right to jenny joyce with the latest on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, we do have one state police trooper here on scene. as this investigation continues, police tell us, the 70 year old man who lived inside the home was takenstate , police have not told us the specifics, his name, or what led to yesterday's mental

let's see what jenny joyce thinks about this whole chat. nderful person but tell us the whole story. behind this. >> i'm sorry, lauren, tell you what? >> just tell us the story behind it and his reaction when you were chosen for sexy single. >> girl. >> oh, yes, well the first thing out of his mouth was should i be offended pie this? i know i think it's a little bit weird for sure. and i think if rolls were reverted i would think it would be little bit weird and uncomfortable bottom line he's extremely supportive of everything that i do. and i think he knows that this is just a fun shoot and i had great time doing it. i'm sorry we're going through tunnel. you might not be able to see me now with the lights out. but we had a lot of fun doing it. >> i think that you look great in that picture. i can't wait to see your other pictures. >> i remember when i did it back in 2014 i think -- 15. >> throw back. >> i thought you were going throw it way back. >> no. i was dating someone at the time and it was -- wait a minute. i was like, what's the big

lets get out to jenny joyce in atlantic city with the very latest, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas and karen. it is windy on the boardwalk right now we are hearing it was windy last night, it was cold, water was cold around 6:30 last night when two teens went missing in the rip currents, and warning people of the rip currents down here in atlantic city. they went missing around 6:30, about 30 minutes after life guard wet off-duty. sky fox was over the scene as the search was underway, this is area off of kentucky avenue and mlk boulevard known as mlk beach. search involved the atlantic city fire department, beach patrol and the coastguard, after four and a half hours the search was called off. it was just too dark. officials reportedly calling this a recovery mission, and that will resume this morning. press of atlantic city talk with the teen dad was hailing the unidentified teenage male a hero for jumping in the water, to try to save his, 15 year-old daughter, neither has been found, atlantic city mayor don guardian was out here and commented in

in fact, they have been rallying throughout the night, our jenny joyce live outside senator toomey's office in olde city for this 24 hours vigil, jenny, good morning to you. >> good morning, thomas. we are live here at second and chestnut where is there still a group of people out here, biggest issue to the people still here is the proposed cuts to medicaid funding. also in the senate bell tax cuts for people with higher incomes,e limb nation of the individual and employer mandates, the bill still allows young people to stay on their parents insurance plans until age 26 and still prevent employers and insurance companies from hiking up premiums or denying coverage with preexisting conditions. people sitting outside toomey 's office tell us they are upset about the process by which the bill was produced. >> i think what is insane about this you have 12 white men doing the job of the entire country ignoring the women, ignoring people of color and it is insane that these men have their lives in their hand and it is ridiculous and for them not to even consider any of the constituents when

right out to jenny joyce at the scene with what we know at this early hour. jenny? >> good morning, karen, tacking live look over here you can see there is one police vehicle still parked in the driveway of the home which has all of it lights on. that is the activity that we're seeing this morning police took the 70 year old man to pennsylvania state police, haven't told us specifics on this man, his name or what led to yesterday's mental health commitment. when police went to sever the warrant for mental health exam, they found multible guns, explosives, all removed from the home, bomb expert from montgomery, bucks, philadelphia counties responded and continued to search the home. the last update that we received from police was at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. what else they may have found is unclear. regardless, the site of bomb unit, and emergency responders, flooding the 8700 block of easton road, was alarming to the neighbors. >> it is weird to picture that something like that is happening right next-door. >> it is a little scary. when something like that, of cour

let's get right over to police headquarters with jenny joyce is with the latest, jenny? >> good morning, karen, thomas, the second time this week, that we've had a teen shot and killed earlier we reported a 14 year old kill before een graduated from eighth grade. now, a 17 year old, shot and killed, as part of a triple shooting that happened around 11:00 last night on the 1300 block of rush street in north philadelphia. when police arrived, they found two victims on the grounds, with gunshot wounds to their torso and chest. both males, 117 years olds, the other in mid 20's, returned to temple university hospital where they died. police say while they were investigating, a third victim from the scene showed up at temple hospital with a gunshot wounds to the arm. he is in stable condition. police say the shooters road up on bikes, began firing several shots, down rush street, they road off, police say, it is unclear which of the three victims may have been an intended target. >> based on balistic evidence, we know that there were numerous shots fired. we found multiple spe

our jenny joyce live outside senator pat toomey's office in olde city for this 24 hour vigil ill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is still a group of people out here, protesting. this is one day after the senate health care bill was released and tell us it is 4:00 in the morning why are you out here. >> we're here with act up philadelphia which is aid coalition, to unleash power to connection with philadelphia health action network who are the main organizers of this event. we're here particularly because if this bill passes, there are millions of americans who are going to lose health care among those, particularly folks suffering from aid and hiv and something that a lot of people don't know is that people hoff aid and hoff hiv when they are on their medication, they are un detectable and undetectable means untransmittable and if they lose access to that medication which are provided by their insurance companies and cost thousands of dollars they lose access to that they become transmittable which means this country will be facing a public health crisis, similar to the

let's get the latest from jenny joyce. jenny? >> good morning, karen, so law enforcement officials are saying the suspect had facebook page criticizing the republican party and president trump, showed up to the alexandria baseball field yesterday morning with a rifle and opened fire. house gop whip steve scalise of louisianna list in the critical condition after the shooting. officials say he was fielding balls at second base when he was shot. he crawled into the outfield leaving a trail of blood until his colleagues were able to come to his aid. two capitol police officers were wounded. a congressional aid struck by gunfire also injured but doing okay. and police say, a former congressional aid e matt miami. oco, he's in critical condition following surgery. the gunman 66 year old james hodgkinson exchanged gunfire with police at simpson field and was ultimately shot and killed, law enforcement officials say that man was most recently living out of his van in the area. they're looking into his history and motive by talking with

right to jenny joyce with the latest on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, we do have one state police trooper here on scene. as this investigation continues, police tell us, the 70 year old man who lived inside the home was takenstate , police have not told us the specifics, his name, or what led to yesterday's mental health commitment. when police went to is her after warrant for mental health exam, they found multiple guns and explosives, all were removed from the home. bomb experts from montgomery, bucks, and philadelphia counties, responded, and continued to search the home. the last update that we received from police was at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, so what else they may have found is unclear, regardless, the site of bomb units, and emergency responders, flooding the 8700 block of easton road, was alarming to neighbors. >> it is weird to picture that something like that is happening right next-door. >> it is a little scary, when you hear something like that, of course. >> what do you think about when you hear multiple

let's get out to jenny joyce with one of them. jenny?porter: good morning, karen, teen went missing during swim here at rowan lake at roebling park. the latest coming up. do you really use head & shoulders? no, not really. i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair tand, our adulte children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. >> this is "good day philadelphia". >> happening right now, on good day philadelphia, a day of summer fun, in the water, turns tragic. >> the desperate search to find a teen swept away in rushing water, now becomes a recovery effort. >> we now know who was on the jury for the cosby case. what we are learning about the mistrial. >> it is draft day in the 76ers have the number one pick, they're expected to select markelle fultz. >> i

. >> jenny joyce is in west chester where grief counselors will be available this morning , general i. >> reporter: good morning, guys, they will be here at the high school beginning at 9:00 this morning. and just the last 15 hours, more than $6,000 has been raised on a go fund me page to help support the family of bianca roberson, as her murderer remains at large this morning. so chester county district attorney's office is telling thaws bianca roberson was shot and killed around 5:00 p.m. wednesday while she was driving her car on the loose 100 in west goshen township. the person who did this was behind the wheel of the red pickup truck trying to merge simultaneously on route 202, when the driver pick up a gun and opened fire. police say that the rustin high school graduate was shot in the head, died immediately, her he car veered off the road >> thinks now a murder. every cop in three states is looking for this red pickup truck and looking for this defendant. at this point we're asking anybody who saw anything on route 100, going in to route 202, to call the west goshen police depa

jenny joyce was at the scene. this is a family that got together. the 47 year-old wife had been kill. he lived there with his aunt. family members say he was trying to stop guy from rob ago this bar right there, is there video of it on west spencer street when he was shot and killed. he had just come back from six weeks ago from being overseas. >> trying to be somebody and not make the wrong mistake and he wound up losing his life. he saved everybody's life at that bar that night you know what i'm saying. he is a hero. that is what he was from day one. >> there are more good people in the tragedy. he runs away, tries to get in the house, seek some shelter there people inside were not having it. there was a dad, sun, they just kept him there until police got there. >> hit in the face a couple times with the gun, so i started struggling with him, grabbed the gun, grabbed his wrist, and then i grabbed his hand and tried to hold him. >> and there is a picture right there, suspect just randolph randy johnson and he is charged with that fatal shooting. >>

our jenny joyce at school district headquarters this morning, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: leaders of the philadelphia school district teachers union, tell us that this is a very fair contract and after nearly five years without one, teachers seem to be looking forward to having this deal in place. school superintendent doctor h ite said district had been in bad shape financially that fight has taken so long to get here. series of school closures, layoffs, big cuts, doctor hite says he is hoping this contract deal will provide stability necessary to move the district forward to keep teachers here recruit new talented, staff members and improve overall educational climate for these children, and parents we spoke with on friday say they are impressed teachers stuck it out this long and they see this agreement as a positive and necessary step in the process. superintendent hite feels the same way and says even though financial situation has improved from five years ago money issues have not gonna way. this tentative deal would last through 2020. doctor hite said they are figuring out how

jenny joyce live outside the courthouse. re awg bill cosby'stypically comes at . standing by the montgomery county courthouse. we'll b♪e introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. wi s that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and ly get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. 8:29. near lasalle university a hit-and-run earlier this morning a car slammed right into a man in his 20s at the university of park and olney in fern rock. the driver just took off. the man was transported to einstein medical center. we know he was stable but no other word on his condition. police of course now searching for that driver. >>> welcome back. you're watching good day weekend i'm lauren johnson. scott williams keeping close eye on your father's day forecast. retama not looking too hot. >> yeah, we're talking about that heat and building humidity live look right now down the shore

. >> jenny joyce has those details at school district headquarters, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, good morningys. tonight school reform commission will vote to approve this contract, so the current contract deal is gay thing but we have that question of how to pay for it, the answers we're not given last night but we did see members of the philadelphia federation of teachers, happily endorse it. that is where they met to vote on the approved and vote on the contract agreement. tentative deal was reached by pft and school district last friday. now the process moves forward while most teachers seem excited to be working with a contract they say that are some issues that were not addressed in the agreement like decreasing class sizes and improving building conditions. pft president jerry jordan is not calling this a perfect deal but rather a fair deal one that is expected to create stability within the district for the first time in nearly five years. so that is the funding issues philly.com report ago this this contract is worth 395 million-dollar but the 245 million-dollar budget short fall. so

lets get out to our own city hall where jenny joyce is. jenny. >> reporter: mayor jim kenney reacted to president trump's decision by signing on to the climate mayor's commitment which is enforcing the paris climate accord to the local level with at least 60 mayors nationally. the announcement came yesterday from the president in the rose garden, trump says that the paris climate accord is going to cost the u.s. too much money while hurting us economically. trump says restrictions will shut down u.s. factories and layoff workers reducing production of paper, cement, steel and coal. >> as someone who cares deeply about the environment which i do, i cannot in good conscious support a deal that punishes the united states which is what it does. the world's leader in environmental protection while impose nothing meaningful obligations, on the world leading polluters. >> i am honored and forever humble by the coalition of support that made me the democratic nominee for mayor of the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: many other lomb leaders like u

like george clooney from yesterday. >> that just means he is set. >> yeah. >> i'm guessing this is jenny joyce over at second and chestnut where we have a rally going all night, jenny? >> yeah, mike and alex a growing number of protesters outside pat toomey's olde city office some here since 3:00 p.m. yesterday voicing their concerns about the senate health care bill. protect it. an help the all-new audi q5 is here. intelligent. explosive. the all-new audi s5 sportback. sixers get fultz with the number one overall pick and we will go one on one with the man fans hope will complete the process. >> yeah, sean bell talk to him right after the draft which was really cool. we will play it for you. just days after his mistrial and bill cosby is already planning, well, a town hall tour, would you go and listen to him, that has some questioning his judgment. >>> first weekend of summer but get ready to get wet. how tropical weather could put a damper on your plans. we are talking about a tropical storm. >> that is right, but still go to effect our weather. it is extremely humid let me just tell thaw.

jenny joyce at city hall with more this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. we mentioned city leaders are saying philadelphia has seen effects of climate change, with heavier storms and hotter summers, regardless of the president's decision this city is committed to reducing carbon emissions. the announcement came yesterday in the rose garden president trump said paris climate accord is going to cost u.s. too much money while hurting us economically, trump says restrictions imposed will shut down u.s. factories and layoff workers reducing production of paper, cement, steel, and coal. >> the bottom line is that the paris accord, is very unfair at the highest level to the united states. further while the current agreement effectively blocks a development of clean coal in america, which it does and the mines are starting to open up, we're having a big opening in two weeks. pennsylvania, ohio, west virginia, so many places. a big opening of a brand new mine it is unheard of for many , many years that has not happened. >> with that mayor jim kenney reacts by signi

jenny joyce, are you still in theville? >> reporter: yes, actually a lot closer than we were yesterday. we are right across the street from the home in question here in ottsville route 611, if you take a look at the video, first shot, you can see, a shattered front door. we do know that bomb experts from montgomery, bucks, and philadelphia counties, were all here yesterday, police tell us they were initially called to the home here on the 8700 block of easton road to is her after mental health commitment warrant. that's when they noticed weapons and explosives, police tell us, they took this 70 year old man who was inside to the state police barracks in dublin while they spent hours on scene searching the home. the last update we received from police was 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they haven't said what else they may have found inside and sized, propane company about quarter mile away, both factors concerning to people who live nearby. >> whether you heard about this, what was going through your mind if you don't mind me ask

jenny joyce joins us in the news room with what we've learned. seems like he's interesting history when it comes to political rants. >> yes. he's pretty out spoke then. the suspect is identified as 66 year opened james how much inch con of illinois, most recently living out of had is car in the area of the shooting. hodgkin's son was politically outspoken, and critical of the gop and president trump on facebook. he favored bernie sanders, and posted pictures of the senator on his page. one negative post about the president red, quote, trump is a trader. trump has destroyed democracy. time to destroy trump and company. the new york times interviewed hodgkin's son's brother had admit that he was upset over the election. he went to dc few weeks ago, to protest, f.b.i. agents, in illinois, have been staked out at hodgkin's son's home, friends from his hometown tell us more about the suspect and bernie sanders also spoke out after learning that the shooter volunteered on his campaign. >> i am sickens by this despicable act. let me be as clear as i can

. >> he is sparking big reaction as you know it would around the world, around our country, jenny joyce, give us some examples. >> world leaders not happy, state and local leaders not happy either with the mayors of pittsburgh and, of course, here in philadelphia saying they will do their part to protect our planet. this is after president trump made that announcement yesterday, in the rose garden, saying the united states will be pulling out of the paris climate accord because he feels it hurts u.s. while giving other countries an economic edge. trump does not want to sign a deal with countries that have cost the u.s. trillionness tough trade practices while 195 countries banned together for sake of our world's future , u.s. joined by syria, nicaragua say no thanks, in a speech, president trump said i was elected to represent people of pittsburgh not paris well, mayor of pittsburgh, had a lot to say about that line. city with noted air pollution largely democratic with the mayor wants to go green and vehemently opposes trump's decision. >> we know what it is like to have a very, very b

, we know the suspect in this murder leading police on foot chase right into a stranger's home, jenny joyce on the scene with the latest this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. so family members are identifying this victim as 47 year old howard white. they tell us he's a disable veteran who despite his injuries continued to serve his country only returned from service month and a half ago. now his family members mourning his death after shot and killed this morning on the street of philadelphia. police say they heard gunshot and immediately responded to the area of fifth and spencer street around 1:00 a.m. they saw the man lying unresponsive in the street and two other men running away from the scene. police caught up with one of the men. he was armed with two guns, but explained to police, no, no, no, i'm witness, chase that man who just shot and killed my friend. police say while on the run the 25 year old broke into a random home on the 6100 block of north sixth street. he enters through a back door, but quickly came in contact with the homeowner and the home end err's ad

jenny joyce at school district headquarters to break it all down for us this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas, pay raise, that is one good thing about this new contract and we are not talking about across the board pay raises but the re introduction of the salary steps based on years on the job and higher education, last night members of the philadelphia federation of teachers met at liacouras center to vote on the contract agreement. tentative deal was reached by pft and school district last friday. now the process moves forward, while most teachers seem excited to be getting this contract, they say there are some issues that were not addressed in the agreement, like decreasing class sizes and improving building maintenance, beyond that there are concessions, teachers will be paying for their health care. >> it is not everything people wanted but that is negotiation you have to give and take. i'm optimistic in 2020 we will put up an even bigger battle and we will continue to fight. we are noting ago way. our members are getting more and more mobilized and i

our jenny joyce joining us from school district headquarters. here we go, lot of back and forth, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. both side seem very excited about this tentative contract. teachers and staff for the philadelphia school district have been working without a contract for nearly five years school superintendent doctor h ite said district had been in bad shape financially which we know that is why it has taken so long to get here there was series of school closures, massive layoffs and big cuts. doctor hite is hoping this contract deal will provide the stability necessary to move the district forward to keep teachers here, recruit new talented teachers and staff members and improve the overall educational climate for the children. we talked to some parents on friday who say they are impressed that the teachers and staff stuck it out this long and they see this tentative agreement as a positive, yet necessary step, in the process. superintendent hite feels the same way. >> if in fact this becomes ratified and then later ap

our jenny joyce in hamilton township new jersey, very difficult morning, jenny?rtainly is, thomas. so this was the 17 year old who was here at the lake, but he can't swim. so when he got pulled under by a strong current, the teens that he was with new that they were all in trouble. emergency crews were called here to rowan lake in roebling just before 5:00 yesterday. >> this was after a storm rolled through which meant the water was a little roughed up. four teens from hamilton township were at the lake celebrating an end to the school year when their excitement turned to panic. one of the four was suck away, fire crews responded and combed the marsh that leads to the delaware river. new jersey state police searched from the air and dive teams entered the water, after four hours, and no success, the rescue turned into a recovery mission, that got called off after dark. a boy who was swimming with the missing teen tells us that he tried his best to grab hold of the 17 year old, when he got pulled away, the boy's mom says that as soon as she heard about the rescue,

our jenny joyce is at district headquarters with the details, general i. >> reporter: good morning, karen, so yes we have a contract, how does the school district plan to pay for that contract? that is the big question right now, last night members of the philadelphia federation of teachers met at liacouras center they voted on and approved the proposed contract agreement. tentative deal was reached by pft and school district last friday, and now process moves forward, while most teachers seemed excited to be working with the contract they say there are some issues that were not addressed in the agreement, like decreasing class sizes and improving building maintenance. pft president jerry jordan is not calling this a perfect deal but rather a fair deal one that will create stability , because district for the first time in nearly five years. >> philadelphia will be a place where we will be able to once again recruit educators to come to philadelphia, when there is a contract in place there is a different kind of environment in the schools and in the school district and for that we are rea

but for jenny joyce, it is winter. >> reporter: i'm still catching my breath after that ride. that was awesome. so it is a 20-foot high slide, right, lawyer. >> gym ' by laura houston from the philadelphia zoo. all part of the new exhibit called winter. >> welcome to winder wonder lands, chance to celebrate some winter fun in the middle of the summer. 20-foot high slide, 120 feet long. >> we have to show you what else is going on, this exhibit actually opened up last weekends. so it is new. it is open seven days a week. this is in addition to the actual entry cost for the zoo. society it is $10 during the week, $12 on the weekend, discount for members. what's happening over here, laura. >> our snowball area. everybody loves to throw snowballs, one of the first things we do when little kids, pick up the snow, throw snowballs. so set up target for kids to be able to throw snowballs at and have the chance to, yes, you know, check out the skills, never know, phillies might need to recruit, just have the chance to just have a lot of fun making and throwing snowballs. >> how cool. s

. >> new is there one more step that need to happen before this can be final and jenny joyce has detailsat school district headquarters, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, guys that final step is for school reform commission to officially, vote, to approve this contract deal. teachers seem happy, not a perfect deal but something they have in the seen in nearly five years. last night members of the philadelphia federation of teachers met at liacouras center to vote on the contract agreement. tentative deal was reached by pft and school district last friday. now the process moves forward while most teachers seem excited to be working with a contract they say there are some issues that were not addressed in the a agreement like decreasing class sizes and improving building maint nantz. >> it has been a long time coming. our members worked hard to get here. our negotiating team worked hard to get here and everyone is happy we have a contract. there may not be everything we wanted in there, but at lee we have a contract. >> we're glad that the contract is settled. we know it will bring stability to th

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truck, the driver, wanted for killing a rustin high school grad in the fit of road rage. >> our jenny joyces in west chester this morning where grief counselors will be available, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, guys. they will be at the high school beginning at 9:00 this something that is interesting, and good to hear, if there is anything going on right now in this community that is everybody is coming together, more than $6,000 has been raised on a go fund me page to support the bianca roberson's family, and again, just the last 15 hours or so. the chester county district attorney told us yesterday, that everything happened around 5:30 wednesday night. that is when police say, 18 year-old bianca roberson was shot in the head and killed driving her cara long route 100 in west goshen township. person who did this was behind the wheel of the red pickup truck, they were trying to merge simultaneously on to route 202 when the driver pick up a gun and opened fire. police say rustin high school graduate was shot in the head died immediately and her car veered off the roadway. >> this is now a

. >> jenny joyce is in new jersey with the very latest, when they might resume the search, jenny. >>ive here mike and alex, emergency crews are gathered at the base of the waterline here. there is also a bunch of people who have arrived since our last hit, presumably family members, we will go talk with them after this hit, it is done, and we have not seen anybody entering the water yet this morning. we do necessity they called off the search late last night , there is a coastguard helicopter overhead, searching from above, and they searched several hours so this is a re pete, search, rescue recovery effort. last night they were calling it a recovery after they called off search because it got too dark. press of atlantic city is reporting two, 15 years old a girl and a boy, they actually interviewed father of the girl who was hailing the boy a hero , he actually ran in after his daughter went under water yesterday. this was about 6:30 at night. we know life guard goes off-duty at 6:00 p.m. mayor of atlantic city had a few word to say about that saying yesterday was cold, wasn't a hot

our jenny joyce has the lates latest. >> lower mayfair rec center a crime scene tonight.0, the basketball courts on the 6300 block of hawthorn street were packed with unruly teens and young adults fighting with one another. as police tried to break up the crowd, they heard a gunshot. fired on the court. and later, found the victim at aria-frankford hospital with a gunshot wounds to his leg. >> police are talking to witnesses, who heard the gunshot, saw the large crowds, and saw someone appeared to throw something on the roof. >> police tell us they went up on the roof and recovered a handgun which matched the shell casing fawn on the court's below. police say they went to the hospital to talk to the victim. he's not sharing details. >> for some reason, our 24 year old shooting victim, when questioned by police, and detectives, is completely uncooperative, and will he not tell us why he was shot or how he was shot. it is not out of the question that this 24 year old victim shot himself. >> jennifer joyce, "fox 29 news." >>> all right, jenny, bucks county man convicted of a

jenny joyce? >> police tell us the cuss in custody at this time. at fits street, spencer avenue, olney section of the city. family members are identifying the victim as 47 year old howard white. they tell us he's a disable veteran, who despite his injuries, continued to serve his country, only returned from service a month and a half ago. now his family members are mourning his death. police say white got into a fight, family members say because the suspect trying to hole up baron the block around 1:00 a.m. officer heard the gunshot and immediately responded they saw man lying shot in the street, two running from the scene. one of the men happened to be a witness, police say, it was the 25 year old suspect, while he was on the run, he broke into a random home on the 6100 block of north sixth street. he apparently entered through a back door, and quickly came in contact with the homeowner. the suspect got into a fight with that homeowner. who was able to hold him in place until police arrived. the shooting victim's family test us howard white was on

we'll learn more about the shooter now, jenny joyce, what do you have?ke, alec, so the suspect identified as 66 year old james hodgkin's son, of illinois, but was most recently living out of his car in the area of the shooting. hodgkin's son was politically outspoken, and critical of the gop and president trump. he paved or bernie sanders and posted pictures of the senator on facebook. one negative post about the presidet red, quote, trump is a trader, trump has destroyed democracy, it is time to destroy trump. >> despicable act, and let me be as clear as i can be. violence of any kind is unacceptable, in our society, and i condemn this action in the strongest possible terms. >> through the years he didn't back down from stuff. i mean, he was in a few fights, stuff like, that but nothing that would demonstrate violence, as far as what he did. >> what do you mean, fight with people? >> well, he never back down from anybody, in a bar fight, whatever. he stood his ground. >> did have minor run in's with the law according to officials, the man's wife still l

happened in philadelphia's, let's get right out to police headquarters with jenny joyce is what we know. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen. this is the second time this week that a teen has been shot and killed. earlier this week we told but a 14 year old boy shot and killed before he even graduated eighth grade. now we have a 17 year old, who was shot and killed last night. it happened around 11:00 p.m. on the 1300 block of rush street, in north philadelphia. when police arrived, they found two victims on the ground with gunshot wounds to their torso, and chest, both males, 117 years old, the other in his mid 20's, were returned to temple university hospital where they died. police say while they're investigating a third victim from the scene showed up at temple hospital with a gunshot wound to the arm. he is in stable condition. police say the shooters road up on bikes and began firing several shot down the street. they road off, police say it is unclear which of the three victims may have been an intended target. >> based on balistic evidence, we know that there were numerous s

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jenny joyce on the scene with the latest this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, guys, family members are identifying the victim as 47 year old howard white. they tell us he is disable veteran who despite his injuries continued to serve his country and only return from service a month and a half ago. now his family members are mourning his death after he was shot and killed this morning, on the street of philadelphia. police say they heard gunshot, and immediately responded to the area of fifth and spencer streets around 1:00 a.m. they saw a man, lying unresponsive in the street. and two other men running away from the scene. police caught up with one of those men, he was arm with two guns, but explained to police he was actually a witness, chasing the man who had just shot and killed his friends. police say while on the run the 25 year old suspect broke into a random home on the 6100 block of north sixth street. he entered through a back door, but quickly came in contact with the homeowner. the suspect got into a physical fight with the

accident, police are trying to find the person responsible, lets get out to west chester where jenny joyce has the details, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen. chester county district attorney says every cop in three surrounding states is now looking for the person who shot and killed bianca robber son in this apparent road rage incident. eighteen year-old bianca robberson attended this high school in chester county. she was shot and killed driving her cara long route 100 where it merges with route 202 at 5:30 p.m. wednesday. person who did this was behind the wheel of the red pickup truck, two were trying to merge simultaneously when the driver pick up a gun and opened fire on the roadway, police say that the rusted high school graduate was shot in the head and died immediately in her car and veered off the road. >> her car started joseling, with a red pickup truck, not actually hit it but both trying to merge together and then she was shot. the man in the red pickup truck shot her, directly in, the head. she died, instantly, her car went off the side of the road, and into the wood.

. >> so jenny joyce is in hamilton township with the latest updates, yes, at first we thought they would to start as soon as the sun came up, but now having to push it back. >> yes. as mike said, they are waiting on low tide. i did talk with some police here, who tell me that when this search does resume, when the recovery effort does happen, we will see all of the emergency crews, coming down, this way, trying to get down to the lake here. which is a marsh that feeds into the delaware river, so it is now about 14 hours after the 17 year old went missing while swimming at rowan lake, in roebling park yesterday. he was with three other teens celebrating end to the school year when he got suck under by strong current after storms swept through. the missing teen did not know how to swim. the hamilton fire department responded and began their search, the new jersey state police searched from the air while diving teams entered the water after four hours in the water, the rescue cue mission turned into recovery operation. that got called off after dark. a boy who was swimming with the missing

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. >> i jenny joyce at police headquarters with the latest on this one, jenny?> mike and alex, the second team shot and killed this week earlier we told but 14 year old shot and killed, he didn't even make to his eighth grade graduation. now we've 17 year old killed in north philadelphia. live from police headquarters where the investigation continues. the triple shooting happened last night around 11:00 on the 1300 block every rush street in north philly. when police arrived they found two victims on the grounds with gunshot wounds to their torso and chest. both males, 117, other mid 20's, rushed to temple university hospital where they died. police say while they were investigating, a third victim from the scene showed up to temple hospital with a gunshot wounds to the arm. he is in stable condition police say the shooters read up on bikes, began sharing several shots down rush street. they road off. police say unclear which of the three victims may have been intended target. >> based on balistic evidence we know there were numerous shots fired. we found multi

will time out some strong to severe thunderstorms on the way for later this afternoon right now jenny joyce. >>> good morning, sue so tonight philadelphia teachers union will vote on whether or not to accept a contract deal proposed by school district of philadelphia, if the vote is yes, this could mean raises for teachers and staff for first time in five years. injury you selection begins today how much jail time he is face if you go convicted. >>> and a big vote tonight for philadelphia teachers, for the first time in five years, local teachers could get a raise, but, at what cost? >>> and is the process, finally, complete? the sixers report live a deal to get topic, number one pick in thursday draft, and we talked about potential number one pick markell fultz with the guys from 97.5 the fanatic morning show. i want to know if we are getting a good deal. could this really be the end of our process? are we finally here. >> yes. >> mike says yes. >> all this time we have been saying trust the process, what will our new slogan be? mike thinks fultz speed ahead. >> i got it. hold your breath.

let's find out jenny joyce is there. street. >> window washers were work together left side of the building when their scaffolding had some type of a malfunction, and that they were knocked off the scaffolding. they were strapped on, so they didn't fall to the joining building's roof. they were lowered down to the adjoining roof which is a peak roof so it caused some difficultity. they suffered minor injuries, fire department responded with our medics and our fire fighters and our special operation companies and we were able to go up assist them off the roof and right now what we're doggies securing the scaffolding, so the private contractor can come in and remove the scaffolding. >> how many were there up there at the time. >> at the time there was two. >> reporter: both of those have minor injuries. >> minor injuries and transported to local hospitals >> reporter: two people transported minor injuries. we heard report somebody was bloody getting on the stretcher, do you have any specifics on the type of injuries sustai

. >> jenny joyce. >> at the wells fargo center. >> i was greeted by huge smile from ray sean. we've all about in all of your determination, you spent seven days at training camp and now you have a shot with the soul. how are you feeling today? >> i feel good. i feel grateful obviously, extremely grateful, focused as well. i know is a big opportunity for me. you know, for me to prove myself. >> proof some people right, some people wrong. i am happy about the opportunity. >> i was talking to the coach. i understanded this fields is a little different than what you played on at temple. that talk about the challenges, have you been planning in your mind to be able to adapt did a to this? >> watched film last night, watched film this morning, one of the affiliated, we talked about the different dynamics, and he was watching the field, manipulating the d back little bit. just trying to be a student again which i've always been, trying to learn a little bit. still football at the end of the day. once i get acclamated to the field dynamic and the pace of the game i think i will ' will

four's, we know this guy arrested after he ran away and led police on a chase, but the thing is, jenny joycento somebody's home? >> reporter: yes, apparently, according to police, he ran into a random person's home, very, very scary. a lot happened here overnight karen, as you mentioned, one man is dead, and suspect in custody little more than three hours after gunshots were fired here in the area of fifth and spencer street. police say they heard gunshot and immediately responded to the area. that's when they saw a 47 year old man, shot lying unresponsive in the street, and two other men running away from the scene. police caught up with one of the men, he was armed, with two guns, but explained to police that he was a witness, chasing the man, who had just shot and killed his friend. police say while on the hundred, the 25 year old suspect broke into a random home on the 6100 block of north sixth street. he entered through a back door but quickly came in contact with the homeowner and the homeowner's dealt son. they got newness cat file with the homeowner able to hold him until police arri

learning whole lot more in the wake of this, about the shooter, specifically, let's get right to jenny joyce with that part of the story. >> good morning, karen. old friend of hodgkinson spoke to reporters as the gunman happy go lucky, saying he was surprise today hear what happened yesterday. but the 66 year old's brother told the new york times that hodgkinson was upset over the election. if you look at his facebook page you will see posts criticizing trump and other members of the republican party. he was a bernie sanders supporter. hodgkinson's brother told reporters that he left illinois a few weeks ago. he wanted to go to dc to protest. yesterday he went to simpson field in alexandria, and according to witnesses there there was brief exchange before the man pulled out his rifle. >> through the years, he didn't back down from stuff. i mean, he was in a few fights, and stuff like that, but nothing that would demonstrate violence as far as what did he. >> what do you mean by that, fights with people? >> never back down from anybody. in a bar fight or whatever, he stood his grounds. >> i d

the life of michael jackson's career all on display in wilmington, delaware, white eating hoagies jenny joyce yes, it opens tomorrow, guys, striking a pose like michael jackson, you don't need to bymo, bring your own michael to wilmington, definately enough to go around, 5,000 pieces here, live, at act generation school, school for communications and technology. this is travis. here with the school. actually a fundraiser, so, ryan o'neal, tell us little bit. your exhibit the tell us what we got here. >> oh, couple of items here, we have the dangerous albumn, which was given to the executive. we have our plaque from off the wall. we have the glove that michael jackson used to wear. >> that's what we want to show you. so, karen, alex, richard, you know how michael always wore his glove. this is one of the gloves. ryan was able to get some of this stuff on line. you've been collecting. so we have what roughly 5,000 pieces. >> yes. >> we are talking cd's -- >> books, records, talking awards, talking concert programs, we're talking all jackson's, we're talking opus, talking posters, talking wooden

. >> so jenny joyce is in hamilton township new jersey with the latest this morning, like mike said, sun now up. i'm sure they're starting to go back out there. >> we haven't seen too much activity here at the entrance to the rowan lake. the concerning thing here is the teen missing cannot swim. he was at the lake with friends, celebrating the last day of school, but light hearted fun turned to danger and panic, when the 17 year old was pulled under water by a strong current. so, all of this happened just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday at rowan lake in roebling park, just after those strong storms rolled through, the hamilton fire department responded and began their search, the new jersey state police searched from the air while diver teams entered the water after four hours in the water, the remember cue mission turned into a recovery operation. that got called off after dark. a boy who was swimming with the missing teens tells thaws he tried his best to grab hold of the 17 year old, but his hold was not strong enough. the teen is still missing at this hour. so again, at some point, cr

. >> jenny joyce just by that. >> does it causes a electrical , it causes an electrical impulse and sometimesay if someone had a problem with their heart you would thump on their chest and cause just enough electrical activity. >> yesterday i heard people talking about it. it is not stuff you buy at the store, it is just okay. and ready whip. >> cool whip i. >> i can have that. >> yeah, yeah. >> are you doing, have a good weekend. >> doctor mike. >> she's so sick. >> i think i need to see you again, i need something. >> i'll fix you up. >> are you doing the sinus rinse. >> you have got to. >> get her one. >> i will go away with you. >> have a good weekend, love y a. >> it is also bizarre that doctor mike has whipped cream on hand at his home. big weekend. >>> 8:12. is america sick of transform ers. >> the new installment hits theaters to day getting ripped big time by movie critics. is what our movie critic, the ultimate geek think. i say that in a good way kevin mccarthey is up next. p://www.evertz.com>[a5df] >>> good morning, everybody. turnpike connection bridge into pennsylvania, a mess,

. >> so fox 29's jenny joyce joining us from ottsville with more. jenny?nd alex, that warrant was actually for mental wellness. >> p zero year old plan who lives inside the house was taken to stays mitt di dublin, tell us yesterday on the 8700 block every easton road, also known as 611, in ottsville, bomb experts from montgomery, bucks, and philadelphia counties responded after they found chemical explosives and a number of firearms, again, police tell us, they were initially at the home to serve mental health commitment warrant. and that's when they noticed the weapons. police tell us they took the man to the stays police barracks, spent several hours on scene searching the home, last update we got from police at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they haven't said what else may have been found inside or outside the property. there are homes nearby. there is also a propane company, about quarter mile away. >> whether you go through this, what was going through ooh minds? >> maybe threat, terrorists, finds chemicals, stuff like that, you think nowadays in this day