so tens police were on lands, so was jeff cole. >> yes, i was, lucy, shock for some brides to be. national retailer alfred angelo going belly up, women were fearful what would come of their dresses at least for today in cherry hill, some got an answer, and their dresses. >> by mid-day, the line stretched well beyond the retailers locked front door. women, facing oncoming wedding dates, their moms, dads, sisters, cousins, and friends, waited, and worried. >> my heart sang when i heard this, the store closed, so yes, tensions were high, i mean, my cousin's wed something in october. so we really needed these dresses. >> emails arrived last night, from alfred angelo, say the women, telling them to arrive at the cherry hill store by 1:00 to get their dresses. with mall security outside and cherry hill police in the store, the door was unlocked at one, and about ten minutes later the first group emerged, seven bridesmaids dresses in hands worth about 1400 bucks. >> were you concerned that you weren't going to get them?

good. >> jeff cole has never asked questions like that in his wn family. even with his own wife, dinner table. >> jeff comes and knocks on your door you need to turn the . >> who made these peas, these peas suck, pass the potato. >> saturday i was watching this game, i don't know why eight-one. cameron rupp hit a three run ho boom, he is here to talk about the phillies a little bit and also... puppies. >> it is rupp and pups >>> jen's ready to skim board, we're ready to go. she has been practicing. >> get a running start there. >> yeah, all right. >> well, all right. she got on the board. >> that is something we can celebrate that. >> how cool is water, is that bad. >> well, water is like mid 70 's. >> look at that guy showing off behind her. >> at least she tried. >> sit cold. >> and sandy. >> yes. >> thanks, jared for that one. >> let's get back to the studio. philadelphia phillies catcher can ron rupp is inviting baseball fans, animal advocates and country music lovers can you imagine them culmination toss join in a big event in benefiting animals. if yo

let's get right out to fox 29's jeff cole in doylestown where dinardo was just arraigned over video. jeff. >> reporter: he was arraigned $5 million cash bail was set. da is trying to keep this kid locked up and they just succeeded with a $5 million cash bail. this is an incredible story that is moving it's events are moving at remarkable speed but first this. the search for the four missing men continues underway in a corn field several miles from here. we're at the magistrate's office. it's about 90 acres they continue to look for them. cosmo dinardo is back on his way to jail. let's take a look at pictures i'll tell you the story. cosmo dinardo the 20-year-old was deemed a grave risk by a magistrate and locked up on $5 million cash bail. he's been sent to the county lock up. bucks county da has linked dinardo to one of the missing men tom meo. he says the da says dinardo stole meo' cars and tried to sell it at the round the time of meo's disappearance in early july. the car later found at a dinardo owned property with the diabetes kit inside that may meo must use to stay alive. here

off castor avenue, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> and on your radar tonight, clear skies for the mostng live look at rehoboth beach on this saturday night. i wish we were there. some of you may have scene seen a brief pass shower tonight. not enough to ruin anybody's weekend fun. let's check in with again with fox 29 meteorologist monica cryan. things will be heating up over the next couple of days so hot. >> possibly as we head into the new work week we could hit the 90s. 78 degrees though right now in the city. your high today 87 degrees. those winds a bit breezy about e shore, it's a nice go of it as we head through the evening ti time. 76 degrees those dew points still pretty muggy at about 62. any time we tee 60s and 70's for dew points we are talking good bit of moisture and we are seeing some of that moisture in the form of showers. light showers so that is the good news not a lot of impact from this no storms at this point. light showers heading down through southeastern pennsylvania and into jersey. otherwise, following with that frontal system that will be heading off into t

live in manayunk, i'm jeff cole. lucy, back to you. >> all right, thank you, jeff. >>> we know more about the casket found outside a north philadelphia cemetery. police say an employee at a south jersey funeral home admitted dumping the casket inside were the organs of a three to four old baby buried last week. police say the funeral home called them saying the baby was originally in that coffin but had to be moved to new casket after the latch broke. the baby was buried last week investigators will not reveal the name or location of the funeral home. familiar members of the baby are aware of what happened. >>> in new jersey, lakewood police are hoping that you can help them find the driver behind a hit-and-run. officers are looking for this ford explorer captured on surveillance camera leaving the scene. the driver hit a person at the corner of cedar bridge and hurley avenues sunday night. that person is seriously injur injured. >> police in delaware county have two guys in jail for a deadly shooting of a 22-year-old

live in bucks county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks? >> jeff, when news breaks on the search for these four young men you can count on fox 29 both on the air and online for all the very latest details. just head to fox29.com. >>> it could be the end of the bridge gate saga so-called master mine of the lane closing scheme on the george washington bridge is not going to prison. federal judge in new jersey sentencing david wildstein to three years probation today and 500 hours of community service. wildstein pleaded guilty to his involvement in a scheme to close lanes on the george washington bridge back in 2013. it created a nightmare gridlock and the town of fort lee. prosecutors argued it was done to punish the mayor of that town for not endorsing governor chris christie for re-elect. now to a story that's got a lot of people talking. that's the weather. normally you head to the beach on days like this for maybe a little relief, but it's actually hotter there as we take live look at cape may and tomorrow temperatures could push triple di

in center city, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> history made with the swearing in of philadelphia's fir african-american female district attorney. kelly hodge took the oath of office at city hall today. panel of judges pick hodge last week to serve the rest of seth williams' term in office. williams resigned willey eight wagon sentencing after pleading guilty to federal corruption charges. he's now in jail and hodge is now -- she was actually former assistant da. >> to the members of the diss trek attorney's office, it's good to be back. [ applause ] >> this is our restoration period. our opportunity to look at adversity from the rear view mirror and know you have weathered the storm. >> hodge will be interim district attorney until january when the winner of the november general election takes office. that race pits democratic larry krasner against republican beth grossman. >>> caught on camera, one huge catch. fishermen on the jersey shore reeled in this enormous shark that is drawing national attention tonight. environmental officials say it's the largest ever in the state's history.

fox 29's jeff cole live now in center city. what's going on, jeff? >> reporter: well you got it lucy. someone is in fact setting small fires in the luxury apartment building behind me. now the local ownership local management says it is working with investigators but some tenants are understandably deeply concerned. they're build as luxury apartment homes right smack in center city jfk boulevard and 18th. but all is not right here. >> a lot of us are really, you know, paranoid and fearful we're not getting sleep at night because we're kind of any noise that we hear we think it's you know, something that's going on we're jumping out of our rooms trying to check the hallways because nobody else is doing it. >> reporter: they're checking halls ways looking for the dangerous handy work of an arsonist. there have been five fives in eight days the last set on friday. somebody in the building is setting them. >> last thing i heard from, um, upper management was that believed it was a resident setting these fire. >> reporter: regional property manager says t

our jeff cole here with what -- more about what is happening in camden today, jeff. >> you know it chris, gun buy backs have been used before to rid the streets of weapon. violent crime, and driving you have murder rates. for the next two days the garden state will take a crack at it. newark, trenton and camden are collecting guns right now at camden's antioch baptist church folks were not entering for salvation friday but taking part in an evident to make the streets of this struggling city a little safer. >> i think it's a great idea. because when i watch the news at night i get very frighten. so sit there doing -- i shall they should do it more often. >> this woman showed up with her husband and couple of other military weapons from the second world war. turning them in seemed like easy money for her and a way to do little good. >> we don't really have any id that we own guns we couldn't sell them to a gunshot and and we don't have any use for them. >> the buy backs are going on across the garden state. the doors opened at 8:00 this morning but lines began to form at 7:45. camden's co

jeff cole joins us in studio with what the business had to say about the violations, jeff. >> reporter: aluminum shapes of delair believes it's made major improvements in safety since earlier workers safety inspections but the size of the fine is a clear sign tonight that osha the federal government simply does not agree. >> the sprawling aluminum plant was humming when we showed late morning to ask a few questions about the stunning $1.9 million workers safety fine. before long, the loading dock doors were pulled shut. the head of the local osha office says it's the biggest fine anyone here can remember. >> the fines are significant because they continue not to implement safety and health culture. they continue not to protect their employees. >> a long with nearly 2 million-dollar fine come 94 violations read osha documents a worker with a pr firm representing the company approached. >> what is the company say about these claims? >> you've got a statement. >> okay. you've approached me though. they said that a guy got in a tank here, was burned, came out, sent back in, burned again. >

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> thank you jeff. a case we told you so down the shore over the weekend a controversial dune project ended up turning a swath of margate into you can kind of see it right there a lake. heavy rain dumped a ton of water behind the construction and the flooding is something those against the project have been warning could happen. and so now, neighbors are quite worried about public safety stuff such as the quality of all that standing water. margate officials have called a meeting for wednesday at city hall to consider possible legal action against the state dep and army corps of engineers. >>> police found a philadelphia mom who they say abandoned her baby in a bensalem hotel room. 34-year-old erika lopez is now in custody at a medical facili facility. police have been searching for since yesterday. staff at the nights in hoe fell found her seven month old baby on the floor and drugs in the room. police say the mom left there a day earlier. the baby is not hurt but now in the care of dhs. >>> your fox 2

. >> jeff cole has been digging deeper into this story. live in the stewed eighty seven. >> bob brady is the boss of the democratic party in the city and he's a veteran of the united states house of representatives. tonight brady 2012 campaign is linked to illegal payment to get his opponent out of the race and the congressman is said to have tried to influence a witness. >> no answer at the philadelphia home of representative bob brady wednesday and staff at his south broad street city office said they weren't sure when we'd hear from him. >> i thank all of you out there. >> reporter: the feds have talked. they've linked brady's 2012 campaign for congress to be a illegal payment to his opponent to get him to drop out of the race. >> congressman robert brady under investigation by your office and the office of the fbi? >> this office does not comment on on-going investigations so we can neither confirm nor deny the existence of on-going investigation. >> reporter: the case broke late tuesday that's when the feds revealed carolyn calf nass

fox 29's jeff cole reporting from middletown. >> reporter: a local family says it's fortunate a fireworkrank caused no damage to the home or injuries tonight police are looking for that prankster. a few burn marks left behind from the fireworks show when played out at the front door of this bucks county home. the burn marks and this crystal clear security video showing the guy who did it. >> i was scared to, i didn't know if it was going to go off. who knows what it is. >> hot. >> reporter: that was blanca gross' fears when she found the charred fireworks box the morning of july 5th she and her husband roll the security video. clearly scene as a young man in dark t-shirt and pants placing the box lighting it and high tailing it off. the sparks spatter the front of their middletown township bucks county home for about 90 secon seconds. >> at first i was like, oh my god, how can you be so cruel? like we don't have any enemies so i knew it couldn't be anybody like revenge type of thing. >> reporter: blanca gross, her husband two kids and dog beat from a long weekend down the shore never hea

i'm jeff cole, "fox 29 news," lucy, to you. >> thank you, jeff. charged with killing a woman in a hospital. prosecutors say montgomery county man delivered opioids to the woman. police arrested 29 year old travis today, saying on several occasions he gave the drugs to 30 year old sierra hadrick, while doctors treated her for non-life threatening condition at einstein medical center in east norriton, nurses found her dead inside her hospital room in may. >>> he was signing in and out on an after-hours visitors log to sierra's room to deliver heroin, pills, and ultimately phentinol. , five different times. five times he walks in and out of that hospital to deliver these substances to this 30 year old woman. >> a judge denied bail f convicted he faces as long as 40 years in prison. >> skyfox over row home collapse in west philadelphia today. this was all that's left of the building, on south ruby street. now, thankfully the family who lived inside was able to get out before the collapse. >> and they owe it all to their pet baxter. fox 29's dawn timon

. >> let's get out to jeff cole with the latest information. jeff, what can you tell us at this point? quite a mystery. >> reporter: dawn, last night at 5:00 o'clock we told you exclusively about the arret of the cosmo dinardo. tonight the 20-year-old while still not a suspect in this investigation has clearly become the focus of investigators still searching tonight for the missing four men. along route 202 in solebury a somber trek for families keeping vigil at the end of a corn field where investigators for a second day searched for the four men. >> i am still encouraged by the pace of the investigation. but as you can imagine, it's just massive in scope. >> reporter: missing are jimi patrick 19 of newtown. dean finocchiaro of middletown. mark sturgis, 22 of pennsbury and thomas meo21 of plumstead. investigator it's working to find the connections between the men and 20-year-old cosmo dinardo who this morning was named a person of interest in the case. dinardo who suffered from hem health issues was arrested monday on a gun charge unrelated t

in trenton, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. now on to delaware lawmakers there have reached a tentative agreement on the state's budget. it comes two days after the start of delaware's new fiscal year. the tentative agreement a $4 billion plan that includes higher taxes on homes, alcohol and tobacco. >>> develop owing night a search for accomplices in chester county. police are trying to figure out if anyone helped a man who prosecutors say murdered a college bound teen driver. what police originally called road rage has had the nation talking about what happened. >> and that includes the victim's father tonight who spoke with fox 29' sabina kuriakose. she joins us live with more on this. sabina. >> reporter: chris and lucy, rodney robber son along with the police believe somebody may have have helped his daughter's alleged killer. they think that somebody assisted him in possibly hiding from police during that nationwide manhunt. that's why authorities say expect more arrests in the pipeline. >> if there were people who help h

live for now in solebury, i'm jeff cole, "fox 29" news. folks, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. when news breaks on the search for these four young men, you can count on fox 29 both on the air and online for all the latest details. just head to fox29.com. >>> skyfox flying over a shipping yard in south philadelphia after a deadly accident. police say a cargo container fell on car killing a man. it happened around 12:00 hit this afternoon on the 3300 block of south christopher columbus boulevard. medic pronounced the man, 52 years old, dead at the scene ton night police continue their investigation into what went wrong. >>> developing right now, more evidence presented in court today in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. the 18 former fraternity brothers charged in connection with the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza faced a judge once again today. >> they're waiting to see if there's evidence to head to trial. fox 29's dave kinchen was at the hearing and joins us live from bellefont center county, dave. >> reporter: iain and dawn, we can tell you day two of court wr

i'm jeff cole. "fox 29 news." >>> thanks, jeff. hang right now, the mayor of pennsylvania's third largest city has found himself in hot water. allentown mayor ed pawlowski pleaded not guilty today to charges of federal corruption. pawlowski arrived in a federal court in philadelphia, denying accusations he accepted more than $150,000 in campaign contributions, in exchange for city business. the court also placed restrictions on pawlowski's travel outside the eastern district of pennsylvania. now, despite all of this, pawlowski still campaigning in his mayoral re-election bid. and north philadelphia police say that guy sitting on that stoop shouldn't be there. and the package he's walking away with, ya, not his at all. say cops. surveillance video captured this all on monday along the 1300 block of north seventh street. if you recognize him, at all, give police a call. >>> you know, some crimes are tougher to swallow than other. such as stealing out of donation box from a mosque. yet, that's what members of an islamic society of gre

jeff cole has more from bucks county tonight on what exactly police are doing. jeff? >> reporter: iain, it's completely undoable but residents here in solebury are so shaky they're so upset when they heard helicopters overhead today. they ran up to this reporter to ask what was going on. there was no digging in this corn field today. just one last long look at the property before it's actually returned to its owners. >> what do you have to say to these families? >> week after cosmo dinardo add oadmitted to the multiple killings they were back at the corn field today. they brought horses for a last look. >> we want to mack sure that we get it right. that we don't miss any evidence. there's an old saying in construction, measure twice, cut once. we're measuring for the second time right now. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say it's a big effort to scower 90 acres, large black county vehicles were used. the philadelphia police department's k9 unit was called in. even a truck with military markings. the caravan pulled up by noon apparently convinced nothing had been

live in middletown township, bucks county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. ave more at 6:00 for you. >> jeff, thanks. templets night, camden county police are looking for this man. they say he may have information about a deadly shooting overnight. 22-year-old am immediate murray was found shot in his car just after midnight on the 2500 block of south eighth street in camden. so far no arrests. if you have any information, please call police. >>> the pennsylvania man charged with trying to drive through the holland tunnel with a whole lot of weapons says he will ask governor chris christie for a pardon. this after a judge denied john cramsey's request to enter a pre-trial intervention program. cramsey is an anti-drug activist whose daughter died of a drug overdose. cramsey and three others were stopped last year saying they were trying to rescue a teenager from a drug den in new york. police recovered weapons including a military style rifle, a shotgun and five hand guns. >>> more backlash tonight after new jersey governor chris christie's trip to the beach f

jeff cole joins us in studio with what the business had to say about the violations, jeff. >> reporterr believes it's made major improvements in safety since earlier workers safety inspections but the size of the fine is a clear sign tonight that osha the federal government simply does not agree. >> the sprawling aluminum plant was humming when we showed late morning to ask a few questions about the stunning $1.9 million workers safety fine. before long, the loading dock doors were pulled shut. the head of the local osha office says it's the biggest fine anyone here can remember. >> the fines are significant because they continue not to implement safety and health culture. they continue not to protect their employees. >> a long with nearly 2 million-dollar fine come 94 violations read osha documents a worker with a pr firm representing the company approached. >> what is e

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prosecutors say the victims were shot and buried at the hands of those two men. >> jeff cole reportstails emerging about the solebury slayings. >> reporter: for days the bucks county da met reporters in a lot not far from the corn field where the search for the missing was on going. friday, the setting was county offices. >> we've brought four young men one step closer to their loved ones and so they can that rest in peace. >> reporter: according to cosmo dinardo's thursday confession, jimmy patrick the gifted college student on a full scholarship was the first to die. on july 5th he and dinardo went to the corn field where the 20-year-old says he shot him after a pot deal went bad with a 22 caliber rifle and buried him in 6-foot deep grave. next to be killed dean finocchiaro. also at the corn field a 20-year-old man now arrested and described as his cousin sean kratz shoots him with dinardo's mother's 357 handgun. dinardo fires at him while on the ground. kratz says he didn't shoot finocchiaro. finally on the seventh of july, mark sturgis and thomas meo meet dinardo in a lot at near

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chapter 7 is the answer, jeff cole >>> we're following developing news, a standoff right now between0-year-old man who was originally hiding in bushes when he pointed a should go at some of his neighbors, he's not held up in a house, started around 7:00 along the 5200 block of pent ridge street. no shots fired that we know of as this continues to develop. we'll bring it to you. >>> happening right now, the mayor of pennsylvania third largest city finds himself in trouble. allentown mayor ed pawlowski pleads not guilty to charges of federal corruption. pawlowski appeared in a federal court in philadelphia, denying accumulations that he accepted more than $150,000 in change for city business, it placed restrictions on his travel outside the eastern district of pennsylvania this is happening as pawlowski campaigns for his reelection bid >>> more than a month after a baseball shooting outside of washington, dc, recognition for several heros, president trump presented a metal of valor two police officials on the scene when a shooter took aim at a congressional baseball practice in alexand

we begin tonight with jeff cole live at the bucks county courthouse with details that are quite frankly pretty hard to hear. jeff. >> reporter: they certainly are. remember dinardo confessed soothers his words the week long search for the four missing men and the grim discoveries of bo bodies and human body parts all come to a close tonight with the startling details of cosmo dinardo's killing spree. for days the bucks county da met reporters in a lot not far from the corn field where the search for the missing was on going. friday, the setting was counter officsetting was countyoffices. >> we brought four young men one step closer to their loved ones and so they can rest in peace. >> reporter: according to cosmo dinardo's thursday confession, jimi patrick the gifted college student on a full scholarship was the first to die. on july 5th he and dinardo went to the corn field with a 20-year-old -- 20-year-old says he shot him after a pot deal went bad with a 22 caliber rival and buried him in a 6-foot deep grave. next to be killed, dean finocchiaro. also at the corn field a 20-year-old m

fox 29's jeff cole here now to explain. jeff?street weapons are really the problem with crime and murder in the country. there's no question and certainly in new jersey the gun by backs are happening across new jersey and the cities of trenton, newark and camden. residents are being you were to do bring in their weapons, turn them in and walk away with cash. law enforcement say it's a two-prong add tack on gun crimes. get guns off the street, and those who commit crimes with guns. in camden the doors of the baptist church open at 8:00. residents lined up by 7:45. once inside members of the county police force in camden took the weapons made sure they were not loaded before they store them. 200 bucks was the going rate for assault weapon. $120 for handgun. and 100 bucks for shotgun or rifle. by noon some 300 guns had been taken. we hear first tonight from new jersey's attorney general and then a woman who came to turn in some old military weapons. >> we're offering cash for guns. no questions asked. bring in your weapon. turn it i

fox 29's jeff cole is live in manayunk with the developing details. jeff? >> lucy, medic used the overdose combating drug narcan to actua actually revive the nine month old child victim an accidental overdose. apparently the nine month old rolled on top of the needle. 6:30 wednesday night police and medics rushed to this three three-story brick on green lane in manayunk. inside a startling scene. a nine month old girl unresponsive from a needle sti stick. the drug narcan is used to bring her back. >> that's awful. i am shocked. i would not expect that in many neighborhood. i live right around the corner and i've never seen anything that would indicate something like that would happen. >> reporter: charged with felony aggravated assault is the child's father 35-year-old steven welsh a source tells fox 29 welsh has admitted to investigators he placed the child on a bed where two syringes were. a syringe with heroin stuck the child in the leg. there was no answer at the side door of the welsh home where children toss ,2s toys and stroller could be seen. this w

for now i'm jeff cole live in camden. , back to you. >> we'll see you at 6:00, jeff. >>> gloucester county park ruled safe for people and horses and update to a story we brought you last year. a federal judge in new jersey ruled against the delaware river keeper network. the judge saying the group failed to prove that soil recycling company save soil supplied petroleum contaminated soil to dream park in logan township. more than 300,000 tons of safe soil was used at the park on route 130. safe soil says it's pleased the court found it in compliance with all environmental regulations. the delaware river keeper says it is considering an appeal. >>> he's known as tough football player hard hitting on the field but off the field he's a pretty caring guy. eagles safety rodney mcleod in partnership with modell's sporting goods has donated $5,000 to the chester township youth football team. fox 29 previously reported how the team lost all of its equipment after someone broke into their equipment shed and stole it all. mcleod pres

gordon has been learning more about the second man arrested in this case but we begin with fox 29's jeff cole. jeff you pressed the bucks county da for answers today. >> reporter: well, chris it was finally an opportunity to ask him some questions when eddie tales that he could actually provide what we got today was detailed accounting of multiple murders as told to investigators by a 20-year-old with mental health issues, a grudge and an access to guns. the bucks county district attorney was clearly relieved friday, the search and grim discovery of bodies were over. >> we brought four young men one step closer to their loved ones and so that they can rest in peace. >> reporter: details of the killing are star link. according to cosmo dinardo's confession jimi patrick the college student is killed first he's shot by dinardo at the corn field with a 22 caliber rival and buried in 6-foot grave. dean finocchiaro is next to die. dinardo joined by his cousin sean kratz now under arrest and claims kratz shoots him with dinardo's mott's handgun. kratz denies it. dinardo shoots fin pin while on the g

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> a guy trying to fix up his new house, turned out it's almost 300 years old. that's a surprise. >> caught crossing a new jersey bridge without paying the toll not once or a twice, transit police say this guy owes 27 grand >> that's a lot of tolls. >> how does that happen? >> no idea. no word on the extent of those injuries and there's still trying to figure out how that fire started. >> happening right now, a lot of concern tonight in bucks county over horses that neighbors worry are starving and they say the horses are getting skinny. police in bucks county spca are now involved and trying to figure out what happened to these horses. fox 29's dawn timmeney has the story from bedminster township. >> basically skin on bones. hide on bones. very thin. >> stephanie of mountain view horse rescue is extremely concerned about the well-being of these horses on sweet briar road and spruce in bedminster township. she says they've been in bad shape for months. >> it's clear that they have not been fed properly over a period of time. and now the end result is this i

our jeff cole is live in trenton tonight far far away from any beach following this entire fiasco. what do you got, jeff. >> reporter: well as warm as a beach up here in trenton just a point there remember the lieutenant governor here is running to replace christie she's actually going walk away from here. it does look like this budget stalemate will go right into july 4th. closing beaches, closing parks for everybody in new jersey except chris christie who's actually at one. government is partially shut down here as the budget stalemate continues. the new jersey gost shut down spiraled to this monday politicians and a health insurance ceo moving in a crowded capital hallway from one meeting to another. >> made some good progress. we'll talk after. we'll go back in so i need to part the red sea. >> good meeting. good discussion. good discussion. good meeting. >> reporter: get somewhere here. >> we'll seem it was a good meeting. >> reporter: meanwhile as july t is largely closed and state beaches and parks remain shuttered while governor christie lounges on a state beach shut off to

fox 29's jeff cole is live in center city looking for answers. jeff? >> reporter: iain, federal and city investigators are on the hunt tonight in this luxury apartment building behind me. they are tracking the dangerous handy work of an arsonist. the stirring is a gleaming tower of what are called apartment homes sitting on jfk boulevard and 18th. it has a cool modern appeal but there's trouble. >> somebody in the building is setting them? >> the last thing i heard from, um, upper management was that they believed it was a resident that was setting he's fire. >> setting small fires in the lower floors of the building. tenants took these pictures once the fire started on july 13th. since then there have been three incidents and five fires the last ignited on friday. >> a lot of us are really, you know, paranoid and fearful we're not getting sleep at night because we're kind of any noise that we hear we think it's, you know, something that's going on so we're jumping out of our rooms trying to check the hallways because nobody else is doing it. >> report

. >> fox 29's jeff cole has more now on a family bearing more grief than any ever should. >> i mean we were just getting over the enact it was just an accident. >> reporter: for the roberson family of west chester, loss and grief have been constant in recent years. nearly four years ago, their son passed from heart disease. now, they must mourn the vibrant lovely 18-year-old bianca. >> she was like a crazy fun, a crazy fun kind of person, and wish she was, um, make you lau laugh. she was just a good girl. sweetheart. sweetheart of a girl. >> reporter: recent graduate of west chester ruston high school bianca was planning a trip to jacksonville, florida for orientation at the university she'd a ten in the fall. her life goal an fbi agent with a focus on forensics. >> devastated, um, senseless. she's just starting her life. >> reporter: her i wasn't says, bianca's and her brother's deaths are deep wounds. >> now her mother is left with only -- with no children, just a grandchild. >> reporter: there was counseling friday at ruston where her fellow, 18-year-olds beginning a new and excitin

in solebury township, i'm jeff cole.ox 29 news. >>> meanwhile tox night family and friends are remembering one of the victims. they gathered in bensalem for memorial for 22-year-old mark sturgis. funerals for the other three young men are this week as well. >>> hey, hey, hands up! hands hands up! [ gunfire ] >> is your heart pumping yet? wild scene when septa and philly police open fire with body cameras rolling. ♪ shooting in kensington breaking news last night at 10:00 right here. philadelphia and septa police say they fired at a man when he pointed his gun at them and septa officers body cameras caught everything they went down. >> dave schratwieser has the story. >> hey, hey, hands up, hands up, hands up! >> get your bleep hands up! [ gunfir ] >> reporter: that was the chaotic pressure packed scene caught on body cameras as septa and philadelphia police encountered an open fire on an armed suspect on the front porch of a home in the 400 block of east somerset street wednesday night. >> hear the officers yelling you k

i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> all right. coming up little girl sexually assaulted in her own home. the hunt is on for the person behind it. >>> and there's a new could you have fee shop in our area. the person pouring the cup of joe behind the counter is taking a lot of people by surprise. ♪ now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. if you'll be out and about watch for some construction detours first of all columbus boulevard down to one lane at catherine so everybody that comes off the knife at columbus boulevard making that right heading down toward washington going to get jammed up through the week. it's been a mess the last couple of days. your best bet stick with 95 and jump off at packer avenue, and then come back north on columbus boulevard. keep that in mind if you're heading down to the concerts or outdoor festivities along the waterfront through the weekend. we still have the water main break frankford thompson and shack max son through the weekend septa detour route 5 bus and they closed the ramps here at penn's landing. the market and sh

in center city, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> who needs shark week? this guy is 900 plus pounds. this huge shark just reeled in off the coast of new jersey. no, really. ♪ ♪ >> caught on camera. just in time for shark week, a record breaker at the jersey shore. fishermen reeled in -- a shark unlike any catch before. >> environmental officials say it's the largest ever in the state's history. fox 29's chris o'connell is live in brielle, monmouth county with the story. chris? >> reporter: yeah, guys. let me put it to you this way. for a fisherman this is like hitting the lottery. it's like winning the super bowl. landing what's believed to be one of the largest sharks ever to be caught off the coast of new jersey. >> line was peeling off the real faster than we could keep up with it. >> reporter: talk at the marina is still buzzing. >> adrenaline is pumping. >> reporter: overnight fishing trip turned into the trip of a lifetime for long-time captains dave bender and kevin garrity fishing charter out of man nass scan. >> when i set the hook and felt the pressure i knew it was pretty

. >> jeff cole took a drive to see what the business these say about all those violations. >> reporteraluminum plant was humming when we showed late morning to ask a few questions about the stunnin $1.9 million workers safety fine. before long, the loading dock doors were pulled shut. the head of the local osha office says it's the biggest fine anyone here can remember. >> the fines are significant because they continue not to implement safety and health culture. they continue not to protect their employees. >> reporter: along with nearly $2 million fine come 94 violations read osha documents. a worker with a pr firm representing the company approached. >> what is the company say about these claims? >> you've got a statement so -- >> you've proved me, though they said a guy got in tank here was burned, came out, sent back in, burned again. >> so you're reporting on this before the conversation happened. >> he's talking about a conversation osha and aluminum shapes will likely have about that whopping fine. osha says when it arrived for its january inspection, it learned a worker was ho

in middle counsel township, bucks county, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news.tigating an attempted luring in upper darby. investigators map went up to young girl at hill crest elementary school yesterday and told her to get into his car. that girl and her sister then ran away and told school officials. the man is believed to be in his 60s and driving a newer model green orbeli toyota sedan if you have any information give upper darby police a call. >>> great grill taste and virtually no clean up. that's the promise from the makers of the yo she copper grill mat even say they get perfect signature grill marks. will this product every product get high marks tonight's deal or dud test. >> fox's steve noviello finds out. >> if you treasure the taste but could do without the clean up now you can grill proper with copper. >> amazing. so says the makers of the yoshi copper grill mat ken patrick knows a thing or two about grilling. he's paid by webber to test out their products. >> he's a bit of a grilling guru and agreed to help us cook up this week's deal or dud test

jeff cole has more from camden. >> reporter: at 6-foot seven, 44-year-old sabastian haley played highl and college basketball much his playing days are over but he gets his basketball fix as a referee. here he is standing to the left of camden's mayor dana redd at the all star game for the mayor's basketball played in this gritty seat for troubled men. >> guys who would probably more than likely be selling drugs or caught up in the street live in the city of camden. >> reporter: haley says he revved 27 games documented in this e-mail he provided from december to march, pay 40 bucks a game. but when it came to get paid from the city, it offered just 300 bucks. not the over $1,000 he believed he was owed. >> it's been four months since the league has ended and everybody has gotten paid except for the officials report roar the games are made week nights at the morganville hatch junior high. the league was organized by ali sloan former city councilman who spent 18 months in prison several years ago on corruption charges. on the phone he admitted there had been problems. >> what's going on

in manayunk, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> breaking news out of washington, d.c. right now. louisiana congressman shot during baseball practice last month in virginia is back in the hospital and in serious condition. house majority whip steve scalise had another surgery for an infection and is now in the intensive care unit. in statement the med star washington hospital said that scalise "tolerated the procedure well". >> developing in center citigroup of teenagers turned on couple of tourists after fourth of july celebrations. you're watching it right there. those visitors to philadelphia now have serious injuries. >> tonight police are trying to find these teens before someone else gets hurt. dave schratwieser shows us who they're looking for. >> completely unprovoke. >> reporter: one minute they were just a bunch of teenagers walking down the street at 11th and filbert in center city. then police say they went on the attack, pouncing oh and two unsuspecting young men. >> one of the males suffered a broken nose. one may have suffered a broken eye socket. it's really bad, d

fox 29's jeff cole has more. >> reporter: no answer at the philadelphia home of representative bob brady at his south street city office weren't sure when we'd hear from him. >> i thank all of you out there. >> reporter: but the feds have talked. they've linked brady's 2012 campaign for congress to an illegal payment to his opponent to get him to drop out of the race. >> congressman rob brady under investigation by your office and the office of the fbi? >> this office does not comment on on-going investigations so we can neither confirm nor deny the existence of an on-going investigation. >> reporter: the case broke late tuesday when the feds revealed carolyn can van nass the pastor of ardmore church scene here on facebook page and campaign aid to candidate former municipal judge jimmy moore took part in a scheme to pay moore's campaign 90 grand to drop out. here's moore back on "good day philadelphia" back in 2012. her church was locked tight wednesday and through a friend she told fox 29 she cannot comment. >> have you asked her to help you with a further investigation in that case? >>

let's get right out to jeff cole who's life in bucks county with the breaking details. jeff. >> reporter: dawn a lot going on. first let me tell you this. 19-year-old cosmo denardo is being recharged by the district attorney's office here on a gun charge that had been prior dismissed. i asked him why and he said we want to hold him on a chevy bon much he is not naming him espouse inspect here he wants to hold him. why? he is the son of the owner of two properties here that have been sevenned. in the meantime, as we've said as you've said this search massive for these four young m men. >> investigators searched three locations monday corn field off lower york road in solebury township a home along aquatong road an home in bensalem. all in search for the four young men. >> we're not exactly sure what we're going to find there but we're pretty confident that the investigation is proceeding in the direction that we believed that it would. >> reporter: missing are jimmy tar patrick. dean finocciare, mark stir and tom m. oe. >> the house on aquatong is opened by sandra dinardo

. >> and some were in lot worse shape than others let's get out to fox 29's jeff cole whose live in port richmond to help explain what's being done about the problem. jeff. >> reporter: you know, iain, you know how important parks are, and playgrounds are, in tight inner city neighborhoods. today, though, we were sent to take look at a troubled playground in the shadow of the art museum. we took a look at that playground and then we just kept on looking. nanny lisa kinchen brings two-year-old mass so mow to the playground all the time. it's the shade trees which attract them. certainly not the conditions. >> half the park is falling apart and you can't even have your kid walk on the ground without falling into a pothole. >> reporter: the may ground at 23rd and the parkway has deep holes in the safety tarp. but the base of slides and swings there was a busted swing, broken fence, tripping hazards, puddles on the slides and someone is using it as a dump for briquettes and old mack and cheese. this mother of two is from michigan. >> very run down much lots of different areas look unsafe. my

i'm jeff cole. iain, to you. >> jeff, we'll see you then, thanks. >>> a philadelphia mom accused of a ban doinging her baby in bensalem hotel room is now in police custody. staff at the knights inn hotel found the seven month old on the floor yesterday morning. also found drugs in the room. police say the mother 34 cereal erika lopez left the room a day earlier just a few moments ago police announced she's in custody at a medical facility. the baby was not hurt. but is now in custody of dhs. >>> the search for a woman missing off of point pleasant beach is over. off duty lifeguard found her body late last night. officials launched an extensive search early sunday morning when the 24-year-old woman disappeared in the high surf police say the woman and thomas, both jumped into the water around 2:00 in the morning. cadillac was able to swim back but she cannot. her body washed back on to the shore line last night. >>> your weather authority tracking that rough surf over the weekend as we take live look

fox 29's jeff cole talked to the very upset homeowner.>oughts when you realized somebody did this? >> at first i was like oh, my god, how can you be scr enemies so i knew it couldn't be a revenge type of thing. this is not joke. they can really kill people that picture of of the prankster on their facebook page and are looking to make an arrest. >>> turning to your health now, therapy center in california is using the healing power of horses to help. therapeutic riding center in california adopted two miniature horses as a way veterans suggest from prost traumatic stress diss or or battlefield energies they use the horses in operation saddle up. it provides therapy to wounded service members and veterans. everybody knows how great service dogs are and how great they were dogs are. but nobody knows about therapy horses and one of the cornerstone's mission to educate people and help people understand how they can truly truly change a life. >> absolutely. the center says their program has brought on a large decrease in suicidal thoughts of t

. >> after self calls to the mayor's office in cam our jeff cole showed up at city hall where he metith the city's business manager. he said some refs were building for games they had no record were ever played. however, later camden told us they are soaring it all out and those referees will indeed get paid. >>> sean brace here now with a look at what's on his mind tonight. >> sean? >> that's right, dawn. all right. a few sixers players are flirting with lebron james on social media. he's flirting back as well. there is a chance lebron could bring his talents to philly next year. but get this. there are a few fans who don't want the best player in the game to come to philly. it makes no sense which is why i yell about it next. ♪ all right. sean brace calls out those of you who are against lebron james coming to the 76ers. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> all right. over the last couple of weeks a few sixers players and even mike trout have let it be known lebron james is welcomed to join the sixers next year when after all after today's news most definitely will opt out and creat