at somerset and silver, one car flipped near a house. the dump truck hit the guardrail and took down a good portion of it. sky 7 shows us the messy situation as the truck rolls on its side, dumping a considerable amount of construction materials below on to southbound 101. none of the debris hit drivers who are passing through. this happened shortly before 9:00 this morning. we can tell you that southbound 101 near the exit is closed for several hours. we just heard until 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. if you are heading this way you are asked to take southbound 280 instead. police say they people have been injured and are treated at san francisco general. their conditions are unknown. here is what a witness saw moments before the crash. >> silver...where i live, i saw a truck going down, debris truck, pumping the brakes and you could jut hear terror and glad was it. it was going too fast. >> initial reports show the driver of the truck may have lost his brakes and that driver is on the scene cooperating with the investigators. we have confir

dense fog advisory for morris, warren, somerset, middlesex in in to mercer and all of these counties again seeing visibilities a quarter of a heil or less and that could get more widespread, that is the fog. so we'll watch it, but right now just dry and cool. some clouds out there. we gradually see the temperatures climb back to the upper 40s, flirting with 50 today, but lots of clouds around. no rain today. that could change tonight. we'll talk about that in a bit. first check on the wednesday morning commute, how is it looking, lauren. >> overall things look pretty good out there. we do have an accident investigation in the bronx. this affects the 233rd street ramp to the southbound deegan. as well as the service road shut down. so i'll continue to keep you posted. van wyck expressway, there is no construction getting in your way. so you can see things moving nicely through the q gardens interchange. more weather and traffic ahead >>> today a hero's funeral will take place at st. patrick's cathedral. joseph lemm served new york city as a detective and he died serving his country as

our camera captured this scene at north swanson and somerset in north philadelphia. police found a 20-year-old male, 21-year-old female and 36-year-old male all shot here. after combing the scene the forensic unit marked 15 shell casings they believe were fired. two men wearing masks and dark clothing fled. police are questioning a female who may have been the intended driver of the getaway car. police say at 1130 last night gun shots awakened nab irns the 5900 block of palmetto. when police got there they found one 19-year-old male shot in the back, a second male was hit in the leg. he was located, though, six blocks away. both of those teens are in stable condition, police tell us so far no one is talking so they are reviewing surveillance videotape. live for now, monique braxton, "nbc 10 news." >> reporter: i'm george spencer in south philadelphia where the city's newest casino has gotten a final green light after a unanimous vote by city council. the developer's price tag, $450 million. through the course of the review process the city council demanded assurances

we found 15 spent shell casings on the street in the unit block of west somerset street and those 15 shell casings were of two separate caliber . >> reporter: police say they are looking for two males who took off wearing dark colored hood is. police are looking for a car that is on the 2900 block of a street for a possible involvement in the shooting, they found a woman inside the car and she looked suspicious and they are interviewing her now. police are hoping witnesses come forward. they are hoping area surveillance cameras can help piece it together, mike and lauren. >> another shooting yesterday, happening in philadelphia, police are searching for three men after a man was shot, and killed, and killed, in the cities nicetown tioga section yesterday afternoon. investigators say the 49 year-old victim was found in the building, that he owns on the 4800 block of germantown avenue. two suspects ran off, a third drove away, and police are not sure if robbery was the the motive but listen to this they say the victim was found with thousands of dollars of cash, stuffed in his pocket.

case involves a 37 year-old woman, who was outside the front of a house on the 300 block of east somerset before eight credit 30 last night when someone opened fire while she was outside hitting the woman in the head. she was rushed over to temple university hospital and the at last check in critical condition. that is latest condition update that we got, even from this morning from east detectives here. we are working the phones with the investigators trying to find out more about this case. so far they say a suspect is still at large. no weapon was recovered, they are looking for surveillance video and all of the usual element that they try to find in a case like this but again a woman shot in the head in the 300 block of east somerset street last night, news suspect no weapon recovered. incidently cops have been working a triple shooting on thursday, about two blocks over, no word if that is related to this case but cops here of been very busy with a lot of violence and trying to get answers here, guys, back to you. >>> dave kinchen live at east detectives. lauren has our other top sto

police say triple shooting happened late last night on the 100 block of east somerset street in the fair hill section of the city two. male where is shot in the leg, one is okay, the other is in critical condition. a female was also shot. the she's going to be okay. all three victims were driven to temple hospital by police as investigators searched for the shooters, police say they are looking for two male whose took off from that area they were wearing hoods, police are also looking a at a car that is on the 2900 block of eighth street for possible involvement in this shooting. >> based on initial information we're told that the shooters were two males wearing mask, and dark clothing and they fled on foot in an unknown direction. they probably entered a vehicle. now you police stopped the vehicle, that was leaving the scene of this location about one block away and the operator a female of that vehicle was acting suspicious so right now we're holding that vehicle will as part of the scene and then detectives are questioning the the female who was seen driving from the scene of this tri

speaker, after visiting the floods in the somerset levels in 2014, the prime minister told this house money is no object in this relief effort and that whatever money was needed would be spent. i welcome the announcement that the chancellor has just made, but will he confirm that the same will apply this time? mr. osborne: absolutely. the money will be made available to those affected and to the communities who have seen their infrastructure damaged. up to £5,000 will be made available to individual families to repair their homes and protect them against future flooding, and we will provide money to businesses that have seen their businesses ruined. there have been heartbreaking stories we have seen on television about businesses that have been affected. that money is available. because we have a strong and resilient economy, we are increasing the money we spend on our flood defenses. it is just not the case that has been reduced. under the last labour government, they spent £1.5 billion on flood defenses, and we will be spending £2 billion on flood defenses and increasing maintenance

and morris county to warren county, somerset, middlesex and down toward trenton, here. debbie duhaime was talking about speeds reduced too along the new jersey turnpike. springs and rain showers along that into the evening. the east wind comes in and the wave from the south. and you will see after midnight, those are gone and then tomorrow morning, we should have a beautiful sunrise and sunshine during the day for the last day of 2015. today, by 3:00, looking at low 50s, upper 40s to low 40s to the north. i think these temperatures might be on the computer model, cooler by a couple degrees and you will see to the south and west, here comes the rain, 7:00, 8:00 tonight, if you're out tonight, you will need the rain gear. and tomorrow, back into the upper 40s and low 50s again. temperatures way warmer than normal. new year's eve tomorrow even, when the ball drop, no matter where you are, mild for this time of the year. going into 2016 like we left 2015, warmer than normal. skies. sunset, tonight the early rain and then clearing skies and sunshine tomorrow. looking at beau

sky 7 hd was overhead showing how the car then smashed into a house at somerset street. a driver and a passenger in the car was taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries. >> he was pumping the brakes. all you hear is air. and that was it, you know. it was going too fast. >> the shutdown of southbound 1101 led to a day-long traffic jam. in san francisco, david louis, abc 7 news. >> we kept viewers up to date throughout the day on our abc 7 news app. you can get downloads any time. >> superbowl 50 just around the corner. it's going to mean disruptions for people who live or work in san francisco. >> the municipal transportation agency laid out its plans. >> reporter: well, you know, it's not like san francisco hant hosted big events before. but we're talking a million people or so over a sustained period of time from january 23rd through february 12. >>> levi's stadium will host superbowl 50 on february 7. but that one day will bring three weeks of traffic d disruptions in san francisco. there will be a plea for fans from january 30 thd through february 7. th

clouds and there's a little fog in morris county toward middlesex, somerset, huntington county, that's why the dense fog advisory for a few hours. and there could be a pop-up shower but most of the day is cloudy. and shower or a little rain for tonight. and then a few showers closer to midnight. after midnight, that's gone. and tomorrow, sunshine and skies clear out and it's going to be gorgeous. well, we say good-bye to 2015 which has been a warm summer of winter but looking at 43 degrees at midnight tomorrow night. and 45 with sunshine on new year's day. 49 today. some rain early this evening. and then after midnight, that's gone. and cloudy overnight, and 45. tomorrow, sunshine, a great end to the year. 51 degrees and at night, about 43 at midnight. and looking at sunshine into the first weekend of the new year. and we're looking at temperatures that are going to be in the 40s, 45 degrees on friday, 43 degrees by sunday. and then you see next week, temperatures around 40, 43, that's still warmer than normal for this time of the year. there's two days left in the new year. wednesday

. >> i'm going home to somerset new jersey where my parents still live.xcited to see them. >> for all of my updates follow me on twitter. >> jessica you are no stranger to marathons. the story has a bit of a christmas twist to it. >> i went to the benjamin franklin parkway home of the philadelphia marathon in the midst of thousands of runners and may have spotted a christmas surprise, santa claus. >> two hours and 55 minutes and 50 seconds. i beat it just under two minutes brian lange as the guinness book record holder for fastest marathon runner dressed as santa and in new mod jersey he discovered his love of running as xavier prep ray competed for the university of pennsylvania. >> in 2008 was a philly marathon and i got back on my feet. it's a great organization and philly that helps homeless people and empowers them for running program. of course i got behind that. >> and now works as a business consultant and continues running. spent most people think the runners love running all the time. we don't. the first mile is always the worst. >> upon santa h

boy, warren, somerset, ocean county, all of this just fills north. and to the east. and then there's a break and then there's more. so it's a long event. here's what we anticipate for some breaks and then for parts of the commute, dealing with more coverage for the city and long island. and then overnight tonight the, a break. and tomorrow morning, scattered showers. by tomorrow afternoon, possibility of a pocket of heavy rain. and then this is interesting, it's the front actually pushing through later wednesday. it's cold so we could even see snow for parts of sullivan before we wrap this thing up early on thursday. and then we dry things out thursday into friday. and yeah, i mean, telling you, the deficit we're running is very big, 9.69 inches below so we will make that up. .50 to 1.5 in some of the wednesday night. and then dry and not too bad for december thursday and friday. >> get it out of the way during the work week. >> yeah and enjoy the weekend. >> that's true. >>> there's one vegetable that often shows up on the holiday a fan. favorite. to talk about a fa

he was shot in the stomach last night along somerset street. so far police have not named suspects or a motive in this case. >>> in northeast philadelphia a firefighter recovering. the firefighter went to a hospital and she suffered minor injuries. so far no word on what caused the flames. >>> pennsylvania state lawmakers are working through the weekend to try and end a five-month-long budget stalemate, and the senate is scheduled to return to session tonight. they are expected to vote on spending measures and pension-related legislation. not all republicans are in favor of a previous agreement to support a $600 million tax package. it also featured 14 million for k-12 education. >>> and then closing in both directions until 6:00 this morning. crews shut down i-476. the stretch is closed while crews work near the interchange. >>> the temple owls came so close. despite the loss they are still going to a bowl game. we'll explain next. >>> and then the festival of lights, a day early with the menorah parade. we will preview the local hanukkah cele

volunteer with the salvation army, like our friend andrew right here, was ringing her bell right here at somerset plaza when someone dropped a wadded up only when she got back to salvation army headquarters did she realize what was inside a u.s. gold coin. but this isn' t the first time this has happened. wrapped around the coin was a note saying "merry christmas. use this gold coin for your good works. worth, $1400." the nashua salvation army received another gold coin worth $1200 last year. wrapped in a similar note. salvation army pastor major david moore says there' s no way to tell if this coin came from the same anonymous donor. moore says this coin will help stock the nashua food pantry, which helps feeds 300 to 400 people each month. maj. moore: we thank whoever this person is, and they appreciate the work that we do as we reach out to many people in need in the area. and we thank them for their support, and we thank everyone for their support. whether they' re giving a gold coin or just a few pennies, it all adds up. andrew: thank you, merry christmas. the salvation army will get this co

would not say if drugs were involved with the bank robberies, miller faces more serious charges in somerset county. >> there was notes handed to the bank tellers and those jurisdictions. >> reporter: miller graduated from had high school back in 2012. friends say he was a great football player. his mother tells me on the phone he went on to college and played ball had, a couple of was never the same after that. back to you. >> we now know the name of the second local servicemen killed in the suicide bombing in afghanistan. staff sergeant louis bonacasa was one of six americans who died in monday's attack. he was with this man, detective joseph lemm. mark morgan tonight with the nypd in mourning. >> reporter: a single black and purple bunging hangs honoring detective joseph lemm who died in afghanistan on monday. he was one of six americans killed when a suicide bomber rode a motorcycle into a group of soldiers. it was the ultimate sacrifice and lemm spent 15 years with the nypd and also serving in the air national guard with two tours in afghanistan and one tour in iraq. the mayor honored l

there is evidence conflicts and what can be discussed phil: all clear at somerset high school following this morning' s bomb threat. five investigates tonight. one lawmaker taking action to curb the alarming rate of corrections officer suicides in the state. investigative reporter kathy curran brought this heartbreaking issue to light a few weeks ago and now kathy, there is call for change. >> the numbers are staggering. according to data obtained by 5 investigates, more than a dozen corrections officers have taken their lives in recent years. now there' s a bill on beacon hill that may help. >> we have the highest prisoner suicide population in the country and the highest correction officer suicide in the country. >> senator james eldridge says those alarming facts prompted him to file legislation to setup a special commison to study the problem inside the walls of our state prisons. >> unfortunately, the department of corrections has had a culture of silence and not admitting the problems. >> the senator represents the district that includes the souza baranowski correctional center wh

all clear at somerset high school following a morning bomb threat or classes were delayed two hours walt local and state police swept that school. no word on the source of after. people, we have to use vigilance and our country only will have many more world' s and our country will never be the same. erika: donald trump refusing to back down. the republican presidential frontrunner defending his controversial proposal to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. trump' s comments continue to trigger outrage both here and abroad. kenneth moton is tracking the firestorm. kenneth: donald trump taking on the world' s more than one billion muslims. entering the united states until our countries representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. kenneth: the double down on his controversial remarks as george stephanopoulos press for details. donald trump: if a person is a muslim, goes overseas and comes back, they can come back, they are a citizen, that is different. we have to figure things out. kenneth: his muslim band was met with a standing ovation at a campaign rally and succulent. >>

thirty-seven year-old was hit once in the the head in the 300 block of east somerset street, as she was rushed to temple university hospital where she's currently in critical condition. no arrests have been made just yet. >> hey chris murphy what else is going on. >> lets take a look the your top stories. little girl walking home, shot by a straw bullet in hunting park. the it happened on the sidewalk filled with kids and other bystanders, yesterday afternoon. the 11 year-old girl was shot in the foot, about and a half block from her home. police say gunman was aiming for someone else and she was just caught in the cross fire. got gunman is between age a of 25 and 30 wearing a shirt with the large drag owe logo on the front. >>> bill cosby firing back at seven women suing him for defamation. comedian filed count are suits claiming the woman are lying for financial gain. woman air monk dozens who have now accused cosby of rape or unwanton sexual conduct. counter suits denied the the accusations and say each of them maliciously and knowingly published false information. nearly 60 women so

philadelphia police tell us the victim was shot in the stomach, along east somerset street and c street. so far, police are not naming any possible suspects or motives. >>> new at 11:00, a firefighter is recovering after a fire at a catering company in ronhurst. fire crews and police officers responded to caster avenue around 5:00 tonight. a firefighter was taken to the hospital. she suffered minor injuries, and so far there's no word on what caused that fire. >>> fire investigators in north hampton county said a cooking meal left unattended sparked a deadly fire last night. the 72-year-old was found dead inside the home along old carriage road in north hampton. crews spent two hours getting that fire under control. >>> the red cross and philadelphia fire department want to make sure families stay safe this holiday season. with their no more fire deaths campaign. since the launch of this campaign, the red cross and philadelphia fire departments have installed more than 3,100 smoke alarms. this partnership helped cut the number of fire deaths in philadelphia from 31 last year to 12 this

. >> that vehicle subsequently crashed into a home on the corner of san bruno and somerset. >> sky 7 hd was overhead showing how the collision landed. police conducted their investigation and crews checked on the sbeg ri fill of the overpass. in san francisco, david louis, abc 7 news. >> a stove top fire got out of control at an apartment complex this morning. 15 people lost their homes, but a fast-thinking neighbor helped save a woman and two children. it happened near jones vista street and dez sert drive. they ran door-to-door to make sure everyone got out safely. >> a thanks giching day fire at an office furniture store caused $4 million in damage. firefighters spent nearly an hour putting it out. the damage was so expensive, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that fire. >> police are asking for the public's help in tracking down a producer with ties to the bay area. he was last seen leaving work last tuesday. friends say he missed a meeting for an upcoming project. he specializes in visual effects producing films like pirates of the caribbean and x men. his

wednesday, a volunteer with the nashua salvation army was ringing her bell at the market basket in somerset plaza when someone dropped a wadded up dollar bill inside the kettle. >> i believe at first he thought it was somebody playing a joke, this thing is tightly bound up, again she remembered last year and said oh, we got another one, so she was excited when she opened it up. reporter: when was inside? a u.s. gold coin, wrapped around the coin a note saying merry christmas, use this gold coin for your good works. worth $1400. major david moore says a mystery donor dropped another cold coin in a kettle last christmas eve, worth $1200. >> there would be no way to tell with it goes in the kettle, you know, that it was going on or who even put it in. but i would think it would be the same giver. reporter: the salvation army then auction it off at its annual groundhogs day brunch. the money raised will help stock the nashua food pantry which helps feed 300 to 400 people each month. >> we thank who ever this person is, and they appreciate the work that we do as we reach out to many people in ne

the first accident happened at somerset and silver where the truck collided with a car forcing it into a home. two people were in the car and they are being treated for nonserious injuries at san francisco general. the truck continued down silver eventually plowing into a lamp pole at san bruno and silver. that's when it slipped on its side breaking through a guardrail and dumping construction debris on 101 southbound. [ pause ] >> nobody was hit to my knowledge as far as the debris falling down to the 101. as you can see behind me, the truck didn't go over on 101 which would have been a disaster. more people could have been hurt or even killed. it's a miracle that not more serious injuries were happened. we are thankful that the people had nonlife-threatening injuries. >> reporter: 101 southbound will be closed for at least an additional three hours. silver avenue isn't expected to be open until 4 p.m. the driver of the truck walked away relatively unscathed and had to crawl out of the windshield to safety. he is cooperating with police. now, the area on silver bayshore and san bruno

after being shot in the hea they say t -yeaold was standing in fro of home in the 300 block of east somerset when hit. she w taken to the temple hospitaa policeet toake arrests. they don't know if she w tarred or h random. > and studts gather in the midst of mouing the death of 1yearld steven mho was killed saturday night while skateboarding in stheast and turk's road in doetown. and the c couldn't stop in time. they marched around the field with kim's fami. and he was t quarterback with a promising future as sdent and leer. his sister addressed t crowd. >>ne of the best persons i h ever met in my entire life. i wh i could be more like he w. i think he washe best of all of us. i rember how strong he was and how great a kid he was. a how much everyone led him and how much he impted everyone's li. and i just wish he could have se how much he mea to >> at least the rest of the tri-state arecan e that tonight. >>> meahile t tri-state area experiencg record warmth and did today f the third successive day. and more from accuweather and cecily tynan. >> the temperaturesre stepping down torrow, but

it hit a car on somerset street. two people were hurt. they had to be extricated and taken to the hospital. the truck then plowed into the traffic pole on san bruno avenue and went right through the overpass fence and railing. >> out of control, trying to stop a vehicle and it's not stopping and that thing, as you know, does not stop on a dime. full of debris, big vehicle. we're lucky that this was not something worse. >>reporter: sky fox 2 is overhead and you can see where the backup extends all the way to treasure island to okay taif i can't. several of the of the art wreez -- octavia. several of the side streets are shut down until 3:00 this afternoon while crews pick up the garbage. silver is closed until 4. they've already upright the truck. the driver is fully cooperating with police and police are not sure about the extent of the injuries to the two victims we told you about, but they are expected to survive. back to you. >> what a story. it could have been so much worse, tara. >>reporter: this really reminds me of the union square

they say the 37-year-old was standing in front of a home in the 300 block of east somerset when hit. she was taken to the temple hospital and police yet to make arrests. they don't know if she was tarred or hit randomly. >>> and students gather in the midst of mourning the death of 14-year-old steven kim who was killed saturday night while skateboarding in southeaston and turk's road in doyletown. and the car couldn't stop in time. they marched around the field with kim's family. and he was the quarterback with a promising future as a student and leader. his sister addressed the crowd. >> one of the best persons i have ever met in my entire life. i wish i could be more like he was. i think he was the best of all of us. i remember how strong he was and how great a kid he was. and how much everyone loved him and how much he impacted everyone's life. and i just wish he could have seen how much he meant to everyone. >> at least the rest of the tri-state area can see that tonight. >>> meanwhile the tri-state area experiencing record warmth and did today for the third successive day. and m

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. >> we found 15 spent shell casings, two separate caliber, in the unit block of west somerset street. fortunately, there are some businesses in that area that do have exterior surveillance cameras. >> reporter: a car seen speeding from that scene was stopped. right now the female driver is being questioned by detectives. while no motive is known, police do say a drug sweep occurred in that area back in april. police also tell us at 11:30 last night gun shots rang out in the rear drive way of the 5900 block of palmetto near van kirk. when police arrived they found a 19-year-old male shot in the back, a second 19-year-old was shot in the leg. he was located six blocks away. when i asked police about that they say they believe he ran home to the 500 block of sanger street. both of those teens are listed in stable condition, one has since been transferred to this hospital. another is over at einstein. in this case as well, no motive is known but the investigation continues. we're going to be in touch with police and have an update at the top of the hour. live for now outside temple, moni

it happened on the 300 block of east somerset street. she is in critical condition at temple university hospital and investigators have not made any arrests. >>> police and fbi looking for this guy. he robbed a citizen bank on frankford avenue in holmesburg yesterday. he passed demand note to teller and took off with cash. you can see his left hand is heavily bandage. if you know who he is, give police a call. >>> about 30,000 more south jersey residents had soon be able to enjoy free uber rides home from local bars and restaurants. it's an expansion of the same program that evesham township residents have taken advantage of since september. starting thinking weekend all people in voorhees township also have the option to take free uber ride home. evesham celebrations foundation helps footly bill for those free rides with the help of private donations and support from local bars and restaurants. people behind the pilot program say it's way to improve safety and keep drunk drivers off the road. >> so we've got overall duis down. evesham r

on the 100 block of east somerset the flicker of flashlights as police comb the area for clues in a late night triple shootingment behind police tape, a bike that might be linked to one of the three victims. a man and woman in their 20's, and a man in his 30's, all gun down just after 11:30 thursday night. >> we know at least 15 shots were fired from two separate caliber semiautomatic handguns. so we know two guns were fired. >> police say officers on patrol heard the string of shots, and got the victims to temple university hospital. that man in his 20's shot in his lower back, female victim shot nerve had leg, and that man in his 30's shot in his thigh. police say he lost a lot of blood. they also say they have a lead on possible suspects. >> based on initial information, we're told that the shooters were two males wearing masks and dark clothing and they fled on foot in a unknown direction. >> but perhaps not far. police pick up one more clue about those suspected shooters. >> they possibly entered a vehicle. now, police stopped the vehicle, that was leaving the scene of this location

ranging from sussex to morris, somerset, middlesex, monmouth, ocean. as we look at temperatures around the area, still very comfortable, very mild, 54 in the city, 54 in west hampton. 52 in dutches county. all these locations yesterday hit these temperatures. 70 at jfk. we had 72 in morristown yesterday. now, could we challenge records today? yes. again at laguardia, newark, bridgeport and islip. all of these are in the zone. a warm december, of course. six straight days we've had a 60-plus temperature. only one day in the 40s. so far well above the norm. and again, no big cooldown coming. stormtracker shows clouds in the area now but rain to the west. scattered showers possible as we mainly to the north. i think we stay cloudy for most of the day. 11:00 we see clouds. but then tonight, 7:00, the rain begins to move on in. and as we head to 9:00 tonight, some heavy showers push over long island. and then another round comes in late tonight and pushes through before we clear out late during the overnight. tomorrow morning by 5:00 a.m., we're good to go.

somerset county. 52 the anticipated high in the won't see the sun. it's going to be cloudy or rainy or cloudy and foggy. you no at the kind of day it's going to be. wet. september warmest on record. record. >> alex denis informs the pool for november to be the warmest but it did tie. so she's out. so sad with the baby on the way. and looking at fall which is the last three months, second warmest ever. so definitely has been a mild way to wrap up the season. but guess what, winter is in the works. it's 20 days away. no winter weather. it's wet. through parts of, well, a good part of passaic. queens and into parts of nassau county. let's head to the west. into somerset and middlesex, you got that line of showers pushing through right there. and many or the the north. every now and then, a hint of pink. and parts could see freezing rain. the odds are low. do we need it? absolutely? the deficit for the year, you know, we talk about the extremes, so warm but y as well. 9.69 inches below normal. we will make up on that today with the, it's 52. and breezy a

. >> reporter: it was the first day on the job at somerset apartments as they trenched and waited for gas line materials to arrive. nelson says they can place the lines wednesday morning. meanwhile, residents are not paying rent, like this man who says he'll wait until things are sorted out. >> to pay rent we should get full service. the gas line is out, we should at least make adjustments for us. >> et appears tenants will not have to pay december rent. the lawyer for the property owner confirms he will not be collecting december rents. >> that is great news. so that is the news we wanted. because the steps to take if he was going to be collecting rent would have been challenging and would not have been fun and would have been a long process. >> i want the gas to work. it's been cold lately. >> residents were out heat and bill nelson says it could be another three weeks before crews finish work. but says they'll do their work as quickly, and safely as possible. >>> to chicago now. the mayor fired the police superintendent because of how he handled the 2014 shooting of a black teenage

. >> reporter: it was the first day on the job at somerset apartments as they trenched and waited for gas line materials to arrive. nelson says they can place the lines wednesday morning. meanwhile, residents are not paying rent, like this man who says he'll wait until things are sorted out. >> to pay rent we should get full service. the gas line is out, we should at least make adjustments for us. >> et appears tenants will not have to pay december rent. the lawyer for the property owner confirms he will not be collecting december rents. >> that is great news. so that is the news we wanted. because the steps to take if he was going to be collecting rent would have been challenging and would not have been fun and would have been a long process. >> i want the gas to work. it's been cold lately. >> residents were out heat and bill nelson says it could be another three weeks before crews finish work. but says they'll do their work as quickly, and safely as possible. >>> to chicago now. the mayor fired the police superintendent because of how he handled the 2014 shooting of a black teenage

police say the 37-year-old victim was standing in front of a home on the 300 block of east somerset streethen she was struck in the head last night. she remains hospitalized. police are unsure if she was targeted or randomly hit. >> ♪ >> and new this morning, one woman is in custody and another is wanted by police in connection with two separate assaults at a wall marc mart in berks county. both happened at the wal-mart along allentown park in muhlenberg. one is accused of punching a customer in the back on saturday. on sunday another woman seen this surveillance photo assaulted a customer standing in the checkout line. >> a woman who was on a cell phone dropped a jar. the other woman in line said something to the effect that if you wouldn't have been on your cell phone and paying attention you wouldn't have dropped the jar. >> police say the confrontation turned physical and then the suspect ran out of the store and may have been picked up by a man. >> we have new information on a deadly tour bus crash that happened in the pocono mountains over the summer. the truck driver says a medical

and now more rain though through somerset county, flirting with staten island. orange, sullivan, ulster, duchess county. on and off during the course of the day. this weakens and this will fill in and to the south shore. it's going to be on-again, off-again. models again, the scattered nature, by the afternoon commute, part of the area seeing a break which will be nice. and tomorrow morning relatively dry but don't forget, that's when we see dense fog before a big push of warm air ushering in a better chance for more heavy rain and more of the area wednesday afternoon. and then we see that finally give way. we're going to be dealing with the warm temperatures because of that push of warm air peaking on thursday and staying in the 60s christmas day. >> thank you so much. >>> we're back with another local update in 25 minutes. "cbs this morning" returns in a moment. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always

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this happened along east somerset street. police are still looking for the shooter. >>> in northeast philadelphia, a firefighter is recovering after a fire at a catering company in ron hurst. it was around 5:00 yesterday afternoon, and the firefighter went to the hospital but is expected to be okay. we still don't know what caused the fire to start. >>> the jewish holiday of hanukkah begins tonight at sundown. you are looking at a 40-foot high menorah or candle lob raw. celebrations include eating special foods, playing games like dreidel and exchanging gifts. hundreds of cars paraded down the ben franklin parkway last night for a prehanukkah party. plenty of families were gathering and there was music and dancing in the streets. >>> next, bradford is back. can he lead the eagles to a win against the patriots? john clark is in foxborough with a preview of today's must-win game for the birds. with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus

heading into center city all because of disable train near somerset. philly and leguardia, so with the busy travel day ahead of us, make sure to check in down at the airport early get down there, pack your patience, you're not the only one trying to get out every town this busy western morning. >> trans, planes and automobiles, if you are looking, you are about to see four different live looks from local roads, philadelphia international airport and 30th street station. this is as we expect a record number of people that will traveling this chris police, so i'm sure as the day goes on, more and more people are filling up the areas. at the airport we've seen a lot of people standing in line. one in 3us residents will travel between today and january 3rd. 5.8 million will be flying. >> picking up that story, hi, jen at philadelphia international airport. >> we arrived here at the philadelphia airport before 4:00 this morning, the line to get through the tsa screening took several hundred people, as you can see, that line has light ends up. speccing it to

we found 15 spent shell casings on the street in the unit block of west somerset street and those 15 shell casing were of two separate caliber. >> reporter: police say they are looking for two males who took off from that area both wearing dark colored hoods. police are looking at a car on the 2900 block of eighth street right around the corner, so for possible involvement in the shooting. they found a woman inside who said she was acting suspicious and they are interviewing her now. there are surveillance cameras in the area so they are hoping to go through that video and find something of interest, mike and lauren. >> jenny, thank you. >>> another shooting here, that happened yesterday. police are searching for three men after a man was shot and killed in the city's nicetown/tioga a section. investigators say a 49 year-old man was shot in the building that he own on the 4800 block of germantown avenue. two of the suspects ran off, a third got in the car and took off. police are not sure if the robbery was the motive but victims was found with thousands of dollars have of cash still

half an hour later, three people were shot at the intersection of north swan son and somerset streets. police say two men wearing masks fired off at least 15 rounds. a car seen speeding from the scene was stopped. police took woman who was driving into custody for questioning. officials in gloucester county say no one was hurt in this fire but look at how intense these flames are in front of a home in washington township. police took a person into custody. they told us they're investigating to see if this is an arson. route 38 in cherry hill is back open after police closed a portion of the road to investigate a crash that ended a police chase. skyforce 10 flew over the scene last night. the suspects' car crashed into the cherry hill mall. police believe the car was stolen and there are injuries but we're working to find out how serious. >>> seven local college football players are facing charges after they allegedly broke into a student's home and beat him. police say it's also a case of mistakesen identity. police say seven lehigh university football players broke into the apartment

there's where that dense fog advisory is in effect from sussex to morris to middle section and somerset, monmouth, hunter ton, and warren counties visibilities are limited. the full forecast coming up in a little while. lots of clouds today, keep that in mind. you've got to drive carefully on the roads and emily will get you where you need to go. >> much better on the belt parkway, had that crash at leopard's boulevard, everything has been cleared and reopened. garden state parkway, police activity southbound at the so hopefully not too much of a delay. take a look here, grand central park way near laguardia, things are moving along fine. starting off your monday morning commute without too many problems. >>> today marks three years since a deadly school massacre in newtown connecticut took the lives of 20 children and six adults adults. for the first time the anniversary falls a school day. school administrators at the elementary school plan to keep everything as normal as possible. there will be a moment of silence at the middle school and high school. >> the anniversary being marked

it had crashed with the vehicle at somerset. we believe the preliminary cause is brake failure or mechanical failure. the vehicle was thrown into a house, that vehicle had two occupants that were taken to the hospital, nonlife threatening injuries. truck continued on silver. here at intersection of san bruno, it struck a pole, caused the truck to fall on its side, dumping its load on southbound 101. the driver is cooperating with police. my belief he doesn't have serious injuries and talking to officers. but again, this will be closed until 4:00 p.m. >> silver, closed until 4:00 this afternoon. can you tell us, the dump truck was traveling out of control, maybe, i know it's preliminary, maybe brake failure. did he smell of alcohol or other testing that needs to be done. >> nothing indicates he's under the influence. as precautionary measures we will take samples to make sure we rule that out. but we do have our commercial inspection vehicle officers here. they will be inspecting the vehicle thoroughly to make sure we can confirm

the victim was shot in the stomach around 7:30 last night at east somerset street.so far police have not named any suspects or discussed any possible motives. >>> and in northeast philadelphia a firefighter recovering after a fire at a catering company. the firefighter went to the hospital and she suffered minor injuries. so far no word on what caused the flames here. >>> pennsylvania state lawmakers will be working through this weekend trying to end a five-month-long budget stalemate. committees are expected to vote on spending measures and pension-related legislation. not all republicans are in favor of a previous agreement made with governor tom wolf by gop leaders, and that agreement would call for a $600 million tax package and that includes an additional $60 million for early childhood education, and it featured $400 million new dollars for k through 12 education, and a 5% increase in higher education funding. >>> the goal is no more fire deaths. still ahead what the american red cross and the philadelphia fire department are doing to make that happen. ♪ >> wh

somerset out of the sky and plunged headlong into the harbor.rger and the list of our casualties smaller if we had been sufficiently on the alert. submarines, three accounted for, were specially built to operate in shallow waters found in and around pearl harbor. forgotten.be this, as the whole diabolical plan of the attack, was conceived and aimed toward achieving one objective and one objective only. to catch us off guard, smash our fleet, cripple our standing as a seapower, and put us out of business. they failed. but tragic and terrible is the scene of destruction. heartbreaking the site of ships built to fight and die probably now left burning in shallow graves. painful and lamentable the scenes with barracks, hangers, and equipment a massive debris. always, said president roosevelt, will our nation remember the character of the onslaught against us. ♪ a date that will live in infamy. a record for all history to read in amazement, sorrow, and disgust. horror and disgust. amazement and sorrow. sorrow, yes. bitter grievance. mortifying sorrow

police say a 37 year-old woman was outside the front of the the house in the 300 block of east somerset a little before it 8:30 when someone opened fire hit ting that with man once in the head. she was taken to temple university hospital, last update, very critical, condition. we're working phones with i been investigators at this this early hours trying to get new information on the case, so far the search is on for a suspect, that suspect is still out there, in weapon has been recovered. we also know that it was just last thursday that police from the same district were investigating a triple shooting just two blocks away so a lot of violence in this area. we don't necessity if that shooting was connect to this one but a woman is in very critical condition with the bullet wound to the head, in the hospital, and police are searching for that attacker. we will bring you latest as we get it, guys, back to you. >>> meantime, at the 4:09, president obama assuring americans we can win in the fight begins isis. the the the president says u.s. coalition is making progress begins islamic state

the dump truck rammed a car at silver avenue and somerset, then went careening down silver eventually losing its load on the highway 101 overpass. kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the big mess that the truck left behind. juliette. >> reporter: hi, ken. we haven't seen this in a while. traffic actually moving along san bruno avenue because it's been reopened. it's moving along silver avenue. and highway 101 southbound finally opened after quite a terrifying morning. >> it's a miracle that, you know, not more serious injuries happened and we're thankful that people are not more injured. >> reporter: hard to imagine the driver of this dump truck walked away as it dangled over highway 101. just minutes before, the truck was heading eastbound on silver avenue when it lost control and collided with the car forcing the car into the ho family's home. >> i hear big bang noise. loud, very loud. i was in the kitchen. >> reporter: as we piece this together, the truck came down silver avenue knocked out a tree, hit a truck, and the family had their surveillance video on the entire time. 8:50 a.m. on

in critical condition, police say that the troop will shooting happened on the 100 block of east somerset street in the fair hill section. a male and female in their 20's are listed in stable condition. a 36 year-old man shot in the thigh is in critical condition. victims were fund lying on the ground close to one another. they were transported to police, by police, to temple hospital as investigators searched for the the shooters, police say that they are looking for two males who took off from that area. >> we're told that the the shooters were two males wearing mask and dark clothing and they fled on foot in an unknown direction. they possibly entered a vehicle. now police stopped a vehicle that was leaving the scene of this location about one block away and the operator a female of that vehicle was acting suspicious. >> reporter: police tell thaws female in the carries held for questioning, two shooters are believed to be males wearing dark colored hoods. police are hoping witnesses come forward and they are also hoping to retrieve area surveillance video, lauren and jen. >> thanks ve

chris henry is the owner of the somerset village apartment where residents have been without heat and hot water for 18 days. it is she bad that the city of fresno has declared an emergency the at complex. henry insists he just lends of the gas leak. and he hired a contractor and crews to help repair the gas line today. the city said it is the latest in a string of problems henry faces hundreds of violations that range from termites and roaches for asbestos and electrical issues. >> no, no, no, we are human. people should not live like this. >> he started work on it and he has pulled a permit and we are work on it as fast as we can. >> the city of fresno said if henry does not keep his word or if the work is not done if a timely manner they will step in and send him the bill. he could also face up to $250,000 in fines for the code vie -- violations. >> police in los angeles are asking for the public's help this morning in track down a hollywood producer with ties to the bay area. the 27-year-old was last seen leaving work last night and freeways say he had missed a meeting for a projec