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let's get straight out to fox 29's jennifer joyce. she is live at cooper university hospital tonight with the late latest. jennifer? >> reporter: well iain within the last half hour, i talk to the attorney who is acting as the spokesperson for john and joyce sheridan's four adult sons and news of the alleged arson surfaces attorney tom wilson says "no one is more eager to fine out everything related to the couple's death than they are". cooper university health systems ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce were found unresponsive inside their home sunday morning after fire crews were called to put out a fire in the couple's master bedroom. investigators say they were called to the sheridan's home on meadow run drive around sic sick 15:00 a.m. the fire was contained to the upstairs master bedroom where both john and joyce were found. the 72 year old president of cooper hospital was dead at the scene. his 69 year old wife was pronounced at the hospital. now, three days later the fire has been ruled arson. cooper university health carey l

joyce? >> all right, thank you, bruce. >>> well, of the develo developw health officials say at a child being treat tad delaware hospital does not have ebola. the young child from liberia was admitted to bay health kent general in dover on saturday. the child did have ebola like symptoms. but they have determined that the patient is not infected with ebola. they say the child will stay at the hospital for observation until the cdc gives an all cle clear. >>> now there are two confirmed cases of ebola in the us. one is in nebraska. the other in texas where a man is fighting for his life. fox's casey stegall reports on the continued efforts to contain the virus. >> reporter: free lance journalist now being treated in isolation at nebraska medical center. he's the fifth american to be become infected with the deadly ebola virus. his parents say he's in good spirits despite his fragile condition. >> he's enormously relieved to be here. of course it's still quiet frighteninfrightening but he's .

let's get straight out to fox 29's jennifer joyce.s live at cooper university hospital tonight with the late latest. jennifer? >> reporter: well iain within the last half hour, i talk to the attorney who is acting as the spokesperson for john and joyce sheridan's four adult sons and news of the alleged arson surfaces attorney tom wilson says "no one is more eager to fine out everything related to the couple's death than they are". cooper university health systems ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce were found unresponsive inside their home sunday morning after fire crews were called to put out a fire in the couple's master bedroom. investigators say they were called to the sheridan's home on meadow run drive around sic sick 15:00 a.m. the fire was contained to the upstairs master bedroom where both john and joyce were found.

joyce?ank you, dave. >>> the tide could be turning for accused cop killer eric frein law enforcement officials say changing seasons could help them catch him. for the past month, pennsylvania state police say frein has capitalized on relatively mild temperatures, dense tree cover and his own survival skills in the woods of pocono mountains but now that it's going colder and the leaves are starting to fall officials say law enforcement could get the advantage. the september 12th ambush outside the blooming grove state police barracks killed corporal brian dixon and seriously wounded trooper alex douglas the massive search for frein has been underway ever since. >> developing right now, isis claims responsibility for a triple suicide bombing in iraq. at least 58 people are dead. activists curdish fighters have been able to stop the advance of the stream mist group in the syrian border town of kaboni. there have been more us led coalition air strike but now there's growing talk in washington th

>>> today family, friends and public officials and other dignitaries, horned the lives of john and joyce sheridan at the war memorial in trenton. the cooper health system ceo and his wife died september 27th in a fire that authorities say were intensely set. live at the war memorial is new jersey correspondent nora muchanic. >> five current or former governors attended the memorial, attesting to the respect that john sheridan earned. we are waiting for details on what caused their deaths, this is a dedication to a couple that changed so many lives. >> this is a giant that did a lot for the state of new jersey, it's a sad day. >> president steve sweeney was among the political elite that lined up to pay their respects to cooper health systems ceo, john sheridan and his wife joyce a retired stever, the couple died after a fire in their skillman home. authorities have not said exactly how they died. >> he was a supporter of mine since the very beginning someone i would turn to for sage counseling and advice. >> today's memorial was closed to cameras, the sheridans leave behind four young so

caitlin. >> joyce, beautiful saturday afternoon.ratures pretty well above normal. 72 was the high temperature in philadelphia. 66. that's considered fez cybill and we're about to fall well below normal. the latest on temperatures with a ch ♪ >> welcome back. first person to be diagnosed with ebola in this country was remembered today. at a church in north carolina. friends and family described thomas eric duncan as a big marched man, very compassionate. his neighbors in liberia believe he was infected because he was helping a pregnant neighbor who then later died of that disease. >>> and he is the man who has infected two nurses caring for him down in the dallas area. this case raising so many fears how this disease is transmitted. our own dr. mike joined to answer questions that were tweeted in to us from viewers. >> haveness is a will kick it off dr. mike. how are there survivors of ebola and how can we safe only 30% of ebola patients? why are only some able to survive hash tag fox 29 weekend? >>> a lot has to do with how the part

our deepest condolences go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss.the couple is survived by four sons and grandchildren. we'll continue to stay on top of this story and bring you new developments throughout the night. reporting live in camden, rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> questions this evening, after a state trooper was shot and killed by a colleague during a training exercise. >> i couldn't believe i got the phone call. i mean, that's a phone call you never want to receive. >> the death of this trooper, david kedra, has many asking how did a deadly accident like this happen at the hands of trained professionals? nbc 10's deanna durante has been woshing to get answers about this accident all day long. she joins us live tonight from the training facility in conshohocken. >> reporter: state police are only saying that that fatal shot came from another member of the pennsylvania state police force units here. we're told that they booked training at a facility here on the montgomery county public safety training campus yesterday. they bring in the

so, what is ranked joyce voting?n march 2002 san francisco voters adopted a charter to implement ranked choice of voting, also known as instant runoff voting. san francisco voters will use it to elect most local officials by selecting a first choice candidate in the first column on the ballot and deborah second and third choice candidates in the second and third columns resect to do -- respectively. this makes it possible to elect local officials with the majority of votes. more than 50% without the need for a second runoff election. in san francisco, ranked choice of voting is for the election of members of the board of supervisors, the mayor, sharon, just -- district attorney, city attorney, treasurer, this is a recorder, and public defender. ranked joyce voting does not apply to elections for local school and community college board members. number the election of state or federal officials. ranked choice of voting does not affect the adoption ballot measures. when voters received their ballot, either at a polling

joyce?ll right, thank you, dave. >>> the condition of an ebola patient being treated in texas is getting worse. thomas duncan has gone from serious condition to critical. duncan traveled from liberia to dallas last month and then he began showing symptoms. he's the first person to be diagnosed with the virus in the united states. 50 people who came into contact with duncan are being monitored for signs of ebola. >> to your fox 29 weather authority now. a chilly windy night. let's go to meteorologist dominica davis. the cold didn't stop a long line several of them outside the terror behind the walls at eastern state penetentiary tonight. >>> that is good news. yes, it is chilly out there. we actually had our high today around 1:00 o'clock, 70 degrees and temperatures have been falling since. so it's 53 now in the city. and we're still hanging on to a bit of wind. they'll be easing the winds will be easing overnight as the rain has cleared out, high pressure is moving in. so we have clear skie

i'm joyce evans. >> i'm karen hepp.e have a potentially very very big break that happened overnight when a woman thinks she saw a person that may have been eric frein. this is a very big development. let's get the latest from brad satin he joins us in the newsroom. brad, police think this is actually him. >>> karen they say that's a good possibility. his face was covered at the time but it may very well have been him. tips have been coming in for over month since the shooting occurred last month. last night siting seems to be adding up according to police and they think they are hot on his trail right now. >> a surprising encounter. it was after dark. >> reporter: around 9:00 last night a woman walking her dog very close to pocono mountain east high school got within 15 to 20 feet of a man who could have been eric frein. there were no threats made. >> this was a very close up siting. the individual that reported it had great detail and so our investigators believe that this was likely free. >> reporter: the man's face w

. >> i'm joyce evans in nor lucy noland. we want to warn uh-uh might find some of the video and details of this story disturbing. let's get out to fox 29's dave schratwieser he's live in chinatown tonight. dave, you got new information? >> reporter: we do just late this afternoon, joyce, police packed up a gentleman, a homeless gentleman lives at a local homeless shelter. police were sitting on that homeless shelter after they believed they recognized the gentleman. he walk out, they picked him up took him up to the special victims unit he's now being questioned. being called a person of interest. we'll show you some video of him early -- of the suspect in this case early sunday morning entering an art studio here on ninth street in chinatown around 8:30. went inside. brutally attacked the woman inside with a metal object. repeatedly hit her over the head. sexually assaulted her and robbed her of $600 before he fled. now police put out the surveillance video this afternoon. so folks could get a look at it. folks all over soc

our deepest con dole earns go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. reporting live in camden, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> we're also following breaking developments in washington. secret service director julia pierson has resigned after multiple scandals have rocked the agency's credibility. many lawmakers had urged pierson to step down and today president obama joined that call. >> serious questions arose about the secret service's ability to protect the first family. nbc's steve handelsman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: secret service director julia pierson resigned after disclosure of the atlanta incident. >> she believed it was in the best interest of the agency to which she had dedicated her career. >> reporter: a man with a gun allowed close to president obama. republicans like jason chaffits and elijah cummings urged her to leave. omar gonzalez made it inside the white house, breaching security. >> that's correct. >> reporter: as gonzalez pleaded not guilty came

joyce? >> all right.hank you, chris. >>> our coverage of the ebola situation continues on myfoxphilly.com. we'll post the latest updates right there on our home page. >> murder victim has been found in bucks county police believe he was beaten and then stabbed with a screwdriver. police found the man's body this morning at post road and pennsylvania avenue that's in morrisville. they believe he died from lacerations to his head. they do have two men in custody right now. investigators are questioning also a third person. we don't know of a motive at this time or the victim's identity. >> police are looking for the person who opened fire on a man in the streets of west philadelphia. it happened just before 1:00 this morning near 38th and girard. this is in the parkside neighborhood. police say they found the 33 year old man shot multiple times. he had gunshot wounds all over. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. >>> a shooting in philadelphia's logan neighborhood sent a 20 year old man to the

. >> joyce, beautiful saturday afternoon. temperatures pretty well above normal. 72 was the high temperature in philadelphia. 66. that's considered fez cybill and we're about to fall well below normal. the latest on temperatures with a ch

fox 29's joyce evans joins us now with her remarkable story and joyce, she's had quite a journey. >>d lots of angels watching over her. eighths story of a scrappy little baby who just hung right in there while her mom who just new something wasn't right pressed on until she got the answers that helped save her only baby girl. anna lease sutters can fuss a little bit if she wants to but she really doesn't cry that much considering the incredible ordeal this little cutie has been through in her short lifetime. when this tough little cookie was born her doctors back home thought she had a little jaundice. nothing a big deal. things went really downhill in no time. >> they took blood work on thursday and she was almost three months old and they called us and said it's really bad we want you to come back in. have more blood work. >> she ended up in the emergency room. >> her liver had already tripled in size at that time. you could feel it. >> she immediately had surgery to repair a rare liver condition biliary atresia. >> which is where the bile ducts in your liver scar and they don't al

inside 72-year-old ceo john sheridan and his wife, joyce, were found.heridan was pronounced dead at the scene, his 69-year-old wife died at the hospital a short time later. neighbors i spoke with in this montgomery township neighborhood said they already had their suspicions about the fire. off camera they tell me now that arson is involved they're even more concerned. wednesday we learned the somerset county prosecutor's arson task force ruled the fire was intentionally set. no new details were released and we're still waiting to hear the results of the autopsies and other laboratory tests to learn how the couple may have died. in the meantime cooper university health released this statement saying, "we are saddened and shocked by what has been reported about the death of john sheridan and his wife joyce, their deaths already unbelievably sad are now tragic. our deepest condolences go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss ." citing the ongoing investigation authorities declined to comment on camera regarding the case. in somerset count

our deepest condolences go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss. reporting live tonight from somerset county, new jersey, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, more to come on that, thank you very much. >>> an arrest has been made in a hit and run that injured this seven year-old girl in west philadelphia. allure maclean suffered a broken foot and ankle plus bruises, when she was hit by a car and dragged sunday night. police say the the 25 year-old jameer banks turned himself in after an eyewitness tracked the car and got its license plate number. he is facing numerous charges tonight. >>> well new at 6:00 o'clock we have new details about the death of the pennsylvania state trooper who was killed in an accidental shooting at a gun range in montgomery county. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live with more on the accident that claimed the life of trooper david kedra, walt? >> reporter: well, chris, the the troopers who serve with kedra talk about his hopes, dreams, promising trooper on his way to a career in law enforcement a

chris and kerry. >> okay, jennifer joyce, live. >>> at 6:08. one of the world's most legendary fashion designer oscar delaurenta has dieded. >> he passed away last night in connecticut. he was designer of choice for countless hollywood actresses and addressed every single first lady since jackie kennedy. most recently he designed amal clooney a's wedding dress. he was diagnosis with cancer in 2006 but an official cause of death has in the been announced. he was 82 years old. >>> act of love turns ugly when a girl gets bull fred her haircut, what a principal told her that will leave you, really upset this morning. >>> speaking of getting angry and getting upset, two young kids duking it out in our area, for, seven years old maybe. the they are encouraged by adults who are watching, and laughing. what happened when a girl got involved and tried to break that fight >>> as we mentioned earlier, it is how warm it is when you walk out the door, compared to yesterday. these are more like temperatures that we saw in the morning last week, mostly in the

inside 72 year old ceo john sheridan and his wife joyce were found.heridan was pronounced dead at the scene much his 6589 year old wife died at the hospital a short time later. neighbors i spoke with in this montgomery township neighborhood say they are already had their suspicions about the fire. off camera they tell me now that arson is involved, they are even more concerned. wednesday we learned the somerset cun tee prosecutor's arson task force ruled the fire was intentionally set. however, no new details were released and we're still waiting to hear the results of the autopsies and other laboratory tests to learn how the couple may have died. in the meantime cooper university health released this statement saying "we are saddened and shocked by what has been reported about the death of john sheridan and his wife joyce. their deaths already unbelievably sad are now tragic. our deepest condolences go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss ". >> citing the on-going investigation authorities would not comment on camera about the case.

there are also two cats and a dog here seeking shelter, chris and kerry. >> jennifer joyce, thank you. >>> it is 4:04. philadelphia sports community mourning passing of the legend, man brought philadelphia sports into their living room. >> he was, of course, the play by play man for years, bill campbell, yes, for so many years, all of the sports, the the original nba team, the philadelphia warriors to the eagles 1960 championship, howard eskin will have much more coming up in sports in a minute but his famous call was when wilt chamberlain scored 100 points. >> yes. >> all right. a woman under arrest after police say that her four year-old brought heroin to a delaware day care and began to pass it out. police say 250 bags of heroin were found in a backpack she had been given by her mother. thirty year-old ashley, and the little girl thought they were full of candy. several kids that came in contact with the unopened bags were taken to hospitals, as a precaution. >>> president obama says white house is considering extra screening at u.s. airports to stop the virus, ebola virus, and cal

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good evening, everybody i'm joyce evans. four year-old boy's death is blame on the enterovirus d68. >> tonight there is a meet to go try to calm fears of parents that they have about that are children being exposed to this. we are live in hamilton tonight, with this story. obviously people are very, very worried, brad. >> they are, joyce. we have been driving around for last couple hours, they are very concerned about this, and, they found that, let's show so video. they found out on friday night, officially that this four year-old died of enterovirus d68, attending yardville elementary school just a couple miles from where we are, where this meeting is tonight. the four year-old eli waller went to sleep december 25th, and didn't wake up. second four year old is sick but hearing he is recovering. we necessity there was a meeting last monday. parents left unsatisfied, and that was before the cdc confirmed, again we're hearing friday that the little boy did have have enterovirus. parents understandably worried about their kids

court order and pursue the matter forcefully, chris and kerry. >> stay tuned as they say, jennifer joyce, thank you. >>> video making round on facebook showing toddlers fighting with adults, cheering them on. >> so police are trying to identify those involved. wilmington police believe the children are between the age of four and seven years old. four and seven. the video was shot and even shows the girl about their age trying to break up the fight but she gets stuck in the middle instead. a adults could be heard cheering and laughing. a new castle county councilman says many are shock of course by this video. >> nobody is pleased with it. the kob thinks it is appropriate and to allow children to engage in that kind of conduct is simply outrageous. >> police believe an adult recorded this video and posted it on facebook. they are working with child protective services in this investigation. >>> one of the world's most legendary fashion designers oscar delaurenta has died. he passed away in connecticut last night. he was designer on have choice for countless hollywood actresses and dresse

back to you, joyce. >> i'll take it, dave, thank you so much.hat child may be eight years old according toes sources with fox news. a lot of people are wondering why travel to west africa is not bergere tricked. why the head of the cdc a travel ban would make the e boat la outbreak for all of this count country. >> we continue to follow a developing story in south jersey tonight. sadness and fear as satisfy and parents struggle to come terms with death of a pre-schooler an at elementary school and they're own fears about the safety of his classmates. the four year old boy's death is blamed on the enterovirus. tonight, there was a meeting that took place and trying to calm the fears of parents that they have about their children possibly being exposed. fox 29's brad satin is live in hamilton township tonight. brad, people there are really worried tonight. >> reporter: joyce, they are really worried because it was about 12 days ago this little boy apparently contracted pink eye but nothing more serious than that. couple days later he had died. so

fox 29's jennifer joyce is live there with the very latest this morning, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, kerry. we are told that the child will remain in isolation here at the the delaware hospital, and until both the cdc and doctors hearsay it is safe for him to be discharged. according to bay health kent general the child from liberia was admitted to the hospital saturday after experiencing ebola-like symptoms. the hospital says it followed the cdc's guidelines for identifying suspect cases of ebola and the child was placed in an isolation room. young patient was tested and cdc was notified. the hospital says that the cdc declined to test the child, because the child was past the 21 day incubation period and likelihood of having ebola is extremely low. as of last night the child was symptom free but still here in isolation and that is, until both the cdc and doctors here at this hospital, deem it safe for this patient to be discharged, chris and kerry. >> jennifer joyce live for news delaware. >>> meantime parents in mercer county are concerned after a four y

jennifer joyce live in folcroft where a hundred people are out of their apartments following an overnight fire. and then steve keeley following up on a bomb shell by src. we first brought you this yesterday on good day. what the teachers may be doing next after their contract has been canceled, some of them anyway but first we will get to sue serio with your weather on the one's. >> yes, we had a nine yesterday for your weather by the numbers today we will turn it upside down and give you a six. i may improve that to a seven because of the sunshine that we're expecting at times today and it will be a mild afternoon but we have mostly cloudy skies in store and some showers around now and some heavier rain around tonight. so here's the just in case umbrella. i don't think you'll need it much today. buddy with just a jacket on, much milder, that is really the headline how much more comfortable it feels outside because it was chill which that frost advisory in the poconos yesterday. not to day. there are a few more areas of rain, and it looks lake last gasp of this frontal system coming throu

joyce?> reporter: iain and lucy, we found so many of these incriminating looking selfies we couldn't get them all on tv couldn't begin to do it. some full faced right there where crime happened or a appears to have happened. otherothers just how long in lar while terrifying people on the street. like hollywood gangsters daring cops to catch me if you can. ♪ >> reporter:. >> it's quick. it's cool. even goofy. the selfie. little snapshots you can't wait to share via text, twitter, facebook, however. capturing fun moments in time. >> selfie. >> get in there, alex. >> reporter: but over time the selfie has morphed into something much more. something indecent. >> these things that i did were wrong and hurtful to my wife. >> reporter: something criminal. something really stupid. >> what's up bleep. >> this young man tracked down and arrested. >> reporter: the video posted for friends and followers to seaford to do police. >> everybody is watching. and that's whose bringing it to our attention. >>

. >>> now to that shocking news in the deaths of cooper health ceo john sheraton and his wife, joyce. investigators announced just a short time ago that the fire that killed that couple inside their bedroom was intentionally set. both were found dead in that home in montgomery township somerset county on sunday morning. now the the exact cause of death is not been determined. the prosecutor's office will only say that the investigation is ongoing and laboratory results are still penning. >>> well, cooper university health released this statement this afternoon and it says we are saddened and shock by what has been reportedded about the death of john sheridan and his wife joyce, their deaths already unbelievably sad are now tragic. our deep condolences go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss. >>> also, breaking news today april arrest has been made in the hit and run that injured a seven year-old girl on sunday night a lure maclean suffered a broken foot and ankle, plus some bruises, when she was hit and dragged by a car in west philadelphia. an eyewitness tracked tha

. >> i want to note that the occ is here, joyce hicks. >> thank you, chair campos. >> thank you for being here and i'm sure other questions might arise from presentations from others so i 'd like you to of course be ready for any of those responses. thank you. >> i want to call up our public defender, jeff hidachi and thank you for your op ed today. >> thank you for calling this hearing. i of course am in favor of body cameras. while i believe strongly in the right of privacy i think that the use of body cameras has the potential of radically reforming our public safety system for the better. body cameras are a shield for armor against false accusations and vindictive lawsuits. we're behind the curve in san francisco. officers in oakland, union city, los gatos, gill roy, brentwood, vallejo and campbell already wear them. there's no doubt based on the research and best practices that body cameras improve police conduct. in the first year the rialto police department it was found that use of force fell my 60% and citizen complaints fell by 88% within one year. why is in? this? because there

tributes poured in for joyce and john sheridan, the mystery of their death continues. nora muchanic is here from trenton with more on the emotional ceremony. >> exactly how the sheridans died is still a mystery but the political elite came to trenton to pay their respects to this well known couple. the line to get in the memorial snaked down the steps and around the building as hundreds came to remember john and joyce sheridan who died at their home in skillman. among them were several former governors and politicos past and present in new jersey. >> john sheridan, was one of the all time great public servants, he gave himself to so many great causes. >> responsible for mfrp of the good things happening at cooper hospital especially the interaction between cooper hospital and cam didn't. >> he was a stated man and brought a level of dignity and respect tluts the state of new jersey to bear for the city of camden. >> cameras were not allowed inside where joyce sheridan was remembered as a tough history teacher and john sheridan was called a visionary, in politics, befor

>> i'm joyce. >> both: nice to meet you. >> thanks for coming. >> do you love it here?> oh, absolutely. >> did you just say that 'cause the cameras are here? >> no. my boss is right there. >> she said that because i'm here. >> because your boss is right there? you don't want to get fired. >> this is our warehouse. we basically have drums that we do all our batching in. >> should i think about this like a big recipe batch... >> absolutely. >> adding ingredients like a mad scientist? >> both: yes. >> okay. >> but we're not mad. we're happy. [laughter] this is a big, plastic tote of castile soap, and it's one of the best castile soaps you can buy. >> so what's something like this cost? >> what is a tote? >> 4 grand. >> 4 grand. >> $4,000? >> yes. >> right. >> how much production can you get out of this? >> just under 5,000 units. >> we don't have a ton of room here, so we're buying one tote at a time, where maybe we need four totes to manufacture, you know, 5,000 to 10,000 units. >> but space is one confinement... >> yeah. >> for not having more of this. what's another con

i believe we have detective joyce hicks here as well and she may be arriving later and now i'll cede the mic. . we've dot at lot of work around the body cameras about i'll go briefly over the presentation and please interrupt if you have any questions. the san francisco police department is a recipient of a $250,000 grant from the department of justice. because it's $250,000 it's enough to fund a pilot program where we'll purchase 165 cameras. during the pilot we'll deploy the pdrds at ten district stations and investigative units. the lion's share of cost is the storage of data. the actual cameras themselves are not that cost prohibitive, but storing the data and all the things that come with the technology are quite costly. so plain clothed units that would be out and about and some of the investigative units that work downtown and supervisors will carry the devices shall complete department approved training so all the training will be very thoughtful to make sure we're very cognizant and ensure the privacy rights of all human beings. officers that have the body cameras will opera

fox 29's jennifer joyce talking with those who are finally exhaling. >> everybody pulled together. and, you know, we're very proud. >> township pride posted on utility polls and school front. people like angela are thankful that their community is once again safe. now her four year old daughter ellis a -- >> what are you snaring. >> a butter fly. >> can celebrate halloween like all children should be able to do. >> very pretty. >> relieved. able to go outside and play and not have to worry about anything. >> the people of this pocono community have waited seven weeks for these headlines. >> i got a text from my friends, and it was just a relief when i think we stayed up and watched all the news we could. >> i really am surprised that it went as smoothly as it did. so that was a good thing, with nobody else getting hurt. >> now, they can sleep a little easier, and feel less anxious day-to-day. >> is eric here, where is he? >> gregg owns the mountain holmdel i in the town of cresco. he's watched law enforcement officers drive by constantly over the last several weeks. >> they did wha

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

it happened at lansdale's catholic homecoming against neumann-goretti tonight and fox 29's jennifer joyceas there for a very emotional evening. >> reporter: he may look young but this team leader is about to make a name for himself. >> he always wanted to play football. >> reporter: the passionate player has been ready for while. but his 11 year old body needed some time. >> too dangerous if he gets a head injury he would -- it wouldn't be good. >> reporter: kevin smith of lansdale has autism and suffers from a very rare and life threatening form of epilepsy. >> when he hits puberty he may make it through. >> make a wish sent the smith family of nine on unforgettable trip to disneyworld. >> he got to be a jeddi knight. >> jeddi, check. what's next. >> ever since he was old enough and could speak even a few words, he asked us can i play football, can i play football? friday night that wish came true. lansdale catholic high school invited kevin to play on their team as part of a make a wish week of fundraising events. he dressed in full uniform and took on the title of honorary captain for

so, that is what is going on with traffic but our big traffic story, live with jenny joyce, a tractor trailer with bullet holes. >> reporter: that is right, sue, we will take a live look here at this traffic closure. we're standing along route 202 northbound and southbound shut down at dan onhour bridge. the details are sketchy. at this point, norristown police and members of the county sheriff's office are on the scene trying to sort it outstanding here at main and markly street, taking a look at the tractor trailer which is focus of this police investigation. it does have bullet holes through the windshield and the driver has been transported to hahnemann hospital. according to police the the man was driving erratically hitting cars and again, there are bullet holes through the windshield. it is unclear if the man was shot first and that is why he was driving all over the roadway or shot at because he was driving erratically. we don't know that at this point in time. again, right now, route 202 northbound and southbound closed here at dan opposite-hour bridge because of the investig

fox 29's jennifer joyce reports. >> reporter: take look at this surveillance video. do you know these people who shot a man in queen village last weekend? keep watching. the woman armed with a bat and her male accomplice who appears older and balding approach a man who walks towards them on carpenter street near second. investigators say the couple yelled to the victim, you know what you did, the woman nailed the victim with the bat, then her partner pull out a gun and shot the 36 year old in the leg. he dropped to the ground. >> scary. our daughter was sleeping. >> reporter: amanda abramson was awakened by the gunfire and called 911. so did another neighbor who didn't want to share his name. >> then we heard screaming thins guy is saying oh, my god. you shot me. i can believe you shot me and he's screaming on the shot and saying i've been shot. somebody. >> it is out of the ordinary. i mean it seems random to me. >> it's quite every night after like midnight there's no craziness no drug no rowdiness at all. >> reporter: one neighbor tells us he has lived on the bloc

o john sheridan and his wife joyce. >> was in fact arson, set intentionally. fox 29's steve keeley live in camden this morning, with the latest details on this story, steve? >> reporter: whole lot of questions still pending, along with the autopsy results. cooper statement after the arson announcement, we are sad ends and shocked the sheridan's deaths already un believe bridge sad are now tragic, spokesman for the four adults sons of the sheridan's in their 30, a we cannot fathom much less explain the circumstances of their passing >> not surprise being the fire was set intentionally because of the year statement they were being look for public help it, says, quote, lab results are still pending, so still no cause announced for either the fire or the deaths of the sheridan's, but, since arson is the cause of this fire, then any fire or smoke that would have killed the sheridan's would have made this a murder case. any fire set to cover up the killing, obviously, murder case, too. so the other still unanswered questions, was cents there a break-in at the house?

jennifer joyce, thank you. >>> it is quarter after 4:00. also happening today, first lady michelle obama hitting the campaign trail today in pennsylvania, will stomp for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. in fact, she is speaking at an event this morning at the dorothy emanuel recreation center in northeast philadelphia. wolf is facing off against governor tom corbett in the november 4th election. >> that's tightening race, as well. all right, she crashes off mountain road then is stuck over the embankment all night long. thank goodness her family zeroed in on her mobile phone signal and track her down with gps. coast guard swept in to rescue her yesterday afternoon, and she recovering this morning, she will be just fine. we'll let you know where that is in subsequent versions that far story here on the fox 29 morning news. >>> homeless man under arrest accused of stabbing two park rangers, this is in boston, massachusetts. >> this happened on the boston come on, the nation's oldest public park. police say, 34 year old hutchinson attacked th

>> all right, jennifer joyce, thank you. meantime, vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia today. >> he will. necessary town for event highlighting the importance of investing in america's fane structure, he and and senator bob kacie touring dredging barge, delivering brief remarks at pest landing. >> before we head to the break, another look at the serious dent on the schuylkill expressway, the right hand lanes, the ones jammed up, eastbound lanes, headed from montgomery county, into philadelphia. this is right near the airport, to gave you a frame of reference, see, septa now detouring around this mess, and sue serio will let you get around this, as well, your morning commute. leave extra time, real mess out there, and it is wet. have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't

our jennifer joyce joins us tonight from the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: we are told thatn the last several days the patient road the subway hopped in cabs and went bowling in brooklyn. it's difficult to know how many people he may have come in contact with. 33 year old craig spencer currently being treated in a specially built isolation ward at manhattan's bellevue hospital. he was rushed there today after coming down with a 103-degree fever and diarrhea. spencer returned from guinea more than week ago. he was there treating ebola patients as a physician with doctors without borders. now, his preliminary results test positive for the disease. new york city officials say spencer has been again riding the subway and cabs since returning to new york. they're retracing his steps to see who else could be at risk. the man's harlem apartment has been cordoned off and his fiance' not showing symptoms was being watched a quarantine ward at bellevue. official say when spencer started showing symptoms he immediately called authorities and alerted them of his travel history. proper p

jennifer joyce following that breaking news this morning. and, two temple students robbed, and first sue serio with weather on the one's. >> yes, it is coldest morning of the the season so far, weather bite the the numbers, we're going with a seven even though we expect plenty of sunshine and decent daytime high temperature is frosty this morning. in so many places. so bus stop buddy had has a good idea, he has the the warm coat on this morning plus a hat because temperatures are in the 30's and 40's, and we will keep saying it is a shock to the system because it is. you walk out, wow, okay, it is cold out here. freeze warning for cumberland county, new jersey, a at the plant i can county, burlington county, ocean county and lehigh valley in the the pocono mountains. a frost advisory in effect for these counties highlighted in blue. lets check out the the the temperatures where we're only a degree above freezing in mount pocono, freezing at pottstown, wrightstown, 33 in trenton, 42 here in fill but always warmer in the city. thirty-seven in

kerry and chris. >> jennifer joyce, live for us, thank you. >> it his 15:00. five people recovering after rushing out of the burning row home in olney. the the victims, three adults and two children were treated for possible smoke inhalation. fire happened early yesterday morning along the 5800 block of north seventh street. officials say that home is now unlivable n word on how it started. >>> lets take a look at some stories making headlines around the world on this monday morning. australia is offering military support in the fight against isis. the country a announcing yesterday it will deployed, 200 of the special forces to assist iraqi troops in their fight against the militants but the pledge of support from australia comes as u.s. led coalition continues to strike iceis in iraq and syria but military experts say isis isn't the only problem impacting iraq right now. weakness of the iraqi military is also a concern. >> it is a being done by strap. is there no iraqi national guard. these units have to be built up before we see the iraqis go on counter off

our deepest con dole earns go out to john and joyce's family for their terrible loss.we get more information, we'll bring it to you. reporting live in camden, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >>> we're also following breaking developments in washington. secret service director julia pierson has resignedft

jennifer joyce is on top of it. we will have a live report coming up later in the newscast. >>> developing tonight day of septa negotiation toss avoid a strike end in progress is made. septa riders are now on pins and needles waiting to hear if they will have a way to get around next week. the employees union said they will decide by the end of the day tomorrow whether they will walk out of the job, or not. also, promised to go give 24 hours notice before hitting the the picket line. workers been without a contract for months now, and today's talks at the wyndam in olde city lasted five hours. septa riders are hoping for a deal so their lives are not turned upside down. >> i don't know what we're going to do. i hope they come to an agreement but we won't have to look for other ways to get to where we have to go. >> that is how it go back and forth to work i live in the the northeast and work in south philly. that is only way i get to work. >> it would be a hardship for me to get to my doctor's appointments. >> key s

kim she was eight months pregnant with her first child, a baby girl mentally preparing to juggle the joycemotherhood with the violent crimes she's dedicated her life to stopping. >> how do you get the images out of your head? >>> i don't know that you really forget them. >> we can't arrest our way out of this problem. there's a growing problem of crimes, hands on crimes that are committed against children. >> reporter: william walker the assistant special agent in charge of homeland security investigations. he oversees kim's unit. he says at any given time his ages are working on a few hundred child abuse cases following up on tips, analyzing evidence, executing search warrants, and in dramatic scenes like this one tracking down and apprehending suspects. also social workers dealing one-on-one with victims and families. kim says that's part of the job can be the most rewarding. >> because you just see the sense of relief and the faces when you tell the child this person has been arrested. ♪ >> reporter: with every closed case comes another victim, another monster to track down. it's hard n