shawnette wilson joins us live in center city with more on this tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain this day comes two years after the shooting happened and the officer says he is glad this is over and he's just ready to get back to doing the job he loves. >> trying my absolute best to

our shawnette wilson joins us live from city hall night.wnette. >> reporter: iain, the theme of the rally here in philadelphia was demand a ban and we heard from local families destroyed by gun violence. >> united we stand, demand the ban. >> reporter: dozens gathered outside city hall to honor the victims of the the parkland school shooting and to rally for strictor gun laws specifically a ban on assault weapons. >> this should not be happening. >> reporter: many overcome with grief and emotion because they know the pain of gun violence personally. >> one night he was going to pick up his sister in a neighborhood where two guys was fighting over girl, they thought he was one of the guys coming back to retaliate, and they shot him four times. >> yancy breaks down in tears talking about the murder of his youngest son charles charles. >> i will never have the tune to see him get married, graduate from college, as a as a matter of fact, 26 days after he was murdered his only son was born. my grandson had never know his father. he would never h

our shawnette wilson is live at the stretch in swarthmore.good next shawnette, digging the lipstick. >> reporter: oh, thank you, compliments of rihanna the pop star it's called midnight wasa wasabi. i don't know lucy if i can pull this off my regular life but for super bowl, i am here for it. as you can see behind me the crowd is cranked up here at the stretch. the place is all decked out in green. eagles football balloons, fans, ready to take this title. they have wanted this forever and as they chant. they say tonight patriots reign is over and the fact it's been a tough road getting here for the eagles and they bounce back will make it more of a storybook ending not even the rain could keep these fans from coming out early to celebrate what their confident will be eagles win. >> feeling g feel real good. i think it will be a big victory tonight. the city will go nuts. >> reporter: what do you say to all the people who did not think we would be here? >> screw the haters. we are here. we did it. wentz got hurt, but foles brought it down for

fox 29's shawnette wilson is live with more on this story. wow, shawnette that's all i can say.e a teenager. >> yeah it's a great story, dawn much these are a group of stan-up kids who understand the importance of compassion and giving of themselves to help others. tonight students at newtown middle school eighth graders we're talking about here held a lock in at their school where the kids spend the night at school to raise money for autism cares foundation they've done the for several years but this year what's different the younger kids you see here. school invited families of children with autism to bring their kids to the lock in and the eighth graders have a play night with them doing games and all sorts of fun activities. so the eighth graders as dawn mentioned put away their cell phones to give full attention to the other children. the idea here is to pro void night of fun for children with autism who may not get invite the to things like this or have a difficult time playing in environments that can be stressful. the eighth graders say tonight was a blast. >> first i th

>> shawnette, good advice.nk you looking for two men who damaged a firehouse in fairmount.a just before 2:00 monday morning at 1500 block of paris street.yee e 13 herd a loud noise and some the men flew a brick through the window. the damage estimated to be a anr know who they are call police. >>> sounds like a scene o film e highway in south jersey when some debris from dumpck in front flys through her windshield. the 76-year-old woman w on 295 n car.ton township when the the hunk of metal severed her middle finger crushed theshe was trying to switch lanes to get away from the truck when the wind she'll. get this, while bleed she drove. >> when tragic things happen to people, then their survival techniques kick in, and i know people do amazing things when they're life is in danger. >> the woman had one of her fingers together with six wires. >>> here's a look allentown nd f our area tonight. how long can you expect the showers to stick ou? meter ross scott williams is here witness answe answers. scott. >> t ov

>> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> well put down the skin cream.re you looking for healthier younger skin. >> you're to the going to find it at the pharmacy. ♪ >>> it's hank i'm on independence mall. what do you think the founding fathers would have thought about russians messing around in our elections? you know we got another vote coming up in november. are you a well-educated well-informed voter? rea real hang's take coming up. >>> and how great is this? the philadelphia and boston offices of wsp engineering services firm made wager on the out come of the super bowl. we know how that turned out and the boston location donated $600 to philadelphia's hub of hope. hub of hope says the money will go towards things like hygiene kits, clothing and more to help the homeless. ♪ (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. ♪ >>> bombshell dropp

dawn. >> all right, shawnette thank you. developing right now septa trains back on schedule after a man was shot near the tracks. skyfox over the scene at the septa station on broad street in north philadelphia. police say a 22-year-old was shot several times this was about 5:00 tonight. some regional rail lines were delayed up to half hour as police investigated. medic took the man to the hospital where he's listed in stable condition. so far no arrests. >>> taking live look at the philadelphia art museum. check it out. you can pretty much find eagles spirit everywhere in the city right now. and sunday's showdown is sure to bring out the crowds but, scott, might be messy out there on sunday. >> absolutely. it looks like a super bowl soaker upcoming for the weekend but look at the temperatures right now, dawn, 19 bala kin wide. ma eighty one are cun gee, 15. pottstown 18 degrees. head into south jersey, 20 degrees in voorhees and hammonton. 19 right now vineland also for somers point. so it is going to be cold for tonight. t

fox 29's shawnette wilson live at the scene in old city with more on the demolition's impact.hawnette. >> reporter: well, dawn, the little lion restaurant behind me expects to be closed for about two months that's what the own owner tells mean the museum of the american revolution is open right now but people must enter on the third street side because chestnut street side closed. businesses remain open are concerned that road closures could affect foot at a traffic. the only activity in the historic district is flashing police lights at third and chestnut signaling the road is closed. it's been five days since a fire destroyed a building on the 2200 block of chestnut street and the cause is still unknown. >> this is really shock. >> reporter: also uncertain the future of businesses here. as officials shut down a section of the area on monday for a week while crews began demolition bob owns abi quick shop a souvenir store on third street. >> it was one week that's okay but otherwise, you know, i don't know what to do report roar his store and others across the street where the

our shawnette wilson live near the ben franklin parkway where a major cleanup is underway tonight.hawnette. >> reporter: iain, once you see all the trash left behind, you won't even believe that a good cleanup is possible. but crews have sort of wrapped up here on this part of the parkway right now they're moving closer by the art museum. >> tornado, earthquake, natural disaster, whatever you can think of -- go birds! >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you got to deal with that while you're work. the fun is over for you. terrence smith and other city workers have a long night ahead of them. the parade was a magical site but take away all the people and eagles decorations and this is what's left behind. >> cans and trash. dunkin' donuts. you name it it's out here. >> reporter: sweepers hit the streets as soon as the parade was over. trying to clear the bulk trash left behind by what could be a few million people who descended on the city for the eagles super bowl championship victory para parade. heavy equipment took to areas along the parkway and broad street. but some of t

shawnette, we like to eat. so, all right. thanks shawnette. february 14th every year by the way. you think you've seen it all? there's this a group standing on top of a car during the parade at the super bowl. even jumping at one point. that's not all. >> it's hank. i at carlton hair on south street. a story for you tonight on tippintipping. good were thes. how have they changed over the last 20 years since you were a waiter or bartender. >> today's moment in black history we remember mom ali in february of 1964 became the heavy weight champion of ♪ >>> cheekiness out. just incredible. a group people decided to watch the eagles parade on top of someone else's car. the woman who owned the car park it near judson street and pennsylvania avenue to watch the parade herself. when she gets back well as you can see the damage was already done. now police want to find the people on top of that car and a bunch of others who wreaked havoc after the super bowl. now authorities say one group took down signs and a light pole. two others wanted for stealing traffic lights. video shows them say

fox 29's shawnette wilson live at the scene in old city with more. shawnette. >> reporter: dawn, the look of the section of chestnut street behind me totally sets the mood for the way the rest of the community and businesses around here are feeling, and it is going to get worse before it gets better for them. and so we are going on day five now or it is day five since this fire ripped threw the building on the 200 block of chestnut street and investigators are still trying to find out what caused it. the few businesses directly affected by the blaze remain closed and surrounding business owners are also worried. after the city announced demolition plans for the burn out building and street closures because of the work that needs to be done. business owners like chris young of the little lion restaurant at the corner of third and chestnut say the entire old city community here is wondering what their future looks like. the little lion will be closed for about two months because yuk says he still hasn't been able to get inside to assess the damages. ot

our shawnette wilson was there and shawnette, things were pretty tense there tonight. >> reporter: yeahvery tense. you know iain, one of the board members actually told the crowd that this is all conjecture. he said there are no facts and that the investigation is on going. still students of that teacher believe what happened to him is a fact and tonight they also had many concerns about school security. we shall held accountable in all social security spec specs of oe now we want to hold you accountable for keeping teachers that truly change lives and shape news the young adults you want us to be. [ applause ] >> reporter: packed gym at the cherry hill school administration building. parents and tee students fired up over two things. timothy lock ap history teacher allegedly on administrative leave. and concern about the safety of schools in the district namely cherry hill high school east. >> we absolutely want won't stop until our voices are heard. until mr. lock is back in b147 until we can go to school without worrying if we'll make it home or not. >> board of education members cou

>> all right, shawnette, thank you. n philadelphia, another gun at a school this time the gun was loaded it happened at the samuel fels high school in somerdale. the gun was found in a bag of 15-year-old freshman and that prompted school to go on lock down. a law enforcement source says the boy claims he forgot the gun was in the bag. a weapon police allege he stole from a neighbor's car along the 5900 block of hammond avenue in east oak lane. >> glad nobody got hurt and that everybody is safe because if they would have caught him it probably could have ended up as different situation. >> students claim the teen had recently been jumped. police say they have no motive. the teenager was arrested and then questioned with his mom by his side. >>> nearly two weeks passed since that shooting that claimed the lives of 17 people. teachers went back today for planning sessions before wednesday's official return. the broward school superintendent calls this a week of transition. 15 people who the gunman shot survived. one of the

is really only half of the story, shawnette?> reporter: yeah, dawn. that and a coat is all we're told that this man was wearing, no underwear, no pants. >> it's disgraceful. >> reporter: people disgusted to hear report from gloucester township police that a woman reported a man standing outside her kitchen window around 11:30 thursday night. even more disturbing, the woman tells police he had nothing on beneath a black jacket he was wearing along with ski mask over his face. police say the woman told them she was sitting at her kitchen table when she saw him and screamed. then says the man took off running. >> we're very concerned. but hopefully everything will be okay. >> reporter: people who live on pine hurst court in the glenn eagles development in the blackwood section of the township say what happened is very unusual for the area. >> absolutely. we don't get stuff like that around here. >> i've lived here for over 23 years. >> reporter: police say they searched around but didn't find anyone fitting the description. >> it d

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shawnette wilson is live in center city.wnette. >> reporter: lucy, officer hartnett said the out come is exactly what he'd hoped for and now he's just ready to get back to the job he loves. >> trying my absolute best to get back something that was taken away from me. report roar officer jesse hartnett left court this evening feeling hopeful after jury convicted the man who shot him. they found edward archer guilty of aggravated assault and other charges. >> i knew what the out come was going to be of this. it was the matter of whether the jury felt the same way. >> reporter: leaving the criminal justice center officer hartnett told reporters he still recovering from a broken arm and nerve damage he suffered. >> physically of course i have some limitations i'm working on. i still have physical therapy. >> reporter: during the trial, the jury watched that crimpling surveillance video showing archer walk up to hartnet hartns patrol car on fire him. hartnett wounded managed to open the door and fire back. he followed archer on f

our shawnette wilson joins us live from newtown night. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, you know i talked to bunch of parents tonight and basically they say it isn't a dilemma at all. they say their kids will be at the parade excused absence or not because as you said it is history. >> 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't 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 districts are grappling with the decision. chris noble's children are in the bethlehem school district and he says schools there will remain open. >> i don't think it's a dilemma. i would go once in lifetime thing. my dater would be taken school for. >> council rocks allows studen

shawnette wilson is live live outside the art museum tonight. shawnette. >> iain every single person i stopped today still wanted to talk bout eagles. as you can imagine they are so anxious for next season already but say in the meantime they'll continue to replay that winning moment over in their minds. >> signs of historic eagles super bowl win can still be seen around the city. but the week after the big victory parade things are getting back to normal much it's back to work for everyone who had time off to celebrate but fans are still hungry. >> now keep on rallying until next season. >> we caught mike and will headed to sixers game but with the eagles still on their minds. >> sixers are kind of fill the void a lot. >> yeah. >> great young team, ben simmons and joel em width. nothing really fill the void that the eagles leave, but, this is the closest thing i lost the sixers. i love philadelphia report roar this championship t-shirt stand is still doing business. people stopping by looking for memorabilia that sold out first each time a ship

thank you shawnette. >>> trying to get on a plane with gun, not happening.he courthouse, can't do that either but storming a school, still a problem. we go there and ask what is it going to take to get the same security in our schools? >>> and scott we're talking about more rain this weekend? >> yeah. another weekend and another wet pattern. we have a lot of fog out there right now, dawn, reduced visibility but look at ultimate doppler rain off to the south and west. we'll time it and >>> a heated debate nationwide how do we keep our students safe? florida governor rick scott just introducing a plan which bans gun sales to anyone younger than 21. it also calls for trained law enforcement in every florida school by the start of the new school year. >>> the call for action larger than ever before. precious children continuing to a target of senseless violence. we see tight security in many places like airports, museums, courthouse. so why not the schools? our hank flynn takes a closer look at the problem. >> can i get in this way? what now? >> all right. thank

>> all right, shawnette, thank you.rt-breaking end to oh two-year-old mystery about a missing woman. delaware's division of forensic sciences says skeletal remains found on january 19th on mount friend ship road in smyrna belonged to keisha hamilton. her husband cortez hamilton plead guilty to murder in the second degree last week and told authorities where to find his wife's body. police put out amber alert after keisha and their two children disappeared in 2015. they found the two kids with cortez in indiana the next day. >>> credit card skimmers popping up in montgomery county. so far it's happened five times to more than 50 people. fox 29's brad sattin talked to one of the the victims tonight in lower pottsgrove. >> reporter: there have been dozens of local recent cases including one man who you're about to hear from who love hundreds of dollars. the number of these cases is going up, but police say there are ways to protect yourself. >> i just think they're awful people. i don't know how you can sleep at night taki

shawnette is there anything else. >> that's a good question. timing is key here.e actually went to three did you have stores two of them merchandise was light but if you're patient and wait a little bit a shipment is likely coming in. >> pro shop the official philadelphia eagles store in cherry hill for any and everything birds had a line almost stretched out the door this evening. and a day after our team's win, the first super bowl in franchise history, fans say there's no limit to what they'd spend to commemorate the date. >> spent $200 on this stuff and five hadn't dread online since i didn't go to the super bowl. >> wow. >> put it somewhere. do it for the birds. >> reporter: we caught jeff wilkins league the pro shop with championship gear. soup bowl ticket prices didn't drop to where he wanted so he had money to burn. >> i went all 32 pages online and picked and chose what i wanted and there wasn't a budget since i didn't go to the super bowl. >> reporter: across the shopping center at dick's sporting goods -- >> anything i can get me hands. >> reporter: rep

shawnette wilson live now near the ben franklin parkway, and boy, shawnette when bill anderson i were 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 but i definitely wasn't expecting to see what we saw and get this lucy at one point i thought that the eagles had left their confetti blower out but it was actually the wind hurling all this trash around, but take look behind me. you can see we're on the parkway right now. you can actually see the street right now and that was not the case just two hours ago. >> tornado, earthquake, natural disaster, whatever you can think of, that's, l you go. >> reporter: you got to deal with that while you're working. the fun is over for you. >> reporter: terrence smith and other city workers have a long night ahead of them. the parade was a magical site but take away all the people and eagles decorations and this is what's left behind. >> cigarette butts, like you said alcoholic beverages, cans, there's trash, dunkin' donuts you name i

our shawnette wilson joins us live from cherry hill and man, shawnette, the last time we talked it was you were at the modell's in south philly. it was just closing. sports stores have got to be loving this. >> reporter: yeah, lucy, they are loving it but i have to be honest some of the workers are getting a little weary because they're the ones unpacking all these boxes and setting up the tables. so they're doing the hard washington. but eagles fans with money to spend are patiently waiting to purchase. pro shop the official philadelphia eagles store in cherry hill for any and everything birds had a line almost stretched out the door this evening. and a day after our team's within the first super bowl in franchise history fans say there's no limit to what they'd spend to commemorate the date. >> spent 200 doltz on this stuff and 500 online since i didn't go to the super bowl. >> wow! >> going to it it somewhere. do it for the birds. >> reporter: we caught jeff wilkins leaving the pro shop super bowl ticket prices didn't drop to where he wanted so he had money to burn. >> i went throug

. >>> and shawnette, love is in the air.you remembered. >> reporter: well, lucy it's not too late yet. let's just say the knauer shop we were in tonight crazy so what happened? police are trying to figure out that they now talk with a person of the interest in the murder of the 68-year-old on the 7100 block of oxford avenue. investigators are looking into how a fire started in cherry hill. you can see the flames licking through the top of the home on the 1100 block of liberty bell drive. it broke out just before 4:00 this afternoon and firefighters had it under control in half hour. nobody is injured. >>> are you ready? you're running out of time to make your valentine's day, candy, check. jewelry, might be nice. flowers practically a given. and that means crunch time for florists taking it down to the wire from street corners to your local grocery store. there's a lot of pink and red out there waiting to go home to some sweetheart. our shawnette wilson made the rounds tonight to see who is loving the early business. live in

eagles now champion he says the underdog theme shows just how far the team has come n glassboro, shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >>> so you planning on getting a drink or maybe a cuff of coffee after the parade you might find the doors closed. some businesses say they are going to avoid all that chaos. you better bring hand sanitizer crowds of people packed in a small space that's a recipe for sickness. some doctors this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. ♪ we're just hours from the parade of champions. i know you can feel the excitement throughout the city as officials, players and fans all getting ready for the big day. but not everyone is opening their doors tomorrow. fox 29's dawn timmeney talked to some business owners who say it's just not worth it. >> don't want to deal with it. we'll roll our irons up and just stay clove. it's not even going

our shawnette wilson was there and shawnette, things were pretty tense there tonight. >> reporter: yeahense. you know iain, one of the board members actually told the crowd that this is all conjecture. he said there are no facts and that the investigation is on going. still students of that teacher believe what happened to him

iain. >> let's hope so, shawnette.nk you. >>> a local supermarket wants to sell liquor but residents of one town say not so fast. they could hold up the store's plan with a 50-year-old docume document. >>> you can say pay more for uber, lyft or your cab. right now investigators in delaware county trying to figure out what started a fire that killed a 65-year-old man. massive flames spewing from a house on pitman avenue in collingdale. just after 6:00 this morning. that fire was so intense the house collapsed just as firefighters arrived on the scene crews found michael dead in his living room. >> he lived here for years. like we'd see him pass by sometimes. yeah, it's sad. >> i just was thinking maybe i can go in and help but it was too bad. >> flames also spread to a home next door. thankfully the couple who lives there was not hurt. it took firefighters almost an hour and a half to get those flames under control. >>> surprising revelation on the wendy williams show the celebrity hot topic today the disease that will

dawn good i love it, shawnette. thank you. >>> positive energy still radiating off the streets after a celebration decades in the making. now one group wants the piece to stick around. >>> and it's time to cut loose. but just not your date. one middle school saying no is not an option at the dance. if someone asked you better be ready to boogie. some parents don't like idea. >>> a fun night out in philadelphia's ken kingsessing for the annual seniors cupid ball. residents enjoying food, dancing and other fun at the meyer rec center. councilman kenyata johnson hosting the ball it is the third year for the event and as you can see a good time had by all. ♪ >>> in utah at least one parent is outraged over a school dance policy. that policy says sixth graders cannot say no if they're asked to the valentine's day dance. after natalie richards daughter told her about this policy, she went right to school principal. the district says the rule is designed to teach students how to be inclusive but richards disagrees saying r

love this, shawnette. >> reporter: lucy, everyone here tonight when they were honored loved this, butu know, these officers say they weren't expecting the attention. this is just a part of the job they do every day. a mother doing her job getting help for her children. >> reporter: camden police dispatcher remembers a call that came in to 911 from a mother who said she didn't have food to feed her children and was looking for resources. >> i just need somebody to come out. i have gone to the local churches trying to find food for my children. my kids have not eaten since yesterday. >> for me to hear that's correct you know, four children hungry and they hadn't eaten since the day before it was heartbreak for me. >> she sent officer david hinton to the home. >> we knew we willed to something. we couldn't let them be hungry. >> they were honored at the camden county freeholder monthly meeting in runnemede for what they did for the family. [ applause ] >> reporter: officer hinton first took a fast food meal to the family but then decided along with dispatcher bag bee and her mom who's li

. >> shawnette is hanging out at miller's in springfield. it's not too far, let's check in with shawnette wilson who's hanging at miller. >> reporter: two mostly eagles who say the brady is the nonfactor and tonight is about the eagles. >> nick foles is playing out of his mind right now. that's the highlight. >> it's been competitive but i think the eagles are doing a great job. brady is who brady is but at the end of the night, we'll keen it. >> reporter: we've seen a few fans wearing dog masks, tonight fans hope that title will change. >> back to you in the steward. >> shawnette wilson rocking the green >>> a couple weeks ago here at broad and locust. the bars jammed. folks watching the game, we expect them to be out momentarily. i'm joined by joseph sullivan. >> we're confident the eagles fans will do like they did a couple of weeks ago. come out, have a positive emotional celebration and everybody have a good time with in problems. >> we got the street blocked off. name all resources >> resources have been activated and we'll make sure w

in cherry hill, shawnette wils wilson, fox 29 news. >> the students from marjory stoneman high school are set to return to class tomorrow 22 weeks after that deadly shooting left 17 dead. fox's darrell nail shows what students and teachers can expe expect. >> reporter: douglas senior jenna corson visited the memorial outside her school every day for week but she knows going inside tomorrow will be difficult. >> all of us heard gunshots. those lives were taken. and some of us don't feel safe any more there's many kids who aren't coming back. many kids who are now in heaven. >> reporter: to ease the burden of returning, retired columbine high school principal frank deanne gel less reach out to the principal of douglas high school with some lessons he learned during the 1999 massacre at his school. the columbine principal advised against allowing balloons at the welcome back ceremony because when some popped at columbine it sent some students diving for cover and change the sound of the fire alarm which was used against students at columbine and douglas. and finally, have lot of substitu

our shawnette wilson has that story from upper. >> i think the district trying to do something that'sight for the kids. >> reporter: michelle the upperl district on flash dries. she has two children that a ten the high school. deep into middle school. >> reporter: she's talking about a vaping device called juul resembles a flash drive. in some cases students were in their computers to charge it. upper dublin school superintendent debra statement e aware some upper dublin juuling devices while in school because the nature of a chrome book removes the needexternal e are satisfied for gidding their us possibility of tamp charge ago juuling device in school. >> the size.eal ability of it. you know, being able to trick the teachers that theyav right f them meanwhile it's their vape. >> reporter: we talk to steve su it vapor in upper dublin. he says he doesn't sell the prn demand g i get phone calls all the time and ilst are from teenagers. >> reporter: he says juul is so popular he doesn't think district banning flash drives to remove confusion for staff is the solutionoo going to be going

shawnette join us live there woodbury, new jersey. >> we have been here but not since present 14.as prices expected to soar above three dollars a gallon in just a few months. >> that will definitely be tight. >> reporter: melissa epstein fast forwards in her mind to how gas prices will soon hit her hard in the pocket. we told her about the increase predicted just in time for spring and summer travel why she had her tank filled up at a wawa in woodbury, this evening. >> take my kids places, activities, um, it didn't will add up. >> reporter: aaa forecasting a 25 to 35 cents a gallon increase in gas prices between now and the beginning of spring. extend through your summer travel season. that could mean an increase about three dollars a gallon. >> sounds super terrible right now it costs me $60 to fill up right now, so now it's sound like 75, $80. >> reporte: aaa says the increase can be attributed to huhurricane harvey. >> the local refine stayed open and kept product up so we couldn't see as much pain at the pump here locally those refineries need to close to do spring maintenance

our shawnette wilson has that story from upper dublin. >> i think the district trying to do somethingt's right for the kids. >> reporter: michelle o'toole supports the upper dublin school district recent ban on flash dries. she has two children that a ten the high school. >> kids know about it. deep into middle school. >> reporter: she's talking about a vaping device called juul popular among teens and resembles a flash drive. in some cases students were plugging the juul vaping device in their computers to charge it. upper dublin school superintendent debra wheeler said in statement we became aware some upper dublin students were using chrome book to charge juuling devices while in school because the nature of a chrome book removes the need for external data storage device dee are satisfied for gidding their use will remove the possibility of tamp charge ago juuling device in school. >> the size. the conceal ability of it. you know, being able to trick the teachers that they have a flash drive right in front of them meanwhile it's their vape. >> reporter: we talk to steve summits who

what a brave little guy, shawnette. >> he is iain.e didn't really say much while we were there this evening. he was busy running around playing like an adorable four-year-old. but what he will do in two weeks speaks volumes more than anything he could ever say. four-year-old michael looks like your average little boy. he loves to play with his toys and his older brother dominic. >> you can't cook ice cream. >> reporter: but he's extraordinary kid who has made the decision to do something most of us haven't. and may not ever do. >> he's just i'm a real life super her row. i've go going to save my baby brothers and everyone is like aww. >> in two weeks michael will undergo a bone marrow transplant the safe of lives of his four month old twin brothers. his incredible strength makes his mom emotional. >> he goes to the doctor when he gets the labs for the pre testing and he says look how strong i am and he gives them willingly his arm to get blood work. and the nurses are amazed. they're like i cannot believe how brave he is and he really