the scene of the accident, to hopefully some good news from the hospital scene, lets get out to jenny joycewith that part of the story, jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen. short time ago i walk over to the hospital entrance and that is typically where we will find maybe family members who are here waiting for patients and it is very quiet inside. while we do know nine people were brought here in pretty serious condition, that is according to state police we don't know much about these people, who they are, where they are from, how severely their injuries could be. we don't know if they are local or if family members have been net filed yet. we are told that these patients have more serious injuries, exact conditions aren't known. these are some of the more than 30 people injured in the turnpike crash, some were taken to inspirea woodbury with bumps and bruises, kennedy memorial hospitals at two locations and crozer-chester medical center among others. according to state police nine people were transported here for treatment. we don't have exact conditions right now, karen

i asked jenny joyce if she had been able to get anything from the passengers.es, they were moving, they weren't stopped on the shoulder but they thought they were going slow and maybe going slow, possibly and this is not confirmed because the driver may have nodded off. the passengers which we only see back of the head and if they would have screamed but if they were going slow and veering across both lanes maybe that is a cause. we don't know just yet but we just noticed that the bus was rear ended and tossed off the road. we will figure out from state police eventually what caused this crash, but it was pouring out at the time. visibility probably wasn't ideal, and, of course, dark. you don't even see streetlights. only lights that time of the day would be headlights, so good news is nobody was killed out here and jenny he's got that part of the story. karen this could have been worse but here we go what a month of may it has been for bus crashes from our viewing area. >> you mentioned jenny joyce. lets get to her. she's at the hospital. you have new video an

jenny joyce joins us live ahead of all of the action, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. i hope it starts to get crowded. right now, as we heard greg guillory and i are only won out here on the boardwalk which isn't that abnormal at 4:00 o'clock in the morning. it is dark, chilly and light rain falling here, live look, the boardwalk is very, very soggy out here and all weekend long, lauren, i don't know about you but i was checking my facebook feed, instagram feed, lots of people, of course, down here at the shore enjoying this long weekend, and i know that yesterday a lot of people did get to squeeze in some beach time. i saw happy photos on the beach, the day before saturday was also a little bit rainy. so not the greatest weekend down here at the shore but not the worst either and best part about being down the shore, you know, you will have bad hair anyway, it is always an ocean breeze. so just put on a hat, come down we are here at tenth street on the boardwalk. we don't want to be alone all morning. if you are watching this broadcast so please come visit us live in

jenny joyce is there ahead of the party, jenny, what is up. >> reporter: we're a few hours early to this party. it is dark. light rain. little bit windy and chill ever here not the greatest beach day, and you have to say it hasn't been the best but not the war either. on saturday i was seeing on social media some people at the beach and rain came through but yesterday, it seems like a decent time, to come out here and enjoy. so, right now, it is unclear, memorial day you always think about the traffic heading home so do people leave sunday, are people leaving early this morning when they wake up, see the cloud and rain? sue serio is telling us it will clear up. we do have some company joining us on the beach, we have crews out here getting the beach ready and all cleaned up and prepared for some visitors here today, so hopefully some people will come out, as the day goes on, and then again, we don't know, what this weather could possibly do for traffic. so i know that we will be down here until at least 9:00 o'clock. i feel like we need to play that celine dion song all by myself, we're

let's get right out to the scene in olney with jenny joyce and what we know. jenny? >> reporter: karen, we have two investigations underway right now. we have stolen car investigation and seven year old girl found unconscious for that reason. both north detectives and the special victims unit are investigating. police say between 1:00 and 2:00 this morning, the mother inside this home reached out to police saying a family member, believed to be her 18 year old son, stole hermit sue bushy suv. officers responded here to the 5500 block of north american street. and asked for the woman's vehicle registration. she went back inside the home to get those documents. she went into the basement, and that's when she found her seven year old daughter unconscious with a bag over her head. she carried her daughter out of the house, screaming, officers on scene immediately jumped into action, and did what they could to revive this child before she got to the hospital. >> the officer immediately grabbed the seven year old child, who was unresponsive, and he started doing cpr right

lets get to jenny joyce over at police headquarters, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen. both teens were transported to st. christopher's hospital but shortly after the 14 year-old arrived he did pass away, detectives now investigating trying to figure out why this even happened in the first place in, arrests have been made, no motive, philadelphia police say a gunman opened fire on the 2,000 block of east orleans street around 9:30 last night a 14 year-old boy shot in the neck, and the back, multiple times, a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder, both teens, again transported to st. christopher's hospital the 14 year-old died from his injuries, second victim remains in stable condition, and why the shooter was on this kensington block and why he pulled the trigger on a couple of teenagersers is still unclear. again, police are actively work ago this case. we are staying here at police headquarters. we are hoping for an update later this morning. >> 4:34. deliberations will continue today in the david creato murder trial. jurors are reviewing more evidence as they are w

lets get out to jenny joyce in pitman with what we know, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. some students we talked to say their classmates were just joking but obviously police and school officials do not find these situations very funny so there will be extra police on hand. police increased patrols in and around the school since threats surfaced last week. it was discovered on social media and then actual conversations among classmates that proved concerning. school officials sent out an e-mail to families letting them know what was going on. >> it is frightening because this is a safe community and people here don't really think about things like this too often. >> i think that he just didn't , he was just making a joke but it went too far. >> some kid think it was a joke, some people think, got freaked out about it. >> reporter: police identified students involved and say charges are pending they are sorting out details. school official does not believe any imminent threat to the school but when these incidents happened, we have to take it very seriously, karen and thom

>> of course the rain, not helping the process, jenny joyce, in old city this morning, jenny, thank you. 50:00, a the fate of david creato hangs in the balance. jurors enter third day of deliberations in his murder trial. at the asked to review key pieces of evidence for a second time yesterday. our steve keeley, at the camden county courthouse with more key pieces of evidence that could make a difference. >> yes, just 20 minutes of deliberate that first day, then only three hours yesterday, when everybody thought they would get a full day in. and stopped at three hours, because they wanted to re-hear the evidence in the jury did not see and hear david creato on the witness stands, you'll remember, he and his lawyer decided to not have him testify in his owe dean fence, the jersey always told, in every case, when somebody doesn't take the stand? their own defense not to let that influence them, not holds it against the defendant. in this case, though, the jury does get to see and hear creato in three other ways. stop the deliberations at 2:00 n yesterday, asking to see and hear those re

let's get right out to jenny joyce live at third and chestnut street. good morning, jenny. >> good morning, so the entire block of third street between chestnut and walnut is shutdown because of this. this is the aftermath, live look here, of water main break that happened yesterday afternoon. the road, torn apart, you see the pile of stones, and then you can see the actual water main is covered with several planning of wood. it is about ten to 15 feet long. it spans both lanes of third street. so the philadelphia water department says the water main has been repaired, but clearly, there is a mess left behind for that reason. the road will remain closed indefinately. so, if you need to make your way through south hill this morning you should take fifth street until further notice. and bus detours will be posted on septa's website. karen, thomas? >> appreciate the heads up, jenny joyce this morning, thank you. 4:07. a woman is attacked at wilmington park in broad daylight. police say it is the second time in just matter of month here. it happened tuesday

jenny joyce, on the scene in olney, a lot of layers to this one, jenny?>> a lot of questions now thomas, hearing the mom, who initially called police, reporting her car was stolen is at stein stein medical center by her seven year old daughter's side as she sits in critical condition. police say between 1:00 and 2:00 this morning the mother reached out to police saying family member stole hermit sue bushy suv. officers responded and asked for her vehicle registration. she went back inside the home to get those documents. she went into the basement, and that's when she found her seven year old daughter unconscious, with a bag over her head. she carried her daughter out of the house screaming, officers on scene performed cpr on the child on the front lawn. according to investigators transported her in a police vehicle to einstein. police tell us there is a lot to figure out on this one, there were several plastic bags on the floor of the basement, where the child was found, but, at this point, they can't say for sure if there was foul play involved, if the

jenny joyce covering our top story this morning. a deadly house fire. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. fire officials confirm that three people have died in this fire in the overbrook section of the city. a life report coming up next. ♪ >> 7:30 this morning. in delaware state police want to find a man they say choked a woman and then stole her cell phone. troopers say the confrontation happened thursday between stanley mumford and the woman near lewes. troopers say mumford hit the woman, choked her then snatched her phone. police did not say if the two know each other. mumford is wanted for strangulation, third degree assault and theft he already has an outstanding warrant in family court. also in delaware, this man is charged with attempted rape after breaking into a home and stealing a pair of women's underwear. state police say he broke into a house where two women were staying. they were hiding in bedroom and they escaped through window when he tried to get inside that woman. police say the man stole a pair of the women's underwear and left the ho

. >> i wonder how much he has made, how far is jenny joyce from this she's down in ocean city.ld i will she go investigate this s>> she is. >> no, i'm not sorry. >> wrong one, wait a minute. th. >> relationship. >> well, she's happy but there he >> okay. so i cannot see i think greg gillroy ha are looking at. we have been seeing has made hiy throug te all morning, even when it was is, ra faint mist but he was out there when rain was coming down harder, and so he is committed. i don't know what he has found i don't know much about this man. i will find out. i will give you guys a full report on how often because right now he is about our only friend out here. i hope we will be friends. we have seen joggers, people walking along the boardwalk, again, it is kind of a slow start to this memorial day, and we did know that people are down here. we have been seeing images all weekend long, seeing pictures on the social media page people enjoying, great weather , little bit of rain will not keep people from the new jersey shore and unofficial start to the summer season. something else

. >>> we will get back to what you were talking about earlier , bob because jenny joyce live outside cooper hospital where victims were taken, jenny, what is your update. >> reporter: good morning, alex. we did talk to of the nine victims transported to trooper , they were treated and release budd issue is they have no place to go a loft these people tell us that their luggage was left on the bus, and they don't have their wallets, they don't have money to go anywhere else and they are trying to track down their luggage, and these people tell us that it was a panda new york bus that they boarded last night around 10:00 o'clock, and it left lower manhattan and expected to arrive in charlotte north carolina around 9:00 o'clock this morning when it was hit from behind wye a tractor trailer and it flipped on to its side. one woman wand a davis of manhattan said she was in route to visit her daughter and grandchildren down south. she explains the moments following the crash. >> the bus just flipped, everybody, money just went up in the air, miss. it just, at this rate i can't. >> take us t

another teenager is in the hospital, lets get out to jenny joyce with what we know from police headquarters, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen. it happened last night at 9:30 our cameras were out there as detectives were combing the scene looking for any possible evidence in this case, any clues, because right now, they do not have this shooter. philadelphia police say a gunman opened fire last night on the 2,000 block of east orleans street, it is a tiny street, in kensington, a 14 year-old boy was shot in the neck, and back, multiple times , and a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder, both teens were transported to st. christopher's hospital, shortly thereafter the 14 year-old died from his injuries. the second victim is in stable condition. and so at this point, again, no motive. we don't know why the shooter was even in this area, why he pulled a trigger on a couple of teenagers. we are hoping to learn more, this morning, karen. >> also we are following some developing news this is from kensington as well, same neighborhood also over weekend police say there was a man sleeping i

jenny joyce in olney, give us the details. >> good morning, maybe and alex, we have seven year old inby her mother this morning kind of in a nuke situation. the mom report today police that her vehicle was stolen, here in the olney section sit when back inside the home because police needed her car registration, she went back into the balesment of her home and she found her seven year old daughter unconscious with a bag over her head. she carried her daughter out of the house screaming. officers on scene performed cpr on the child out front, and transported her in a police vehicle to einstein. so police tell us there is a lot to figure out on this one, several plastic bags on the basement floor where the child was found, but at this point they can't say for sure if it was foul play or family member who reportedly stole mom's car believed to be the 18 year old son was involved, for this was an accident. >> westbound not certain if the person who took the car had anything to do with the seven year old. , with the bag over her head, not certain if there was any foul play at all, it is a

campus, beefed up security following a threat to harm a whole group of students, teachers, our jenny joyce in the news room with all that, jenny. >> reporter: good morning this initially stemmed from the social media threat, police say six students were talking on line about possibly harming classmates and staff at pitman middle school. then the superintendent of the schools says that the threat turned verbal and that face-to-face conversations had allegedly taken place among several students. initial threat occurred last week. since then police have been staked out at the school as a precaution, school officials sent out an e-mail to families this week letting them know what was going on, students, parents are a little bit on edge. >> i was a little bit scared and wondering who the kid were who said that they were going to threaten us like that. >> i think that the guys, i think he just didn't, he was just making a joke but it went too far. >> some kid think that it was a joke, some people think they were all freaked out bit. >> i believe the school district handled it well. the police ar

. >> they have a history, let's get to jenny joyce.er fast back up and running, look, she is playing mini golf. >> oh, well put put. >> here at summer fest, you get to play mini golf, get to go roller skating, like whole boardwalk, actually, they'll bring rides, down here, to penn's landing. we'll show you more, coming up next! >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. packed with flavor, one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. ♪ >>> boy, third season for summer fest at penns landing. >> yes, we have spruce street harbor park and summer if he, i love going there. >> okay. >> is there a special addition this year. >> what? >> special event, sea food lovers, and, you will love this, the late night. >> that is why jenny's there of course, jenny joyce. >> yeah, they are talking that we have sea food lovers and we have stuff for late night crowd which we will get to in a second. w

jennie joyce where are you now? morning, lauren, so we're figuring out pattern patterns, shapes, math, science, we're doing it here at the franklin institute in a cool way. coming up we'll take you through a mirror maze. i did go in a couple feet i hit several walls it's scairy and fun. hit several walls it's scairy and fun. i'll show it to you next. my girlfriend loves artists. to be unique... and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> british police arelingts a 44-year-old man they're not saying exactly why he's arres arrested but he's one of nine. killed to 22 people and injured dozens more minutes after ariana grande let of the stage and she said she will return to england for a benefit concert to raise money for the victims and families. >>> a dover air force base in delaware under fire after letting inspectors look at body of john glen. glen was first american to orbit the earth and oldest person to fl

jenny joyce is headed to that scene. she's been speaking to police and investigators this morning.ive update at 7:30. >>> tough start to the holiday weekend. let's get over to scott for look at our pre-memorial day forecast a lot of people doing cookouts and grilling today, scott. >> it looks pretty good i think we'll stay dry fort end tear day. overnight tonight early tomorrow morning expect another round of rainfall perhaps even some thunderstorms. so the jersey shore, the delaware beaches, let's focus in on that forecast for today. temperatures generally in the mid 60s more on shore flow. we'll call it partly sunny. for tonight temperatures bottom out near 60. mostly cloudy skies. then once again after midnight or so we're watching for that threat of some showers and that could linger into early tomorrow morning. temperatures, though, tomorrow a little milder in the low 70s. ultimate doppler we're dry, we're quite right now waking up to a mixture of sun and clouds. but often to our south, thicker clouds and, yes, that rainfall we're watching some of this energy eventually move b

jenny joyce in west chester, jenny?> good morning, mike and alex, yes, clearly, it helps you understand that addiction is a lasting battle for many people here. we are live at the chester county district attorney's offers which is now investigating the death of these two counselors. police tell us that they were called to the freedom bridge recovery house in west brandywine township sunday afternoon around 1:30 to find two counselors who were working here to help others recover from drug addiction, dead in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and phentinol. used needles and drugs were found inside the bedrooms, six client are set to live in the home with the counselors, according to a source, all were drug tested, after the bodies were discovered and the client are clean. they are the ones who tried to use narcan on the counselors to save their lives. but it did not work. these types of recovery homes are not regulated in the state of pennsylvania, after this case, it is likely there will be a call for greater overs

jenny joyce, chester, jenny? >> good morning, mike and alex. that is sad story out here, you know, we hear how bad the heroin epidemic is, then you hear a story like this, still your jaw drops, mike as you said, counselors, at drug rehab home die of overdose. live here at the chester county da's offers which is investigating this now. police say that they were called to the freedom ridge recovery house in west brandywine township sunday afternoon around 1:30, to find two counselors working here to help others recover from drug addiction, dead in their bedrooms from overdosing on heroin and phentinol. used needles and drugs were found, six clients said to live in the home with the counselors. according to a source, all were drug tested, after the bod wrist discovered, the clients are clean, they are the ones who tried to use narcan on their counselors to save their lives but it didn't work. >> these homes are not regular late dollars in the state every pennsylvania, after this case it is likely there will be call for greater oversight. district

. >> jenny joyce is there. >> is he gone? we are looking. trying to focus our camera here.s that greg's camera. no, it is our -- >> shrivers candy is where this camera is located. >> is he still out there. >> i don't see it, do you see it. >> do you see lamp post in between first two and now it is here, right here. >> this camera. right here, and it is not a streaming camera. it interest represent is it self. >> it is internet based so it takes snapshots. >> do you see him. >> he is in the sand dune. >> i don't know better check with jenny. >> jenny's right there and she can look across and see. >> jenny. >> he is now the star of "good day philadelphia". i have good news to report. i have a couple friend, dale and lindy here, they saw our reports, they saw i was lenly out here. >> we met phil at the bike store and we are here in ocean city. we love just ocean city. >> they have been coming down here for years but you bought a house two weeks ago. >> yes, we did. we're homeowners in ocean city with the mortgage company. >> so your first memorial day weekend down the shore ho

jenny joyce live at the ballpark where guests can try hundreds of craft wine present around the world: when i'm here i think beer and baseball. i constantly feel like i'm saying cheesier on the weekend. what's that about. we're here previewing the all star craft beer and wine festival happening today from three to seven. we're standing in front of the inning link spot. obviously young link a popular local beer you're the organizer, tell us a little bit about it. today we're taking over citizens bank park. can come down here and drink some amazing products. maybe you're into win or a craft cocktail. this event has something for everyone. it looks like a little glass but the thing is you get endless samples for four hours? a. you can walk the bases, take a selfie in the dugout or hang out and listen to some entertainment. it's really going to be a fun day at the ballpark. we have djs and live bands who are going to be rocking here. you think about it when you go down to citizens bank park, the attention is on the field. today it's the opposite, hanging out, enjoying some local products,

. >> jenny joyce is giving us info on the search for that shooter, jenny?rter: good morning, mike and alex. no update as of yet, police say no arrests have been made as they continue to investigate. what we know is a gunman opened fire on the 2,000 block of east orleans street around 9:30. a 14 year-old boy was shot in the neck and back multiple times, a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder. both teens were transported to st. christopher's hospital. soon thereafter a 14 year-old died from his injuries. second victim in stable condition, why the shooter was in this area and pulled trigger on a couple teens is still unclear. police are continuing to investigate as you saw in that video. detectives were on the scene, going through evidence, unclear whether there was surveillance cameras in that area, mike and alex. >> let us know, thank you. >>> jury selection begins this morning in the sex assault trial of five two-year old lee kaplan do you remember that guy? facing dozens of charges for allegedly sexually assaulting several young girls. police found 11 gi

. >> so jenny joyce is live in pitman, new jersey with more, what were these threats. >> reporter: good morning. it was apparently six classmates who were involved in this and we talk to some of the students here at pitman middle school yesterday and they say we think our friend, we think our classmates were just joking but clearly not something that police or school officials, either one would find funny. so police have been out here at pitman, as they are continuing to investigate, they have been increasing patrols, both inside, and outside of the school, police say it was initially discover on social media and then there were actual conversation as monk classmates, and that proves concerning. school officials sent out a e-mail to families this week letting them know exactly what was going on. >> it is just kind of frightening because this is a safe community and people here don't really think about things like this too often. >> i think that he just didn't , he was just making a joke but it went too far. he didn't mean it to go like that so kid think it was a joke. some people think

jenny joyce i'm sure you are photoing, at first nobody was there but now people are showing up. >> reporterpeople are here. i am in longer lonely. it is best feeling ever, sueby i have some friend here. this is kerry, jackie and sarah they are from maryland. sue, i know you are from maryland. but these ladies, they say, no , to ocean city, maryland. it is only ocean city, new jersey for them. how has the weekend willing. >> it is great. even though it has been rainy, kind of cold it has been fun, nice and we are having a great time. >> two doubters in laws who married jackie's son, jackie, you have five grandchildren you were telling me and they are all here and what have you guys been doing this weekend. >> what have we been doing. >> beach, boardwalk and they have been playing together. they enjoying playing with their cousins. a lot of fun. >> reporter: what are your thoughts getting ready for summer, it doesn't feel like it. >> it doesn't feel like summer but we love to start off here. we come for memorial day here and thinks our favorite place to be. >> reporter: do you want to be on t

out as a talk on social media turned into some real conversations in the classroom and at home, jenny joycey, jenny? >>> good morning, mike and alex this started last weekend and started on social media, however, then superintendent came out and said there was a group of students that was talking about these possible threats, possibly harming, some classmates, and staff here at pitman middle school, so as time went on they had conversations there was a e-mail that went out to families, of the school, and then a lot of people were concerned hearing about this and some students we talked to say that they think that it was, in fact, a joke but police are taking it very seriously. they have ramped up patrols here both inside and outside of the school. >> i was scared but i was wondering who the kid were who said they were going to threatening us like that. >> i think that the guy, i think that he was just making a joke but it went too far. >> some kid think there was a joke, some people think that he got freaked out bit. >> i believe the school district handled it well and that the police are d

. >> jenny joyce on this from the round house, there she is. >> reporter: good morning. we had our crews at the scene last night and we saw detectives who were searching the area looking for evidence in this case and now we are here at headquarters awaiting an update, no arrests made and at this point police also have no motive. philadelphia police say a gunman opened fire at east orleans street last night around 9:30, a small street in kensington, a 14 year-old boy was shot in the neck, back multiple times a 16 year-old was struck in the shoulder. both teens were trans port todd st. christopher's hospital. shortly thereafter the 14 year-old died from his injuries. second victim we are told is in stable condition, so again at this point we don't necessity who the shooter is or yes was on this block or what motive he had for this type of the shooting or whether or not victims were the intended target, mike and alex. >> a lot to figure out. 7:06 on this tuesday. >>> jurors will continue deliberations in the david creato murder trial. today jury will review testimony from a

. >> jenny joyce at cooper university hospital in camden where victims are being treated and for a while we saw other people on that bus trying to figure out where do they go? how do they get their things there. >> still working on those answers, alex. people we were talking to passengers on that bus went back inside waiting room of cooper hospital to sit down, relax, try to figure out where they are going next because those people had belongings on the bus that crashed and they don't live around here. those people tell us they boarded a panda new york bus last night around 10:00 o'clock, leaving lower manhattan, heading to charlotte north caroline and and the victims tell us they were supposed to arrive in charlotte around 9:00 this morning when it was hit from behind by a tractor trailer and flipped on to its side. people we talk to, were some of the more than 30 who were injured totaled. some were taken to inspirea hospital others to kennedy memorial, crozer-chester medical center, among others, fortunaely, there were no serious injuries. >> everybody is just stuck in the chair, you k