jenny joyce, thank you so much. they can be in certain spots. >> absolutely. >> advertisers are very careful in how they market certain products to consumers are you more likely to by something endorse beside your favorite celebrities. answer no. >> no. >> i think yes. >> really? >> for me personally new york city. but yes. >> okay. tell me was think about these items then. here's reality star caitlin jenner her full new line of mack cosmetics came out on thursday. saying her line is for all ages all sections. i don't know necessarily know that if i say caitlin wearing a certain lip color or eye color i would go buy it. >> you have your brand. you have what you stick with you know. >> what works for me. >> exactly. >> cam newton, you would think that this guy because of all his like fancy clothes would get a clothes deal he got yogurt commercial. are you going to buy the yogurt he eats. >> he's represented by under armor. you see that's the connection i'm making. with athletes and their shoes and work out gear. yes.

. >> jenny joyce in center city, we are certainly as alex mentioned expecting a repeat, jenny?today police are specking thousands of protesters, first scheduled protest set to begin at 11:00 this morning, you can see, police already in place, outside of the low hotel, they're prepared, last night, they got a taste of the crowd, dancing in protest, and hoping to mover to lawmakers to the gop congressional retreat, anti-trump group angry about number of policies the president is actively work to go put in place regarding issues immigration, international trade, and the environment, philly police say all day we can expect significant police presence, with officers on foot, bikes, motorcycles, and in cruisers protecting the president and the protester. >> we have an obligation tone sure the safety of the people who live and work here, and visit here, as well, and the protesters, and obviously the dignitaries that are visiting as well. up until the fact that you break the law, in which case that's another story. then we will take appropriate action. so that won't be tolerated. >> an

let's get to jenny joyce with what we can expect., good morning. >> good morning, karen, so the first protest is not scheduled to begin until 11:00 this morning. that's the first and only believed to be permitted protest. but we know that there will be additional protests throughout the day that did not seek official permits. last night, the crowds danced in protest and hope to move their message across the minds of law makers in town for the gop congressional retreat. anti-trump group is angry about number of policies, the president is actively working to put in place. in preparation for protests last night and today, local police working with the fbi and secret service to make sure that both the president of the united states and the protesters are safe out here. while police are used to handling big crowds in the city, most recently, last weekends, 50,000 people on the parkway for the women's march, and last summer at the dnc. police anticipate these crowds could be large, and even more passionate. police will use number every com

. >> jenny joyce is on that one from bucks county down to the shore it has been a very busy morning on the road. steve keeley is out there as well. and sue and bob have you covered before you head out the door this morning. >> good day, everybody. good news it is a from. >> it is friday, tgif. >> i just sent my credit card to kitkat kline because i will buy if somebody else will fly. >> coffee. >> yes. >> where are we going. >> i don't know, all these purchases being made, i'm not sure. >> exactly. >> for cough east. >> that is why she's not in the news room, smart, she is's heading to florida. >> lets check the forecast, sue. >> on what looks like storm number one out of two that will affect part of the area over the weekend. once we get rid of this one we have more to worry about. we have slick spots that will linger after the storm is through. four out of ten. the bus stop buddy is bundled up not only today but for the weekend. our temperatures are pretty much at or below treeing this weekend and a few snow bands affecting the area up to our north and west, and down in southern new

, 1:30, jenny joyce joining us also from center city, the city prepared. hi, jenny. >> see number every police officers, out here all night long, keeping an eye on everything. last night, the crowds dance in the protest in hope to use their message across the minds of law makers in town, for the gop congressional retreat. the group, angry, about a number of policies, the president is actively working to put in place. this week, alone, there has been talk and movement regarding issues like immigration, abortion, healthcare, international trade, and the environment. philly police say all day we can expect a significant police presence. with officers on foot, bikes, motorcycles, and in cruisers, with the job that's twofold, protecting the president, and the protesters. weaver an obligation for for those, and the protesters, obviously, the dignitaries visiting. up until the fact you break the law in which case another action, it won't be tolerated. >> and you just heard, from police commissioner richard ross who is saying obviously police their job to create a

jenny joyce likes yoga and i think she likes beer. jenny joyce, would you try this?: absolutely. i think it's perfect marriage. to be honest i haven't done yoga class since college so adding on a beer to the class might be a disaster for me personally, but i love the idea of doing recreational sport and adding a beer. you know, they have a lot of sports here in philadelphia. enter mural sports, softball teams and they are always having a beer just playing. i just think it's fun. not the yoga class you'll take five days week. but i think it's fun. relax and hang out with friends. meet new people. >> i agree. i think you spice it up a little bit. don't tell people when you're going to have beer yoga class. like jenny said don't do it every day you might give people incentive to come. you don't know which day you'll get beer. >> different beer. different variety. >> you sweat the beer out of your system. you'll go out there and play beer -- softball leagues why not have beer yoga. >> we'll see who does it first in philly. we'll send jenny joyce to the class to check it

. >> lets get out to jenny joyce in logan at central, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. you can see a lot of students here getting ready to board the bus heading to the inauguration in d.c. we are told that roughly five hundred high school seniors go to central, only 25 are going on this trip today. it was a very competitive selection ross zest. student had to maintain certain grades and submit an application with an essay exam and interview and in order to participate in the inauguration event. it will be a lot of work. they will not get to stand on the sidelines and watch the inauguration. they are expect to be fully engaged and act as student reporters. they are meeting with political professionals conducting interviews and writing news articles, to be posted on a student web site, so the students say they see this as a unique historic opportunity and they are heading to washington focused on certain social, political issues that are important to them. we do not have our sound but we did talk to these students earlier. one student in particular said she's focuse

let's get to jenny joyce. jenny?er: good morning, karen, we are about five and a half hours away from the first scheduled protest, taking live look at the streets here, this is market around 13th street. you can see, police already in place, outside the loews hotel monitoring activity. last night, the crowds danced in protest, and hope to move their message across law makers in town for congressional retreat. the anti-trump group is angry about a number of policies, the president is actively work to go put in place, in pep ration for protests last night, and today, local police are working with the fbi and secret service to make sure both the president of the united states, and the protesters, are safe. while police are used to handling big crowds in the city, most recently, women, last weekend we had the women's march with 50,000 people on the parkway, last summer of course, the dnc, police anticipate these crowds could be large, and even more passionate. police will use number of community policing tactics, placing

let's get down to new castle, jenny joyce with the latest on what we know. good morning, jen. >> i good morning, karen, taking live look at frescoian court. most of the damage is in the back of these homes, fortunately, everyone got out safely. the fire happened just after 11:30 last night. again, here on frescon court. deputy chief william anderson, four townhomes affected when crews arrived last night. they found heavy fire shooting out of the back of the townhomes. fire extends from the outdoor rear decks, up to the attics of these homes. firefighters immediately went to work. they made sure everyone was able to evacuate safely and they did. >> the other biggest thing, maybe sure no one was inside the fire building, crews had to start in the front to get to the keeping areas. >> one person treated at the scene for minor smoke inhalation, no firefighters hurt. total of eight people now without a home. investigators are working to determine a cause. karen, thomas? >> thank you so much, jenny. we appreciate it. >> employees at consignment shop are tied up an

the lets get out to jenny joyce with what we know right now, jenny. >> reporter: cottman avenue, and academy just a parking lot here along i-95, and when we passed backup heading north bound we saw several people outside their cars trying to see what is going on, taking pictures, walking around. the these people have been stuck for over an hour now. tractor trailer jackknifed on the highway a little bit before 2:00 a.m., close to two hours this morning. it is one of the multiple accidents reported on i-95, on our way here we saw an accident, a car smashed up and turned around in a northbound lanes, near the aramingo exit. that crash didn't cause any backups, but if you are seeing this report and heading out the door for the time being avoid i-95 southbound in the area of cottman and academy. maybe even a little bit further north then that we're seeing back ups, continues here, for the time being on our way here we did see a tow truck so we know they are working on clearing this scene but for now this stretch of i-95 is simply a parking lot as you can see, karen and thomas. >> compoun

. >> i heard jenny joyce is not even going. >> jenny joyce not going because jenny joyce is reportinge in philly over the weekend. but many people are heading down, either for protesting or for celebration, for the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states, however, some big city leaders will not be among those hopping on a train to washington. the philadelphia inquirer is reporting that philly is the only major city in the country that will not have representation at donald trump's inauguration. reps bob braid, dwight evans, brendon boyle have, joined growing lit of democrats who will not be present to witness the transfer of power from president barack obama to president-elect donald trump. according to the inquirer, a spokesman for brady says the republicans derogatory comment toward famed civil rights leader, john lewis of georgia, made the group's decision to skip the inauguration, easier. so who is headed down it dc for the inauguration? facebook me, tweet me, let me know your thoughts as we led into new administration. number of groups leaving tomorrow morning. on

. >> jenny joyce is live from center city where protests are planned. >> reporter: protests are plannedor later today mike and alex and philadelphia police are definitely expecting a busy day. hard to say with the rain sue has been talking about whether or not that will impact any of day's events but today is day two of protests, there were a couple of trump resistance and women marches yesterday. we have video of that. that was in center city. today students at philadelphia university, including temple, they are staging walk outs and marches. students planned to protest from north philadelphia to the area around city hall where they will meet up with other protesters and head to independent mall. there are several road closures, that bob kelly has been talking about all morning long police are asking people just to avoid traveling through center city and olde city if possible because they are expecting a lot of traffic as trump opponents send a message to the president-elect they are speaking out against hate, bigotry and standing up for women's rights. so again, today day two of the p

let's begin right now with jenny joyce. jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen, you mentioned that protesters will be back out here again today. not actually here, at 12th and market, outside the loews hotel, but planning to do a send-off for the members of the gop retreat. that's happening at 30th street station around 11:00 this morning. there is also a women's protest, happening at city hall at noon. so yesterday immigration, healthcare, women's rights, several hot button issues, have people voicing their concerns and frustrations, with signs. people who weren't protesting were also frustrated with all of the traffic. some people told our chris o'connell last night they had a hard time getting home, get to go work, getting around the city because of clogged city street. on broad street police were forced to block off the wawa after they say demonstrators made their way inside and caused some damage. employees were left cleaning up the mess. back on market street, people talked with us about the messages the

our jenny joyce in center city with the latest on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, according to philadelphia police, four people in the trans community were victims of two separate crimes, as you mentioned, that happened earlier this week, police say it is too early to know for sure if the two are connected or if there is a specific threat against people who are transgender. investigators say sunday night in west philadelphia three trans women were held up at gunpoint and monday night a man was shot to death coming to the aid of a trans gender lady friend who was being robbed. police say both incidents occurred after dates were a ranked on back page. com, a classified website, descriptions of the gunmen are similar, but police cannot confirm a connection or shared motive between the ooh two cases. day gentleman, transgender woman, and long time community activist, says, the trans community fears that they are being targeted. >> this is nothing new. we've been saying this for years, that trans women of color are in eminently more dan

our jenny joyce now in stratford, with what we know. jenny?> reporter: good morning, karen and neighbors tell us that this little girl's father was -- is a stratford police officer, and while local police were called to the home for the child's sudden death, it is the camden county prosecutor's offers that is heading this investigation. at this point, investigators aren't releasing details of what happened or how eight year old sailor righter died. child found unresponsive in her home in the afternoon of new years over, she was rushed interest kennedy hospital where she was pronounced. the camden county prosecutor's offers is simply calling this an ongoing sudden death investigation, in a 911 call, fox 29 obtained from camden county, sailor's brother tells the operator, he needs help for his baby sister. he says she's unresponsive, and that his mother found her, and told him to call 911. sailor was on local cheerleading squad, sterling lady knights, saying no one goes through this alone, we are family and they ask for prayers. there is a memor

jenny joyce in the mayfair section of the city with conditions there, look at that , hey there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike and karen. yes, so earlier when we were on i-95 that was not a pretty situation with cars stuck for multiple hours because of a jackknife tractor trailer. well this here in mayfair this is a pretty situation. look at this, snow, covered the trees, we have just been seeing this on the street here we're on the side street right off of frankford avenue right around from the mayfair diner and near saint hubert's school so light snowfall, probably this is grass area, we have a couple of inches, on the sidewalks, maybe about an inch or so. the it is very quiet around here. a lot of people house still be sleeping. it is quiet. it looks really thighs. we saw a couple of people out here just trying to dust off their cars, there was a man laying some salt, you know, taking precautions out here, but overall in the really a situation as far as snowfall, it has pretty much ended in this area and it just looks nice, mike and karen. >> it the is good snow man making

so, jenny joyce is in stratford, new jersey with what we know right now. jenny? >> reporter: yes, at this point, alex, unfortunately, weaver few answers about this case. there has been an outpouring of support on social media for members of this tight-knit stratford new jersey community, everyone heart broken over the loss of this smiley, spunky, eight year old. police say that l year old sailor righter found un response enough her stratford home in the afternoon of new years eve. she was returned to kennedy hospital where she was pronounced. the camden county prosecutor's offers simply calling this an ongoing sudden death investigation in a 911 call. fox 29 requested and obtained from camden county sailor's brother tells the operator he needs help for his quote baby sister. he said she is unnerve responsive. than his mother found her and told him to call 911. neighbors say the sal or is the daughter of strait for police officer, on local cheerleading squat, sterling lady knights. the group has posted saying no one goes through this alone, we're a family and ask

. >> lets go out to jenny joyce, on this past several days now, good morning to you, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas and alex. we know there will be protesters outside of city hall, that will be a women's protest, later today. as far as g.o.p. retreat goes as these lawmakers plan to exit philadelphia by way of 30th the street station there will be another protest, to send them off, from there. immigration, health care, women's right, several hot button issues have people voicing their concerns and frustration was chants, signs, people who weren't protesting were also frustrated with all of the traffic. some people told our chris o'connell last night that they had a hard time getting home, getting to work, getting around the city because of clogged city streets but the protesters, these actions are necessary, some people talked to us about the messages that they hoped to send to the president and other elected official hossa tended the g.o.p. retreat. >> he hasn't done anything to heel or to bring people together. he wants, to continue his campaign of hate and divisive ness. >>

jenny joyce is live at the school in logan with the very latest on that, good morning, jenny. >> reportergood morning. these student are expected to arrive here at central high school in about a half an hour heading down to the inauguration, in d.c. the these students are well informed about the political process, in fact, they thoroughly studied this election and had to complete an application with an essay, exam and interest right in order to participate the in today's event. these students are ready to go understanding that they have serious political knowledge. i'm looking forward to talking with them hearing their thoughts heading in to to take it will be a lot of work for them. they are in the just going to d.c. to stand and watch the inauguration they are expect to be fully engaged. they are meeting with political professionals and writing news articles to be posted on a student made web site. karen, central high school is a top hi school in the city. man, these student, there are high expectations for them really pushing them to maximized their potential. we will see the student a

jenny joyce in center city to explain all of that. jenny? >> reporter: well, according to philadelphia police, four people, in the trans gender community, were victims of two separate crimes, earlier this week, police say, it is too early to know for sure if the two are connected, or if there is a specific threat against people who are transgender. investigators say, sunday night, in west philadelphia, three trans women held up at gun point, monday night man shot to death coming to the aid of transgender lady friend, who was being robbed. police say both incidents occurred after dates were arranged on back page. com. a classified website. descriptions of the gunmen are similar, but police cannot confirm a connection or shared motive between the two cases. alvarez, trans gender woman, long time community activist, says, the trans community fears they are being targeted. >> this is nothing new. we've been saying this for years. that trans women of color are in eminently more danger than most of the other folks in the lgbt community is. >> righ

jennaphr joyce joins us with the story. good morning, jennieble, horrible story and as you moneyed 48-year-old woman dead and several children with you at the time had to witness terrible incident and police did share a picture with us of the mini van believed to be involved in this hit and ru run. take a look. this picture was taken by a passerby as the van sped away from the scene. according to police before 8:00 last night a 48-year-old woman was getting off a trolley on 57 street an wyloosing near half ford avenue she and the grandson in her arms several other children with her when hit by a newer model white mini van. investigators say the woman was dringd three quart he's of a block and some point she had the wherewithal it release the toddler from her hold and van turned to popular street and was out of sight by the time police arrived. the 48-year-old woman was rushed to pen presbyterian hospital why she subonly todd injuries and the-year-old was transported to the hospital with scrapes and bruises and remark accuratley he's okay. at th

>> at jenny joyce tv. >> at jenny joyce tv. >> own on your way to 30th street station, look for jen. >> i looks like she on the 30th street side. >> yes. >> that would be my guess. that will where you are, on 30th street side? >> that's correct. >> i recognize the scaffolding. they're re-doing the 30th street station. >> they are? >> upgrading it, yes, just renovating. >> beautiful. >> yes, sands blasting it and stuff like that. >>> former president george herbert walker bush and his wife now former first lady barbara bush, are in the hospital together. >> and they're being treated in the same houston texas medical center. so, thomas, you have more on. >> this do you know if he's still in ic (. >> he is still in the icu. doing better though what we're hearing this morning, of course doctors monitoring the 41st president, very closely, as well as the first lady barbara bush. former president bush we know admitted over the weekend for shortness every breath. doctors at houston medical center have since performed a procedure, mike and alex, to clear his airway and address a he is respir

police are stepping up patrols that is where jenny joyce is. >> reporter: good morning, karen. police are stepping up patrols because this was an extremely scary incident that happened here this levittown, earlier this week. it happened right down the street here. police say it was 7:30 a.m. on tuesday when a young boy was approached by a man in the dark colored suv. child was walk to the bus stop at entrance at penn brooke apartments here on mill creek road in levittown when a man told him to get inside his vehicle. the child refused, he kept on walking, the man ultimately trove off, people living in the community say that there are a lot of children in this neighborhood, and they will be extra concerned about the kid safety in the days ahead. this man has this is yet been caught. >> it bothers me a lot and i wish they were really doing something about it and slow them town or catch them or whatever. >> it seems like there is a lot of desperate people out there stalking children. >> don't go near nobody she don't know and she knows that alread

fox 29 jennaphr joyce in roving vehicle along the a.c. expressway jenny, good morning to you. >> good morning, lauren, we're about to exit here. i'll give you a look at roadways on exit here in the area of hamilton. where you can see the roadways are clear. but if you look off to either side, you can see there's a lot of snow on the ground. so our drive to get here from philadelphia was okay. we were cautious. we took it easy. photographer michael in the driver seat said he could feel the wind as we made his way to route 42. main roads, 646, a.c. expressway all looked clear. but the concern is what we can see that possibility of black ice. last night "fox29" news at 6 we had a dot spokesperson on the air that said road conditions change rapidly you think it's smooth sailing and you hit a patch of black ice and find yourself in it trouble. right now temperatures are you in the teens. so where there's moisture there is likely ice. so we'll keep drive around here, hitting some of the back roads where we do expect to see more snow on the ground. and we will c

the attacks commas city officials work to fight discrimination against the lgbtq community, and jenny joyce this story. jenny, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex. at this point philadelphia police are not saying that the trans community is being targeted. but police are still investigating both incidents from this week. and still determining it they could be related. according to philly police, four people in the trans community were victims of two separate crimes that happened earlier this week. investigators say, sunday night, in west philadelphia, three trans women were held up at gunpoint. and monday night a man was shot to death coming to the aid after transgender friend, who was being robbed. police say both incidents occurred after dates were arranged on the website backpage. com. descriptions of the gunmen are similar, but police cannot confirm a connection or a shared motive at this point. alvarez, woman, long time community activist, says regardless whatever was going on at the time these trans gender women were victimized, police need to take these crimes s

the lets get over to jenny joyce to explain, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. well, you mentioned stranger danger not expecting that your child will have a problem but lesson comes in handy in an emergency. it certainly did earlier this week. police say it was 7:30 a.m. on tuesday when a young boy was approached by a man in a dark colored suv, child was walking to the bus stop at entrance of the penn brooke apartments on mill creek road this levittown when a man told him to get into his vehicle. child refused and kept walking man ultimately drove off. people living in this community say there are a lot of children in the neighborhood. they will be extra concerned about the kids safety in the days ahead this man has in the yet been caught. >> it bothers me a lot and i wish they were really doing something about it and slow him down or catch him or whatever. >> it seems like there is a lot of desperate people out there stalking children. >> don't go near nobody she don't know and she knows that already and always stay with a friend where ever she goes. that is wh

. >> you assigned jenny joyce to go to where the water main break is, right. >> i didn't assign her but i thought it might have been a good idea. >> ice caps, people are dealing with, before she takes off, to go there, she's in may >> good work. >> mayfair people are waking up, getting ready, we just stopped this man here, we followed him down the road, just cleared off your car. it is making you late for work >> just a little bit. it is not too bad out but just takes some extra time. >> it is only a couple inches but still takes time. >> got the to clear the cars off and clean the tops off because it is one thing that bugs me is driving down the highway and snow flying off. >> that is the worst. i always make sure to do that. couple extra minutes, i had high morning planned and throws a little wrench in to it. >> reporter: is what your name >> steve. >> reporter: thanks very much. have a save trip to work. >> thank you. >> reporter: even if you are waking up, looking outside, you see it the is only a couple inches especially on the road, the roads are not even covered but there is adju

lets talk about jenny joyce and we will start with the protest, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: as long as these g.o.p. lawmakers are in this city the row tests will continue. next one scheduled for late morning as lawmakers leave the loews hotel and head over to 30th street station to headache their way back to washington. immigration, health care, women's rights, several hot button issues have people voicing their concerns and frustrations with chants and signs. people who were not protesting were also frustrated with all of the traffic. some people told our chris o'connell last night the they had a hard time getting to home, work, around the city because of clogged city streets but to the protesters these actions are necessary. some people talked with us yesterday about the messages that they hepp to send to the president and other elect officials who attended the retreat. >> he hasn't ton anything to heel, or to bring people together. he wants to continue his campaign of hate and divisive ness. >> going against obama care. >> reporter: yesterday in the middle of the the protest

jenny joyce you are in north philadelphia with tyrone.e ready to see him in action. >> reporter: yeah, i want to sees him in action. we saw him get up here a couple minutes ago. it is amazing. i think our viewers want to sees what you can do with the chin ups, ty, while he gets up , he just tell me that this wheelchair weighs about 30 pounds. >> he says he weighs about 150 . how many can you do. >> we don't want you to sweat on live tv but that is pretty remarkable, video of doing that on these very bars that went viral. can you tell us, how you said you were in prison for seven and a half years. since you got out, have you been working to make a difference and obviously, you got pretty fit in prison. >> yes. >> how are you turning your life around. >> as far as just trying to get out, and push, volunteering, whether it be magee, someone reaching out on my facebook page, and they had relatives and things of that nature. i will go out, and come to the hospital, go to the the mall, go to magee, and talk to them, give them inspiration that t

our jenny joyce in the news room this morning with this heart breaking story. jenny? >> good morning, thomas, there has been enormous outpouring of support on social media from members of this tight night stratford community, everyone heart broken over this smiley eight year old's death. police say eight year old found un response enough her stratford home in the afternoon of new years eve. she was returned to kennedy hospital where she was pronounced. the camden county prosecutor's offers is simply calling this an ongoing sudden death investigation, in a 911 call, fox 29 requested and obtained from camden county sailor's brother tells the operator he needs help for his baby sister. he says she's unresponsive. and that his mother went upstairs and found her and told him to call 911. neighbors say sailor is the daughter of stratford police officer, she was on a local cheerleading squad, sterling lady night. the group has posted on it facebook page says no one goes through this alone, they ask for prayers, there is also a memorial fund set up for this child through a st

fox 29's jenny joyce reports that the attack another remind he how dangerous a taxi driver 's job really can be. >> it is like... unaudible. >> reporter: bad news spread among the cab community, hearing a fellow driver was shot multiple times overnight while on the job, in southwest philadelphia. according to police. several cabdrivers, including mohammadto stopped by penn presbyterian medical center see their friend, who was transported in critical condition. >> he was a nice guy. he was always working nighttime. i always talk to him. i said don't ever work in the nighttime. >> reporter: police received an emergency call help they arrived at ogden and brooklyn street they found a male driver in his 50's unresponsive lying in the street. investigators say that the driver side door was opened and the car was running. police tell us that the cabdriver, told his dispatcher that a customer from forty-second street was giving him a hard time with directions, and within minutes , police responded to a crime scene. >> i have been here for 22 years. too many cabdrivers shot. morning time, aftern

the as fox 29's jenny joyce reports the attack is another reminder of just how dangerous a taxi driver'sob can be. >> unaudible. >> reporter: bad news spread quickly among cab community, hearing a fellow driver was shot multiple times overnight while on the job in southwest philadelphia. according to police. several cabdrivers, including mohammad to stopped by penn presbyterian medical center to see their friend. he was transported in critical condition. >> he was a nice guy. always working. i always talk to him. i said don't work in the nighttime. >> reporter: police say they received an emergency call before 2:30 when they a roofed at ogden and brooklyn streets they found a male driver in his 50's unresponsive lying in the streets. investigators say driver side door was opened and car was running. police tell us that the cabdriver, told his dispatcher that the customer from forty-second street was giving him a hard time with directions, and within minutes , police responded to a crime scene. >> i have been working for 22 years in this city. i start 1994. too many people got shot. dayti

. >> and jenny joyce is here to explain why. >> reporter: good morning mike and alex. there is not much description of the man that police are looking for except to say he is a man in his 30's, light skinned, possibly driving a ford explorer. police are looking for this man in connection to an incident that happened early this week. apparently it was tuesday morning around 7:30, when a young boy was approached by a man in the dark colored suv. child was walking to the bus stop here at entrance to penn brooke apartments on mill creek road in levittown, when a man told them to get into his reek will. the child refused and kept walking. the man ultimately drove off. people living hearsay there are a lot of children in the neighborhood. they will be extra concerned about the kid safety in the days ahead, this man, has not yet been caught. >> it is crazy. it is so many kids around here , it is a shame that things look that happened around here and it happens a lot. people just don't talk bit. >> very frightening to have them outside the trent door without me watching them o

lets get back out to bob kelly has been talking about, jenny joyce is at the intersection where the accidentappened at 5:15 this morning, jenny. >> and, mike from being here outside on the scene, i cannery it rate exactly what bob kelly is talking about. there was an accident here right behind me a short time ago, lots of destruction, lots going on, and lots of traffic, of course, so taking a look across the street that black cadillac that is what we're hearing was suspect vehicle, according to a direct witness, involved in this accident. witness tells me that suspect was driving that cadillac, flying, westbound, here on roosevelt boulevard, when, able, and, and suv also hit a off-duty state trooper, looking back a cross the street. and. vehicle, and, that is vehicle that belongs to the state trooper. it only had minor tam age. so after this multiple car crash, the witness tells me that he actually saw suspect take off, on tooth, heading down the 4800 block of somerdale avenue, in handcuffs , we're hearing there police that the suspect was initially in handcuffs, and somehow, he was able to

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jenny joyce is on this story for us from center city. >> reporter: according to philadelphia police,our people in the transgender community were victims of two separate crimes earlier this week. police say it is too early to know for sure if the two are connected or if there is a specific threat against people who are transgender. investigators say, sunday night, in west philadelphia, three trans women were held up at gunpoint, and monday night, a man was shot to death coming to the aid after transgender lady friends who was being robbed. police say both incidents occurred after dates were arranged on back emergency page. com. a classified website. descriptions of the website are similar. police cannot confirm connection or motive between the two case. alvarez, trans gender woman and long time community activist, says the trans community fears they are being targeted. >> this is nothing new. we've been saying this for years. that trans women of color are in eminently more danger than most of the other folks in the lgbt community. >> right now little too early for us to say think part

jennifer joyce live near the scene with those details. hi, jennyeporter: good morning, lauren. well, according to police cab driver was found across the street here outside of the cab lying on the ground. the driver was shot 13 times. police say it was 1:39 this morning when the cabby got a call to pick up a customer on 42n42nd street here in southwest philadelphia. the driver reported to dispatch that the man was giving him a hard time with directions, then win 40 minutes police responded to the call of a man shot at 42nd and ogden streets. that's when they found the driver here on the street with several gunshot wounds. the driver's side door was open and the cab was still running. there were nine shell casings on the block. no sign every the customer. the driver a man in his 50s was transported to presbyterian hospital where he is listed in critical condition. police also indicated that this location is only a couple of blocks from the initial call. at this point there are a lot of questions about what happened between 1:40 and 2:20 when the dri

back after he heard the gunshots, let's get out to jennifer joyce live at police headquarters with more on the story. good morning to you, jenny>> reporter: good morning, at least 19 shots were fired by private secure staff. they were fired after the security guard apparently heard those initial shots fired and they wanted to get involved. at this point, it's unclear whether or not the three people who were shot were hit by the suspect bullets or the bullets from security guard. it happened around 2:30 this morning, police say several reports came in hearing of multiple shots fired in the area of 29th and ridge streets. when police arrived, they found a male victim at the scene, two others arrived at temple hospital by way of private vehicle. according to police, a 24-year-old female was shot in the back. she was rushed into surgery. and is in critical condition. a 26-year-old man was shot in the abdomen. >> down the street from the richard capitol bar, there was private security guards on location. they heard gunshots and they saw a person firing and they returned fire. three security guards total returned fire, a total of 19

jennaphr joyce is there this morning and what a huge mess at airports across the country, jennie. >>, lauren, seeing it i saw on facebook one of my friends at san francisco international airport i know pictures are at several international parents of course here in philadelphia as well and protests will continue today with city officials, state officials and obviously organizations anybody who feels that trump's executive order on immigration is wrong and critics calling it illegal. let look at images from last night. protesters here at philly international after two syrian families with legal immigration visas were turned away at the airport from federal fraingts department of u.s. customs and border patrol. airport employees were not involved. sabina met up with the family of these people refused entry to the states. the asali's of allentown had a welcome meal for their family and had a house for their family only to see loved ones turned away minutes after landing on u.s. soil. >> angry. >> frustrated and lost. >> i don't know what i'm feeling inside. and i don't know what to do a