let's go to the video from the scene last night in camden. detectives were there throughout the night on east state street. this happened 11:30 p.m. inside an apartment. a 30-year-old woman shot in the head. police and medics responded and rushed her to cooper university hospital. she was in serious condition. camden county police and the prosecutor's office is investigating and they were on the scene for hours gathering evidence. at this point there's been no word on the circumstance of the shooting or what the motive was, we've repeatedly called for information, including who they may be looking for. they have not responded. if we receive any updates we'll give them to you, last night a 30-year-old woman in camden rushed to the hospital in serious condition after being shot in the head inside an apartment. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. a two-alarm fire in trenton, new jersey was brought over control overnight. the blaze flared at 9:30 on comings avenue in a retail and residential building. fortunately there

let's go to video from the scene in camden. can see police remain on the scene at ablett parents -- apartments on east state street. this happened at 11:30 p.m. a 30-year-old woman was shot in the head. police and medics responded rushed her to cooper university hospital in serious condition. camden county police and the prosecutor's office are investigating they were on the scene for hours gathering evidence. there's no word on the circumstance around the shooting or what the motive was, we called multiple times for information who police may be looking for, so far nobody has gotten back to us. this is a developing story, we're learning more information, of course if there are any with updates we'll bring them for you, what we know a 30-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital in serious condition with a gunshot wound to her head. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >> reporter: it took several hours to contain this two-alarm fire in trenton, new jersey. chopper 6 hd was over the 200 block of comi

in camden u nbc10 news. >>> nbc10 news at 6:00 is next. here are jim rosenfield and jacqueline monday. >> and still ahead tonight at 6:00, hear the concerned 911 calls from drivers just minutes before a crash killed a state trooper. >>> also ahead at 6:00, we have learned new details about the arrest in the murder of a philadelphia teenager. >>> plus special tributes continue to flow in for joe biden, we're live at a party in washington, d.c. next. >>> get ready for some cold air before the end of the week. that's next on nbc10 news at 6:00. >>> hear the panic from drivers before an out-of-control car killed a state trooper. >>> a christmas grinch. a search a woman who swiped a baby jesus statue from the christmas city. >>> delaware day, we're live in washington, d.c. as leaders from around the country honored vice president joe biden. >>> tonight new information in a deadly crash that killed a new jersey state trooper. nbc10 exclusively obtained the 911 calls from driver who is saw a car driving erratically just minutes before the acciden

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in camden tonight with more on what this means for the city, cleve. >> reporter: more than 220 new housing units are in the works now for the mount evefram neighborhood, as part of the bigger picture, plan to make sure that the revitalization that is going on in camden happens throughout the city. the 76ers new state of the art training complex in camden is symbol of new life for a team and city. billions of dollars are currently being invested in the waterfront. this is not only part of the camden trying to up its game. >> we wanted to choose a place where we have it here. >> reporter: shoe kings is life work of the darren and byron gant, they have autographed sneakers from nba legend and specialize in selling vintage kicks. >> we see their name on the back. we signed it. >> reporter: but location on mount eve tram avenue is not most vibrant business environment. >> you know, it is a lot of vacant buildings, storefronts. >> i feel like we need more opportunities here. >> reporter: that call for help just got a response there washington. >> th

camden county prosecutor office is helping with that investigation. but, police right now, just very grateful, that they say this extremely dangerous preditor is off the street after very tends stand-off with officers last night. what we know now friday police release that andre wesley is the suspect in this violent sexual assault that happened last sunday night. now, the victim told police, that an armed man forced her into a white van, at the intersection of broadway and pine in camden, she says he then drove her to nearby lot next to abandoned building where he sexually assaulted her, and brutally beat her. friday night, officers went to wesley's willingboro home, and please had to use a taster to subdue him. tens stand-off situation with officers on scene, officers de escalated the situation. he was provoking the officers trying to get them to shoot him officers exercising extreme restraint, bolt our officers and officers from the willingboro police department. >>> and, camden county police chief scott thompson says that wesley is a tear one regis

the cost of the system for smart 911 is born by the taxpayers of camden county. about $50,000 we are told as for security of the profiles they are password protected and they are encrypted. live in lyndonwald, channel 6 "action news." >>> a philadelphia judge has rejected a green party effort to inspect the city's voting machine and their software. today's decision comes after philadelphia's election board rejected the idea. green party candidate, jill stein, and her lawyers are trying to prove that the machines are vulnerable to hacking and making sure that that didn't affect the results of pennsylvania's presidential election. she will give her arguments before a federal judge on friday. >>> 74-year-old joe biden made news yesterday by refusing to say he would not run for president in 2020. we should be advised not to be shock fire department that actually happens. on this day, vice president joe biden was the object of extraordinary praise by his former colleagues in the u.s. senate. praise from both sides of the aisle. lets go to sara bloomquist live in our s

. >>> gunfire erupts inside an apartment building in camden leave a woman shot in the head. katherine scott joins us live at the camden county police department with more. >> reporter: matt, what exactly happened last night remains under investigation, we know the victim is 30 years old, rushed to the hospital last night in serious condition, so far this morning we have not had a an update from police this morning on her condition at the hospital. let's go to video, last night in camden, detectives were on the scene investigating they were there throughout the night on east state street. this happened 11:30 p.m. inside an apartment, a 30-year-old woman shot in the head. police and medics responded rushed her to cooper university hospital in serious condition. camden county police and the prosecutor's office are investigating they were on the scene for hours gathering evidence and trying to conduct interviews. at this point there's been no word on the circumstance of the shooting and what the motive was. we called multiple times for information, including who police might be

prosecutors say he targeted women in camden and a mother from the burbs. >> reporter: he faces a lifetime in prison and possibly the death penalty for a crime spree from yaden county which included murder and four sexual assaults. >> i'm just so relieved he's take on off the streets. it's just devastating. >> reporter: neighbors remember the night the body of that tasha gibson was discovered on the steps of her friend's home. prosecutors say allan randomly attacked the woman in september. >> he preys on women, he either slashes their throat or he tries to choke them to death. >> reporter: investigators with the philadelphia police special victims unit linked allan's dna to four different cases. >> some of the evidence that we were able to recover was some surveillance video, eyewitnesses and physical evidence. >> police had him in custody in october, charged with the kensington attacks. described as one of the most brutal crimes they have seen, prosecutors say allen attacked the woman at random. allan is charged with first-degree murder and robbery in gibson's case, he's also considered a

camden county police and the prosecutor's office are investigating this case. we've reached out repeatedly for information, including who they are looking for, but no one has responded. at this point there's no word on the circumstance of the shooting or what the motive could have been, this all remains under investigation, we'll bring you updates as we get them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> a wrongly convicted philadelphia man is free after spending ten years behind bars. the action cam was there as donte rollins was released from prison. rollins and two others were convicted of a shooting that paralyzed a 6-year-old boy. rollins was sentenced to 62 years in prison. new evidence helped overturned the conviction and the pennsylvania superior court ordered his release. >> i'm happy to be out, it's over now, i'm going to start my life. >> rollins said he owes a debt of gratitude to his mother and those who believed him. >> 5:05, a frantic search is underway for a south jersey marine who is miss fog are a -- who is missing f

the victim was shot in the head inside of a home in camden and investigators are now putting out a plea for information to help find their killer. katherine scott joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: rick, this is the second homicide in this area in the matter of days. in this latest case, the 34-year-old woman was shot and killed in her home. so far there have been no arrests. police were back at the village complex in camden, a 34-year-old woman, a mother was fatally shot. >> pray for everybody. but the kids -- >> police responded to a 911 call, inside of a home on river avenue. and the victim was rushed to cooper hospital in serious condition with a gunshot wound to her head. and this woman said the police lights caught her attention. >> i saw them taking a stretcher to the ambulance and a lot of cops and stuff here. >> she succumbed to her injuries. and the camden county police and prosecutors office remained on the scene trying to piece together what happened. just two days ago there was a homicide nearby on the 1200 block of east state street. sean johnson was shot early tue

a camden neighborhood stricken with blight. we're told that millions of dollars will go towards revitalizing the mt. ephraim south neighborhood. cory booker, congressman menendez and norcross and dana redd will make the announcement later this morning. >>> also in camden county today, goodwill industries will hold its annual holiday party for the disabled community. local companies will donate food and presents. santa will make a visit as well. the celebration will start later this morning at camden riverboat house in pennsauken. >>> and in delaware county, a cyber safety and social media seminar for kids and adults. it is to promote online safety. the program will be today from 9:00 a.m. until noon. >>> and in new castle county today, d.a.r.t. will unveil a new mobile app at its bus agency headquarters in wilmington. it will allow them to choose a bus stop, learn when their bus will arrive and follow buses along the designated routes. d.a.r.t. will also announce other technology plans that will improve customer service. >>> an

members of camden welcomed santa and some of his elves yesterday. more than 50 families were selected through local churches and the event was organized by the paternal order of police officers. >>> coming up next at 6:00, we'll see how they helped her sort out the situation and saved her nearly $500. >>> plus, we'll break down today's electoral college vote that is expected to make donald trump's election official and we'll tell you about the protestors. you're watching "nbc 10 news today." 29 degrees outside. >>> and if you're just heading out the door, make sure you have the free "nbc 10" app. it's your one stop resource for breaking news, first alert neighborhood weather and traffic all day long. >>> making it official. today's electoral college will cast votes for president of the united states amid push back from protesters. >>> deadly crash. two people died when the car they were in slammed into a school bus in northeast philadelphia. >>> and a fire at an assisted living facility in burlington county forces dozens of people into the cold. we'

camden county police, sex offender, and out on parole. but for now, liver from the camden county police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> trang, thank you. wilmington is preparing to bury another firefighter next week. senior firefighter artist hope died from injuries he suffered in a fire few month ago. next saturday, 1:00 at the chase center on the riverfront. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talked to the community in mourning including her fiancee. >> the sound of chimes blanketed the quiet freeport where hope lived but her fiancee sounds in pain. >> she was a great woman. whatever happens to my life. >> derrick was devastated when he learned the love of his live, senior firefighter artery hope, died after fighting for two month following this wilmington fire in september. >> right now my mind is just to worry about the children. >> says artery had three girls, he's close to all of them, he came into their lives four years ago. he and ardie were engaged last year. and he was ready to celebrate her retirement f

it will also make the corridors kids walk to and from school in camden as well as community parks safer. a few months ago, suspects fired an ak-47 from this park striking a school bus. >> how we make this come true is making sure that we have a competent jekt team thproject t. >> carol arnold says where she lives holds her back from giving back. >> the water, if you don't be mindful will burn you. so i can't be a foster mom. >> she wants to foster kids in a safe neighborhood. >> they said there's so many years, we wait for so many years, when i see it, then i will believe it. >>> so our weather now and tonight's the night if you've been stalling to really pull out that cold weather gear. >> you have to. it's necessary. >> we're going to definitely need it on thursday and friday, we issued the first alert earlier, it was in our forecast probably close to 10 days ago, that's why we do 10-day forecasts, because there's really not much doubt that this was going to happen. thursday and friday, those are target days, so tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night, go out and do some shopping and not be

. >>> and the 6th annual camden holiday parade. you're taking a live look across the delaware right now. the parade begins at cooper street and ends at the camden children's garden. >>> well, santa broke in his very busy schedule to find out who's been naughty and who's been nice at shriner hospital in north philadelphia. >> ho, ho, ho, merry christmas. >> st. nick can be there in person and still be in time for the kids, face-to-face. with the session with santa, the kids get to tell him what they wanted for christmas. and each child got their very own prechristmas gift bag and treat. and the share kindness compare, #sharekindness. campaign. we want you to get involved, #sharekindness on facebook, also on instagram or twitter. >> santa's high-tech. >> how about that. >>> 4:49. let's check in with jessica boyington. she's got a look at the maps and the cameras out there. what are you seeing, jess? >> thanks, guys. the cameras near the vine street expressway and the ramps have already lifted. there are some spots seeing relief but f

. >>> we're following breaking news out of camden county right now. skyfox over the scene of this wreck on interstate 76. this is on the southbound ramp 295 northbound that's in bellmawr. that's where a car smashed into the back of a tractor trailer. now we're hearing crews had to remove one person from that car. medics took them to cooper university hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police had all lanes shut down as they cleared the crash scene. we're told now one lane of traffic is getting by but you can still expect some delays in that area. >>> police in camden county are trying to figure out who shot and killed a woman inside a home late last night. it happened around 11:30 avenue let village housing complex along state street in camden. officers found the 34-year-old woman she later died at cooper university hospital. investigators are not sure if of the motive right now. >> time to check with the fox 29 weather authority. looking live at the pocono mountains. crews have been making fresh snow at the blue mountain ski resort. you migh

. >> camden has some fortune 500 companies that they're going to call camden home, little old camden,nd with that taken away, we would have been devastated. coming up next, a philadelphia woman is speak out tonight after an arrest in the hit and run crash that killed her young daughter. >> it don't bring my daughter back, i can't say that that will ever bring her back, she's gone. >> the message that mother had for the man who's charged with taking daughter's life. >>> a drug overdose antidote now in the hands of school nurses. first in new jersey effort to save young lives from a growing epidemic. >> cooler air is coming in for the first time in december, i'm tracking those changes in your first alert neighborhood weather forecast next on nbc10 news. >>> hey, football fans, big news, thursday night football is on nbc10. if football's on, out. >>> you hit my child like a dog or a cat in the street. >> we get a at the driver now charged with killing her girl. >>> i'm sick and want to cry. >> parents in shock. they're opening up after what was found on a phone that police say belongs to

we hope we can. >> reporter: and many of camden's homeless did spent the day at the camden library or getting a warm meal at the soup kitchen. due to funding, the soup kitchen don't open until 7:00 at night and joseph's house will hit capacity here tonight. >>> the first alert weather team will be working throughout the weekend to bring you the latest forecast for your neighborhood. you can watch them on air or go and download the nbc10 app. you can get our exclusive neighborhood forecast there as well or track the snow and rain on the interactive radar. >>> other news, the donald trump thank you tour has arrived in pennsylvania. at the giants center in hershey, pennsylvania. nbc10's drew smith is there live where people have already started lining up out there in the cold for tonight's event, right, drew? >> reporter: painful cold, but still thousands of people, this does have the feel of one of the campaign rallies, although that campaign is over, you can see the merchandise still selling. we have seen people from all over pennsylvania, tons of new jersey license plates out in the p

we have severe back ups on 295 camden county.s there, we'll show you pictures when "action news" continues on this friday morning. >> 6:43 a.m., chopper 6 hd arrived at breaking news, let's turn to matt pellman. >> reporter: the camden county crawl is on because of this crash, matt and tam along 295. these are the northbound lanes in haddon heights by the exit for route 30. you can see traffic squeezing by. multiple vehicles involve i'm counting, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 vehicles involved in the northbound accidents. a lot of emergency crews on the scene. we had a ladder truck here looks like that has left. the shoulder and off ramp squeezing by on northbound 295. that's the view from chopper 6 hd this is a different view, you can see the travel time there, 56 minutes which should be not even close this morning because of the speeds like 3 miles per hour, as you come north of the 42 freeway. so, again, you really want to think alternates to northbound 295. they could include evesham road down here, the new jersey turnpike is a good

the diner in camden that hasn't happened in years. krystal? >>> we are tracking some chilly temps to start out your day. doesn't get any better as we move through the day. we'll track the temps with your neighborhood planners coming up next. . >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington. the germantown pike on ramp, everything looks fine. drive times on the blue route are great from 95 to the schuylkill expressway. north or southbound, we're seeing a really, really easy drive. everything is in the green. same thing goes for the schuylkill expressway. drive time here 13 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds are into the low 60s or high 50s. 13 minute trip there. nothing to worry about on the schuylkill. mass transit, everything on time or close to schedule for the most part. right now on this monday morning a really easy drive or commute for you. septa, patco or new jersey transit. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather. >> and we're starting out in the pocono mountains. camelback mountain. the

camden county police say he could be responsible for similar attacks on women in other jurisdictions. >>> philadelphia police want your help to find a man who robbed a woman at gun point in northern liberties. take look at this surveillance video. watch as the suspect approaches from behind. he grabbed a woman, pointed a gun to her head and took off with her purse. this happened tuesday night in the 400 block of north third street. the victim was not injured. >>> new tonight, a man is rushed to the hospital after getting pulled from a burning row home in west oak lane. firefighters found the man in his 60s on the second floor of the home on the 7600 block of gilbert street. he suffered smoke inhalation and did not have any vital signs when firefighters saved him. one firefighter also suffered a minor injury investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire. >>> tonight funeral range. >>> are set for trail blazing wilmington firefighter artis hope. the viewing will take place at the chase center next saturday at 10:00 a.m. followed by the the funeral service at 1:00 p.m. th

camden county police are investigating an accident involving a police cruiser and car. happened 3:15 on north crescent boulevard. there were no serious injuries and no charges will be filed. >>> new from overnight, police investigating a shooting in north philly that left two men hurt. victims both shot in the legs sitting in a car around 12:30 this morning. right now they're in stable condition. police haven't made any arrests yet in the case. >>> president-elect donald trump's transition team dismissing reports that the cia believes russia tried to interfere with the election because the communist country wanted mr. trump to win. last night, president obama ordered a full report into election hacking. one intelligence official tells nbc10 the president may make some of the information public. the federal government will keep running until the end of april. the senate beat a midnight deadline to prevent shut down. it provides flood relief, drought relief for california and help for the lead problem in flin flint, michigan. >>> now to the white house transition. preside

we are live at camden county police. jeff, what are the details here? >> reporter: jim, the woman's children were in fact home at the time and as if witnessing that was not enough we learn that a 27-year-old man was murdered in the same home just last month. with the killer on the loose police were out searching for clues door-to-door, at the village that saw their share of vie lengths lately. >> there are innocent children out here. the killing needs to stop. >> a 34-year-old woman shot in the head in her apartment and her children were at home. and this neighbor says that police lights caught her attention. >> i saw them taking a stretcher to the ambulance and there was a lot of cops and stuff here. >> the same unwhy it a 27-year-old man was stabbed last month and later died. the killer of diane's son sean johnson is still out there. he was gunned down at the same housing complex. >> we should be celebrating christmas and instead we are planning a funeral, it's not right. it's not fair. >> camden's homicide rate is up 29% from last year and nearly hal

camden county police say he could be responsible for similar attacks on women in other jurisdictions. >>> philadelphia police want your help to find a man who robbed a woman at gun point in northern liberties. take look at this surveillance video. watch as the suspect approaches from behind. he grabbed a woman, pointed a gun to her head and took off with her purse. this happened tuesday night in the 400 block of north third street. the victim was not injured. >>> new tonight, a man is rushed to the hospital after getting pulled from a burning row home in west oak lane. firefighters found the man in his 60s on the second floor of the home on the 7600 block of gilbert street. he suffered smoke inhalation and did not have any vital signs when firefighters saved him. one firefighter also suffered a minor injury investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire. >>> tonight funeral range. >>> are set for trail blazing wilmington firefighter artis hope. the viewing will take place at the chase center next saturday at 10:00 a.m. followed by the the funeral service at 1:00 p.m. th

, new jersey, that's a busy intersection between water ran and the main 36th street hub right in camden, new jersey, wait to go see are there any injuries to folks in the vehicle? to folks on the train? bottom line right now, new jersey transit river line train suspended between walter reed right there by rutgers in camden all the way up to 36th street, 36th street, the big terminal, just a block away, from the accident scene at federal and river road. so, we will keep our eye on it, we will bring you up-to-date as soon as we get more info. live look at the roosevelt boulevard. southbound onramp from fox street an accident. coming in from new jersey, slower than normal. we've had some heavy rain all morning long, likes like the spigot finally got turnoff. everything slow, wet, working your way in toward the city. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you, back to this big earthquake. right now, crews are searching desperately for survivors in this horrible quake in indonesia. >> nearly 100 people have been killed. but that number could go up as they search for more survivors. the six

a superintendent in camden county is on paid leave until february. that's what the waterford township decided. the world heard from residents of last night's meeting. some staff members have accused eichner of discrimination and sexual harassment. he's called the complaint frivolous. >>> today in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will launch a new tool to help drivers avoid extended traffic problems. the new system is called 911 p.a. connect. it will send alerts to driver's smartphones about stops on state highways that last four hours or more. you can sign up for the app. instrumentation of this 911 system is aimed at preventing massive backups like this one on january 15th on the pennsylvania turnpike. nearly 500 travelers were trapped during a snowstorm. >>> starting next month, the state will be accepting applications to grow marijuana. health officials accepted 900 applications for philadelphia alone. a law signed earlier this year makes marijuana legal in pill, vapor or liquid forms but not in smoking form. medical marijuana is legal i

the city of camden saw 44 homicides a 29% increase. for each grieving family, the numbers can't measure the loss. my son had three kids and it's christmas time and instead of celebrating christmas we are planning a funeral, it's not right, it's not fair. >> the name of last night's victim has not been released. police are not saying a lot about this case. if you know igabout this, are you urged to call the camden county prosecutors office. channel 6 "action news." >> all right jeff thank you. >>> a montgomery county woman is now facing charges after her missing daughter was found dead hundreds of miles away from home. grace parker was reported missing by her mother last july. police were told that she ran away from her abington home with $300 because she was upset because she was not allowed to go to a friend's home. weeks ago grace's remains were found in rural luzerne county and now they say that her mother grace parker gave miss leading information. and charged with endangerment and a person of interest in her death. people are aski

keith also checked in a small watch party in camden.mong those attending in camden is a local 15-year-old who has been inspired by "hairspray." >> when i watched "hairspray" she didn't care what she looked like. she was so pretty. no matter what she looked like she was beautiful. >>> and luclucy, lifting up cam youth. the program is for racial justice, love and diversity. hairspray fans hit us up on social media. we want to hear your comments about the live show. did you like it? twitter addresses on the screen. >>> it is a first for new jersey. as promised camden county has rolled out a new 911 system that will hopefully save lives. people can go on to the smart 911 system to create a personal profile and information that may be critical for first responders in an emergency. officials tell us you choose how much personal information you want to input. >> everything you want to do with that system, in order to make sure that the first responders have as much information as possible will go in there. >> the new system will cost camden co

nbc 10's matt delucia is live in camden to tell us more. matt? >> right. it is the longest darkest dnigh of the year. here in camden county, the latest are 700 homeless people living on the streets and i spoke with two women who go ow and talk with the homeless, trying to get them the help they need including medical help and counseling. they see homeless individuals of all ages and they're getting younger, people who have lost their homes for a variety of reasons. they themselves have seen individuals who die without a home. >> there's a lot of stigma tied to it. to break the stigmas, they're not all on drugs. a lot of them for financial reasoning, they ended up homeless. >> there's even more concern when it's cold outside like it is right now. there are events happening throughout the country to mark this day and raise this awareness. atlantic city held a vigil on monday night and they'll be taking up a campaign here in camden. for now i'm live in camden, matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> thanks for that. our nbc digital team spent two months spending time

it will benefit the center for family services in camden. the city's mayor call this is an incredible blessing. >>> some homeowners in newcastle county will be paying higher taxes for schools. it raises taxes $17 for homeowners in the school district. the tax hike will go toward building three new schools in elementary, middle and high schools. two other schools will be renovated. >>> she was a budding music star from south jersey, now the family of christina grimme is doi doing. >>> and the countdown to 2017, our exclusive 10-day forecast takes us all the way to new year's eve, see if you'll be celebrating under cloudy skies. that's next at 5:00. s. >>> there are questions being raised of safety -- stored their fireworks too close to other stalls. a manager of one fire works store in our area says a chain reaction like this one couldn't happen here. >> it was an outdoor tent so obviously i don't think they would have sprinklers that a fire works store like this would have. >> he explained that their fire works are packed in fireproof packin

we go, sky6 live hd give you go a live look over camden.re was fog out there this morning, take it easy on the road. meteorologist chris sowers said we'll hit 60 and then a one-two punch from old man winter again. his exclusive forecast up next. so, mr. harris, we have your fingerprints on the safe. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. you, we're so happy you're waking up with us, 6:41 a.m., 55 degrees, what a change from yesterday. there was fog out there earlier. source is tracking this up and down rollercoaster. i can't believe people can wear shorts today. >> reporter: yesterday it was snowing and raining and sleeting and fog and now 55 degrees and thunderstorms. another day of weather buffet. >> get you outside t

it was cross keys road in camden county. medics took the victim to the hospital.e are working to find more details including the person's condition. >>> 6:32. 28 degrees outside. in northeast philadelphia two people are dead after a car slammed into a school bus that was stopped at a red light on roosevelt boulevard near woodward street last night. the car burst into flames. an unidentified man and woman in the car were killed. no children were on the bus. the bus driver wasn't hurt. police say speed was a factor in that crash. >>> today the transition to president-elect trump is expected to take another step forward. electoral college will cast votes in states across the country. "nbc 10's" matt delucia is live for us this morning in our digital operations center. matt, protesters are making their case but they're not expected to get their way. explain this. >> right. katy and tracy, the results of this election are not likely to change. there's already a group of protesters in harrisburg ready to greet pennsylvania's electors in an attempt to get them not to vot

including camden. and the kick store program is getting more private and public help. >> after failed attempts to secure the grant in recent years, mayor dana redd thanked those on local and state levels that helped. >> they can know they have not been forgotten, promises made and promises kept. >> a choice community where you have everything from mixed income and access to health care and great schools and economic opportunity. it's the revitalization of the american dream. >> planners expect more than 300 mixed income units and owns united. residents are cautiously excited. >> i can't wait for the new community we have waited for for so many years. when they start i'll believe it. >> the plan is expected to be completed in five years and some projects like branch village behind me have begun. reporting in camden, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> well, temple university did not waste any time. they have name aid new football coach. florida gator defensive coach collins got the job. ducis

officers in camden discovered the stash of bikes in the basement of that small grocery store.n the 600 block of broadway during an investigation that started back in october. all of those bikes were being put up for resale. if yours has gone missing camden police have posted all of the recovered merchandise on their web site. now, you will need to provide proof of ownership like a serial number a receipt a photograph or some other documentation. >> 91 individual pictures. if people can provide any type of documentation or maybe some pictures of them with identifying markers on the bicycles we would return the bikes to their rightful owners. >> now police have also recovered some ipads and iphones other electronics from the very same investigation. those they say have been easier pair up with owners because well people tend to know the serial numbers on those types of devices and not so much with the bikes. so, as for who was running this stolen bike ring no arrests have been made and this investigation is very much ongoing. in the meantime they want to get these bikes back to

the third option would be to split camden high school students into two different buildings.arents can using the option they like on the district's website. the new school won't be ready until 2021. >>> 5:39, and we are looking at a cold start this morning. cold enough for some snowflakes. and you may see a few. this is easton, pennsylvania. looking pretty dry right now. very isolated stuff on the radar. there's easton, clouds overhead, but it's dry. showers are in allentown. and to the south, a little warmer. you might see a rain drop or snowflake. absolutely nothing big. and it's not going to last long. it's going to be moving out along with the cloud which is means we'll see more and more sunshine. 36 degrees right now. temperatures actually come up this morning. 36 degrees, a five-mile-per-hour wind. a little bit of a southwesterly wind. hoping to boost the temperatures by 8:00. a sprinkle is possible in philadelphia. but dry for the rest of the day with plenty of sunshine. 46 degrees by lunchtime. near 50 degrees at 2:00. suburbs, those clouds are around this morning. th

jeff spoke to neighbors today and he is live at camden police with the details. >> reporter: sharrie and rick, you feel for the children, we are told that they were home when their mother was shot once in the head. she is the second person to have been killed in that very apartment unit since november. >> detectives were back at the village apartments in camden knocking on doors to get information to find the person that fatally shot a 34-year-old mother. >> i think about the kids, they suffer the most. >> shortly before 11:30 officers responded to a 911 call for the report of a shooting on river avenue near east state street. the

. >>> more high school students are graduating in camden. 70% of students graduated from camden high schools that's up 49% in 2012. last year's dropout rate was 12% down 9% in four years time. this change comes less than three years after the beginning of the camden commitment. the school district's plan to provide better opportunities for students in the city. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenny is taking part in the preschool directive. because of the phl pre-k initiative this school will expand to 90 students in january. it is expected to be paid for through funds collected from the beverage tax. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, police are searching for the criminals who stole a million dollars in gold during a daring heist in france. >> dozen of hotel guests wake up to find their ski resort on fire. >>> meteorologist david murphy has the bitter cold forecast later this week in the accuweather forecast, when "action news" continues in just a moment. (man) my dad and i have the same eyes. same nose. same toughness. and since he's had moderate alzheimer's disease, the same nev

the grant will benefit the center for family services in camden.he congressman said the grant is evidence that camden is rising. >>> 5:25. homeowners and a new app is sprinting to record sales. landon dowdy is here with headlines on this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >> hi there, tracy. good morning to you. home affordability has been at an eight-year low. nearly 30% of local housing markets are less affordable than historical averages. analysts say lukewarm wage growth is partly to blame. an uptick in mortgage rates has only accelerated the trend. >>> meanwhile, super mario land shattered records in apple's app store. ninten nintendo's first smartphone game. super mario run is only available on ios devices. >>> and it may take a little longer for the dow to reach 20,000. futures are lower. stocks slipping yesterday with the markets in a title range with volume ahead of the holidays. analysts say unemployment, durable goods, income and spending and final report on gdp. the dow falling 19941. nasdaq down 12 to 5721. tracy, back

the grant will benefit the center for family services in camden and expand the work they do to benefit the city's young people. the congressman says this grant is evidence that camden is thriving. >> in pennsylvania, one pocono ski resort is launching a new ski resort experience. guests will be able to be part of what's being called galactic snow tubing. the after dark activity is going to feature laser lit lanes and an led light show. >> that's going to be really cool. >> but it's funny on this first day of winter, we're actually feeling a warmup. >> it doesn't really feel like winter. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is following that for us. >> it's all relative, after the bitter cold air that we have seen over the last several days, today's temperatures in the 40s seem much, much more comfortable. despite all the clouds across the area. not much wind, that's another reason it feels fairly comfortable, and we're at or above 40 degrees across about the entire area. as we go into neighborhoods here in philadelphia, while it's 43 at the airport. 4 4 at rittenhouse, penns port and down to

so pretty cool that it is right here on the camden waterfront.t was launched officially a year after that attack on pearl harbor and they say many who served on this ship and later gathered to remember that date 75 years ago that forever change our country. >> ♪ >> reporter: as american flag waves over the water, it reminds those who soluted their common cause, the pursuit of liberty, justice and of a nation inn divisive. >> freedom is never free. somebody has to die to defend that freedom. that is the message hopefully america is learning and will never forget. >> reporter: seventy-five years after hundreds of japanese fighter planes attack the u.s. naval base at pearl harbor these men have not forgotten. >> those poor people out there the a pearl harbor, they didn't have a chance and i'm sorry. >> you think about the tragedy, and the fact that we were so unprepared, for war at the time, didn't see it coming. >> reporter: the attack led america in to world war two and tragedy became a lesson. >> pearl harbor united america like nothing has ever

sister station kyw news radio caught up with saint nick while visiting the adventure aquarium in camden. >> reporter: santa claus and his helpers arrived into town by way of jet skis, along the delaware river. he received a warm welcome by children and adults gathered on the deck outside adventure aquarium in camden, not only was santa there to see good little boys and girls but good fish and animals too. >> i come every year and i syringe will some manage in the exhibit, i give them treats and they get toys if they have been good. >> reporter: then put on scuba gear and punch in the water to the amazement of the boys and girls below, watching through a giant window. sharks, sea turtles, stingrays and other marine life, swam around santa and his elves. >> he was high fiveing people and then said hi and then bubbles came out, which was cool. >> i waved high and he waved back and blow a kiss. he went like this, and all of the bubbles came out. >> everyone of them out the window throughout the day. >> do that again. >> ho, ho, ho good how about another one. >> ho, ho, ho. >> reporter: sant

we got to call up the camden adventure aquarium. >> or buy a ticket to japan. >> either or.ip. >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm greg argos, i'm jan carabeo, for lauren, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. have a great day. this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. at ctca, it's al

camden, new jersey is among five sit toys receive grants dedicated to redeveloping severely distressed public housing. the members of the congress announced yesterday that 13 million-dollar will be invested in the mount ephraim neighborhood. money will be used to replace housing like grant village. >> this is about restoring what martin luther king called the beloved community. if camden doesn't make it, then the american dream is a lie. >> i feel like if the money is infused in the right place, i have no doubt in my mind that this area will flourish. >> grant money will be used to create new educational and job opportunities. >>> well, time is 4:50. time for a check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. markets opening up at record highs what are investors watching today. >> reporter: fed is expected to raise interest rates today, it is wrapping up a policy meeting this afternoon, fed has kept interest rates at record lows as a waste to pir is economy after the financial crisis. this would be onl

. >> some really good news came out of camden today.

for now reporting live in camden, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news."k to you, matt. >> thank you, annie. >>> also breaking this morning a double shooting has left one man dead and an innocent by that stand wounded. gunfire ear represented at a laundromat in the city's logan section around 12:30a police say a 22-year-old man was shot several times and died at the hospital. the bystander 39-year-old man was shot in the ankle while he was simply walking home. >> it appears that the shooter was firing shots from very close proximity and due to the fact that the victim was hit four times it appears that this 22-year-old was the intended target. >> police are talking to witnesses and checking surveillance cameras in the area. >> wilmington police trying to determine if a young man who was shot four times was the victim of a robbery. they were called to the report of gunfire at 22nd and pine streets just after 5 o'clock yesterday evening. in a home nearby they found a 19-year-old man with gun shots wounds to his right arm leg and hips. he was taken to the hos

the city of camden is getting a major economic boost from the federal government.al, state and national leaders came together to announce $13.2 million in funding for camden. leaders say it won't just help build new homes, it will also help transform the lives of people in the community. >> because it's more than brick and mortar and new housing. it's about people's lives at the end of the day that we are changing today for the better and changing the course of events for the better. >> leaders tell us it's too soon to tell exactly when the redevelopment project will be completed. >>> well, police responded to a target store in bucks county last night, but not to answer a crime call. >> yeah, instead, they were on a holiday mission. that mission? well, they were there to investigate which toys were best for children of families in need. warrington officers helped kids do some christmas shopping for themselves and also their families. look at those smiles. they call it heroes and helpers, and they all had a great time. >> what's it like? >> exciting. >> cool. >> we'

a camden student who took the podium said he's on his way to cornell. >> i had no clue when i was in middle school that kids didn't graduate. like, i didn't know that half of my classmates wouldn't make it to the end. 50% is a really low number. you know, 70%, you know, we could still do better. >> the superintendent said they want the district to focus more on special education and parent-teacher relationships next year. >>> so, santa's job is usually to bring joy and happiness to children. >> yeah, for one santa in tennessee, a visit with a 5-year-old boy also brought some peace. a few weeks ago, this santa was called to the hospital bedside of a terminally ill boy. he gave the child a toy and these words -- >> when you get up to those pearly gates, you just tell them you're santa's number one elf. he's like, "i am?" you sure are. i'm sure they'll let you right in. he goes, "they will?" i go, i know it. just came up and gave him a big hug. i held him and he just looked up at me, he said, "santa, can you help me?" and that's when he passed. >> santa says he gave the one gift that he

merry christmas. >> christmas in camden.dents turned out for the annual tree lighting ceremony there. the 32 foot tree was directed by camden's department of public works. let's take a live look at the blue cross river rink at penn's landing where the christmas tree will be aglow coming this time tomorrow night. if you can't get to the rink for tomorrow's tree lighting, you can watch it live right here on nbc10. look who is going to be there. tracy, vie, bill, jessica. they're all going to be broadcasting live. 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. and sheena could be dry finally for the festivities there tomorrow night as well. >> jim, i think the weather is going to be great. just have the heavy coat because it's going to be a cold once once the sun sets tomorrow. for the rest of tonight and overnight, it's going to stay a little windy out there and colder as we go through the overnight hours. tomorrow morning, you'll notice temperatures even colder. so the bus stop temperatures will be mostly in the 30s. by 7:30 in the morning, 33 in

here's how it looked in camden today, people walking along nickle boulevard.last of the winter hits parts of the northeast today, parts of massachusetts saw a blanket of snow. other parts of the state got five inches before the snow turned to rain later this afternoon. things are warming up and drying out after our early morning rain. >> but just a matter of time before the arctic air come back. in chicago, brutally cold temperatures are already moving in. we begin with first alert meteorologist sheena parveen and a first look at our forecast. >> yes, as we go into the next few days, it will get cold. on thursday, things will get bitterly cold, winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. so enjoy the rest of today, we're around 50 degrees in western pennsylvania. the clouds have cleared out in the suburbs. still see clouds in new jersey and parts of the lehigh valley, which has rebounded to 43 degrees, many delaware neighborhoods near 50 degrees. we're nice and dry. rain has moved offshore. things have warmed up today. we'll see big changes as we go into the later par

that school has members of the department read to students in camden every week. the program is designed to give positive interactions with police. >> we believe one way to fight crime is to form a partnership with the community. i can't think of a better way than coming into the classroom, meeting the great young kids of camden and helping them learn to read. >>> it is national brownie day, jackie. >> and you know that speaks to my soul. it's my favorite. in delaware, one restaurant chain is celebrating the occasion by racing money for a very good cause. the brewery restaurants are donating the proceeds for all their triple chocolate cake on sunday. last year they donated a $22,000 check. >> it's a great dessert. it is our signature dessert and we're really proud of the dessert, but we're really proud to be involved with care search. >> the island hill brewery chain donates 20 cents from each of the desserts. if you order it tonight, they will double that amount. in all the organization has raised $250,000 over the last 12 years. >> be right over. that looks grea