our joanne pileggi spoke with police and concerned parents. >> reporter: well this latest incident isart of a wave of new threats since the horrific school shooting in parkland last week. >> everybody is hyper vigilant based on the current circumstances around the country. >> reporter: police in radnor township were called to the high school after a student social media post was considered a potential threat. >> we responded promptly over there to determine that there was a student involved in some messaging that went on. >> i don't think we're ever over reactioning you because never know. you never know if a threat is real or not. >> reporter: these horrific images seem etched in our collective memory at this point. students running from their high school in parkland, florida, last week. former student with an ar-15 went on a rampage killing 17. since then, there's been a rash of threats at area schools. at radnor high, and also at pennridge high in bucks county and at a middle school in vineland, new jersey and at west deptford high in gloucester county. at pennridge the district sa

we're live tonight at philadelphia international airport, i'm joanne pileggi, fox 29 news. o you in the studio. >> all right. we wish him well. thanks, joanne. >>> and with some eagles fans flying out to minnesota to watch the showdown sunday, the next hottest destination to watch the game of course is right here in philadelphia. many fans are flying into the city of brotherly love to make sure they're here for all the fun. phl was packed with people some of whom have lived here before a arriving to soak up the eagles spirit. eagles fans seem to be everywhere in philadelphia, minnesota, even overseas our hank flynn caught up way few sailors who say this game is bringing them a piece of home. >> bahrain, israel, cyprus, norway, um, amsterdam. >> it's hank i'm in new london at the navy base. your philly kid you join the navy. you want to see the world. >> spain, crete, norway, i've been to port smith england. >> until kaiser hails from reading 16 years he's been in the navy he's been a lot of places. my take is no matter, sunday eagles football he says brings him home like not

we're live tonight in radnor township, i'm joanne pileggi fox 29 news. ck to you in the studio, dawn. >> joanne, thank you. >>> more than two dozen school buses up in flames, gone. class is cancel. the big question tonight, what started it all? investigators are now looking into the cause of the early morning fire at the parkland school district bus garage in lehigh county district is hoping to reopen its doors on monday. our jeff cole has more from south whitehall township. >> reporter: firefighters do you say hot spots along the front of the blackened shells of the 16 destroyed school buses. investigators could be seen poke through the rubble. the grim result of a blaze so hot the firefighte firefightersd defense. >> it was just shoot water on it, surround and drown the best you can. >> reporter: 25 buses were destroyed serving the large parkland school district in lehigh county. >> the garage burned up. >> reporter: the garage burned up. it did. are you sad about it? >> yeah. >> and made a big boom. >> reporter: stephanie lives just yards away. she and

fox 29's joanne pileggi joining us in studio. joanne, this problem is popping up again all over the city. >> reporter: that's right, dawn. just a few minutes of driving in center city we bumped in and out of potholes it's definitely the season and drivers we all need to be on the look out. >> i seen people come in. i'm trying to miss a pothole and run into the curb. you still got damage. report roar there is really no way to avoid the dreaded pothole at this time of year. >> potholes are opening up because of the heat/cold cycle we're getting bigger and bigger potholes now. >> reporter: that's right. the freeze and thaw cycle brought to us by mother nature creates this road hazard every year. >> it sun like my wheel is going to fall off. >> reporter: that's the last thing you want to happen. but drivers have yet another major distraction right now. trying to steer clear of the potholes. >> this is a tire off an x350 big dual truck. hit a pothole coming down, um -- what's the name of that street? down the vine expressway, and as so

fox 29' joanne pileggi is live in king of prussia keeping up with the weather. w is it looking there, joanne? >> reporter: well, dawn, it seemed like mother nature couldn't make up her mind tonight. we had snow, we had rain. we had mix of both. you got to remember it was enough to make driving dice seem you also have to remember it is still winter even though we've had a little bout of spring like weather. it's a winter wonderland out here. snowfalling on a saturday night. no, you can't call this descriptive phrase a cliche because it's all true. >> we'll take what we can get. snow is pretty. >> reporter: pretty, yes, bought driving in it a different story. >> it's not great. it's a bit slippery. honestly my car isn't the best for snow. >> we came from a restaurant for dinner. we were supposed to go see the black panther the records too bad. we could not do it right now. >> probably more fun for us. >> fun? >> yeah. >> not scary. >> no. we from russia, come on. >> reporter: not an option for rick clark he's working to night plowing the front and salt machine off

call 311. 1-800 fix road and that was joanne pileggi reporting.e talked about holes in front of our station on market a few weeks ago and the crews showed up. started patching up the problem. that's olympic a very intense crew that showed up that. blocking off the street the. thankfully because i take this was a lot when i come down 4th then turn on to market, you kind of know when to expect the bumps because the holes are there >> it's rough costly repairs and we've had the froze thaw cycle repetitive. >> drove carefully that's the best they don't know to do >> or stay at home. >> what's scott goes >> with this weather >> today is a perfect day to stay home >> the roads are bad. it's slope >> you can barely see the bridge over northern liberties >> and the rain is picking up more happy is moving in. we'll be watching it. >> keep an eye on your radar. had you heard about this? it's called lighting up the blue. it's special lamp that could be the solution to stopping the virus from spreading. when you combine the best internet with the best shows y

. >> that was joanne pileggi reporting. >>> now radnor police are still investigating the threat withemblies to review safety protocols. >>> new details in the shooting that killed a woman driving down broad street. police say it may be a case of mistaken identity or road rage. 23-year-old tyesha timmons was hit by gunfire driving her van with six family members including three children wednesday night. fox 29 has new surveillance video that shows what happened seconds after the shots rang o out. you see the van crosses over the median barely missing another car before crashing into a building. >> the only thing we do know the occupants of the car didn't bring this upon themselves. our hearts go out to the victim's family. it's terrible what happened to this young lady. it shouldn't happen to anybody. >> as police search for the shooter, memorial set up at the site of the accident near broad street and old york road in honor of timmons. >>> moorestown preparing to honor one of its most popular residents today. it's not our very own steve keeley who's popular in his own right but eagle