sabina kuriakose has been live at the scene.fire back on scene? >> yeah, actually they're actually being ushered by the red cross from their temporary shelter, they're being moved into the museum here it's right across the street. i want to show you, again the commissioner said the fire is under control and contained but that does not mean it is over because we're now again seeing flames in the interior of the building if you can see past some smoke, looks like there's a flare-up of heavy flames inside firefighters about 150 of them on scene continue to pour water on to the building. and we're joined now by diane and debbie you were being assisted by the red cross visiting from the u.k. tell us how you woke up >> kids running around and noises i'm not sure what's going on and eventually. the light came on in the room with the, obviously letting you know there's a problem. we opened the door and lindsey from the hotel said we need to get out. we need to get everyone out of the hotel. there's smoke inhalation because there's a fir

fox 29 sabina kuriakose live at the scene this morning, sabina you were there a week ago. very different scene. >> reporter: absolutely but i do have to say it's not often one week after a fire, where you still have the somewhat active scene here, you see police cruisers with officers inside blocking off the road. you can see police taped up as well. especially where you have a fire where nobody was seriously injured. it speaks to the massive fire and damage. we know several buildings were destabilized. and that created a collapse zone. crews have been working since late last week to stabilize the neighboring buildings around the main structure. that demolition of that building begins tomorrow. that's where firefighter were will the contain the bulk of the damage. it's also where at least late into last week, authorities worried about flare-ups and hot spots. now, again, demolition estimated to take about one week that we're told it could go longer. and during that, lauren, as you mentioned several road closures will be happening as well. about chestnut, between fourth and

let's get out to sabina kuriakose live in havertown for a look. sabina. >> reporter: they are here. they're talking right now. okay. nobody likes us. nobody likes us but we don't care. we got the speech here right n now. we got beau allen and jason kelce, of course. i'll try to sneak in here. >> -- from heart really passion not prepared speech so much i think it resonated really well not only with the fans and the players -- but also the players that we're all up there and we loved it too. >> jason was the speech prepared? >> um, i didn't like write anything down but for some reason the night before the parade like i couldn't sleep. i was really really excited. like kind of running through your head just, you know, the path of getting to the super bowl and then it really started hitting me about like how much, you know, i had overcome from last season and then once you start thinking about that you think about other guys how much they've overcome. >> the city, too. >> yeah. it was like every single thing that you went down the list on it was like, you know, this is literally been li

pretty exciting, sabina. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, dawn, it was so much fun. there were hundreds of people. i mean this kind of felt like the eagles parade take two. now no mummers costume tonight but people were chanting parts of kelce's speech back to him as they waited in line for the autographs eagles mania still going full throttle. it's the kind of love that will sustain you on your feet for hours in line. just for glimpse, a hasn't shake an autograph of mares beau allen and jason kelce. >> how was that. >> it was awesome. he's awesome. report roar many of the people here at carl's cards in havertown after hearing kelce's now viral speech given at the eagles parade just a day ago. and don't forget allen's blow kiss. >> this is literally been like believe.est group of underdogs - we're the only team in history to be the number one seed and be the underdog in every single game. so, um, upping, i think that it was just something -- it just kept running through my head. >> reporter: hundreds of fans and families $40 tickets for memory to hold on to. victory

sabina. >> reporter: dawn and chris, if you thought that all of this ended with the parade, you wereead wrong. because eagles mania continues. okay. take look here at carl's cards here in havertown. now, it's quiet now. just a few minutes ago this place was mobbed with eagles fans. they were mobbing beau allen and jason kelce as they left after signing autographs for more than two hours and as you guys mentioned kelce was the star of the night after that epic philly speech yesterday. so many people excited to see their eagles tonight. not quite a parade but still throngs showing up outside carl's cards in havertown to see the eagles of the hour. >> how was that. >> it was awesome. he's awesome. >> reporter: hours in line for a glimpse and an autograph of players beau allen and jason kelce. many here after hearing kelce's viral speech given at the eagles par just a day ago. >> this is literally been like the biggest group of underdogs i believe. i think we're the only team in history to be the number one seed and be the underdog in every single game. so, um, you know, i think that it

fox 29's sabina kuriakose live from center city checking the pulse of eagles nation. sabina?reporter: oh, my god, dawn, check it out. you cannot walk down broad street without getting eagles chant. this is a home stretch. we are ready. >> e-a-g-l-e-s! eagles! >> whoo! >> let's go. >> reporter: >> reporter: roll our package. >> biggest seller will be beer, caca rona, miller light, coors. >> soup bowl eve and the city is electric green burstin burstinge scenes call it the pre-game party. >> hit em low, hit em high. >> , everywhere you look banners and signs take a few steps down broad and you'll hear one word. >> eagles! >> over the chick's and bowls in center city shad day working through the night. she is ready to feed the masses and they're already at her door. >> we've been getting orders all day, all week. >> report roar these are special orders to be exact. >> they always give it go eagl eagles. >> the more the merrier. >> reporter: it's flying off the shelves aft township liquors in south injuries z rob is is with that hat. >> i got people walking out and cursing and scr

lauren, back to you. >> sabina, thank you very much. a visit to broward health north to pay respects to three survivors still being treated from valentine's day school shooting. om one victim is is still in critical condition but doctors say they are improving. back on campus, students returned for the first time since wednesday's tragic shooting. deputies he is cored staff members and students so they can get their belongings like their cars and backpacks left behind. right in the midst of all that chaos. it's a moment frozen in time for one student. >> cops came in. they toll us we to leave our bags and just grab everything that can fit in your pock. put it in your pocket and then just put your hands up and everybody had to walk single file. when we were like leaving the building we just saw a lot of blood and bodies and it was just like nothing that someone under -- like in high school or even any age should experience like absolutely just terrible. >> as the community mourns, funeral services have started. yesterday one of the young

pretty exciting, sabina. >> reporter: oh, my gosh, dawn, it was so much fun. there were hundreds of people. i mean this kind of felt like the eagles pad

we sent sabina kuriakose live at one of those dispensariness chester county this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. this is you can see they left light on here for us. they have a soft opening with private appointments, wider public opening tomorrow, and now this is, of course, one of the 10 medical marijuana dispensaries opening around the state this week, the process is a little bit involved but to summarize patients must register on line , with the state department of health, and they are going to get medical marijuana card and they will qualify if they suffer from 17 health conditions including autism and cancer, and hiv. earlier this week we spoke with the owner of a dispensary , in sellersville, and here's what he told bus their opening. >> our patients are people you know, they are guy you are sitting next to your daughter 's play, mom on the soccer field, it is your grand mother who has glaucoma cancer patients small children who are sick so people, they just have a stigma of who our patients are and that they are not patients and they

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thanks, sabina. >> well, you she guy right here. this guy, right here, police say he tried to burn down a south jersey police station back in december. galloway township police say sean shearer walked into the station with a glass bottle containing petroleum, tried to light the bottle as he threw it at the front doors where an officer and another was stant g. the bottle did not light up. shearer facing attempted cases of arson and criminal mischief. >> man's in the hospital after being shot by a corrections officer just moments after he was released from prison. police say it happened as the former inmate tried to carjack the officer who had just gotten off his shift. our jennifer joyce has the details. >> philadelphia police converged on the grounds of curran-fromhold prison in home berg just after 11:00 fright my. investigators say an off-duty corrections officer shot a just-released inmate in the prison parking lot, after wrestled with the officer and tried to steel his car. >> starting his life of crime over again within minutes

. >> sabina?> reporter: check out my adorable cheer squad here, white team, who needs olympics es when you have modern day catholic school, polar plunge, stay with us. we will let you know exactly how cold that water will be when they jump in sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> in comes to us out of west oaklane. wagner junior high school or middle school is on lock-down right now. and you know the week we've had. this is on the 1700 block of chelten avenue. >> so police tell us there is no imminent danger but it started because a girl saw a student outside of the school and she says she saw a student with a gun. outside of the school. then she s

our sabina kuriakose joining us live from outside the convention center in center city. sabina? >> reporter: dawn, take a look at this line here behind me. it is hundreds deep wrapped around the convention center. and it has been like this since we first got here about three hours ago. luckily, we're underneath the tunnel here. because it is still raining out there. so, i know everybody wants the money shot. all every these eagles fans that are inside getting eagles tattoos, right now, so let's roll that video. want to show you the tattoos we were there as people were getting them. all shapes, all sizes, but of course, only one color: green. we had people getting eagles logos, some specially designed super bowl memorabilia tattoos. and of course some parade inspired tattoos. i don't want to give it away just yet. i want the guy who was getting jason kelce on his arm to describe it to you. but first, i want to tell you, we did talk to some of the tatoo artists inside. they say they were getting orders even before the super bowl was over. and of course, once the win happened, and

lower merion area high school, students had the chance to talk with one of the survivors, fox 29 sabina kuriakose has the details. >> like as fast as we could, outside the school, outside of the building. and just never looked back. >> reporter: marjorie stoneman douglas high school jared block on video chat with group of students from the lower merion high school. jared, a cherry hill native told of his harrowing or deal hiding in a closet before swat team members broke down the door. the 16-year-old's message one of survival, hope and encouragement >> i'm still alive, i'm the lucky one and i'm going to be the voice to the 17 people who can't. >> reporter: the teen appearing alongside his parents sunday morning. audience filled with kids his age, who see a bit of themselves in this survivor. now, motivated to help him create change, people like 17-year-old hannah. >> we need to speak up for those who don't have a voice. that's what jared said and that's what everybody need to do >> what i took away, it can happen in anybody's community. feels abstract >> she watched coverage of the sho

we are inside, sabina kuriakose joining us live in devon chester county, hi there , sabina. >> reporter: i promised you guys we were going to take you inside this keystone shops as you mentioned. as you walk in this is just your typical doctor office lobby but here we get through a secured door and you can see this is where they will have product, you have to have a medical marijuana card that the state gives you once you are a registered patient, that qualifies with one of the 17 medical conditions, then you bring that card here, and then the folks here will check you out, talk to you about your prescription and your condition and you walk away medical marijuana here we have doctor lewis van debeek and he is chief medical officer here at keystone shops. i can talk to you for hours because, you know, you work for the state. you an m.d., m.b.a. but first of all we want to get this out there but you are opened. >> we are opened. keystone shops is open for business and we are very happy you are here this represents a beacon of hope. we think many people will benefit from this, these 17 con

our sabina kuriakose is live at philadelphia international airport and sabina you found quite a crowdood dawn, they are coming from all over so most of the people that we talk with are actually from philadelphia. they just live elsewhere and they could not imagine not being in philly they're hometown when the eagles wip the super bowl. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> it is no question that birds of a feather -- here you go. >> right there. >> flock together. philly international filled with eagles fans from far and wide. soaring back to the city ready to cheer on their home team. no airplane needed. it's already pretty crowded on cloud nine. >> for us to be able to fly from north carolina from charlotte to get here on philadelphia soil and just for him to experience just a lifetime experience for the both of you. >> love birds who moved down south but they left their hearts back here. now, they're returning to win. let's be honest no one quite gets that underdog mentality like the rest of your pack. >> not the same experience. be at home new york city. >> most of the diehards waisted no ti

say has a masters in computer science he made and programmed his robots himself even though sabina to power has posed more than twenty times. she says it still feels weird the machine is basically emitting human behavior so you kind of like familiar with the movements but at the same time not really because you are aware that is not a pair of eyes that's a camera so you know but then at the same time the movements are so naturally done that you're a slightly confused. many who see the robots at work feel the same way at least once a month they perform in public this event was in paris last year. as an artist and as a scientist say is interested in the interaction of human and machine people tend to ascribe human attributes to the robots. as soon as seeing. a behavior that makes sense to look at something and react you have to understand then you react to it. we can't help it to say is a visiting research fellow at goldsmiths college university of london. he has always been fascinated by both arts and technology. as adjutants maybe very agile abs and able and he may have delegated plen

i say has a master's in computer science he made and programmed his robots himself even though sabina to power has posed more than twenty times for. she says it still feels weird the machine is basically imitating human behavior so you kind of like familiar with the movements but at the same time not really because you are aware that is not a pair of eyes that's a camera so you know but then the scenes on the movies are so naturally done that you're a slightly confused at times many who see the robots at work feel the same way at least once a month they perform in public and this event was in paris last year. as. an artist and as a scientist time say is interested in the interaction of human and machine people tend to ascribe human attributes to the robots. as soon as seeing. it behaviors that make sense to look at something and react you have to understand then you react to. the aegis we can't hope it to say is a visiting research fellow at goldsmiths college university of london he has always been fascinated by both arts and technology. he's adjutants maybe very our dad and abel and

we are at philadelphia international airport, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> if or should i say when the eagles win on sunday eagles fans will be going crazy. celebrations will be one for the history books. fox 29's jeff cole found out how the see and businesses are preparing for what will no doubt be crowds of people partying in the streets. >> reporter: as game time nears it is clear pressure is building on the philadelphia police and its leadership. the city does not want a win or even a loss by the philadelphia eagles to result in black eye for the city because of unruly out of control fans. sunday night post game in mayfair and the thousands of fans expected to gather will be bathed in bright white light at the urging of police. the streets department has installed 44 new powerful led lights at a cost of 13 grand. >> it's a good thing. you know. there's too much bad things going on this is a good thing. report roar lisa greco will step into the light she'll come to frankford and cottman sunday to watch over her salon and enjoy. >> it's enjoyable to watch so many for happy for su

home is vital to the economy but many are also being exploited in face abuse violence and corruption sabina stressed that as the story from katmandu. attachment is its national airport this is what happens every day sixteen hundred people mostly young men leave the politics work and gulf countries in malaysia with an unemployment rate hovering around forty percent many of the police say they have no choice but to leave the country and many fall into the traps of unscrupulous middlemen but in the time i went to qatar to work in the food and beverage industry he failed a medical test in nepal but the local agents told him that they would fix it the cost of his trip including flights and bribes added up to twenty five hundred dollars but when he reached qatar he had to do the tests again it just right after they did the tests they sent me back i ended up with no job and debts but other lurches the middle been paid off in a party officials including airport authorities the commerce department of foreign employment received more than two thousand complaints from neighbors during the last fiscal

sent home is vital to the economy but many are being exploited in face abuse violence and corruption sabina shuster reports from katmandu. that cuts what is international airport this is what happens every day sixteen hundred people mostly young men leave the policy work and gulf countries in malaysia with an unemployment rate hovering around forty percent many of the parties say they have no choice but to leave the country and many fall into the traps of unscrupulous middlemen but at the time i went to qatar to work in the food and beverage industry he failed a medical test in nepal but the local agents told him that they would fix it the cost of his trip including flights and bribes added up to twenty five hundred dollars but when he reached qatar he had to do the tests again it should read after they did the tests they sent me back i ended up with no job and debts but other lurches the middle been paid off in a party officials including airport authorities the commerce department of foreign employment received more than two thousand complaints from neighbors during the last fiscal year t

intense for northern italy but is campaigning for votes in the deep south, including sicily where sabina is one of its parliamentary candidates sicily has become a big refugee camp, she told me. the mediterranean was a culture of trade, tourism but has become a place where human traffickers bring lots of people and give them false hope. she said italians need a law to block new arrivals to its political opponents, this has represented the public face of italian racism. alongside its coalition partners it may have a chance of winning majority in this weekend's vote. she said sicilian voters support the plan to deport half a million migrants but for others in the city, that attitude is neither welcoming nor welcome. >> i make no distinction between people being born in palermo and people living in palermo being born in bangladesh, romania, sud sudan. >> this man forced the mafia out of palermo and is now testing his popularity by allowing migrants in. >> they do not speak to the mind of the people. they speak to the stomachs of the team but they are wrong because believe me, there is no to

sabina at one of them right now, is this devon? >> reporter: yes, this is devon keystone shops, right now we're in one of the patient consultation rooms basically where you come if you don't get to have that marijuana card that you register for with the state because of course this is all brand new a new era so if you are a patient who wants medical mar juan off to register with the state, a whole process and once you have that card you can enter this secure room where you can see they have the product, lined up and this is where you come and then they talk about dosage and they give you, they work with you to figure out what your dosage here. we will here with doctor lewis van debeek i just spent last hour talking to him. fascinating. you are chief medical office are here. you guys are up and running and you are open. >> we are opened. this represents a new ray have hope in the therapeutic landscape and we are here led toy serve our patient. we will begin with appointments today and tomorrow we are opened to the public. >> reporte

. >> you have the administration and the president, that political headline that sabinas trump attack everybody but russia. i want to play for you what hogan said, raised a lot of eye brows. >> there are two groups that have created chaos more than the russians, that's the democrats and the mainstream media who continue to push this lie on the american people for more than a year. >> your reaction. >> i do not understand why the president will not pivot and say, no one is more upset about this than i am, and i am watching a national effort, whole of government effort, as we say, with sanctions and other truth telling instruments around to dispel fake news and get ahead of it. it's what any president would do, when they see a national security crisis they try and own it. i don't know why he won't do it. the russians are a perfect foil, perfect people to attack. identify been saying this for month, and i think they're going in a different direction. >> we'll get back to you guys after the break. mike it to thank you too. we wont to get down to what's happening in florida. >>> the florid

. >> bueno seÑores joaquÍn sabina se presentarÍa en hermosillo sonora fue hospitalizado de emergencia de estados unidos en el partido de estrellas de nba. >> dice que quiso intentar algo especial para este evento pero estÁ claro pero que no logrÓ lo que pretendÍa. >> no, no lo notamos para nada. >> natalia sutil, podrÍan trabajar juntos en la segunda parte de la pelÍcula un padre no tan padre que empezarÁ a rodarse el tercer trimestre, natalia asegura que lo que pasÓ entre ellos ya quedÓ en el pasado. como dirÍan lo que pasÓ paso. >> (cantando). >> pero dicen que donde fuego hubo cenizas quedan. >> yo me quedo mejor con la canciÓn. >> ok. >> como usted diga, como usted diga. >> pasamos ahora con la familia de "un nuevo dÍa" para proteger nuestro dinero. >> chicos. >> muchÍsimas gracias queridos amigos vamos a tratar de dar esta informaciÓn de manera afinada al estilo de fergie. >> (risas). >> ¿cÓmo es?. >> es una cosa realmente imposible de imitar, seÑores que cada vez que se acerca la temporada de impuestos. >> ay! sÍ chico. >> con ella parece que se acercaran los malhechores porque

that was titled support hillary save american muslims despite the lengths they apparently went to sabina admitted that these ploys had zero impact on the vote there is no one elevation in the indictment that the charge conduct alter the outcome of the twenty sixteen election they wanted to quote so discord by. breaking into elections no stealing their numbers no changing their numbers no voter fraud no vote by merely providing information through advertisements thirty listings in social media accounts that were shared by americans the millions of dollars that have been involved in the russian investigation so far. special constable counsel muller as indicted for people for that's all that's all he has to show and so far nothing has been done let me remind you that we still don't know what russian collusion is we still don't know because deputy attorney general rosenstein today made it very clear that there was no evidence that anything that these russians or any russian did russian nationals or people who speak russian or people in the russian government did but there was no evidence tha