our steve keeley was covering this story yesterday. thirty-nine year old alfredo trayjo died from his injuries from the accident. now 61 year-old jose sosa of camden is charged with leaving the scene of the the deadly crash and driving with the suspend add license. sosa is behind bars on $58,000 bail. >>> developing in m ali we know 116 people are dead after plane went missing and crash in the country. french officials are investigating. it is believed bad weather is behind it. france's interior minister has in the yet ruled outer wrist many. one of the two black boxes have been located. thinks third international aviation disaster in a week. also another tough day for families of the victims on board malaysia airlines flight 17. two military aircraft, carried more victims remains out of ukraine and in the netherland. this is a week after the plane was shot down. forensic experts are now beginning the long process of identifying those victims. meanwhile, united states says it does have have evidence that russia is now attacking ukraini

chairman, by asking judge keeley to weigh in on this, please? >> as you know, i speak for the conference, and the conference for 60 years has opposed mandatory minimums, and one of the basic reasons we've opposed it is because of the disproportionality and sentencing that results by treating similarly offenders who actually may pose very different risks to society. and so to the extent that the statistics demonstrate that that disproportionality affects the african-american and the hispanic community more in a more disparate minimums are viewing a similar -- apoffender who isn't similar in a very similar way instead of individually, which is the way sentencing ought to result. >> david patton, would you give us your opinion? >> absolutely. to your initial point about the fact that mandatory minimums sweep in people that they were not recommendingly inte lyorigi think the evidence is in, that is absolutely the case. congress intended for mandatory minimums to apply for managers and organize ares of large scale drugs organizations and instead they

chairman, by asking judge keeley to weigh in on this please? >> as you know, i speak for the conference, and the conference for 60 years has opposed mandatory minimums and one of the basic reasons we've opposed it is because of the disproportionality and sentencing that results by treating similarly offenders who actually may pose very different risks to society. and so to the extent that the statistics demonstrate that that disproportionality affects the african-american and the hispanic community more in a more disparate minimums are viewing a similar -- apoffender who isn't similar in a very similar way instead of individually, which is the way sentencing ought to result. >> david patton, would you give us your opinion? >> absolutely. to your initial point about the fact that mandatory minimums sweep in people that they were not recommendingly intend lyoriginally intended for, i think the evidence is in that is absolutely the case. congress intended for mandatory minimums to apply for managers and organize ares of large scale drugs organizat

steve keeley live with the very latest details. >> watch out for this guy.lice say that he's hanging out in one suburban department store in the juniors section with his cell phone ready. what one shopper caught him doing in a dressing room. >> dramatic video just released captures a moment a police officer saves the life after little boy. the coincidence that had him in the right place the ex being ally the right time. >> very good. bottom of the hour right now this thursday morning, a beautiful, beautiful morning. stepped out of the house this morning, sue, and there is no humidity, felt like fall out there. and we've got two ten's on tap. >> that's right. you get one today, get one tomorrow, and i think you will like saturday, as women. may not be quite as perfect, but still, a decent stretch of weather on the way, so let's get to it, bus stop buddy at summer camp this week, getting ready for a loft fun today. and of course, he's got the big giant sunscreen bottle you need to reply, because it will be so nice, you want to spends a lot of time outdoors. te

chairman, by asking judge keeley to weigh in on this, please? >> as you know, i speak for the conference, and the conference for 60 years has opposed mandatory minimums, and one of the basic reasons we've opposed it is because of the disproportionality and sentencing that results by treating similarly offenders who actually may pose very different risks to society. and so to the extent that the statistics demonstrate that that disproportionality affects the african-american and the hispanic community more in a more disparate minimums are viewing a similar -- apoffender who isn't similar in a very similar way instead of individually, which is the way sentencing ought to result. >> david patton, would you give us your opinion? >> absolutely. to your initial point about the fact that mandatory minimums sweep in people that they were not recommendingly inte lyorigi think the evidence is in, that is absolutely the case. congress intended for mandatory minimums to apply for managers and organize ares of large scale drugs organizations and instead they

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live outside a hospital with the story, good morning steve. >> reporter: we're outside hospital but it happened across the street on the hospital ground at the psychiatrist office up there on the third floor. you can see those grounds are connected by this walkway right over land down avenue and sidewalks here across from the main hospital grounds. you can bet many are pointing to this case and psychiatrist lee silver man to win never ending debate when it comes to all work place and school shoot initial this country if they say if only some within legally had a gun on them they could taken out the shooter before the rampage got worst and shooter took out more people. already local law enforcement leadership in delaware county credits the the psychiatrist for in the just studying the mind but carrying the gun and knowing how to use it. having it handy, having quick draw and having a great aim, stopping his mental patient with the criminal past who cannot legally own a gun from firing it any more than he had wounding the the psychiatrist in the head, and shooting

chairman, can i finish by asking judge keeley to weigh in on this please? >> as you know i speak for the conference and the conference for six years has opposed mandatory minimums. one of the basic reasons we oppose it is the disproportion malady in sentencing that results by treating similar of the offenders that may pose very different risks to society. to the extent these statistics demonstrate that this proportionality affects the african american and hispanic community in a more desperate fashion, that is a result of the fact that mandatory minimums for viewing an offender who isn't similar in a very similar way instead of individually which is the way sentencing should result. >> david patton, would you give us your opinion? >> to your initial point about the fact that mandatory minimums suite in, they were not originally intended for, the evidence is in. congress intended mandatory minimums to apply to managers in the organizers of large-scale drug organizations and instead we swept in much lower level of vendors. >> thank you very much. thank you, m

and steve keeley is talking about the disturbing video, one woman caught. jennifer joyce has big change for everyone trying to get into college, yes. >> first to caitlin ross with weather on the one's. >> right after 6:00 a.m., if the alarm just went off, you are joining us, an idea, you might even need light jacket this morning, or if the kids are about to head out to camp, maybe give them hoodie, most of russ starting offer way cool in the low 50's, that being said, still giving today's weather by the numbers a ten, we will try for the ten. didn't get there yesterday. clouds won out. i think we get more sunshine, and temperatures will really warm up to the afternoon, which you can't really complain about that here in late july not dealing with the oppressive heat and humidity. bus stop buddy by the pool this week, has hoodie on this morning, along with shades and hat. temperatures in the 50's, six 60s, now, but probably able to jump in the pool later this after none. in philadelphia, 62 degrees, still dropping, that record low, by the way, for july 30th,

we head out now to fox 29's steve keeley, who has a look at some of the damage.ved to cherry hill, steve? >> reporter: i got a quick update on kacie as last report. greentree road just reopened minutes ago. that's why we just left there. we were only four minute drive, this is where we started our day right here. i tweeted it out, my first picture of the day, we had power line down here, this is the other spot kacie has.mentioning, barkley farm development. you can see the burn mark in the ground. the good news the fire was out, kind of burned itself out. but, the reason this whole development has orange cones all around it, and all of these roads are closed is they are still treating this as live wire, because pse&g has not been able to get out of here yet. unfortunately for these people, a lot stuck in the development right now because you got live wire that was burning on fire this morning, that could kill somebody if they were walking their dog say in the dark, and happened to come across this. in some sense, actually good that this thing started burning, bec

steve keeley, i apologize. we're having a little bit of technical difficulties here. >> reporter: we all understand, kerry. no problems. we are at germantown and allegheny. the city owns this land here and the council president says he's going to make moves to put a permanent memorial park on this spot to honor the memory of the three kids killed in the car jack crash that happened on friday. in the meantime the funeral for the three is set for monday as the mother continues to recover. a full physical injury could be possible no way anyone could ever recover emotionally from what she saw in the last split seconds here. it was those images that the 19-year-old can't get out of his mind and he'll have a lot of nights to see that in his mind in a prison cell. >> he made a statement without me being present. he is doing everything in his power to atone for this. and like i said, he is completely shattered. >> they little kids. three little kids. i sincerely apologize for him. if he hadn't done it, i'm going to do

. >> steve keeley following the latest developments of this story. he's live in north philadelphia at the scene of that tragedy. steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, 6:00 a.m. now and 6:00 p.m., 12 hours from now, tonight this place will be packed with people in prayer. a vigil planned with perfect weather sue just promised. this major intersection will likely shut down to honor three little kids killed while raising money for their church here on friday. and pray for their mother's recovery, at least physically and the car jack victim' horrendous ordeal of rape, robbery and car jacking herself. the city owns this lot here, and all those who come hearsay they're going to make moves to put a permanent memorial park on this corner to honor the memory of the three little kids killed here. a funeral for the three set tentatively for monday. a full physical recovery may be possible to attend the funeral, but no way anyone can recover emotionally from what she saw and it was those images of those children hitting the hood that the lawyer for one of thes

fox 29's steve keeley live in cinnaminson with the story, steve? >> we've been going with the grunge theme because of the way the lady looks. look, one of the grunge bands, allison had great hit song called the rooster. we happen to have you see one of the roosters around here at the jug handle in coming toward us right now, that's been with us all morning keeping us company. witnesses cents to one of the crimes, because show this couple, like bonnie and clyde, dumb and dumber breaking into a maple shade cop's personal car, dumber move, not just satisfied stealing cash, credit carp, also taking his badge and official police id too. dumb duo doesn't stop their dummy deeds there and instead of using the cash for their small buys, at the maple shade wawa where they could not have been tracked, they use the cops credit card. so we have a record of where they went, and when they went, and what they look like. sorry she @ parentally already taken, both about 5-foot six. used this debit cart at wawa close by. inbetween had few beers and shots and bought a

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fox 29's steve keeley is live at the ram one a little bit more for us, good morning, steve? >> reporter: you will get an extra bonus, you will get a beautiful sunrise with a bought full new ramp. new day has dawn and a new exit ramp has dawned for all of the northeast philadelphia drivers who have not had a way to get off at i-95 anywhere near here for the past year and a half, almost and it seems like 95 is undercover extant reconstruction, since it began being built first through philadelphia in 1959. you can still see it is far from unfinished construction zone around here in northeast philadelphia between rhawn and levick streets. look at all of this stuff but they did manage to get this ramp reopened, down hire, while all of this construction is going on. how much longer for all of this. this is a one and a half mile stretch between rhawn and levick but it is far from being, close to being done, and 2017 and that is if it is done on time. but at least we have a little progress to report with this brand new southbound cottman avenue off ramp that opened up at 3:00 o'cloc

that steve keeley has some fantastic news for all of those i-95 drivers this morning, we will take it back to kerry and take it to him when we come back. >> ninety-five off ramp of i-95 is finally opened. fox 29's steve keeley is live there at that ram one more, steve. >> reporter: it has been a year and a half since you could get off here, it closed down april 2013 to build this brand new wider more west of the old one ramp and it seems like there are 95 different construction projects on i-95 through philadelphia alone. this is one of them in northeast philadelphia, part of the one and a half miles between rhawn and levick street where i-95 is being widened to four lanes over next four years but before the whole deal is done in 2017 we have this progress to report as the brand new southbound cottman avenue off ramp is opened and has been opened and has been getting used since 3:00 this morning when we got here after the old off ramp was shut down and ter down last year. this new ramp again is a way wider one even though it is not completely opened but they have one of the lanes open

1985, imagine complaining while waiting 24 years for i-95 to get down. >> yeah, that is perspective, keeley. >>> grand jury clearing all philadelphia police officers in an investigation of the teen who claimed that they roughed up by a female officer back in january. sixteen year-old darren manning claimed this pat down left him with a ruptured testicle but district attorney seth williams says that man, his mother, and his attorney, exaggerated this story. >> there was no evidence of excessive use of of force in this matter and doctor's testimony and medical record show there was no ruptured. >> despite the findings, supporters are standing by manning. all charges against him were dropped with the exception of resisting arrest. all of the officers involved are back on full, ago i have duty. >>> lehigh county district attorney's office investigating why constables serving warrant for two dozen parking offenses ended up with that man being shot. >> so two constables went to the home of the 38 year-old sketch mckellers on port land drive-in white hall township, thinks yesterday. investigators

and fox 29 steve keeley live in camden with another bizarre case. steve? >> yes, we had one yesterday, right, another story about the wrong weapons in the wrong hands at the wrong places. yesterday a guy on a train, underground, today a gun in a under garment, a baby's under >>> welcome back, 4:11, weather on the one's here on this wednesday morning. another busy night. a lot of rain came through yesterday evening, showers, thunderstorms over the past 12 hours, they ran right through our area, every single spot in our coverage area from the lehigh valley down through philadelphia, even the shore points, they got bypassed, couple of nights before. they saw the rain. they saw the lightning. for some us you saw pretty strong win gust, local storm report, nos as widespread as the night before. do show at least some high winds, in burlington county around central burlington county where they had the winds damage assess today not and tornado the night before. but you also some lightning, hail, extended up toward mercer county. flooding reports in camden county b

steve keeley is live at septa headquarters with more on the discovery.s guy had what seven or eight knives and weapons on him, guns. >> reporter: we we cannot put metal detectors every where but had septa had metal detectors for their subway system this guy would have set it off a mile before the detector and then could not fit through it because look at everything that he haddon him. it is almost, laughable, this guy was carrying all this stuff on him and he could not ride with him at ten last tonight just saw one of these four guns. she didn't see any knives at the time. she smartly called police. what they did was pulled up surveillance on the train and they see him, as it pulls out of the ellsworth federal station going north and they watched him go to city hall where he finally gets off the train and goes over to love park. they had seen one of the guns had no idea, that these four guns were actually bee bee guns but they had no idea of the knives on them. the knives are real. they are real billing, real sharp and real potentially deadly. big butche

steve keeley following a story for just montgomery county.od morning. >> well, we got a guy who used the main line as his super store, and upper merion police think they may have cracked the case of whole host of burglaries out here >> tense moments for fox news crew reporting from gaza. when a missile strikes a nearby hotel. the latest on the mounting violence overseas. >> more rubble tore the president, better known as obama care watch it could mean for you. >>> sell breakings at new target store, why this is bigger deal than you might think. >> indeed it is, good day, good wednesday, it is july 23rd, 2014. good to have you with us, a lot of news we need to get to. >> yes, let's go to our crews, steve keeley out in montgomery county covering all they that could be the end of rash of break-in's, czar even a liver outside the new target store in king of prussia set to open this morning, and it is huge, we'll get to both of those stories in just a minute. first? >> the other big story of the day is the weather, hoping that it well it comes dow

>> all right, we'll see you steve keeley, thank you. just about 6:00 # five right now. there is a bike sicklies in critical condition after being shot several times in west philadelphia. he was actually shot riding along 4900 block of west thompson street around 10:00 o'clock last night. no word on when the shooter has been arrested. but also, a 21 year old man recovering this morning after being shot late last night in the city strawberry mansion neighborhood 29th and ridge avenue. police say he was shot once in each leg, reported in stable condition, no word on that shooter this morning. >>> 6:05, while the conflict in gaza now 16 days in, appears to be intensifying, some people in our area are coming together to stand in solidarity with israel. >> the jewish federation of greater philadelphia plans to meet at love park today at 4:30 this afternoon. >> meanwhile, secretary of state, john kerrey flying in israel main airport. this despite 24 hour faa ban on all flights into tel-aviv. he was planning to meet with israel's prime minister, the palestinian authorities' pre

steve keeley, thank you very much.eantime 4:35, two victims injured in a philadelphia food truck explosion, had reportedly died. another sad update just like steve's story. seventeen year old jaylynn died tuesday after weeks of treatment from severe burns according to philly.com. her death came just two days after the death of her mother, olga. the mother-daughter were injured working in their food truck that exploded on july 1st on wyoming avenue. >>> federal aviation administration lifted its ban yesterday on us flights in and out every israel. stopped the flights tuesday after rocket strike that landed about a mile from the airport, in tel-aviv. this directive only applied to us carriers. the faa has no authority over foreign airlines operating in israel. meanwhile rally forest ray he will turns into what many have thesaural advice become all across the country, dueling protest between pro and anti-israeli. >> you're undear. >> several hundred people packing love park in solidarity forest ray he will. many holding s

fox 29's steve keeley is at the scene trying to get the very latest information, steve? >> reporter: well, no information coming officially from authorities here, who are still gathering the information themselves and trying to figure out exactly what happened here about four and a half hours ago right around midnight. of course, it is end of the fourth of july weekend when sound of fire works can be heard in most neighborhood but because gunshots and fire works sound alike the sound here first to neighbors was more of the same of what they have been hearing all weekend but one neighbor told us he thought it was for sure the sound of gunfire heard as many as five shots he said and then the sound that the police rushing here and then people in the corner house crying and loudly calling for help, confirmed it. it was a gun going off, not fire works and one of those shots fired outside here on the street at corner of the hayward and hathaway went into that house somehow, either through a window or a wall and hit a little girl, asleep in her bedroom apparently. neighbors tel

steve keeley is live with the details on this for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter: detectives heret headquarters here tell us that you can see what kind of vehicle but what you cannot see is license plate. that is why we're looking at the public's help. the first lets go to the scene. we shot this saturday night where the victim was knocked right out of his shoes when he was hit getting into his car that was parallel park here on north 27th street right here near high street just past 9:00 o'clock saturday night. the it happened in front of the maxwellness center an old grocery store that looked lit up and opened. police found a surveillance camera which you can see gave them this grain i black and white shot of the white van that hit the the man and took off in east camden, and police think that the white ford model van was last seen, driving near river avenue which is right on the engineer the delaware river up near petty's island and they say it is seen going down 27th toward river avenue and police figured it has damage to the front passenger side, the victim whom police have n

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live outside the hospital with the story, what is going on today, steve. >> reporter: well, it all happen here yesterday in this third floor psychiatric office that shows where the doctor, he shares witt other doctors, lee silverman, outpatient vision office. as we spin across landsdowne avenue from the main hospital here but still on the mercy fitzgerald campus here. five three-year old hospital employee and mental health caseworker teresa hunt from the for the richmond section brought her richard plotts from upper darby for scheduled appointment with his psychiatrist lee silver man. in the long after that appointment began 2:59 p.m. witnesses heard loud argument and they call 911 then even before they heard the gun fire. patient plotts had a gun illegally, since he has a criminal record, three arrests for past possession of guns along with drug and assault crimes in philadelphia, going back more than 20 years a long criminal history. we have learn a long mental illness history too law enforcement says he has been forced committed to a psychiatric hospital

>> all right, let's get him off the streets, keeley, thank you. >>> overseas in the conflict in gaza. now, 16 days in, appears that the to be intensifying. palestinian have scrambled to flee to southern gaza strip neighborhood under intense shelling. meantime, israel restricts media access to the area of the battle and says two more of its soldiers have died, john kerrey is pressing for an end to this conflict, which has already killed at least 630 palestinians, and 31 israelis. >>> and we just learned that kerrey flew to tel-aviv despite the faa ban. faa canceled all flights to tel-aviv for at least 24 hours, also, affecting travelers in the philadelphia area. that said, a flight due into philly from testify al eve this morning has been canceled. delta airlines and united airlines both said earlier they were suspending service indefinately. we caught up with people impacted by the concellations at philadelphia international. >> are you worried about flying? >> you're not safe here, you're not safe there. you're only safe ... >> here's where it stands by air travel. current concellati

courtney keeley has more. >> the 20th annual aids conference opened in mourning, a community stunnedy the loss of its colleagues. the world health organization condemned the death of their spokesman glen thomas killed aboard the jet shot over ukraine. >> it is with deep sadness that we have to inform you that w.h.o lost one of our colleagues. >> thomas is one of the several people confirmed killed while on route to the 20th annual aids conference. >> veteran aids researcher yoap longa was aboard the boeing 777. social media had been sharing reports that possibly as many as 100 members of the aids community could have also been on the flight. the twitters fifteen lit up. one tweet encompassed the enormity of the loss: how do we measure how much a person has done for humanity? people like him changed the courts of epdemmics. president obama paid condolences. >> in this world today, we shouldn't forget in the midst of conflict and killing, there are people like these, people who are focused on what can be built rather than what can be destroyed. >> when the community devastated, author

breaking news this morning, a child is in the hospital after being shot in winslow township, steve keeley will have a live report in just a few minutes. >>> fire in southwest philadelphia claims four young lives, and destroyed a number of homes. what fire fighters were doing there just one year ago. >>> no question, it is tough to get your children to do their chores but a new study says is there a way to make it easier. >>> ♪ >> plus, inside of the explosions, how did they get this birds eye view of fire works, it is coming up in the trend. >>> good day, everybody. it is monday, july 7th, 2014. happy monday. hopefully everybody had a wonderful fourth of july. the weather was great. although if you are heading out today be prepared for a little bit more humidity this morning, sue. >> a little more heat as well, it is july. it will certainly feel like it on this day after the holiday weekend. yes, we're all recovering, hopefully from a good time. your weather by numbers we have a eight out of ten. we will have on the plus side summery warmth and no thunderstorms in the forecast for today,

steve keeley is live in camden with the very latest on this for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter:h, the problem with identifying this vehicle it is one of the most common a white van, this hit and run happened just past 9:00 here on saturday night in camden and within 24 hours police released this 172nd surveillance tape of the white man who critically hurt a guy who was opening a door of his car parallel park right here on north 27th street when he was hit. the grain i black and white vehicle shows what is thought to be a ford van going down north 27th towards river avenue in east camden right after the accident. now police think there is likely, on the the van and video not clear or close enough to show the license plate unfortunately. we shot our own video of the scene here saturday night shortly after the accident happened. this is between 9:00 and 10:00 o'clock. you can see here on north 27th street and high street right on the corner of the front of the maxwellness center the victim knocked out of his high top basketball shoes, critical at last report from police right acros

steve keeley live at septa headquarters on more on what they found and was happened. >> reporter: you know, i always laugh when i hear people say why didn't they shoot him in the legs instead of killing him. this guy is lucky he is not dead. lets put up our picture. this guy is riding on the subway train last night the broad street line with all this on him. not in a bag, this is on his, in his shirt, waist band, you name it. three butcher knife, four guns that turnout to be bee bee guns but nobody will know that until they get them and look at them closely, and what you see there are the co2 carbon dioxide canisters that shoot the bee bees and a couple of canisters of bee bees. that is what all that stuff is. all this on one guy 49 years old while riding the subway. he tells police he has all this on him for protection. he is in the a local chef coming to work with those butcher knives he need all this for protection. lets put up tom, tremendous restraint and quick action by transit police resulted in split second decision toss tackle and in the shoot the man with guns and knives bec

steve keeley live at septa headquarters with more on this.t wasn't just a discovery this guy had guns, knives, multiple weapons. >> reporter: this guy would have sent a metal detector into convulsions. he was a walking knife commercial with gun catalogue. the by was armed with all this while riding the subway last night at 10:00 o'clock. thinks only a seven hour old story and he wasn't on his way to dice up vegetables in the local japanese restaurant or go to the firing range for target practice. after his arrest he tells police he carries this on him for protection around philadelphia. now philadelphia at times can be a tough time but all this for one guy, he is lucky he lived to give that story to police because when they confronted him, he reached for one of these four guns and was tackled instead of being shot by that septa officer who only knew the man seeing on the subway was one gun, no idea he had all this or that all four very real looking guns turned out to be bee beast guns. but all of those knives are very sharp, potentially reall

we will get out to steve keeley coming up and get more from kerry and chris. we have plymouth meeting. we had two accidents right on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, about a mile from each other. first one cleared this one still there as awe approach mid county toll place, it has been moved to the shoulder but again big delays on the westbound side. we have westbound delayed. mantua township last stop this morning, motorcycle accident glassboro road at blackwood bornsboro road. >> things have gotten so busy, thanks very much, kacie. >>> popular pain medication may not help when it comes to back pain, our doctor mike will be here to explain and tell you, what you should take instead. >>> unaudible. >> fashion advice from her. this toddler make up tips, straight ahead. >>> good morning, welcome back. 7:23 this friday morning. thanks for waking up, for good day philadelphia i'm chris murphy in for mike jerrick. a toddler has advice for beauty. kacie is in the social media center with some tips. >> good morning to you. she's only two years old but

. >> fox 29's steve keeley has been following the story for us this morning. steve? >> reporter: well, it wasn't that big six figure reward offer, but apparently maybe a guilty conscience and a mother's instinct that something was up with her son, seeing cuts, bruises and bloody clothes he couldn't explain, the first of two men, a 19-year-old walked into police headquarters here with his mom and minister. soon after police had the who and where on the accused number 2 and they found him down the street. along with whatever the two in custody tell them, they also have blood evidence to link them, blood in the suv likely from when they were cut in the crash and bloody clothing they were wearing when they ran out of the forerunner that finally came to a stop after running down the three children killed and the adults critically hurt nearby. we'll get the names, the charges and a whole lot more details likely later this afternoon from police here add headquarters. >> meantime tragedy strikes after a 3-year-old's birthday party. a young boy is dead, the mother seriously i

fox 2's steve keeley has been following the story. >> reporter: you can bet the list of charges will be long and so likely will be the prison time eventually for the two young men here now. a 19-year-old may have faced his toughest judge already at home. his own mother who brought him here to headquarters with her local minister. a short time later heavily armed with guns and information from that first guy, police swarmed on a spot not too far from the original car jacking where they found the guy they believe was the other one who took the 45-year-old woman and her car at gunpoint friday morning and then tried to take a criminal joyride but crashed and killed three children and critically hurt two adults. along with their initial, any kind of cooperation here at headquarters, police have two sets of fingerprints they can match up with those left inside the forerunner along with blood evidence, when the car jack killers got cut themselves that they can match up with bloody clothing, recovered and suspected blood types from these two guys. a city's pain may ease a bit with this news

let's head out live to fox 29's steve keeley on spangler street this morning. steve? >> well, again, this is likely a sad story. not a crime story, at least not right now. a retired couple both found dead by their daughter, their only child, 39 years old, who came here to check on her parents after midnight and found both of them dead on the living room floor. she ran out of their house screaming. the couple's neighbors called police to report those screams. they got here and found the couple and pronounced them dead at ten after 1:00. did not finds any evidence at all of any break-in, no sign of trauma to either body, no blood, no evidence of a murder-suicide. so their initial thought was carbon monoxide poisoning maybe. but then the fire department got here instantly and just as fast, got no reading at all of any levels of carbon monoxide. the 79 year old man, and his 66 year old wife, identified bye their family as rufus and alice perry lived in this rowhouse for over 40 years. now, gladys, her oldest nephew, told us, just retired last year after long career as a n

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live in camden with the latest, good morning, steve. >> last night's rain extinguish the candles lit and put out here as soon as family and friend learned that the victim in this hit-and-run from saturday had died at the hospital three days later, casino after sad mota for for the life extinguished out here at north 27th and high streets here in east camden, and the people that put these candles and flowers on this corner, will now have to light more candles soon, at a church and funeral. the victim of saturday's hit-and-run hire in camden, 39 year old alfredo trayjo hit just past 9:00 saturday night, critical at cooper for three days, but hit so hard, hurt so bad, doctors could not save him. meantime this new surveillance video, a lot clearer and a lot closer than the original video police put out that we showed you monday morning. white ford econo line van coming then going, first see the front, then see the rear of it, witness say it hit trayjo and went on river avenue here. police expect it to have damage to the front passenger side where as we look at

fox 29's steve keeley live in cinnaminson with the story. steve? >> reporter: call it couple with big kahunas, and daring, to steel a cop's crash, credit cards and badge, his police official id, his drivers license and debit card, maybe eventually stealing his identity. not only that, but they need daring enough or dumb enough to start a shopping spree in the cops town here, maple shade, neighboring town cinnaminson, where the jughandle in, where they celebrated doing beers and shots, with the cops credit cards. showing you surveillance pictures right down north fork landing road where we are, first started using the stuff in his own town, maple shade, where thinks goo is a -- guy is a police officer and probably a lot of people working at this wawa would know this cop's name, but probably didn't spends enough to have the clerk look at the name on the deb i had or credit cart they were using. see both about 5-foot six. check out the woman, going with the eddie vettor look here in mid summer, the flannel shirt, and cap re pants. and then the guy onl

steve keeley is live on the scene with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: well, it is very dark out here and very quiet because all of the town homes and condos have been evacuated. even though you see their cars here. the the residents got rides to a local holiday inn where salvation army has paid for rooms. they didn't want to be in their houses because they smelled some funny odor and because authorities who came in and check it out, didn't know exactly the the source of the odor or what exactly gas was that was causing the odor. they thought it was safe to east vac wait and everybody is getting rest and coming back later abe daylight and try to figure out where this stuff is coming from and where exactly it is and sit harmful. they thought levels it was at earlier were not harmful and we appreciate the state representative in mike verb up thanking all of the volunteers they did all night and making sure everything was organize because you had some state agencies here like the environmental protection people. >> it was a long night. this is all volunteer up here. they gave signif

fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters this morning with that story. good morning, steve. >>> karen, i bet were you real angry just read that headline like a lot of the viewers listening to you say it, and the police here probably every officer with a badge, everyone watching at home, will likely feel the same way that some of this 91 year old west philly neighbors do, telling us that they would love to get their hands on the two guys in their late teens, ellie 20's, who punched this 91 year old in the face, twice, roughly ripped the rings off her fingers, and including the little diamond engagement ring her long deceased husband gave her decades ago. they put a bag over her head, and yesterday's hot weather, as they took everything they could carry out of her house in cobbs creek at 2:00 in the afternoon when she confronted them as they were burglarizing her place when she came home from the local senior center. including her tv and suitcase. well, she didn't just sit there and take it, she bit one of them if the finger, and they likely got away hurt

fox 29's steve keeley live in bristol with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: well, with us it acting bristol police chief john, and he is giving us an update about what he knows for our viewers who had not heard anything. he told me earlier what can you tell us what happened here just past midnight. >> shortly before 1:00 a.m. bristol township police department did receive a call of a shots being fired with a subject who is wounded and 900 block of winter drive in the winter village section of bristol township. when the the officers arrived they found one deceased victim inside the house and two other victims inside the house that also had received gunshot wounds. >> reporter: way you found out about this is somebody got out of the house somehow and went to the neighbor's house, you didn't get a call of anybody hearing any gunshots. >> one of the victims went next door and asked for help where we received our first 911 call for this incident. >> reporter: my initial question was is it the a murder/suicide. you don't even know if, you know, how are looking for, and who did this. >> we

steve keeley is live in camden with the details, steve? >> reporter: well, good news is the man is critical and still alive right at cooper hospital right across the street from police headquarters where this investigation, continues. now lets the go to the video of this hit and run happened just past nine saturday here in camden and within 24 hours police put out this 172nd surveillance clip of the white van that they say critically hurt the man who was opening the door of his car that was park here on north 27th street when he was hit. the video shows what is thought to be a white ford van going down north 27th street towards river road, to make a getaway. police believe not only is it white and a ford but they think it has damage on both passenger side where the accident happened and likely front end as well, on the passenger side of that van. so about a day and a half ago this happened and they have been looking for this van all weekend. they figure it is somebody local because that is not a road would you drive through if you were jus

let get out to fox 29 steve keeley live at the scene with the very latest information, steve. >> reporter: new is we can change it to two people dead according to the family and friend we have been talking to the in the past half april hour. at 5:30 i told you that the man shot in the head here had been shot previously in philadelphia and paralyzed and lived here in the wheelchair. we talked to very close family and friend of his who say josh johnson is now brain dead. they were told by doctors at area torresdale. they left the hospital hearing that awful news. what police told us earlier was that another person next to josh found with him in the house was already dead in the house, a third person shot managed to get out of the house, shot in the back and run for help. josh in his 20's, other two heaven shot were in their 30's and police never told thaws there was any armed gunman on the loose. it sound like man they found dead in the house where josh was also shot probably the shooter, and we would get an update hopefully from police momentarily. that is update from devastating family an

say, steve keeley gets it all, man. he gets when i am tired, when i am cranky, i was mad at miami last week, he didn't get the kids to this place on time last week. you do, i don't share, the same thing like karen looks all perfect, i would love to interview mr. sullivan. >> i can't even imagine what brian's life is like. like when you get home, at your boiling point? >> and the hard boiled eggs aren't ready, and kids aren't wearing the right foot flops? >> what are you like? >> i am a regular mom. >> yes? >> like yesterday, my flip flops -- >> i have to admit, i am a little afraid of you. >> we all are. >> yes. >> now, then let's look -- >> you have to be afraid of her. >> do you have a lot of common sense, you are very smart. now, lemon lips over here, little ray of sunshine, what are you like? because you have so much energy, big personality. when it comes time for romance, do you shut up? >> yes. >> do you? >> uh-huh. >> i new t i knew you would be that way. you get all quiet. you won't talk dirty and stuff like tha

steve keeley on spangler street. steve? >> reporter: chris, i just talked to investigators, here is what they had. around ten of 1:00 they get a call for a woman screaming, down the street, around the corner. it was 39 year old daughter of this very elderly couple who has lived here for years. the police had trouble even getting into the house, initially, because it is a hoarder situation. so they found a woman 66 year old, very heavyset, face down on the floor, the tv is playing, her husband is 79 years old, and he's also dead. they pronounce them dead at ten after 1:00. and that's why their daughter was screaming and upset. so, they initially thought was it carbon monoxide, was it a crime. they opened all the windows, fire department is called, they break one of the windows, and find no carbon monoxide in here, no signs of trauma, no blood, no crime scene, in forced entry, none of the usual stuff you see. so they're going to have to wait for an autopsy. but the initial thinking from the investigators, possibly this woman

steve keeley is live on the scene with the very latest, steve? >> reporter: well, what would likely be more homes but you can see we are in a very rural area way out by graterford prison. right across the street that stone sign is for the the pennsylvania army national gar field maintenance unit. that is route 113 where we see he busy traffic. you cab see some of the hundred homes with those sheets on it which is notice from skippack township officially telling them they have volatile organic compound from the basement coming from the sump pumps. in laymen's terms a potentially dangerous sticky substance. they don't know where it is coming from or where it is and it is on both sides of the street, several streets, is evacuated. lets go to the video. first montgomery county hazardous materials team out here all night, they took some ground and air samples and they are testing him to trying to figure out what it is. no war business whether anybody will be taking advantage of the house. lets look at our second piece of video. pennsylvania state poli

steve keeley following brutal attack on elderly woman in her home. steve?>> i'll keep the animal theme going, and talk about mcgriff the crime dog, mascot for a loft police didn't like philadelphia alleges, and mcgriff who said take a bite out of crime. well, a 91 year old philly woman had her house broken into, got punched twice in the face, but did get to inflict little pay back motorcycle gruff style chomping down on one of the two young thugs whose finger likely still has the 91 year old's teeth marks whose finger likely still has the 91 year old's teeth marks in it would b the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well, they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with

steve keeley will have more later in the newscast. >>> also new boyfriend of becca tobin, found dead in the philadelphia hotel room. body of the 35 year-old matt bendix was found yesterday afternoon according to tmz but details about how he died or what hotel specifically he was in are not known. bendix owns several nightclubs all over the country. tobin had been in town but it is in the clear where she was when the body was found. this comes just a couple days before the one year anniversary of the death evitable star corry monteith, his body was found. >>> family of the woman found abduct from her home is pleading for her safe return. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live outside the new castle county police department with the the latest on this investigation, jennifer? >> reporter: well, dawn, nefertiti's family says they have not heard from her since she was abduct 11 days ago and it is not like her to not be in touch with her three children age seven, 12, and 17. trader's family members gathered outside of her home last night pleading with the public to help them find their loved one

. >> lets get to fox 29's steve keeley live, with new information, steve. >> reporter: three incidents within a hour and a half, starting at 10:30. first victim is a woman. we have helicopter video of that over a park called vernon park at germantown and shellten avenues. at last report, detectives say she's critical. new lets go to the next incident. about 20 minutes later they hear of a man here beaten to death with the tire iron in front of his house here on fair hill street in the fair hill section. then about a dozen blocks right down cambria street, in the same 29, 2800 block area there they hear of a guy on a bicycle firing a gun at least a dozen times and he killed's 37 year-old man and wounded critically a 21 year-old man. that is how we have four victims within 90 minutes in the one section of town north philadelphia, two of them still critical, still alive but very critical, according to the detectives. what a night of violence here within a two hour window, within a 2-mile radius. so awful night, very busy night. the only good news we have is that the violence stopped right