kelsey was babysitting the boys. hours ticked by. she called her mom -- where are you. >> and she didn't answer. and i called her back around lunch and she didn't answer. i called her pretty much all day long. >> her dad was at work. her mom was who knew where. just wasn't like her to do this. >> was she the type of person to take her cell phone with her everywhere? >> yes, it was always attached to her hip. >> you could always easily get ahold of her. >> yes. >> and you couldn't. >> no. >> she called her dad who had by now gone from his day job to a night shift at a local factory. >> i'm sure you told your dad were you worried. >> we kept in touch during the day to see if one of us had talked to her. >> did he seem to be worried? >> he did, and neither of us could get in touch with her. >> at midnight, it was clear something was terribly wrong. scott left work to file a missing person's report with police. >> what was it like for you that night? >> it was awful. i was very scared when she didn't come home. and i pretty much knew in

it was like they were empty inside. >> for kelsey, it was simply overwhelming.ng for the very first time, she saw her dad not as the loving further who took her shopping for her senior prom dress but as a man who orchestrated the death of her mother. have you ever brought up the issue with him? said, "i know that you did this"? >> one day i will. i don't have it in me to confront him and tell him what i know. it hurts too much for me to say it out loud. for me to tell my dad i know what he did and that i -- i hate what he did. but he's still my father, and i'll always love him. >> her mother loved him, too, loved him flew through infidelid trouble, always. even as she loved her children, her family. as she tried to make life good, while her plotted to kill her. a couple years earlier, you had a great, full, lovely family life. >> there's really not a word that you can use to describe what our family has been through in the last four years. it's been -- it's been a very difficult four years. >> and you've got such a nice, sunny disposition. how do you do that? >>

kelsey, you're a freshman. you were in your geography class -- actually you were in your geography class until the fire alarm was pulled. you went out as if to file out and evacuate for the fire alarm. then what happened? >> everybody stopped moving, no one was going down the stairs, everybody was looking around like what's going on? all of a sudden, it was like a wave of kids running back upstairs screaming. some were crying, some were saying oh, my goodness. >> had you heard the gunshots at that point? >> no, i had not. people said there were gunshots downstairs. i talked to my teacher and i said i'm scared, i don't know what's going on. then we heard the gunshots. >> then you turned around and you went back to your geography classroom. >> yes. >> then what happened? >> my geography teacher unlocked the door and i ran in thinking he was behind me but he was not. >> what happened to your teacher? >> he unfortunately passed away in the doorway of our classroom. >> did you see him get shot? >> i did not. i heard

gabe kapler has jason kelsey talk to the team before the workout.a toned down version of his superbowl parade speech. he hit home. they were underdogs too. >> beginning of the year, we were thinking about the superbowl. you are trying to think about getting better and improving yourself. >> champions have stories to share and they are effective for a reason. they have been through ups and downs. they have come together as units. they have felt what it feels like to have people count them out and to have people think they are wrong. >> it's been ten years since they won. kelsey thinks the phillies are hungry dogs too. >> they are a good young team with a lot of talent, projected to be 8-8 and then we won the superbowl. >> no one believed in them. everyone wrote them off early. >> there are a lot of similarities, i think, between that team start of the nfl team and us now. it was cool to hear that from him, obviously. to hear his words fired us up. >> reece hoskins tell tells me t chills listening. jeff skversky, "action news." >> more from kelce stra

parkway where he trusted strangers to go crowd surfing, all 295-pounds of jason kelsey. the end of the rally presented anonymous challenges. dann cuellar and christie ileto tell us about the cleanup and for many a difficult drive home. dan, we'll start with you. >> it looks like they'll have this open long before rush hour tomorrow morning. from looking at the parkway after the superbowl parade, it looks like one heck of a party. >> it was bufl. we enjoyed it. among the trash there was much stuff left behind including outdoor folding chairs, cooler, backpacks, you name it. there was clearly a lot of alcohol consumed. >> looked like a good time had by all. hope for another one next year. congratulations to the team. they did a great job and unified the city. the cleanup began after the crowds began to clear. they worked through the night to handle the massive job. what you see here is the aftermath of upwards of a million people here all day to cheer on their eagle football heros. >> everybody was nice to each other. it was great. >> it's better than my marriage. i love m

. >> reporter: kelsey beck and creative crew at ridley rainbow have been working 12-hour shifts to make your valentine's day perfect. >> we were here all day long. we're really busy, but we enjoy it. >> reporter: they're park sorting, cuts and a ranging order after order for people like tom dooley who planned ahead. >> i'm a day telly for valentine's day. i don't want to be late. report roar or in trouble? >> definitely don't want to be in trouble. >> reporter: he's picking up flowers for his daughter and granddaughter and special star gazer lillies for his wife of 45 years. >> i'm going to put one on the grand piano tonight so my wife comes home from work she'll fine it there. >> reporter: bill and his daughter ava picked up roses and lillies for the lady of their house. >> i just saw what i want and they do it. >> steve was also pleased with his pick up. >> my wife likes the little sun flowers. >> reporter: smooth as things are going today, kelsey says tomorrow they'll be swamped with late bloomers and you won't believe how desperate they get. >> start picking up artificial. they'll e

we have freshman kelsey friend and carlie noble. we want to check in with you because when you came on on yesterday our tribute to your geography teacher was so powerful you wanted his family to know what a hero he was. that moved so many people. it was beautiful. have you heard from his family? >> not yet. i hope i do soon because mr. beigel will forever be my hero. now that he is gone i have to walk into that classroom without him there, it's going to be hard. >> how will you go back to school? >> i'm going to go in with strong arms with me. us eagles are very strong. we will do anything to keep each other safe and to keep each other strong at this time. >> you are so strong, kelsey. but it is impossible to be a freshman and to have to endure, first, what you yourself, the trauma that you yourself being under siege by this gunman, you had to hide behind mr. beigel's desk. and then the loss that you are feeling. i hear you just got more bad news about peter wang. >> he was in my culinary class. that's why i am wearing my culinary s

take a look at jason kelsey. this was video sent to us of him crowd surf offing. he's in his mumave an epic speech about how every single player and person in the eagles organization is is underdog just like the city of philadelphia and all of is? it's a hungry dog. we wanted it more. we're the first team in eagles history to hold that >> how about that? and the birds still loving this super day. tweeted out, that parade was epic. pport and passion from the entire city of philly. can't thank y'all enough. world champs. and that was tge from ches to the players. we are underdogs. and underdogs run faster. and that is this city. underdog city and they expect to run faster towards another s boext year. it is on. we'll have more bowl mvp nick foles. that's coming up in the one th eagles fans dreamed about is a parade up broad street and today it really happened. >> reporter: in this city -- >> this is beyond belief. the love between the team and thisdescribabledy could understand it. >> reporter: there's never been anything like it. >> people h years for it. celebrate

. >> at the parade -- did you have any idea jason kelsey was going to come like that? >> no, i did not at all, actually. when you come in the outfit he came in, you can expect it's going to be a different day. >> bunch of underdogs. you know what underdogs is? hungry dog. >> everything he said was right on. it was an epic moment. >> done as only philadelphia can do it. i asked malcolm can the superbowl keep up the underdog mantra now that you are a superbowl champ? he says yes, even with the experience, they'll never forget the people that counted them out and doubted them and keep the chip on his shoulder. >> his praise for leadership, could you sense that from him? >> he's looking ahead ready to do it again. sharrie williams, thank you. >> there was another eagle star showing off his softer side today. ♪ ♪ yes, that is jason kelsey. he'kelce.this is part of the exe program with kelce's alma mater where he was in the school band. >> i love it. he's multitalented. >> we have rain coming. >> we do. periods of rain through the weekend. get used to it. live sky 6 looking

the police department didn't mind kelsey borrowing the bike.ey tweeted out the picture showing kelsey replaces william penn at the top of city hall. sydney jones lost his cell phone. fans got ahold of this and snapped this group selfie and somehow able to post the picture to his official instagram account through his phone. jones tweeted out it was no joke, but thanked the awesome eagles fans who returned the phone to him. 527, eagles fans will likely remember the philly special the highlight of super bowl lii. >>> phillies fans have their first unofficial sign that spring is returning. >>> a boy was determined to get a toy from a claw machine, he got the toy, but it came with a lot of the tears. those stories and more when we come right back. > i got to say i hope you all can get used to this. >> eagles nation celebrate their first championship. the players are confident it will not be their last. >> let the cleanup begin. crews worked through the night to get the parade route clear to return to work and school. >> back on track, mass transit

kelsey spoke so beautifully about what scott, your son, meant to her.ell his mom what your geography teacher meant to you? >> mr. beigel is and forever will be my hero. you know. he had -- i don't have words. he was amazing. i miss him like crazy. every moment that goes by, either i'm thinking about his silly jokes or the way he laughed or his smile or just the way he taught me. as a student, i don't really say i love my teachers as much, but mr. beigel, i will stand here proudly and say i love my teicher. he is one of those teachers that actually explained something to you. that's what hooked me into his class. he'd sit there and explain it and we would be like, oh, that's what he means. i'll never forget that. he is amazing. i miss him like crazy. >> linda, what's it like for you to hear the impact your son had on his students? >> it's my son. it's amazing. it doesn't surprise me. that's the way scott was. he loved teaching. he loved teaching. he loved getting through. i just hope wherever he is -- and i wish i knew -- wherever he is, i hope he unders

can't fit can't >> jason kelsey never >> what was he >> i have talked a crowds who are attempting here. that exoduontinuing. let's ation. hos itou heardhusiasm of that crowd a moment ago, slives ation waitaistrak a train into and find a parking spw and far etween with a lot reend made their way into starting to make their way out. got here last ver. but look at this line right now. it's wrapping around the 30 street station building. notline have a line here that s around. another line here and another ne here. these o a trying to but we haven't seen any major incidents. people still having a good wearing and they are just riding this wave of eagday like this. we haven't seen that too pdate on the transportation. what we saw herum was the deanna durante takes us through sounds. >> congratulations, philadelphia, you deserve this moybody in the world. >> reporter: in this city -- belief the support and lov team and this city, it's indesct of the people have been waiting 50 this. everyone came out for it to celebrate our team. >> reporter: outside in bone chilling cold before dawn. >> we

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we spoke with kelsey friend who says her life was saved by geography teacher scott beigel.elsey, we are all thinking of you today, unfortunately you and your classmates have to get used to a new normal. are you ready to go back to school today? how are you feeling? >> i am ready to go back to school. but i'm feeling a little scared and a little nervous, like right now my heart is pounding because i'm hearing cops pass behind me and it's reminding me of that day. >> are you planning to do anything, will there be something you do to mark what's a difficult return? >> umm, today they're not teaching. i think we're all just going to talk about what happened that day. and that's all that i really know. i don't even know what my schedule is, i don't know where my classes are, because i had three classes in the freshman building and i don't know where any of them are right now. >> kelsey, you say you're live today because of the heroism of your geography teacher scott beigel. you promised to call his mom every day. why has that been important to you to do? >> it's been important t

only best friends but roommates in the olympic village here's a look at the race here and canada's kelsey serve one goal she's in the red leading the pack this is a proper race her roommate and fellow canadian brittney felly picked up the silver . and they like to bounce ideas off of one another they actually gave each other a fist pump at the beginning of this race canada moves up to their tenth gold medal that's here in this he has a stuffed animal as well and then in terms of gold medals there behind germany and norway who both have thirteen but a good day for canada and russia as well and russia is mad because you know all this while we've been hearing about these allegations of russian doping but now we actually have a russian champion tell us about this right well first as make this clear they're not competing under team russia it's the are a limping athlete of russia and it was a youngster a youngster alina zaga tova fifteen years old fairly new to the sport you know she in her red dress to the tune of don quixote performs several triple lutz she's known for getting a lot of hang t

jason kelsey said we are on fire as a city.c sports, philadelphia. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. - hon- [narrator] going big (yelling) isn't always best. unless it's a aaa plus membership. get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. aaa. go ahead. >>> lot of thick fog in center city right now. could cause problems for the morning commute. >> it called cause problems. looking at possible flight delays. done to zero visibility. dense fog advisory until tomorrow morning. at 10:00. look at that. you can't seep t the city skyli. after that. break some record. get ready for warmth. get past the fog first. >>> have a great night . see you tomorrow. >>> welcome back to pyeong

. >> reporter: kelsey beck at ridley rainbow have been working 12-hour shifts to make your valentine's perfect. >> we were here all day long. so, you know, we're really busy, but we enjoy it. >> reporter: they're picking sorting cutting and a ranging order after order. for people like tom dooley who planned ahead. >> i'm day early for valentine's day. i don't want to be late. >> reporter: or in trouble. >> definitely don't want to be in trouble. >> reporter: he's picking up flowers for his daughter and granddaughter and special star gazer lillies for his wife of 45 years. >> i'm going to put one on the grand piano tonight so my wife comes home from work she'll find it there. >> reporter: bi bill and his daughter ava picked up roses and lillies for the lady of their house. >> i saw what i want. that's it. they do it. >> reporter: steve was also pleased with his pick up. >> my wife likes the little sun flowers. >> reporter: smooth as things are going today, kelsey says tomorrow they'll be swamped with late bloomers and you won't believe how desperate they get. >> that's right picking up

on thursday we spoke with kelsey friend who said mr. biegle saved her life. >> mr. biegle was my hero and he will forever be my hero. i will never forget the actions he took for me and fellow students in the classroom. if his family is watching this, please know your son or your brother was an amazingperson and i'm alive today because of him. >> joining us now is scott biegle's mother linda biegle schulman. mrs. schulman, thank you for being here. we're so sorry for your loss. >> thank you for having me. >> what's it like to hear kelsey, his student, talk about how your son helped save her life? >> it's pretty amazing, but it doesn't surprise me. >> why doesn't it surprise you? >> because that was scott beigel. that was my son, that was the right thing to do, that's something he would do. those were his life rules, you take care of the people around you. it just doesn't surprise me. it doesn't surprise me that he would be thinking of taking care of his students because he was a teacher and that's what he did. he made sure his students were safe, made sure his studen

i didn't know what was going on and she didn't text me for a little bit so i'm texting, kelsey, kelsey, she did and she was upset. she got me upset. it was like -- i don't know. i didn't know what to do. >> how could anyone know what to do in that situation. david, we saw that video. describe what you were thinking and feeling as it was happening. >> honestly most of the time i thought it was a drill and i think many of us did -- >> a lot of you did, didn't you? >> yes, because we had heard things said that we would possibly have a code red drill, which is an active shooter drill and we thought it was a drill until after we saw the headlines. after that we knew it was not a drill and this was a life-or-death situation. >> this is something you had trained for before, though. there had been drills. >> from what i've seen at the school we have had meetings and teachers talking about what to do in these type of situations actually pretty recently, and we had initiatives to lock all the doors and i think honestly that worked and easily saved a couple hundred if not a thousand lives. becaus

kelsey friend, we thank you for joining us. we'll all be thinking of you and your classmates today. >> i can't imagine what it's going to be like for them today. regardless of how you feel about gun control, everyone is marveling about the strength, the poise, the resilience. >> i don't know that i could go back and walk those hallways after what they've been through. their fortitude in this moment is incredible. >> especially because of the security, the cameras all remind them of that horrible day and yet at the end, she said i can't see myself anywhere else, which is probably the first act of ownership of taking recontrol of the school. >> i saw a student in an interview, who said i just want to be back with my friends. we all want to get back there. >> we wish them luck. >> we really do today. >> that's right. sources tell cbs news the accused gunman left 180 rounds of ammunition inside the school along with his rifle. officials also say they found swastikas on the magazines for his bug its. manuel bojorquez is in parkland

. >> long story short he said i'll give you a killer deal if you let me tattoo kelsey on you. >> theonvention couldn't have come at a better time. he's booked solid mostly with fans looking for eagle ink. >> for collin, this is a big step. we spoke to him midway through an eagle tattoo on his thigh. >> it's my first tattoo. >> number nine for nick foles, it's a perfect way to celebrate the victory. >> i have a tattoo on my body forever. i know, superbowl lii, nick foles led us to the promised land to get the "w." >> it's a moment i'll never forget and now for sure, i'll never forget it. >> the tattoo convention continues through tomorrow. walter, i know you are wondering, i did not get a tattoo. i'm a chicken. trish hartman, channel6 news chn news." >> we found plenty of fans showing their love for the eagles in other ways. a few of the players themselves made appearances at sports. folksstoped by the nickels building to sign an 8' greeting card to be delivered to the eagles. this event was organized by the mantioc corporation. >> jay-z makes a surprise appearance at a rally in miami

kelsey serwa and brittany phelan taking gold and silver.ent all three times it has featured at the olympics. one of the performances of the games so one of the performances of the games so farcame one of the performances of the games so far came from the 15—year—old russian figure skater, who won the first gold for olympic athletes from russia, those who are allowed to com plete russia, those who are allowed to complete under a neutral banner. after a world record in her short programme, she produced an impeccable routine in the free dance, beating her training partner and the reigning champion. she was the favourite going into it but zagitova earns her own slice of history at just 15 years old that's all for now, coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate proctor, political correspondent of the london evening standard and john stapleton, broadcaster. let's run through some of tomorrow's front pages. the telegraph reports comments by a former h

reporter, kelsey watts spoke with the victim and has her story.an still see the bruises under charlotte simons' eyes after she was attacked in her own apartment nearly two weeks ago.she says she asked her roommate, leo miller, for his half of the electric bill, but he wasn't ready to pay it.and what happened next landed him in jail.charlotte simons/attacked over electric bill: "he said i'm going to kill you, you báááá. those were his exact words. my words were, leo??"investigators say miller tried to kill her.she says she was sitting in her recliner watching television, when he came at her with a plastic bag around his hand. charlotte simons/attacked over electric bill: "... went like so, and he thought he could suffocate me with that."she struggled to breathe and eventually played dead. charlotte simons/attacked over electric bill: "i just went limp and he thought that he killed me."she managed to pull out her life alert necklace to call for help.charlotte simons/attacked over electric bill: "they came on the line and said what's your emergency.

. >>> you probably know jason kelsey as the guy with the fiery speech and flashy attire at the super bowl parade. >> today we learned the birds center has a hidden talent. super bowl champ took in a few tunes from some talented kids today. nbc 10 at central high where the school's band was performing with the band from cleveland heights high school. kelsey is a graduate of cleveland heights and the center played the sax with the band in high school. >> it's actually kind of a cool moment seeing all those kids go and play and thinking not too long ago i was one of those kids and how everything transpired to where i am today. it's pretty awesome to recap all that. >> he sported his old high school jacket right there. today's performance is part of an exchange program between high school music departments in philadelphia and cleveland. nice out that all came together. >> he should have pick ed it up. >>> next at 5:00, hollywood comes to atlantic city. >> what show is using the jersey shore town as a backdrop and how long it might disrupt drivers. >>> a local family is living through a r

that was the chippendales dance captain, ryan kelsey.y amongst the young. today was time for the tory fightback with a speech from the prime minister in derby on higher and further education. the current system, she explained, is broken, and her government is working out a way to fix it, just as soon as the review she ordered today wraps up in 12 months' time. so what happens now? chris cook been covering education since the last such review in 2010, and he's with me now. what do you make of all this, chris? well, the big thing today from the sector is just a sort of weary sigh. starting in 2010, we had the browne review on how to reshape the system, then we raised fees in 2012, we got rid of the rules on how big universities could be, then recently, we introduced this teaching excellence, giving gongs to universities for academic teaching — these are huge structural reforms. and we have this enormous evidence base about how it is working, there is an active conversation within higher education on how to reform itself, so there is a sens

kelsey you currently are.is topic. >> i lost my son in a mass shooting. he should be mourning my death. it's not fair. and it was done because of an assault gun. we have to name it. he died with nine bullets from an assault weapon. he's only one of over 100 people that were killed within a couple of minutes. how long were you in labor with your child? and for a son to die in a split second and so many, we've lost so many. my son was killed with an assault weapon. what are you going to do about it? what are you going to do forme. what are you going to do for your child, the kids of chicago, other kids in high school. what are we going to do for them? >> i was the victim of a mass shooting that happened while an assault weapons ban was in place. i'm not one of those people that believes that an assault weapon ban is going to solve our problem, but i do think that it can bring down the loss of life while we focus on the underlying issues of mental health. i'm not willing to accept this is just the new normal. >>

jason kelsey provided an epic speech and costume with messages to people who called them underdogs. >> some clown made mike lombardi, the least qualified coach in the nfl. doug pederson, a man who worked fourth and down, and the super bowl with the trick play. hungry dogs run fast. bottom line is we wanted him more. >> i could watch him for an hour. nothing i have is close to that. the warriors made no moves before the nba deadline. the cavs went all in. they went all in! they showed lebron james he should stay in cleveland. isaiah thomas acquired in the irving deal, he was hurt early and never blended with lebron. jordan clarkson and larry nance junior, cavs added a ton of satisfactori salary for these guys. they sent wade to miami. lakers cleared 47 million. are you listening, lebron? >> this is what i came here to do, was to create flexibility for our organization, so that one day we can have a superstar or two come to this organization with our incredible young talent that we have, that we will continue to grow. >> the warriors host dallas tonight and draymond green is 50 grand li

jason kelsey provided an epic speech and costume with messages to people who called them underdogs. >i, coach in the nfl. doug pederson, a man who worked fourth and down, and the super bowl with the trick play. hungry dogs run fast. bottom line is we wanted him more. >> i could watch him for an hour. nothing i have is close to that. the warriors made no moves before the nba deadline. the cavs went all in. they went all in! they showed lebron james he should stay in cleveland. isaiah thomas acquired in the irving deal, he was hurt early and never blended with lebron. jordan clarkson and larry nance junior, cavs added a ton of satisfactori salary for these guys. they sent wade to miami. lakers cleared 47 million. are you listening, lebron? >> this is what i came here to do, was to create flexibility for our organization, so that one day we can have a superstar or two come to this organization with our incredible young talent that we have, that we will continue to grow. >> the warriors host dallas tonight and draymond green is 50 grand lighter. that's what the nba fined him for, after di

. ♪ >> kelsey performed several jazz numbers with high school students yesterday it is part of an exchangerogram between central high school in olney and leave land heights highway in ohio. he played in the band there when he was a teenager. >>> the excitement continues for a senior at camden catholic high school, last week we showed kate who has down syndrome taking the shot of a lifetime during the basketball game. the harlem globe trotters saw the story and knew they had to meet her. >> deuce mcclerk visited kate and they gave her her own jersey with a new name squish. he commended the entire team for showing compassion for kate, we'll be right back. >> a startling revelation in the florida school shooting, an armed officer was there when the shooting began and he did nothing. >>> sky6 live hd looking at philadelphia international airport, accuweather is tracking more rain today and for the weekend. >>> malcom jenkins sits down and tell us about the emotion he felt on the field when the eagles won the super b

kelsey friend, one of beigel's students saved her life. >> he will be my hero. i will never forget the actions he took for me and for fellow students in the classroom. if his family is watching this, please know that your son or your brother was an amazing person and i am alive today because of him. >> there are seven other victims. we don't know as much about them, but we know their names. martin duque was 14. described by his brother miguel as a funny kid. cara loughran. the 14-year-old dancer. her dance studio calls her a beautiful soul. and meadow pollack. the 18-year-old. preparing to attend boca university. gina montalto. a 14-year-old member of the school state champion marching band. alex schachter. 14. peter wang, 15. also a member of the school rotc program. and helena ramsey. described by a relative as deeply loved and loved others more so. gone at 17. president trump trying to console a nation in mourning, but the idea it is too soon to talk about guns remains a prevailing theme. can't predict market, but through good times and bad at t. rowe price w

up next, kelsey hill followed by susan pena. >> i will yield my time. >> i yield mine. >> okay. great. mrs. hill yields. so does mrs. pena. up next, keith baraca, john wills -- >> mr. baraca had to leave. >> okay. we have john wills followed by mica bart-rodgers, jean peters. is john wills in the room? >> i withdraw. >> thank you. we have mica bart-rodgers, followed by jean peters. >> had to leave. >> okay. jean peters, followed by tony gonzalez. followed by leanne grossman. >> we're at a critical juncture and you hold the key for this movement to move eastward in divestment and the retirement funds of other cities across the board, so i really encourage you to think about the sacredness of water and the contaminates and the pollution that the industries have brought to our communities and many areas are sacred sites that you also would be protecting, so i encourage you to divest at the earliest time possible. >> would you identify yourself? >> gonzalez -- >> thank you, mr. gonzalez. i still have jean peters, followed by leanne grossman. >> the main argument used that we shouldn

kelsey, let me begin with you. this must have been terrifying. >> we heard the alarm which was really strange because we had one earlier that morning. >> you had a fire drill that morning. >> yeah, and we all knew what to do so we started heading out the classroom but when we were trying to go down the stairwell everybody just stopped. i smelled dust and i didn't know what it was so i thought it was like the school trying to pretend like fake smoke. >> you hasn't heard any shots yet. >> no, but when everybody was running up the stairs i started being shoved and heard gun the shots. >> at first you thought it was another drill. >> yeah. >> then you got back into the classroom. >> i had talked to my teacher and said, i am scared and then we all heard gun tshots and he unning loed the door and let us in. i thought he was behind me. >> this is mr. beagle. >> but he wasn't. >> what happened? >> when he opened the door, he had to relock it so we could stay safe. and he didn't get the chance. >> might have saved your life

his bride-to-be kelsey suggested they blow the wedding budget on a super bowl trip instead of on a bigti spend 15 grand gog there or 30 grand and have a wedding. it's we entered this contest, it's real we'll have boston both. >> reporter:he chance the officiate may be in minnesota and there's a chance they will return married. we'll be right back. un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle it's got to be tide >> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 a.m., saturday, nydia han joins us this morning. here's a look at the stories we're following for you. that eagles chant echos philadelphia international as lucky fans head to minneapolis. >> the birds last practice before the super bowl is now in the

i want to go to kelsey and ken who are joining me here on the set. let's take another look at that stage, we know he's going to want to talk about him being a big believer, as he told me yesterday in the roosevelt room. i'm a big believer for the nra, and you're ready to do battle with them. >> he said, i don't think it's going to be a battle. i'd like to see what the we think has to say about that. the nra hasn't responded so far. >> yeah. i want to see what the congress has said about that. if they can't get to a place where they have unanimous consent. if they don't all agree to get on something, if someone wants to block this bill, one person can keep that from happening. >> i think there will be support for other things he's talking about. bun stops, increasing the mental background check. cpac, while it is sort of scene as -- seen as the ash for of what is conservator values. it is migrated to be sort of a pro trump event. that makes sense, he's the head of the party. raising the age for purchases assault rifle is something that has been seen i

. >>> jason kelsey may not be the most high-profiled player but he stole the show today compete with his mummer's outfit he was the most vocal today. >> nobody likes our fans and you know what? i just heard one of the best things this past day and it's one of my favorite and it's new i and hope y'all learn it because i'm about to drop it right now. you know what i got to say to the people that doubted us and said we couldn't get it done? my man just said, [ bleep ] you. [ cheers ] >> jason's brother travis who plays for the kansas city chiefs reacted to his brother's speech on twitter with the #goat. for those who don't know, greatest of all. the philadelphia police jumped on the bandwagon and tweeted out this picture of kelsey on top of city hall in place of billy p penn. you can watch the full speed on the free nbc 10 app. all the talk today. >> such a great parade. every step. >> so fun. >> you must have froze out there. >> it was cold sitting out there for ten hours. a lot of those people were out there for 13 hours. >> i think everybody was so excited. all right. not as cold tom

. >>> john, you will remember yesterday we introduced you to a freshman, kelsey, who told us the story life. we will check back in with kelsey and her classmates next. >>> to every parent we are here for you, whatever we can do to ease your pain. >> president trump you need to help us now. we need security now for all these children. >> if now is not the right time, when is the right time. >> it's one of those moments where we need to step back and count our blessings. >> we're children. you guys are, like, the adults. you can say, yes, we are going to do all of the

in japan next week to help everyone involve cope with the wartime loss. 5 minutes really for jasen kelsey to become a philadelphia icon. win. his colorful speech in a colorful costume during the parade of champions is one fans will never forget. we caught up with him to talk about his instant status as a philly sports legend. he and his teammates were signing autographs at karl's cards and collectibles last night. hundreds of fans lined up for hours to see him. one guy even showed up in his own costume, a nod to the outfit worn during the parade. kelce said what it was like to see the crowd so proud of the team. >> the passion and energy, it was easy, i think, to get trumped up. >> philadelphia police tweeted out a photo shopped image of him on top of city hall with his new-found icon status we asked if he'd consider running for office. he says he's definitely staying out of politics. >> i'm surprised he has a voice after that passionate speech. >>> we now know the story behind the costume. he asked his hire stylist about getting the outfit since her husband is part of a band. they had to

i certainly think the background check issue is something we can work on as well. >> so kelsey let's break a little bit of that down. first, based on my report, it seems like the piece of legislation that has the best chance to get passed is that fix nics legislation. house speaker ryan talked about it. he said, look, we've passed our version. it comes with a poison pill for democrats because it deals with concealed weapons. now this gets kicked to the senate. the senate has a chance to potentially move on this. do you expect we'll see action just on that fix nics bill which would strengthen background checks? >> i spoke to the number two republican in the senate and he's a sponsor of that fix nics bill. he said they want to get a vote on it this week and they were trying to get some sort of agreement on amendments. the problem is there are a number of conservatives including senator mike lee of utah who are standing in the way of a speedy vote on that. they would have to wait a considerable amount of time before they could do it. it's not entirely clear they'll be able to get an ame

on a keto diet, that will be tricky, kelsey. >> no, thank you. still ahead >>> forget the olympics.ason's most dramatic competition. the bachelor winter games. >> our superbowl countdown continues. >> the biggest show in america. >> the evolution of the halftime show. before these big acts, you won't believe who performed. plus, the one thing i did with jenny mccarthy that even donnie hasn't. >> uh-oh. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> first kiss? >> ready. >> here we go. >> by the second kiss can, every parent is ♪ >>> i don't want to give anything away, but it is big. >> oh, and we are not ready. the "this is us" will be nothing short of epic. randy moore sharing this shot writing, "watch the superbowl episode last night, but the cast and i am still not okay." kevin frazier may not be okay for a different reason, right, kev? >> let me tell you a little story. i was at the grammys, i run into jenny mccarthy. she said, hey, we're going to do a shoot together at the superbowl. i didn't quite understand what she was talking about. ♪ >> we're going to zipline across the mall of

. >> kelsey performed several jazz numbers with high school students yesterday central high as part of an exchange program between central high school in olney and cleveland heights high in ohio. it's his alma mater he played in the band what he was a teenage student. >>> last week we showed you kate spadaro who has down syndrome taking the shot of a lifetime during a basketball game. harlem globe trotters saw it and knew they had to meet her. globe trotters visited kate and her teammates yesterday. they gave her her own jersey with the nickname swish. she showed off her skills and made a few baskets. >> eagles are still flying high from their super bowl victory, malcom jenkins opens up about what the win was like on the field. >>> which everybodiy chase is involved -- chevy chase ask involved in a road rage accident in new jersey. find out what happened there. >>> we'll be right b back >> breaking right now, fire destroys dozens of school buses in the lehigh valley forcing the school district to cancel classes. >>> a startling revelation in the florida school shooting, an arm officer

. >>> jason kelsey became an eagles legend with his super bowl victory speech in a mummer suit.et to march as a mummer like the real mummer. he's strut down maine street on sunday in the annual mardi gras parade. he'll be playing saxophone with the avalon string band. is there anything he can't do? >>> no action. investigators reveal an armed deputy stood outside during the florida high school massacre as the gunman shot students inside the building. >>> gift of life. customers honor a gas station attendant killed by a hit-and-run driver. >>> and chilly rain. you will need an umbrella and warm coat as you head out for work or school this morning. >>> we're back to chilly mornings, right? 5:00 a.m. good morning. welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. >> look at the rain coming down in wilmington. it's really coming down now at cape may. a live view from the cape may lafayette hotel. you can see a bit of light shower activity but it's steadier rain moving through delaware and south jersey at this time. and there are more showers lining up to the

. >> eagles center jason kelsey, he's back again. he's going to don that infamous mummers costume from the eagles super bowl parade. it's on loan and he'll be marching alongside the mummers from avalon. apparently, he's going to play the saxophone which he learned how to play in high school. he will be marching in the 13th position out of 16 bands. no word whether he'll make another speech. organizers say he wants to experience what it's like to strut. >> his personality on the parkway, i think he's a man of the people. loves being with the people. and i think that the people love seeing this side of him. >> reporter: fyi, there are parking restrictions on main street. we've seen cars getting towed already. main street will close to traffic later this morning. organizers are keeping an eye on the weather. they say, if necessary, they will postpone the parade by an hour. either way, they'll be marching today. for now, live at the scene, randy gyllenhaal. >>> rain is leaving a deadly trail in other parts of the country. millions of peo

>> reporter: center jason kelsey dressed as a mummer fired up the crowd with a legendary speech. [ cheers >> how awesome is this? >> the fireworks, the players, the speeches. >> you truly are the best football fans in the world. >> reporter: and if you like today, the eagles want you to get used to it. >> we are just beginning. [ cheers ] >> reporter: and i don't think anybody would mind if we did this whole thing again in a year's time. meanwhile, there were a ton of people who came out early, even late last night we were showing you to get the best spot out here. after all of that wait, everybody told us it was worth it. we're live, drew smith, jackelyn, back to you. >> it was, indeed. a day to always remember, drew. year one and hopefully many more to come. >>> after the parade ended, hundreds of thousands of fans got stuck in gridlock trying to make it home. people waited hours in long lines wrapping around 30th street station. you knew that was coming. by now, things have, of course, calmed down. this is the live camera showing 30th street tonight nbc 10 brandon hudson joins us live.

so, it's unfortunate to a lot of people to find out general kelsey asking people to l kelsey -- general kelly is asking people to lie. i think the verdict is out, you know. someone is lying and there is a lack of accountability that doesn't really matter to the people who hold the most power in the white house. >> i think one issue is credibility, which is to say that the man who called for the death penalty for the central park five doesn't have a lot of credibility when he says, the accused have rights, there should be such a thing as due process. of course, if president obama or any number of other people had made a similar comment, not mere allegations, but underlying the fact there is a difference between the allegations and the truth, that would be one thing. but part of the problem with trump is that there is no credibility in this white house. he defends judge moore and he attacks al franken. so, there is never a single standard. >> let me put up for you, donnie, all the men, all the accused men president trump has defended. rob porter, roy moore, bill o'reilly, roger moore. he

jason kelsey their sensor. just up in the i dream of jeannie outfit. all worth checking out tonight. that is the sporting life. time for more news. >>> coming up late-night drama on capitol hill where a government shutdown is underway. the senate is holding a late- night vote.>>> it is 2 am in washington and funding for the government has run out.>> congress is still at work at this late hour. the senate just voted to pass a budget will with a decision coming in the past two minutes. the house will reconvene before morning.>> reporter: the senate floor was just buzzing. the vote was 71-28 with the final votes just tallied. it goes to the house which is expected to convene about 4 am. today's long battle has exposed some big divides within each of the parties.>>> the clerk will call the rope.>> reporter: after midnight with the government funding expired the senate reconvened bracing for an all-night flurry of volts. to try to keep the government open.>> the result of this bill today is that bipartisan looting of the treasury.>> reporter: the two-year b

kelsey talks about his musical side before taking the stage. >> before i was a philadelphia eagle superi was cleveland heights tiger growing up, and i played in thee different -- i played football, hockey and lacrosse and i played in the jazz band and symphonic wings ensemble. music was a big part of my life. >> do you not just love him. >> kelce high school was on hand tort performance made possible through exchange program between the two schools music departments. >> you more you learn about the guys on that team. >> for real. >> the more you like them. >> one thing i will say oiled never have guessed he was from ohio he will he seems like a philly guy from me. >> absolutely. coming up we are gearing up for the philadelphia union omaha per. stay with us. >>> major league soccer season is right around the corner and so is the philadelphia union's home home opener. >> the official sports of the team joined us live in the great hall to fire up the crowd. >> we're from filthy, no one likes us we don't care. >> he were in order when eagles center jason kelce who apparently also a saxophon