here there is a battle over the juicy lucy. here it's matt's bar and a5 duking it out. >> there is a competition between matt's and here. >> which bon d one do you like ? >> absolutely here. they are just the right size. the fries are better. >> only a few miles separate the 5a club prosecute mattes. they are both on the same road. both have loyal customers that praise the burger, but there are differences. >> we give different cheese. >> the 5a was serving up superbowl buggers. thibugburgers. >> this is the most popular of our new ones. it's pretty good. >> matt's customer kay anderson has a piece of advice for those from the delaware valley. >> if you're from philly, you get the juicy lucy with the melted cheese. hello? >> they are telling us how to do it here in minneapolis. just know you will need a stack of napkins to keep yourself okay while eating your juicy lucy. >> i have to try it. you know how to live. jim, that's the whole story from the mall of america tonight. nothing more to say. for sharrie williams, i'm brian t

lucy? >> all right.nk you very much, shawnette. >>> a nine-year-old child is badding hurt after getting hit by a car in thornbury w happened during rush hour on thornton road. helicopter flew the child to u penn in critical condition. police say the driver did stop. stayed at the scene s cooperating. it's not clear if prosecutors will file any charges. >>> a heart-breaking end to a two--year-old mystery surrounding a missing woman. delaware's division of forensic science skeleton remains found on january 19th on mount friendship road in smyrna belong to keisha hamilton. her husband cortez hamilton plead guilty to murder in the second degree last week, and then told authorities where to find his wife's body. police put out an amber alert after keisha and their two children disappeared in 2015. they found the two children with cortez in indiana the very next day. >>> what a night live in south philly rain is now falling. kathy, so it's turning to snow, huhj. >> absolutely lucy. we're talking about that rai

lucy?thank you, will stay closed r the rest of the week and florida's attorney general s par counseling for the survivors. our coverage of theti deanues tt our next 90 minutes and around the clock at fox29.comley and quite a weather swing. so we've got a chance for snow >> lucy, roller coaster ride. overnight, yes, snow as early as this weekend. coming the timing and also how many inches some delaware valley. >> we know the flu is hitting hard. it's hittin hitting blood dodo . thsituation critical. picture this. you're driving down the crashing through your windshield and you are hurt what do you do? well it all happened to one local of shock right now. it has happened again. 17 people killed in a a school. it is heartbreaki -- just trying to run into a door. there's kids in my class runnint behind the teacher's des. and like it was a mess. she said everyone did make the out of her classroom safely and her teach was a substitute. >>> live look at theg. it's an active crime scene. they're go

lucy: we see this already.ve seen that already, which is what we expected, but this has been quite a big move of the euro against the dollar. most of that is the dollar weakening. the strength should be helping the euro as well. it has been quite a big move. it is something central bankers are looking at to see whether it does have a more tightening effect in europe, and whether that needs to be taken into account when they are looking at interest rates. manus: i know that you look from a global perspective to put this chart together -- which is 3314, which is the s&p 500 and the dax. it might have been better if i read into one currency, but it is the principle about performance that i want to start with, which is the s&p 500 relative to the dax. if you look at the growth in europe and the lack of inflation, versus the growth and inflation story in the u.s., that is what i'm trying to tie together. does that gap close for you as a global investor? lucy: in the last year, the dax has outperformed in the same cu

his initial post was shared some 6700 times lucy. and friends and friends all connected even if they didn't know each other. unbelievable. >> isn't that amazing? baking it took one guy and 6700 other people to get that bracelet back to its home? >> reporter: she obviously doesn't know anything about joe in terms of being a friend and even the person who shared it with her she hadn't talked to her for years since high school days but again that's the linking that can happen with these facebook posts. it's remarkable. >> the per of social immediate y bruce gordon glad this story had happy ending. ♪ >>> freedom and privacy versus the right to be safe and stay alive. is it mutually exclusive? tragedy is like the school shooting in florida have many people wondering is there a price worth paying to ensure safety? ♪ >>> now, police track him down after he snuck out of the costume. here's what we know right now. authorities say 19-year-old nicholas cruz confessed. charged with 17 counts of murder. according to investigators, armed with his

. >> reporter: lucy, the meeting starts at 7:00 o'clock. parents and students are expected to be there to talk about possibly reinstating their teacher. their beloved teacher. also to, talk about security concerns they have about their school. so let's back up to this morning where students held day two of row tests at cherry hill high school east. they walk out of school to express their opinions on the suspension of ap history teacher tim lock last week. lock was placed on administrative leave after discussing the deadly parkland shooting in class and allegedly expressing his concerns over eight cherry hill high east. protests followed one yesterday where students gathered in the hallways to rally for lock who was simply expressing his opinion they say. students claim administrators stopped the protests and threatened punishment. since then cherry hill's mayor and township council have publicly caused on the board of education to take immediate action to improve security at township schools. meanwhile students will continue to make their

lucy. >> hopefully the video shows up.nk you much, bruce. >>> this right here set the tone for the eagles super bowl season lane johnson, chris long flaunting their underdog masks after their play off win against the atlanta falcons. fans embraced this and the masks sold out almost immediately on amazon, but now kristen rodgers unbelievable. someone else is trying to steal the thunder of -- lane johnson i guess putting them in the doghouse. >> you could say that, lucy. everyone in the sports world knows about the eagles and their underdog mentality you saw the masks there. they had t-shirts, sign, you name it. but then this came out today. check out the back cover the new york daily news. a shot of the yankees with a caption, underdogs in the infamous shepherd shepherd mas masks. really no story tries to poke fun at the yankees they are not under dogs to the red sox there's no mention to the birds. lane johnson write physical zook that fault witness cover. he tweeted out "real original. honestly i'm with lane on this one.

in the poconos, lucy, accumulation. we'll talk more about that coming up later in the broadca broadcast. >> winter weather enthusiasts will be happy about that, kathy. >> um-hmm. >> thank you. breaking right now. another big shake up for the trump administration. white house communications director hope hicks is resigning. she was one of the president's most loyal aids. the news of her stepping down comes after a panel investigating the russian probe interview her nine house. she told house intelligence panel she has occasionally told white lies for president trump. >>> home destroyed in mooresto moorestown, n. investigators are looking into what start the this fire on the unit block of windemere drive. they believe it started in the back of the house just past 5:0. firefighters got it under control about an hour later. everyone did make it out safely but you can see that home is gone. >>> marjory stoneman douglas high school opened its doors today for class for the first time since the mass shooting. students and teach

look at lucy, one little green hair.ok at ultimate doppler a lot of green on the 15 and you can see those reds and also oranges and yellows that's very heavy rain just moved through philadelphia and more is coming up the i-95 corridor our northern suburbs we see the pink that is some sleet and freezing rain that's why the national weather service has kept this advisory this is a winter weather advisory for wintery mix it goes through chester, even pars of central and upper montgomery and bucks for some snow and sleet freezing rain and that will be changing over to rain and all will be out of here by 10:00 o'clock. take a look at the future cast. you see all that yellow that is very heavy rain working northward as well. staying wintry up in the poconos and then look how quickly this pushes out. it changes to rain everywhere with the exception of the poconos and then by about 10:00 o'clock it's out of here. so those post super bowl festivities will be dry. that's good news. right now it's 33 in allentown. 37 in philadelphi

. >> reporter: lucy, that's true.fact, the phrase hate speech is actually written into the title of the course itself. many say these students knew exactly what they were getting into but still some say tonight it was just too much for them to take. >> i think people were like, wow, is this actually happening is this real life right now? >> reporter: princeton should have march alexa adams couldn't hardly believe her ears and eyes for that matter when she says her anthropology professor lawrence rosen went overboard using the n word in seminar called, cultural freedoms, hate speech, blasphemy and pornography. >> what's worse a white man punching a black man in the face or the white man calling the n word but actually say the word the whole class erupts in disorder he wouldn't punch a student in the face as an example. so why would you state that comparison actually saying the word? >> reporter: alexa says some students walked out of the class while others challenged the professor emeritus who simply would not back dow

lucy. >> all right. thank you, dave. >>> three guys thought they had brilliant plan for easy money walk into a pizza hut, rob it at bun are begun point. they had no idea of an idea that was or what was about to happen to them. the guy about the counter wasn't about to let them get away with anything. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters with well the hero of the day, dave. >> reporter: lucy, this is one brave guy. he looked down the barrel of a gun more than once during this violent struggle. tonight he tells us why he took matters into his own hands. >> the mindset of, you know i can got to do what i got to do. >> reporter: when three suspects with guns jumped the germantown last week trying to rob the place, they got little more than they bargained for from employee demetrius carneg carnegie. >> through my head, go into security mode and take care of what i got to take care of. >> he stepped up and was hero. >> reporter: he was off duty and just stopped by to visit his sister who a

mattie fostered lucy and her pups but she wanted to keep lucy. news, somebody else had already applied to adopt her. so she was going to adopt one of the pups. you can see she's really emotional at this point. >> oh, then the dog turns up, it's going to make it worse. >> you're right, ollie, the dog does turn up. this is where she finds out she's getting a big, wonderful, furry surprise. >> i have some good news for you. >> what? >> the lady who was interested in lucy changed her mind. >> are you kidding me? oh my god! >> aww. it was meant to be. >> yes. >> fate. >> yes. the person who was going to adopt her first decided, you know what, now's not the right time for me to adopt a dog. they immediately went back and thought, let's just give her to mattie. >> quite an emotional roller coaster, a kick to the stomach then, just kidding! >> are you for real? oh my goodness. >> sweet, they look like a good pair. >> i think so. you can see the love. >> they say, don't buy love, adopt it. >> the lady who was interested in lucy changed her mind. >> are yo

i'm lucy noland.athy is in now with first look at tomorrow's fog and spring like forecast. >> one in the same. the war air ask coming in. in the lehigh valley we already have the fog. look at these availabilities. allentown, wed redding, lancaster and a quarter mile visible. this will continue to push southward visibility reduced through the morning hours. areas of dense fog visibility less than half mile and many cases a quarter mile during the morning commute. light winds and clear skies thats going to be thickening overnight. the fog that is. and it's not going to likely clear until about nine or 10:00 o'clock in the morning. it's that warm air coming in that will set off the record-breaking warmth. that's the cause of tomorrow month morning's fog. we'll talk more about those records coming up later in the broadcast. lucy. >> sounds good, kathy. take live look at reading in berks county. "good day philadelphia" starts at 4:00 a.m. sue and bob will help you out the door. >>> happening right now, at

lucy?> you can buy a couple of rounds for $3,500 now, couldn't you? >> reporter: yeah. >> all right. thank you much, chris. >>> so with all the excitement of the big game, philadelphia police are stepping up security for the city to make sure we all stay safe. with the crisco not working as well as they thought it would after the last game, police are using something new. something you are not going to want all over you. our dave schratwieser is live in south philadelphia. so, dave, i guess it's not the crisco cops any more. huh? >> reporter: no, it's not. it's the $64,000 question everybody has been asking for the past two weeks after police put crisco oil on these poles hoping to keep the fans off the poles after the nfc championship game. we although that didn't work. so they're switching it up and this time fans will find it a lot slicker. >> regular gear oil like consistency of molasses. >> reporter: guys over at evans gulf on spring garden street know all about gear oil. they use it a

i'm lucy noland. investigators back out at the scene today. searching through the rubble for answers. let's get to bruce gordon live now with more. bruce? >> reporter: lucy, the city's department of licenses and inspections has today ruled that 239 chestnut street as i step out i'll show you that's the most charred of the buildings on this block and in fact as we speak, the crews are beginning to diss assemble the fire escape there ordered that that building be demolished. they do hope to be able to save the cast iron facade there but in the meantime, those who work and live or were just staying on this block, well, they're left to pick up the pieces. >> on this day after fire investigators used a lift to peer into the badly gutted buildings along the 200 block of chestnut street while some business owners on the block wondered what is next. >> we're just trying to get answers to a bunch of questions that we don't know yet. >> reporter: chris young owns the little lion restaurant on chestnut at third. he was allowed to take a quick tour of the

lucy? >> all right, thank you much dave. >>> parents and teachers across the united states are grappling with all that happened in the last 24 years. dawn has been speaking with a couple of local students looking to make difference. >> reporter: i did lucy. they were hoping to make a difference before the situation in florida. now they are even more determined to stop gun violence and hopefully save some lives. >> we saw snap chats of people, people hiding in closets crying hysterically hearing gunshots in the background. >> high school sophomore marissa and her classmates at plymouth white marsh high school are rattled after seeing graphic images of the school shooting in parkland, florida. 17 people killed when police say former student nikolas cruz opened fire shortly before dismissal yesterday. >> 16-year-olds shouldn't have to go through that. that could have easily been me or grace. that's so scary to think about. >> reporter: marissa and her friend grace mccall recently came up with

>> minneapolis, minnesota. >> what's a jucy lucy?e key to noahr but the cheese not on the burger, the cheese is in thethis is beefburd with cheese. so amy, are getting ready to go, what do you want philadelphians to know jucy lewes ski? >> the jucy lewes is he the started in 1954. matt dis control was working behind there is the fellow patron, right here, right exactly where >> really? >> yes. and all it came was hey why don't you put a piece of cheese inbetween two hamburger patties when he took that's one hot juicy lucy. >> it. >> want to take small little nip. . >> tiny bites. >> tiny, bites. >> that's my cheese situation. >> oh, so cool. >> sometimes we like to dip a fry in ize out. >> you want it to ooze out. lov. thank you very much. >> your. >> this is another reason how you know the ledge it spot. as you mentioned invented there. but look at this, former prf matt's, out of the same place i was, and the newspaper he p,icture of them, twin cities pioneer press. now the woman i was sitting and she is the food editor for their o

lucy and the softball team went to the station hoping for answers. morning came and there weren't any. channelling her big sister, lucy decided to stop waiting and make her own luck. >> i woke up on saturday and thought wow, this is seriously happening. i posted a picture of her on facebook. and it was immediate. people went into action. >> friends from the university got together. family members, her roommate. a lot of people who maribel had touched wanted to help. they hung flyers in english and spanish. they reached out to reporters. >> it's very not like her after eight years of service in the army to just disappear. >> unusual thing was the next day, friday morning, she was not here. >> i helped mid mom pass out flyers around school. pretty much anything i could do. >> did you think they would find her. >> yes, i did. >> giselle was 14 at the time, but detective ramirez who has been a cop for more years than giselle has been alive, was not as hopeful. >> she's not using her cell phone. not taking any money out. no one has heard from her. when yo

lucy. >> all right. we'll talk then.nk you very much, kristen. >>> caught on camera, fresh off a super bowl win, almost in handcuffs. police apparently confused equals running back core row clem meant for unruly fan during the parade. video posted on instagram shows clement on the side of the buses that were carrying players. two officers apparently did not recognize him at first and grabbed him. look like once they saw who he was, they let him go. rookie from glassboro scored a touchdown at the super bowl and was a key part of what kristen was just mentioning that philly special play. ♪ >>> still ahead, a mother's love saving her daughter from the clutches of death. >> i saw her on her bed and she was gray and purple. >> their family's long hard road leading to this. saving so many other lives. ♪ >>> also, they were the most famous faces in the world probably. is this how you remember them? the official portraits so many people are having so many walking through philadelphia you've seen the men and women in bright vest

lucy. >> man it's so exciting, dave. much. >>> shawnette wilson live in newtown, bucks county, where shawnette parents have quite the decision to make this week. >> reporter: lucy we talked to bunch of parents waiting for their kids outside soccer practice some on camera, some off camera but not one of them thought that their kids should have to miss this parade. other parents we talked to say, they're happy that a lot of school districts have actually come up way compromise. >> we're going to the parade. no doubt. >> reporter: marie cook says it's a no brainer. a parade for the eagles first super bowl win, work and school not this thursday. >> school is very important to me and for my kids, but this is perhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity and we won mitt miss it for the world. >> reporter: parents all over the area are faced with the decision to allow their kids to miss school or not. philadelphia public and catholic schools are closed. but some surrounding distric dis are grappling with the decision. chris noble's

i'm lucy noland. can you believe it? the drought is over. boys are finally going to wear super bowl ring. but first they'll parade down broad street. that parade is now set for thursday. skyfox flew over the route today starting down in south philly at broad and patison, then going up to the ben franklin parkway to the art museum. want to witness history? so far the philadelphia school district and philadelphia archdiocese schools along with upper darby and penn-delco schools are shutting down on thursday. remember i said so far. list the list will grove this goes for students and staff and probably hear about a lot more closings from schools and businesses and offices. the entire fox 29 team wanted to be part of this day in history. our crews have been at the airport as both fans and players arrived back in philly. they're talking to the men and women who partied hard last night and today and tonight we are live all across the delaware valley as we get ready for one huge party on thursday. we begin with that man smiling wide brad sattin liv

like lucie vlachou. she's 12, from a village about 90 kilometers away. lucie was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. >> i have no family. i live with other people from my village. >> a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels. lucie hasn't heard from her since. everyone else in her family is dead. stories like lucie's are not uncommon. >> one morning they came to our village. they had really big guns, and started shooting at everything in sight. they even killed children. i ran away with my family and came to this camp. >> after school, we accompany achille back to his new home in the refugee camp. only his grandfather is there to greet him. >> it's very hard to survive here. there's not much aid, and we no longer have fields to plant things to eat. only god can help us. >> the camp went up a year ago, practically overnight, after an armed group attacked the christian district of the city. seeking protection, the people there fled to un troops stationed nearby. kaga bandoro is a divided city. the small ri

lucy? >> amazing time.st an amazing time. >> what a time to be alive. >> what a time to be carson wentz. week keeps getting better. eagles quarterback is engaged! wentz announced on twitter today that he popped the question to his now fiance' maddie. along with the pictures he said can he not wait to marry his best friend now they both have ring. wentz added god is doing some amazing things and i can't thank him enough! so congratulations to carson and maddie. >>> developing story. the amtrak engineer in that deadly crash in 2015 is now heading to trial. a judge reinstated involuntary manslaughter and reckless end endangerment charges. last year a different judge throughout the charges ruling the evidence point to do a tragic accident, not negligence. pennsylvania prosecutors appealed and today judge catherine lewis ruled the earlier judge in her opinion was wrong. when the train rounded a curve at more than twice the speed limit it derailed killing eight people and injuring more than 150 others. >>> a fals

juicy lucy right here that i will get into.wait. i have to hang out with these guys and talk to them first. these are my friend kevin and kayden. they are from haddonfield. they flew into chicago. then to des moines. and then from des moines to minneapolis just to get this cheese stake and i need to get in with my friend is here, come on here, juicy, let's eat , guys, because i'm starving. it has been a long day. here we go, juicy loose i, guys. >> took pat a while to pick that up. >> yes. >> it must be. >> where is the cheese. >> you can see the cheese. >> i'm jealous of that right now. >> don't talk with your mouthful, we understand, every word. >> better than a cheese stake pat. >> no, stop, no chance. >> don't worry about it, take your time, chew your food, man , it is all good. >> little descrepancy between the two. >> yes. >> with that little battle going on. same customer, yes. >> more research needs to be done. >> yes, indeed. >> it sounds good. >> it is friday before the super bowl. let's talk some weather. >> let's ta

lucy?right. thank you shawnette. >>> on wednesday students will head back to class at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. today teachers went back. nearly two weeks have passed since the shooting that claimed the lives of 17 people. teachers went back today for planning sessions before wednesday's official return. the broward school superintendent this a week of transition. 15 people who the gunman shot survived. one of them is junior maddie will forward shot three times. officers broke protocol and rushed her to different closer hospital than they were supposed to go to. probably saved her life. >> i would just like to say that i'm so grateful to be here and it wouldn't be possible without those officers and first responders and these amazing doctors and especially all the love that everyone has sent. >> she is alive. meanwhile hundreds of parents and students from parkland and carol springs, florida, boarded buses today for a rally in tallahassee tomorrow to lobby

guess what lucy noland?m. >> punxsutawney phil -- >> was wrong. [ laughter ] >> i know you're in the a big fan of his forecast. >> no. >> he's usually always wrong. >> don't like the guy. [ laughter ] >> he's so cute. >> it's a love/hate. >> he's acute little guy. >> all right. thanks very much, kathy. >>> a short 19 months ago nick foles the super bowl mvp told his agent and his family he was retiring from football. he was going to be high school pastor joining are join his father in the restaurant business. thank goodness for the eagles the quarterback reconsidered he dropped by the ellen show through some footballs talked about his wild journey and how tough it was to hit the grid iron again. >> it was almost paralyzing to go back and play, and you know, i prater about it and i realized that the tougher situation the thing i was more afraid was to go back and play. i would have been fine going a different way in life and done whatever and helped people in any which way possible but i new make more growth

lucy. >> so cool. such a great name. they kick around philly philly for while actually. >> philly, philly, dilly, dilly. philly special. doug pederson said he would have responded the same way to anything. >> plan on riding patco tomorrow and don't have a tick you're out of luck they're sold out. if you were lucky enough to snag one patco officials are encouraging to get to your station very early like maybe take the first train. trains will fill up really fast. and for those taking nj transit tomorrow a couple of changes. extra trains leaving atlantic city tomorrow morning at 8:26 another leaves philadelphia at 4:19 in the afternoon. from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. the bus service will only make one single stop in center city at sixth and race streets and the riff line service will run between trenton and the walter rand transportation center in camden. philadelphia government offices oh they're taking the day off tomorrow too to celebrate the birds wip. of course, search personnel like police and firefighters are still com

lucy. >> absolutely.hank you much, joyce. >>> actress heather locklear is in trouble with the law. the melrose place and dynasty star reportedly become violent when police responded to a call at her california home last night and so they arrested the 56-year-old on domestic violence and battery of emergency personnel charges. police say the victim of the domestic violence is locklear's boyfriend. the tv star posted $20,000 bail and is due in court next month. >>> so we are just days a way from this year's philadelphia knauer show and septa is trying to make your trip to the convention center as easy as possible. and so today jefferson regional rail station septa announced its plans. you'll find 25 250 september ambassadors in red jackets all around to make sure you know where to get to where you're going during the show. now it runs from this saturday march 3rd through the 11th. you can buy unlimited one-day travel pass on septa for 13 bucks a person or family pass for $30. >> we are so excited for this y

lucy, iain. >> a lot of passion in that one. thank you very much, kristen. >>> speaking of a man with passion, bob kelly has a passion forgetting you to where you knee to go without any problems if if you're waiting for folks to come eastbound schuylkill this accident right at 26th street causing delays. let's go outside to the ben franklin parkway where the cleanup is underway. still lane restrictions no cross traffic permitted again this cleanup should take the rest of the night and we should be open for business for tomorrow morning's rush hour let's go back to my jam cams that was the accident i showed you on the schuylkill. here's center city the vine expressway stack up heading on over toward the schuylkill the big jams still remain on all the mass transit systems. patco, market frankford, subway, the mark frankford and the subway going to return to normal service tonight at 7:00 o'clock. and look at the skyline. i wonder how long scotty we're going to keep the green lights up a top the sky scrapers in center city. >> i'd

the dowjones equity markets falling sharply, why is that, lucy?as taken his biggest hits since 2008 and this comes off the back of strong wage growth data which has raised the prospect of excel rated interest rate rises which will have an impact on borrowing —— accelerated. and so the question is whether this will force the us federal reserve and the european central bank to cut their crisis in iraq stimulus. —— crisis era stimulus. it feels like a pivotal moment, the cheap money is going and thatis moment, the cheap money is going and that is what is freaking the market is out. another one, i don't think we have seen the end of this, but i'iow we have seen the end of this, but now to brexit. we did not start with it, so maybe that was a novelty, time to make a choice on trade, barnier tells britain. this is michel barnier who had a meeting with both david davis and a brief meeting with theresa may. time to make a choice, surely no surprise but this is about the transition period and what we're going to have afterwards, uk is trying to ditch the o

lucy? >> just so tragic. thank you, dave. >>> checking in with roar fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at reading, berks county. record breaker yesterday. now it's 43 degrees colder. what a drop and it doesn't matter where you go from the lehigh valley to right here in old city and everywhere in between, the damp conditions follow along. that huge drop in temperatures is definitely not helping either. so the big question as we take look at phl is is there any relief in site. so, kathy, what do we expect here. >> lucy, welcome back. >> thank you. >> i know you were a little under the weather. >> speak of weather, um-hmm. >> look at this today we have the fog. we have the rain and as you mentioned temperatures 30 to 40 to 45 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. it's 40 in philadelphia. the wind chill is 32. winds out of the northeast at about 14 miles an hour. keeping the chill there. 34 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday at this time. 40 degrees cooler in reading lanc

lucy, iain. >> they sure are. to eat those words now. >> and did he. >> when is the laugh time he made? [ laughter ] >> it was a cold one out there but nothing stopping the eagles nation from celebrating the champs. will we see a winter warmup. scott's forecast in just 15 seconds. >> we had front row seats at witnessing history today across the area. it was cold out there. but the sun was shining and folks they were fired up. it's going to be cold overnight. low temperatures tonight will dip into the teens and 20s. we're dry for now, but off to the west this is our next disturbance it will combine with a system to the south and that will set the stage for perhaps one to 2-inches of rainfall come the weekend. so saturday night we're looking at the rainfall. beginning it continues into your sunday and it looks like all rain but look at the temperatu temperatures so a bit of a trade off. 51 will be the high temperature on saturday. mid 50s as we move toward your sunday. we'll run the computer model and take a look on

>> reporter: yes, the calvary has arrived, lucy. plane loads of eagles fans finally making their way into minneapolis. some of them right here. we got a to fan right there. yes, they were come into the airport today and, of course, we were there to greet them. the season has been magical. so this whole experience has been magical. our flight was filled with eagles fans. we even had ray didinger on our flight with us. we sang eagles fight song before we took off. so magical would be the word i would describe so i hope it carries through till sunny date night. >> i can't believe you're here. just pinch me to believe that we're actually here. >> that plane soared like an eagle the entire way. it was beautiful. >> reporter: how crazy is this finally being here? >> it's very crazy. the crazy yesterday thing the pilot took a right he was headed up north over patriots country make sure no women or children in danger we came over to minnesota. perfect. >> incredible. it's a life long dream and we're going to do it. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >

lucy?ce to see you hugging it out with some of the fans out there, chris. >> reporter: it's all love out here. >> you know it is. let's take another life look outside. thank you much, chris. police are investigating some crimes at the parade. such as a stabbing around 10:30 on the ben franklin parkway. victim is in critical condition. no one arrested as of yet. a police source also tells us as many as 75 to 100 people ransacked a cvs at 21st and hamilton right near the parkway. no arrests yet there either but you know, they were on can dade camera. >>> the par raised champions has come and gone. and gnats wake one big cleanup for the city. you saw the video so many people packed in there they left quite a mess. shawnette wilson live now near the ben franklin parkway, and boy, shawnette when bill anderson i were walking back from the parade we were saying that's going to be one big job. >> reporter: i know, right? i cannot believe it. you know i knew there was going to be some trash out here

lucy mcbath is a little bit older but lucy has used her power as a black woman and the tragic circumstancesand up and demand action at the capitol. i'm excited about my opportunity to be the next governor because it's a larger platform for all of us to use. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. we are excited with you and we're going to keep talking throughout the year. thank you so much, stacy abrams. >> thank you. >>> up next, my final thoughts on the passing of two great ministers. reverend billy graham, reverend wyatt tmpt walker. stay with us. part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. (vo)just one touch.ith with fancy feast creamy delights, she can have just the right touch of real milk. easily digestible, it makes her favorite entrées even more delightful. fancy feast creamy delights. love is in the details. [thud] [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] ♪ [screaming & crying] [phone ping] with esurance photo claims, you cou

once he goes lucy and i stay for another hour or two.ke—up. he had just been working with david on another movie and it was gary 0ldman who asked into the onset of playing it alongside colleague lucy. it's the three of them who have been nominated for the sky. i'm extremely proud. it's the bestjob i've done so proud. it's the bestjob i've done so far today and i'm just so pleased it's getting the recognition that it deserves, because of the amount of effort that myself, lucy and the others have put into it. it's such a big team involved. we are here now getting the credit and our names are on the award, but the amount of people in the workshops who have been involved is amazing. we are to receive our ward. the 39-year-old make—up artist has a cd full of blockbusters to his name, but this is his first ever 0scar blockbusters to his name, but this is his first ever oscar nomination. look at this text around here. on his nose and the colouration. that's why just his nose and the colouration. that's whyjust spending his nose and the colourat

lucy? >> thanks very much. 29 is all over the parade coverage kicks off tomorrow with our "good day philadelphia" te team. doesn't stop at all. it is one big party for all things parade from closures to everything else head to fo fox29.com. so schools in glassboro celebrating the parade by honoring one of their former students. the district shining the spotlight on new super bowl champion corey clement naming tomorrow in his honor and thanks to a tweet from the eagles running back students now have the day off for the parade. there you go. fox 29's shawnette wilson reports from glassboro, gloucester county. >> reporter: clement tweet add request for his form her high school to have the day off tomorrow. he said they deserve to parade with the eagles while the district responded and now all schools in glassboro will be closed for the day. >> it's just a true blessing i'm so excited for the kids and for the faculty and staff here that, um, they get to have off tomorrow. and go and see him in the para parade. >> r

lucy? >> all right, thank you much, jeff. >>> violent weekend in philadelphia has left four men dead. police say gunfire killed zac thomas, and three others in various parts of the city. two in southwest philadelphia. five others are injured. so far 23 people have died in philadelphia since the beginning of the year because of homicide. >>> shots fired at the teenager and police say this guy is is the one who did it in newark, delaware, in glasgow pines community last tuesday. 23-year-old hakeem evans was with a group of people when he fired shots in the teen's directions. nobody is hurt but evans behind bars facing several charges including reckless endangerment. fire officials investigating after flames took over a pizza shop in kensington. this is ozzy's at the corner of b and westmoreland and the fire broke out right around 11:00 o'clock this morning. the restaurant as you can see is just a total loss. nobody is hurt, though. initial reports say the fire could be suspicious. >>> fox 29

now, i turn to lucy's paper.he says breakthrough advances in the sequencing and decoding are occurring at the same time asge disruptive changes in the world's ecosystem. we are in the midst of the sixth grade extinction which is predict today culminate in the elimination of 30% of all ocean corals, that's going on now. sharks and rays, 30% of all fresh water, 25% of all mammals and 15% of all birds currently alive. a gigantic change taking place and tropical diseases are everywhere and we are not getting up to scale on our diagnostics of them and our treatment capabilities. we also as lucy brings out know thousand manipulate genes in the way we have never had before and why aren't we getting some of the mosquitoes to do so much damage to fixing them so they don't do that much damage? that can be done. this iss all, of course, happening as a result of the warming climate. as lucy says, climate change is a cause of global redistribution of infectious diseases. it's already happening. so she gives an example here. s

now i turn to lucy's paper. she says "breakthrough advances in the sequencing, decoding, and manipulation of genomes of all organisms are occurring at the same time as disruptive changes in the world's ecosystem. we are in the midst of the sixth grade extinction which is predicted to culminate in the elimination of 30% of all ocean forms, that is going on now, sharks and rays, 30% of all freshwater frogs, all mammals, 20% of all mammals, and 50% of all birds currently alive. there is a gigantic change taking place." tropical diseases are everywhere. we are not getting up to scale on our diagnostics of them. and our treatment capabilities. we also know how to manipulate genes in a way we never have before, so why are we getting these mosquitoes that do so much damage and fixing them so they don't do so much damage? that can be done. this is all happening as a result of the warming climate. as lucy says, climate change is a clause of the global redistribution of infectious diseases. that is happening. she gives an

lucy manning, bbc news.eaction in haiti today and talk to our correspondent will grant who is in port—au—prince. wahab will grant who is in port—au—prince. wa hab keith will grant who is in port—au—prince. wahab keith hill been saying in response to 0xfam's difficulties? i've been speaking to some senior government sources in haiti and they say they are going to watch an investigation into the allegations of abuse at 0xfam. they say they fear it could be the tip of the iceberg and they want to widen that investigation into other aid agencies operating in the country. of course, it's important to remember the context when it comes to haiti, this is one of the poorest countries in the world, the poorest country in the americas, and as such is very reliant on foreign aid. if 0xfa m is very reliant on foreign aid. if 0xfam would leave altogether it would have an impact on a lot of the poorer small communities where 0xfam operates. that said, a lot of the haitians i been speaking to have expressed real anger at w

lucy created strawberry lemonade cheesecake bites. >> what do you think your odds are. >> 101. >> thescout cookie program is the largest girl led business in the world. >> really teaching girls that they are are their own leader. >> the scouts will that direct their portion of the proceeds to under served communities where girls couldn't otherwise afford to participate. >> these girls are changing the world. >> one delicious box of cookies at a time. >> they look really good. >> i'm karen rogers for fyi fill. >> how did rick williams get in the. >> he heard there was free food. [laughter] >> rich was a really good sport because those girl scouts are serious. i said you know you're going to be working for little lucy some day. >> absolutely. >> you could see more on fyi philly this weekend. let's take a look outside at your traffic. we're looking live on the ramp from university avenue to the schuylkill. disabled vehicle on the shoulder. traffic is getting by though. mass transit no major issues but we spotted a few trains running a little late, dave. >> i just bought some thin mints f

lucy, whenever i see you, i'm very sorry for your loss.rs old now. there are others tonight in florida who are going through a version of what you went through. they will be five years from now thinking about what their kids would be like in college or graduating from college. they will never have that experience. what's your reaction to what's happened tonight, today, in florida? >> yet again, we're dealing with another devastating and horrific school shooting. as you said earlier this evening, this is the 18th school shooting to date for 2018. even since 2009, we've had over 180 mass shootings in america. when is the insanity going to stop? when have our lawmakers -- are our lawmakers going to really step up to the plate and be about the business of making sure that our families, our children, and our communities are safe from this extremist gun culture? enough is enough. and yet again we hear our lawmakers say, our thoughts and our prayers are with the families. well, yes. as a woman who has deep faith, yes, that's extremely important.

lucy? >> it surely is tragic. chris, thank you.resident trump tweeted just minutes ago, my prayers and condolences to the families of the victims of the terrible florida shooting. no child, teacher or anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. our coverage of this breaking story continues throughout our newscast. more comes in. we will bring it right to you. >>> it has been extremely rough flu season. the virus is everywhere and now one local school is taking extreme measures to keep children safe. our dawn timmeney is at northampton county high school the school is turning now to technology. >> reporter: you could call the maintenance crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these days. they're now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of the flu out broke. the worse in the nearly a decade. >> the first applicator is using is more aggressive surface type cleaner used more to treat the tables, door handles, any areas -- any touchable surfaces. >> reporter: while the di