of the police activity on easton road. dave schratwieser is on the scene. that's crazy to me. that is seriously crazy. >> reporter: drew wasn't sure what to think when he came home from work tuesday night and saw emergency vehicles headed to this home in the 8700 block of easton road. that's where state police say they found multiple beguns and chemical explosives while serving a warrant here. >> be worried from this distance or, you know, what i mean, nobody said anything it kind of just all happened so briefly. >> it's a little scary when you hear something like that. >> reporter: ed lives right nearby as well he was worried about reports of beguns and explosives at the home. >> when they find chemicals and stuff like that, you think about now a days in this day and age. >> reporter: state police say it was just afternoon they came here to serve a mental health commit many warrant on a 70-year-old man. that's when they made the potentially dangerous discovery. they called in hazmat experts, and bomb squads from the surrounding area. >> it's weird to picture that

chopper6 was over the 8700 block of easton road in ottsville last night. that's are bomb experts william suiting up to investigate the home. later our own dann cuellar was following a report when this happened. >> reporter: it's unclear if the -- whoa. >> it's believed officials were performing a controlled detonation there. there are no reports of injuries. "action news" reporter katherine scott is now picking up the story from our satellite center. good morning, katherineism good morning, tam. and authorities have made progress at that home but the house remains closed off still surrounding roads have opened back up. let's go to video from that scene in ottsville bucks county and you can see what authorities were dealing with last night. this has been going on since yesterday on the 8700 block of easton road. when authorities were serving a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old man that's when this started. officials discovered chemical explosions weapons and ammunition on the property. you can see responding units

is where state police today found chemical explosives, weapons and ammunition, it's is a house on eastond in ottsville police told neighbors stay inside and tonight investigators are donning special bomb suits before going inside it's tuesday night and the big story on action news tonight is a developing story in rural bucks county state police discovered a cash of weapons and explosives inside a home action news reporter dann cuellar is as close to the 8700 block of easton road as police will allow dann what has been going on, what are law men contending with? >> reporter: well jim the precarious operation continues in earnest and as it does the sheriff department ordered a no fly zone restricting helicopters from flying over 8700 easton road and told to shelter in place and serving a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old man when they uncovered the chemical explosives and large number of ammo and ammunition chopper six hd over the scene as they lit up like a christmas tree and put on a disposal suit preparing to handle the cash of explosive materials and it is clear they ha

mark easton, bbc news, north kensington.ged of people who'd managed to escape from the tower block and watched the fire as it swept through the building. many are now being sheltered in nearby community centres. that's where the families and friends of those still missing are also gathering, going from centre to centre to try to find their loved ones. our special correspondent, lucy manning, has been talking to some of the families affected by the tragedy. there is is punctuated with the sound of crying. —— the air was punctuated. some have lost their home. 0thers much, much more. they gathered outside the community centre, but the one thing nobody could offer was good news. for this family, it was understandably too much. my mum, my sister, her daughters and her husband. yet, they are all still in the building. i don't know if they are out, we do not know any information. susan gave us this picture of her three smiling nieces. what floor where yourfamily three smiling nieces. what floor where your family on? the 22nd. you h

. >> that's because easton al road keeps on keeping on no matter what life throws at him.roduces us to him. >> reporter: easton elwood doesn't so much walk as a glide in children's health care at atlanta which is his mo. you push on. like he's pushed on through more than 100 broken bones. >> his will power and just determination is awe inspiring. i don't know another way to say it he just gets up and does his thing. >> reporter: the pre-schooler come to childrens pour x-rays. >> you know he has a -- to check the a line many of his legs. it's been four years since brianna elwood's middle son was born broken everywhere. >> both legs, one arm, his head all of his ribs were broken. >> this is his most recent new break children's pediatric orthopedic southern dr. jill nan any began remembers the call from doctors at eastern's birth hospital who were at a loss. >> almost every bone in his body was broken and they didn't know what to do. easton has something called osteo genesis imper if he can tow brittle bone disease. >> oi is a genetic collagen diss or. his phones so fragile h

about a quarter mile now from a home here in the 8700 block block of easton road in ott ottsville, nockamixon township state police were serving a warrant this afternoon around noon. we'll show you some video from skyfox as they went to serve a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old man who lives in the home. they discovered multiple weapons at the home and what they describe as explosive chemicals. at this hour, state police have bomb experts, bomb squad membe members, police and rescue units in the area on the scene and on the property. when i was just up there a few moments ago, they were searching two sheds on the property line 50 feet away from another home. there are at least five homes in close proximity to this location here. again, state police still searching that. still going over the items that are on the property there. they were here to serve a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old male who lives at the home. when they discover this material. they do have top experts, bomb experts from montgomery county and bucks county on the scene going through that mate

easton looking at clouds too. starting to thin out. clouds will linger during the day. mix of clouds and sunshine in easton. still a pretty nice afternoon. temperatures, 50s and low 60s. redding is at 60 right now. allentown at 59 degrees along with white wall. cool morning. going to be a pretty pleasant afternoon. sunshine and temperatures warm to 70s. very low 80s. somerton could hit low 80s. westchester, partly sunny skies. 78 degrees. slight chance of afternoon showers in the suburbs of the lehigh valley. most of the day you're going to look at sunshine and a few clouds up to 78 degrees in easton this afternoon. few spotty afternoon showers in new jersey. most areas will be dry and we'll see enough sunshine and temperature warming up and humidity low to make for pretty nice summer day. ocean city up to 81 degrees. 78 for atlantic city. look at wilmington. 79 degrees this afternoon. little bit warmer in smyrna. pretty nice looking summer day. showers and thunderstorms are out of the picture now. last few showers. just falling in northern burlington county. trenton dr

happening at the 8700 block of easton road. in oxville. bucks county. unknown chem cams were encountered. this is in oxville bucks county the 8700 block of easton road a hazmat situation. >> in the meantime president trump is calling otto warmbier's death a total disgrace. he died yesterday. last week he returned home in a coma with extensive brain damage after spending a year in prison in north korea. he spoke about the death with the president of ukraine. >> it's a total disgrace what happened to otto. that should never be allowed to happen and frankly if he were brought home sooner frankly the result would have been different. >> some see that as a swipe at is the obama administration and in the wake of the death some congressmen are proposing a travel ban to north korea. and that john mccain suggests people should sign a wave on solving the american government should anything happen. >> and three of them are in critical condition after a van plowed into a crowd near a mosque killing one other person and that driver identified as 47-year-old darren o

mark easton is with me.very searching questions about how this could have happened. indeed, the more we learn, the more questions there seem to be. not least, here we are in one of the richest boroughs in one of the richest boroughs in one of the richest cities in one of the richest countries in the world and yet hundreds of people are housed in a tower block that cannot withstand a small fire in one person's flat. and of course it's hugely important that a building like that is there. it's supposed to be building regulations, there are supposed to be housing regulations. we believed those would be enough to keep people safe and the kind of people who are housed in the kind of people who are housed in the often vulnerable. they are people with disabilities, elderly people, families with babies and young children. we look to our local authorities and other agencies to ensure that those people are kept safe and that no corners are cut. and i think people are asking questions now, can it be that that safety was

authorities arrived at the 8700 block of easton road. they were there to serve a mental health commitment warrant on a 70-year-old man and found the explosives and large amount of guns and ammunition. it's unclear if the 70-year-old will be charged with any crime. >> a man plead guilty to the murder of his girlfriend. he says he was mentally ill when he shot my precious hopkins. he is being evaluated and treated at a state psychiatric hospital and will then serve the rest of his time in prison. >>> turning to the forecast, still feeling warm outside and comfortable and dry across the region on the first official day of summer. looking live outside sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing at lunch time. accuweather says that the 90s could return this week. meteorologist, david murphy, outside on the terrace with the latest and humidity is returning

home on the 8700 block of easton road in ot tsville. police were conducting a mental health check on a man living inside the home yesterday afternoon, when authorities say they found guns, ammunition and chemical explosives. that is when they called in the bomb squad. neighbors say there is a propane company just yard away from this home, the home owner was taken into custody. >>> also, crews will be busy over next few days cleaning up this mess, some train cars came off tracks yesterday in sellersville we are told three of the cars that derailed were loaded with butter, three other cars carrying wood also partially came off the track, some diesel fuel also, leaked from a refridge unit in, one was hurt. >>> new information this morning in a hit and run in burlington township that left victim fighting for her life. police say they are looking for a car like this one silver 1997 or 98 mazda prote ge, victim crossing southbound lanes of route 130 and devlin avenue 9:15 sunday night when one car hit her and another

in the 8700 block of easton road. we don't know if evacuations are underway currently but we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >>> we are following a developing story from

playing out in the 8700 block of easton road.e're just learning now that police have found several guns at the home along with hazardous materials. we have a crew headed there and we'll continue tamonito monitor situation. >>> dragged a block and a half and now clinging to life. police are looking for two drivers that hurt this burlington county woman and left her to die. kim henry was hit by those cars on sunday. >> she has two broken ankles, cuts to her face and needs skin graphs to most of her body. happened around 9:15 on route 130. take a look. police say this is the video of the car that hit her. there it is. we spot shotted it for you. only nbc 10 cydney long is there. >> they are begging for answers here. >> that's right. the woman's boyfriend told me he is beyond heartbroken. they live just a couple of doors down. when he heard the police and ambulance and sirens on sunday t he learned his girlfriend was struck in the roadway on route 130 but ultimately her body was about a block and a half down. 53-year-old kim henry re

here's a live view outside in easton, pennsylvania. cloudy conditions just across the entire picture. we will stick with the cloudy conditions especially through the first half of the day. possibly late day we may see breaks of sunshine, more likely as you go farther south. let's look at the radar and satellite view. we've got the cloudy conditions across the map. you see little spots of green across the board, as well. sprinkles are possible this morning. really that's about it. none of the heavy rain that we saw yesterday. temperatures on the cool side. 55 in philadelphia. wilmington, 55. lancaster at 57. and 53 in atlantic city. our temperatures are cooler than they should be for this time of morning. they'll be cooler than they should be in the afternoon, as well. blow average conditions. a big warmup in time for the weekend. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in a few minutes. right now, we'll go to traffic with jessica boyington. >>> thanks. watching 295 right now, and our cameras just around the black horse pike. around

again, glennside avenue will get you from easton road, down into the neighborhood. and just add some extra time, and be ready for some extra friends along the detour route. right after the rush hour, i told but this construction on the schuylkill this week, today, penndot will be working westbound between city avenue and 476, going to go down to one lane, starting at 9:00. that's what we call double jelly donut delay. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. right now, investigators are still on the scene of a bucks county home this morning. hazmat crews and the bomb squad have been working to clear this oughts ville house of explosives and weapons, discovered, while warrant was being served. right to jenny joyce with the latest on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, we do have one state police trooper here on scene. as this investigation continues, police tell us, the 70 year old man who lived inside the home was takenstate , police have not told us the specifics, his name, or what led to yesterday's mental

which is, again, 8700 block of easton road.ry, bucks, and philadelphia counties, responded, police tell us this yes initially at the home to serve mental health commitment warrant. that's when they noticed weapons and explosives. police tell us they took the 70 year old man to the state police barracks, in dublin, while they spent hours on scene searching the home. the last update that we received from police was at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they have not said what else they may have found in and seized from the property. regardless, the site of bomb units, and emergency responders, was alarming, to people who live in the area. >> we just got home from work, and the helicopters were flying overhead. originally, i mean, 6:11, i thought that it was like an accident or something. and they were medivacked. then i found out it was the news choppers and it was a lot more than just ambulance going by. so i figured something was up. it is weird to picture that something like that is happening right next-door. >> so, aside from being a

easton, clear sky. great start to the day. nothing, but sunshine. look at cape may.ive view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. springtime. the temperatures dropped to the 50s and 60s. look at the blue sky overnew jersey. this picture from just a couple of minutes ago. people out for a walk and a jog. nice breeze is that's brought our temperatures down and brought humidity very low this morning. 50s for pottstown. redding 62 degrees in philadelphia. and nothing, but 50s right now in new jersey. millville 52 degrees. 56 in wilmington. and in the poconos, 47 degrees to start with. warms into the 70s thisauful we you can thank these winds. these north westerly coming in. no sign of showers today. in fact barely a cloud in the sky during the day today. temperatures climb 80 degrees in philadelphia. that's 5:00 this afternoon. this other line is the moisture line. look how that comes ry air. really comfortable all day long. won't see any activity today on the doppler radar on the satellite. looks like it's going to stay dry tomorrow. come the end of the week and the week

mark easton, bbc news.n court of human rights have rejected a plea from the parents of the terminally—ill baby charlie gard, to intervene in his case. chris gard and connie yates lost their final legal appeal, to take their son to america for experimental treatment. the court said the prospects of success would "continue to cause charlie significant harm". the european commission has fined google, more than £2 billion the european commission has fined google more than £2 billion for breaking competition laws. it says the company has abused its dominance as a search engine, by giving priority to its own shopping comparison service. google says it's considering an appeal. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. they're the new masters of the universe. google's products have changed our lives forever but, today, the company was brought down to earth in the brussels headquarters of the european commission. after a seven—year investigation into google's business practices, commissioner margrethe vestager delivered

mark easton, thank you, our home editor.eresa may has been attending her first european summit since the election, where she told fellow leaders that no eu citizen lawfully in the uk will be asked to leave the country when brexit happens. mrs may said she wanted to offer "certainty" to the estimated three million eu citizens currently in the uk, and to ensure that families were not split by the brexit process. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg is in brussels with the latest. in the last hour, theresa may's big brexit opening gambit, her challenge to her eu counterparts, she's made a promise that the 3 million citizens from around the continent who already live in britain can stay for good, if they've been there for five yea rs. good, if they've been there for five years. she believes it's a fair and generous offer, and a symbol, she hopes, the government getting on with brexit at a time of turmoil at home. no victory lap, no majority, no expectation of an easy ride. as she comes here with plans for eu citizens here and a

our home editor mark easton.ay has been attending her first european summit since the election where she told fellow leaders that eu citizens living in britain for more than five years will be able to stay after brexit. the prime minister said such citizens would be given a new immigration status referred to as "settled eu." 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more from brussels. some of the big questions have been partially answered but a lot is outstanding, so let's be clear about what we know and what we don't know. we know the british government believes any eu citizen who has lived in the uk for five years would be allowed to stay for good with access to healthcare, education, benefits and pensions, the same rights as any british citizen. and any eu national living in the uk when we leave the eu should be given a chance to earn that kind of permanent residency. no one should be asked to leave on d—day when finally it becomes real. there is a lot we don't know. what about those people's families who may

maybe easton could top it. every single student learned the dance. and teachers joined in, and on march 25th, of 2016, delain easton dancers reached for the prize. it was quite a sight from the ground, even more so from above. >> i felt excited. i knew i was part of something big. >> so excited, but still nervous. >> oh, my god, we're going to be famous. >> reporter: they danced for five minutes, 38 seconds, submitted all the evidence to guinness, then waited. and waited. >> and nobody answered me. >> reporter: a year later, they still didn't know if they set a world record. >> so i contacted 7 on your side. >> reporter: we contacted guinness and finally, we got their answer. >> we officially are in, the guinness book of world records. >> reporter: they did it, this tiny east bay school held a world record. at least for a few weeks. >> we do know that our record has since been broken. >> reporter: turns out two months after they set their record, a school in riverside broke it. but it didn't break their spirit. >> i'm just so happy for my school. thi

maybe easton could top it. every single student learned the dance.chers joined in, and on march 25th, of 2016, 880 delain easton dancers reached for the prize. it was quite a sight from the ground, even more so from above. >> i felt excited. i knew i was part of something big. >> so excited, but still nervous. >> oh, my god, we're going to be famous. >> reporter: they danced for five minutes, 38 seconds, submitted all the evidence to guinness, then waited. and waited. >> and nobody answered me. >> reporter: a year later, they still didn't know if they set a world record. >> so i contacted 7 on your side. >> reporter: we contacted guinness and finally, we got their answer. >> we officially are in, the guinness book of world records. >> reporter: they did it, this tiny east bay school held recor. at least for a few weeks. >> we do know that our record has since been broken. >> reporter: turns out two months after they set their record, a school in riverside broke it. but it didn't break their spirit. >> i'm just so happy for my school. this is a giant

in easton, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan? jonathan: all right, brad. obviously, social media is a big way a lot of folks now get the information throughout the day. perhaps they couldn't get to a television and they followed it. the president actually did not tweet at all during former director comey's testimony. there were bars out there who would give free drinks had he done that. lindsey mastis joins us from the social media center with the latest of what people were saying online as the testimony was happening. lindsey: as you mentioned, the president didn't tweet. but his son donald jr. did. at one point tweeting this --" "i'm pretty sure that comey's testimony put his own character on trial. leaks, admitted weakness, lynch, double standard. c'mon now." democratic virginia senator chris van hollen tweeted "comey hearings reveal disturbing pattern by the president. loyalty to trump, not the constitution." according to twitter there were millions and millions of tweets. the three most tweeted topics are senator mccain's questions, the quote, "lordy,

here's a live view outside in easton, pennsylvania.conditions just across the entire picture. we will stick with the cloudy conditions especially through the first half of the day. possibly late day we may see breaks of sunshine, more likely as you go farther south. let's look at the radar and satellite view. we've got the cloudy conditions across the map. you see little spots of green across the board, as well. sprinkles are possible this morning. really that's about it. none of the heavy rain that we saw yesterday. temperatures on the cool side. 55 in philadelphia. wilmington, 55. lancaster at 57. and 53 in atlantic city. our temperatures are cooler than they should be for this time of morning. they'll be cooler than they

this all started yesterday on the 8700 block of easton road when authorities were serving mt warranta 70-year-old man. that's when officials uncovered chemical explosives and a large number of weaponsn e property. you could see responding units wearing protective gear to ha explosive materials moving some of them to the back of the property. they removed weapons boxes of mu explosive liquid chemicals. you can hear periodically controlled detonat is. some neighbors say they were told to shelter-in-place. >> my dad called me, he told mel to stay inside don't go out. >> a little nerve wracking. i don't know what's going on but we need to get out of here. >> reporter: this morning state police remain on the scene. authorities saying they're still -- there's still work left to do today. we're live in theellite center katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you. >>> new this morning, the search is on for a schuylkill county man accused of killing hisnnsylvania state police issued a warrant for the arrest of 37-year-old michael marchok. they say he was last seen driving h

also up to 95 in easton.'ll feel the heat through new jersey, inland areas, 95 in voorheis and trenton. trenton ties the record this afternoon. and even some points at the shore, ocean city and cape may, could reach into the low 90s. 88 degrees for atlantic city on the beach. and wilmington up to 94 degrees. short of the record high of 96 for reading. doppler radar is clear for our area. i'm not expecting to see showers during the day. there is a cold front which is great news because it will come by overnight. the cool air from canada will swing in, and it could bring us a few of these during the evening hours. let me show how it will affect us. 6:00, hot and humid. 95 in philadelphia. watch those temperatures stay in the 90s at 7:00. some showers start to pop up ahead of the cold front. we could see some isolated showers and thunderstorms at 10:00 this evening. and around midnight, some of the suburbs could see a thunderstorm or a shower. quickly moving through the area. still a possibility first thing tomo

mark easton, bbc news, north kensington. christian: london ambulance service says they have taken 60 people to hospitals around london. 18 remain in critical condition. those who did escape have been out on the streets without their worldly possessions looking for any help they can find. there's been plenty of help from the community. that has been a major plus point, the way the community in west london has rallied around the people from the apartment block, in community centers, churches and mosques. , lucy manning meets with those affected and those looking for love ones. -- for loved ones. lucy: some have lost their homes. others, much much more. they gathered outside the community center, but the one thing no one could offer was good news. for this family, it was understandably too much. >> my mum, sister, her daughters, and her husband. they are all still in the building. we don't have any information. lucy: susan gave us this picture of her 3 smiling nieces. what floor were your family on? >> 22nd. lucy you haven't be

in the 8700 block of easton road.don't know if evacuations are underway currently but we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get it. >>> we are following a developing story from sellersville borough where three refrigerated train cars derailed. police and crews are on the scene as well. the cars were full of butter and no reason to think that anything toxic or hazardous was spilled. it was pulling 23 cars at the time of tderailment. >>> now the hotly contested election in georgia that could signal a shift in support for the trump administration. and ossoff squaring off for a seat long held by tom price. it's the most expensive congressional race in history. we are live in atlanta tonight with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, republicans have held district 6 since 1979 but today's race is a toss-up. each hoping to earn a decisive victory in atlanta. >> a local race with national intrigue. republican karen handel and democrat john ossoff. spending 50 milli$50 million on election. >> this is the kind of district that

now we're seeing some clouds in easton. showers that just to the west of the lehigh valley. they may miss easton, but you'll be in and out of the clouds this morning. in the lehigh valley. look at delran new jersey showers and thunderstorms overnight. cleared out nicely. blue sky there in philadelphia seeing a lot of sunshine in boat house row. . nice warmup this afternoon. humidity comes down during the day. ocean city new jersey. see clouds no showers around, but there's a chance that some shore communities and parts of delaware will see some showers this morning. right now just watching the temperatures. 70s at cape may. 60s for atlantic city. and summers point. pretty nice start to the day. will be a warm afternoon. close to 80 degrees this afternoon. philadelphia will likely stay just shy of the 80s. watch what else happens. as the temperature goes up. dry air is flowing into the area. even though there's a slight chance of afternoon showers, humidity this afternoon is going to be even lower than it was yesterday. now

the bomb squad and the hazmat team is just further down easton road. you see that fire engine down the road. the house is maybe 30 to 40 yards on the other side of that fire engine. let's go to sky force 10 video that was shot not too long ago. we found out about this about 3:30 this afternoon. what we know weapons including guns and rifles inside the house. what we don't know yet is who those weapons belong to. who owns that house and what chemicals, what danger those chemicals pose to the people in this neighborhood. coming back live now, you can see traffic is open here on easton road. we have been told to keep a little further back. we do know that there will be other fire engines over in our area and we're hoping to grab a fire chief or police chief when they come over here to get more information. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> the other breaking news we were telling you about. a train derailed in bucks county with several cars flipping over near a bridge and now fuel is leaking near a creek. this all happened in sellersville bucks county j

chopper6 was over easton road in ottsville yesterday. two men wearing gas masks carried away chemical explosives found on the property of a 70-year-old man. later in the at any our dann cuellar was filing a report when this happened. >> reporter: it's unclear if the -- whoa. >> a little scary when you don't expect it. it's believed officials were performing a controlled detonation. as of now there are no reports of injuries. "action news" reporter katherine scott is picking up the story for us now live in our satellite center. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and authorities have made a lot of progress overnight surrounding roads have opened back up but there's still work left to be done t let's go to a live look in ottsville, bucks county. the action here showing us what is going on right now on the 8700 block of easton road. the house is still closed off. state pol tic scene. yesterday neighbors were told to shelter-in-place. the road was closed. but again, this morning we're told that the surrounding streets ha

mark easton, bbc news. jane: of course we will continue to give you full coverage of that surprising result in britain election across the bbc. quick look at some other news. there seem to be conflicting statements out of the white house on qatar. president trump accused of funding terrorism at a historically high level, and said it was time for it to stop doing so immediately. that came just hours after u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson urged to saudi arabia and other gulf states to ease the blockade. nationted peacekeeping mission in mali, is a known as the most dangerous in the world and the mission's account came under heavy fire. al qaeda has claimed responsibility. you are watching "bbc world news america," still to come. president trump fires back at james comey thing many of the things he said are untrue. it has been just over a week since the president of the united states hold his country out of the paris climate accord. the bbc has gone to the town to see the impact in philadelphia. >>: mines

stick to easton avenue to get around the closure.side live this is the blue route northbound near norristown left lane remains blocked but it's in the process of clearing out. i see traffic moving a lot better up ahead right there. this accident is causing a problem on the new jersey turnpike northbound past hightstown. that's exit eight. only the shoulder gets by but that's in the outer drive. stick to the car lanes and you'll move a lot better matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> new this morning and breaking, argument between two men turned deadly inside a north philadelphia home. it happened along the 3000 block of north percy street at 10:30 last night. family members tell police a 29-year-old man and a 26-year-old man were fighting when the 26-year-old took out a gun and shot the 29-year-old in the chest several times. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. the man with the gun ran from the scene. police, though, probably think they're going to catch him soon because they say they know who he is. >>> crews

our home editor mark easton reports. slowly, inch by painstaking inch, fire officers continue their grim and dangerous work. amid the soot—blackened shell of what was once home to hundreds are some who did not make it out. exactly how many, we do not know, but police today said they hoped the final death toll would not be in three figures. the scale of this tragedy is yet to become clear. the brother of these two syrians was one of those who lost his life. mohammed alhajali was an engineering student seeking a better life in britain. omar was with him as firemen tried to evacuate the blazing building but the pair got separated. i looked behind me, i didn't not see my brother. i said, my brother, my brother, where is he? they were ignoring downstairs. then i went outside. i called him. he said, where are you? i said, i'm in the flat. i said why didn't you not come? no—one brought us outside. he said why? i didn't leave! i thought they took him outside with me. they didn't. they left him. relatives of five—year—old isaac p

easton will make it to the middle 90s. mostly clear skies in easton and spring city.cattered clouds but no showers. there's a chance of evening showers as a cold front comes in. not expecting to see any showers during the day. we will see the temperatures climb. still cooler neighborhoods in the lehigh valley and the suburbs. 66 degrees. 70s for delaware, philadelphia, and south jersey. 70s for many neighborhoods. mullica hill, swedesboro, and piles grove have cooled down into the 60s. the humidity is high. it doesn't feel all that cool. 72 in robinsville, florence, 73. the feels-like temperatures higher than yesterday. the humidity will be higher. the temperatures a couple degrees warmer in many neighborhoods. by noontime, it will feel like 93 degrees in philadelphia and wilmington. 92 in doylestown. as we go into the 3:00, 4:00, and 6:00 hour, even hotter. it will feel like 96 in burlington and egg harbor. and wilmington, 94. cooling quickly this evening. records, tying them in philadelphia and allentown. the forecasts will match the high. 95 will tie in trenton. th

mark easton, bbc, news, london bridge. has said all 12 people arrested so far in connection with the london bridge attack have now been released without charge. to the attackers. ed thomas has the latest on the investigation. more raids and more searches. this was a garage in east london this morning, surrounded by police. and for a second day, forensic teams look for clues inside the home of one of the three london attackers. this man, khuram butt. he was 27 and a father of two young children. born in pakistan, raised in london. he worked on the london underground before turning to islamist extremism. my kids loved to play with him. this lady is a neighbour who said that he was well—known but now she feels fooled. he was nice to the kids. he was always a sharing with the neighbours. i was blind. scary, we have children playing near. benjamin always said hello to khuram butt, even on the day of the attack. yes, i can remember seeing him. what was he like? he was quiet. what was he wearing? arsenal t—shirt. was he calm when

mark easton, bbc, news, london bridge.‘ president has offered large bounties for the leaders of islamic state fighters holding parts of a southern city, as the military warns its recapture may take longer than expected. hundreds of civilians remain trapped in the besieged city of marawi after gunfire disrupted a four—hour truce to evacuate them. the fighting has left more than 170 dead, including at least 20 civilians. jonathan head reports. this is marawi today, a city abandoned by its people. a battleground. this is as far as we can safely go in marawi. the city centre is about two kilometres down in that direction. all around here, you can see the scars of battle on the buildings. a city the government thought it could retake in just three days is still not under their control nearly two weeks later. it's clear they have badly underestimated both the strength and the numbers of the insurgents. there are civilians who have been trapped in insurgent—held areas. this group has just escaped after hiding for 11 days. most of

mark easton, bbc news, london bridge.e in london say they've identified the three men who carried out the attack. and raids on a number of homes in east london have led to 12 arrests, 11 remain in custody. one property is believed to be the home of one of the attackers. our special correspondent ed thomas has the latest on the extensive police investigation. tonight, the focus of the police investigation, a block of flats in barking. here women were escorted from the building. this video clip was taken by those living inside. armed police surround men lying on the floor, their hands behind their backs. so far 12 people have been arrested. the bbc also understands one of the london attackers who died lived here. we're not naming him at the request of the police, but we've spoken to this man who said he knew him. he says over the past two years the attacker became more and more extreme. we spoke about a particular attack that happened. like most radicals, he had a justification for everything. for everything and anything. a

started the day with just a few light showers in easton.e shore are well, a few scattered showers right now for the delaware beaches and jersey shore. last little bit of wet weather that's streaming across the area. most of the day is going to be dry. 66 now in the suburbs. 73 degrees in philadelphia. lehigh valley is at 68 degrees. look at that sunshine in delaware and 71. new jersey, 72 degrees right now. warming into the 80s at the shore this afternoon. 85 degrees inland. as the day goes on. even though warm last day of spring, it is going to get more comfortable with the humidity dropping. summer arrives at 24 minutes past midnight tonight. >> very nice. last day of spring. hard to imagine. >>> local updates throughout the morning. get realtime news, weather, and traffic on the nbc 10 app. >> thanks for watching. today show starts right now. enjoy the day and the sunshine and the low humidity later today. good hair day later. >> yes. >>> good morning. international outrage. the death of college student otto warmbier ratcheting up the te

all here yesterday, police tell us they were initially called to the home here on the 8700 block of easton road to is her after mental health commitment warrant. that's when they noticed weapons and explosives, police tell us, they took this 70 year old man who was inside to the state police barracks in dublin while they spent hours on scene searching the home. the last update we received from police was 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they haven't said what else they may have found inside and sized, propane company about quarter mile away, both factors concerning to people who live nearby. >> whether you heard about this, what was going through your mind if you don't mind me asking? >> maybe terrorist threats or something. they find chemicals and stuff like, that you think about nowadays, in this day and age, that's crazy to me. that's seriously crazy. because, i mean, like, you know, it is 60 feet from your front door. >> so aside from being a seven open year old male, police haven't told us the specifics on the person who lives here or who else might live herement they also didn't tell us wha

mark easton, bbc news, london bridge.ion continues in central london, there were raids carried out in east london. these raids lead to the arrest of around 12 people and one of the raids was ona 12 people and one of the raids was on a property believed to be the home of one of the attackers. with a full round—up of the investigation, here's our special correspondent ed thomas. tonight, the focus of the police investigation — a block of flats in barking. so far 12 people have been arrested. women is courted from the building. these pictures were taken by those inside. the bbc also understands one of the london attackers who died lived here. we're not naming him at the request of the police, they say it could jeopardise their investigation. but we've spoken to this man, who knew him. he says over the past two years the attacker became more and more extreme. we spoke about a particular attack that happened. like most radicals, he had a justification for everything. for everything and anything. and that day i realised that i

mark easton, bbc news.bank of england has issued a warning about the amount of money banks are lending to us. it comes as consumer borrowing reaches its highest level since 2005. in fact, mark carney is concerned enough to ask banks to beef—up their finances to protect themselves against the risk of bad loans. he told banks that they were in danger of "forgetting the lessons of the past". here's our economics editor kamal ahmed. dylan brown works in it — not badly paid, but often resorts to credit cards for the big bills. for him, read millions of others. consumers working hard to make ends meet who are borrowing to fill the gaps and pay for those little extras. 0k, there's your bill, sir. thank you. just because obviously older, you know, renting a property, i have a car, i have a career and everything else, so in terms of... turning to credit more so than a few years ago, yes, but abusing credit or misusing it? i wouldn't say that that would be the case. it's not a crisis yet, but today a warning from the

mark easton, bbc news, north kensington.tating story, this time in china, where at least seven people have been killed in an explosion outside a nursery. it's not yet known if any children are among the dead. at least 66 people have been injured and officials are investigating the cause of the blast in the easternjiangso province. our beijing correspondent, john sudworth, has this update. photographs from the scene showed both adults and children lying on the ground, some of them bleeding heavily. the police say the explosion happened at around liz50pm. the time of course in china in which many parents would have been picking up their children from school. unconfirmed eyewitness reports being reported by local media suggest at this stage that the explosion may have been caused by a cooking gas canister at a local food stall. china, of course, has a relatively poor record when it comes to industrial or public safety. and, indeed, in the past, there have been a number of incidents in which there have been deliberate violent at

mark easton is here with me now.ching your report and lived in a tower block, i would be very worried tonight. after the g re nfell tower very worried tonight. after the grenfell tower de kammerer urgent questions about fire safety across britain. sprinklersystems, questions about fire safety across britain. sprinkler systems, fire extinguishers, fire alarms and so on. many residents will be really anxious putting the kids to bed tonight. is it safe? i do not think it isa tonight. is it safe? i do not think it is a time for panic. we don't know what caused the fire. we don't know what caused the fire. we don't know if any other tower block has the same fire system management. you can use combustible cladding ber have other measures which make the building as safe as it needs to be full of this is a moving scenario. councils have said they do not want to wait for a public enquiry. they wa nt to ta ke to wait for a public enquiry. they want to take down the cladding. we have seen the beginnings of a nationwide review i

our home editor mark easton has more. they knew him.three men who murdered seven people in london on saturday night was well known to police and mi5 as an extremist. documentary voiceover: the group display the black flag of islam. khuram butt, featured in a channel 4 documentary last year on radical islamists in britain. its title — thejihadis next door. so how was he able to go on to kill until counterterrorism officers shot him dead? police have tonight confirmed the names of two of the attackers. khuram butt, a 27—year—old from a british—pakistani family. he lived in barking in east london and was married with two children including a young baby. in the last few years, he worked for kentucky fried chicken and was a customer service advisor at transport for london. less is known about rachid redouane. police and security services say he was unknown to them before the attack but is understood to be 30 years old, claiming to have a libyan or moroccan background. until last year, he lived in dublin with a scottish partner, but according