first, joining us live from temple university hospital is our wtxf reporter, jennifer joyce. jennifer, we did hear the police commissioner, officers are stable. what do you from there? >> yeah, so we got that update from commissioner richard ross about 45 minutes ago, he was very clear in saying the situation is far from over. i know you've had multiple reports, so i might be reiterating some information that you already know, but even philadelphia police tweeting out that they are still working to negotiate with the suspect. the suspect who has two philadelphia police officers holed up inside of a building with him. as you mentioned, six philadelphia police officers injured by gunfire with this suspect. all six are expected to be okay. three of them are here at temple university hospital, another three are over at einstein medical center. in addition to hearing from commissioner ross, we heard from the mayor of philadelphia, jim kenney. and he said, obviously he is very angry right now. very angry about the situation, about all of the violence. he was sharing some personal in

fox wx out reporter, jennifer joyce, with the update there?we are hearing exactly what rick leventhal reported, that the two officers have been safely removed by philadelphia police department, s.w.a.t. team, however, the gunmen is still inside that building. i have more good news to report since we last talked with you about 30 minutes ago. two of the injured police officers here at temple have been released. it was a short time ago, happened on the other side of the hospital. one of our photographers was able to capture the moment. one of the injured officers, he had bandages on both of his arms. he walked out of the hospital, and all of his fellow officers, men and women in blue, standing by to salute him. then, just minutes ago, the second officer, the one that had a grease wounded to the head was also released from the hospital. we have been reporting all afternoon and evening that it was six police officers who were shocked, but all of them were suffering nonlife nonlife threg injuries. perhaps we will continue to see these officers rele