jennifer joyce live from north wildwood where it is not a good idea to go in the water. is it now prohibited, jennifer >> reporter: well, that is the big warning that is out there, they don't want people in the water because of those dangerous rip current as you have been talking about. a lot have people down here have been a little confuse by hermine because we are not necessarily seeing as much as we expected to see. there is in rain. right now no serious wind. but there are choppy waves that are presenting a danger to beach goers. the also as hermine approaches the coast we are expect to go see tidal flooding, high tide here in wildwood is between ten and 11:00 this morning and a hour later on the back bay, so that is when we expect to see the water levels rising, the wildwood are notorious for flooding because barrier island sits so low. when minor storms the street are often times under water. so that could be the case later this morning. in the meantime people are being advised to be extra careful, down here on the beach, this labor day. lauren and chris. >>> we wil

jennifer joyce is in bucks county with the latest on this, jennifer, where is this hang? >> well, this is happening in a tiny town called pen ville, about 2400 resident here, they can wake up and breathe a sky of relief, shortly after midnight. it was decided that the local police force will remain intact. people packed borough hall, for the meeting that lasted nearly five hours, people pushing to save the penndel police department which has about ten part time officers and full time police chief to cover 2400 resident. the borough was considering excepting a contract from neighboring middletown police department to provide services to this community, and disband the penndel force in an effort to save $2 million over the course every ten years, they thought the cost savings would be really beneficial small town, people who live here are vehemently opposed to the idea. >> what if we just hid them away. what's going to happen is our little town, and we'll pay penndel, their drugs come,, people will be robbing and stealing. we have no ... where is everyone going to be? >> th

jennifer joyce is there. you are in north wildwood. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. we are in north wildwood. it is still dark and hard to see but perhaps biggest impact so far from hermean is beach erosion. we are live from the fourth street, and beach in north wildwood right in front of the acropolis hotel. this is something that shore communities were concerned about but also something that they expect to see. even though we are not seeing much from hermine because it is so far off shore. it is forcing, churning seas creating strong currents along the coast and affecting our beaches. another issue that we typically see down the shore is tidal flooding on saturday morning we do know wildwoods reported various street flooding today. it could be more of the same as high tide rolls through between ten and 11:00 o'clock this morning, chris. >> jeb fur and that said the governor of new jersey chris christie is standing by his decision to declare a state of emergency in some counties. even amid

. >> we could learn when his sexual assault trial could start, jennifer joyce now live at montgomery county courthouse where this will take place later today, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. it is scheduled for one and this could be a big one for cosby's defense team fight to go suppress key evidence including 1,000 pages have of damaging testimony that he gave in 2005 in the accuser andrea constand's law fence. defense attorneys argued cosby was promised wow never be charged so he felt free to testify, however, a judge determined that cosby was never granted immunity. documents from the lawsuit were unsealed last year and a new prosecutor reopened the case. bee december, cosby was charge with the 2004 drugging and molesting of andrea constand a young woman she mentored who was at the time a manager of the temple woman's basketball team. in the deposition cosby admitted to several extra marital affairs, in which he gave young woman, teens in the early 20's drugs and alcohol prior to what he called, romantic meetings. constand says that she was in a

>> jennifer joyce is outside the milford township home where the tragedy happened. jennifer? >> reporter: state police troopers have been here at the scene all day long. you can see walking in and out of this home. searching for evidence right now they can't confirm how the shooting happened. all they can say is a two-year-old boy is dead. he suffered a single gunshot wound. >> it is very upsetting. >> reporter: people who live along the 2100 block of sad and stunned to fine out a two-year-old boy was shot and killed inside this home around 11:00 o'clock this morning. >> his father was the only person that was home at the time to our understanding the. >> reporter: police say the toddler was transported to st. luke's hospital in quakertown where he died. the child was identified by police as benjamin austin smith. investigators say the boy's father nicholas wiley is cooperating with police. they've been combing the property for evidence. >> we'll go in and collect evidence in the house and crime scene examiners will process the scene and at that point determine what was in th

jennifer joyce is in reading with the details on this, hi, jen. >> reporter: good morning, guys. reading police still trying to sort out the details, they do have person of interest in this case. but, yes, something involving a halloween mask, trying to figure out how and why a 16 year old was murdered over the weekend. in the meantime, the reading community is coming together, last night, our cameras were at candlelight vigil in honor of the victim, 16 year old, christian torez, torez was killed sunday night, police think he was stabbed to death, tragic result of neighborhood side that happened on the 1100 block every locust street, police say the fight may have been related to a mask, that the victim was wearing. now, investigators are looking for 29 year old avery valentine-bair man who police say is person of interest in the case. people at last night's vigil say they were stunned to hear the torez was killed, they tell us he was good kid who seemed focused on his future. >> always had a smile on his face, always having people joking. >> was a good kid, no problems, always go

jennifer, thank you. >> and another story connected to the story jenny joyce has told you about. a philadelphia police officer rushed to the hospital, dave kinchen with details on possible dui here. >> yes, that's what investigators are telling us at this point. very scary situation for this officer who is here at penn presbyterian hospital. we are told with relatively minor injuries after being shaken up by a crash here, that officer was blocking traffic, while investigators worked the crime scene, giving them space to investigate, when investigators say a man in a truck slammed into the police car, with this officer inside. this all happened at cobbs creek parkway, and christian streets in southwest philadelphia. just before 2:00 a.m., we're told. police say the driver in the pick-up truck was initially hospitalized for observation, but is now at police headquarters, where he will face dui related charges. we're told by investigators that officer again has minor injuries, but he is alert, walking and talking, as one source told me, will likely be released at some time this morn

lets go now to jennifer joyce. this hearing is scheduled for later today about 1:00 this afternoon. >> reporter: yes, chris it is scheduled for 1:00. it could be a big day for cosby's defense team trying to get a number of pieces of evidence, suppressed from this case including nearly 1,000 pages of damaging testimony that he gave in 2005, in the accuser andre constand's lawsuit defense attorneys argued that cosby was promised wow never be charged. he felt free to testify, however, a judge has determined that cosby was never granted immunity. by december cosby was charged with the the 2004 drugging and molesting of andrea constand a young woman he mentored who was at the time a manager of the temple woman's basketball team. in the deposition cost bye admitted to several extra marital affairs in which he gave young women teens and early 20's, drugs and alcohol prior to row map particular rendezvouses. in terms of the cosby case young woman never stopped him from making the move but she said she was in and out of of

jennifer joyce has the wrap up from what happened at the meeting. hi, jenny. >> obviously little issue with her microphone, we'll try to get back to jen nip just a minute. the bottom line here it was standing room only, crowd spilled out onto that little walkway outside the builds to go have their voices heard. pretty much unanimous, they wanted to keep the police force, did she say what after 12:30 last night the decision was made. jennifer, can you hear us now? >> we will getting two her when we sort all that outment congrats not phillies, just got out of six game losing streak, much more coming up in sports in just one minute. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan.

. >> our jennifer joyce is live at the scene with more disturbing details about this. bicyclist we're told did everything that they were supposed to do. >> reporter: exactly, alex, that bicycle was according to police riding in the mark bike line had multiple flashing safety lights on his bike and was only a half mile from his home when his life violently ended. just after 12:45 a champagne or silver colored vehicle nailed the cyclist biking on the 5800 block of frankford avenue. investigators say impact of the crash, launched the man 50 o two pieces and found 75 feet down the road. police say four three-year old cyclist had severe trauma to his head and upper body. died at the scene. the car involve took off. police have a message for that person this morning. >> my message to that individual who struck this person, there is still time, turn yourself in, do the right thing, and don't wait for police to identify and come and get you. it will make things worse for you. best thing to do is to call 911 or go to the nearest police station and turn yourself in immediately.

jennifer joyce is on the scene now. good morning, jen, still an active scene at that. >> reporter: yes, there are still police here, monitoring the scene. we do expect police to be back out here later this morning, to continue to search for evidence. we're live on the 700 block every cobbs creek parkway, this is where philadelphia police shot and killed a man after the suspect allegedly assaulted five people including three children, critically injuring his eight year old son, and a 13 year old family friend. it was 7:00 last night when police were dispatched to the 6200 block of hazel street for the report of multiple gunshot victims, and people screaming. officers immediately responded and found eight year old and 13 year old with multiple wounds to their throat and chest. police rushed the children to chop and began searching the area for the suspect, ultimately, they found him on the 700 block of cobbs creek parkway and believe the man was armed with a gun, as the initial call came in as a shooting. multiple police

let's head to the news room, jennifer joyce who has the latest. hi, jennifer. >> good morning, lauren. protests have been going on for hours. within the last hour or so we saw things heating up literally. protesters setting fire to materials on charlotte highway. police cars have been damaged in these protests and authorities have responded with tear gas, trying to yell the conflict, all of this come hours after a man was shot and killed by police. charlotte police say officers responded to an apartment complex. they were serving a warrant, when they arrived, they came across a man who was getting out of his car and was armed with a weapon, according to authorities, police say, this man posed an immediate threat to police. he was shot and killed. this is not the man who police were initially looking for. but, this police shooting comes just days after an unarmed black man was shot by a white police officer in tulsa, oklahoma. a woman who claimed to be the sister of the man shot and killed yesterday in charlotte is saying her brother was unarmed, to

jennifer joyce joins us live in the news room with the latest. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lawyer end, mr. police broke out the riot gear to try for protesters who unleash their anger on the city of charlotte. protest verse been out in full force since the deadly shooting of black man by black police officer. police cars damage in the these protests and authorities have responded with tear gas frying to yell the conflicts, many pushing for peace and urging others to dot same. match killed keith lamont, taken to carolina medical center where he was pronounced dead. shots fired after charlotte police say they responds today apartment complex to serve a warrant, man getting out after car and warmed with a weapon. police say this man posted imminent threat to police, and they opened fire. this is not the man who police were initially looking for, claims ton the daughter of the man shot and killed showed up to the scene started rolling her own facebook live video. >> they shot my daddy because he was black, sitting in the car reading a book,

jennifer joyce live in hoboken, new jersey with more, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and chris. we know ntsb investigators were going to pull that black box recording last night which was expect to provide key information, like how fast this train was going at the time of the crash, and whether or not the train's investigator or engineer was attempting to slow the locomotive at the time. by 8:45 a.m. the hoboken train station looked like this, a disaster zone, after the new jersey transit train plowed through the bumper of the track and then slammed in the platform. according to reports, passengers attempted to smash windows in order to exit exit the train. one person was killed by fallen debris. more than 100 others were injury. a majority were hospitalized. witnesses say they were stunned by the sound of the crash. they didn't know what was going on. soon they heard screamed and saw the aftermath. >> i observed train coming in high rate of speed, went over the bumper block and through the a air and traveled about another 40 feet and came to a rest, when it hit the w

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fox 29 jennifer joyce joins us from cape may. jennifer, what are the concussions right now? mentioned in your last bit people are trying to decide whether to go home or get the whole holiday in. >> reporter: i think people are still making that call. this is not what i expected to come down to. the sun is shining, it's a beautiful morning, a little chilly. on a put on my hat, at little windy, the waves are making up in intensify, as we showed you, there are still surfers out there. obviously in there at their own risk because the waves are certainly a little bit choppy. a lot of people out here doing morning routine out here for a morning walk. we saw a lot of people on the boardwalk as well. we are expecting, however, the additions to worsen as the day goes on. winds expected to pick up with the storm. the height of the storm hitting tonight into tomorrow, so even though the storm is no longer categorized as a tropical storm, it is still capable of producing extremely strong winds, at this point, cape may has not issued mandatory evacuations, it's pretty much a stay at your

reporting in atlantic city, jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news". >> tonight investigators have released this surveillance video after group of men they want to identify in connection with the shooting. how much, investigators have not referred to them as suspects. call atlantic county prosecutors if any of these guys look familiar. >>> well, it is cup day in the ffl. but the eagles making surprise move that no one saw coming. sam bradford, demanded a trade in the off-season, but the birds refuse to trade the quarterback. today he got his wish at a time when no one expected it. sean bell with more on the big trade. sean? >> reporter: eagles have officially waived the white flag on this season. sam bradford has been traded to the minnesota vikings for first rounds pick in 2017. and fourth rounder in 2018. an unbelievable shocking move. no one expected this, even in minnesota after teddy bridgewater, vikings quarterback went down with a energy. we new they would be calling around the league trying to get a starting quarterback. we didn't know that call would be coming to philly. eagles were set

jennifer joyce is live from hoboken, new jersey. jennifer, good morning. >> good morning lauren and chris. the ntsb was pulling its back box recordings from the train that crashed here in hoboken expect to go provide key information, like how fast was this train traveling and any indication that the engineer was attempting to slow the locomotive. by 8:45 a.m. yesterday the hoboken train station looked like this, a disaster zone, after the nj transit train plowed through bumper of the track and slammed on the platform, according to reports, passengers attempted to smash windows in order to exit the train, one person was killed by fallen debris, more than 100 others were injured, and a majority were hospitalized. witnesses say they were startled by the sound of the crash, they didn't know what was going on, soon thereafter they heard screams and they saw the aftermath. >> i observed it coming at a high rate of speed over the bumper block and basically through the air, traveled about another 40 feet, came to a rest, when it hit the wall

jennifer joyce now in red withing more on this. jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, chris. his death was apparently the ends result, a tragic result of a neighborhood fight that may have been started over some sort of scary mask, scary face mask of this victim was wearing at the time of the sunday stabbing. police are still investigating, trying get to the bottom of this. as they do, the community is coming together. last night we were at a candlelight vigil for the victim, 16 year old christian torez, torez was killed sunday night, police think he was stabbed to death. again, the ends result of a neighborhood fight that happened on the 1100 block of locust street. police say the fight may have been related to this mask. now, investigators are looking for 29 year old avery valentin-bair, man say is a person of interest in this case. people atlas night's vigil say they were stunned to hear that torez was killed, they tell us, was a good kid who was focused on his future. >> reporter: torez again just 16 years old, his family says he was a student at reading high school. he a

jennifer joyce live in hoboken, new jersey. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. engineer said to have work for nj transit for the last 29 years what prevented this seasoned employee from slowing, controlling the train as it entered the hoboken stationary mains the big question. 8:45 a.m. yesterday the hoboken train station looked like a disaster zone, after the new jersey transit train plowed through the bumper of the track, went airborne and slammed into the platform. according to reports the desperate passengers exited the mangled train anyway possible, including falling out of the smashed windows. one person was killed by falling debris, more than 100 others were injured. man jord were hospitalized, witnesses say they were startled by the sound of the crash. they didn't know what was going on soon thereafter they heard screams and saw the aftermath. >> it the breaks your heart to see something like this happen. you are always prepared for the worst. you never know when it is coming. it is a da

. >> jennifer joyce on this story, good morning. >> reporter: good morning lauren and chris. two days ago i was on the scene of a very similar hit and run crash, in this case, a man is dead. the accident scene brutal and car involved is mia, according to police just before 12:45 a champagne or silver colored car, nailed the man on the bicycle on the 5800 block of frankford avenue, the impact of this crash, launch the man 50 feet his bike slipped into two pieces and was found 75 feet down the road. police say four three-year old cyclist has severe trauma to his head and upper body. he died at the scene a half mile from his home. apparently the man was taking precautions, he had at least three safety lights on his bike and was traveling down a marked bike lane when he was struck in what police are describing a nasty hit and run crash. >> this was a very violent crash. that the victim was riding, was broken in half. the victim's body was launched about 50 feet north of where we believed the initial point of impact was. >> investigators say after striking the cyclist a vehicle ju

fox 29's jennifer joyce has all of the sites and sounds from a very patriotic morning here in old city. >> thank you so much. >> a bick sign, a big message of thanks, to our servicemen and women, "fox 29 news" and hundreds of viewers spent the morning saluting our military heroes. >> it is important to us to just be happy that we are free. >> michelle brown of north philadelphia under stands the sacrifice. >> my daughter, my only child; in afghanistan. she will be back in january. her father was also enlisted. he's a veteran. >> middle school presser winslow township -- >> brought us over here today. we're here to experience all of the veterans. >> showing their appreciation. >> we made posters for the military. >> it means people actually care that they're in the military. like they're not just doing it like just to get publicity and all of that. >> fox 29's annual event started before sunrise. >> it is the day we wait for every year, it is september the 23rd, 2016. we call it our salute to the military. >> with an extensive set up that shutdown a portion of market street. >> ♪ >> ♪ >

jennifer joyce now liver at the scene with the very latest, jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, chris. liver on the 700 block of cobbs peak parkway, where the police involved shooting happened. it was 7:00 last night when police were dispatched to the 6200 block of hazel street for the report of multiple gunshot victims and people screaming. officers immediately responded and found a eight year old and 13 year old with multiple wounds to their throat and chest chess. police rushed the children to chop, began searching the area for the suspect. ultimately they found him on the 700 block of cobbs creek parkway, believe the man was arm with a gun as the initial call came in as a shooting. multiple officers discharged their weapons, and suspect, man in his 30's, was pronounced dead. >> what's important to emphasize, the call comes out gunshots. people shot. they weren't even able to determine right away at the hospital that the children weren't shot. i mean, it took some additional examination to tell that the throat was slash, multiple stab wounds. so they're operating under the pr

. >> third of the fleet was pulled off the tracks in july, due to defect, jennifer joyce now live at the croyden station with details on this, hype, jennifer. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, chris, we are expected to get an update on the defective 120 silver liner rail cars, today, and it has been two month, as you said, since these cars have been taken out of service, two months, too long, for these passengers, who have been dealing with platforms and various delays. last month septa did give the media a look at the cracks in the suspension systems of the silver liner rail cars, repair work has been ongoing, septa said, a bensalem based company is helping to install beams necessary to reconstruct the suspension on the affected 120 cars. the silver liner trains have been out of service since early july, which has made regional rail transit slow, and at times, frustrating to passengers. septa last told us they were hoping to have the repairs completed and the cars back in service by labor day, this monday, which would make back to school, back to work post summer travel much easier.

our jennifer joyce has been gathering details all day. she joins us from milford with the very latest. jennifer. >> reporter: good evening, lucy. we've been watching pennsylvania state police soup troopers comb the scene all day long. a short time ago we saw them walk in and out of the house. you can see they're surrounding the house right now looking for evidence. at this point police can't say for sure how this shooting happened, but can confirm a two-year-old was struck by single bullet and has died. >> it's crazy. it's very sad. >> reporter: neighbors sad and stunned to hear a two-year-old boy identified by police as benjamin austin smith was shot and killed inside his milford township bucks county home around 11:00 o'clock this morning. neighbor harry node didn't hear the gunshot but heard the ambulance rushing to the scene. >> they were only there for a minute or two. i mean in and out. and then all the state troopers after that coming in. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police trooper joseph, says the boy was rushed to st. luke's ho

lets get to jennifer joyce live in elizabeth the with the latest developments, hi jenny. >> reporter: good morning. we are half block from that elizabeth train station, live look here, police this have area surround add cross several block radius. the this is where they are having a media set up as local police and fbi investigators look into a suspicious package which actually proved to be an explosive according to elizabeth mayor, who says that the device exploded as a bomb squad robot attempted to disarm the materials. that happened around 12:30 this morning. authorities were first called to this this scene around 8:30 last night, two men called police after finding a suspicious package with wires and a pipe sticking out. >> police responded, checked it out, looked at it, thought it could be a bomb, we called union county pomp squad. we sent in a drone to investigate further. the drone indicated that it could be suspicious and a live bomb. >> reporter: it was in fact a live bomb, confirmed by mayor boldwitch who said police were working to disarm four additional devices found this

jennifer joyce joins us live from the news room with the details. >> reporter: the manhunt for ahmad rahami was roughly one hours after releasing his mug shot. police say a man found rahami sleeping outside his restaurant in linden, new jersey monday morning and called police. police identified the man as suspect terrorist wanted in connection with three explosions over the course of two days. this is a picture of rahami after being captured in a bloody shoot-out with linden police. the naturalized american from afghanistan was wounded in the shooting and transported to a local hospital, two linden police officers also shot but they are expected to be okay. police say they have found rahami's fingerprints on a pressure cooker connected to a cell phone and they were able to link him to saturday's explosion in north jersey shore town, saturday night, blastness manhattan's chelsea neighborhood and then injured 29 people and pipe bombs found in an elizabeth, new jersey train station sunday night. social worker from a local whose being says he met rahami a few times and didn't notice anyt

fox 29's jennifer joyce has the story. >> what do we want?> school. >> steady stream of men marching through west philadelphia demanding piece. it's the million father march happening here and in 800 cities across the country. father, mentors, males in our local communities helping to provide a safe corridor for local children on their first day of school. >> in this neighborhood we're here to support and ensure that they get to school and from school. >> reporter: cliff jackson took part in the march from 56th and master streets to universal beauford charter school a couple of blocks away. his grandchildren attend the school. outside, a sweet send off captured on camera. this father showing his commitment to his daughter, her safety and her success. >> it's very important that we support our youth. our youth are going through a lot of challenges. they have a lot of challenges on a daily basis, and having a man behind them a father behind them, or even community person, a mentor, behind them should be encouraging to them. that's our goal. >>

jennifer joyce, is headed there, and will be live with the latest updates in just a few minute. >> avoid i995 southbound if you can right now. >> to howard eskin and sport. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin, eagles will be playing their final pre-season game tonight against the jets at the linc, eagles are three and zero so far in the pre-season, to make this point, back in 12, eagles four and zero, in the season ended up four and 12, pre-season means nothing. game important for some players however. few of the players trying to make this team. soap, are they nervous? josh hoff has some advice. >> relax that's the biggest thing for me. you've been playing this game since were you young. nothing changed from the time growing up until now, as long as you're having fun with the game you love, everything else will fall in place. >> phillie just can't hit. to the ballpark. jayson werth first inning, he can hit. two homeruns in the series there is one in the first inning, 453 feet. two hit in the game, herrera, phillies lose it two-one, lose the series. >> that's sports in a minute. i'm howard

jennifer joyce joins us live from the news room. you have been following this from the very beginning jenny. >> good morning, lauren. we know keith lemont scott's family saw video of the tuesday's shooting they ape rest of the protesters are calling for it to be released publicly. chief of police say he will not to that right the now because he says it will compromise the investigation. >>> none of us are free until all of us are free. >> reporter: for a third straight night protesters took to the streets of charlotte this time peaceful. large group attempted to march on to a state highway but were blocked by police in riot gear backing up local police was members of the national guard armed with rifles. the also new this last night a midnight curfew enacted pie mayor of charlotte. police agreed not to arrest anyone for break ago this curfew as long as they remained peaceful. the despite several calls from the crowd to release the tape, police chief kerr putany says that won't happen until he believes there is compelling reason to d

jennifer joyce joins us from the news room with the breaking development, hi there jenny. >> reporter: we know the family saw the video of his shooting, and they and protesters are calling for it to be released publicly. chief of police say he is not going to do that right now, it will compromise the invest igation. >> release the tape. >> release the tape. >> reporter: for a third straight night protesters took to the streets of charlotte and they were peaceful. a large group attempted to march on to a state highway but were block by police and riot gear backing up local police with members of the the national guard, armed with rifles. also, new last night a midnight curfew enacted by mayor of charlotte police agreed not to arrest anyone for break ago this curfew as long as they remained peaceful. despite several calls from the crowd to release the tape, police chief kerr putany said that won't happen unless there is compelling reason to do so. scott's family argues that the man was carrying a book, not the a gun after watching the video, police say it is hard to know for sure. >> yo

jennifer joyce live in the news room with much more. hi, jen up. >> good morning, lauren, how about this? our police commissioner, richard ross, actually head today charlotte today, with a pre-planned trip he was going down to serve as mentor and talk about various police civilian relations, and how timely was the chaos that continues in charlotte. a lot of riots overnight, several people heard, including these two protesters, lying on the grounds, one every them was shot, and is in critical condition at the hospital. city officials say it was not at the hands of one of their police officers. overnight, groups of protesters could be seen trying to stop cars driving on the highway in charlotte. several cars tried to dodge protesters, and push on through. before 10:00 p.m. last night, that's when one person was shot and critically wounded. other people including reporters, trying to cover the riots, were attacked. windows shattered, small fires were set, police once again used riot gear and sprayed tear gas on the group that was creating

jennifer joyce joins us live from the news room with the very latest, hi, jen. >> i good morning, lauren, state of emergency currently in charlotte. there are a lot of angry people storming the streets. creating a violent situation for everyone. we have reports of several people and police officers injured, including these two protesters lying on the ground, one was shot and in critical condition at the hospital. city officials say it was not at the hands of one of their police officers. overnight groups of protesters could be seen trying to stop cars driving on the downtown of charlotte. several cars tried to dodge protesters, push on through, just before 10:00 p.m. last night this is when one person was shot and critically wounded. other people including reporters trying to cover the riots foray tax, windows shattered and small fires set. police once against used riot gear, on group creating dangerous situation, one protesters we talk to said she was here despite the violence because she had message to send. >> my father served a purpose. my brother served a purpose. i'm here because,

nbc's jennifer joyce is riff in connecticut.ryone is preparing for the worse. >> it is a chilly morning up here in grotten, winds are expected to pick up as the day goes on. people are preparing as you said. here on the long island sound, waves are crashing up against the wall. that's something unusual asee along the long island sound this morning. on-lookers came out here yesterday, trying to catch a glimpse of the waves. the strong current is also posing safety concerns. at one of our state parks, lifeguards had to rescue a swimmer from the water and the coast guard in new london had to rescue three people from a capsized catamaran yesterday afternoon. thankfully all of those people are safe. but it's obviously a concern, if anyone plans on going into the water and today actually the block island ferry and the cross sound ferry have been canceled. as the day goes on, we're expected to see more winds and more waves up here in con cop. back to you. >> jennifer joas reporting for us, we appreciate that. no rain, which means no pa

jennifer joyce is in red withing more on the investigation. hi, jenny. >> good morning, lauren, chris, and police are still trying to get to the bottom of this weekend murder, and while they do, the community is trying to begin the healing process last night. our cameras were at candlelight vigil for 16 year old christian torez, torez was killed sunday night, police think he was stabbed to death. the tragic result of a neighborhood fight that happened on the 1100 block of locust street. police say the fight might have been related to a mask that the victim was wearing. now investigators are looking for 29 year old avery valentine bair, man who police say was person of interest in the case. people at last night's vigil say they were stunned to hear that torez was killed, they tell us he was a good kid who seemed focused on his future. >> he was a good kid. no problem. always got straight a's. like he had a job, he just got a car, went to school. >> last person i think it would ever happen to is one of the greatest kids on this block, never, nev

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in hoboken new jersey for us this morning with the very latest, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we know ntsb has a lot to look into whether or not a positive train control system could have prevented yesterday's crash. positive train control overrides engineer and automatically slows down the train that are moving too fast. none of new jersey transit trains equipped with this type of software despite 2015 set of mandates. according to nj transit they received an extension to comply by 2018. in yesterday's crash that caused a train to go airborne and plow in the hoboken platform. one person was killed and more than 100 others were injured. witnesses say they were startled by the sound of the crash. they didn't know what was going on. >> i observed it at a high rate of speed. it went over bumper block basically through the air, probably another 40 feet ape came to a rest. when it hit the wall of the waiting room. >> the lights went out and just didn't stop and people were falling over, standing, and then the roof came down, the roof of the

jennifer joyce is on this scene.rrific store when we look into the details of this? >> truely horrific. we know two of the children are fighting for their lives at chop. we're live here as you mention at the scene, the 700 block of cobbs creek parkway. this is where philadelphia police shot and killed a man after the suspect allegedly assaulted five people including three children. it was 7:00 last night, when police were dispatched to the 6200 block of hazel street, for the report of multiple gunshot victims, and people screaming. officers immediately responded and found a eight year old and 13 year old with multiple wounds to their throat and chest. police rushed the children to chop, began searching the area for the suspect. ultimately they found him on the 700 block of cobbs creek parkway. they believed he was armed with a gun, as the initial call came in as a shooting. multiple officers discharged their weapons, and the suspect, a man in his 30's, was pronounced dead. >>> the daughter did say that, you know, he

. >> jennifer joyce at the scene with the very latest on this, jennifer, good morning. >> good morning, chris abe lauren. two days ago i was on a similar hit and run involving a motorcyclist, this one involves a bicyclist. in this case the man is dead. accident scene was brutal and car involved is mia according to police just before 12:45 this morning a champagne or silver colored car nailed a man on the bicycle on the 5800 block of frankford avenue. the impact of the crash launched the man 50 feet, his bike split into two pieces and was found 57 feet down the road. four three-year old cyclist has severe trauma to his head and upper body. he died a half mile from his home. apparently the man was taking precautions but yet three safety lights on his bike and traveling down a mark bike lane when he was struck in what police are describing as a nasty hit/run crash. >> this was a very violent crash. the bike that the victim was riding was broken in half. the victim's body was launched about 50 feet north of where we believe the initial point of impact was. >> reporter: investigators say af

. >>> let's go to jennifer joyce, down the shore and it could be a good day down the shore. not in the water though. >> reporter: i think people are on the fence whether or not to stay or go a lot of them decided to stay because yesterday was so pleasant. this morning it is a beautiful morning. little chilly, breezy but overall pretty nice, however you're taking a live look at choppy waves, lauren is this. >>> hi, jenny. weather is chilly. guess who showed up here to the clean up party on the the parkway? philadelphia a police and it seems like some crews are getting relieved, overnight crews going home, day side crews coming into help break down all of the stage is here at the made in america festival. we will bring you music, memories coming up after the break. >>> show us your pictures, what are you doing on labor day use the #fox 29 good day, there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by the laughing cow. rei

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jennifer joyce joins us live from the news room with the latest details. >> reporter: police say there were several clues that led them to 28 year-old ahmad rahami from his fingerprints and dna at the scene to the sell see blast to the electronic toll record that rahami had access to police say rahami was on the fbi most wanted list before being caught. he was found in linden, new jersey yesterday morning after a hand called police to report a guy sleeping outside his restaurant. police sounded. they identified the man as suspect terrorist, wanted in connection with the three explosions over the course of two days. and that was a picture of rahami after being captured in the bloody shoot-out with linden police. naturalized american from afghanistan was wounded in the shooting and transported to a local hospital. two linden police officers were also shot, but they are expect to be okay. police say they have found rahami's fingerprints on a pressure cooker connect to the cell phone and they were able to link him to saturday's explosion in the north jersey shore town. saturday night's bla

jennifer joyce is in reading with the latest on the investigation. jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes, reading police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. what led to this 16 year old's death. and the community is now coming together to begin the healing process. last night our cameras were at a candlelight vigil to honor the life of 16 year old christian torez. torez was killed sunday night. police think he was stabbed to death. the tragic result of neighborhood fight that happened on the 1100 block of locust street. police say the fight may have been related to a mask that the victim was wearing. now investigators are looking for 29 year old avery valentin-bair, a person of interest of this case. people at last night's vigil were stunned to hear that torez was killed, they tell us he was a good kid, who seemed focused on his future. >> he was a good kid, no problem, always got straight aa's, like nothing was wrong. he had a job. he just got a car. he went to school. >> last person i think it would ever happen to,

opposite of what is happening down the shore with jennifer joyce. check this out crews just got here as i was telling you earlier they were switching out. now all you hear is condition trucks cranes, heavy equipment disassembling those five stages. they hosted 60 different musical acts over two days at budweiser made in america festival this marked year five. it seems like it got bigger and better every year. this year cold play and rihanna were big names but there were other performers that drew big crowds to the parkway. city thinks maybe around a hundred thousand people. with that many people out here it was a lot to be cleaned up but honestly, not so much trash. the crew is here just focused on this big heavy equipment that makes up the stage, making it big. what about the big names that made appearancing here? first, jay-z and beyonce were on hand. jay-z responsible for cure rating the concert. his superstar wife was here on her 31st birthday. the power couple was spotted laughing and talking with bill clinton. he was scene snapping selfies wit

also participating, john podesta, jake sullivan, joe simpson and jennifer palmeri. joycerom new york. a member of the banking industry. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. i worked for a bank for 20 years as a bank teller. slips where we would prefer a customer to customer service and they will open the accounts. the tellers did not have anything to do with opening the accounts. i don't understand why the tellers were fired. mr. stumpf'sstand position. he hasn't done anything for the company. i think he should step down. if he was the head of the board, he should be answering the questions put before him. i appreciate it. host: from mississippi, this is larry. on our line for others. in january of this year come i purchased a new vehicle here in mississippi. the salesman told me i could get $1000 off if i would finance at least $5,000 through wells fargo. i jumped on that deal. i did not have any problem. , the payment was due and i called them both and they told me it was $5,127 and -- i paid it off and i received my title for weeks later and everything w

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jennifer roberts. >> ((zianna oliphant/protester: "it's a shame that our fathers and mothers are killed and we can't even see them anymore." >> (henry fine city." ((kirsten joyce)) >> there was one exception. the first speaker of the night expressed support for the police chief. the protesters booed and heckled him until he left the podium. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> more than 100 law enforcement agencies across the country will receive new body cameras u-s attorney general loretta lynch announced yesterday the justice department awarded 20-million dollars for body camera programs the money is going to state, city, local and tribal law enforcement agencies to programs. the announcement comes on the heels of recent fatal shootings of black men by police officers in charlotte and tulsa. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> stay with us we'll be back afer the break you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threate

life )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> that's the name of their band will start performing at "the axis at planet hollywood" in march 2017. they'll share the space with britney spears, jennifer lopez, and lionel richie. tickets go on sale october first... and start out at 39- dollars./// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) but not for long. clear skies out there and a quarter moon in the eastern sky. ............. 60s around the valley. the mornings this weekend were beautifully cool.... and they will stay mild. ........ the dry air will give way to moisture and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. ................ temps back to warmer low 90s the moisture and chance for rain and thunderstorms coming up from the south from a system set up over southwest texas. ............ upper 80s starting tomorrow through the rest of the week and rest of september. no more 100s for the mo now. ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) videos... of the deadly shooting between keith scott and several police officers. ((brian loftus)) >> the videos do little to answer some of the big questions... but demonstrators continued to flood the city's streets... nearly