this started around 2:30 this morning here in frankford.e say the boy's 30-year-old stepfather went inside the store and left the 6-year-old sleeping in the back seat of the car with the car running. that's when police say another man got in the car and sped off with the boy still inside. police did find that car about 30 minutes later. the suspect had ditched it in the 4300 block of leaper street. that's about a mile away. now, police are dusting that car for fingerprints, looking for dna evidence. also searching for surveillance video. again, that suspect is still at large this morning. the good news is that boy is doing just fine, reunited with his mother this morning. live in frankford, jan carabeo cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> thank you. quick check on traffic and weather. you just noticed that cold the first thing you walk out. absolutely. >> i'll tell you what with high pressure in place, gorgeous sunrise. look on the positive, aren't these beautiful colors strewn across -- that temperature, nine degrees, not a typo folks, make sure you

the car was stolen from a 7-11 in frankford. police found the car a half hour later and the child unharmed asleep inside. stay with nbc 10 for another live update and you can check the news app as we learn new details. >> there is new information today in the staged suicide of a police officer in illinois. at least one officer responding to the fatal shooting of officer joe gliniewicz suggested right from the git-go that the veteran cop might have killed himself. the idea was rejected and his death sparked a massive man hunt. the investigation later revealed the officer had embezzled money from a youth program. authority sas he tried to hire a gang member to kill someone who exposed him. >> the city of chicago has paid $5.5 million to people who claim a former police detective tortured them. more than 100 men accused john bernlg of shocking, suffocating and beating them into false confessions. he has never been charged with torture but he served a prison sentence for lying in a civil trial. the payments come as the chicago depar

all of this happened behind knee to at the 7-eleven at the frankford section of philadelphia. take a look at the video. eyewitness was there as police reunited mother and son. this is the 7-eleven at bridge street and oxford. police say this started around 2:30 this morning when a stepfather drove his 6-year-old son to the 7-eleven. police say when they arrived, the stepfather went inside and left the boy in the back seat of the car with the car still running. that's when police say another man got in the car and sped off with the little boy still sleeping in the back seat. he was only in his pajamas. the car was eventually found a short distance away about a half mile away on it 4900 block of leaper street and again the boy is now reunited with his mother safe and sound. happened about an hour after all this started. back out here live on the scene at the 7-eleven in the frankford section, scary 60 minutes for this family. fortunately both the car and the little boy found reunited with his mother. philadelphia police are still looking for a suspect. we will bring you updates.

the exceptions will be the broad street and market frankford lines. we plan to keep both of these key routes running continuously. the broad street and market frankford lines are important to carry emergency personnel, hospital employees, and other essential workers during the storm. please be aware that trains and trolleys may still be seen running, during this service suspension. these vehicles will be operated as pilot vehicles to help with our efforts to keep snow and ice from building up on the rails and overhead wires. customers who use cct connect services are encouraged to move up critical medical appointments to today. service on at day and sunday will be limited to dialysis patients only. some 1500 in house, workers, supplemented by 500 contractors on the railroad will be deployed throughout the system to battle the elements. we hope to be able to restore much of our services early sunday morning, but down tree, and road conditions will dictate which services he will be able to run. in the meantime we will continue to provide updates on our

nbc 10's katy zachry is live in frankford. katie, you've gotten your hands on surveillance video showing the moment the car was stole within the boy inside. >> reporter: vai, you'll be able to spot the boy's stepfather running after the car as ill peels out of the parking lot with his stepson inside. fortunately for the family who lives on this block in frankford, police found the car and the boy is unharmed. a strong piece of evidence aiding police at this hour. surveillance video from a frankford 7-eleven showing the exact moment thieves stole a car left running outside the store with a six-year-old boy sleeping inside. >> due to the fact it was 2:30 in the morning and really cold, a monday night going into tuesday it wasn't that busy so we were able to broadcast that description city wide over and over and over. >> reporter: within a half hour, philadelphia police found the missing honda civic. it was parked on leaper street around two miles away, engine running, heater on, young by still sleeping in the back. we were there

to reiterate, septa will suspend all services except the broad street and market/frankford lines and cct services for dialysis patients for an estimate 24d-hour period beginning at 4:00 a.m. saturday. er urging everyone who does not need to go out, stay home for this storm event. at this time i would be happy to answer any of your questions. >> reporter: what is it about this storm that makes it so unusual. >> it's really the high winds that made it a difficult storm. imagine trying to operate a bus or trolley with near zero visibility and you can't see if anybody is in the street ray head of you. that's a very difficult situation. we're also very concerned about trees coming down on our overhead wires and then our ability to make emergency repairs or to actually rescue those customers in some very difficult conditions. i think of a few of them -- the railroad bridge over the delaware river, the norristown via duct from bridgeport into norristown, trying to evacuate customers with high winds, near-zero visibility. it's just not what we want to have happen. so the preserving safety is

septa a is running night service on the the broad street subway and market frankford line. it is a cold wait, for those buses until 5:15 or so. make sure you have a new timetable for path the co high speed line. they kick in the new schedule over weekend. with temperatures below zero or feels like temperatures below zero make sure you know time that train is supposed to pull in the station. midday work coming our way to the neighborhood good morning to brideberg tacony a and aramingo midday work every day this week. they are working on i-95 today right after the rush hour at 9:00 o'clock they will take out the a couple extra lanes between bridge street and center city. so you will be getting a late start or coming in the city for a midday appointment keep that in mind southbound on i-95. as we go for a ride on 295 crews near 42 freeway, and we will check with the airport so far so good at philly international. chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> high alerts in israel as hunt continues for the attacker who carried out a deadly shooting a a a a popular bar in tel aviv. is

"eyewitness news" jan carabeo joins us in the frankford second of northeast with more on this. jan. >> reporter: the suspect is still at large. this morning, fortunately, as you mentioned, both stolen car and the little boy who was asleep inside of it have both been found. the little boy is aok this morning, unharm. police say he was sleeping through the entire thing. now, he and his mother were reunited behind me here at the 7-eleven earlier this morning in the frankford second of physical. take a look at the video. "eyewitness news" was there for this reunited mother and son. the reunion here early this morning. of course, this is a 7-eleven at bridge street and oxford avenue. police say all of us started around 2:30 this morning when his stepfather drove his 6-year-old son to this 7-eleven. when they arrived. the stepfather went inside and left the boy in the back seat of his car with the car still running. that's when police say another man got in the car and sped off with the little boy still sleeping in the back seat. he only had his pajamas on. that car was found just ab

now it happened early this morning at 7-eleven in oxford and bridge street in frankford.ause it is so cold the boy's stepfather left the the car running, got out, went in the store and that is when another man jumped in the car, that was still running and took off with the six year-old boy inside in the back seat. the car and boy were found about a mile away, on leiper street. >>> happening today, a new era in the city of of brotherly love. >> we are seeing new things happening. yesterday was jim kenney being sworn in our new mayor and now philadelphia will get a new police commissioner in a couple hours. richard ross will be sworn in at 10:30 at his alma matter central high school and kids all across the city will be there with him. >> they used the same bible because mayor kenney as you just mentioned now in charge at city hall. full day to day. jim kenney took the oath of office. mayor says transparent government that highlighted his top priorities. poverty and universal prek in place. also efficient transportation throughout the city. >> well, this arctic bitter blast

thank you, tonight police are looking for the man who stabbed another passenger on a septa bus in frankfordall started when the bus driver tried to get one of the passengers to leave the bus, because he didn't have the proper pass. when the man refused to get off the driver called for septa police, meantime, other riders became upset about being delayed. sitting there waiting for police, and that's when one of the passengers you see there pushed the man who wouldn't get off. they started fighting and the guy, the driver, wanted to get off the bus, pulled a knife, stabbed the other passenger several times. the victim is in critical condition tonight. the assailant ran away. >> i let the police handle these things. you know, that's what septa has the police force, we have a police force, we were responding along with septa police. and septa police did get that in a very timely fashion, just not fast enough to catch the perpetrator. >> reporter: here is another look at the suspect, please, call police if you recognize him. meantime, the victim has not yet been able to tell police anything. now

for now live in frankford, katy zachry. >> a fire at a golf course kept crews busy. you're looking at video from sky force 10 shortly after crews got to the scene. matt delucia is also at the scene where crews have been. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they are dealing with very frigid conditions. let me step out of the way. right now you can see that this is the fire department tells thus is the clubhouse of the golf course. you can see to the right here, now and then you can see some water coming from the hoses. we've seen some flare-ups. this morning since 11:00 last night. the firefighters tried to attack from the inside but then the fire got out of control. we had sky force 10 over the zen. you might see a better picture of this area now. emt's are on the scene, because there's a lot of water there is a lot of ice that has forms. this fire was intense, it spread to the entire building. we're told this does not appear suspicious. we talked with the fire chief. they had to switch out firefighters because of the cold and really trying to mick sure that everyone

now the market frankford line all trains will be making all stops again today. no express service because of the cold weather. and at the moment we have no delays at the airport. chris, lauren, back to you. >> good news, bob, thank you so many. radnor man arrested for child abuse expect in the court this morning. >> authorities say he worked closely with kids for years. dave kinchen live outside the courthouse in newtown square with more on. >> this dave, good morning. >> reporter: chris, lauren, good morning to you. this is very disturbing case according to the investigators who have followed this matter very closely. we are told that the suspect will be in court today on charges of sexually molesting a 13 year old family member. here's what we know. investigators say charles robinson of paoli is the person accused of these crimes. cops are not releasing the gender of the 13 year old family member. police tell us the abuse started 2010, lasted four agonizing years. investigators say the abuse happened at the robinson home on shamown road in radnor. do not curre

and margaret, frankford and orthodox stop at the el. watch for local detours underneath the el for next couple months. they have a new schedule in play on the chestnut hill west regional rail line but overall mass transit running with no delays, chris and lauren, back over to you. >>> mother of ethan couch out of jail after her older son testified that his mommies broke. officials say tanya couch still has to wear an electronic ankle monitor and she also has to check in eye weekly basis and, couch is charged with helping her son ethan leave the country, and head to mexico to avoid a probation hearing. ethan was convicted of killing four people in a 2013 drunk driving accident. he is still being held in mexico city. >>> wrinkling brothers and barn um bailey will stop using elephant in the shows a lot sooner than expect. the the parent company of the traveling circus said it will stop using elephants in may a year and a half earlier what was previously announced. wrinkling brothers was repeatedly criticized and ensued by several animal ri

. >>> rain is coming down now could make matters worse at this collapsed home in frankford neighborhood. several families had to evacuate. the homeowner made it out with moments to spare before the house came tumbling down. >> the weather is raising more concerns. >> reporter: that's right. that heavy rain could cause the house to collapse further. they put up a fence in case. they have caution tape surrounding the property. neighbors have been forced to evacuate as precaution. >> i heard the bang, look out the window, big hole in the wall. i couldn't believe it. >> that was the sound of this home collapsing. the homeowner grabbed her dog and made it out with moments to spare. >> she closed the door, the house collapsed. >> she didn't want to go on camera. she heard cracking and knew she was in danger. authorities told the neighbors they had to evacuate with moments to gather belongings. >> they said the house could tip over, it could land on the structure that we are in now. >> the homeowner has lived here for 18 years. this is where she raised her child. some of the belongings can't b

they will start with the priority buses that feed into the market frankford line. route 101 begins at 10. , 10, 11, 15, 34, 36 resumes at noon. regional rail resumes on monday, expect delays as people try to head back to work. >>> thank you karen. >>> the snowstorm has grounded dart, the delaware public transportation agency has suspended all bus and transit service for the day. level two driving restrictions for new castle and kent county will be lifted. all nonessential employees are asked to stay off the road. jack markell will give arn -- an update this morning. >>> trish hartman is live at broad at ellsworth. >> reporter: it is very busy on brood street take a look at the operation going on behind me. one of the biggest challenges to walk and park is the giant snow banks. the excavators are picking it up and putting it on a dump truck and getting it off the street. people residents business owners have been out with shoves and snow blowers along broad street. we found a company responsible for clearing nine properties working through the storm they have a syst

all trains making all stops between 69th and frankford terminal.h 30 minute delays. back to you. >> let's talk about your health, bob kelly. >> well, more bad news for late night snackers. not only can you late night snack, not only can late night snacking make you gain weight, can also impair your memory. new study shows, midnight munching affect your ability to learn new things and store memories. according to researchers eating food at the wrong time of day throws off clocks for your brain and your body. >> here the saying i like to do. before i go to bed, eat bowl of bran flakes. >> really? >> not good for you. >> it innocent. >> but i like it. >> you go to midnight? >> watching the 10:00 news, i have very lonely life. >> last nile night i was having nightmares. i was at my daughter's home and she had a pet monkey. the movie kent attacking me. all night long, i kept having the same dreams, i can't get out of situation, can't get out of the classroom. i got big public appearance, i can't get there. >> vivid nightmare i had, probably too days ago

it was a violent scene today on steps of the market frankford l. we have the latest. >> and we take to you one local church where kings arrive to celebrate epiphany this wednesday. and eagles highlights and word of familiar name for possible replacements for chip kelly. that's that and more when for chip kelly. that's that and more when "action news" comes right back. >> a west philadelphia septa l station turned into a crime scene this afternoon aix man was shot four times in the stairway to the station there near the intersection of 60 and market streets. the 35-year-old victim remains in critical condition tonight at president tierian hospital. no word tonight on a possible suspect or motive in this case. >> investigators from atlantic county are looking for information linked to the discovery of a man's body in fwal owe way township. dpal owe way police said the remains are fournd on eat side and if you have any information you're asked to call at laptic county prosecutor's office. >> step newly elect the chester woupty officials three commissi

septa will suspend all services accident the market frankford and broad street lines. we urge everyone that does not need to travel to stay home during this severe winter storm event. it's my pleasure to announce mayor kenney for his remarks. >> i want to address two operational service issues. because of the martin luther king holiday that we have observed those that have normal collections for friday would normally be picked up tomorrow on saturday. because trash trucks are converted to snow removal plows, we will not have trash or recycling connection on tomorrow saturday. those who normally have friday trash and recycling services will not have those services this week work ask people to retain their trash and recycling until next week, we regret the invention but the equipment will be converted to snowplows instead of collection vehicles. also, next week due to the conditions we are expecting, all rear driveway collections will be canceled. trash will only be picked up in the front of homes as opposed to the rear in the private driveways. please pull all of your m

market frankford, owl detoured 8:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. nightly through january 31. >> tweeting it, as women being back to you. >> sudden death of legendary singer david bowie, his agent confirmed that news saying he passed peacefully in his sleep surrounded by family. >> don champion joined us outside the theater workshop, co-writer for the play last wet touched countless lives, good morning. >> yes, good morning, erika, certainly, bowie's death shocked the music wormed, you mentioned, standing outside the off broadway theater where last wet, that play he co-wrote, is currently showing bowie's music catalogue, spans several decades, will be remembered for generations to come. >> ♪ >> david bowie was the creative and artistic force. lawyer born in london, bowie fell in love with music at the age of 13. in 2002 interview with cbs news, he explained how he decided to make a career out of music. >> i mean, quite late in my teens, but i didn't know if i was going to be musical or painting. i kept going forward, i opted for music eventually. >>

so, we started in port richmond, we are working our way up frankford avenue.ing up frankford avenue. we'll just see what's going on out here. right now it is nut. people are out shovel, people are trying to drive. however, it is very hazardous. so that's the latest from frankford avenue. in mayfair, i'm going inside get myself some scrapple. that will cool with you guys? >> i knew it was coming, beautiful piece of scrapple. it has your name on it, pat. thanks. >> i feel like i've turned at least. >> i think so. >> pace yourself. soft pretzels afternoon. >> all right, pat, thank you. delaware is also under several inches of snow. also under state of emergency. >> justin fin of live in wilmington where he has caulked to kim of people trying it dig out of the mess, justin, you don't look like things are getting any better for you out there? >> jim, nicole, i dare to take off my hood. we have a bit of a lull in the wind. i say only a bit here. so far, it has been clear. we haven't had enough else of, sorry, much other snowfall rather, it has been kind of calm for

police are searching foreman who stabbed a fellow passenger on board a septa bus in the frankford section. the entire attack was caught on camera. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at northeast detectives with the full story, jeff? >> reporter: well, walter philadelphia police released that surveillance camera video just a few hours ago. they hope someone watching right now will recognize the the man, report his whereabouts and help get him off the street. let's show you who we're talking about. this is the man they are looking for. he is 5 feet seven and 30 years old. police say he boarded route 56 bus on torresdale avenue friday afternoon, but could not pay the the fair. the the driver told him to get off at the next stop at paul and torresdale avenue but when he would not, a passenger tipped off that the suspect was delaying the bus pushed him out. the suspect ran back in, attacked and allegedly stabbed the man in the head, neck and abdomen. the the brawl spilled out in the street and was caught by surveillance camera at a nearby business. the the suspect, took off, now let's

that is except for its market frankford and broad street lines. amtrak however it does plan to operate as normally as possible throughout the weekend. >>> we intend to operate fewer trains than normal, but we will be running between washington, philadelphia, new york and boston. of course, our number one priority is the safety of our passengers and our employees so we'll be keeping a very close eye on the conditions and we'll adjust our schedule and operation as necessary. >> area transportation systems hoping to resume regular operations sunday. live look at allentown. mack sure you have the now west information about the storm with our fox 29 weather app. you'll get live radar and alerts sent right to your phone. you can type it in the apple and google play stores and zen us your picks to #fox29snow. remember, we are live tonight and will be live tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 and mind you, don't put yourself in danger when you're out there getting pictures or videos. just do it in the comfort of your backyard. out the window. perfect way of

tgif and watch for detours this weekend in northeast philly around the frankford transportation centerkford and harrison will be doing track work up there and then the regional rail lines are operating on a special schedule through the weekend both media elwyn and chestnut hill lines, and south philly jammo tomorrow. flyers at 1:00, sixers at 7:30. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for "good day philadelphia" weekend. the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. >>> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> in the waters near hawaii tonight authorities are looking for any survivors of a crash involving two military helicopters with a combined 12 marines on board. crews have spotted a debris field inn clueing an empty live raft. th

the broad street and market frankford lines, they're running close to schedule. septa does warn there could be parking issues, so as some of the stations from piles of snow. >> amtrak meanwhile, also running on modified schedule this morning, due to storm conditions. officials say service between new york and washington should be fully restored by later on today. travelers are urged to check their train status once again on the amtrak website. >> 5:10. congressman chaka fattah may need a new lawyer because his current legal team wants to quit. the lawyers will ask a judge today to let them offer the the case since fattah can't afford to pay them. >>> democratic lawmaker facing federal racketeering charges, he says he's already spent about $300,000 on the case. fattah running for re-election, he is set to go on trial in may. >> still ahead this morning, a police officer is nearly killed in a freak accident. now he's talking about how he survived getting hit by a tractor-trailer. incredible. also, not clearing the snow, we all know it can get in you trouble, right?

tgif and watch for detours this weekend in northeast philly around the frankford transportation centerkford and harrison will be doing track work up there and then the regional rail lines are operating on a special schedule through the weekend both media elwyn and chestnut hill lines, and south philly jammo tomorrow. flyers at 1:00, sixers at 7:30. i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for "good day philadelphia" weekend. >>> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> in the waters near hawaii tonight authorities are looking for any survivors of a crash involving two military helicopters with a combined 12 marines on board. crews have spotted a debris field inn clueing an empty live raft. the crash happened during nighttime training mission late last night. now officials have a warning for beach goers. >> we know there are many beach goers and big surf on the north shore. folks who want to get out in the water and go surf. there's a lot of debris out there. and we would encourage -- one, we encourage everybody to stay out of the water, two, if you're going to go, use extreme caut

right at frankford and harris son in the northeast.also going to find construction at frankford and march garrett. orthodox el stop doing work through the weekend. so watch for some local detours and for the rest of the day, they have a special schedule on the media elwyn and chestnut hill line and then tomorrow with it being marlin daughter king day they'll have a special holiday schedule so make sure you got the right timetable if you're heading out the front door. whatever you do, enjoy the rest of the day and we'll see you and bright and early tomorrow morning on "good day philadelphia". >>> and good morning to you bob kelly. we're following developing news this morning in the search for 12 missing marines off the coast of hawaii. the u.s. marine corps has released the names of those on board and one of them is from philadelphia. 31-year-old captain brian t. ken doo the coast guard is now expanding the search where two marine helicopters crashed into the water on thursday. officials aren't sure if the two planes collided and are st

now septa is still using night owl service on broad street subway and market frankford line just about ready to park bus and kick the trains into high gear so that is good news but if these are patco make sure you have a new timetable. they start aid new schedule. it may only be a few minutes here and there but at 3-degree, feels like minus four you don't want to be standing outside on that platform any longer then you have to. southbound i-95 looking good the at moment but later on today penndot hit willing the roads and they are working south wound between bridge and center city. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> we're following breaking news. police are searching for a man carjack a honda civic at 7-eleven at oxford at bridge street and frankford. there was a six year-old boy sleeping in the the back seat at the the time this boy has been found safe. the suspect is still on the loose. >> dave kinchen is live at the scene of the carjacking and abduction. dave, the the good news is that the six year-old is okay. >> reporter: no doubt about that. that six year-old was sleep the whole

, so trains are rolling from 69th into the market frankford line, same way on the subway, patco, kicktimetable over the weekend so make sure you got the new schedule. few minutes either way can make a difference of standing out in the cold. we had a lot of issuing yesterday, suspend the in the morning, one hour delays for the ride home last night. we reset the clock, everything back to normal on septa's regional rail lines. but, don't want to rule out minor delay. again there is cold weather, not playing nicely with the train engines this week. lauren, back over to you. >> bob, thanks so much. in new jersey, authorities warning people who live thereof an irs phone scam. sheriff jam says several people in the country getting calls from someone claiming to be with the internal revenue service. the callers demand thousands of dollars in back taxes, and threatens officers, will serve arrest warrant if he don't get the money. authorities say if you receive a call like that simply hang up. thousands every pounds of grounds beaver sold at wal-mart now under recall. the sam's choice black ang

shuttle busing on market frankford and broad street subway until 5:15. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> social media helped fbi track down a woman they say is behind a multi state jewelry heist. investigators a say this woman with the quick hand is abigail kemp. agents arrested her friday in the atlanta a suburb. investigators used her social media account to link a getaway vehicle to the robbery. they also arrested an unidentified man who was with her. the fbi believes she's would the man behind a string of robberies totaling more than four million-dollar. >>> 4:20. a muslim woman removed from a donald trump presidential campaign rally wants an apology. that was during a campaign stop in south carolina on friday. rosa am id stood up as trum april cues syrian refugees of being affiliated with isis. so people around her started chanting, trump. trump. trump staffers removed her. another protester from that room. she said that she's now waiting for an apology. >> i did not the want to disturb the proceedings. i didn't

market frankford and the subway both still running night owl bus service until about 5:15, lauren, over to you. >> video from high school basketball game gaining major attention, neshaminy high school basketball coach appears to head but a referee after a disagreement on a call, the team playing against pennsbury, steve keeley in language northern at neshaminy high school with more on this store. >> i not all of the kids were at the game here last night, but you can bet all of the student, the staff, teach earnings, administrators specially sports staff, all likely watching these videos a lot at school here today. here is video number one for you viewers that we have. and the set up is less than 30 seconds left in a close game, three-point difference, neshaminy scores, but the ref says no basket, offensive foul. that's when the neshaminy head coach jerry devine gets up close and up close with one of the referees, appears contact between coach and ref is made, the ref goes down, coach devine gets tossed out of the game. and the gym here at neshaminy. from second angle our second video he

officials shut down market frankford el while the rescue was underway. finally around 5:00 this evening the worker was hoisted to the surface and taken to jefferson hospital for observation. >>> the man accused of ambushing and shooting a philadelphia a police officer in the name of islam was officially charged today, and tonight, edward archer is behind bars, without bail. "action news" reporter jeff chirico live tonight at philadelphia police headquarters and jeff, you spoke with the suspect's mother earlier today. >> reporter: that is right, brian. she wouldn't speak on camera but she told me she's praying for officer hartnett's recovery. she said man we have seen in those i am acknowledging, firing in the cruiser isn't the son that she knows. meanwhile investigators are digging in to archer a's past for links to terror groups. this is our first look at edward archer's mug shot, police formally charge the 30 year-old from yeadon with eight counts including attempted murder, aggravated assault and assault of the law enforcement officer. >> shots fire.

. >> officials temporarily shut down the market frankford el during the the operation because of vibrations from the train. >>> the crews have repaired a water main break at cover man suites in southwest philadelphia a. "eyewitness news" at seventh eighth and lindberg here, officials say a 12-inch main servicing the the apartment complex ruptured yesterday morning. no other homes were a affected. >>> still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", recapture of mexico's most notorious drug lord takes a surprise hollywood twist. we will have details. we will tell you how actor sean pen played a role in helping authorities locate el chapo. >>> a new treatment for a medical condition without the pills. how doctors are using virtual reality in a whole new way, justin. >>> we are tracking ago lot of rain outside right now, we will time things out and let you know when we will dry out and talking about the record warmth, those details in the the eyewi7 i'm keeping my mom healthy! keepers, i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can pr

police are looking for a man who carjack a honda civic at 7-eleven in oxford and bridge street in frankford a six year-old boy was still inside at the time. >> in the back seat, wow. >> police say boy has been found safe but suspect, dave kinchen is still on the loose. >> how does this relate to the cold weather. >> well, the cold weather was a big part of this because for one this boy has asthma so that was a big concern for of course family and investigators but more than that this boy was inside this car but the car was running the whole time. that is why this boy was staying warm. we are here at 7-eleven on oxford and we're being told by investigators that the search is still continuing for this suspect right now who stole a 2004 honda civic with a six year-old boy sleeping inside. that boy was found safe with the car. our cameras were there as the boy was reunited with the stepfather. police say it was just before 2:00 a.m. when the step dad drove in the 7-eleven at oxford and bridge where we are right now, the boy was sleeping in the back of the car left running. police say that the s

the cct service for dialysis patients and the broad street and market frankford lines which will runa weekend schedule. >> the broad street and market frankford lines are important to carry emergency personnel, hospital employees and other essential workers during the storm. >> septa has about 2,000 worker scheduled throughout the weekend along with an arsenal of new equipment. >> septa has added tools such as heavy duty snow removers rail mounted blowers to clear tracks and high velocity blowers to clear you have buses and other vehicles. >> septa hopes to restore service early sunday morning. the weather and any potential storm damage will be a deciding factor there. if you plan on traveling after 4:00 a.m. using septa take note of those changes you guys. >> okay. >> will do. >> alicia thank you. >>> time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> all right. matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center t.g.i.f. matt but it's not your ordinary friday. >> it's more like a thursday for a lot of us. good afternoon and it is the final count down, the hours before the storm hits, ri

it all happened friday afternoon in the frankford section of philadelphia on the route 56 bus.assenger got on the bus at torresdale avenue but couldn't pay the fare. the bus driver said get off, but when he would not, the driver stopped the bus and waited for police. that's when another frustrated passenger pushed the bus hopper out the front door. the suspect jumped back in and goes on attack. >>> during the course of the fight looks like a fistfight, but turns out he had a knife. he stabbed the victim several times in the neck and body area. >>> police warn passengers should not take the law into their own hands and say the stabbing could have been presented. there's the suspect, 5'7", 30 years old, if you have any information contact philadelphia police. >>> tomorrow information will be released about why the train derailed from amtrak last may. excessive speed is a key factor. investigators say the train was going 100 miles per hour when it approached the curve with a 50-mile an hour speed limit. >>> this is the last day to sign up for health insurance under the affordable

the market and frankford line is running. service has been restored on norristown high speed line from 69th street to bryn mawr. the third rail has been covered by drifting snow. >>> expect delays, i get this train every morning and get off to get the 65 bus to work. >> reporter: is the bus running this morning? >>> they are. i heard it on the news. >> reporter: and you're one of them. >>> i'm one of them. >> reporter: the parking spaces will be limited this week 35% are unavailable because of the huge piles of snow in the lots. septa will truck out some of the snow, it could be an issue throughout the week at certain stations. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> and the snow didn't just make a mess of the roads and the weekend plans it put a beating on the economy. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square. >>> the massive winter storm made a severe economic impact up to $850 million. stores and restaurants were intacted -- impacted. >>> a rise in oil prices boosted the stock market futures pointing to a low

firefighters worked for 30 minutes before freeing him along the 5200 block of frankford avenue.hat man is in his 40s. he is in critical condition. we are awaiting information from septa on how this happened. right now we're told it was an accident. >>> dramatic video coming in from west philadelphia this morning. this right here, the car is wedged on its side. look at the video of this car completely inside the hardware store. the driver got out before they arrived at the scene south 60th street near osage avenue. the car hit a small trailer which careened into a parked car. >>> well, the budget battle in harrisburg taking a new twist, the pennsylvania school board association has sued governor tom wolf and the republican-controlled state house and senate. the suit contends it is illegal and unconstitutional to with hold state and federal school aid during a budget impasse. they are looking to recoup nearly a billion dollars they had to borrow. governor wolf is looking for increases in education funding. gop said the proposal in june would have avoided the stalemate. >>> tonight

firefighters worked for 30 minutes before freeing him along the 5200 block of frankford avenue.he man is his 40s ans in critical condition. >>> officers were called to the area of 15th and shaw terrace before 10:00 p.m. they found a car running and a man in the driver seat with a gunshot injury to the head. the 42-year-old victim died at the scene. police are searching for suspects and a motive. this chester's first homicide of 2016. >>> the world's most notorious drug lord is back in custody. mexican authorities captured the man known as "el chapo" months after he he caped center prison. moat -- kenneth moten has more on his arrest. >> reporter: the man called "el chapo" is once again in the arms of the law. >>> it is a big deal they pulled it off. joaquin "el chapo" guzman the most wanted drug lord in the world now the most prized prisoner of mexican authorities. mexican marine stormed his hideout killing five of his gunman in the predawn raid. there were military grade weapons including grenade launchers and russian grenades. no "el chapo." he was caught in a hotel where he w

they are traveling prominent michigan to frankford ere they will see their relative for the first time. >> everybody is surreal. he called last night to tell us >>reporter: another american student matthew is on his way home. secret talks to free the five americans started five years ag wendy cbs news. >>> hehecopters are cararing 6 people. hours later the coast guard spotted debris off the coast of hawaii. they have been searching around the clock. the cost guard said the choppers collided. a investigation into the crash hasn't been completed. >>> miami dade fire rescue is warning people about space heater safety. them close to uphosterred furniture, curtains, and other fabrics. >> you should have a safe zone. a area were children, pets, elderly, or lanes are travel in the room were it's kept back a types oven voirment. >> firefighters said make sure you don't overload a plug in. some will be using space headers because it's chilly. >>reporter: it could be some of the coolest weather we have seen this season. >> it changed from this morning. to chilly. we'll anticipate some of the big

watch for detours around frankford, the septa frankford transportation center.t philadelphia, race also an accident on the boulevard. southbound on red lion. we don't have the winds or speed restrictions on the bridges, to problems at the airport. >> big morning for entertainment news, the nominations nor the eighth academy rewards will be announced later this morning, some of hollywood top a listers are expecting to make the cut. jennifer lawrence for joy. funny man chris rock is this year's host. can't wait for that. while this reward season may seem unpredictible. there is controversy this morning, seems this year's top honors may not offer much did i did i diversity. we will air live starting at 8:30 here on fox 29. once again we'll be announcing the nominations live right here on fox 29 at 8:30. >>> the friends will be there for you. once again, this february, nbc confirmed the entire cast coming back together, going to talk part in a new special honoring legendary sit co m. he's directed episodes of cheers, will and grace. i love will and grace. friends, t

. >> reporter: space heater caused the fire at monique's frankford home last month.as destroyed but fortunately she had working smoke alarms and a life-saving plan in place. >> when my seven-year-old woke up and came and wake me up, mom, there's a fire. call 911. close the door. we got to get out because it's bad. thank god my children knew to call 911 and get me and get out the house. >> reporter: fire crews warn people not to leave space heaters on unattended. that means don't leave them ru running overnight. if you live in the city and you don't have a working smoke detector all you have to do is call 311. they will come out and install one for free. in frankford, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> time now for your fox 29 weather authority. it's going to be warm and we may need or umbrellas. >> record highs, flooding, heavy rain and cold blast it. >> wow. >> that covers tomorrow. >> that covers tomorrow? >> that's just tomorrow. a lot happening here. first off we got warm things up out there. a bit misty and fog much visibilities are down. rain getting closer.

septa broad street line and frankford line are running today.ll the septa bus routes will return one route at a time we'll see that happen as they dig out. 101 trolley running, 102 later today. we did see a lot of snow, 422 westbound past oaks, i can see the road surface with the snow creeping in on the sides. we have speed restrictions on the majors. i-95 we have a plow strain going through to continue to salt the roads on i-95 looking good there, as well. if we come go back a little bit, i-95 by the stadium. if you're heading to the game, nova playing you're okay toct to get to the stadium. how about one more look heading to bucks county and see when it looks like on route one, not too many problems there. we had more snow and the secondary roads and overpasses you need to be particularly careful. don't go away we're weather be be -- weathering it all with you. we'll be right back. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah. i miss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. thi

with the exception of the broad street line and the market frankford line.ave been operating 24 hours since friday. we had no bus service and nothing on the trollies or the regional rails or high speed line. we've had crews out none stop since before and during and continuing through the storm to try to get us ready for some form of service beginning at 10:00 a.m. this morning. we have several bus routes we're working to get up that will feed into the market frankford line and the broad street line to get people to those modes. trollies, the same thing, we have pilots out to get the city trolleys and the route 101 operating for people to get around. we're looking at regional rail and norristown high speed line we'll have an announcement on those services later this morning. >>> any serious trouble spots that you see that will be harder to get up and running again? >> reporter: there was so much drifting and blowing of the snow, the norristown high speed line, the third rail trains were covered. we have to check the track area and checking wires and same thin

the report is suggesting the engineers, train's engineer, had confused the frankford junction curve for another, and may have been distracted by a rock thrown at the train. eight people killed and more than 200 more were hurt in that crash. >> happening now, a warning from local police about a phone scam. >> i'm calling regarding an enforcement action executed by the u.s. treasury. >> hundreds maybe even thousands of people in our area have been getting in exact call over the past few days, and it is no coincidence it is happening as we approach tax time. the caller says that he's with the irs, telling victims either to hand over personal information or face a judge. >> and as fox 29's brad sad inch reports, it is not a new scam, but it is growing. police are warning you not to take that bathe. >> patty didn't recognize the number when her phone rang tuesday, so it went to voice mail. >> i am calling regarding enforcement action executed by the u.s. treasury. >> what she heard was a threat. >> ignoring this will be an intentional attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate j

tomorrow except for the broad street and market/frankford lines. that suspension will last 24 hours. also philadelphia international airport has canceled all flights for tomorrow. that includes both arrivals and departures. >> and we have live team coverage as preparations are under way for this winter storm. let's begin in the studio with nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> glenn, i know you just got new information. break down the timing and totals for us. >> the timing, of course, is going to vary depending on where you are in our area and in southern delaware it could very well start during the afternoon rush. here's the latest since, perhaps, last night when you went to bed. there's now a blizzard warning for parts of the area, the snow starting as early as 4:00 for southern delaware and as late as 11:00 for places like trenton, new jersey. and the forecast snow amounts have been raised. i'll get it to you in just a second. heavy snow expected in order to get a blizzard 35 miles an hour winds sustained and low

also beginning construction near arrot transportation center right at frankford and margaret. a new schedule comes into play on the chestnut hill west line this morning for the the gang from the shaders, no problems on the 42 freeway and we are looking good at the airport. the chris and lauren back other to you. >> let's talk to tom coughlin today. >> i am not for it. i will be 70. i will not want somebody to tell me i'm done. so i get that. i totally get that. but don't you want a guy that maybe you get lucky, you do pick the next great head coach, bill belichick has been with new england at 15 years. that is what i want ultimately to have that kind of a run. well, 15 years with tom coughlin would make him 85 years old. it is just not good for me. it is not the because he is annex giant, it has nothing to do with it, it is an age thing. >> belichick is annex giant. >> you know what i'm getting it. >> jeffery lurie may think we need a complete opposite of chip kelly. >> he is not the that. >> no. >> he is not a really, his players, he is in the the a friendly, player guy. he i

septa continues to run our market frankford and our broad street lines. we ran them overnight and we continue to run on our saturday schedule and we have not experienced any problems. so if you are going to -- if do you have to travel if you have to get into center city those lines have been very reliable throughout the storm. we continue to also run our trollies and our trains throughout our rail network. we do that so that we keep our railheads clear, you know from the snow accumulation. i'd like to reiterate what the mayor said about staying off of the trolley tracks because if we're going to resume our service we need to be able to run our troll trollies overnight to keep the trails clear. so if you can help us, keep your cars off of the tracks, it will help us return service quicker. we continue to inspect our infrastructure, our switches, our signals, our power lines to make sure that we are able to resume service. we would like to thank our employees they are weathering the storm like many of us throughout the city and the surrounding counties. the

. >> reporter: a space heater caused the fire at monique's frankford home last month.ome was destroyed but fortunately she had working smoke alarms and a life-saving plan in place. >> my seven-year-old woke up and came and wake me up. mom, there's a fire. call 911 much closed the door. we have to get out because it's bad. thank god my children knew to call 911 and get me and get out the house. >> reporter: fire crews warn people not to leave space heaters on attended that means don't leave them running overnight. if you live in the city and you don't have a working smoke detector call 311 they will come out and install one for free. in frankford, i'm jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> more bad behavior from the biebs making headlines. pop singer is asked to leave the site of the may yann ruins after he and his entourage are caught horse aig round there. here's justin beiber posing way group including a rumored girlfriend haley bad win while in mexico. an official says while visits the ruins beiber tried to climb on them. visitors are a loud on some of the pre hispanic py

also excluding the broad street line and market/frankford service for emergencies. the northeast corridor is running on a modified service, as well. more details to come for that. watch for snow emergency routes. no parking there or your car will be towed. check philadelphiastreets.com for a list of the streets. >> all right, jessica. let's take a live look at eighth and market streets. how's it looking in center city right now? pretty quiet for a friday afternoon, quieter than usual because people headed out early to avoid this storm. people hunkering down for the weekend as the storm approaches our area and our team coverage continues now with lauren mayk. >> lauren, you learned city hall did not send workers home early today. >> reporter: that's right, they are working regular hours today, unless, of course, they are working on emergencies and plowing for this weekend. jim, as you mentioned, this is time the folks are starting to hunker down in their neighborhoods and that means probably checking out what is open around you. we stopped by a popular restaurant tod

again we got the night owl bus service running for another five to ten mints or so on the market frankford and broad street subway. we've had minor scattered delays during the rush hours across the board on mass transit because of the cold temps today. blue route, 476, looking good, good morning villanova, no problems heading down to philadelphia international airport. no problems on the schuylkill expressway. things are starting to unfold here, getting ready for the morning rush. >>> local detours, powell and freedly norristown. no problems at the airport. chris and lauren back to you. >> police one step clothes closer to identifying the body after woman found near vacant lot in kensington, based on hair found on the remains they've determined it was a hispanic man. skyfox was over the scene yesterday morning, and investigators combed the area along the 400 block of east cambria street. >> radnor man arrested for child abuse expect in the court this morning. >> so, here's one of the worse parts. authorities say he's work closely with kids for years, dave, he is expected there just few hou