sky fox live over a fire in croydon, bucks county.his is a one-story manufacturing building along the 2900 block of state road. we're told this is a two alarm fire and you can see the flames and smoke just shooting from that building. no word yet on what started the fire or if there are any injuries. of course, we will stay on top of this and bring you information as soon as we get it. >> also breaking tonight, a major blow for president trump. one of his biggest campaign promises to repeal and replace obama care dead tonight. thanks for joining us at 6:00. i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. moments before the american health care act was up for a vote, president trump and gop leaders just pulled the bill. negotiates between gop leaders and both conservative and moderate republicans continued until the 11 many hour and beyond. the white house and house leaders could not come up with a plan that ultimately satisfied both moderates and couldn't zebb tiffs. here's what house speaker paul ryan had to say right after the bill was p

." >> ♪ >>> bucks county crews are battling a two alarm fire in croydon.ire broke out just after 5:00 in the 2900 block of state road. this is happening at the for the rail way specialties corporation. rail way and specials tease makes air tight doors for aircraft carriers. but as you can see, it has been attacked by flames in croydon. >>> last night we reported that police were investigating two suspicious deaths in the fox meadow aptmen well, today we know that the victims of double murder were a womanera six-year-old son. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the apartment complex in the 100 block of fox meadow drive. bob, you've got the full story. >> reporter: well, jim somebody out there has done something very horrific and they are on the loose. again, a mother and her son brutally stabbed to. >>> did. that son, that little boy just six years old. it's a crime that has rocked a neighborhood. >> this is horrible. this is horrible. >> sickening. >> reporter: saddened so many. >> tell you, it's saddening. you know, to see a child's life wiped ou

skyfox is live over a fire in croydon bucks county.an see the smoke and flames just pouring out of this one-story manufacturing building. it is definitely not under control. no word yet on what sparked this fire or if there are any injuries. again this is a fire in one-story manufacturing building in croydon. lots of thick dark smoke billowing into the sky. flames shooting into the air. of course, we will stay on top of this and bring you any new information as we get it. >>> all right. check this out. a close call for shoppers and workers at a wal*mart in texas. this is a store in corpus christi evacuated thursday night when this crane fell over. the crane fell just in front of the store just missed the building. no employees or shoppers were hurt. the driver of the crane was injured, however, when he tried to jump out of that crane. >>> well imagine hearing a large crash and then finding a car right inside your home. that's exactly what happened to one navy veteran in california who says he just woke up to a sudden jolt. police say a

the smoke from the fire in croydon could be seen for miles. good evening everyone, i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn denise. that building is home to several businesses and many of the employees are wondering what's next? our joanne pileggi is live for us tonight in croydon. joanne? >> reporter: dawn, we are live here along britt toll pike and the rail tracks and the road separate us from the scene of that massive fire at a manufacturing plant. firefighters still on the scene. they were able to bring it all under control about two hours ago, and soon they will begin the task of trying to find out what went wrong. you could see this fire for miles. from the sky the thick black smoke blanketing parts of bristol township in lower bucks. >> as high as a five story building. i mean it was like -- you could see the flames like shooting in the air and the smoke the smoke was so thick. >> reporter: the fire at a metal manufacturing plant in an industrial area along state road. quickly elevated to three alarms this evening with 15 fire companies respond

. >> bucks county crews battle a three alarm fire in croydon. you can see the railway specialties corporation, they manufacturer hatchets for ships. it took firefighters three hours to get the blaze under control. no one was hurt. no word on what sparked the crime. >> the murders of a woman and her young son have people shaking their heads. bob brooks is at the apartments with a search for the suspect. what is the latest there? >> jim, i can tell you this is someone a lot of people want caught soon. whoever did this, killed a mother and her son. the little boy was just six years old. >> it's a murder mystery that has this maple shade area on edge. >> what kind of monster would do that? >> they are crazy. >> also sadness. >> it's sad to see a child's life wiped out like that. >> they want whoever brutally killed this mother and son found fast. the 38-year-old and her six-year-old boy. the discovery was made by her husband around 9:00 p.m. last night. he's pictured here with his family. his friend said he called him shortly after finding his wife

fire crews battling that now two alarm blaze in croydon.out just after 5 o'clock on the 2900 block of state road. as you can see, fire, those flames still coming through the roof of that building. it is a very active fire. the crews working to put out out at this hour. it has ineighty two evidence tincreased to a twoalarm fire. so far no injuries reported. >> all right. well, country music super star garth brooks is back in town its been almost 20 years and his wife tricia yearwood have performed in philadelphia. their first of four shows kicks off tonight and i had a chance to talk to the husband and wife team about their return to philadelphia and they are just as excited as their fans. >> and i know this town they'll be tailgating. they're going to be treating it look it's a football game. >> garth and tricia prom some evidence their fans great shows this weekend with some surprises along the way. both say philadelphia knows its country music and will be singing along all night long. >> probably these people been working all day. i want

hours before 15 fire companies got a handle on a massive blaze at a metal manufacturing plant in croydon. the thick black smoke blanketing parts of bristol township in lower bucks. >> it was as high as a five-story building. i mean it was like -- you can see the flames like shooting in the air and the smoke, the smoke was so thick. >> reporter: the fire broke out around 5:00 in an industrial area along state road. jessica pena's husband just one of the brave who battled the up steps blaze. >> nerve racking. very adrenaline you shall rush rushed. fire ripping through the roof and everything. it was even more freaky when the firefighters were on the roof and stuff. >> dawn and paul kerr wick watched in fear. their two sons are employees at the century old metal company which does contract work for the navy. >> if they'll relocate and start another place because, you know, they got to continue to work somewhere. i don't know what they're going to do. >> my one son is a welder. my other son is head of shipping and receiving and my brother works in the machine shop. >> it's you have to times.

police have released the audio of a 999 call, in which the four year old, in croydon, told an emergencyy pressing his thumb on the fingerprint lock. he then used the phone's siri function, saying ‘help', which then connected him to emergency services. let's listen to some of that call. a remarkable story. a new study suggests that nearly a third of ourjobs could be at risk because of increasing use of robots. the accountancy firm pwc forecasts around 30% of current roles could potentially be automated by the early 2030s. workers in transport, manufacturing and retail roles are the most at risk, but analysts say automation could also create newjobs elsewhere and improve workplace quality. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather 110w. thank you, high pressure is heading oui’ thank you, high pressure is heading our way before the weekend, meaning a lot of dry weather. we already have dry weather, this was recently sentin have dry weather, this was recently sent in from pembrokeshire, belly a cloud in the sky here and in richmond, north yorkshire. but as yesterday, this is the picture

sky force ten was over the smoke and flames last night in croydon.icials say it started after 5:00 yesterday afternoon at the metal finishing corporation. fortunately nobody was hurt here, nobody needed to be rescued. crews were busy battling the fire for a few hours before they were able to get it under control. >>> let's head to the south. we're learning this morning a small plane that crashed into a home near atlanta took off from wilmington. the plane suddenly spiralled to the ground. the pilot was killed in the crash. nobody in the home was hurt. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> harrison forwad says he was distracted when he flew over a plane filled with passengers. the faa just released tapes of the conversation he had moments after landing. >> hi. husky eight niner hotel uniform. i'm the shmucke that landed on the taxiway. >> he was supposed to land on a runway but mistakenly landed on a taxiway. he flew just 100 feet over a plane carrying 116 people, and he landed on the same taxiway as another airliner getting ready to take off. >>> a

croydon council recently commissioned more street art on more buildings.y, first made his mark. i think a lot of councils have a confused perspective on graffiti and street art. on the one hand they are still penalising people for producing it and graffiti artists are still going to prison for producing graffiti whereas now councils are also supporting street art. anthropologist raphael has studied the spread and impact of street art and graffiti. what is the difference? councils spend millions removing illegal graffiti but sometimes street art is created without permission. if it is by banks eat it can be worth a fortune. there is this kind of passive permissibility where street art is not removed. councils are not sure whether it can be a good or bad thing, so they just leave whether it can be a good or bad thing, so theyjust leave it. there is also this active solicitation where street artists are paid to come and produce work. this is cou nty come and produce work. this is county road in walton, in liverpool, where shop owners have embraced street art

east of croydon, the lights are out on the a232 addiscombe road junction with radcliffe rd, with cautionf cloud around. we should stay mostly dry, and we will start the day tomorrow on a dry note at around 11 or 12 degrees. so another mild start to the day but there will be some outbreaks of just light rain and drizzle tomorrow morning. that is actually a weak cold front coming through and it will bring fresh air behind it so that by the time we get to the late morning tomorrow and the afternoon it will feel fresher. top temperatures tomorrow 16 or 17 degrees. some sunny spells in the afternoon. sunny spells and heavy showers on saturday. more sunshine on sunday. i‘m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. good morning it‘s thursday 30th march. a helicopter with five people on board has gone missing off the coast off north wales. trying to tackle obesity — official limits are published for the amount of sugar that should be in everyday foods. and brexit. it will have different benefits in terms of the free access to trade. good morning it‘s thursda

in surrey, the 822 cut from high passes close between dodds dynon road and croydon road due to an oilll see some fog forming. temperatures down to about nine degrees. quite a mild night tonight. tomorrow there is a fair amount of cloud around but i think many of us will have quite a bright day. southerly wind still with us, temperatures up to 16, possibly 17 celsius. we may get a touch above that. it‘s a different second half to the weekend. on sunday, quite a dank, dark day. lots of drizzle around for much of the day. certainly not fining up to get out and about for many of us. by monday it‘s looking much brighter and drier. it becomes mild as we had through next week and it is looking like a largely dry week ahead next week. i‘m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it‘s back to charlie and sally. the association of school and college leaders has warned schools in england are being forced to cut gcse and a—level courses in an effort to balance the books, according to a head teachers‘ union. th

bucks county investigators are searching for what sparked this inferno last night on state road in croydong corporation. >>> the top music, beauty, fashion and life-style experts gather today for the be beautiful expo at the convention center in center city. nbc10 is thrilled to be part of the fun and excitement. the expo happens this morning from 10:00 until 7:00. you can meet nbc10's erika martin and andrea cline thomas. go to our website at nbc10.com or check out the nbc10 app. that's it for now. i am rosemary connors. we'll send it back to the "today" show. we'll be back at 9:00 for a half hour of news. >>> we are back on a saturday morning, march 25th, 2017. this is a fantastic crowd! >> i can't even concentrate. >> a lot of gamecock fans here. a lot of gamecock fans. a lot of -- got some florida fans. a lot of folks in town for the game. where you guys from? >> columbia. >> from columbia, in time for the game? >> absolutely. >> were you there yesterday? >> are you kidding me?! >> will you be there tomorrow? >> yes. >> go, gamecocks. good luck tomorrow. thanks so much for swinging by.

last year, a club in croydon in london hit the headlines after it was revealed that, through form 696 music. i received this letter from them, and it said that bashment plays unacceptable forms of music and that if we continue to play it we'd literally risk losing our business. we were told that bashment may attract the wrong type of people. i don't think they actually wanted to see too many black people coming to the town centre. at the time, police disputed that was the case and the club has remained open after many local people protested. my birthday bash was nearly shut down unless i took an artist off. it turned out to be because his brother had some sort of court case. wasn't even the actual artist. they said, yeah, basically he had to come off otherwise your birthday bash isn't going to happen, so i actually had to take him off the line—up. i've definitely been booked at an event where the promoter's like, last—minute, more time on the day had to say, "can't put this event on no more, police have said no, we haven't got a reason why." the metropolitan police refused to do an in