jenny joyce at penn presbyterian. >> reporter: good morning, karen.e know patient where is transported to a number of local hospitals including penn presbyterian. difficult just get some information a few minutes ago from the septa spokesperson who did confirm that the trains treated and released, from this hospital. a total of four patients were transported in critical condition, according to a emergency personnel on the scene and mayor of the upper dash hoy provided information at the accident scene. three of the critical patient were taken to lankanol hospital, all 42 passengers on the train including the conductor were transported to area hospitals. most of the patients we are told have non-life threatening injuries. >> all resources of the upper darby township came together, when mass casualty response was announced police unit, paramedics and local hospitals , local ambulance cores, emergency management, all across spectrum this is not an unusual location for to us conduct emergency operations. we have been through the mass casualty incident res

as the debate grows, surrounding the frank rizzo statue, so does the police presence, jenny joyce in center city this morning with more on that one, jenny? >> good morning, thomas, in the last ten, 15 minutes, a lot of the barricades have been removed, about two thirds of the police officers who were out here have also taken off. now you can see, barricades only immediately around the frank rizzo statue. this is only few hours after philly is charlottesville rally, gathered around the statue, chanting tear it down. >> this statue represents homophobe ya. pull it down. >> hundreds of people joined in the march to rally against hate. but many used this as an opportunity to continue the fight to remove the frank rizzo statue, which was egged two nights ago. people who want to it removed argue rizzo was a racist, and shouldn't stand boldly in the 9-foot bronze statue promptly placed on public property right across from city hall. but, also, coming out of the woodwork, people who want the monument of the former phillie mayor to stay put. a petition on change.org has reached more than 16,00

lets get out to jenny joyce from northeast detectives with what they know right now, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen we are hearing that this man may not survived his injuries right now. he is fighting for his life at einstein medical center after being shot multiple times in his vehicle in the 5800 block of somerdale avenue. investigators tell us victim was fun lying in the street next to a volvo with the driver side door opened, police say this was a drive by shooting. early information indicates that this victim was stopped ate cheltenham and somerdale avenue but when someone in a white vehicle pulled up, and fired multiple shots through the driver's side window. >> he was suffering from multiple gunshot wound to his left side, torso and left arm. medics took him to einstein hospital where he is presently in very critical condition, under going surgery, unknown whether he will survive the gun shots. >> reporter: police tell thrust were multiple witnesses to the shooting. one of them was trying to help before medicine aches arrived on the scene, those people were taken here to

so speaking of that eclipse lets get out to jenny joyce, hi there, jenny. >> talking about the excitementand we are talking about the dangers if you have direct exposure during the time of the eclipse, coming up, a live report from wills eye, lauren? >> reporter: good morning, jenny joyce. another danger cross dressing suspect on the loose after trying to nab a 13 year-old teenager in south philadelphia , we will tell you how coming up after the break. per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper eyes to the sky as excitement building ahead of the eclipse if you still need glasses we will let you know where you can get some, today, about 8:30. and then this... >> be careful because they are men out here impersonating women and they will snatch your sisters, your cousins, you have to be very careful out here today. >> police trying to find a guy who tried to abduct a child off the street and

our jenny joyce in margate. it is still dark. does it look any different from several days ago. >> reporter: well, it is just very quiet, right now because as you can see, all of the construction equipment is still here, however, yesterday , this project was stopped, in its track after a judge issued a restraining order, sand dune project was abruptly placed on hold. people hearsay they hope the project is squash for good, at leon hold for next week after judge's ruling. it has been a controversial sand dune construction project , and the movies meant to give officials time to clean up after the project created several bacteria filled lakes when storm water gathered between the dunes. some people reportedly got sick, army core of engineers and state officials came up with the dune project to better protect beaches from bad storms like sandy but people hearsay their beaches were better off before the project. >> i was thrilled obviously. it was a great win for the city of margate and all of the people. >> why did they pick the sum

south philly apartment >> man and woman found dead and police say the deaths are suspicious >> jenny joyce is at the scene now on federal street. jenny? good morning, guys, yeah, a man and woman found dead, they were found tied up, beaten and possibly strangled inside their home on the 1300 block of federal street in south philadelphia. a family member who lives in a different apartment in the building made the discovery late last night. it was around 11:45 according to police, investigators tell us a 50-year-old male was found lying dead on the bathroom floor. his 23-year-old girlfriend was found dead in the living room. police say both victims had multiple injuries to their bodies. the home was ransacked but there was no sign of any forced entry. >> we're not certain of the cause of death. however, both of the victims had bruises to their faces, and both of the victims were laying in a pool of blood. so seems they were both assaulted. and they were both pronounced dead. we're not sure of the cause of death at this time. >> reporter: police tell us that they are interviewing that family m

let's get out to the scene and jenny joyce. jenny? >> good morning, karen, and police tell us that this child is expected to survive, although, he is undergoing treatment, a analyst in the critical condition at chop, live here, on the 2600 block of south hick street. police are still at the scene, keeping an eye on things, police will await to go get a search want to go through all of the evidence in that second floor bedroom where this shooting happened. investigators tell us, that the 11 year old boy who was shot in the face lives at this home, with his parent, and four siblings. police tell us, it was just before 12:30 this morning, when they found out that a child was transported in a private vehicle, to methodist hospital, after he was shot with a revolver. the boy was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened in the victim's parent, second floor bedroom, at this point, police believe this was an accidental shooting. but officials don't know how the child got his hands on the gun. according to police, both the boy's

jenny joyce in center city this morning, jenny? by the frank rizzo statue right now, right across the street from city hall b an hour ago, there were two, three times as many police officers, out here, making sure that things remain peaceful during last night's philly is charlottesville rally, people gathered, and chanted, for the monument's removal. >> this statue represent homophobe ya, tearing it down. >> hundreds every people joined in the march to rally against hate. many also use this as an opportunity to continue to fight to remove the frank rizzo statue, which was egged two nights ago. people who want it remove argue rizzo was a racist and should not stand boldly in a 9-y placed on public property right across from city hall. also coming out of the woodwork, people who want the monument of the former phillie mayor to stay put. petition on change.org has reached more than 16,000 signatures, in a little over a day. daily news columnist, stu, had interesting things to say in a editorial on the controversy, he explained that he

jenny joyce at police headquarters with more for us, jenny, good morning. >> good morning, thomas. police are releasing these photos, trying to track down the suspect, derrick rollins of southwest philadelphia, several agencies are involved, looking for the 24 year old man accused in two shootings over the weekends. including the murder of 29 year old john lee of narberth, lee was walking along haverford road to a friends' killed, apparently stole the phone. half forwards township police released photos of three people who they believe may have witnessed these crimes, a boy on a bike, and a man and a woman walking along the sidewalk, earlier this week, police raided rollins' southwest philadelphia home while they didn't finds the fugitive, they did recover the vehicle, believed to be involved in both weekend shootings. we know the us marshall involved in the search for this man, we also know there is a reward in this case because police want this man in custody, thomas. >> we have the picture. we have his name. this is when we need the public to come forward and help out, jenny joy

man 24 shot many times, he was simply in his car at a traffic light, northeast detectives where jenny joyce is, jenny what do we know. >> reporter: karen, at this point police don't necessity whether this man will survive his injuries. they are talking to witnesses here at northeast detectives trying trying to thinking about what exactly happened and why. police do know that someone shot a victim a 24 year-old man multiple times on the 5800 block of somerdale avenue. investigators tell us victim was fund lying in the street next to the volvo that had its driver side door opened, police say this was a drive by shooting, early information indicates this victim was stopped ate cheltenham and somerdale avenues when someone in the white vehicle possibly a 2010 buick pulled up aside and fired multiple shots through the driver's side window. >> suffering from multiple gunshot wound toss his left side torso and arm. medics took him to einstein hospital where he is presently in very critical condition, under going surgery, unknown when will survive gun shots. >> reporter: police tell thaws there are

let's get to the scene on federal street with jenny joyce. of what do we think happened?you know, it's hard to say, police tell us they did find two people dead inside of a home. it is a couple. it's a boyfriend and girlfriend. the crime scene unit is here. several detectives have been on scene investigating as well. police tell us that this man and woman were tied up, they were beaten and possibly strangle lid. it happened on the 1300 block of federal street in south philadelphia. a family member who lives in a different apartment in the building made the discovery late last night. police tell us it was a 50-year-old male who was found lying dead on the bathroom floor, his 23-year-old girlfriend was found dead in the living room. police say both victims had multiple bruises on their bodies. they were found in a grisly scene, the cause of death is not yet known. investigators tell us that this home was ransacked but there was no sign of any forced entry. >> we believe that the family member just went downstairs routinely to check on their family member, and found them bot

let's get out to jennie joyce.ast night we were getting ready for our news and reporter dave kinchen saw a guy walk up and do this. >> reporter: thankfully our station grabbed our cameras and reached out to police. we saw the barricades the yellow police tape and police presence to keep people away. the statue wrapped up in a towel to cover this. last night our cameras were rolling at about 10:50 when a man got out of a toyota camera station wagon and wrote "black power" he then left a message on the steps as well suggesting the black community should take control of police operations as we rolled on the video someone from our station called police and officers responded immediately. as the news spread, people started showing up here upset, including a woman who brought a towel to cover the graffiti until it could be cleaned up. this woman has ties to the rizzo family. she says she witnessed a lot of good under his watch and she says this should not define the people of philadelphia. >> it doesn't matter, race, bla

let's get out to jenny joyce who is in bridesburg, jenny? >> $700 million, that sounds really good, doesn't it? but the odds of winning, well that will burst your bubble. we were out last night talking to people willing to spends couple of bucks for a ticket to make all of their dreams come true, but the odds every winning tonight's jackpot being second largeness history is one in 292 million. no big deal, says some people, who don't mind risking a few bucks for potentially massive gain, one man, bruce says, last night he won the daily number for $1,500, he's hoping his luck lasts one more day. >> today's my father's birthday. he gave me a little blessing. and i'll take it. so i'm going to parley that into 700 million. >> i wouldn't know what to do. >> take care of my family and any friends. >> my parent, house would be paid off, all my brothers would be paid off. >> a single 2-dollar wing wins hundred million dollars, paid over 30 years, lump sum pay out is 443 million, and after taxes, comes to 275 million. not so bad, right, karen, thomas

jenny joyce in margate this morning, good to see you, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. one thing i wanted to say is margate is not alone in any of this, this is a statewide shoreline defense project bic in other towns work may have already been completed this work completely not done taking a live look at construction materials on the beach here in this summertime, and many people may not have, many other beaches may not have required such drastic work. here's inactive construction zone. right now bulldozers are off, their crews walk off the beach yesterday after a judge approved a restraining order on this controversial project. it is on hold for at lee next week after judge's ruling that people here in margate say they hope it is squash for good, the court order is meant to give officils time to clean up after the project created several bacteria filled lakes and storm water, gathered at base of the dunes. some people reportedly got sick. army core of engineers and state officials came up with the project to bet procedure tech beaches from bad storms like sandy. so pe

our jenny joyce on the scene this morning. what do we know, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas, police tell us that yes, necessary critical condition, but he is expected to survive undergoing treatment right now at chop. live on the 2600 block of hick street where the shooting happened. it is where the 11 year old boy lives with his parents and four brother and sisters. police tell us just before 12:30 this morning they found out that a child was transported in a private vehicle to methodist hospital after he was shot in the face with a revolver. the boy was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened in the victim's parent's second floor bedroom at this point police believe this was an accidental shooting but police don't know how the child got his hands on the gun. according to police, both of the boys' parents and all of his sib rings were home at the time. the oldest child in the house just 13 years old. detectives right now are interviewing family members to try to get some more information. >> doctors at methodist hospital ini

our jenny joyce joining us from the montgomery county courthouse in norristown with more. nny, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. bill cosby did did announce his new legal team via twitter , thinks after his, initial defense team quit ahead of the scheduled retrial lapping this fall. tom messrow, kathleen bliss and sam silver will lead his trial in november. messrow represented several big names in hollywood. he is best men for an acquittal in the michael jackson's child maine less tation trial in 2005. sam silver is a well known local attorney who has represented high pre file clients like former penn state president graham spanier and former congressman chaka fattah. this is video of the bill cosby leaving the courtroom after judge declared a mistrial in the case in may. at today's hearing judge stephen o'neill will discuss cosby's initial defense lawyers request to be removed from the case. over the summer brian mcmonigal and angela abruzzo filed to withdraw, they didn't of an explanation but many pick up on the friction on between lawyers and andrew

our jenny joyce at willow grove park mall this morning what an event, good morning, jenny. >>> it islways incredible, thomas, we are live here at the mall, you can hear set up is underway right now. we do expect people to start showing up here in the next hour or so to kick off komen three day which raises money for fight against breast cancer. everyone wears pink. you won't miss this powerfully positive crew, which will leave willow grove park mall later this morning, we cover it every year, these people will walk through fort washington, glenside, flower town and chestnut hill all the way through center city to the navy yard where things wrap up on sunday afternoon. it is always fun to see just how creative everyone gets with their pink outfits, we will see toto head pieces, socks helping to send a big bright message that that this group is taking a stand begins cancer. each participant has to raise $2,300, since 2003 philadelphia komen three day has raised american two million-dollar for research and resources to benefit the breast cancer fight. so 60-mile weekend long trek happen

so, jenny joyce is out there, jenny, what's happening? >> yes. good morning, karen. this is a conversation that's been going on for years, and years, that obviously in light of charlottesville, it is coming back up once again there is time, pushing by councilwoman helen gym. she has a view of the statue from her fifth floor office, right across the street here at city hall. she thinks the statue of the former phillie mayor is out-dated, it sends the wrong message, frank rizzo served as a police commissioner, and during his time in office, boasted a tough on crime attitude. he had a turbulent relationship with the african-american and lgbt communities, in today's world, councilwoman gym, and others, feel that it is time to move on from that message. boldly sent from a prime location, thomas payne plaza, our chris o'connell also talked to rizzo's grandson who points out that you can't rewrite history, and says his grandfather did a lot of good for the city, in the seven's, and 80s. >> i understands that frank rizzo means a lot of different things to a lot of different

jenny joyce, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex.right now we have a lot of numbers but we don't really have updated conditions, so initially three people were brought here to penn presbyterian hospital in critical condition, a fourth is in critical and was taken to lankanol hospital and septa did tell us that one of the injuries brought here to presbyterian was the train's operate operator who has been since tweet thed and released. all 42 passengers on board that train were transported to area hospital but mostly had minor injuries they were taken to delaware county memorial hospital, taylor hospital, springfield, mercy fitzgerald of philadelphia, bryn mawr and hup. earlier this morning we were getting a bulk of our information from the mayor of upper darby and the fire chief , they were speaking to reporters at this scene. i have since talked to a septa expects person who was giving thaws update on the train's operator who again has been treated and released from penn presbyterian hospital as the morning goes on and we do expect a

our jenny joyce, at philadelphia police headquarters this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, alex, thomas, that's right, sews these images released yesterday as police continue their search for a derrick rollins, and the reward money is also increased now to reported $7,500. looking for rollins, 24 year old man, from southwest philadelphia, accuse in the two shootings over the weekend, including the murder of 29 year old john lee of narberth. lee was walking along haverford road to a friends' home, around 6:00 saturday when he was shot and killed. his cell phone was also reportedly stolen. haverford township police released photos of three people, who they believe may have been witnesses to the crime. a boy on a bike, a man and a woman walking along the sidewalk earlier this week. police raided rollins' southwest philadelphia home. while they didn't finds the fugitive, they recovered the vehicle they believed to be involved in both shootings. we know haverford township police, philadelphia police, and the us marshals, are all involved in the search

we're the only ones to have that so jennie joyce can explain what happened. >> reporter: we're goinggive you a live look right now because currently there is a towel covering the rizzo statue. this area now cordoned off with tape as well with a few police officers keeping an eye on things. last night our cameras were rolling at about 10:50 when a man got out of a toyota camera station wagon and wrote "black power" on the frank rizzo statue. he left a message on the steps saying the black community should take control of police operations. as we rolled on this video someone from our station did call police who responded immediately and as the news spread people started showing up here upset including a woman who brought a towel to cover the graffiti until it can be cleaned up. this woman says she has ties to the rizzo family. she knows them well. she was living in the city when rizzo was mayor. she witnessed a lot of good under his watch and this vandalism compelled her to get involved. >> are you concerned that this could happen again? >> sure it might happen again. but you can't do

jenny joyce at the synagogue. jenny?>> reporter: good morning, mike and alex and this man definitely knew that he was making eye contact with this security camera. but i'm not sure he imagined how clear this footage would be. take a look. you see his finger and his face clearly on this video outside of congregation beth solomon in northeast philadelphia. thanks to the video, investigators say they do know who this person is and they're looking for him. man is seen flicking off the camera, then urinating on a wall. it happened early sunday morning, police say the man took off in a white bmw. there was someone else in the car, members of the synagogue say it's very unsettling. >> a problem here. probably few good eggs -- apples spoiling the bunch, we're trying to get them into custody. and put an end to it >> it can happen to us, i was there and i saw him doing that, i would -- i don't think i would try to get back to him or anything, just say like, come on, don't you want world peace? that's what god wants, everybody to l

this is what you're about to see, one of our reporters, jenny joyce, actually sing. >> i for sure. >>u'll see her doing yoga with a goat on her back. now, you may ask why. she is at the montgomery county 4-h center that's a cute both. >> they cry like babies, listen. >> i wouldn't cry if i was on jenny joyce. >> how cute? >> all right, here we go. >> awe. >> i know what you're saying. >> go for it, jenny. >> okay. i'm sharing my yoga mat this morning with this mini goat. how cute is this? and the instructor warned us that it could get a little bit distracting because this little guy has a lot to say, a lot of the goats do, but a lot of fun. they're coming around, they say that there is a sense of pet therapy, that this is therapeutic when it comes to yoga. we're live here at the montgomery county 4-h fair, happening today, and tomorrow, and it was also yesterday. and one of the 4-h student cents steven. steven, goat yoga was actually your idea. tell me why you came up with this or how you came up with this? >> well, i was thinking of using pet therapy, and using it in some way to brin

so, we're learning some of the details this morning, jenny joyce at the scene where it happened. jenny? >> reporter: yes, guys, that's a big question right now, how did he get this gun? where was the gun? we do know that the actual shooting took place in a second floor bedroom. the boy's parent, bedroom around 12:30 this morning here the 2600 block every south hicks street. the boy was undergoing treatment at chop. he was transported in critical condition. we understand that he is expected to survive. the child lives at this home with his parent, and four siblings, police tell us the shooting happened just before 12:30 this morning. that's when investigators found out that the 11 year old was taken by private vehicle to methodist hospital with a gunshot wound to the face by way of revolver. the boy was then moved to chop for treatment. the shooting happened again in the child's parents second floor bedroom. >> we believe this 11 year old boy got ahold of the gun, that was in the second floor front bedroom, and possibly accidentally shot himself in the face. the gun laying on the f

jenny joyce at the synagogue with more. jenny, good morning. >> good morning, thomas, this man definitely knew he was making eye contact with the sounds cameras, but i can't imagine that he knew just how clear this footage would be's take a look. you see his finger, and his face. clearly on this security video. outside of congregation beth solomon in northeast philadelphia. thanks to the video, investigators say they know who this person is, and they're looking for him. the man is seen flicking off the camera and then urinating on a wall. it happened early sunday morning, police say the man took off in a white bmw. there was someone else with him. members of the synagogue say it's very unsettling. >> we ongoing problem here, few good apples spoiling the bunch, we're trying to get them into custody and put an end to it > it can happen to us, i was there and i saw him doing that, i would -- i don't think i would trying to get back to him or anything, just say like, come own, don't you want peace already? that's what god wants,

jenny joyce at the synagogue with the latest. jenny?> reporter: good morning, thomas, police tell us that this man targeted the synagogue and now they are targeting him. investigators say they know who this person is and looking for him. crystal clear video shows the man offering an obscene gesture to a security camera outside of con beth solomon. he took off in a white bmw. that was someone else in the car, members of the synagogue don't feel comfortable. they feel targeted >> they pulled the car out. the guy gets out. there's obviously someone else driving the car also. so obviously, his intention was to go there, he could have went area else. he chose the synagogue >> a lot of disrespect in that, maybe we should get security because it could be a lot worse, someone can come in during the day and make a lot of apartment semitism going around >> it wakes me up, something to wonder, you know, i feel like returning to my home, israel. >> reporter: police say this is the third act of vandalism against the congregation in the last year, po

joe's, by cardinal avenue, where the cardinal's residence used to be, in the area our own jenny joyce with what we need to know. >> good morning, mike, karen. so active search remains underway here in the overbrook section of the city. >> k9's also involved in the search. police are asking people, who live in this area, to stay inside their homes with their doors locked, as they continue looking for the suspect. a man who ditched his vehicle, here, right across the way, you can see it, a tan colored kia sorrento. police say the man stole this vehicle, and credit cards, during a home invasion robbery, last night, in west mt. airy. police say the man assault add female victim, before stealing her stuff. police this this area got involved after the suspect used a atm nearby at 76 and city avenue. police encountered the suspect, here in this overbrook neighborhood. that's when the man ditched his vehicle, and took off running. >> because the man is not yet in custody, police have several streets blocked off in this area. again, they want people to stay inside their homes, keep your doors

out to the place where that suit sue right now, where jenny joyce is, jenny? >> 9-foot bros statue has been displayed of frank rizzo here at thomas payne plaza since 1998. nearly 20 years later many are wondering whether or not it is time to move on. the monument became target of vandalism, last night, with eggs, trump signs, that's nothing new. rizzo had rocky relationship with both the african-american, and lgbt communities and with each make social justice event in our country the debate over whether to remove this monument of controversial city leader is renewed. >> leading saying rizzo symbolic with racial tension, the city of philadelphia is better than that chris o'connell defends his grandfather's work in the city saying there are a lot of people who loved him and were inspired by him a.m. the statue should stay. >> i know frank rizzo means a lot of different things to a lot of different people, but no question for many, many philadelphia ands, he symbolizes, he is a symbol of racism. >> we are working hard. >> a lot of people love him. white, black, e

jenny joyce is going to explain. good morning, jenny. >> reporter: these glasses are a hot commodity and local eye centers are out, wills eye we are told they have a few left and we already have a few people in line to get their hands on these glasses. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: can you tell us about why you wanted to come out. >> she really wanted to see the eclipse. i dropped the ball. we went to the zoo saturday. they sold out. so here we are. >> reporter: what a nice mom you are to come early in the morning. you are the first two in line. you will get these glasses, knock, knock, knock. >> she owes me big time. >> reporter: you guys are from mt. airy from the city, where will you be watching the eclipse. >> we may go to belmont plateau, thinking about that. >> reporter: that is on our list of one of the best place toss go with a beautiful view of city and sky. thanks so much. good luck. we will follow you throughout the morning hoping you get a pair of those glasses. but anyway, we have been talki

let's get to jenny joyce, something going on with sunflowers, and van go? >> yes, how cool, guys. so the philadelphia museum of art here is preparing for something that they've never done before. they will be teaming one museums around the world, and facebook, to be able to share works of art, with all of us. we will be right back. >> okay, view from the hot air balloon, where richard is, so right now overbrook county. it looks beautiful. i think everything looks beautiful from up in the sky, right? so we check in on richard to see how he's going to lands in just a little bit. but very big day in the art worlds. >> i'm real excited about this, i saw this as breaking news, they'll have five of the sunflowers series from vin saint vangogh from art museums all over the world altogether in one place. >> so guess who we sent out? taking part in this historical event, the philadelphia museum of art by the way, and jenny joyce is there this morning, hi, jenny. >> reporter: hi, good morning, guys, yes, so we're at the philadelphia museum of art in front of this historic piece here, this i

jenny joyce is at presbyterian hospital. lets start with lauren over at the scene in upper darby. >> reporter: good morning, mike. we had a chance to speak to the mayor. we are hearing speed may have played a factor in this crash as that train approached the platform. if you can look over in the distance there you can see accident crime scene tape still up and it looks like people milling around in that area trying to find out exactly what happened. septa will make that final determination in their investigation but that is the big question, engineer error or equipment failure. passengers didn't know either but knew something was wrong when train blew by gulph mills station and reverse todd pick up passengers. they say same thing happened at bryn mawr station, that was too late then to get off and then boom, right around 12:15 as train approached 69th street station, it collided with a parked train sending passengers flying. this morning the mayor of the upper darby township says he has lot of questions. >> it is happening m

>> yes. >> five minutes ago it was -- never mind. >> okay, so, jenny joyce, got the i guess the short straw. she is on the powerball story. >> is it the authority straw? now she's at the place where she can buy tickets. >> here is the thing, it is always a challenge for morning television reporters, how do you make this story different after 20 years of doing this? do you go to a convenience store, do you stands in line with people buying ticket saying what are you going to do with the money we've seen this a thousand times. make this different. >> bahumbug. >> i already failed. because the people that we end viewed that you'll hear from in a few minutes they tell me their hopes and their dreams. i already failed. >> oh, come on, jen. >> i give me this assignment every time. you're right, it is the hard toast try to make these store ace little bit different. and it is also hard on live television, because wove seen people come by to pick up tickets but of course right now for live shot, there is no one here buying any tickets. so we're told the big rush tonight, last minute, 8:00 to 1

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jenny joyce at the scene, right by st. joe's, right, jenny? the street from st. joe's, karen being live at cardinal and overbrook avenues. taking live look at this active growing scene here as police continue an active search for a robbery suspect. they're looking foreman who ditched his vehicle, here, across the way, a tan colored kia sorrento. police say the man stole this car and credit cards during a home invasion robbery, last night, in west mt. airy. police say the man assaulted a female victim, before taking off with her belongings. police in this area got involved after the suspect used a atm card in the area of 76th and city avenue. >> police came to the area. again, he touched that car, the sorrento, here in the area of cardinal and over brooks avenues police had k9's involved, very active is foot search for this suspect. he's described as dark colored male, five-five, beard, dark colored t-shirt, dark shorts. police are asking everyone in the area to stay inside their home. they have several streets blocked off, in the area, of st.

. >> jenny joyce is in margate with the very latest on the halt, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, i'm standing in front of the beautiful sunrise here in margate but that is all in the background and in the fore ground here not a pretty picture. we have a result of the sand dune construction project, middle of summer and this is what people in margate are not happy about. this is their morning beach view and as you can see construction workers have been showing up here to the site, i got out, abe talk and said what are you doing here? wasn't this halted yesterday. he said we were told to come to work today. they don't know what they will be doing but they did need to show up this morning after yesterday a judge approved a restraining order to stop this work. that is for several reasons in addition to being an eye sore there is a concern with bacteria because water, storm water, was, growing here behind the dunes and creating like lakes and if we're live you can see bird hanging out in these waterways. a lot of people had health concerns. a judge did issue that restraining order which w

jenny joyce in the news room with more. >> good morning, karen, so today defense attorneys will haveine the lead detective in this case and ask questions like if anyone forced the sophomore to drink alcohol the night that he died. this is footage from a previous court appearance of penn state student charged in connection with the death of their classmate, timothy piazza. piazza, sophomore engineering major from new jersey, died after an alcohol fueled pledge acceptance party. surveillance video shows piazza stumbling, investigators say, he fell face-first down the basement steps, in court, the lead detective in the case, now raided the frat house footage from the night of his death it, shows beta theta pi fraternity brothers holding the 19 year old down, strapped him to a loaded back pack, to keep him from rolling over and choking, pouring liquids on him, and trying get their classmate to stands so they could dress him, even though he appeared to be unconscious. members of the frat found piazza the next morning, and waited roughly 40 minute before getting help, according to authorit

so, jenny joyce joins us live in center sit way fitness expert created no excuse bar whether it comesuren, i'm finds that 30 minutes while on the clock, i'm getting paid to do this, how about that? doing squats on a roof in south philadelphia with serena fit. talking about no excuses cents, so like i said, i'm in jeans, technically at work right now, a lot of times the excuses are i'm tired, and i don't have time. >> totally. >> that's not real a excuse. >> serena you have an on line platform. tell us more about that, how people can avoid these excuse. >> hey, guys. so, i created my all access subscription, the other couple every month ago, and, you know, a lot of my clients just really struggle with time. and we're looking at efficiently we work out, right? always trying to get, you know, our work out in, go on with the day, be our best, be our best selves. here to talk about how you can be real efficient, just stick with your program, no matter what life throws at you. >> okay, so these class, should we do planning while we talk? >> sure. >> but the me to work here. >> all right, so

fingers crossed, jennie joyce. it happened last night 10:30 near south fourth wane wall 234u9. no word on suspects. >> breaking news now out of philadelphia. this was the scene of accident near roosevelt boulevard master street in olney. two cars were involved an it's unclear of the extent of injuries to the people involved. >> and now to a developing story sky fox over kelly drive in fountain green drive last night 10:00 that's where there was accident between car and motorcycle and one person was taken to the hospital and no word what caused this crash. we'll keep you updated as we learn more. >> major move inside a philadelphia police department one officers now suspended weeks after a video goes vira viral. there it s in it you see officer james yeager making violent arrest and july 10 incident shows yeager grabbing handcuffed man and slamming him to the ground and video shows him picking up the man and smashing his head into the side of a pool. >> we can't you know resort to that type of behavior just because

let's get to jennie joyce because she's there seeing this all happen. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. the crews arrived only within the last 10 minutes so you can see the area using cones to keep people away as they try to clean the statue and also the steps of the graffiti. take a look again at the video. our crew was out here it was just before the 11:00 news when a man got out of a toyota camera station wagon with white spray paint, wrote "black power" on the statue. he left a message on the steps suggesting the black community should take control of police operations. as we rolled on the video someone from our station did call police. they responded immediately and as the news spread people started showing up here including a woman who brought a towel to cover the graffiti overnight until it could be cleaned up this morning. this woman tells us that she does have ties to the rizzo family. she says she knows them well and what happened last night never should have happened and should not define the people of philadelphia. >> it doesn't matter, race, black, white, whatever race you

only one place to be outside right how about going to ninth annual second street festival and jennie joycecond street festival going on all day today beginning noon. shopping, food, and there is music. setting up the stage now. music. setting up the stage now. we'll be right ♪ all right sounds like good music going on out there. last year i walked down second street and could not stop. all the boots, all the food there's so much going on. jeepy you can hear me still. >> jennie. >> hey, lauren, yeah, so we're live here. we have the music going on. and i'm also joined by crystal, crystal is one of the organizer of the event. clearly we have music and shops here. it will be a packed house. today our meteorologist is giving weather a ten and lots of people expected to be out here. >> and i'm very kited today will be beautiful. >> what can people expect. we know it's going to look a lot different in just a couple hours. >> entertainment 10 to 12 p.m. on second street there's nine beer gardens and 250 developed dorz and art star popup and vendor market street performances a great day. >> if we c

countless months training, fund raising for this three day but now it is time, and it is here, so jenny joyces at willow grove park mall, jenny. >> reporter: we are here, next to the dj booth and feel the music and energy at willow grove park mall we are watching as people start to arrive. 400 participants going on a 60-n willow grove, ending at the navy yard sunday afternoon. we have been talking about people, hearing their stories, your people walking and people doing this year after year after year and mike and alex, in the last half an hour you saw prayer circles toward the end of my live shot. i talked to those ladies. she told me about her story. >> this is my tenth walk, we have 12 year walkers, 14 year, we started for our friend marcia a breast cancer survivor and her sister, sue, who is also a survivor. i lost my sister to breast cancer in 2010. so we're walking for our family and friends and we're just so grateful to be here. >> reporter: it is awesome we are meet being so many people from different states in the just from philadelphia those ladies from outside memphis. manny talk t

jenny joyce is at willow grove park mall right now, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. a will guys, it is noisy, they are getting this thing up and running so generator just kick on so i'm joined by first parities person, jesse came from denver, colorado, i understand this is not your first but why are you here in philadelphia and why do you walk. >> i walk because of my mom. >> reporter: we have to show a picture of your mom. >> absolutely. >> tell us about your mom. >> so, this is my mom here on the right. she got diagnosed in 2012, and ever since then we have walked every year together at a three day walk in different places throughout the country which has been fantastic. my mom who her battle this last november. this is first time i'm walking without my mom. i'm here with a bunch of her friends who have become my friends and we will walk in her honor to help prevent anybody else having to deal with the things she has dealt with? are. >> reporter: this event is very emotional. it will be emotional for you too. how are you preparing and how are you embracing all that

. >> so the calls are getting louder now, to take down the statue, and jenny joyce is in center city homas payne plaza where there is the rizzo statue. >> jenny? >> yes, good morning, mike, alex, so the discussion over whether or not to remove the rizzo statue has been going on for years, but in light of charlottesville, once again, thrust into the spotlight of city discussions, this time, lead by councilwoman helen gym. she has view of the statue from her fifth floor office, right across the street at city hall. she thinks the statue of the the former phillie mayor and police commissioner is out-dated, and sends the wrong message. frank rizzo served as police commissioner, and during his time in offers bowls dollars tough on crime attitude. he had a turbulent relationship with the african-american, and lgbt communities, in today's world, councilwoman gym, and others, feel it is time to move on from that message. boldly sent from a prime public location, such as thomas payne plaza. our chris o'connell also talked to rizzo's grandson, who point out, you can't rewrite history. and says

and now they're still looking for him. >> let's get out to jenny joyce.actually a car that was stolen and some credit cards, then wounds up almost like the neighborhood sort of on lockdown? >> yes, exactly, so karen, that happened in west mt. airy. here we are live in overbrook, where the search is taking place, fairly quiet out here right now, live in overbrook, cardinal avenues, with just single police car here, guarding this scene. but if you take a look at that key owe sorrento, police are looking for the man who dumped is that stolen vehicle here propped up on random stranger's front lawn. took off running, so right now we're wondering what he might bewaring. a pair of jeans, sneakers, woman's house. all of this is after police say the man assault add woman in west mt. airy, and stole her credit cards, and suv. investigators tell us he used a atm card at 76 and city avenue. which tipped police off to the fact that he was in this area, only couple of blocks from st. joseph's university. the man remains on the run this morning, homeowner dana williams

. >> by the way, i need a doctor from wills, lets get jenny joyce on this because everybody on earthow is going to be taking a selfie, you know, one of these. >> look is that okay to do. >> is that going to ruin your phone? i wouldn't think so. >> or i guess the reflection that doesn't mess with your eyes. >> it wouldn't mess with your eyes, no. >> no, just don't break the phone. >> we should call apple or samsung. >> i would rather have a doctor explain to me. >> will doctor know about the phone is it more about the phone or eyes. >> i don't know. i'm very cranky it is what 6:09. >> yes. >> lets get to this because this is going to sound familiar. ten sailors are missing after a u.s. navy ship collides with the merchant ship near singapore. in fact just off the coast of malaysia. search and rescue crews are looking at that right now. officials say u.s.s. john mccain was damaged when a destroyer damage with a oil tanker. five sailors were hurt, four of them evacuated by singapore navy hell cooperate tore a hospital but they seem to be okay but there are 10 missing. >> this is second

people, fingers crossed, doing a lot of wishing this morning, jenny joyce in bridesburg, although, you sorry to disappoint you, jenny, only take home 443. >> oh, man? is that the truth? >> that's the truth. >> i don't know what i would do with that amount of money, but so i am going to play, definitely, you have me convinced $443 million would definitely do me some good. live here at the 7-eleven, in bridesburg, right off of bridge and thompson street. so we do know the machines open about nine minutes ago, so far we've only seen one person coming, in to play, andy talk to the man who works here, he says, actually, the big rush will happen tonight between 8:00 and 10:00. of covers, with the drawing, at 11:00 right here on fox 29, so breaking down the numbers, $700 million drawing, it is the second largest in powerball history. the odds, however, one in 292 million. so, as thomas said, you can take the 700 million over 30 years, or you can do alum p sum, 443 million, and then, of course, have those taxes taken out regardless. sounds pretty good to me. so, we will be here all morning, tr

so, jenny joyce, is in center sit, you see it here, police officers early this morning, well there is might have been last night, i think is video from last night. >> still out there right now. hey, jenny? >> good morning, guys. yes, numbers have conditioned recalled little bit since out here, you can still see, about dozen police officers, just hanging out, keeping watch, here, at the frank rizzo statue, as things remain heated, they didn't want any trouble out here last night, things were okay, but there were calls to remove the monument. >> this statue represent homophobia, pull it down. >> a lot of people joined in the march to rally against hate. many used this as an opportunity to continue the fight to remove the frank rizzo statue. which was egged two nights ago. people who want it removed argue that rizzo was a racist, and should not stand boldly, in the 9-foot bronze statue promptly placed on public property, right across from city hall. but also, coming out of the woodwork, people who want the monument, of the former philly player to stay put. a petition on change.org has re

the idea to combine animal therapy with exercise and today our jenny joyce got to experience it firsty goats, what does it do? >> well, first of all, getting outside is wonderful thing. getting out in nature. but having another, um --, another living creature there with you, um, gives another element to the yoga. um, so basically we're really having fun, and it's like, it's like, um a therapy dog like, um, similar type of benefit. >> is there a smell, though? >> i don't know. could be. >> the goats they weigh up to -- can weigh up to 40 pounds. they push people to deeper stretches apparently. goat yoga being offer at several locations in philadelphia and south jersey. good turn out. that's for sure. >>> more than just entertainment shows like fox's so you think you can dance are becoming more motivator than just a viewing experience. many people say the shows actually inspire them to get up and dance, and live a health your lifestyle. >> fox's ashley breaks down the show's appeal and why it's ge getting people moving. ♪ >> reporter: shows like so you think you can dance don't just ent

. >> police say both victims had been bound and beaten, jenny joyce working the details on federal street this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning guys. beaten and possibly strangled. also tied up here inside of their home on the 1300 block of federal street in south philadelphia. family member who lives in a different apartment in building made this discovery around 11:45 last night. according to police who tell us that it was a 50-year-old man found lying dead. his 23-year-old girlfriend was found dead in the living room. police say both victims had multiple injuries to their bodies. the home was ransacked but there was no sign of forced entry. >> we're not certain of the cause of death. however, both of the victims had bruises to their faces and both of the victims were laying in a pool of blood. seems they were both assaulted. and they were both pronounced dead. we're not sure of the cause of death at this time. >> reporter: who was behind this? police are looking for that information right now. they do have a couple of witnesses at homicide working with detectives right now, of

jennie joyce has more. how long ago was it? >> reporter: so graffiti happened about eight hours ago. an arrest was made within the last hour. we knew that police had a pretty good idea of who this person was, who they were looking for. it was just going to be a matter of time. police sending a message with this arrest. they have not released any specific information about who this man is. i'm sure we will get that later this morning. taking a live look at a cleaned off rizzo statue just a little while ago we did see crews arrive here. they hand wash, they power washed the graffiti to remove it from this statue with white spray paint. we could clearly see the words written there "black power" across the monument. we watched it as it happened live last night. our crews were getting ready for a 9:00 live shot when a man got out of the car with spray paint and went to work. he also sprayed the steps with words suggesting the black community should take control of police operations. people started showing up to the area upset by the