the bus was transporting children who attend a parochial school in the hatboro horsham school district are still searching for two gunmen accused of shooting a family's dog during morning home invasion in west philadelphia. intruders burst into the home on south salford street nearlud. police aren't saying if anything was taken here but have confirmed that a dog was shot in this break in. the family's pet was and rushedspital but the dog is expected tovive. both suspects ran away from the scene. ly. >> police in burlington county say app app student brought a gone pemberton high school today. the weapon was discovered inside the student's backpack around 1:30 thisfternoon. the superintendent says no live ammunition was found and no immediate threats top to tudents or staf police have not said why the on or if any charges have been filed. >>> three lehigh residts suffered a defeat in court today. john cramsy dean smith and kimberly arnt had a rifle and six other guns when they were pulled over on their way to new york city last summer. the defendants claim they were going to rescue a gi

road and horsham road r the bus was transporting children who attend a parochial school in the hatboro horsham school district. >>> the winds pulled apart townhouses under construction. workers were on the roof. fortunately they were not hurt. live on admiral lane is "action news" reporter walter perez. walter how did the two workers get away without being injured. >> reporter: you know jim at this point your guess is as good as mine. construction crews have since fenced off the road as you can see blocking off this part of admiral lane that runs parallel with easton road in warrington. once again though the good news is that no one was injured. we spoke with a few neighbors who say they were concerned that some of the construction material on top of the building frame might blow off under the power of the winds ripping through this part of bucks county earlier today. but those neighbors admit they never saw this coming. >> i just drove up out here maybe a half hour before it happened. just went to wal-mart and i noticed how the signs were really blowing. i mean, the signs were twisted almost

at the hatboro horsham school districts, students were on the bus but no one was injured. >> mess left behind by today's windy weather. crews hard at work after several trees toppled over. this one in stafford township fell on power lines. there's still thousands of power outages in our area. take a look at this. the wind caused two townhomes under construction to collapse in warrington. this is a picture of the homes. luckily no one was hurt there but those powerful winds created problems all over the region. >> but it was those downed trees that caused the most problems today. it was a busy day for tree crews and a frustrating one for some car owners. >> i'm like, for real? why my car? >> his charger is likely totally loss. strong winds toppled a tree on cre sham road he's thankful it wasn't worse. >> my son could have been in there that day. >> all day we've seen it happen in norristown. crashing to the road. in elkins park a tree block part of new second street. plea mouth meeting cars forced to detour. >> in philadelphia's an dorrar section. >> i'm hoping i can get out of here in

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a van collided with a hatboro horsham bus, while it was transporting students who attend a local parochial school. you see that van burst into flames. no students were injured, here and it is unclear if anyone inside that van was injured. >>> a few months ago we told but a little girl who was hit and killed while crossing the street, it took weeks for police to track down hit and run driver. now, her whom is fighting to get the a law on the books that may help with future investigations. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh picks up the story in overbrook for us tonight, anita? >> reporter: that is right, ukee we are here at 63rd and lansdowne where this hit and run happened. now, since then the family has moved out of the neighborhood so that guillen a's siblings do not have to relive this tragedy walking to school every day but their fight for closure and justice is not over just yet. through pain. >> it is hard. it was, devastating. >> reporter: iisha pool his e has found purpose. >> i have a fight in me which will not dianne it will not stop. >> reporter: november 18th at 63rd and lansd