then at least one >>> i'm monica malpass along with rick williams. "action news" continues with that big story. another mass shooting this one near miami florida, with multiple casualties. this is going on at stoneman douglas high school in parkland a suburb of miami. and the s.w.a.t. team has taken the suspected shooter in custody. christie aleto is monitoring the latest developments and satellite feeds coming into the newsroom. she is live in the satellite center with more. >> rick and monica, a sigh of relief for parents knowing the shooter was taken into custody. and the hard part is assessing the carnage of magnitude of what happened. they are confirm there had are multiple casualties and that the shooter appears to be a former student but the motive is unclear but all of this apparently unfolded as the high school was about to does purse students. >> the gunman opened fire at about 2:30 this afternoon. they confirm there had were fatalities but we don't know how many. now, at one point some of the 3,000 student body had been evacuated from ston

>> i'm monica malpass. a political powerhouse, congressman bob brady, decides not to run for reelection. what's the real deal? let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning, and welcome to "inside story." i'm monica malpass. let's meet our insiders today, and they are ajay raju, attorney. good morning, sir. welcome. jeff jubelirer, communications executive. always good to have you with us, jeff. sharmain matlock-turner, head of the -- non-profit executive. how are you today? >> good morning. >> good morning. and christine flowers, attorney and journalist. good to see you again, chris. >> hey, monica. >> let's talk about representative bob brady. he's been the head of the democratic committee for 30 years, chairman. he's also been a 20-year congressman from this area, considered to be one of the powerhouses, certainly of the state, the northeast, and within the country. so, let's talk about -- he decided not to run for reelection. he's still gonna keep his chairmanship of the party, but it does certainly have r

i'm monica malpass along with rick williams in for brian and sharrie and "action news" continues withtion that is under way for our eagles, the underdog eagles now transformed into the top dog. >> that's for for sure. came down to the wire ending the eagles 58 year championship drought with a 41 to 33 victory over the patriots. >> now it is time to party and within the last few hours the city of philadelphia released new details about the victory parade this week. the team will be stepping off from broad street and pattison avenue at 11:00 a.m. thursday morning. from there the birds will travel up through the city going around city hall of course. we're not sure if they will proceed around billy penn on the left or right but it will likely go on the left so that more people can pack into dillworth park. the team will then head north towards the philadelphia museum of art for a huge celebration. and with hundreds of thousands expected to pack the streets thursday, the city of course working hard to make sure that scenes like these are not repeated. >> last night's post super bowl activ

"action news" reporter monica malpass live in the news room with the word on that today., brian, that's right you're right this has been one of the worst flu seasons on record. in fact, every state in the united states has been impacted by this quite seriously. and today the center for disease control released updated numbers for the flu and what is doing to our area. could a universal flu vaccine now be on the way all of that with ali gorman coming up in health check. >>> the phillies in clearwater are not wearing their usual red caps today and they're not alone. why they are sporting these snazzy sd hats during spring training and why the players are hoping to make some money from them. we'll give you a hint. it is for a good cause. those stories and more at 5:00. >> not san diego. it's a meaningful story. monica thanks. >>> these bucks county students can already call themselves accomplished inventors. under the direction of their teacher they worked to design and build their own contraptions at the holy trinity school in morrisville. they had the chance to display and

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news." teen survivors of the deadly school shooting in florida take their call to action to the state capital. sending several people to the hospital. plus, have you seen these men, details on the armed robbery of a spring garden pizza shop. this was it's scene in parkland florida this afternoon after more than 100 students that survived the shooting last week boarded buss to tallahassee as they plan to ask state legislators for increased gun regulations. abc's maggie ruly is live with the details tonight. >> reporter: the students in parkland began organizing 24 hours after at tack on their high school. and inspiring people across the country to protest and making their way to the state capital. >> students across south florida are joining the fight against gun violence. >> i myself registered to vote yesterday and anyone i feel a senator or representative, that includes it's president i will work against them if they are working a

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" some of the youngest victims of the opioid crisis are children that end up in foster care. the end the toll has epidemic has on the foster care system. and what led to an officer involved shooting in montgomery county and the details on the on going storch for a violent robbery at a pizza hut. >> for years now the foster care system is strained and the opioid crisis has created an avalanche of neglected children. "action news" investigative reporter chad pradelli has more on what experts call an overwhelmed foster system. more and more children are removed from homes because of their parents opioid addiction and we sat down with a mom in drug recovery and her son talking about their long journey to unification. >> terry got hooked on oxycontins at 19. and soon she was dealing pain killers to feed her habit until the day she got busted. >> i was walking down the street, and i guess someone told, i don't know because they just

i'm monica malpass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers. meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> thursday night a pedestrian is struck and killed in burlington county and knowledge governor, phil murphy announces plans to ease traffic on new jersey transit. but the big story is a day of fac finding in parkland, florida. and a day of mourning and soul searching across america. nikolas cruz appeared before a magistrate. he was charged with 17 counts of murder and held without bond. officials say he legally purchased the ar 15 rifle he used in the slaughter of students and adults yesterday at stoneman douglas high school. and the leader of a white nation lift group in florida says he was a member of his organization. and they described cruz as a volatile teenager that say his strange behavior caused friends to end friendships with him. and a total of 17 people were killed and 13 are still in the hospital. and in the wake of the worst school shooting since sandy hook in 2012. a lot of people had a lot to say includin

i'm monica malpass have a good night. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? 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. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and former radnor commissioner phillip ahr faces federal pornography charges and radnor university sells the renowned westminster choir college. but the big story is the investigation into the killing of a 23-year-old woman whose only crime seems to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. surveillance video captures the moment after 23-year-old taisha timones was shot while driving a van on york street and logan. sara bloomquist is live at broad street and old york road and the victim had a van full of passengers including ch

for meteorologist adam joseph, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams havee evening. good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. . >> so many experiences to be had and to see under the roof of the minneapolis concencenter downtown but they are waiting to see one thing. you get to take a look live right now the piece of hardware that is far too long eluded philadelphia fans, 22 inches of sterile issing silver that the philadelphia are working hard to bring back to philadelphia. that is a live look at the lombardy trophy. the trophy we hope to have come sunday. inside of the nfl experience is where the fans come for the fun of the game. there is so much to do inside here. the experience is a family friendly event with a massive selection of interactive games to show of your football skills. maybe kicking the ball or catching the ball. we got into the action as only "action news" can. brian and i had a friendly race taking off in the 40 yard dash and we are

i'm monica malpass have a good night tonight. >>> eagles fans are waiting a lon time for this.ons are be celebrating tomorrow. >> it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight. is the mother of all super bowl parties. and of course you'll be able to see the whole thing here on channel 6. lets set the stage. "action news" reporter christie aleto was live at city hall. walter perez standsing by at the art museum the scene of tomorrow's rally. and sara bloomquist is in university city. cecily tynan has the parade forecast from accuweather. and christie you have been getting the latest information from city officials. >> reporter: that is right jim, the mayor and police commissioner wanted to remind everyone to be on their best behavior on thursday. if anyone was thinking about acting out like sunday they better think twice police are on every block ready to quell bad behavior. >> we'll have people in plain clothes and people in the sky and all over. >> philadelphia police will be out in full force on a 12 mile stretch of the parade for a record breaking crowd si

monica malpass is live in the newsroom with more on this and it sounded like an inspiring story. >> hi sharrie, the story of a single father that laz a medical problem and suffers from heart failure and the heart condition stole moments from him and his daughter and now a heart device is allowing him and others to lead better and fuller lives. and great news for driver who's have a history with the philadelphia parking authority, if you have unpaid parking tickets and the fines are piling up there is hope for you. details of a new amnesty program. coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. >> thanks. >>> students in philadelphia got a lesson in nutrition today from a super bowl champion. eagles wide receiver, tory smith visited edwin stanton elementary in philadelphia. and talked with students about the important of eating breakfast and how healthy eat cog lead to success in the classroom and life. and fun games like yogurt stacking competition and hula-ho hula-hooping. and he took pictures with the staff and students. >>> a group of montgomery county seniors tried their luck today. the

it seems you hear something different every day.a malpass i the details on this one. >> hi, that is rightard us tell you about a study saying drinking in moderation may help you live longer and wait a day. a new study by french doctors points out a different situation and what may have you skipping the extra drink. plus, professional athletes and weekend warriors and ordinary folks use them to help with recovery but do they do anything. they look at the lastic therapeutic tape and talks to the experts about it. we'll see you guys at 5:00. >> thank you. >>> a group of students in mayors's visit was designed to create the program made possible by the beverage task. >>> and now they are masters of mini golf. today they showed off the mini golf devices they designed and built from scratch part of the 15 and annual technical hosted by the college in sicklerville. they also took part in today's contest. >> well, the very curious cat could have lost the nine lives if not for a chester county police officer and coconut oil. this is sam, a kitty that found himself trapped in a tight spot. and he c

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again. here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. survivors of the parkland school shootling descend on florida's capital to urge lawmakers to pass tougher gun laws. a live report coming up. and local lawmakers meeting with school leaders finding out how to make schools safer. >>> and record breaking warmth descends on the area surprisingly high temperatures and what is to come in the accuweather forecast. >> now the details, students in florida and many places throughout the nation walked out of class today to push for gun laws and more security in schools as the survivors of the parkland shooting gop to tallahassee calling for change and they say the fight won't end there. tara joins us from washington. >> reporter: students around the country rallies and protests in support of gun control. >> at the florida state capital. survivors of the deadly school shooting in parkland had harsh words for lawmakers, before the student as rived the lawmakers rejected a vote on the

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> there are enoughgs on this table to get a quarter million people dangerously high in the philadelphia area. it's heroin and fennal and never going to hit the streets because of a coordinated effort of law enforcement. >> and the big story is the raid of a row home that kept $2.5 million worth of drugs off the street. and authorities also arrested two suspected drug dealers that were allegedly ready to push their product. vernon odom is live outside of the correctional facility where the suspects are being held. >> reporter: good evening to you rick and to you monica, the two suspects are held at the prison facility on state road and their bail set at $1.5 million each. >> these two men 24-year-old caesar guzman and 30-year-old sanchez rosario were locked up by a raid of enforcement investigation. the raid yielded in terms of street value, $2.5 million worth of heroin and fentanyl. >> these drug dealers were trafficking an extraordinary amount of heroin that they were mixing with fentanyl to make it ev

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpassllo again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. puerto rico's governor is in philadelphia today talking about the hurricane maria that's still affecting the island. >>> also, new accusations tonight that president trump had an affair with a playboy playmate early in his marriage to melania. >>> and the fbi admits it dropped the ball when it came to investigating the florida school shooter. >>> we'll have a live report coming up from parkland florida. >> first we're under an accuweather alert right now. things are going to cool off over the next few hours and tomorrow snow is moving in. >> meteorologist adam joseph tracking the system. he joins us with the accuweather forecast. is it for all of us or just depends on location, adam. >> depends on location. some of us will see rain, others will see all snow. again it's a 50-50 shot here across the area. storm tracker6 live double scan shows the showers we had this afternoon departing down to the south along a boundary. n

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpasshello again and here's what's happening on "action news" tonight. president trump makes good on a campaign promise with what has been called the biggest boldest infrastructure plan. >>> and the president's daughter-in-law's hospitalized after she opened a letter at her home with an unknown powder inside. >>> plus, goodbye styrofoam. why the school district of philadelphia is now serving up lunch on a new type of plate. >> and now the details. president trump has unveiled his $1.5 trillion plan to fix america's infrastructure but not everyone is on board with his plan. and abc's karen travers explains. >> this was a key campaign promise for president trump. he said nobody could rebuild the nation's infrastructure like he could and he would do it on time and way under cost. today he laid out his plan to do that. president trump is excited to talk about infrastructure. >> to me this is a very, very sexy subject. the media doesn't find it sexy. i find it sexy. because i was always a builde

. >> that's it for "action news" at 4:00 the news" team, i'm monica malpass. >> we're not going anywhere news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! [cheers and applause] >> are you ready minneapolis? the eagles put out the call and the fans answered. the faithful have flown the nest in philadelphia and are in the twin cities tonight ready to cheer the birds on to one more win. >> that's right. friday night the big story on "action news" of course countdown to kickoff. super bowl lii just about hours away now. eagles players are getti in their workouts and enjoying the moment while throngs of birds' fans fly west to give their team that extra boost on and we have live team coverage for you friday night. sharrie wilnd brian taff are at the nfl experience in minneapolis. >> first let's start with sara bloomquist where all the birds fans started arriving today. hi sarah. >> reporter: hi there rick and monica. yeah, we've been watching all day as this steady stream of eagles fans arr

for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass. >> good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from the port richmond section of philadelphia. an off duty policewoman has been found dead in a mercer street row home along with a man. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live on the 2900 block of mercer. annie, what's the story? >> reporter: jim, at this point officially police are not saying much about these deaths, if they believe that these are criminal or suspicious. they will only say that they are in the early stages of their investigation but detectives were in and out of this home where those bodies were discovered earlier today. they are doing that for much of the day. this is video from the scene. philadelphia police did confirm two people were found dead inside the home in the 2900 block of mercer afternoon today. the 36-year-old off duty f

those stories and more coming your way at entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> eagles nation arriving in minnesota today all fired up and ready to cheer their team to a historic victory. this the scene at minneapolis airport. they are here and they are psyched. >>> it is friday night and the big story on "action news" tonight, two days and you the pulsean entire region of the think again. let's make introductions. brian taff and sharrie williams are live at the nfl experience in minneapolis. sarah bloomquist is outside minneapolis saint paul international airport. she could be inside but now she's just showing off. ducis rodgers is at the mall of america in bloomington, om is at philadelphia city hall and chad prad pradelli is at the art museum. let's start with brian and sharrie. fans are arriving.what's the atmosphere around town? >> good evening, jim. this has to be the hottest place to be in the country

now for meteorologist adam joseph, cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rodgers, monica malpass the entire williams. have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> the lombardi trophy has found a home in philadelphia. [cheers and applause] >>> head coach doug pederson holding it aloft as the eagles arrive at philadelphia international airport. the players filed out of the plane a jubilant but tired group but their energies returned as they came face to face with hundreds of fans who turned out to greet them. it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the philadelphia eagles. they have come home as super bowl champions but the party is far from over. >>> we've got "action news" reporter chad pradelli at philadelphia international airport tonight annie mccormick is live at the art museum with details about parade plans. spoiler alert it's on thursday. vernon odom is live at the airport greeting eagles fans on their return from mi

." >> i'm monica malpass.erhouse, congressman bob brady, decides not to run for reelection. what's the real deal? let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning, and welcome to "inside story." i'm monica malpass. let's meet our insiders today, and they are ajay raju, attorney. good morning, sir. welcome. jeff jubelirer, communications executive. always good to have you with us, jeff. sharmain matlock-turner, head of the -- non-profit executive. how are you today? >> good morning. >> good morning. and christine flowers, attorney and journalist. good to see you again, chris. >> hey, monica. >> let's talk about representative bob brady. he's been the head of the democratic committee for 30 years, chairman. he's also been a 20-year congressman from this area, considered to be one of the powerhouses, certainly of the state, the northeast, and within the country. so, let's talk about -- he decided not to run for reelection. he's still gonna keep his chairmanship of the party, but it does certainly have reverbat

for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody monica malpass the entire "action news" team,ms. have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night. accuweather is tracking a winter warmup and thieves steal $80,000 in a hotel heist in rhawnhurst. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is the very latest on the four alarm fire in olde city. l and i has called for the demolition of 239 chestnut and a neighboring building was deemed unsafe following yesterday's blaze. a survey of the scene today shows the extent of the destruction. >>> and while there was no toll in human life, more than a dozen animals did die in the flames. live at the scene tonight is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist. sarah, police are now involved in the effort to find a cause. what does that suggest? >> reporter: jim, the atf and especially trained arson dog were here on the scene today and investigator told me tonight they have not ruled out fo

thanks. >> so before we thank under secretary malpass and steve, david, you love ideas.e folks in our kemp network and here today, we've got a lot of ideas. how do you want to take in ideas from the people who care and want what you just described to happen? what's the best way for people to interact? >> thanks. thanks, jimmy. public service is one way. in other words, get involved. that's one. number two, write articles as you do, as your colleagues do. and those are red. people look at ideas and have an interaction with that. and a four like this i think are important for people to actually have an open discussion of ideas -- forum. innovative radical ideas. i'm sorry want today, i was brushed with, but in a way we have to hear ideas, react, you know, take some good ones and move on. i'm always looking for ideas. i played out a little bit lines that raise median income is a a great one, and are part of the world where needing income today are just plain too low. so we are desperate for ways, we encourage and invite ways for countries to raise their meeting income. that

monica malpass is live now in the newsroom. >> that is right.ight people were arrested connected with criminal activity and vandal, but they know many mor not stand for this kind of vernon odom rrow. about the unrest and what will happen to that's that think they have gotten away with the crimes. >> and other than an super bowl it may be the best news you hear this week, ben and jerrys are coming up with a lower calorie ice-cream and we have the scoop. if you go to the parade and of course what to do to keep yourselves from getting flu germs in such a big crowd while celebrating tomorrow. coming your w at 5:00. we'll see you then. >> thank you. >>> so many of you are sharing super bowl memories with us all week long at social media from the view watching the big game and experiences celebrating in the moments following the eagles wina here now live at the big board with more of these images including one that is uplifting literally and figuratively. >> you will love some videos. there were a lot of super bowl is he brags s celebrations across th

here is monica malpass with a preview. >> reporter: it's it's sixth annual restaurant week on east passyunk avenue with 26 dining destinations within a five block radius. each restaurant as a special menu with three courses fixed at 15, 25 or $35. >> conscious usual and fancy you have it all. >> it's all about simplicity. >> good technique. >> during restaurant week they are serving up chicken liver mousse as an app. >> hope is an an gram for pub on passyunk east. >> a good place to get a burger or fish or whatever you like. >> they are pulling out all the stops with starters like the tomato bisque and cheddar meat loaf. >> but it's their third course that makes them unique. >> beer is the third course, we don't do dessert. very good food and good beer. >> and the original. >> yes. the cafe specializes in brunch and coffee and considered the home away from home for east passyunk residents. >> come and hang out and meet a friend. >> forest ran week the cafe is open for dinner for the first time and adding new dishes for the special occasion. like the vegan cauliflower hot wings. >> the east

>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass ♪ >> hello again and here's what's happening on "action news" for you tonight. it is the day after a wild wonderful celebration of the eagles super bowl championship. what city officials are saying about how the festivities went. >>> plus, an early morning vote ends a brief government shutdown. how one senator brought the process to a standstill for hours. >>> and president trump defends a now former top aide who is facing multiple allegations of domestic abuse. >> and now the details this afternoon. president trump spoke out about a former aide who is accused of multiple domestic assaults. in his comments the president says this is a tough time for rob porter and he said he's wishing him the best. abc's tara palmieri joins us. >> reporter: good evening rick. inside the white house there has been mayhem over this crisis. it has been handled so poorly the president's own chief of staff john kelly offered his resignation. now the white house denies this saying he did not offer his resig

"action news" anchor monica malpass live for us now in our news room with more on this warning.sharrie that's right. a consumer alert for any one who owns a dog and feeds him wet food. jm smucker says the recall impacts four of its brands and the drug in question is actually used in euthanizing animals. however, the company is telling customers not to panic and we will explain why. >>> plus, startling new details about the american diplomats who mysteriously became ill while visiting cuba what officials have now found and how local doctors are getting more. those stories on more on "action news" at 5:00. >> monica thank you. >>> "action news" was the news at temple university today and it was a whole lot of fun. the students invited me to be a guest on tutv's weekly cable show temple people which meant rather than asking the questions on television i got answer some there today. talented host and temple junior john dowdy interviewed and i was really honored to be there. now, if these kids are any indication i'll tell you the future of journalism is very bright. >> good stuff. >>

but it's certainly the monica malpass owe was a nothing. >> the democratic memo claim the fbi did not soley rely on the dossier. according to the new memo the fbi detailed pages past relationship with russian spies and interaction with russian officials during the 2016 campaign when seeking to obtain or renew the warrant. the all or of the memo devin nunez doubled down on claims of politically motivated surveillance during a conservative conference saturday. >> they're advocating that it's okay for the fbi and doj to use political dirt paid for by one campaign and use it against the other campaign. >>> reps argue it undermines the original up of russia investigation and so far it's had little impact. and special council robert mueller obtained plea deals with associates and applied dozens of new channels his first trial for campaign manafort will begin in fall. >>> well, pennsylvania, state senator jay lip leach entered his bed. hes with accused of several female staff members of inappropriate sexual behavior incrowding unwanted touching and comments. he made no mention of that in his

"action news" anchor monica malpass live in our news room now with the details on this one.right. we introduce you to this philadelphia university basketball player jordan dicicco last year and showed you his clever idea. check it out. it is a super bowl charged coffee he created and got his friends and fellow teammates hooked on it. it has gotten the attention of some heavy hitters. we'll tell you who coming up. >>> and our eagles super bowl parade cleanup coverage continues ahead. we will take a closer look at the efforts to get eakins oval and the parkway cleared of all that debris and back to normal. they're doing a great job. we'll have those stories and more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00 in just a little bit. brian we'll see that you. >> see you then. thanks monica. >>> now that the eagles season is officially done, you might be looking for something else to do. look no further than the atlantic city car show just getting under way at the convention center. you can check out all kinds of rides from rare roadsters to a decked out eagles limo. there it is. mor

>> i'm monica malpass on "inside story." the horror of the florida school massacre is bringing renewed calls for gun control, but will it ever happen? let's get the inside story. good morning, and welcome to "inside story." let's meet our insiders today, and they are terry madonna, franklin & marshall analyst. thank you so much for being here. ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. thank you, ed. we appreciate you coming. donna gentile o'donnell from a nonprofit organization. thank you for being here. and jan ting, law professor. welcome again to you, sir. glad to have you, as well. let's reflect on -- now we've had many school shootings. this is nothing new, but it is as horrible every time as the last time from columbine, sandy hook, and now this is the third worst in the country, parkland, florida. in fact, multiple shootings just this year. can we ever get some reform that the nra can live with but parents and students can also feel good about going to school with? >> well, first of all, there's no constitutional right to

. >> rick williams along with monica malpass here.e're in the studio but we're also looking at the airport right now. the plane just touching down at philadelphia international airport. the american airlines chartered plain the team bringing back that coveted lombardi trophy. >> they are still flying high on cloud nine after that incredible victory over the new england patriots. no one gave this underdog team much of a chance of beating a team that has won five of them and was that expected full to win again but here they are arriving back on their home turf to beloved fans, hundreds and hundreds of them are just off screen at the fenced in area here at philadelphia international airport ready to give the royal welcome that this winning team deserves. >> that's right. you have to wonder if these players had any sleep since the big victory last night. what a dramatic game. such a nail-biter with a finish that will last a lifetime for eagles fans. so you have to wonder if -- if any of the players, if anyone on this plane managed to get

. >> here's monica malpass with the preview. >> hi, guys coming up late they're morning on inside story florida school massacre is bringing renewed calls for gun control but will it ever happen? pennsylvania governor tom wolf and legislator have a tight deadline coming up for redrawing congressional map in the state, will the jerry manneddering issue end up back in the courts. we will talk about those stories and more coming up later this morning on inside story. i'm monica malpass i hope to see you then. >>> temperatures going up and up. >> they mess certainly are. how is 70 degrees sounding ? >> really nice. >> really nice, right. it will melt away snow. forty-eight today. sunny mild, really nice afternoon. couple cloud mixing in from time to time but otherwise nice bright day. fifty for tomorrow. warm front approaches. we will included up quickly. rain, drizzle possible in the afternoon and then tuesday and wednesday, here we go, 70, 70, both very close to the record high for that date, and then thursday, cooler with some rain, 58, friday mostly cloudy , mild, dryer day though with a

in our nation's long proud history stepped to the staeming and uttered words etched in the monica malpass i ares of philadelphia football fans forever in what began as simple thank you speech during the eagles victory celebration in the parkway and ended fest vus like airing of grievances kelce sought to you explain the underdog status. >> no one wanted us, no one likedto this team and no analysts liked this team to win the super bowl and nobody likes the fans. >> it's a tribute to the team and vice-president operations and howie roseman and few years ago relinquished all control pretty much in the organization. and kelce was just getting started listing supposed shortcomings of himself and teammates. >> jason kelce too small and johnson cannot layoff the juice and brandon -- nick foles still got it. >> on and on it went. kelce offering put downs of no fewer than 2 4 teammates and coaches of praising accomplishments. i'm not sure it works in real life honey everyone said you were ugly but we're married and everybody said you're a loser but you're hanging out and then came the punch line m

and it's a way of taking advantage of the western capital and investment that's come in and david malpassd it up perfectly they're taking advantage of united states that because just they reached an agreement they follow what they commit to. >> laura: in year 2000 bill clinton standing in the rose garden with allen greenspan and opening up to china, our most favored trade status and predicted all this wonder. a new area of globalization and would be freer and become more like the west but we're seeing our businesses become more like china. >> i'm a free trader. i believe in it. >> laura: trump wants to trade he just wants it to be non-distorting the marketplace. >> everybody said china will now conform to the international norms and bring them in the wto will create the changes. they have simply taken advantage of it for the past 15 years. the difference between trump and other presidents because he does believe in free trade is he just expects others to follow free trade practices as well and china has not been doing that for a long, long time. >> laura: and what's interesting is the mue

seven-day f >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam jaime apody, and rick williams and monica malpass. ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> we are just beginning, that is the message from the eagles themselves to millions of fans who celebrated with them today. for fans lined the streets of philadelphia and packed the parkway for a day that dreams literally are made of. thursday night the big story on "action news" the celebration for the ages. it was arguably the biggest party the city has ever seen. >> spectacular. the festivities that kicked off this morning and the party is going strong. we have team coverage from every angle of the route. but we start with cecily tynan and rick williams where they got a front row seat for the festivities. >> hi again. when philadelphia wins the first super bowl championship you party in style. that is what happened here at the art museum area. we got here at 8:00. there was thousands of people who really had been here some of them staying overnight. and the excitement you felt it when you walked foot area. and it didn't dissipate until maybe an hour ago. >> i t

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. >> for adam joseph cecily tynan monica malpass i'm rick williams have a nice wednesday night.ll see you tomorrow. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. >>> wednesday night the jury deliberates in the corruption trial of ed pawlowski. and a truck slammed into an overpass. the notorious for that misfortune. >> but the big story is the accuweather alert and the weather starts to go downhill tomorrow. lets get to cecily tynan with the latest information from accuweather. >> jim, the ingredients are starting to come together for a major coastal storm to welcome in march. double scan live shows the moisture gathering from the south that is with one low pressure and that combines with another one and the second one brings the energy and colder air and could change the rain over to snow in parts of our viewing area, it's hard to believe philadelphia 61 degrees today that is 14 degrees above normal and this is typical for early april than late february. wednesday this shows by 7:00 tonight that low pressure begins to reach areas northern and west of us. by tomorrow

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> new jersey is takingor step tonight in protecting children. while they are at school. this in the wake of the tragedy in parkland, florida, that cost more than a dozen people their lives. new jersey's top officials have just announced a comprehensive strategy to increase security in schools across the state. governor phil murphy says this is a coordinated effort to make sure everyone including teachers and staff remain safe. >> john rawlins is live in the trenton bureau with the details tonight. >> reporter: hi guys, what we had today was a potpourri of ideas, of existing policy and future wants. we heard from the governor, and we heard from legislate he officials and from cabinet members, considerable number of people. the hook of course is what happened last year in broward county, florida. new jersey was explained here has had specific policies on the books be in the paper for money drills. everybody is content with that. but the governor says that the protocol and procedures will be examined as they g

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass.>>> 19-year-old l massacre. >> sir, you are held no bond. >> cruz is back behind bars facing 17 counts of premeditated murder and was expelled over disciplinary problems and yesterday armed for war an ar 15 style rifle. and he pulled the fire alarm that pulled students out o

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> wednesday nightnews" is breaking news from the nation's capital. hope hicks the white house communications director and one of president trump's longest serving advisers resigning, the day after she testified before the house intelligence commit etelling the panel in her job she was occasionally required to tell white lies for the president and did not say what they are job would be and when her departure date would be and had no words to express her gratitude to the president. >> president trump issues this statement. hope is outstanding and has done great work for the last few years she is as smart and thoughtful as they come. a truly great person. i will miss her by her side. we'll continue to follow the breaking news story and have more on world news tonight with david muir. >>> now, to an accuweather alert tonight. waez continue to track a powerful coastal storm threatening our region tomorrow and friday. we are talking about high winds and the possibility of beach erosion and heavy rains and th

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. this is for you!ns your philadelphia eagles, the triumphant march down the steps of the philadelphia art museum to the sounds of screaming fan. it is a day of course fans are waiting decades to see. and they came and they saw and now that the parade is over the mass exodus from this massive celebration is underway. you are taking a live look from chopper 6 hd at 30th street station and the bustling activity. the thursday night we'll hear from rick williams in just auto moment. and the big story is parade day for your world champion philadelphia eagles. >> birds fans from near and far flocked to the city for the historic moment. now that the party is over and

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> thursday night,tory on "action news" the super bowl showdown we are waiting for just three days away. the eagles talked to the media for the final time today before digging in for sunday. the excitement is building along with the fans that come from all over the country including philadelphia of course. to see the birds beat the patriots inside of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. "action news" team continues with live coverage. brian taff and sharrie williams are live but first sara bloomquist live at the mall of america live. fake merchandise and tickets are always an issue at big events like the super bowl right? >> that is right. we went to a news conference about that just this afternoon. u.s. immigration and ice representatives today announced the seizure of over $15 million worth of counterfeit sports and entertainment related items and arrested 65 people with 24 convictions at this point. in what they are calling operation team player. >> federal and local authorities and the nfl put some of

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the eagles brought title and now it's time for philadelphia to celebrate in style. from hoisting flags outside of city hall to finalizing the championship parade route. city officials say it's time for the biggest bash this town has ever scene. >> the big story on "action news" is the flurry of activity around the city ahead of thursday's super bowl victory parade. officials say that even though the eagles won the title. the potential plans were in the works for a while now. >> getting fans to and from the video, street closures and parking and safety are high priorities. >> the procession steps off from broad and paterson, near lincoln financial field at 11:00 a.m. the players will wind their way up broad street past city hall and up to the ben franklin parkway. they end up at the philadelphia museum of art for an official ceremony that takes place at 1:00. >> our reporters are on top of the preparations, vernon odom spoke to fans about their thursday plans but first walter per outside of the art museu

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a truck driver was on pennsylvania turnpike and drove into the lehigh tunnel but did not make it out alive. >> the truck driver on a busy highway caused by a piece of tubing falling from the lehigh tunnel. >> they are having trouble because of different factors. john rawlins live now where the victim lives. >> reporter: very peculiar narrative. it happened at 6:00 last night a busy time on the feast extension but authorities did not know a there was a truck involved or b a fatality until almost 9:00. there were cameras in the area but they are not recorded. and hopefully witnesses can come forward to help them understand the sequence of events. these images show how a portion of electrical conduit came down and pierced the roof and windshield of the truck and instantly killing the driver howard sexton of howard county. sexton's widow michelle today trying to understand the bizarre incident. sexton an employee of ray more and

. >> i'm monica malpass. for last two weeks we have been anxiously awaiting this moment. we might be under dogs but today eagles are ready to show everybody that they are the top dog. >> that is right tonight we have team coverage and we have crews all around the philadelphia area, tonight. but first we want to take to you minneapolis, where sarah bloomquist is at a brewery where a big viewing party is taking place. brian taff and sharrie williams are hanging out with eagles fans. >> but first we will begin to ducis rodgers and jamie apody at u is. bank stadium where the big game is going down tonight. hi, guys, the day has come. >> yes, it has, we are about 90 minutes away from kick off, practices are done, game planning is done, all that is left to do now for eagles: win the super bowl. >> no big deal, it never happened before. who says it can't happen tonight. i can tell you we just came from inside the stadium and the fans are being let in, and it is, felt like it will be a eagles home game in there. it was definitely green, way out numbering red and blue. we heard ea

valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass with developing news right now. more than a dozen russian nationals have been indicted on charges related to meddling in the 2016 u.s. elections. that announcement was made late this afternoon by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the 13 russians include a businessman close to vladimir putin. now, the indictment says the suspects took part in an elaborate plot to interfere in the elections through social media propaganda aimed in part at helping donald trump and harming the prospects of hillary clinton. the indictment is the most direct allegation of russian meddling during the campaign but it stopped just short of saying that the trump campaign actively participated. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any american was a knowing participant in this illegal activity. there is no allegation in the indictment that the charge conduct altered the outcome of the 2016 election. >> a short time ago president trump reacted to the indictments on twitter. he claimed vindicati

valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpassby and it is poised to break records now in one part of our region. we are nearly three months into one of the worst flu seasons ever and unfortunately it is gaining ground. >> monday night and the big story on "a news"tonight the flu season that continues to batter the entire country and our area. >> experts say there's more evidence tonight that the peak of flu season is still weeks away or could be and this news comes as delaware officials already released new totals of how many cases they are dealing with. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is at the big board to fill us in. ali. >> hi guys. delaware's public health director says from the start of the season up until february 3rd it had nearly 3,000 lab confirmed cases of the flu. now, 995 of them were just in that last week. that's the highest they've seen in state records. and sadly, six delaware residents also died due to complications from the flu virus that same week. the six who died were between 60 and 93 yea

. >> i'm monica malpass on "inside story." school massacre is bringing renewed calls for gun control, but will it ever happen? let's get the inside story. good morning, and welcome to "inside story." let's meet our insiders today, and they are terry madonna, franklin & marshall analyst. thank you so much for being here. ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. thank you, ed. we appreciate you coming. donna gentile o'donnell from a nonprofit organization. thank you for being here. and jan ting, law professor. welcome again to you, sir. glad to have you, as well. let's reflect on -- now we've had many school shootings. this is nothing new, but it is as horrible every time as the last time from columbine, sandy hook, and now this is the third worst in the country, parkland, florida. in fact, multiple shootings just this year. can we ever get some reform that the nra can live wit