look at the parkway, where the women's march will take place a little bit later on this morning, jenny joyceuseum with more. good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, beneficialing that's right, it's just a couple of hour would say, when we will start to see women and been gather around, they will meet several blocks up the road at logan's circle around 10:30 when they're supposed to gather and 11:00 is the official march, so this is an anniversary march of what we saw last year for the women's march on philadelphia when we saw roughly 50,000 people show up for that march this year it's expected to be even larger we're hearing rsvp numbers of roughly 70,000 people. the women rally decided this should be is an event to do at least this years, they're not sure whether or not it will become an annual event or not but looking back it has been a strong year with the me too movement and organized at rallies like this can continue to send a message that women are a powerful and united force and that this collective momentum just begun. this is we resist, we persist, we rise. it will focus on

jenny joyce is live from engine 45 this morning with the latest.enny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. it's a somber morning here at engine 45. it is throughout the entire city. learning that a firefighter from this engine company died yesterday while battling a fire here in north philadelphia, mat latourneau an 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. before that he was an emt in springfield, delaware county, latourneau died from injuries he suffered while trapped inside of a burning building on the 2200 block of north colorado street, adam teal said it took his fellow firefighters about 30 minutes to pull him from the debris, latourneau was rushed to temple where he was pronounced after 11:00 a.m. yesterday firefighters from all overtime city stopped by the hospital to pay their respects. >> our hearts are broken, he's one of the best if not the best we've had in the city of philadelphia. he knew his job. but inside and out. and it's sad this has happened and we will be there for his fellow firefighters and for matt's family. >>> in

let's get right to jenny joyce in collingswood. jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen, what i think is interesting is this was the most tweeted about state of the union address in history, which is an indication that a lot of people have a lot of thoughts, feelings, on what's happening in our country right now. both good and bad. so, couple of the topics that were most tweeted about include immigration reform and the ms13 gang. trump said that for decades open boarders have led to drugs, gangs, pouring into our communities, and hard-working americans, fighting illegal imigrants for low wage jobs, which shouldn't happen. the president said that the proposed immigration policies will be in the best interest of all americans bye also in order to get these policies enacted there needs to be bipartisan teamwork. trump asked democrats and republicans last night to come together to make america great again. >> so let's come together, set politics aside, and finally get the job done. >> i will not repeat the mistakes of past

we have jenny joyce at the linc. lets he start with steve keeley at chickie and pete's where we are having please come out and get your dogmas accounts and everything else, hey there, steve. >> reporter: i noticed our latest tweet from jackie, our excellent assignment editor up on the desk. she said join us at chickie and pete's we will be there from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. we, being the rest of the staff, i guess i'm not part of the we, on this show, that is fine. always felt like an out liar anyway. but if you do come, early, one benefit you have here is this is a first come, first serve thing that mike promoted endlessly yesterday and our good friends at moorestown high school helped us put these together since our interns are 4.0 high school grads, ivy leaguers, could not muster to help themselves. i will be handing these out for anybody that gets here before 4:00 a.m. since we are here from four to 10, in the just six to 10, chickie and pete's staff cleaning sidewalk getting ready for they lay hear ray carpet down be

he has been doing this many hours along with jenny joyce. >> and jared voll is with steve keeley out there as well , and chris fox is with jenny this morning too. they have all been through it all. >> hi there, steve. >> this is our final live shot of the week, unless, orlando and miami make a 15th request. you think we are off, we are driving in between and we are live all over the world. i wanted to show you wildwood boardwalk, in watching of the tram car so you can hear the boards, it must be clear where keeley is. spin around, jared. show them. there we go. we have wind drift hotel at the shore and we have snowdrift on the boardwalk. the snow is too deep to even walk in. they need a trans snowmobile to get down the wildwood boardwalk. look at this, jared, we are right under dairy queen and their top dessert, the blizzard, how about that for a coincidence. again, this snowy boardwalk, the snow, at lee i can sink down but mostly standing on top of it. look at these drifts. we have drifts of snow here and looking at the snow, sand blowing on the beach. there is the sunrise, or i gues

jenny joyce joining us from wilmington this morning, hi, jenny. >> good morning, and i just stopped this woman, i just a.m. asking her few quick questions, these conditions are pretty miserable, aren't they? >> yes, indeed. >> i see you're trying to block your face from the side blowing snow. it is very windy out here. >> it is. >> why are you outside? where are you headed? what's your day look like? >> miserable. miserable. >> you have to go to work? >> i'm on my way to work. >> where do you work. >> and i'm late. >> you're late. and waiting for the bus. >> waiting on the bus. >> so we can let people know. >> because of the transactions. >> yes, so the buses also still running here in the city of wilmington, but you are advised to be prepared for delays, so i don't know what time your bus was scheduled for. do you know? >> well i usually catch my bus five minutes to 6:00. >> all right, so we can expect some delays out here. we've seen number of people out here, waiting for buses, people trying to walk their dogs, carry on with their morning routine. i don't know what school district. ar

jenny joyce live at the scene in frankford with the very latest on exactly what happened. jenny.eport gore morning, lauren. well, as of sun is coming up we're getting a better idea of what happened overnight. look at that pile of debris. that's now sitting in front of this home here on the 1300 block of ruin street in the frankford section of the city. the fire is under investigation right now. but officials tell us the early indication is that this fire was intentionally set. fire crews responded to a call here just after 11:30 last night. the initial report was for fire on the first floor of the home. a 17-year-old was transported to saint christopher's hospital for smoke inhalation. as fire crews unleashed the hoses an tack the hot spots, it was placed under control by 1:0. that's when the investigation began. right now we don't know where the fire started or who else aside from the victim may have been home or in the area at the time of the fire. the good news that we know right now is that the hospitalized teen is expected to be okay. lauren? >> jenny joyce, thank you so muc

let's see what jenny joyce is experiencing right now. hey, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen, thomas. so all morning long we've been seeing the pretty small snowflakes, but it is enough to cover cars here. we are in rodney square, live in wilmington, and i did report in the last half hour, that we were seeing about an inch of snow. but you know what? we walked down the street, and because of the winds, look at the grounds. it is very, very spotty. so where we were standing before, there was inch of accumulation, but here, there is snowing. so again, that's all because of the wind, and the drifting snow that we're seeing, so it is kind of hard to understanded just how much snow has fallen. the other thing, in addition to the winds, we were talking about the small know flakes, so it is pretty amazing how much snow has already fallen. it -- little deceiving, you don't think there will be that much out there. but there is enough already to cover the cars in the area. so we haven't seen many people out and about, which is a very good thi

wilmington, jenny joyce joining us, hi, jenny. >> good morning, guys. so i just stopped this woman in her tracks, this is one of the few people that we found out here on the street. you said where are you going in you going to work. >> mnt bank. >> i just asked, they're staying open? you said as far as you know, right? >> as far as i know, yes. >> i just made the trek in. >> how did you get here what were the conditions like. >> i brought, came in on the bus, i actually thought coming up to wilmington was going to be little bit better than down dover way, or towns end way. it really is not that much better. >> no it is not. visibility low. roads you can see, roads are becoming snow covered. and it is cold out here. >> it is cold. >> yes. >> but our driver did a great job. >> well, that's good to know that you got here safely. were you happy with the driving. i'll let you go to work since you're so cold out here. you have a good day, too. so she didn't even, again, thinks twice about going to work, she just said i got to go. so but not many people are go

let's get right out to jenny joyce in collingswood. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen and thomas, so president trump addressed a number of topics, last night, things like infrastructure improvements, immigration reform. the president definitely delivered a positive speech discussing the american dream and that people can be whatever they want to be in the country. he added that the us made it clear this year that it is a powerful global leader president trump told americans what he did for the country in 2017. increase jobs, tax reform, and the repeal of obamacare. but he also laid out his plan moving forward and shared a few goals that are of interest to him. >> one of migrate he is priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs. many other countries, these drugs cost far less than what we pay in the united state. and it is very, very unfair. that is why i've directed my administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of my top priorities for the year. >> (applause). >> and prices will come down substantial

jenny joyce is live atlantic aviation.how up to send the team may of in style. >> reporter: i think so, maybe watching might be showing up here, we've been saying all morning, they will be leaving early this afternoon, headed to the super bowl. let the madness begin we were at the final practice at the novacare complex where we could see the flares doing various drills. we talked to several players who sayed said they know there will be many distractions, chris long is talking to his team mates about being selfish, saying nop to do staying mentally and physically coach pederson has been telling the players to enjoy the moment. they know how hd get here. not only here in philly but cros rooting for the birds to beat the pats >> i think the teams that haven't been there in a while have success. i think city's energy is kind of contagious. i believe a lot of people see it ansay, they like the way we play. it's an football and we got good people in the locker room >> thereto play for, family, friends andm sure every chip on th

. >> yes, we are live team coverage this morning jenny joyce waiting for stores to opened up to get some gears. but, we will begin with steve keeley in cherry hill at the wawa. hi there, steve. >> reporter: lauren, you know i love you but i heard you say jenny pick me up some things. i called jenny. full price on the eagles stuff , but the falcons stuff is on sale, she said. by the way, i said hey jenny, pick me up a couple of doormats, this is second time we will use them to wipe our feet on the way to the super bowl. i had some falcons doormats coming. >> yikes. >> all right. you are so nice you cannot even say anything mean. anyway, i know you can say something mean if i said something to you. we are at wawa we showed you newspaper, when jeff lurie said don't buy all of the papers now wait until two monday. this guy means business. >> this is a special group of players. coaches. however in all of our focus, has been the whole year is to win it all. it is not just to go to the super bowl. i think, you know, we're in a special trip to minneapolis, and there is a goal to win a world cham

hours here people will be arriving at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. >> lets get to jenny joyce who was there right now in center city, good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, the procession is expected to arrive here, at the basilica, just after 8:30 this morning, and then there will be a second viewing ahead of the funeral mass from 9:00 to 10:30 just like last night, this morning's viewin will be opened to the public, people can stop by, pay their respects, to the late fire fighter, as many did yesterday , and ahead of the mass we expected to hear a few word from philadelphia's mayor jim kenney, fire commissioner tiehl, and luke latourneau that is matthew's brother, the mass begins at 11:00 a.m. and it is opened to the public, there are several family members involved in the mass. lieutenant latourneau's mother , sister, and two brothers will serve as pallbearers. cardinal o'hara high school choir will also be involved in the mass, respectfully, honoring the life of one of their alumni, karen and thomas >> all right, jenny, thank you a lot of the buildings been lit up

let's get right out to jenny joyce in gloucester township with the latest on this, jenny?reporter: good morning, karen so, zero so i am standing here at this intersection where the alleged child luring happened, right across the street here, that's the elementary school. so it happened just after 3:00 , very busy time for the school, as a lot of children were making their way home, police tell us, that someone in a older model green car approached three brother, ages ten, seven and seven, here at station and ridge avenues. and according to police, the man in the car rolled down his window and asked the boys if they needed a ride. the boy said no. the driver responded something like come, get in, the boys ran home, they told their mom who then called police. investigators are advising parents to talk with their children, remind them what to do in these situations, as they reach out to other area police departments to see if they've had any similar incidents. >> sometimes people really are just genuine, real dow want to help someone. but in today's worlds we got to investiga

jenny joyce joins us from the location this morning. jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. patco's pretty good at communicating with their riders via their twitter account. last update came last night announcing a modified scheduled. some riders on the platform waiting for that first train to come through and it is expect over the next five minutes or so. plan right new for today is to have the train into fill running every 10 minutes, during the morning rush, beginning at 6:30 until nine and 10 to 20 minutes heading eastbound, yesterday we captured the kay uses at ferry avenue station in camden as passengers were forced to get off the train as the wires sparked on the line. train in both direction where is halted. patco says that one of their trains hit electrical wires that were hanging over the tracks, from an earlier accident involving a conrail train and a recollectal pole on a adjacent track, shortly thereafter limited services resumed as thousands of riders who rely on this public transportation were affected. >> i was actually going in to work and i said police are

that was a good rebound. >> thank you, jenny joyce. >> she is balancing it out.hat works. >> okay. happy birthday to doug pederson ♪ >> dougpeterson. >> you want to know? >> yes, turning 50. >> common in. >> so i guess he turned 50. >> i should have stood up to get awe better position. our name, sir? >> danny. >> dan what i? >> dragone. >> where are you from? >> new jersey, hoboken. >> so what are you doing in minnisota? >> making a cake. >> could you hold that real quickly here? let me show everybody s this looks like something from cake bosses. >> you got that right. >> here, i'll try to go across then. >> that's from cake boss. >> remind everybody who cake boss is, come on, hoboken. >> hoboken, new jersey. >> ya, everybody watches it on tv. >> and there is a carlos bake shop here in the mall? >> yes. >> so you guys have made it all the way out to minnisota how long has it been here? been here for awhile? >> got here monday. >> no the shop. >> the shop is about couple of years here already. >> couple of years. very niles. i'm glad people in minnesota are gettin

but jenny joyce, of course, these track these cold temperatures. tell was it feels like. pefully jenny it's not for much longer. >> reporter: yeah, i'm also the cruel reporter because i'm stoppig very nice people like it yet vet from going indoors to talk with us live on the air. you just stop here at the store we're live in west philadelphia. this is your car. you have an suv. >> yes. >> how has that been in the cold cold? >> it's all right. i have not got stuck like some people but it's wear and tear on the wheels and everything. so ugh. >> talk about this weather. what is your weekend look like? you staying indoors? >> oh, yes. we're staying indoors eating popcorn, snacks watching all types of movies. no outdoors. >> what are you stopping at the store for. just being nosy. >> i'll get the kids some snacks. probably some gain to wash clothes. just little various things buying. >> how do you stay warm? >> turn the heat on and put cozy socks and some big old sweaters on probably. >> i like it. i'm going to let you go. thank you so much for chatting with us. >> you nice hav

peter and paul >> lets get to jenny joyce. we know whenever we have viewings like this we will see departments from all over the greater delaware valley, lehigh valley coming to go for this. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, and there were fire fighters from boston who came down after one of their shifts last night to support not only lieutenant matt latourneau but entire philadelphia fire department. a second viewing will be held here at basilica from 9:00 to 10:30 and funeral mass will be held at 11:00 o'clock this morning, both are opened to the public, we were here at the basilica last night, for that first viewing, for the late hero, and there were hundreds of people present, many did in the necessity matt but wanted to honor his life and service, ahead of today's funeral there will be remarks from philadelphia's mayor jim kenney, fire commissioner adam tiehl, and luke latourneau, matt's brother. commissioner tiehl posted on social media yesterday sharing with us just how difficult the last several days have been. he said

jenny joyce going over how it went reaction.ew jersey. >> good morning, mike, alex, i don't if you fuzz are aware of this but i find interesting the social media aspect, last the most tweeted about state of the union address in history with four and a half million tweets. that beats the 2016 or excuse me 2017 address. which had about 3 million tweet. three topics and moments most tweeted about when president trump said we stand for the national anthem, statement on reform, ms13, trump said for decades our open board verse led to drugs, gangs, pouring into our communities, and hard-working americans fighting illegal immigrant for low wage jobs. should not happen. >> in older to get the policies enacted there needs to be bipartisan teamwork. trump as democrats and republicans to come together, to make america great again. >> so, let's come together, set politics aside. and finally, get the job done. >> i will not repeat the works of past administrations that got news this dangerous position. >> reporter: so the associated press went through the whole speech. they kind of outlined fact ver

. >> in fact they are already gathering, jenny joyce is live at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul where services will be at 11:00 this morning but also a viewing at 9:00 but lets begin with steve keeley over the engine 43 we know where that is at 21st and market. >> that is where procession will start, steve.& >> they were supposed to start gathering right now, but as you can see the firehouse is empty not because they are meeting at a procession but because they are going on call after call after call after we got here non-stop work since we arrived at 3:00, in the just that dock fire at dave and busters, now another call in west philadelphia. that was their first call today since we have been here so no rest for bravest right here. the only thing we can mention here is we are at a firehouse that has been close to a lot of death and destruction in this town. this is same block where that house collapsed two doors away and i can see where the meridian plaza used to be from here right across the city hall, fire in 1991 in february in the winter again, that killed three philade

our jenny joyce is headed to the scene.er all of the information for us as soon as she gets there of course we will bring it to you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> let's talk about the countdown to the nfc championship game right here on fox 29. we are now just three days away. >> you get so nervous, because it is so close. you can almost taste the superbowl. you don't want to think about the game, so we're excited, steve, don't want to get ahead of ourselves watch are people saying and doing? good morning. >> reporter: you know, it is fun that i you say you can almost taste the superbowl. i can almost taste wing bowl. that's two weeks from tomorrow. and i'm hoping it is a happy wing bowl, not a mourning type of wing bowl. morning as in mo. urning. two bowls to look forward to after sunday. all right, getting back on track, did you see the latest prices? you did if you follow karen on twitter kind enough to re tweet the news that the top ticket for the best seat available on stub hub, the famous ticket re-sell err, $10,000 each for the sca p

lets get right to jenny joyce, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, car own, so he announced his retirement at a time when we know he is under investigation by the ethics committee. a committee of which pat meehan was a member of, until these allegations of sexual harassment, and misuse of taxpayer funding, surfaced last week. new york times that broke this story, about the four term congressman, who represents part of the delaware, montgomery, berks, lancaster county. our jeff cole sat down with me and married father of three admitted to developing a close relationship with a former aid , decade younger then he, in a relationship that was in the romantic. despite that he has said the former employee a very personal letter he released to the media which he tells would the man she's kind, sensitive, caring. meehan says she was his soul mate but relationship did not bend beyond professional. >> i have feeling that were generated not an attraction. >> did you have romantic feelings for this woman. >> i did not have romantic feelings. it was a relationship that was a very professional relations

lets get right to jenny joyce to explain, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, yeah, congressman pat meehan announced his retirement coming amid allegations that he used thousands of dollars of taxpayer money to settle a claim with a former staffer, of sexual harassment, new york times broke this story last week, this week our jeff cole sat down with the four term republican congressman who admitted to developing a close relationship with a former aid , three decade younger then he but that relationship was not romantic according to meehan who release aid letter he wrote to the woman in may after he learn that she had begun a relationship with someone outside of his office. writing quote, i thank god for putting you into my life, signing witt all my heart, patrick. the new york times reports that meehan became whose style >> did you not turn whose style to her when you found out she had an outside boyfriend, that is the claim. >> that is the claim? i do not agree that is substantiated that is why i'm here making sure people know

let's get out to jenny joyce in center city. jenny? >> good morning, karen, so even this week, the start of the trial process with jury selection defendant edward archer's attorney is still trying to claim that his client is not fit to stand trial. it got off to little bit after shaky start earlier this week, when the jurors were actually in the room and 32 year old archer apparently started telling the judge that his attorney does not represent him. this was while, again, potential jurors were in the courtroom. and archer's attorney said that that is proof that his client should not stand trial in a 2016 case of attempted murder of philadelphia police officer, jesse hartnett. surveillance video from the night of the shooting allegedly shows archer opening fire on officer hartnett with a stolen police firearm as the officer drove through an intersection. police commissioner richard ross told us then that archer fired 11 shots from the stolen 9-millimeter handgun at close range hitting officer hartnett three times in the arm. fellow off

gave us that shot, look down to 18th and take the left and then pull into our camera there where jenny joyce is standing by at basilica and 18th right over pennsylvania parkway, and through that intersection and right in front of the cathedral and that is where she is. >> to get ready for public viewing, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, we are seeing traffic picking up a little bit in the area around basilica as we move into rush hour as well as we watch police, fire truck, fire apparatus arrive here for lieutenant latourneau's funeral at 9:00 there will be another viewing and then at 11:00 a.m. funeral mass for the late lieutenant, we were at the basilica yesterday for the first viewing for the late hero and there were hundreds of people, present, and many did not personally know matt but wanted to honor his life and his service, among those in attendance fire commissioner lloyd ayers who said that he was there for lieutenant's swearing in ceremony that was 11 years ago , mike and alex. >> eleven years ago, all right we will hang with you, jenny, thank you. >>> in other news. >> well, two armed ro

our jenny joyce out and about this morning as well joining us from manayunk, good morning to you, jenny>> reporter: good morning, thomas. this morning we have had an opportunity to drive around, and the road were berth than what i was expecting. we are live in manayunk, just off of ridge avenue. so back here the smaller road, a little bit messy, that is to be expect through this hilly, narrow neighborhood. there is slush in the road and some spots layers of ice. it is only 11 degrees right now, so it is the ice, the cold, the wind, that will make the commute and day in general , nasty for anyone who has ton out in this. a lot of schools are closed as we mentioned, philadelphia public and parochial schools, so have everyone here in this manayunk neighborhood the families, hopefully will give them one more day to stay indoors, before they have to travel out, possibly this weekend and that is other good thing it is a friday so people can sort of, lay low, easing into the weekend because if you take a look at the ground there is still a lot of slush here on these back road. a number of the

. >> anbar kade situation started last night, jenny joyce at the scene giving us the latest what's going on there now, jenny? >> reporter: yes, good morning, mike and alex, live here at the staging area set up at timber creek high school. actually two school district that are closed today. gloucester township school district, which is comprised of several elementary and middle schools, and then black horse pike regional school district, which has timber creek as well as triton and highland high schools, all of those schools closed because of this ongoing situation. gives us an indication this won't be closed any time soon. police did share this picture on social media. map of the red zone, an area where police are asking people to shelter in place. encouraging them not to leave their homes, affected areas, prospect avenue, prospect court, eden shire, hampshire roads, gloucester township police say it is actively trying to d de escalate the situation going on nearly ten hours, police say they responds today yorkshire and hampshire roads for the report of shots fired last night just after

our jenny joyce is showing us from manayunk once again, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. keeley said add a layer or two and i say or three or four. we cannot say enough how cold it is. more than that when wind comes through it is really piercing your face. live here along ridge avenue, in manayunk, a few cars passed us by. main road is here are not the problem, what is tricky is back road and parking lots, throughout this area we talk about manayunk because it is so tricky, streets are so narrow. when we have plows going through. first it is tough to get down these streets. we do know that the center of the roads are always plowed but if you look along those cars there that is kingsly street, you can see a lot of the cars are wedged in between piles of snow. so people waking up this morning they will have some more work to do, and as they are heading out, schools in this area, philadelphia schools are closed. so we're hoping that allows a little bit more time for people to get up and adam and not rush out of here this morning, back to you. >> always good advice, jenny, th

we have jenny joyce where people will be rushing to the store to get their supplies and steve keeleyhas found a guest and some newspapers, hey steve. >> reporter: when does the news break news that is when newspaper are just being delivered at leann hour late because they are publishing a whole lot more with this late breaking news headlines. back page is my favorite best in show in the first part of the daily news but i like this one foles speed ahead and scotties not foles speed head because we are holding him up in the middle of one of his busiest days. everybody getting double, triple papers. >> yes for the big copy. >> reporter: this is a collector's item. >> it will be, when eagles win super bowl. >> reporter: this is the one you want now but in two weeks top if they are winning super bowl. >> midnight again. >> reporter: do you deliver them in bundles do you think people might be buying them in bun also at two dollars a pop just because this is so history making. >> i don't think it will get that far. >> reporter: they are buying american one now. >> yes, lot of people will co

right out to jenny joyce to explain what's happening, jenny?er: good morning, karen, so this has been going on for hours now, we are being kept at a distance which is preventing minute by minute updates. but we did get a briefing from the police chief within the last hour. he confirmed, yes, this is still an active barricade situation. and there are no injuries. gloucester township police says it is actively trying de-escalate the situation which has been going on for more than eight hours win the brittany woods neighborhood. police say they responds today yorkshire and hampshire roads for the report of shots fired last night after 8:00 p.m. upon arrival, the person inside after home refused to surrender to police. investigators tell it is, the gunman fired several shots at police officers and at armored vehicle packed with officers, fortunately, no one was hurt. and chief earl tells us officers did not return gunfire. police have not said if anyone else may be inside this home. we talked to a man who was stuck at the staging area with us, he c

let's get to jenny joyce about what we are speccing in this and who may be in court. jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen, so the trial process has already gotten off to interesting start during jury selection earlier this week. the defendant, 32 year old edward archer of delaware county, apparently started telling the judge that his attorney does not represent him, this was while potential jurors were in the courtroom, archer's attorney said that's proof that his client is not fit to stand trial in a 2016 case of attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. surveillance video from the night of the shooting allegedly shows archer opening fire on officer hartnett with a stolen police firearm as the officer drove through an intersection. police commissioner richard ross told us that archer fired 11 shots from the stolen 9-millimeter handgun at close range, hitting officer hartnett three times in the arm. fellow officers held multiple benefits for their wounded brother as he underwnt several surgeries, spent couple of weeks in the hospi

all right, we check in with jenny joyce, where some people are probably getting hot coffee. fuel for the humans maybe along with the cars, as well. hey, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys, i came across thomas, thomas filling up his van. can you tell us little bit? you just drove up from this smyrna area. >> from dover, smyrna area, right. >> tell me about the drive. what were the conditions like on the roads? >> well, definitely, definitely, definitely, bad. they're still covered. even though the plow trucks are out. but as soon as they go past, it has been snowing all morning, i've been out since 3:00. so it has been snowing all morning. so it is pretty hard for them to keep up. >> now, were you out, were you working in this weather. >> yes. >> on the road? you were at the office? >> no, on the road. >> on the road. so you have really been in the thick of things since it started to snow? >> since it started, right. >> wow. and you're finally headed home? >> yes, finally headed home. >> it will feel good. you'll spend the rest of your morning? >> inside, watching fox. >>

out to jenny joyce, following a barricade situation this morning, jenny?ve here from timber creek high school, set up as a staging area, for an active barricade situation happening not too far away from here. we have camden county sheriff's office, swat team, as well as the gloucester township police swat team on scene. a live update coming up. steve? >> well, when you're a couple of california parents and you send your son off to college, a whole coast away to the university of pennsylvania, your wore business him problem about his time on campus no about his time >> this is "good day philadelph. >> right now, on good day philadelphia. breaking news out of gloucester township. a barricade situation. people are being told to shelter in place. >>> plus, a missing university of pennsylvania student, has been found murdered. his devestated parents, choke back tears. >> blaze was a brilliant charismatic man who shined light on all of the lives and people and communities he touched. >> the investigation into who killed blaze. >> and: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the song of th

we'll check back in with jenny joyce with the details. >> i know small house but nine people taken tos covering the eagles. >> eighty-three hours, 45 minutes, to kick off on fox 29. but more learnly 23 hours away until mike jerrick and alex hole any person here at chickie's and pete's', for tomorrow's big pep >> a major house fire in delaware county. nine people transported to the hospital we're live in chichester. >> he will henry school children in south jersey? knows not to go near anybody. >> parent rattled after stranger allegedly tells group of children to get in his car. the man police are trying to track down right now. >> get ready to get wild. there is cents definitely a fear that eagles fans are going to light you on fire and slam you through a table or something. >> phillies reputation, already in the heads of vikings fans, in minnesota. why some are scared to come to the game sunday night at the linc. no masses being, no problem. we're helping you get your underdog face on this morning. we will make the mask for you. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this may have been a bad idea. >> how many

jenny joyce at the linc.ets start with steve keeley and what he has inside at chickie and pete's, hey there, steve. >> do i look like i'm getting ready for game kick off, what do you think of the look. >> he yah. >> anyhow, you get it. speaking of teams, deantonio has a real life brady bunch if you don't know who they are lucy noland tweeted a picture of them for another family member we will show in a second. but three boys and three girls , they married together w a real life brady bunch. how is that working out. >> pretty good so far. >> it is margaret. >> there is no imagine, no maggie and no peggy. >> right. >> reporter: i said how do they get peggy out of margaret anyway. >> i don't know, but i dent like it. >> jim, how excited are you for the game. we can tell not only did you mold family together but two eagles fans, authentic brian dawkins jersey with the autograph on the back if you want to show that off, we know that is worth a fortune. anyhow how did you find such a bought full eagles fan to marry

. >> if you didn't get a chance to listen, break down the highlights, jenny joyce, over in collingswood, new jersey, jenny, tell us. >> good morning, alex and mike. so, president touched on several issues, that came up in 2017. succes so president trump talked about infra stricture improvement, imgr very positive speech, discussing the american dream, and that people cn this country. he clear, powerful global leader, president trump told americans what hdi in 2017 like increase jobs, tax reform, and the repeal of out hn moving forward and shared few goals that are of interest to him. one of migrate he is priorities to prescription drug. many other countries these drugs cost far less we pay in the united state. and it is very, very unfair. that is why i direcnitestratione injustice of high drug prices cents, one of my top priorities for the year. >> and prices will come down substantially. >> watch. >> boards err security, to close the deadly loopholes ms13 and other criminals, gangs, to break into our country. last nig most tweeted about state of the union address in history, with four

just chomp up the beach, that will be issue later becomes check in another area of delaware, where jenny joyce is in wilmington. hey, jenny? >> good morning, karen, thomas, seeing exactly what steve keeley is seeing, because of the high winds, some areas here in rodney square have about an inch or so of snow, whereas other have zero snow on the sidewalk. so, taking a look over here, you can see, the city buses are still running. but just within the lasts 15 minute or so, delaware governor john carney did announce that allstate offices will be closed today. so, as of last night, it was only sussex county. that's southern delaware, the delaware beaches, were going to be closed because as we know they are getting pounded by the nor'easter. but again, lasts 15 minutes, he update that to tweet explaining that all three counties of delaware will have government offices closed, all non-essential employees will not be report to go work this morning, so the winds the big factor right now, precipitation, not as strong as it was within the last hour or so. it is kind of, i guess, i don't know if we are i

we need new shirts. >> instead of just washing them. >> jenny joyce is in charge of the "good day philadelphiai there, jenny. >> i will say that this sweat today. is there also a blanket, i just want to wrap nfc champion t i don't thinkwas to hold this we on camera. i know i told you, for you. i think would you like, one of the soft t-shirts, so either this one or this one, so you let me know which you want and i will bring it back for you. but there are so many cool things in addition to the blanket. sorry, alex, you too. lauren has been texting me this morning. keeley has been giving her a hard time about the falcons. what will you wear, jenny's not going to get you any falcons gear. not. we are converting her to a full-fledged eagles fan, of alle people around here looking at the merchandise, scoping it oned last night, i was told, they did in the leave here. they did until roughly 1:00 o'clock this morning and then they were back opened a before 6:00 because of the demand that has been high. so it is not a mobfortable in h, but if you are looking to get your gear, modellsas alex? >>> walki

in fact our jenny joyce she was out there spoke with some fans still on a high from last night's win.> i'm feeling great awesome. it was my birthday saturday. i was you some birthday present. >> reporter: you're wearing your eagles sweatshirt. >> my eagles pants. >> reporter: looking great. >> modell's says she expect several shipments today of merchandise as we head right into the super bowl. >>> if your man's fort first week mend february include a trip to minneapolis for super bowl lii be warped here. prices for the game tickets for lodging they are already sky high. unless you've got those season tickets urostyle stuck in the secondary market. in fact on sub hub they are asking $5,000 a bees for seats way up there in the top section. if you want better seats get ready to shell out up to 17 grand. as for lodging private homes they're up for rent. $3,500 a night. some fans took things a little too far in celebrations last night and tacked several cars. multiple vehicles were tagged with green paint you see right there. this was on the 1500 block of north 16th street. the damage rang

. >> jenny joyce is outside.eople will be setting up and getting ready to tame gate. >> reporter: good morning guys. we got, if you can't get to 4th and market come to the linc we have a whole box and we want to give them out. the game is not till 6:30, it is a little cannot here right now. last night the crews were out throughout the city where the hype is big. we talked to people at a local beer distributor, that he said everything was going really well in terms of business, bars in center city are offering special preand post game happy hours expecting to be slam all day and in south philly dino's party center told us all of the party supplies, balloon have been going quickly. anything with eagles on it flying off the shelves in preparation for tonight's game. >> free order, i had to get a lot of stuff in ahead of time >> number one thing in this end paw everybody, you know, they're going to have the food brought to them. the hoagie tray. >> reporter: we know fans have been psyched up. today will be the culmin

. >> so jenny joyce is in center city with more. jenny?> good morning, authorities believe it has been two years since this happened. we do expect number every philadelphia police officers to be here at the cjc for the trial of 32 year old edward archer. he admitted to caring out an ambush-style shooting on a philadelphia police officer, back in january of 2016. archer says he did it in the name of islam. surveillance video from the night of the shooting shows archer opening fire on philadelphia officer, jesse heart necessary, with the stolen police firearm, as the officer drove through an an intersection. police commissioner richard ross told us then archer fired 11 shot from the 9-millimeter handgun at close range, hitting officer hartnett three times in the arm. fellow officers held multiple benefits r for their wounded brother as he underwent surgery. several surgeries, and spent couple every weeks in the hospital and time recovering before heading back to work two years later, now, the trial is set to begin, archer's attorney has been

but, it is a fairly small house, but nine people were taken to the hospital, al next. >> so jenny joyce has been there for more than an hour now in upper chichester township. she is giving us more details. jenny, learning anything else? >> last live shot, they had to come back, the home started smoking again, putting out hot spots. few fire victims returned to the neighborhood as well. went to neighbor's house to stay warm, we have some pictures of what the fire looked like, early this morning, taken by moment of the aston fire company we are hearing nine people written side this home, because they were in town visiting for a funeral. according to family members think burried lofter one yesterday, now dealing with& another tragic situation, loss of family home. the nine people staying here are believed to be okay. they were transported to area hospitals for smoke inhalation, two people returning did not want to be on camera, in shorts and not wearing any shoes, wrapped in blankets, could you tell they ran out of the house. when they saw flames, around 4:00 this morning, and it took fire

. >> but the trial hasn't started jenny joyce gig us the details from center city. mike and alex, apparently earlier this week during jury selection the defendant saying well my attorney doesn't represent me to the judge. and the attorney fired back not fit to stand trial. but the trial is we're spec to go see a number of philadelphia police officer here ater this morning, as 32 year old trial admitting to caring out anyle shooting on a philadelphia police officer back in january of 2016. he says did he it in the surveillance video from the night of the shooting shows arch jesse hartnett, with a stolen police firearm as the officer dove through an intersection, police commissioner richard ross told us that archer fired 11 shots from the 9-millimeter handgun at close range. hitting officer hartnett, three times in the arm. fell multiple benefits for officer hartnett as he underwentcouple every weeks in the hospital and spent heading back to work. so archer's attorney, again that his client is not mentally fit for this trial. however, as wedge said no, he's just not b

. >> for a lot of people back to work time dealing with the ice , snow, cold, jenny joyce joining us from 69th street transportation center with how commuters are dealing with the elements, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys, it is pretty brutal. we saw two dozen people hop on a bus passed us by and they were bundled head to toe. you could only see their eyes, people running from the station on to the bus. what you don't want to do in this cold is standing still, waiting for your bus to come, alan, unfortunately that is your situation, talk about these extremely cold temperatures. >> it is bad. i don't want to be out here. it is too cold. i wouldn't recommend anybody being out here. but people have things to do they have to go to work, school but you do what you have to do. right now i'm here with my face mask off but i cannot move my fingers. >> my goodness. your busies coming at 7:15. >> yes. >> what time did you get here how long have you been outside >> i have been out here for about 25 minutes waiting. >> reporter: you have been out here for 25 minutes. did you think of walki

lets get to jenny joyce joining us from the collinswood station, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. patco is running on a modified schedule the plan to have all of the trains, heading westbound into philadelphia, run every 10 minutes during the morning rush from 6:30 until 9:00 ape 10 to 20 minutes eastbound, yesterday we captured chaos at ferry avenue station in camden as passengers were forced to get on the train and find an alternate means of transportation after wires sparked on a line, trains in both directions were halted, patco says one of their trains hit electrical wires that were hanging over the tracks, because of an earlier accident involving a conrail trail and then a electrical pole on a adjacent track. shortly thereafter limited services resumed as thousands of riders relied on public transportation were affected. >> i was actually going in to work and i see police are blocking entrance and we cannot jump on it is not going toward philadelphia it is heavy, because i'm late because of this. public transportation, it is a rough one. it gets jammed packed every day and

. >> lets get to jenny joyce and see what is happening right now, hi, jenny. >> reporter: i will walk with you over here in the manayunk/ roxborough area, and right now we're in the parking lot. as you can see looking down there is a lot of slush on the ground. looks at kingsly street, we're at kingsly and ridge and the pounds of snow here all piled up. if you take a look down the street it just continues on. these back road are messy throughout manayunk roxborough area which is to be expect. driving here i can tell you that the main road are clear. that is a good thing. however, trying to navigate it could be dicey this morning. especially because temperatures are what 11, 12 degrees, for a high of about 15 degrees today, it is that ice factor this morning which is going to last for the next couple of days, so, while we can tell you taking another look here at ridge avenue, if we can spin around, cars are getting by, just fine and stick to those main road because back road are still a little rough. >> thanks, jenny, wow, just so icy, i can't believe it. >>> more than just snow, and s

our jenny joyce smoke with excited fans in the northeast. >> reporter: before the sun came up eagles modell's on cottman avenue. >> i was so excited, you know, and words can't describe,. >> alan from jenkintown waited in his car until the doors opened a little bit before 6:00 a.m. early start to help birds fans get their hands on the prized nfc championship gear. >> what are you going to get this time? >> new flag. >> new flag. got this t-shirt. >> got shirts. >> searching for sizes, colors, styles and accessories. hats, pennants and glasses many people came ready to spend their green after watching the birds dominate and destroy the vikings for a thrilling nfc championship victory. now it's super bowl time. >> i'm feeling great. it was my birthday saturday. so this is an awesome birthday present. >> feeling great and looking even better. >> when you're wearing your eagles sweatshirt. >> and eagles pants. >> looking great. >> we've been -- mr. modell himself stopped by the store revel in the excitement with the customers flying high after last night's stunning blow out. >> seeing the

because jenny joyce near the scene. jenny? >> good morning, mike and alex, so when police were over here just couple every minutes ago, did i ask the question why so many schools are closed. and they said it was not a police call. it was a superintendent call. for the safety of the student. i think it was a simple decision, just to make it even and level the playing field for both school district have all every those students stay home today. mike, earlier, you said, you know, i wonder if the gunman got out. that will why all every these schools are closed? no, that's not the case. so police are actively negotiating with this suspect. and we want to show you the map. one reason that we new that that was not the situation is because police have not extended this map of the shelter in place order. so it is still the same number of streets that have been affected all morning long, prospect avenue, pars on court, prospect court, eaten shire, brookshire, hampshire road. police say just after 8:00 last night when neighbor called to

. >> so jenny joyce is joining us in the area with more on this latest decision. >> reporter: good morning. so you said the announcement came yesterday about pat meehan's retirement, this is also after he was removed from the ethics committee and announced that the ethics committee is now investigating meehan. this is all after allegations he used thousands of taxpayers dollar to settle sexual harassment. new york times broke this last week. our jeff cole sat down with the four term republican congressman this week who admitted to developing a close relationship with the aid decade younger then he about that the rerelationship was not romantic. he reacted badly when she discovered he had an interest in another man. >> i have feelings that were generated and i said an attraction. >> did you have romantic feelings for this woman. >> i did not have romantic feelings. it was a relationship that was a very professional relationship. >> i know a lot of people in this community are not happy with a lot of the things that he believes in and now with this. >> reporter: prior to becoming a congressm