joyce also had down this love for everyone in a very sweet smile. joyce was last seen by many at [inaudible] on charlie's lounge at a tenderloin at a fund-raising benefiting camp sunburst is summer camp for children with hiv. this was a special nonprofit that joyce donated time and money to. joyce his passing was sudden and unexpected and many in our community are mourning the loss of their friends. joyce is survived by a brother and a beloved cat pinto bean, and the neighbors that [inaudible] and the community at axis of love. special thanks to john martinelli a friend and neighbor for adopting pinto bean. the rest estimate >> thank you supervisor kim supervisor mark should have thank you. have a couple of items. let me start quickly by saying i just learned that one of my key mentors and heroes a 99-year-old woman named grace lee boggs, has just issued a statement. she is really slowing down in detroit where she lives. grace lee boggs and she's requested to share a statement that she recorded recently with one of her supporters [inaudible] and i j

>> no, i haven't. >> joyce has not read it yet.ll, and reading that book, which just came out, hasn't been something she is ready for. >> the excerpts that i have seen in the newspaper are so astounding to me. he told everyone that i was crazy, that i had abused my body with medicines, that i somehow was to blame. there's no doubt about that. now he turns around and, for whatever his reasons are, i don't know what he's trying to accomplish with talking about something he should have shared with me before he ever married me, if he's got some thought that that had anything to do with jeff. >> you mean his mental state, that you weren't informed? >> dreaming of murder -- >> right, yes, exactly. >> obsession with explosives. he never talked to you about any of that. >> none of that. >> i think one of the points is it's all clear in retrospect. i mean, he -- for instance, one of the anecdotes that he tells in the book, joyce, is when jeff was 4 years old and he had crawled -- lionel had crawled underneath the house to remove some dead a

joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters.en: we're not biological sisters, but sisters in spirit. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! >>> your fast food may not be so fast. workers plan on walking off the job glanding a minimum wage with at least $15 an hour. workers also want the right to unionize without fear of losing their jobs. >>> if you feel like your kid is always on their phone, they probably are. cell phones are more time consuming for college students than any other activity and that includes sleep. apparently female college students spend an average of 10 hours a day on their phone. ten hours a day. male spend an average of eight hours. texting takes up most of the

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joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters.en: we're not biological sisters, but sisters in spirit. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! >>> a mix of sun and clouds today. just a spotty shower or thunderstorm and a very warm afternoon. once again mid- to upper 80s to near 90. a better chance of that spotty storm will be west and south of d.c. summer like weather for a couple more days but change is coming over the weekend. i'm have the full seven-day forecast at about 6:15. >>> monika, volume is up. traffic is slowing down. >> it is. essentially on the north side of town outer loop in toward silver spring. now i'm getting word of a crash in brookeville, route 97 georgia avenue is

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i'm joyce evans. >> i'm iain page. the disturbing video shows a mentally challenged man from newark, delaware, being beaten by several teens. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in the newsroom tonight witness video, the outcry and new details from police. dave? >> reporter: and literally new details we're actually getting these details as we speak from the news castle county police dement. they made two arrests a 13 year old and a he 14 year old both boys. they are in custody following this horrific beating. now, we understand that they are expecting more arrests and i can tell you people have been sounding off about this all across the country online. >> vicious video dominating instagram and uh-uh tube showing newark delaware area teens beating up a man believed to be mentally challenged here he is chased and purged even owe picked up and body slammed outside of an apartment complex. the victim is screaming and the assault continues. >> he's body slammed again and another video shot in the woods near a creek. yet again he

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fox 29's jennifer joyce is on the scene we will have a live update for new less than three jennifer joyceis live. jennifer, we know you have just got on scene. what have you learn so far. >> so far police on the scene have confirmed that shots were fired but they are not giving any other details. we are in the area of stevenson avenue and this is smack in the middle of a neighborhood. a according to burlington county dispatchers a man was shot multiple times in the back shortly after 3:00 a.m. he was medivac'd to an area hospital. it is fairly large. in the only are police spread out on block but around the corner we saw an alley way roped off and unclear where the shooting happened or who fired and why. we will continue to stay out here on the scene and collect that fur and bring it to you as we get it. chris and kerry. >>> jennifer joyce, good hustle, thanks very much, we appreciate it. >>> it is time for weather and traffic on the one's with sue this morning, good morning. >> what is bus stop buddy doing. >> putting them in the light jacket today. it is not that necessary but you might

joyce was an outstanding teacher, wife and mother.o the crime scene tape remains in place here as does this police officer holding the scene. in the meantime, the somerset county prosecutor's office is asking anyone out there in the public if they know anything at all about this fire to please contact their major crimes unit. live in skillman, somerset county, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> now to efforts to stop isis, the latest air strikes in syria have targeted towns controlled by the islamic state group in the northern and eastern areas of that country. meanwhile, syria's foreign minister says u.s. actions in his country will lead to more terrorism. he told the u.n. general assembly that the policy of striking at one group of militants while arming others creates, quote, fertile ground for extremists. as the coalition air war against the islamic state intensifies, so is the criticism of president obama for not doing more about isis years ago. >> nbc 10 national correspondent steve handelsman has the latest from washington. >> repor

joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters. karen: we're not biological sisters, but sisters in spirit. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> and we have a call just coming in. catharine and her two children are missing. last night the kids' father called saying he couldn't find them. the wife's last location

joyce. >> can't wait for that. crews believe a lightning strike started a fire this evening at this house in abington montgomery county. firefighters were called to the house on the 1800 block of harding street. this was eu around 5:00 o'clock tonight. nobody was hurt. we are following breaking news out of the kingsessing neighborhood tonight. this is in philadelphia. one man is dead and another man is in critical condition after a shooting there. the shots rang out just after 8:00 tonight inside a house on the 5300 block of angora terra terrace. cops say one man died at the scene. medic rush the other man to the hospital police say a gun was found at the scene but they have not yet made any arrests. >>> to a developing story that's rocking a small local town. a couple and their daughter are found brutally murdered after leaving the family farm in lehigh valley and setting up roots in florida. tonight, they're accused killer is behind bars. adam mattos accused of killing greg and margaret brown and their daughter m

jennifer joyce live at christiana hospital in newark with the very late owns this one. we understand, jennifer, that everyone on board this bus suffered some sort of an injury. >> reporter: that is right, all 50 people, 49 passengers as well as the bus driver sustained, injury, and from bumps and bruce toes broken bones. two people died ape a few people we are told, are listed in critical condition. delaware state police say bus crash happened just before 4:30 yesterday afternoon, tour bus traveling south on route one, attempted to exit an off ramp at route 13 in new castle ape failed to negotiate a curve and flipped on to its side. police say when crew as arrived on the scene the 49 passengers and bus driver were scattered across the area. two passengers died, a 54 year-old woman from new york city and a 30 year-old woman from turkey. police say they are wait to go talk the two driver. he had minor injuries. they also plan to exhibit a bus to check for mechanical issues. the tour bus company is based in new york city and on a sight seeing trip returning home from washi

joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters. karen: we're not biological sisters, but sisters in spirit. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! >>> 6:15. tracking anything interesting as we head into the weekend with this beautiful sunrise. >> right now just enjoying the colors on the eastern horizon. a patch of fog we'll show you in a moment. we have a front coming tomorrow night. ahead of that that's going to bring some showers and storms. if you have some outdoor plans later tomorrow afternoon and evening, oh, they're in jeopardy. >> when we wake up sunday are we going to feel the relief? >> i think by sunday the warm front is to the south of us. and if you have any plans saturda

joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters. karen: we're not biological sisters, but sisters in spir. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! >>> welcome back. 6:15. this morning, nationals fans, you are one step closer to seeing your team in the playoffs. the team beat the braves last night, taking their magic number to ten. aaron got to see that in person. >>> 6:15, your time. and right now police in prince george's county putting neighbors on alert. they're trying to track down a suspect in a sexual assault on a popular trail. a woman was attacked in a wooded area monday evening. detectives went back to the scene yesrd, ssg t flyers to warn neighbors and to ask for help. >> i don

joyce: and i'm joyce. karen: and we are... karen & joyce: the koch sisters.'re not biological sisters, but sisters in spirit. joyce: and we're not related to the koch brothers, those right-wing billionaires. karen: we're just two average women who've raised families and worked hard all our lives. joyce: we don't have billions to spend on political campaigns. karen: but we do have our convictions, and our voices. we think that's important. joyce: if you agree, then join us. we can all be a nation of koch sisters! >>> our new election look. decision 2014. but more importantly, a few new polls to show you. the senate battleground this year. this is the big kahuna, these are the 11 seats in play right now. red state democrats, are they going to hold on in arkansas. swing state democrats, are they going to hold in colorado. we took a look at kentucky, one of the few republican seats in play. here is what we found out. in red state arkansas mark pryor behind by 5 pounds. by five points. red state kentucky alison grimes, democrat, ton of money, she's behind eight. n

also jennifer joyce live in an area where police are searching for a hit and run

. >>> and then jennifer joyce covering breaking news this morning in edge water park new jersey on the scene of the overnight shooting, lot more on that as that story develops throughout the morning but first we will head on over to sue serio for weather and traffic on the one's and a dense fog advisory, that we are in store for. >> yes, indeed we will look at that in a second. we have an eight for today. things will improve but we are starting off with the dense fog this morning. it is cloudy and comfortable otherwise in most other places, bus stop buddy, just wearing long sleeves jersey this is morning. it is your dense fog advisory in effect for lancaster county the the only county in our viewing area that is affected, but anyplace, west of that we are seeing dense fog and we are seeing dense fog around the reading area this morning as well. most of our system that brought all that moisture yesterday is off shore, we have a little bit of rain, in new castle county delaware. 66 degrees is our current temperature. visibility is fine at philadelphia international airport, and so we sho

who was and is judge joyce carlin. >> guest: judge joyce carlin was, is a said, 40 years old at the time. she had this case. governor pete wilson had just made her a judge in the summer, prior to the case occurring, the trial occurring. it was her first trial by jury. she came from an elite background. her father had been president of warner brothers international. she lived -- born and raised in south america and then also in italy and germany and throughout europe. with her father moving with the movie business. and then coming back to the suburbs of chicago, in high school, and going to high school there, and then going on to loyola law school later on after college. she passed the bar without difficulty, in illinois, and then moved on later on to los angeles, where she passed the california bar, went into the justice department, was very efficient and very effective there, and was, therefore, chosen by governor pete wilson to replace a judge who had retired, and as i said, this was her first trial by jury. some people would say, trial by fire. >> host: did she talk to you for this bo

"joyce was an outstanding teacher, wife and mother." in a statement to nbc 10, cooper's chairman of the board of trustees, george norcross, said "it is hard to overstate how great a loss john's death is to his family, friends, co-workers and cooper. there is no one else who has had as big an impact on me as john did, except my father." >>> it is 5:07. the search for the suspect in the murder of a pennsylvania state trooper has now shifted. a state police spokesperson says the focus of the search has moved slightly to the southeast. they would not say why. eric frein is charged with ambushing two state troopers, as you know, outside the barracks in blooming grove on september 12th, killing one officer and wounding another. authorities believe they do have him contained within a 5-square-mile perimeter around his parents' home in monroe county, but the area could be booby trapped. you can count on nbc 10 and nbc10.com to follow the latest developments on the police manhunt as they happen. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteo

. >> reporter: joyce and karen, good evening. weary rest tenth here in the poconos are still scared and they are still on edge as this manhunt for a cop killer now is going on its tenth day. thirty-one year-old eric frein is still believed to be hiding somewhere in the deep woods where his parents live here in monroe county, the self-taught serve eiffelist is familiar with this terrain. intense weekend search continues today. swat team members concentrating their efforts in the delaware state forest area at monroe pike county border. we saw plenty of police searching vehicles going into frein's family's neighborhood, one car had bottles of water confiscated from that car. now police tell us they are tracking down hundreds of tips, and possible sightings, residents are still being asked to keep their windows and doors lock and not venture out. police say frein is on foot and may have traveled up to 15 miles. police say they have had no contact, with him, since the ambush of corporal brian dickson and his attack that may have been

let's get right out to fox 29's jennifer joyce live at the scene. so jennifer, what happened there? >> reporter: lucy, we are standing at the intersection of 15th and washington. police told us tonight that this was an absolutely heart-breaking scene. when they arrived they saw an eight year old boy down on the ground trying to take care of his fine year old mother who was hit by the septa bus. she ultimately died on the scene. according to police, the mom was holding her son's hasn't as they were crossing the street. a 32 year old man with special needs was also with them. police tell us all three were quote trying to beat the bus and cross over washington they were unsuccessful. police say investigators tell us the woman was clipped and dragged under the bus. the child was trance poured to chop with scrapes, bruises an possible concussion. the man was not injured. police say this is an event that will likely traumatize the child forever. a woman who walks by the crash seep filled up with tears as she heard the details of what happened. >> she was caught by the front of the bus, th

chris and kerry. >> jennifer joyce, live for us, thank you. >>> 4:06 right now. we have really rough travel for thousands of airline passengers in the windy city. a fire at the airport on friday is still causing backups into today. >>> then tragedy strikes a softball team in texas we're learning new details this morning after a tractor collided with the bus killing four teammates. what investigators are saying about the driver behind the >>> good morning. it is a warm morning out there beautiful day shaping up to be anyway. good morning. >> platt bridge. >> indeed. >> thank you for that. >> sue will be back in a moment with traffic and weather but we have some changes on the way. >> you love to talk football, you watched every play yesterday. >> you can tell, i'm avoiding this a little bit. nfl commissioner roger goodell taking a time off to visit the national domestic violence hot line, in austin, texas. >> serious stuff here. the league has made a visible effort to support, anti domestic violence campaigns since the rash of players facing domestic violence char

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everyone of them is deeply touches my heart. >> jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> all right.feel that at all keith, because what it is i think is the winds of change right now kind of whipping through the city possibly for the phillies. >> yes, i do. oy do. can you tell my hair is rippling? >> the phillies begin their final series of the season boy making the first of what could be many changes to come. >>> when jason peters came to the defense of quarterback nick foles little did he know he could get penali ♪ we have a saying... mi coffee es su coffee. our way of inviting you to share what's ours. so between september 16th and the 29th, we want to treat you to a rich, smooth mccafé coffee for free. why would we do that? when you have something this delicious, you just have to share it. ...on the casa. ♪ ♪ >> you know if you watch chris baker not nick foles and hoping he got his, hope no more. getting beat it giants 34 hiv 14 last night was enough. today baker got fined 82 h. hun doctor. petepeters get fined 10 grand. signing a $51 million before the season he can afford it.

jennifer joyce live for us. >>> it is hang over monday, yes. eagles fall to the 49ers in san francisco. or should we say santa claire a. the special teams did their part to score on a touchdown on a blocked punt. another punt return by darren sproles. what a pick up he has been for the eagles. but the 49ers would fight back and take the lead in the second half, the eagles had a chance to win this game late in the fourth quarter but could not get into the end zone, on two plays from the 2-yard line. san francisco goes on to win this game 26-21. >>> eagles are staying in the hotel, it had nick foles out at 2:00 in the morning on the sidewalk in front of the hotel. he was off his game because the fire alarm went off in santa claire a. >>> coming up tragedy in texas, for four college softball players are dead after their bus collided with the a tractor trailer. what investigators are saying about the driver of that truck this morning. >>> it could be another rough travel day for thousands of passengers after a damaging fire at one of the country's

and his wife joyce this afternoon. a fire at the couple's home is to blame.a statement chairman of the board of trustees george norcross said it is hard to overstate how great a loss john's death is to his family, friends, co-workers and cooper. he was a friend, a mentor, and a role model. i will miss him very much. >>> and camden mayor david red released this statement saying "the tragic death of john and joyce is incredibly shocking and saddening. they will both be profoundly missed by the entire camden community. nbc 10 is working to learn how they died. look for updates tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> a philadelphia woman who was shot while out walking her dog has died. it happened last night along moore street in the strawberry mansion section of the city. the victim's son identifies her as 42-year-old katherine barry. barry died at the hospital early this morning. authorities say barry was shot at point-blank range. they believe she was the intended target. investigators are now trying to figure out what led up to the violence. >>> this massive tra

>> joyce, there could be more delays and cancellations at chicago's o'hare in the morning.ore than 2,000 flights were grounded friday after a contract employee started a fire at regional control center. he then tried to commit suicide. the man is facing several felony charges and things still are not back to normal at the airport. more than 500 flights were canceled today. airport officials say they expect things to improve tomorrow. >> two men are wanted tour shooting a police officer in ferguson, missouri. authorities don't believe it's row lated to the deadly police shooting of 18 year old michael brown in august. police say last night the two men were standing outside a closed community center as the officer approached they took off. and police say one of them turned around and shot the officer in the arm. protests are still going on in ferguson over the shooting of brown. >>> a woman gives birth in a fast-moving car on i-95. hear from the 14 year old girl who stayed calm and helped her through it that's coming up next. >> amazing. >>> bring your appetite and your gun.

the turnpike north bound, at the joyce killmer service area. we have an accident there now on the shoulder but it could still slow you down. it is getting bus think morning. >> what was the name of the what, joyce killmer. >> and it is true. >> i think i shall never see a pole look as lovely as a tree joyce killmer, the end why police are investigating a suspicious death in university city. they say a body was found inside a home on the 4,000 block of sansom street just before is 11:00 o'clock last night. it is still in the clear how person tied or who discovered the body. >>> police are also investigating an overnight multi vehicle accident that happened shortlily 12:30 in the morning 36789 people were taken to temple hospital. police say one of the drivers was given a sobriety test. >>> police are looking for an armed robber who held up a south philadelphia holiday inn. robbery happened just before 3:30 this morning in the 1,000 block of packer avenue. police say a man came in the main lobby and stole money from the register. but no one was h

chair of health. >> i'm joyce wu. youth xhifrment -- commissioner. >> what is youth commission? appointed by the board of supervisors or mayor lee. we meet the unmet needs of the youth in san francisco and we are all of the education health and wellness committee. we focus on special education and disability awareness. so, as you can see that our topic of this year was special needs and special awareness on disabilities. the reason that we are focusing on this topic is because we all draw on different issues or personal experience on these issues. for me, i have a little sister who is 19 and she has cerebral palsy. i have to help her bathe and use the bathroom. i'm the main go to parent for her. to see her grow up in the san francisco unified school district has been difficult. we haven't seen her grown as we expected to because she doesn't get much attention from the school caregivers. it's difficult because for me i just graduated from college and knowing that i got that opportunity to walk down that aisle and my little sister can't, it breaks my heart because i want her to be

. >> both for he and joyce not to be here, it's everybody is asking why, what happened? >> the long time lobbiest knew john sheridan and his wife, joyce, for decades. sheridan the c.e.o. of the health system in camden and his wife a retired school teacher. >> the sheridans pronounced dead after a fire in the second-story bedroom in their home. and the task force is vec vecht -- investigating. they will not talk about how the fire started and saying autopsy results not available it will tomorrow. >> john as much of a mentor from a lobbying standpoint as i had. i looked up to him and what he represented. honest straight forward guy. >> he transcended politics. >> they described sheridan has a quiet behind-the-scenes guy seeing the expansion of cooper health. >> his compassion and commitment to that city and the work around health care was just so overwhelming. it is a tragic loss. >> the probe into the deaths continues, the house remains sealed off and under police guard. sheridan was state transportation governor under cain. and he built a tremendous reputation in health

joyce was an outstanding teacher, wife and mother." in a statement to nbc 10, cooper's chairman of the board of trustees, george norcross, said "it is hard to overstate how great a loss john's death is to his family, friends, co-workers and cooper. there is no one else who has had as big an impact on me as john did, except my father." >>> a court hearing is scheduled today for a former philadelphia police officer accused of kidnapping and rape. richard decoatsworth is accused of forcing two women to take drugs and perform sexual acts. earlier this year, decoatsworth pleaded guilty to some of the charges in connection with this crime but then withdrew his guilty plea. in 2007, decoatsworth was celebrated as a hero after being shot in the face during the capture of a suspect. >>> there are still no suspects in the murder of a philadelphia woman shot while walking her dog. it happened saturday night along morse street in the strawberry mansion section of the city. the victim is 42-year-old kathryn berry. authorities say that she was shot

everyone of them is deeply touches my heart g jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> toll free tuesdays youre coming to the atlantic city expressway next month. i like the sound of that. details will be announced on monday. tourism officials say toll free trips are one way of showcasing atlantic city for great values during midweek get aways. a great idea. atlantic city, of course, has been struggling with the closures of four casinos this year they're trying to do something to entice people to come on down to ac. >> our weather authority will help out with this as well. good weather you got to go down to the shore. right? >>> we're looking at beautiful conditions down the shore. in the city as well as the pocono mountains this upcoming weekend. it's the first full weekend of fall, but it is going to feel more like summer. right now it's 76 degrees in philadelphia. humidity at 42%. the sun is setting this evening at 6:52. we are looking at dry conditions across the area. look at the temperatures right now. 71 in the pocono mountains. 76 in trenton as well as philadelphia. 70 in atlantic cit

i think she's happy with us. >> reporter: joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> joyce, thanks for that. >> lookhe at this. >> i could do that. >> we are witnessing live the marine core challenge. look at them go. >> wow. >> i have been getting inside look here, just to get in the marines you have to do at least, two chin ups and then be able to hang there with your chin above the bar for 12 seconds. >> what is the prize. >> that is to get in the marines. people doing this today, you can get landyard, a cap, this is the the all the challenge. look at him go. >> look at his eyes. he has it. >> oh, man that is enough. >> everyone cheering him on. >> look at the concentration. >> pain is weakness. >> what is your name, who are you. >> lance corporal brown. >> where are you from. >> york pennsylvania. >> feel his arms. >> seriously. >> oh, yeah. >> are you married. >> no, sir. >> do you know alex. >> here we go. >> great job. >> thank you, thank you you. >> do you think you could do that. >> no, no. >> we will go to kerry right now. >> hey, kerry. >> hello, yeah, one of the things that makes this ev

in scranton, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >> a woman is figh fighting forr life after stabbing insideouth philadelphia employment agency and here's what she does there. police say she actually helps ex-cons find work. the woman managed to walk to nearby hospital. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in south philadelphia right now. bruce. >> reporter: lucy, it is amaz amazing she is still alive. 54 year old caroline bass so franklin is hospitalized at this hour remains in critical condition after that morning attack inside the business she runs right here at broad and ritner. few people saw or heard anything and the police crime tape barely hints at the violence that took place. but douglas had came here to pick up a paycheck earned by her husband was shock nonetheless. >> that's crazy. people need to get they self together. >> reporter: police say dark complexioned black man supporting corn rows and goatee entered trinity staffing services around 9:15 a.m. it's believed he asked the business owner caroline bass so franklin for a job. she told the man there were no openings and asked him to

i am joyce hicks the director of the san francisco office of citizen complaints. in addition here, this evening from the office of citizen complaints is senior investigator dennis max um if you will give a wave. >> it is good to be here to talk to you about the functions of the office of citizen complaints we are also know as the occ. we are the third largest civilian oversight of law enforcement in the united states, and we are only surpassed in size by the new york office of civilian complaints, and the chicago office of independent review. the occ was created by a board of supervisors sponsored charter amendment in 1982, and when it was adopted, and as a ballot measure and the office became operational in 1983. and that makes us 32 years old. and we were originally an office in the san francisco police department but later we were placed under the jurisdiction of the san francisco police commission, these commissioners right here. we are separate from the police department, and we are civilians. the function of the office of citizen complaints is to assist the

. >> reporter: former employee ruth a inform n joyce was herd along with her hub as bartenders when thes soon know originally opened nearly 30 years ago. >> it is very difficult for the guests. it's very difficult for the employees. it's a sad time in atlantic city. >> reporter: joyce and her husband are among the for hundred 70 workers being transferred to another site by owners caesars entertainment but she was quick to point out there's no guarantee. >> bergere pigged within the company doesn't guarantee you work. if you're not working, you're not getting a paycheck f you're not getting a paycheck you're still on unemployment. >> reporter: 23 year veteran angela brock kerr man was not repositioned. now like so many, faced with the uncertainty of unemployment after two decades of a place she called home. >> well, just give it to god it guess. just have to keep praying, you know. >> reporter: up next for many of these workers, the atlantic city convention center. they're setting up a resource center for many of the workers who were laid off here. that will be on wednesday and of course

"joyce was an outstanding teacher, wife and mother." in a statement to nbc 10, cooper's board of trustees, george norcross, said "it is hard to overstate how great a loss john's death is to his family, friends, co-workers and coop cooper. there is no one else who has had as big an impact on me as john did, except my father." now, the next step in the investigation will be to perform an autopsy on the sheridans to determine exactly how they died. we'll keep you updated. live in the digital operations center, tracy davidson, nbc 10 news. >>> five minutes after 4:00. the search in the suspect for the murder of a pennsylvania state trooper has shifted. a state police spokesperson says the focus of their search has moved slightly to the southeast, but they're not saying why. eric frein is the man charged with ambushing two state troopers outside their barracks in blooming grove on september 12th, killing one trooper and wounding another. authorities believe they have frein contained within a 5-square-mile perimeter around his parents' home i

john sheridan, jr., his wife, joyce, were found dead in their bedroom. this shows the investigation. health system released a statement calling sheridan a true gentleman, and an out standing leader. >>> 5:03, traffic and weather together on the 3's, katie is outside. >> hey monday. actually do you have to pretty quiet start. little hint of breeze just kicking up as you toss out here on cb is three -- cbs-3 skydeck. not terribly chilly outside. other course of the weekends you probably noticed when you woke up each morning it got milder and milder and this morning even milder. so we start things off very quickly here with quick check on storm scan3, also is showing that sign of the cloud cover rolling through, i mean, those clouds are rolling through, but they're very much persistent. we will see very limited sunshine as a result here today. so, yes, the weekends, you couldn't beat it basically, very, very difficult to, you know, look ahead to forecast that might possibly be even nicer than what saturday and sunday provide, right? but what we're going to