are reports of people being stabbed and then thrown into the water. >> so, let's get right to jennifer joyce, live at the scene, jennifer, i know you just arrived, see the police activity behind you. what have you learned the last few minutes? >> chief inspect store scott small off to the left. working to figure out the details here, our steve keeley reporting information earlier this morning, that he got from a source, saying, that one person was kidnapped at 62nd and woodland streets, tied up, thrown into a van where others were already tied up. all apparently thrown into the river. we did just get word from inspector scott small that there were at least two guys dead in the river, right now, there could be more again, we are waiting to hear more from police about exactly what happens, as soon as we get up that date of course we'll bring it to you, chris. >> jennifer, your understanded g they re drove them at this .2 bodies from the river? >> reporter: no. no, they've not been retrieved. we saw the dive teams getting ready. they are off over here to the right. but to our knowledge they hav

let's head out to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the scene. this just sounds horrific. >> reporter: it real circumstances we just got information from police that the man that they are looking for now is 31 year old keith, superintendent of upper darby, might chitwood showing us his photo. apparently state police are deciding whether or not to issue amber alert watch we know a woman in her 30's, found dead around 2:30 this morning inside of 251 abby paris, drexel hill. police looking for a man who took off from this location with two boys, roughly ages four and six years old, police think they are driving in a pa or new york plates, xtra. amber alert may be issued, to up state police. police say around 2:30 this morning a woman was found dead in the upstairs apartment with a gunshot wound to the head and possible stab wounds. police describe witness reports saying that they heard some sort after fight, they heard a man likely her boyfriend of the woman take off with the two children inside. >> one of the occupants heard the struggle, heard the

learning details of an attack against a student late yesterday afternoon, headed out to fox 29's jennifer joyce on campus, jenny? >> reporter: live out here yesterday morning, nearly 4500 freshmen moving in to start their college experience, the same day there was allegedly an attack against a student. according to temple university, a student physically attacked late wednesday afternoon, and it included anti-semetic statements and row lidge us blurs. beyond that we don't have any details of the actual attack or even where it happened. temple is asking anyone with information on this to please call campus safety immediately. also, university officials said wednesday night they reached out to leaders of the temple jewish and pro palestinian communities to discuss the incident, and the best path moving forward. we will continue to try to get some details on this situation, again, not so much right now. all we know is that an attack allegedly happened against a student yesterday afternoon, and apparently included anti-semetic remarks. kerry? >> all right, jenny, keep us posted, thank you. 5:03 thi

how miley now react to go this. >>> and jennifer joyce following breaking news from overnight. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. police are out here still investigating, a an accident investigation, we know two bodies were found in the water, thrown in, duck taped, and we're waiting for >> ♪ >> oh, she's not going to live this down for awhile. what this girl is doing, in the back seat of her father's car. that will live in infamy. >> so he posted it on youtube, is that what happened? >> evidently. >> oh, my goodness. >> this poor kid. oh, she's got to go face her fellow students in school the next week. good morning, everyone, thanks for being with us. >> they all do it, too, though. >> that's true. all right, 6:31, the time, let's do weather on the one's this morning. >> good morning, chris, good morning everyone, off to hot start this morning. well, at least it is warm outside. kind of muggy. we have hot day ahead, a lot like yesterday, so the return of summer, seven our number on scale of one to ten, plenty of sunshine, great day to be by the pool or d

let's head out to fox's jennifer joyce live at the scene. good morning, jennifer. >>> good morning, as we've been saying, chris, amber alert issued for the two boys, ages four and six, after their mother, a woman in her 30's, is found dead inside of second floor apartment, on the 200 block of abby terrace here in drexel hill. police are looking for this man, the woman's hulls, 31 year old keith bellajonas, police say the man took off with two children. these boys, ages four and six, sometime around 2:30 this morning. police think the man is traveling in a dark gray 2006 nissan pathfinder, with pennsylvania plates, jdh-7477. police say the man is wanted in connection to his wife's death. the woman suffered a gunshot wounds to the head and possible stab wounds, police are explaining what they're hearing from neighbors at this point. >> one of the occupants of the building heard the struggle, heard the shot, next thing you know, he hears a guy coming down with two little kids, we believe the ages of the kid are four to six, five and six, two lit

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in cheltenham where this car crashed, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we will get right to the aftermath of the scene at cheltenham and pine ridge apparently a male shooting victim crashed this car after his vehicle was shot up in the area of the 7100 block of georgeian streets in the west oak lane section of the city. there was a woman with him. she was able to get herself to einstein medical center with a gunshot wound to her leg. she's listed in stable condition. the man, who crashed this car, was transported to einstein as well with gunshot wounds to his leg and lower back, that is according to police on the scene but no word on his condition, the at this point, we are still waiting to hear what precipitated the shooting and who fired that gun. so no word on any suspects at this point in time, kerry and chris. >> jennifer joyce live for us in cheltenham, thank you. >>> overnight house fire in olney send a 60 year-old woman to the hospital. it broke out at 2:30 in the 300 block of west ashdale streets. crew where is able to get things

overnight fire which forced dozens of people out of their homes in the hid will of the peoples and jennifer joyce is in newtown with warning for people who use their credit cards to gas up. big story on than end. caitlin roth, big story brewing out of the pacific and hawaii. we will get to that. but you have good news for our weather. >> here at home it is quiet. here in philadelphia we have a beautiful day ahead. we are giving our friday a ten. it is friday. that always. with seasonal temperatures, low humidity and sunshine we are enjoying fabulous august weather. it has been a great summer so far. bus stop buddy is down the shore. he will there been all weekend. in fact i think he want to be down there to meet jen fred. you should too. never in ocean city at music pier. cool, comfortable with temperatures in the 50's and 60's and we will check with her at 7:00 a.m. bus stop buddy has long sleeve shirt on because it is cool. he has a phillies hat on too because they have been winning so much. look at that beautiful shot outside olde city studios with the pink and light purple. that is sunrising.

jennifer joyce, thanks very much. >> 6:39. middle east is affecting those overseas but having a big impact on some here at home, how one man's little girl is growing up in a war zone and why she wanted to do it. >> ♪ >> what is that coming over the the horizon you ask? the reason this farmer is playing trumpet in the middle of an empty field. we have been watching the tropics for what was a hurricane but now back to the tropical storm. through can see in the so organized bertha which is at 65 miles an hour winds and it is about 475 miles away from ber mute a and the east coast of the united states. so, it will be close enough to give us a risk of rip currents but that is about it. you can see path of the storm takes further towards the north east before it is out of here. the shore cast for today, is for a maryland rate risk of rip currents but a really nice beach day with temperatures in the lower 80's. wind starting from the north and coming from the south east later in the day. 75-degree surf temperature. so remember, some

. >> we are covering your top stories, jennifer joyce, following a brazen shooting. the target, the town's police station and reward money is growing. steve keeley is in atlantic city as people there try to figure out what to do next as revel will shut down but first lets go over to sue serio with weather on the one #'s. what a weather night it was, sue. >> so many places yesterday got heavy downpours. we had some in media. i don't know about you but we had impressive rainfall totals which we will show you later on. we will give you this number right now, six out of ten, it will be sunny afternoon and humidity drops but muggy right to you and we have on and off showers this morning. still lingering a little bit so there is muggy the dog, with bus stop buddy. temperatures in the 60's and 70's eventually we will have a decent swimming pool day but not at the moment. a few showers around but not showing up on radar. drizzle here and there. future cast shows the cloud lingering even after the rain end. by ten, 11, 12, to the sunnies out, north and west of the city maybe

>> absolutely, jennifer joyce, thank you. appreciate t meantime, a pair of paraplegic veteran forces himself out of second story window that saved his life during a fire. >> investigators say the man on his living room couch when the fire started in the kitchen last night. now, this happened at the buck land apartments on meadow lane. the manhattan and dollars to get to his wheelchair, over to the window, investigators say he suffered injuries to his torso. >> he basically paralyzed from the waist down. he was able to maneuver to get to the window, was able to pull himself up and actually -- >> pretty amazing, fire was isolated to his unit. the apartment building opened about five years ago, and houses veterans who are experiencing hardships. >>> a 19 year old volunteer fire fight is her accused of setting three homes on fire, in delaware county. >> john corcoran has been charged with driving a juvenile around darby township and encouraging him to light abandoned homes on fire. police say corriveau and would then come in as p

fox 29's jennifer joyce live outside kings liquor store in swedesboro, new jersey, this is so troublingjennifer? >> chris, kings liquor store is now closed inch did ofly, not because of one person's complaints, but rather multiple accusations, through the borough, and police accusing the store owner of racist behavior. one woman that we talked to filed a complaint, after she was denied service at the store last year. tyra, who happens to be black, said she walked up to the store and the owner came and lock her out. then she watched white people walk up, and the owner mario let them n we trade talking to the owner yesterday. he refused and drove off. we talked to his brother, who is also his lawyer, and he told thaws mario is misunderstood, and that he's not arrays is. people in this town disagree and say this store owner has a reputation for acting odd and unwelcome g. >> just odd, odd conversations , and you come, one day open, one day they're closed, and then he's back, and then he's gone. and you never nope when they're here. and then when you do come, you can easily hear him yell at

our jennifer joyce will be live to talk about his local ties. >>> plus our sue serio standing by. we have been talking about his old films including dead poet's society, sue. >> weather we warned but yesterday is here. there is rain on radar, there is rain probably on top of your head. we will talk bit, coming up in a few seconds in your weather authority forecast. >> thanks, sue. good day, it is tuesday august 12th, 2014, thanks for waking up with us. >> so sad to hear the news last night. >> i know. >> i was surprised, saddened, shocked. >> just six three-year old. we will talk to people who knew robin williams here in the delaware valley. also, it is time of the year where we're getting back to school. so what are your favorite items. use the hash tag fox the 2bts, favorite items. >> i think book bags and backpacks are big with kids, it is cool to head back to school. >> very good. >> sue, your daughter is heading back for her senior year. >> yes, a big year for us, and i was in the store the other day and saw all of the notebooks, you know, lose leaf notebooks that fresh noteb

>> we'll see what happens, jennifer joyce live for just swedesboro, thank you. >>> 4:00 czars israeli investigators say the same group that kidnapped three teens earlier this summer may be responsible for the disappearance of a new jersey man. aaron vanished while he and another student hiking west of jerusalem friday. investigators say hamas may be responsible. his parents flew to israel over the past week toned help with his search. their son has been studying jewish religion and history in israel for more than a year. >>> and that bridges us to your world news on this thursday morning. the mother of an american journalist still held by terrorists in syria is begging for his release. they kidnapped steven sotloff last august, but in the videotape beheading of american reporter james foley the terrorists also showed sotloff pictures, in a video released by his family, his mother appeals directly to the very jihadist's. >> i ask you to use your hurt to spare his life, to follow the the example set by the profit muhammad, protect the people of the book. >> us officials say they've been

police say that car later crashed after they were shot that happened at cheltenham where fox 29's jennifer joyce with the wreckage right behind her, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. man who crashed this vehicle is now listed in critical condition at einstein medical center. he lost control of the vehicle after his car was shot up, he was hit by bullets in the lower torso and leg. you could see several bullet holes decorate the victim's mercury marquis. the 29 year-old victim was apparently with a 25 year-old woman on the 7100 block of georgei an road in the west oak lane section of the city when a shooter opened fire on both people. the woman was also transported to einstein and she is in stable condition and right now she's talking with detectives. >> it was a double shooting and we believe both victims were inside this mercury grand marquis when shooting took place. we don't have a description at this time. we don't have a motive at this time. we believe they drove 1 mile after being shot. he was in critical condition due to the fact that he was shot at least seven times from

storefront window with her car, what the driver says happened right before the crash. >>> then our jennifer joycee after a whirlwind win by the local little league team, good morning, jennifer. thinks where they practice right behind you. i mean in the right new but typically. >> typically, yes. this is one of the few fields they practice at. philadelphia once again has a winning sports team all players 12 years old and younger. taney dragons heading to the little uh, hi... i'm here to drop off my resume. password? i'm sorry, i'm just... what's the password? uh... synergy? uh, dedification... gamification? with alumni in every fortune 100 company university of phoenix can help open the door to your future. go to phoenix.edu to get started today. >>> the death of amices sure i teenager shot by police sparking riots in the streets of st. louis, what started as peaceful protests now turning to violent raids, and what police are doing to restore order. >>> nascar champion pulls out of his next race after a crash killed a young driver this video, taken moments were he was killed. what tony stewart has

plus, jennifer joyce standing by with people who might be willing to put themselves into debt, for an item going up for sale in philadelphia today. what is this all about? >> reporter: that is right, kerry, hundreds of people are line up here in olde city, why? so they can get their hand on the 50th anniversary kennedy half dollars, being sold at the mint for $1,240, a full report on why these people are >>> all right. it is now, hurricane berta, very close to the island of bermuda now, and, with wind of 75 miles an hour that makes it the a category one, hurricane, moving towards the north/north east so that is away from the coast, at a rate of 20 miles an hour. so it is a slow moving storm. looking at spaghetti models all of them have the storm staying well off shore. it is probably going to be downgraded by back to a tropical storm as it progresses during date today. it will be closest to us by 8:00 o'clock tonight. that is parallel there to the jersey shore but far out to sea. still we have higher risk of rip currents and, of course, a reminder what is a rip current? it is also cal

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live from cheltenham with the aftermath, good morning, jennifer. >> reporter morning. that is right we're at crash scene at cheltenham avenue and pine ridge road. this is vehicle that crashed, and aftermath and home owner here is trying to help police clean up the site before this vehicle is towed from this scene. lots of bullet holes on the driver side of the vehicle. police say the the car was shot up with a man and woman inside along the 7100 block of georgeian road in the west oak lane section of the city. the 25 year-old woman was transported to einstein, she was in stable condition and she is talking with detectives right now, the man, a 29 year-old, drove up, after a he was shot and made it about a mile before crashing here at cheltenham avenue and pine ridge road. police say that the man is listed in critical condition leg and lower torso and it is unclear who fired the weapon and why. we do know victim lived in the area where the shooting occurred and there were shots fired in the same area last week. it is unclear whether or not the two shootings cou

fox 29's jennifer joyce live from newtown township with more on this, good morning, jen. >> reporter: good morning, police have have not said where this skimming incident happened and they are asking for your help. newtown township police want to know if you know the the man or men in these surveillance photos. according to police a skimming device was placed on to the credit card slot at a local gas station pump, two separate victims came forward and said they realized their credit cards were charged for several withdraws in excess of a thousand dollars each between july 22nd and july 24th. police are urging everyone to check their bank statements and notified police of any fraudulent charges as they investigate this situation. police say skimming devices extract sensitive information from your credit card and they record your opinion opinion number if you are using a debit card if you recognize the man or men in those photos or if you notice fraudulent charges you are urged to call newtown township police. >> hard to make them out from those photos. >>> president obama says that he

our jennifer joyce is live this morning covering local ties, jennifer. >>> well, that is right we aree in middletown delaware outside the theater which is honoring life of robin williams, many scenes from dead poets society were filmed here, chris. >> local man finally gets his purple heart why he originally turn it down and why the circumstances have changed. good day everybody it is tuesday august 12th, 2014. >> we want to know what you are doing to get ready, it is just a few weeks for so many kids, what are some of your favorite items tweet us using hash tag fox 29bts. we have another hash tag right now, of course, fox 29 robin williams is what your favorite robin williams memory, film, tv show. >> yes. >> famous robin williams character. >> doctor mike will be here in a couple hours from now to talk about depression, he suffered from severe depression for many years. >> on that note sue serio i know you have some favorites. >> i was living in delaware when dead poet's society was shot and rendering excitement, robin williams movie coming to delaware but they used saint andrews sc

and our jennifer joyce live now this morning, with the latest on waist going onto save philadelphia schoolse cigarette tax. good morning, jennifer. >> good morning, chris, that's right, the cigarette tax has yet to be passed. how this could impact the first day of school for the school district of philadelphia. school district of philadelphia. we will tell you coming up just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> another of two, active member of the community found dead in local park, now jog remembers doing what they can to keep themselves safe. the hunt for her kill they are morning. >> the son of powerful philadelphia lawmaker lands in court accused of bank fraud, evening ripping off philadelphia schools, why he thinks the feds are really after him. >> and philadelphia's schools are supposed to open in about a month, but will that happen, now that the cigarette tax went up in smoke? what lawmakers doing today, to try and open schools on time. >>> and talk about skeletons in the closet. what the penn mus

and then our jennifer joyce live at the kimmel center gearing up for the taney dragons, jenny? >> reporter: that's right, live on broad, where the taney dragons will be parading later today. this is going to be one of their stops where they will be serenaded by the philly pops. we will talk all about >>> welcome book, just after 4:11 a.m. air quality alert out for the area, mainly because of the heat, humidity, warmer air mass bringing in bringing the pollutants, allergy sufferers specially in the ear will notice that for today. fox future cast shows besides that we at least have a lot of sunshine going through the rest of the day, should and good looking afternoon again. although it is still pretty hot. we've got that heat for at least one more day. the clear skies take us all the way through friday. so we aren't worrying about any rain. there is slight chance for shower north and west today. but that looks very minor. 70 degrees in philly right now, 62 pottstown, 66 in trenton, 59 in millville. there is some low visibility in spots, that is thanks in part to the air quality a

following top stories, jennifer joyce obviously live in drexel hill, police continue to search for the person who killed their mother and took two young children, amber alert issued this morning, also, steve keeley following up up on jogger at a popular philadelphia park. but first checking in with sue serio for your weather on the one's, knew. >> this is the portion of program, no problems with the weather, talk about the hawaii hurricanes, but number of the day, yes, double digits, seasonable temperatures, low humidity, enjoy it today. bus stop buddy sure l he gave muggy the dog a break for few days. expecting whole lot of sunshine, don't expect any rain in the entire northeast pretty much ultimate doppler radar. 67 degrees, right now, as we see the sun coming up. the official time 6:05. but there go, sunny start to the day. northerly breeze, at 6 miles an hour, relative humidity, 61%. not bad at all. temperatures in the 50's to the north of us, pottstown, allentown, and even mount pocono. so it is a cool start, and very comfortable. yesterday we got to 82 degrees, so no more muggies

and then jennifer joyce live this morning talking about the philadelphia school system. jenny? >> reporter: well, that's right, kerrey, teachers union president is opening up his door this morning to any union members concerned about the upcoming school year, still many unresolved issues going >> looking at ultimate doppler radar, watching for rain. we've had it in the forecast today all week long, and there is rain around. but just not right around us at the moment. but, it is getting unsettled enough that it could be happening at any time. so nothing to show you here. we've been watching this area, pretty heavy rain, moving through part of the delmarva peninsula, down the eastern shore of maryland, and our eyes again are on williamsport, pennsylvania, as the taney dragons have one more chance to move forward in the little league world series, few showers around there this morning. and, the future cast shows that for us we'll have scattered showers around, moving from west to east -- to, very light, very random, then moving through the rest of the day pop ups with sunshine. mo

stories for you, of course, steve keeley following up with a woman found dead in pennypack park, jennifer joyce talking about the cigarette tax where it stands at this point. >> first headed over to sue serio for our weather on the one's, morning, glue morning, mid week, and back to the weather pattern that we've had for most of the summer, where we have decent weeks ends, fan we get any rain at all it, happens smack in the middle of the week. today's the day, if you are going to see thunderstorm, this is it. that's why we're going with a seven out of ten. most of the day will be dry. you may seymour clouds than sun. but it is going to be a pretty decent day. bus stop budd which mug think this morning. well, we just sippled right boheim. looking out at the western part of the state to some rain, associated with a cold front. that will make its way through tonight, but there is a little bit of sunshine burning through the clouds this morning, and breeze out of the north-northwest, which helps with the humidity, relative humidity 68%, four minutes until our official sunrise time, but you see the

. >>> plus jennifer joyce live in darby this morning after a bullet was found near a baby, jennifer. >> reporter: that is right, police are looking for guys that opened fire on a darby boro block. as you mentioned bullets flying inches from a crib or a toddler was >>> welcome back everyone 4:11 a.m. on a tuesday and thinks our unofficial last week of summer. it will start to feel like it. stepping outside it is mainly clear, we had a nice night coming off a beautiful monday. we are not seeing any issues or pockets of showers and thunderstorms are well off to the west and we're talking about central plains where they have heavy rain. far away and not bringing rain chances to us for at least a couple days. in fact, yesterday it looked like maybe wednesday night we could see thunderstorms but that chance seems to be diminishing. fox future cast will take you through its paces for today, beautiful tuesday morning but it is warmer, it feels more humid this morning. i don't think it will feel too humid later today but due points are highest in the early morning. kind of sticky. by the noon

our jennifer joyce reports, he is hoping someone out there can help him, reunite with his angel. >> wouldke to find out that person who saved my life. >> reporter: larry miles of somerdale, new jersey says he is alive today thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when he was lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i heard the the voice of somebody behind me and saying my name is debbie, i'm a nurse. >> reporter: miles was on his motorcycle and had been just hit by a car, in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him this picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg so that is why i was bleeding so bad. >> reporter: quick thinking nurse knew exactly what to do. >> she asked if somebody had a shirt. somebody gave her a shirt. she went from what i'm told on the side of the road and grabbed a stick and made a turnpike and put it on than her leg. >> reporter: you heard correctly would the manmade a tourniquet out of a t-shirt and a stick. doctor john of the cooper university medical center a said makeshift medic

fox 29's jennifer joyce in olde city, all right jen, who camps out overnight for a 50cent coin, what is going on. >> reporter: a lot of people this coin is worth $1,240, that is retail price, so hundreds of people lined up out here. this line wraps all the way around the corner and picks up a couple blocks away on the other side of the u.s. mint. so this kennedy half dollar, 50th anniversary will retail for $1,240, it is 24 carat gold and people we have talk to in this line were hired by a coin collector, to wait in this line overnight. they have been out here since 2:00 yesterday afternoon, buy the coin and sell it off and make a few bucks off of it. >> for history, for money, for the cool experience to be part of. >> we are all just doing this for people that are coming to get the coin and then we will exchange it for money and some way or another and some people are doing this for financial reasons, some are doing it just to get a little extra money on the side. it just depend on what people want to do. a lot of people showed up for this event. >> reporter: so, again, people we ta

as our jennifer joyce reports he is hoping someone out there cannery unite him with this angel. >> really like to find out who it was that saved may life. >> reporter: larry miles of somerdale, new jersey says he is alive thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i heard voice of somebody behind me come up and say my name is debbie, i'm a nurse. >> reporter: miles was on his motorcycle and had been hit by a car outside a wawa in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him a picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg so that is why i was bleeding so bad. >> reporter: quick thinking nurse inside knew exactly what to do. >> she said did somebody have a shirt? somebody gave her a shirt. she went from what i am told, on the side of the road grabbed a stick and made a tourniquet and put it on my leg. >> reporter: you heard correctly would the manmade a tourniquet out of a t-shirt and stick. doctor john of cooper university medical center says the makeshift medical tool

plus, jennifer joyce live this morning with the warning for you, the the next time you visit a, gas station, what is going on, jenny? >> reporter: that is right, kerry, police want to you check your credit card statement. they think there is a case of credit card fraud happening here in newtown, township, via >>> 4:12 a.m. it is a friday, welcome back. all eyes on hawaii, first time in 22 years that a hurricane has hit one of the island and iselle business to do. that outer band hitting the big island, category one hurricane south east of h ilo, 55 miles south east as of 2:00a m our time. winds sustained at 57 moving west at 15 miles an hour. we will get our next update at 5:00 a.m. we will find out if iselle has made land fall but otherwise we are still seeing impacts so far. then right on its tail we have hurricane julio a category three hurricane trailing about the eastern pacific, wind sustained at 115 miles an hour, a very strong storm. back to iselle here is path should make land fall this morning, weaken in the tropical storm passing over the big island later this afternoon and stays

good evening, i'm jennifer joyce, joyce evans is off tonight. it is the third year for made in america in philadelphia and there are some great acts. fox 29's dave kinchen is live on the parkway. dave? >> reporter: yes, i tell you, they're raising the roof out here, i think that's what they are doing, electronic dance music. there are thousands of people already here on the parkway, the thirds year of this festival, and everyone here is just having a good old time. touch of funk from mayor hawthorn, one of the early favorites of the made in america music festival, now in its thirds year. >> honest, hard core love it. >> i see a lot of great people here. great fun. >> reporter: estimated 06,000 people expected to pack the ben franklin parkway for a night mia concert started around noon, and everyone had someone to see. >> we saw the neighborhood and looking forward to seeing -- >> some even coming from far and wide for the headliner. >> i just came here for kanye, that's it, just kanye. >> and you came all the way from australia? >> that's it, ju

our jennifer joyce reports he's hoping someone out there can reunite him somehow with his angel. >> reallye to find out who it was that saved my life. >> reporter: larry miles somerdale, new jersey, says he's alive today thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when he was lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i her the voice of somebody behind him come up and said, my name is debbie, i'm a nurse. >> reporter: miles was on has motorcycle and had just begun been hit by a car outside of a wawa in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him this picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg. that's why it was bleeding so bad. >> reporter: quick thinking nurse by his side new exactly what to do. >> she asked if somebody had a shirt. somebody gave her shirt. and she went from what i'm told on the side of the road and grabbed a stick and made a tourniquet and put the on my leg. >> reporter: you her correctly. the woman made a tourniquet out of a t-shirt and a stick. dr. john, of cooper university medical center say

they are heading to williamsport pa. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce is live where they have practiced. pretty hard, a apparently jennifer. >> reporter: apparently. the this is 18th and fitzwater. thinks one of their practice field. it the is a great success story. this is a young team, only formed two years ago and already headed to the little league world series in a championship game, fast ball on the ground, they will go to short for one, and double play. monet davis and taney little leaguer with the complete game and ticket to williamsport. >> reporter: the final play, really and exciting one of the team made up of 12 and younger of various backgrounds from various neighborhoods in philadelphia like rittenhouse to grays ferry. they are coming together. they are ceiling the deal, and secure their spot on the national stage at the little league world series. the taney dragons beat a team from newark delaware last night 208 nothing. their pitcher monet davis is shining brightly in the spotlight. she will be only the 17th female to play in the little will league world series and she's a

good evening, i'm jennifer joyce. joyce evans is off. peco spokesperson says nearly 1,000 people have called to say they smell gas. calls started this afternoon, coming from all over peco service area, natural gas odor response crews monitoring the situation right now, but they say they've found no signs after gas leak. peco says it is investigating every call and crews will work through the night looking for the source of the smell. peco is also asking customers call if they smell gas this will help them pinpoint the problem. >>> now to developing story looks teens killed, three others hurt, in a suv crash in northeastern pennsylvania, police say the chevy suburban roll over late this morning, in lake aerial, that's in wayne county, the names and ages of the victims have not been released. >> made in america, thousands every music fans are packing the ben franklin parkway, as they one of the music festival starts to winds down. it is the thirds year for made in america, in philadelphia, and some fans are telling fox 29 it is the best ye

>> jennifer joyce live for just drexel hill, thank you.meantime big story developing of course in philadelphia is the situation with the schools. as you know, yesterday, governor tom corbett advanced $265 million to philly schools. he says he's given a lot to the district, increasing funding, by $100 million, and now the governor feels it is time for others to step up. >> i have said it before, and i will continue to say it again, the union leadership of pft needs to come to the table to help the student of philadelphia. the pf. it is the only one of two unions in the state that pay nothing toward their healthcare costs. >> we are willing to say this is about money. we are willing to save the district money, in the area of healthcare. >> still, superintendent william hite to joins us now, good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> says we're not out of the woods yet. >> that's right. >> so you're stand interesting yet, we carried this live on fox 29, at 9:30 yesterday morning, the governor gets up and says, hey, here is $265 million. and we th

. >> lets go out to jennifer joyce. this is where filming took place for one of his best films in the late 80's. >> reporter: that is right, some scenes were shot here in the everett theater as well as saint andrews prep school. our sue serio says she lived in delaware in 1989 when it was shot and said it was so cool to have robin williams in this quaint continue of middletown delaware. you can see theater paying tribute with the sign out here on the marquis. many people agree that robin williams had a gift. he could perform from the genie in a laden to the elderly nanny to the family classic mrs. doubtfire. work kept people laughing and inspired. joe conklin, said several upcoming projects, including mrs. doubtfire and tv series coming up. people are shock and saddened by a passing of a man with unparalleled talents. >> as far as characters, voices, act running gamut, variety of rolls that he had an explosive performer. >> to me most amazing thing he did was a laden when did he those songs. >> ♪ report. >> he change ch

fox 29's jennifer joyce now live outside kings liquor, in swedesboro, new jersey, good morning, jennifer. >> as well as the borough, alleging the owner of kings liquor showed racist behavior toward them. >> we tried to talk to the own of the store mario yesterday but did he not want to talk. he drove off. we talked to his brother, his lawyer, who says that he is misunderstood. >> former patron said she got clear read of his racist behavior, last year, when he locked her out of the business and refused to serve her. >> i'm standing outside, he locked the door, white patrons come up, he unlocked the door. >> i'm a master sergeant, whenever i go any place in merry expect to be served. >> filed her complaint with the borough, others have filed complaints with the police department. we got aholds of those police departments, which allege in one incident a black customer, reported that he wanted to buy a soda, but mario suddenly refused service saying it is not for sale. then black female alleged the owner called her a f-gn word, and her husband was told quote i don't want your kinds in the st

. >> yes, our jennifer joyce is there this morning. she has been there all morning long at the theater, and covering that aspect of it for us, jen. >> reporter: that is right, too it was a big deal in the late 80's and big deal again today, lots of people stopping by to take pictures of the marquis outside of the theater. earlier someone lit a can will and dropped off a flower. people are recalling many talent of this great man robin williams, actor, comedian and friendly person. a man brilliantly created role after role and kept people laughing, crying, entertain and always woed. today most people are just shock and sad up when it was this theater honoring 25th anniversary of dead poets society. they had different events, tributes held here in the theater in april and today a different tribute is up here on this marquis, chris and dawn. >> thanks, jennifer so much. steve martin tweeted i could not be more stunned by the looks of robin williams, mensch great talent acting partner and genuine soul. from steve carol, robin williams made

. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce live from newtown township, is live with what to look out for, jennifer. >> reporter: that is right, we don't know exactly which gas station this incident happened at. we're not ensure police have that information, a this is point in time, but they are asking for your help. police want to know if you know the man or men in these surveillance photos according to police this skimming device was placed on to the credit card slot at a local gas station pump. two separate victims came forward. they realized their credit cards were charged for several withdraws in excess of a thousand dollars each, between july 22nd and july 24th, and police are urging everyone to check their bank statements and notify police of any fraudulent charges as they investigate this. police say skimming devices, extract, sensitive information, from your credit card. it records your opinion opinion number here using a debit card. if you recognize those men, or if you notice any issues with your credit card police statement,. >> jenny joyce, live, thank you. >>> grim discovery in dover d

maybe jennifer joyce could have resold those items on the street, getting those jfk gold coins that will be valuable too and make a tempting target for all of these burglars. just some way to keep yourself safe. everybody has nice jewelry boxes. they are keeping they are stuff in the master bedroom. also in the bedroom those pillowcases that these burglars use and they stuff everything in the pillowcase and walk out of your house witt. >> good advice. things you wouldn't have thought up necessarily, thanks, steve. >>> 7:07 is the time. >> police say man responsible for shooting a killing a three-year old girl is in custody. >> brandon ruffin was arrested in germantown last night. investigators say he fired a hail of bullets that left three-year old tynirah important dumb. one of the men injured was a 24 year-old man ruffin target because of a previous beef. police say ruffin and previously arrested suspects douglass woods approached him on the bike and then opened fire. >> the one male was actually riding the bike and he would have had the shooter who was actually sitting on the handleba

fox 29's jennifer joyce live in south philadelphia where kids practice we understand, jennifer. >> reporter: well, that is right, this is just a great success story. this team is a young team it only formed two years ago and they are already headed to the little league world series. >> it has only been two years we have had a little league team. so putting this together in this short a period of time is astonishing. it is absolutely incredible. i have my attorney. hat from when i played for that team years and years and years ago and it is incredible. there is no words for me. watching her pitch and them play together it is great baseball, great time. >> it is so great to see kids from philadelphia, from the city, all walks of life, black, white, asian, male, female, just really come together and play as well and represent the city so well. >> reporter: final play of the game, evoked strong emotions from the teammate, of children 12 and under of various backgrounds and various neighborhoods in philadelphia like writ even house to grays ferry. coming together to seal the deal and secure thei

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in south philadelphia where kids are practicing. all that practice really paid off, jennifer. >> reporter: it absolutely has, this is great for philadelphia. this is obviously great for this team. we are at 18th and fitzwater at one of the fields where the young team practices. it formed just a couple years ago. they are already heading to the little league world series. >> in a championship game fast ball on the ground, to the second, they will go to short for one and double play. and monet davis and taney little leaguers with the complete game and ticket to williamsport. >> the final play of the game evoke strong emotions from the team made up of children 12 and under, of various backgrounds and various neighborhoods in philadelphia. coming together, to seal the deal and secure their spot on the national stage at the little league world series. the taney dragons beat a team from newark delaware last night eight to nothing. their pitcher monet davis is shining brightly in the spotlight. she will be the 17th female to play the in the

let's head right out to jennifer joyce on campus this morning, jenny? >> reporter: well, that's right, yesterday morning we were here, nearly 4500 freshmen were moving in to the dorms. it was late afternoon that apparently a student was physically attacked, according to temple university, as students were getting settled on campus, student was physically attacked late wednesday afternoon, and included anti-semetic statements, and religious slurs, beyond, that we don't have any details of the actual attack or even where it happened. temple is asking anyone with information to call campus safety immediately. the school released a statement saying temple university unequivocally disparage or assault on any person based on religion, nationality, will not tolerate violence of any kfials reached out to leaders of the temple jewish and pro palestinian communities to discuss the incident and figure out how best to move forward. again, temple university says one of its students attacked yesterday anti-semetic comments were also made, this event is still under in

sue will talk about that and jennifer joyce, at city hall, where there is a big pep rally planned forhe dragons of the first speaking of the weather, sue serio, so what's the weather looking like? >> yes, pressure not only on the team but on us, to make sure it doesn't rain, and i don't know, it is looking a little if-ee out there for today. let's give you for the cast for williamsport for tonight. then we will get to our outlook, as well, because we are holding off our rain until tomorrow. so, for the little league world series, 7:30 tonight, scattered thunderstorms around, it will be cloudy, humid, game time, and 78 degrees. so maybe a rain delay, hopefully not a rain-out. our number of the day, mix of sun, clouds, seasonable temperature, but higher humidity today. keep that in mind. that's why muggy the dog with your pal bus stop buddy today. still need the sunscreen, it is milder this morning, temperatures in the 60s, and 70s, to get started, and later on it will be actually great day to go to the pool. now, we are watching the rainout in pittsburgh, as it heads toward the center

jennifer joyce now live outside city hall, where state senator vincent hughes will hold a rally today on the delayed passage. >> that's right. time is of the essence. city schools are supposed to open in one month on september 8th. whether or not those doors will open on time remains up in the air. yesterday a rally was held, to urge state law makers to vote on $2 per pack cigarette tax. the rally comes days after the state house of representatives decided to cancel the august session in turn, postponing a vote on the tax, until september, without the vote, superintendent doctor william hite says schools may not open on time. layoffs of between 13 and 1500 school staff members could be imminent. >> student, parents, education advocates, to express utter disappointment in the state house with cancelling the session this week and postponing the consideration of the 2-dollar cigarette tax. every week that the bill sits in the house chamber, the school district loses $1.6 million. >> even if sick rhett tax passes, the revenue generated still means our schools will open with even less than

fox 29's jennifer joyce shows us how one couple is turning to you online. ♪ >> as a little girl, i alwaysabout growing up and getting married and having children. and then i met tom and we talked about marriage right away. >> reporter: first came love, then came marriage for nicole and tom spiegel of south jersey. but five years, several rounds of fertility treatments and three miscarriages later, there's still no baby in the picture. >> actually the third time they said you can go out and celebrate. this is it. so and then eight weeks when we went back they said the heartbeat is gone. >> more heartbreak. more discouraging thoughts. >> reporter: 30 year old spiegel has been diagnosed with unexplained infertility. these last five years have taken a toll on the couple physically, mentally and financially. >> we've depleted our savings account and maxed out some credit cards. >> reporter: four physical will the treatments including three rounds of inn veto fertilization have cost the couple in excess of $45,000. the couple is still trying to figure out what to do next. in the meantime they h

. >>> plus our jennifer joyce is live this morning talking about a guy who police say is robbing the elderly, jenny? >> reporter: that is right, kerry. physically attacking the elderly outside their homes for their money, we will tell >>> we are watching some weather drama this morning. we see a lot of lightening showing up on ultimate doppler radar, and we have more rain on the way. this is unsettled situation we were talking about yesterday, we got our share of showers and then are storms, very random yesterday and that is the the case today for a good part of the state of delaware there is in rain until you go down to the south and we will continue to watch that situation, visibility is reduced in lancaster county. that fog situation may change as well. we will look at the the future cast where we see showers and thunderstorms popping up through 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00 o'clock at jersey shore n between we will see a lot of clouds and we will be still feeling that humidity. so there is no time today we are entirely rain free but you could have some dry periods to yourself, it just dep

fox 29's jennifer joyce live from darby with the details, jenny? >> reporter: well mike and kerry, yesterday police went door to door with flyers trying to find anybody who knows anything about this shooting. they want to find this suspect and gun before something else happened. the shooting happened, sunday night at 11:00 o'clock at sixth and walnut streets here in darby boro, as we mentioned one bullet flu in the home, a toddler's bedroom. just inches from the boys crib. three-year old happens to be great grandson of the council president janice davis. boy's mom says he was not hurt. darby boro police said several witnesses reportedly saw people running from the area police say this is the second shooting at this intersection this week. they are concerned that the violence could escalate, again, anyone with any ferris urged to call darby boro police. >>> 6:06. big ruling for girard college. did you hear about this? according to philly.com a judge decided school may not spend its high school and gaming programs to improve its financing. the the sc

. >>> then jennifer joyce live on the scene of the fatal accident in montgomery county, jenny?ll, that is right kerry fire officials in hatfield tell us this is worst car crash that they have ever seen and i will warn you it is graphic bring step out of the picture here. car parts scattered all over the ground, one person lost their life here this morning. >>> testing. >>> a well men guy there, man. >>> we are also following the clean up in california, after that massive earthquake, rocked the sap fran bay area. es explosion napa california, wine country. the damage they are dealing with, right now. >> my idol really awesome that she's on a

. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce joins us here live.n certainly understand why he wants to find her so badly. >> absolutely lucy. he would not ab life if it wasn't for the heroi her row acs of a stranger who happened to be a nurse. he thinks her name is debbie. she performed live saving deed and disappeared. >> i'd really loo ick to find out who saved my life. >> larry miles of somerdale, new jersey, he's a live today thanks to a mystery woman who came to his aid last week when he was lying on the side of the white horse pike bleeding profusely. >> i heard voice of somebody behind him come up and said, my name is debbie, i'm nurse. >> miles was on his motorcycle and had just been hit by a car outside of a wawa in the waterford section of winslow township. someone sent him this picture of the accident scene. >> i severed the main artery in my leg. that's why i was bleeding so bad. >> quick thinking nurse new exactly what to do. >> she asked if somebody had a shirt. somebody gave her shirt. and she went from what i'm told on the side of t

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live with the details, jenny. >> reporter: kerry, it was 11:00 o'clock sunday nate when five bullets were fired at sixth and walnut street, it is second time in one week that intersection was the scene of gunfire and this time as you mentioned a stray bullet flew into a house just inches, from a crib where a three-year old boy was sleeping, thankfully, the the boy was not hurt. his great grandmother is well known in this community. the she's darby boro council president janice davis. yesterday police went door to door passing out flyers with information about the shooting and the suspect in hopes that someone saw something or knows something and will dot right thing with coming forward with that information. a tip could prevent another shooting. people in this area want the violence to stop. >> you see this and hear this, when i lived here 25 years ago, it is a whole different day now. >> shooting a gun is a problem. bullets don't have no names. no one necessary how to shoot a again. totally unacceptable. >> i'm just glad my kids have grown, moved out. i come h