♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11:00. >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. an ar. how is it that easy to buy this type of weapon? how do we not stop this after columbine, after sandy hook? i'm sitting with mother that lost her son. it's still happening. raw emotions at the white house as students and parents demanding change a week after that mass shooting at a in order high school and nationwide movement now starting. the message from shooting survivors and others is stop the murders. thanks for joining us at 11:00. i'm iain page. survivors and parents talking directly to the president today

and this afternoon president trump shaking hands greeting students who survived last week's masser in parkland, florida. many getting emotional as they pleaded for action. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be a significant change in this country because this has to never happen again. >> my daughter has no voice. she was murdered last week and she was taken from us. how many schools, how many children have to get shot? it stops here with this administration and me. >> so what's next? the fred spoke to the students and parents about potential shoes from strictor background checks to raising the minimum age to buy an assault aisle from 18 to 21. national movie chain making a new rule to help keep people inside safe. no big bags allowed yes ladies that includes larger purchases

and it all starts tomorrow. let's get out to dave kinchen who joins us live in somerdale, new jersey to, night. dave. >> reporter: iain many people we talk to say it appears a sign of the times. but they also wonder some wonder if it goes too far. >> they should have potting up about that. >> we were the first to tell marcus james about the new limits of the size of bags allowed is the cinemark effective thursday at all cinemark locations around the country it's bringing up lots of questions. >> my wife, she got bag. you know, she has her pocketbook. >> i think we should have the right to bring things our bags in, you know, us women especially women we like to carry lot of things, you know. >> reporter: the new policy on the cinemark website says any bags or packages lar jenn than 12 by 12 by six will not be permitted inside. adding that staff reserve the right to check any bags brought in as means of enforcement. we picked up this box with similar dimensions to get a

better idea of the new policy. this is my standard work bag and as you can see, it look like it would simply be too big to take inside. >> checking them now a days is a good idea. >> yeah. >> because of all the things going on. >> especially with the heightened sense of emergency and everything going on with that latest shooting down in in order. i can understand but i mean as far as, upping, taking it to extreme on that kind of level, i don't know about all of that. >> reporter: it's still unclear how the theater chain plans to enforce the new rules fully but we do know they are exempting medical bags and diaper bags as well. back to you. good all right. dave. thank you. across the nation students walk out of the their classes to stand with the survivors from that shooting in florida. in voorhees, new jersey, students poured out of eastern regional high school in protest. they marched with the hope that someone will hear their voice. the message to protect our children in schools.

>> kids and parents they're co coming to school not feeling good. not feeling safe. it should be a safe environment. >> it's scary from the time i started this career to where we're at now. >> at this camden county high school armed officer patrols the front door while two others keep watch outside but some think teachers should also carry in case they need to return fire at an attacker new warning tonight before you run into to grab that coffee tomorrow morning. police say crooks are watching and waiting to steal your car. it's happened more than once at a local wawa. our chris o'connell is in new castle county with details. >> reporter: a lot of us do this more than we'd like to admit. we saw it tonight at the wawa store here in delaware. you may stop to get some gas. stop in the convenience store and leave your keys in the car. some near delaware did just that but found out win seconds that was a mistake. it only takes seconds and police say that's all it's taking for

crooks stealing cars from this wawa owing gel ton road in newark, delaware. in all of the cases the cars were left running unattended with the keys inside. >> i'm sorry to say they kind of ask for it when they leave their keys in it. >> reporter: it happens more than you might think. do you have your car keys on you? >> no. >> reporter: where are they? >> in my car. report roar this woman did exactly what police say not to do. especially after three cars were stolen from this very lot. all happening between februar february 9th and 17th in the early morning rush of gas and coffee runs. the city of dover also warning about the same crimes. >> people are in the store generally less than five minut minutes. they're league they're car in the parking lot while they go nside when they come back out the car is gone. >> we found quite a few people who say they've done it too. >> take my keys and my phone with me. >> reporter: never leave them >> no. >> reporter: not once? >> no.

well, maybe once. if it's cold outside. >> reporter: police can't say yet if the thefts are connected and are pouring through surveillance video. as for customers here, they're now thinking twice. >> promise me you'll lock your car next time. >> yes. >> reporter: actually here in newark and other municipalities there are ordinances prohibiting drivers from idling their car for more than a minute at a time. but police say it's more about common sense. in newark, delaware, chris o'connell fox 29 news. ♪ breaking news right now out of city's fern rock area. 23-year-old woman was shot and killed much police say they got the call just after 8:30 tonight to broad and grinch streets when they got there they found a van that was crashed. a driver and side and then shot. she died at the scene. also in that van five other people including three kids. they're all okay. officers are looking for surveillance video in that area. so far though there have been no arrests. >> happening right now home in south philadelphia vandalized a

seventh grader in that home says he's getting bullied. his family said it began at school now it has followed him home. dave schratwieser joins us live outside philadelphia police headquarters. dave. >> reporter: iain the words spray painted across that family's front of their house are disturbing to say the least. the family believes their connected to a series of bullying incidents directed at their 12-year-old son. tonight police are investigat investigating. >> i feel really shocked and -- when 12 year old joseph walk outside his south philadelphia home wednesday morning on his way to school, he was stunned to find graffiti written across the front wall. >> i'm just shocked that they know my address and they did that. >> i heard him scream. i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: joseph's mom quickly came outside. when she stepped out the front door she saw the word snitching and die. then a racial slur which we've block out. >> to write the word die, i mean, that's really like taking

it far. you know, it wasn't even just like a racial comment. it was die. >> reporter: joe believes the graffiti is tied to bullying incidents directed at his son. he's a seventh grader at the mastery charter school. thomas campus in south philly which has a strict policy against bullying. >> we're trying to get him into another school. and he was on honor roll and now his grades are stopping to drop because it's consistent bullyi bullying. >> south detectives homeland security are now investigating a possible hate crime. police are also stationed at the school to prevent any further incidents. city cleanup crews removed the graffiti on the home. >> god for bid if they, you know, retaliate and start shooting at hour house. we're really concerned about that. >> i really hope that they lock them up. i really do. >> reporter: spokesperson for the school says the allegations of bullying at the school have been investigated by detectives and determined to be unfounded.

school spokesperson also says that mr. messino has been involved in several aggressive confrontations with personnel at the school and is now been barred from the campus. iain? >> dave, thank you. one big brother giving the ultimate gift to his younger siblings. he is saving the twin boys lives both are in dire need of a bone marrow transplant and four-year-old michael is their match as well as their super hero. what a great little guy, shawnette. >> this is totally amazing story, iain. his parents say that this is all he can talk about right now. he'll actually get to witness that life-saving moment after he donates his bone marrow. >> 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. >> repoter: roar he's an extraordinary kid has made the decision to do something most of us haven't and may not ever do.

>> here you go. >> he's just like i'm a real life super hero eye i'm going to save my baby brother ups everyone just like aww. >> in two weeks michael will undergo a bone marrow transplant to save the lives of his four month old twin brothers santino and giovanni. >> he goes to the doctor when he gets the labs for the pre-testing and he said, look how strong i am and he gives them willing his arm to give blood work. >> the boys are at chop in need of the transplant because they were diagnosed with chronic granuloma tis disease a rare immune disorder only one if 500 people are diagnosed a year mostly boys and it can be dead deadly. doctors determined michael was a match for both of his twin brothers. few hours after the transplant, he will get to watch his baby brothers infused with his bone marrow. >> he could have said no, mommy, i'm too scared. i don't want to. but he is just ready to go. he's our real life super hero.

>> reporter: the parents have had to quit their jobs to care for the children. mom stays here at chop with the twins. dad stays home witness other two boys. they have gofundme page to held help with medical bills if you'd like to donate go to fox29.com. there's a link where you can help. iain. >> let's hope so, shawnette. thank 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 keep wendy off tv for while. the talk show host announcing this morning she has graves disease. so what is that? well, it's an auto immune disease that leads to generalized over activity of the entire thyroid gland that defects -- affects 1200 people and affects your metabolism causing to you lose weight. your heart rate can make you feel anxious and more. she'll take a three week vacation from her show. >> a document may put the brakes on beer and wine sold in one delaware county supermarket. the act key on baltimore pike wants to sell beer and wine to stay competitive with other stores. but a 1959 deed restriction by the landowner and 30 homeowners from the bowling green subdivision next door prohibits the sale of click beverages on sight. acme has a liquor license but they nee unanimous approval froe neighbors to put it to use.

>> i think they're leaning toward lifting the deed restrictions but they want security cameras. spic and span store. >> spokesman for acme says the company has clean record of beer wine sales at other locations and did he look forward with working with other communities to extend that convenience. you ever feel like you're going around in circles when you take an uber pool much the company is offering express pool. riders walk to a common location dropped off together at another location. uber says riders will save time and money express pool is operating in a few cities right now and will expand to more including philly win the next couple of days. the ppa wants to add a fee on your uber, lyft or taxi rides. the price just a 50% surcharge the ppa executive director says the new fee could raise up to 13 and a half million dollars a year most of which they say would go to the city school district. the fee would replace an existing one point 4% tax on ride services but still has to

be approved by state lawmakers. in your health tonight, bad news for those night shift workers. it could impact your blood sugar levels. according to researchers people who work irregular or rotating shifts that include night shifts are more likely to have type two diabetes than those who only work days. but working a permanent night shift was not linked to increa increased risk of diabetes. experts say anyone who can avoid working nights, eat a healthy diet, watch your weight and get exercise and sleep a way to lower your hell risk. wine drinkers rejoice ingredient in red wine could help fight tooth decay and begun gum disease. polly fennels found in wine helps prevent harmful bacteria from forming recent studies say that compound could boost your health by working with the good bacteria in your gut. just remember everything in moderation. all right. to the delaware shore we go. with live look at rehoboth beach record breaking temperatures today but don't get used to it.

i mean it is february and we do live in philly. kathy is here with your forecast at 11:00. >> but today it felt more like atlanta. >> right. >> or orlando. >> yeah, what a day indeed. with high temperatures in the 70s and 80s now temperatures are falling fast. it's pretty out there on the parkway. little bit breezy with a clear sky. winds are northerly look at this northerly wind component cooling down fast. reading was in the 80 today's. now 53. 55 in pottstown. 62 in wilmington and 61 degrees in philadelphia. as we look at the northeast and the midwest the cold is coming. pittsburgh 43. rochester, new york, 34 degrees. williamsport 47. so that cold is not that far away. cold front is already moved through. so as we go hour by hour, we will see the cooler temperatures settle in as well. ultimate doppler few spotty showers out that tonight. the same goes tomorrow and the next day and the next day and the next day because this cold front is going to be moving through and stall to our south. when it does that, areas of low

pressure weak disturbances will just ride along the front day by day bringing us periods of rain. it will be hard to time exactly when the rain will be coming through but we'll be a able to do that over the next couple of days with our future weather. how much rain to expect? well, by tomorrow evening about half an inch in philadelphia. then another wave of low pressure comes in and then quarter inch of rain will be moving in on friday. saturday just a chance of a few showers and then sunday some consistent rain so by the time we make it to sunday night we're talking about 2-inches of rain we're all well above normal for the month. finally this front will push on to the south and move out so we'll clear it out for next we week. so overnight tonight temperatures falling pretty quickly. 46 in philadelphia. 43 in allentown and trenton. 46 in wildwood and 49 in dover. so huge change. tomorrow will be about 30 degrees cooler than it was today. so a shock to the system. i mean, get ready. no more shorts and t shirts it's back to fleece or winter coats the high temperature 49 degrees. with that northeasterly win at

ten to 15. put a little bit of a chill in the air and damp with occasional showers not a ton of rain but now to just keep it damp, dreary little bit of a nuisance out there. friday staying unsettled. saturday a few showers but milder. sunday 64. but you'll see periods of rain. then monday it look nice 58. tuesday 54. then mostly sunny on wednesday 57 degrees. iain was it worth it? was it worth the two days. >> absolutely. without a doubt g i agree. >> i'll take it. exactly. kristen what's coming up in sports. >> iain major league baseball adding new rules to help change with the pace of play. now there's a potential rule change that i think is going too far. my take next.

>> earlier today on the rich i sense show he mentioned an idea that's floating around. there is talk of major league baseball managers being allowed to bat whoever they want if they're trailing in the ninth inning despite the batting order. at first i was all for this.

now, i couldn't disagree more. here's why. i understand the pro argument here. if this were the nba you wouldn't leave lebron sitting on the bench with two minutes ago. you want your best players out there and this would up the excitement for viewers as well but here's the thing. it's not just a rule change. it changes the entire sport. managers would have to change our strategies players at bat with a chance to make a name for themselves would be robs of those opportunities and the guys continue wally being subbed in would likely be used as a bargaining chip to get more money. the concept is good in theory but open bandoras bock. it's like adding foyer point line in basketball. it isn't the game at that point any more. >> kristen thanks much bad news for actors the california law that hid their ages online has been shut down. us district court says law violated i am db free speech rights. it lists credits and information like dates of birth for actors producers and crew. the union representing our artists worldwide it's acceptable to ban ages so they

can prevent age discrimination. this new staff member at a texas dentist paying making teeth cleaning less stressful. macy is a therapy dog at this dentist office near san antonio doctors and assistants say she helps ease patients nerves and relieves tensions before appointments. she's done a great job of making people look forward to going to the dentist. just hanging out right there. >> so cute. >> i loved going to the den at this time. i never had had fear but i know a lot of people have a fear. get stressed we have they go to the dentist. >> they do. this helps. >> doggie did the dentist. >> exactly get those teeth clean and white. like going to the dentist either. not that i'm scared. i don't like it i like my den at this time. i don't want to see him that. ready see him on the golf course. [ laughter ] >> i don't blame you. >> up next tmz followed by page six and "the q" at 12:30

>> from the fox 29 studios this is "good day philadelphia". happening right now on good day philadelphia, a woman is fatally shot five others injured after a gunman opens fire right on that van with children inside. also ahead: i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> how many schools? how many children have to get shot? >> a week after this mass shootings at a high school down in florida students and parents, they've desperate message for our president. now is the time for change. >> also ahead here on "good day" philadelphia, it is, i don't want to talk about the weather as we watch this, there go, live picture, back to reality. right, rain, tumbling temperatures, we are taking a 30 degrees drop.

cue the music. yes, back to reality. guess what? by the way, sue and bob, they got you covered this morning, hashtag blame them. grab the umbrella's, they're tracking your morning commute. >> i love this song. just remember i put the the hammock yesterday, and it is still out it, will get rain on. >> kind of sort of, yes. not continuously, but the rain is going to be coming. >> that's the horse getting ahead of the cart. two good days of this weather and ready for spring. >> so much fun to be outment running with their shirt off, the men obviously. >> oh, you saw the picture? sorry about that. that will never happen by the way. all right, sue, you look so confused right now. >> you agree? because i ran out of the boot, but you know what, we will take a look at ultimate doppler radar while i cue it up, as they say. >> i thought you were stunned bye picturing me running -- >> no. but i was anything your tweet with your mother yesterday. >> oh,. >> you had that beautiful picture with you and your mom,

and i want to meet her. >> this are you going to bring her in here? >> she keeps talking about meeting you, hashtag tv crush there. >> all right, trying to of course to distract you from the fact that it will get chillier today. you see, on ultimate doppler radar, rain around, but not a lot of it is falling in our area at the moment. so what we are talking about is a chance of rain for the rest the day. i think we're just about to get cued up with our number of the day. and it is going to be not a ten. it is a six. there is bus stop buddy. we have showers around. we still have the mild-ish temperatures out there, another look at radar. it shows some showers up toward the pocono mountains, lehigh valley, hasn't started raining here yet. still on the mild side. 54 degrees. but as you look at the planner, you see temperatures dropping, yes, no more 70s, clouds and showers around throughout the rest of the day. wero