. >>> 7:00, sunday morning, trish hartman is on the parkway for the philadelphia marathon. chris sowers outside with the forecast for the marathon, the eagles game or whatever you have planned outside. let's start with trish, trish we understand things are a little behind schedule because of the extra security this morning. >> reporter: that's right, we're hearing there are long lines to get into this area. we're here at the start/finish line at the base of eakens oval. anyone who enters the secure zone has screened and searched. it is 7:00 a.m. right now, you can see the wheelchairs are lining up, now the wheelchair athletes and the hand cycles. the elite are lined up behind them, behind them, a sea of thousands of runners who participate in this half and full marathon. runners head toward city hall. they run 6 miles in center city and then they run out on mlk anne kelly drive through manayunk. like we mentioned before, many have been wondering about security given the recent violence overseas. in a statement released last week, the race director said organizers received a

trish hartman joins us live from the parkway with more on the tight security surrounding the marathon. trish it looks like everything is running smoothly. >> reporter: officials say thinks are going smoothly at the start finish area and on the race course. some of the past marathoners have controlsed the line, they are exhaust the but -- crossed the line, they are exhausted, but happy to be done. security was tight like we mentioned for the thousands of runners participating in the weekend's races. looks like the first full marathon if i finisher is coming across the line right now. there he is. the winner of the philadelphia full marathon. it's a great day for the marathon, we see the finisher right there breaking the tape. security was tight, but the race is going well for all the people who are running the rails. 60,000 people out here cheering him on. runners preparing to go through one of the 6 security checkpoints on the benjamin franklin parkway were more concerned with getting to the starting line than before security. >> we came a little bit earlier than we would have come ju

trish hartman has been following the story she is live at the scene with the latest. trish? >> reporter: well, eva, no word yet on the woman's identity. i'll let you take a look at the scene. there's a fence up around the complex. the victim's family is being notified after the deadly three-alarm fire at plymouth rock apartments. intense flames and smoke forced 18 people from their homes. >> they put a ladder up and climbed up and helped me get on a chair and climb down the ladder. i had nothing but my pants and shirt, no socks or shoes, someone loaned me their shoes. >> reporter: officials say one woman who lived here with her fiance was pronounced inside. while smoke alarms were working in the building, there were no sprinklers. >> there were fire walls, but they had breached holes through them. we had a high drant out front -- hydrant that got hit with a vehicle or something that was out of commission totally, that's why the lines are running down the streets. >> neighboring gathered outside the buildings sharing videos and looking at the damage after a long and harrowing

trish hartman is live at the scene, trish you just learned the name of the young victim. >> reporter: that's right, rick, philadelphia police tell us the victim is 16-year-old salim west he lived half a mile from here and people say the senseless violence needs to stop. >> a lot of kids have been getting killed in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: parents are shocked by the killing of a 16-year-old boy in strawberry mansion. the shooting happened around 4:00 p.m. west was riding his bike with a 15-year-old boy when the two hahn altercation with four men in a silver buick. they thought the car drove away, but the two men got out of the car. >> the two males fired a total of 17 shots. >> reporter: west was struck in the back. he was driven to temple university hospital where he was bro announced dead. >> my daughter had last period with him which was gym. they had gym class together. he was a quiet kid. my son was a senior at delaware valley charter high school last year, he played basketball with him and salim was pretty cool. >> reporter: philadelphia police are considering the f

live outside the high school tonight is "action news" reporter trish hartman. trish, what have you learned there today? >> reporter: well, jim, we spoke with students and parents here at plymouth-whitemarsh high school, many of those parents say they'll be having some serious conversations with their kids tonight after hearing about this sexting scandal that involved a file sharing service. students say the principal addressed the sexting investigation on the loudspeaker in class today. junior anthony vega says he heard from other students that as many as 30 to 40 people could be involved. >> pretty shocked. and personally i'm a little bit disgusted. >> reporter: police say a mother saw inappropriate pictures on her daughter's phone and notified police. now police and the montgomery county district attorney are investigating a drop box account containing nude photos and videos of students. district officials say the d.a.'s office was already scheduled to address this issue with students next month. >> you may think your friends are doing it and that, you know, i

a "action news" reporter trish hartman is live at the link where bird are playing the dolphins, trish, how are fans reacting. >> reporter: eva a, fans are not the surprised. we have seen more police officers patrolling this area surrounding stadiums and making their way in the stadium right now, a ahead of the 1:00 o'clock game. the fans are still tailgating. fans are out in full force, even after friday's deadly attacks in paris. the the eagles are home and parking lots surrounding lincoln financial field are pack with tailgating fans. many of them with the recent terrorist attacks in paris on their mind. >> i sympathize with the french people, absolutely, you know, if it wasn't for the french we wouldn't be a free nation today but all that aside, you know, i'm not going to live my life in fear or let them change me. >> reporter: after friday's attack in terrorist, one outside a soccer stadium during the game, nfl announce plans to increase security around all stadiums this weekend a as a precaution. we found more mounted patrol officers a and incident response team vehicles outside

. >> "action news" reporter trish hartman spent the day talking with weary travelers and joins us live from philadelphia international airport, trish. >> water no surprise it's been a puzy night at the airport. travelers were wake making their way home on the air and road. >> when you're in stand still traffic and pumping the brakes and pumping brakes that makes a long ride just horrible. >> fill ma is johnson she's tired and driving her caught home to anyone side after spending thanks giving in disneyworld. they hit the road 9 a.m. and stopped here at the pennsylvania welcome center after a long day. >> today, traveling was really hectic. it was a lot of traffic jams and so we warmed it. >> ka cording to aaa almost 42 million were expected to take a road trip this holiday weekend and because gas prices are lowest we've seen since 2008 the number of drivers up from mast yearch the little family from berwick spent thanksgiving in virginia and swpd the ride sglom if you look at the gps we veered off the regular plenty of travelers packed the baggage claim area. many relieve the trip was

stress there is no known credible threat against the city, however. >>> 7:00, sunday morning, trish hartman is on the parkway for the philadelphia marathon. chris sowers outside with the forecast for the marathon, the eagles game or whatever you have planned outside. let's start with trish, trish we understand things are a little behind schedule because of the extra security this morning. >> reporter: that's right, we're hearing there are long lines to get into this area. we're here at the start/finish line at the base of eakens oval. anyone who enters the secure zone has screened and searched. it is 7:00 a.m. right now, you can see the wheelchairs are lining up, now the wheelchair athletes and the hand

trish hartman has been live along the benjamin franklin parkway where the race is still going on. >> reporter: security is tight for tens of thousands of runners and spectators out here today, but they are happy to see the increased security measures and folks didn't monday waiting in line. they crossed the finish line after running 13.1 or 26.2 miles they are exawlsed and e-- exhausted and elated. runners were happy to see the 67 security check points on the benjamin franklin parkway where people were screened and searched. >> it was a little safety first, but i think the runners, everybody got in their corrals, as you can see they controlsed the finish line happy to end and excited to start. >> reporter: reese runners from valley forge military academy sailed they were happy to see the extra measures after the attack in paris and heightened alert in brussels. >> i was making sure i was staying alert. >> there's lots of events everywhere where lots of people were gathered. >> reporter: here this can all the if you are marathon finishers crossing the finish line finishing 26.2 miles.

"action news" reporter trish hartman has the story from the link. >> a minimum of eagles and dolphins fans all from the same family showed their spirit outside lincoln financial sgleeld i actually booked our tickets six minutes after the schedule came out. >> two days after the deadly attacks in paris the violence was on the mind of many fans and especially since one of friday's explosions happened outside the stadium with a associating match was underway. >> i did see that on the news and i kind of gave you an idea saying gee, is that going to be something to be concerned about and but going through the airport yesterday i thought it would be heightened security there and we did not have any problem sa sovr. >> increased security at all stadiums in light of attacks. philadelphia police sergeant james key than at normal home game five mountsed officers patrol the stadium area and at this game the entire unit of 14 horses was on duty. >> we're good for crowd control if something should happen we're near case we have to disperse crowd and we're high up and we can see things bette better

"action news" reporter trish hartman has the story. >> might not need a goalie this year. >> reporterminutes before 10:00 at montgomery fellowship park in lansdale the players begin to arrive. the basketball court becomes a hockey rink and about a dozen childhood friends continue a 40 year tradition. >> i think we're still pretty competitive. sometimes we still argue over goals and there kind of things it's just got a little slower. >> reporter: the guys all graduated from north penn high school in 1975. they went to different colleges but always came home for thanksgiving. hockey became their go to black friday activity thanks to tom morrissey he who moved to lansdale from boston where hockey was all the rage. >> it was starting to catch on fire down here with the flyers so timing was great. i met a lot of wonderful friends here and we just started playing street hockey. >> reporter: for something that's been going on for 40 years there's really very little planning involved. there's an open invitation to show up at 10:00 a.m. on black friday at this spot. one of the players even cam

reporting from plymouth township trish hartman for channel six "action news". >>> high levels of the carbon monoxide inside a home in upper darby sent three people to the hospital today. the at 2:00 this afternoon, a water heater a apparently malfunctioned inside the home right there on rich field road. one of the people who lives here walked outside, and disoriented, asked for help and then collapsed. police responded and found two more people inside. they were all taken to a local hospital for treatment. >>> time for a check of your accu weather forecast, meteorologist melissa magee is here with your first check, malice a. >> sarah, it was not a bad finish to our weekend, albeit, we had more in the way of clouds and sunshine. temperatures were a touch milder then yesterday with a high in the city coming in at 65. currently in if philadelphia with the southeasterly wind 63. fifty-five in the poconos. fifty's in the allentown lehigh valley and coast in sea isle sit the eye coming in at 61. it ways warmer then it was same time yesterday. 11 degrees warmer in allentown then it was 24 h

"action news" reporter trish hartman caught up with some shoppers today in manayunk with more, trish. >> reporter: small business saturday isn't over just jet. we are seeing people, enjoying restaurant, a attic is still open with some merchandise out here, on the sidewalk. now, according to american express, which started small business sat the day, back in 2010, $14 billion was spent on this day, by consumers last year. according to business owners we have spoke with today, it is becoming their busiest and most lucrative day of the year. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: english gardener gift shop in downtown haddonfield, new jersey is packed with people and british novelties, you will have trouble find nothing your typical american grocery store. >> mince meat pies and christmas pudding. >> irish candy bars, crisps which are potato chips and we have discounts as well. so we have special going on. so bring people in. >> reporter: it is specialty stores like these that drew holiday shoppers out on this mild small business saturday. owner of the english gardener says this day new doubles the t

and "action news" reporter trish hartman talk with runners that took it all in stride. >> from the starting horn to the finish line. marathoners like claire johnson said the best part of 6.2 journey is the last mile. >> amazing i feltic lie was floating on air. >> before racers got medals they had to get to the start and through security. >> it was very quick and very appreciated you know i want to feel safe and want my friends safe. >> it was not quick for everyone. organizer say long lines at some of the six checkpoints were partly to blame for the race starting 15 minutes late after terror attacks in paris and race the terror alerts in brussels runners were concerned and security plans were in place. >> so the clear bags, the secure check point at the start and finish area and so the good thing is our runners are well prepared and expecting all that we reminded them of all of the security member you're we have in place this year. >> after the boston marathon bombing extra security precaution where newt place here in philadelphia. runners we spoke with say they're glad see that extra cure

"action news" reporter trish hartman has the full details. >> reporter: police shot from the roof of building d in the plymouth rock apartments as fire fighters doused them with water from above. authorities say one woman was killed in the three alarm fire. >> if i went in she would still be here. >> reporter: jerome baker junior lives one building over. he was arrested for disorderly conduct after he repeatedly tried to enter the building along with the victim's fiance trying to save his friend. >> very smokey. i had soot, my whole shirt. i could not see. hade to get a rag and put it on my face. she went in looking for her dog. >> reporter: one woman said a wall of smoke prevented her from using her front door. fire fighters rescued her from her balcony. >> they put the a ladder up and they climbed up and helped me get on a chair and climb down a ladder. i had nothing but my pants and my shirt and no socks or shoes. >> reporter: authorities say 18 apartments were destroyed and 30 people had been displaced. red cross helped many of them and red paw relief team sheltered dogs and cats

"action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> yeah, more there. >> reporter: for members of the cub scout pack 243 in ardmore picking up the bags of donated food from front porches... is kind of like a scavenger hunt for a good cause. >> we donate it to the people that need it. >> reporter: scouts went door to door saturday morning picking up non-perishables and loading them into a truck. also helped six abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive in the 30th year of feeding the hungry during the holidays. >> it is something we all should do, it is just giving back, and when you are able to do such a thing and then you bring your young kid up to start doing such a thing, it is always a good thing. >> it goodies to give back to others and be grateful for what you have. >> reporter: last year 883,000 meals were generated through foot collections, on line donations and dunkin' donuts hunger campaign. the the scouts with troop 147, have been doing this for years. they spent the day sorting donations at evangelical lieutenant can church of the trinity in south philadelphia. organizing the food

trish hartman has the story from the linc. >> a mix of eagles and dolphins fans from the same family showed spirit outside lincoln financial field. >> i actually booked our if i can et cetera six minutes after the schedule came out. >> two days after the deadly attacks in paris the violence was on the mind of many fans and especially since one of friday's explosions happened outside a stadium with a soccer mavrp was underway. >> i saw that on the news and i kind of gave you an idea saying gee, would that be something to be concerned about and but going through the airport, yesterday i thought maybe it it would be heightened security there and we didn't have any problem whatsoever. >> nfl announced increased security at all stadiums in light of the attacks. james key than says as a normal home game five officers were in the air and entire unit of 14 horses were on duty. >> we're good for crowd control. if something should happen we're here in case we have to disperse a crowd. really we're high up and can see things better. >> while the stadium clear bag policy was in effect officials

trish hartman is catching up with travelers at philadelphia international airport joining us there live. hey, trish. >> hi, walter, no surprise philadelphia international is bustling this evening. there's a lot of cabs behind me and folks are here just outside of baggage claim getting ready to be picked up and make their way home. we spoke to lots of people just back from the holiday travels and many say they had no problems. others are still trying to make their way home. >> as plane after plane touched down passengers screamed into baggage climate philadelphia international airport and many with successful travel stories after spending the holiday with family. >> it was really easy. we got through security in five minutes. for us it's been great. >> she slept the entire time. she woke up the last 30 minutes and hamming it up on the plane. the wilsons trying to get home to connecticut did not fare as well. >> our flight was delayed over two hours and coming out of norfolk which meant we missed connection here and the next two flights are already over booked. we're stuck here for the ni

they were already, but understandably shaken, trish hartman brings us their story. >> reporter: pauline french national has family and friends in paris all who are safe. she came to place flowers on the benjamin franklin parkway. >> it's a nightmare. there's no other word there's not things i can say or do. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport, an american airlines flight from paris touched down, full of passengers with stories being locked down in restaurants during the height of the terror attacks friday night. >> it was scary not knowing what was going on here, knowing that terrorists were out there. >> when we were locked down in the bar of the restaurant, the other half of us were able to take the bus back, and we couldn't take taxi or public transportation. >> reporter: arleen was on a two week european tour that ended with two days in paris. >> mostly i'm saddened for the lives that were lost, i feel very fortunate, so, yeah, i'm happy to be home. >> reporter: which you can works for a french oil company and received many anxious messages from families and colleague

trish hartman talked to excited fans at lincoln financial fans. >> reporter: fans are celebrating ten wins in a season in 36 years. the owls clinched their conference division and looking ahead to the next week's american athletic conference championship game. temple fans were elated as they left lincoln financial field after a blowout game against the huskies. great for the city, great for philadelphia. it was awesome. we stayed for the whole thing. even in the rain. >> reporter: this family from south philadelphia showed their temple pride after the team clinched their aac east. >> it was terrible. they blew them up. >> reporter: before kickoff a tribute to temple seniors, the owls scalder the early touchdown in the first quarter. >> it was crazy, i was not expecting that at all. >> reporter: they went on to win it 27-3. fans say the season was historic for the football forearm and the school. >> we finally have a winning season after all the losing season. >> temple wasn't known for football i got here and they have been amazing, good first year i think. >> reporter: giving them a

trish hartman channel 6. >> trish thank you. police are investigating a home invasion robby in philadelphia, it happened at 12:30 on sixth south frazier street, two men broke in and were last seen heading southbound on south avenue. >>> a two day sit-in ended at princeton university following an agreement between protesters and school officials. they wanted the school to acknowledge the racist legally of former princeton president and u.s. president, woodrow wilson and rename buildings named for him. the university will consider the removal of a mural with woodrow and initiate conversations about his legacy and cultural training for staff members. >>> time for a check of the friday forecast, the sun is back and so is the seasonable weather as we look live outside from sky 6 hd, there we are showing you the ben franklin bridge, temperatures are back to normal with a chilly breeze feeling like november and the sun is shining. lets head outside and melissa magee is in for david murphy. >> hi rick, a nice recovery in the wake of the

. >> the fletcher street urban riding club will get kids back in the saddle, trish hartman has more.reporter: for decades, ellis has been teaching inner city kids to ride horses. their reaction is pretty much the same. >> every time they see horse ons tv and the western movies and stuff. they see horses in the city, riding in the city they go crazy. >> over the years, they have rented space for the horses thanks to a donated piece of lands from a local developer the club will own in his own home. >> i can't stop you every time i start talking about it. the land was donated last year, but decades worth of trash and ma inure was piled -- manure was piled up. >> we decided to grab local contract others in the area, charlestown paving delaware county paving they were nice enough to grab a group of guys and equipment to clean the lot. now the trash is gone, in a few weeks, new stalls and office will stand on fletcher street. even after thexcavating is done they will need feed, horse saddles, $200 a month. a donation page is helping kids collect them all. >> you get to ride them and get to

live in strawberry mansion, trish hartman channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> trish, thank you. >>> philadelphia schools will borrow hundreds of millions of dollars just to stay opened. the school reform commission approved the borrowing of $250 million to carry the district through december. philadelphia is among dozens of districts that have to borrow to make ends meet in the absence of a state budget. "action news" reporter vernon odom will have more in a live report on this story coming up tonight at 5 o'clock. >> a gray kind of dreary start to the work week but warm, that's the good news and even better that november warmth is going to stick around. >> meteorologist adam joseph is outside with the first check of the accuweather forecast. hi, adam. >> a you will thoughts little gloomy out here for a monday with lot of cloud cover when you step outside it does not feel like november 1 bit despite the lack of sun. as we look at the cloud cover which is pretty thick from the poconos, lehigh valley heart of the delaware valley to the shore with rain

trish hartman on the scene, trish an absolutely tragic scene today. >> reporter: that's right, we're's name. you can take a look at the damage behind me. a number of neighbors have gathered to look at the damage. the woman's fiance tried to save her, but the sunoco and flames were too much -- but the sunoco and flames -- smoke and flames were too much. >> when i sandy brooker was rd from her apartment saturday night, another woman was not so lucky, she was killed in the buildings after her fiance attempted to rescue her. a third alarm was struck before midnight. 18 apartments were destroyed and 30 people were displaced and held by the red cross. it's a non-sprinkler wood framed structure, so without the sprinklers it moves quick. >> reporter: because we turned back the clocks this weekend check the batteries in your smoke alarms as well. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> and this is just into "action news" this morning, as well, police in atlantic city are investigating the discovery of a body found at a hotel. police were called to the boardwalk and new york a

trish hartman is working this story for us and she's live in allentown. trish, what are we learning about the teenager and the victim in this case? >> reporter: well, sharrie, that 16-year-old girl is charged with aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person. the district attorney says she pushed that teacher down a zest bleachers last week. sophomore adele rodriguez says his english teacher mary matso has been out all week after the incident at last week's pep rally. >> i was upset because she's such a nice teacher. i don't know why she pushed her down the steps for no reason. >> reporter: according to the lehigh county district attorney's office the 16-year-old student pushed the 51-year-old teacher down the steps during a pep rally friday. officials say the teacher was trying to control a group of students walking down the bleachers when she was pushed by the girl and landed on the gym floor. she then tried to take the girl's student i.d. card from around her neck. that's when authorities say the girl punched her in the colder with a clo

and jeff skversky and trish hartman were there >> beginning to hear some murmurs of discontent from thes' locker room. at least reports of, and that's not a good sign. >> nobody is putting their name on it just yet, we shall see where this goes. and yesterday the worst defeat of the season for the birds, one that could send them into a tail spin. visiting the lions on thursday. and a chance sam bradford back on that one. he is covering from a concussion and shoulder injury. chip kelly getting some heat for the disappointing 4-6 record. the players say criticism is part of his job. >> that's the way is goes, and i know he understand that. we are not in this business to be affected by what people say about it us, it comes with the territory. >> we get out played, out couched. didn't do a good job of coaching in that football game and that's what it is, but that's all it is. we need to move forward. >>> the flyers giving us little to smile about, loser of 11 of the last 13 games. and tonight, a welcome distraction. and inducted into the flyers hall of fame, the fan-favorite spent nine seas

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. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news" this morning, temple has a big game on tap today, the sixers set a new record for close losses and we're not just talking about the nba either. details next in sports. ♪ ♪ spend less time chasing sales and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> in sports a record-shattering night for the sixersing, -- sixers, they roar back, but lose again. jamie apody has more. >> reporter: good morning, you got to feel awful for the sixers they fight so hard game in and game out. no wins to show for it. last night okafor did start for the sixers despite an investigation against him him we'll get into that in a minute. sixers fought back to lead. t.j. mcconnell giving them a lead 8 1/2 to go. grant tieing a career high 18 putting the sixers up 7. they had no answer for harden who scored 50 points. sixers 116-114. that's the 27th straight loss dating back to the last season. that's a new record. as for okafor he said it was dumb and he

trish hartman channel 6 "action news."n heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums >> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 6:24, saturday morning, we'll do a travel forecast, tomorrow is the busier of the two weekend days. some of you may be flying out this morning. we'll see a seesaw the cold west and the warm eastern seaboard. this is the pattern everybody east of the mississippi river will be experiencing above-normal temperatures. even though we're cooling down it will be above seasonal averages. look at the cold out west, it's been bottled up out here, bismarck, icy stuff up there. 14 degrees, windchills hovering close to zero. the snow is expected to fly sunday into monday across the high plains. we're expecting anywhere from 6 to 1 inches from east of denver right through the corn belt, souix falls south dakota omaha. to the south, that's where the warmer weather is, that's whe

to go to the parade today, i'm glad i did, i am on the 6 abc float there is wendy saltzman and trish hartmannd i had a chance to meet so much viewers who are just wonderful, thanks everyone for making my first thanksgiving day parade so much fun. >> aren't you glad you went down there. >> i am. it was great. >> the balloons and floats take you back to childhood a little bit. >> no question about it. i brought my little boys back down there, we are off and the sidelines, they are 2-year-old boys and they don't do well on floats yet. everybody that goes to the parade just loves it. >> it's a great start to our thanksgiving and the afternoon not bad either guys. we'll show you the picture outside, sky 6 hd looking from the temple university camera down broad street, a gorgeous shot, mostly clear skies and the dew point 43 and winds from the west-southwest at 6 miles per hour, the pressure 30.70, as you look at the 24 temperature ching, warmer in trenton and 14 degrees warmer that sea isle city. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan there is a storm we are tracking across the midwest, on the m

. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> you can count the buildings including -- across the city of brotherly love that will lit in the blue red and white french flag. >>> the city of the world were united with the french people. cities around the groab -- globe are putting empathy on display. in new york the empire state building is dark in honor of those killed. one world trade is illuminated in blue, white and red. our cofferrage of the terror attack -- our coverage of the terror attacks continue at 6abc.com. we have posted photos and video at 6abc.com. >> pennsylvania state police are investigating the discovery of human remains near the turnpike knew chester county. people walking in a wooded area made the discovery. the body has not been identified. an autopsy will be performed to determine a cause of death. >>> and explosion damaged a home in plymouth township, montgomery county. it happened inside a one story house on arch road. nobody was hurt in the plas, authorities are looking for what sparked the explosion. >>> a community in delaware county held a true blue

trish hartman is at lincoln financial field, trish. >> reporter: we have officers outside the stadium. we have officers patrolling today and the homeland security is parked outside the stadium ahead of the game against the dolphins. nfl is stepping up security at all stadiums after the terror attacks. philadelphia police northboundally have five patrols during a game. today there are 15. it's in an abundance of caution because of the attacks in paris. it was detectiving -- it was disturbing especially for these people to watch. the nfl has been working with fbi and homeland security and says there are no known threats against the nervous system stadiums. the normal measures are in effect at the linc, though officials strongly encourage fans not to bring bags at all. fans say they were not surprised to hear about the ramped security measures. >> it was expected, i'm surprised it wasn't sooner earlier. we empty our pockets they wand us what else can we do. the clear bag stated outside the link. >>> the port authority of new york and new jersey increased patrols checking bags, buses truc

trish hartman is working this story for us. she's live at pw high school with the latest on the investigation. trish. >> reporter: sharrie, students and parents say they're disgusted by the sexting allegations here at plymouth whitemarsh high school. school officials say they're cooperating with police to find out who is behind it. >> definitely something her mother would definitely talk about 'cause her mother is constantly on her phone checking her phone. i think she even tracks her phone. >> reporter: that kind of parental involvement is exactly how police say this sexting scheme at plymouth whitemarsh high school was uncovered. a mother saw inappropriate pictures on her daughter's phone and called police. a drop box account containing nude photos and videos of current and former students was being shared among students and has since been shut down. junior anthony vega says the principal addressed the situation in school. >> they were telling us about the investigation and that they were narrowing down the people and they wan

"action news" reporter trish hartman has been following the investigation for us and she'll have the response from school officials coming up at 6:00. >> from our delaware news room about 50 workers at astra seneca in wilmington have been laid off. a spokesperson for the pharmaceutical company says the cuts are part of an effort to become more efficient. more than 2,000 people employed by astra seneca in delaware. worldwide the company has 50,000 workers. >>> the new observation deck at the top of the iconic skyscraper one liberty place offers breath taking sights of philadelphia and beyond. >> and in just one week visitors can visit the newest at track. katherine scott has the story from high above center city. >> reporter: 57 floors up, 883 feet above street level welcome to one liberty observation deck. floor to ceiling windows, 360-degree views. city hall, the camden waterfront. you can even see cooling towers in limerick. >> today we're looking at limerick. today we're looking at trenton. at a we're looking beyond wilmington so right now visibility is about 40 miles. >> reporter