keith jones said he popped into the fire house with his sons after attending the raiders game. he just happened to be there when the officer arrived and he didn't feel they were treated properly. >> he approached my kids with his hand on the gun crotched. that's how he approached a 9- year-old and 12-year-old standing in front of the fire station. >> i'm afraid if he shoots me, is he going to shoot my kid. i think it's racially motivated. >> the officer kept repeating hands up don't move, but one minute, nine seconds in he asked jones to get his i.d. >> do you work here? >> all right. >> you can put your hands down kids. sorry about that. you can relax too. >> oakland police says the officer remains on duty. live tonight in the newsroom. >>> pittsburgh police announced another arrest stemming from a hush. perez was -- hit and run. today we learned police arrested his brother for trying to hide the pickup truck that perez was allegedly driving. those come after surveillance video was released of a pickup truck out of control. the victim died at the scene. >> i'm glad and happy t

reporting live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> a family massacre has devastated relatives in south jersey. we told you last night donald spirit killed six of his grandchildren, his daughter and then himself. spirit and his seven siblings grew up in lindenwald, camden county. but several relatives are still in new jersey. his sister in law tomd nbc 10 she spoke to him a few weeks ago and saw no signs he planned 20 carry out the mass murder. >> grandchildren. he loved them. this is something i cannot even explain. i don't have no explanation for this. >> spirt served time for the accidental shooting death of his 8-year-old son in 2001. in 1987, he served 20 days on a gun charge in atlantic county, the same year he was sentenced probation for receiving stolen e property. >>> trump taj mahal says it's leaving new jersey. trump entertainment resorts already told employees it may close the casino on november 13th. ultimate gaming has not said when it will end its operations in new jersey. >>> next, sexual favors for a higher grade. a university of delaware student says that's what her professor

. >>> nbc 10's keith jones joining us live from einstein hospital in olny where a vigil was held. >> reporter: i actually spoke to a friend who was walking with aisha on this very sidewalk where the gunfire erupted. the girl will never forget that day. she's too shaken to talk on camera. this community won't forget it. as evidenced by the make shift memorial right across the street here. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: seeking a should tore cry on, she's overcome with emotion. she says this teen, 15-year-old aisha ramon was a quiet student in her social studies class in middle school. yesterday, she was an innocent victim. >> she took somebody's baby away. for what? i have two daughters. if it was my daughter, i wouldn't be able to breathe. >> reporter: meanwhile, the u.s. marsh marshalls moved quickly searching for any sign of this man, 19-year-old darian person, who wasn't inside. >> this young man was in our community center a week ago and my coordinator was trying to help him find a job. >> reporter: they urged the 19-year-old suspected gunman to turn himself in, which he did

nbc 10's keith jones was there as a young player with cancer was cheered on in his fight. >> from flayingon the field one day to undergoing chemotherapy several days later, an orange-out here in delaware county as fellow students donning t-shirts like this one saying hash tag shelleystrong. >> reporter: for now, this is the first time the 14-year-old has been out of the hospital in a month. >> it's kind of tough. a lot of chemo and a lot of other drugs that make you not feel yourself. >> the freshman was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. tonight, the out look is overwhelmingly positive. he led the team on to the field encouraged by hundreds of students. every dawning orange t-shirts! he is amazing. i alms knew he was amazing. o shrill, we're not the only ones. >>. >> when he's not playing, shelley's inspiration is clear. >> and my older two kids called twitter, hash tag shelley strong. that actually lifted him. he was obviously very upset with this diagnosis. >> they support me so much. i couldn't do it without them. >> in delaware county, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> now, your nbc 10 fi

nbc 10's keith jones live in our digital operations center with more on what's next for this bill. at about it, keith? >> the bill crossed a huge hurdle. it may face an even bigger uphill battle when it crosses the house. under the proposal, state residents would need an access card from the health department. they have to prove they have a practitioner/patient relationship. and written confirmation of a qualified medical condition. if the bill makes it through, a tough battle with house republican leaders, it could face more opposition if it makes it to governor tom corbett's death. more than 30 other states, including new jersey, delaware have legalized some form of marijuana. a handful of drug delivery methods have been approved that doesn't include smoking. it includes ointments, edible products and extracted oils. reporting live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, keith. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers passed a bill today that would protect people who try to help someone who overdosed on drugs. the bill would also make the drug naloxone, also known as narc narcan. it's used to

keith jones joins us live from lower may field township where residents left unsatisfied. >> reporter: they were unhappy. peco hoped to explain a $10 million project to benefit local lines like that one to improve the power lines. customers weren't having it. a familiar sound last winter, trees down and power out, often for days. >> it seems if someone hiccups it goes off. >> reporter: looking for relief from peco reps tonight and not finding it. >> we have done everything we possibly could. we replaced our heating system, replaced a refrigerator, all of the light bulbs, a freezer. >> we have a problem that's not on their maps and hasn't been addressed. >> reporter: peco announced a 10 million project to benefit parts of eastern bucks county and trim 43 miles of trees and install resilient wire and add more equipment. on to have of the $6 million upgrades across the region. still -- >> we're disgusted with it. >> reporter: they are unhappy with peco after the open house. >> how do you address the frustrations that these customers have? >> we understand some people have been frustrated

nbc 10's keith jones joins us live from mt. laurel, burling ton county. the cheer leaders held a much-needed fundraiser tonight. >> they may not be able to afford uniforms. the reason being, well, this one here, police say, is owned by the woman who allegedly stole $9,000 from them. this is the reason these 22 girls practice for months. to compete. the coaches don't take a paycheck. police say this woman, janine hamilton, an executive board member, took over $9,000 over the last eight months. the coach says that hurts! devastated and betrayed. >> schuster works full time as a nurse. after this shift, police say the 44-year-old filed a false police report claiming her purse was stolen and five grand was inside. once that was defungt, officers say she copped to the crime. >> you're heartbroken. at this point, i just want to push forward. >> reporter: michelle just took over as treasurer. she's planning fundraisers like this one. >> we're going to do things a little differently. i'm going to have open books. we're going to show people what's coming in, what'

nbc 10's keith jones has the new developments. >>> jim, jackie, rice was charged with aggravated a vault in march. he was allowed to enter the pre-trial intervention program avoiding jail time. lawmakers in new jersey and critics of the nfl are demanding a review. extremely disturbing, that's how new jersey state senate steve sweeney describes this violent video showing former football starr ray rice knocking her out in an elevator. >>> domestic violence is a serious problem that can't be ig ford and shouldn't be treated lightly. that's why he's urging the state attorney general tonight to review how rice's case was handled. the nfl is already doing that. >> we didn't get this right. that's my responsibility. i'm accountable for that. >>> speaking to cbs news, nfl commissioner roger goodell called the video sickening and admits the league saw it for the first time when you did on monday morning. >> we assumed there was a video. we asked for video. but we were never granted that opportunity. >> today the 27-year-old running back reportedly talked to espn saying i have to be strong for my

keith jones joins us live from rittenhouse square. hard to imagine letting this go just because you didn't check your numbers. >> reporter: i just had a smile on and i had to take it off my face. it's heartbreaking. the clock is ticking. the ticket was bought here near rittenhouse square. the person match the first five numbers, missed the powerball. you call that pretty lucky, right? not if they don't claim it. restless laughter at the newsstand. one day shy of the year ago it sold the coveted powerball ticket. >> i know i'd be looking through my drawer. >> reporter: he makes regular stops a the stand. he wishes he bought that ticket and so does the cashier. >> the guy did not collect. so what is going on, i don't know. >> reporter: according to the pennsylvania lottery the place that sells the winning ticket wins $10,000, but if the ticket goes unclaimed he says they may not collect all of it. >> that's not good because we get commission, too. >> reporter: that's why he's telling the regulars. >> every wednesday and saturday. >> rep

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> count on nbc 10 news for new information on this breaking story. as soon as we learn new details about the suspect's search we'll pass them along to you on the air and online onç nbc10.com. >>> breaking news right now into nbc 10. we've just learned that four kids were treated at children's hospital of philadelphia for the enterovirus. we checked with hospital officials who tell us four kids have been treated and all released. the cdc says over the past month 130 people have been infected with the virus in 12 states. in delaware, health officials are waiting for cdc test results to come back to determine if the virus has spread. at ai dupont hospital, an area has been set aside just for kid who show up with respiratory problems. here's a look at all the symptoms for this virus, fever, runny nose, sneezing and cough. patients have a skin rash, mouth blisters as well as body and muscle aches. >>> this just in, in the past few minutes, philadelphia police released this surveillance video of suspects wanted for a hate crime, assault in rittenhouse. t

nbc 10's keith jones has more on the final vote. >> reporter: a community divided here in willingboro made their voices heard tonight and the council responded rescinding the vote to change the name from the kennedy center to the obama center. >> when's the last time you went out to talk to him? >> reporter: loud and clear, more than 100 residents some holding signs packed the kennedy center gymnasium. a staple in this community. it's a senior center as well as the parks and recreation department. council voted last month to change its name to the obama center honoring the country's first black president, igniting debate in the community. these people on both sides of the fence. >> if you go to any household, average household in the area, you'll see a picture of jesus, you'll see a picture of martin luther king, and you'll see a picture of kennedy. >> i really do think that maybe named after president obama because he also is a great man, too. >> reporter: tonight, amidst the loud crowd, the council voted unanimously on the side of history, keeping the kennedy center title. >> i'm ve

nbc 10's keith jones has more. >> reporter: it happened here in the 5200 block of f street. police say somebody took a sharp instrument and bashed in the windshield here and nine other cars. i talked to these car owners. they say the damage is going to cost them thousands of dollars. >> money down the drain right there. you know, very upset about the situation. >> reporter: this whole neighborhood is upset. a line of cars and trucks the suspect hitting every one. >> it looks like somebody hit it with a hammer and digged in there pretty good. >> $250, $300 out of my pocket, man. i got three little kids. so it's not easy. >> reporter: joe noticed the damage to his car first thing this morning, but says it doesn't surprise him. >> my mom's car got stolen out here, other neighbors' cars got stolen and vandalized. >> going to cost upwards of $300, $400 for that windshield, you know, it's very upsetting. >> reporter: they say it's hard to smile this labor day because businesses are closed meaning no one will come out to fix their vehicles. >> i can't afford to keep turning it into

was nighttime so it's difficult to see but what it shows is what happened to off duty firefighter keith jonespened to notice the door open at his oakland fire station and went to check. then a police officer showed up to check on the open door as well and confront jones, who was there with his two sons. jones then filed a complaint against the police department. >> if we were white, i really truly believe he would not have approached my kids that way. >> the video includes the officer's apology after he confirmed jones was a firefighter and allowed jones to show his identification. the oakland police chief says the officer followed policy in this incident. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> and we are still watching this accident in richmond a traffic alert issued it was a couple of transit buses involved in this accident. we are trying to get details. we don't have a lot of updates since our last traffic report but we know that three lanes are blocked eastbound 80 approaching hilltop drive. we are getting conflicting reports about injuries. the eastbound lanes are beginning to s

keith jones arrived at the kitchen, he came out front. >> he yelled freeze. and was confronted by a white oakland police officer. >> i said i work here. i'm a firefighter, these are my kids, can you tell them it's okay. he informed me again, don't move, keep your hands up. >> the officer kept one hand on his gun saying hands up don't move for three minutes before checking his identification. >> my kids are crying, shaking. >> oakland police said an officer observed a man with his two children. once his identity was confirmed he was released. >> jones thought he might get shot and filed a complaint about the treatment of his children. >> all the officer had to do was say what are you doing out here. what about the concern for two letter -- little kids. police say internal affairs are conducting an investigation. >> oakland police are promising to provide with us the audio and video from the officers video camera, we'll have that on news at 6:00. >>> 10 days after the napa earthquake the aftershocks continue. the 6 .0cost 500 500 million to $4 billion in damage

keith jones tries to calm his trying children. >> code 34. >> reporter: jones tries to explain who hes. >> i have my city id. >> reporter: jones stands with his hands in the air. >> who is else is in here? >> just me. >> lift your hands up and turn around for me. reach in your back pocket and grab it. >> reporter: officer confirm his identification the tension eases. >> the door was wide open. i know they went on a run and left it open. >> okay. >> i was going to shut the door and leave. >> you work here? >> yes. i am in the oakland fire department. >> kids, sorry about that. >> reporter: the chief said we are concerned about the impact this may have on his young children and hope they will quickly forget this traumatic incident. it is my hope once identification is produced and identity establishes officers will stand down. the officer is anthony martinelli. he graduated in 2013. the police department has finished their investigation and determined that the officers acted within policy. justine waldman, kron4news. >>> palo alto is advising cat owners to keep them inside. they have re

live in the dim tal operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> to the weather. call it a september scorcher. the month off to a sweltering start. 90 day today making work difficult for the roofers. >> changes are coming. the first alert radar tracking storms that will be moving into parts of our area. >> the latest on the warm temperatures from chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we have only had three days this summer hotter than today. of course, one of the reasons, all this sunshine all across the entire area from the poconos to the shore. it's down to 90 degrees in philadelphia. we have been up to 93 so far. 90 in aenl tollentown and readi. that just tells a part of the story. the humidity is very high. the feels-like temperature, 100 in dover. 97 atlantic city. 96 in wilmington. 95 in philadelphia. in philly, it reached 98. it's still dry. you need more than heat and humidity at the ground to get showers and thunderstorms. you have those ingredients to the west. there's maryland, severe storm there. some other storms approaching harrisburg. e

nbc 10's keith jones is live in our digital operations center. >> what indications are police givingt their search right now. >> they are narrowing the search area. state police say they're following up on, quote, very credible tips. take a look at skyforce 10 over that search area hours ago today. police have reports of a man covering themselves with leaves in price township, monroe county. they didn't find anyone. the search is focusing on several square mile areas near where eric frein grew up. it's described as rural, rugged terrain. he's charged with killing one trooper and seriously wounding another ten days ago. he's said to be a self-taught survivalist who hates law enforcement. he had been planning a confrontation for months if not years. they believe he may be hiding in self-built bunkers. police say frein ambushed and killed pennsylvania state police corporal bryon dickson and wounded trooper alex douglass in pike county. today tom corbett praised the members of law enforcement who been involved in the search for frein. >> my thoughts and prayers are constantly with those

nbc 10's keith jones reached out to septa and talked wernt to th. >> the vigil is just feet away from the signs memorializing sheena white. feet away from where she took her last bret, right here in the crosswalk, it was 15th street. it made the turn onto washington avenue and that's when it hit her and her young son. >> reporter: racked with grief, delores white joined her family remembering her daughter. >> he has no mother. no father. i'm what he got. >> police say the young boy and his mom were struck by a septa bus here on washington avenue. delores says her son was conscious and crying. >> asking his mommy to just get up. >> but sheena died at the scene. her 8-year-old son was rushed to chop. you see cuts and bruises, his life eye nearly shut. family members say he'll require a wheelchair, but say it's nothing compared to the emotional scarring. >> i'm going to get him so professional help because, as i said, he has no mother, no father right now. >> these blind sides is what's killing these people. my sister, my nephew and the gentleman that was with her were in the crosswalk.

nbc 10's keith jones live in our digital operations center to break down the vote for us. 11 and it was a fairly quick move after the bill came out of committee earlier this afternoon. the $2 per-pack tax is expected to bring in $83 million a year for city schools. the bill had been stalled since june. lawmakers on both sides fought over details in the legislation, but the version that passed only on included the philadelphia provision. the bill goes to tom corbett's desk and his office tells nbc 10 he will sign the legislation into law. the governor released this statement, quote, i am pleased that both chambers have taken action so that the philadelphia school district and more importantly, the students of philadelphia can benefit from it. pennsylvania imposes a $1.60 excise tax on cigarettes, count on nbc 10 news for updates on exactly when this will take effect. again, that's pending, governor com corbett's approval and he will sign it it on his desk, reporting live from the digital operations bureau, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> the d.a.'s office is issuing arrest warr

nbc 10's keith jones is live in our digital operations center monitoring a news conference which was hin the last half hour. keith? >> jim, again, it bears repeating. this is the first diagnosed case of the ebola virus here in the united states. and this is what we know about it thus far. the one patient being kept in isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital at dallas. the hospital announced that the recent symptoms indicated a case of ebola. the confirmation came late this afternoon. ebola killed more than 3,000 people in west africa. of course it's infected a handful of americans as well who travel to that region. you can be sure you'll see much more on this story, the latest on "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. live from the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over breaking news in montgomery county. we've been telling you about for more than an hour now, one person shot at the public safety training campus in conshohocken. nbc 10's lu ann cahn is live on the scene this afternoon. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we still are getting

keith jones and his children were inside the station when police got this. listen to the encounter which was captured on the officer's body camera. >> get your happens up. turn around. turn around. >> i am an oakland firefighter. the door was open. i walked through the front. >> you can hear thethesituationy checked his i.d. >> i was hoping i would show my i.d. and show who i am. >> i am sorry. >> no problem. >> no problem. no problem. >> according to j police office. he was filled out a formal complaint. we posted the video on abc7 news come. >> people in the north bay were rattled by a 3.0 afghanistan this morning heaven -- aftershock this morning. the u.s. geological survey sd 36 a.m. northwest of american canyon 3 1/2 miles. here is the shaking on our graph, with no reports of damage or injury but many are talking about it on facebook. if you felt it, let us know. >> happening now scientists are meeting to share what they have learned in the 11 days since the earthquake on damage and the prospect of a big aftershock. nick is in menlo park with more. >> i

i'm keith jones. bill henley, says the first weekend of fall is a winner. >> nice to see this beautiful sunny weather. what a gorgeous day, crystal clear. the wind is blowing, nowhere near as strong as the gusty winds we had yesterday. of course that brought the driving rain. right now 70 degrees in philadelphia, humidity has come way down since this morning. there were some areas of fog north and west. they are obliterated are the sunshine. the winds have picked up, 15 miles an hour, gusting to 22 miles an hour at philadelphia international. that's still a lot lower than yesterday. 69 degrees in trenton, wilmington also 69, in the low 70s in philadelphia right now. we'll see it climb into the upper 70s this afternoon. sunny and then clear at 7:00, sun sets just before 7:00 when dps go down just a bit. they'll go up for the weekend, a look ahead when i come back. >> get important weather informing delivered right to your smartphone or tablet with the nbc 10 weather app, a free download. >>> well, toda

reporting live in claymont, new castle county, nbc 10, keith jones. >> this cell phone video is at the heart of a federal lawsuit filed this week against allen town police. it started as a traffic stop on north 6th street in allen town. nbc 10 tracked down the man who recorded the video who said police have some explaining to do. >> reporter: it's more than five minutes of a video of a couple pulled over by allen dm town police. >> first time i see them here. >> reporter: he's recording as officers take down 33-year-old christian ramierez. >> he kneed the guys a couple times and the other cop comes and knees him on the head. i was, like, oh, snap, that's just not right. you know? like he wasn't doing anything for him to be treated like that. >> ramierez, who lives in bethlehem, filed a federal lawsuit against those two allen town cops claiming excessive force. his attorney telling nbc 10 once the individual is handcuffed, he no longer poses a threat to either himself or the police officer. >>> an internal investigation started, but police would not release more details. an allen town s

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> now, to a global health epidemic. the u.s. is ramping up its response to the ebola outbreak. president says it's unprecedented and is threatening global security. he's ordering 3,000 personnel to set up new facilities and trained workers. at least 2400 people have died in liberia. experts say that figure could top 0,000. >>> kids may have to wear jackets or sweatshirts in the morning. sheena? >> that's right. especially areas north and west. we expect tech chmperatures the be in the mid 40s. parts of lee heel valley, right now in allentown, philadelphia coming in at 60, 57 millville. 69 degrees in dover. so, as you walk outside tomorrow morning, for your bus stop forecast, tech chmperatures wil on the cool side. our next chance for rain, coming up. >> tonight, police are getting bombarded with tips after surveillance video was released of suspects wanted for a hate crime on a gay cup. we first taught you about this last week. nbc 10 is live in center city with the video. >> yeah, tonight, i'm told tips @r(t&háhp &hc police hav

reporting live, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> it's going to be the coldest night this week for the first night of fall. some areas could dip into the 30s. first alert meteorologist joins us now with more. >> it is officially fall here. temperatures will be dropping off as we go overnight tonight. take a look at some numbers now. some areas in the lehigh valley are almost in the 40s. mt.pocono, 46 degrees. philadelphia, 60 degrees now. 53, wilmington. this will be very different come tompl morning. here's your bus stop forecast. for the morning hours, we will see sunshine in the area. but it's not really going to warm things up. philadelphia morning temperatures around sunrise, near 49 degrees. some areas in the north and west, lehigh valley, 39 degrees. these are the spots that could be in the 30s. surrounding spots like new jersey and some areas north and west of philadelphia could be in about the mid to low 40s. we still have more cool weather on the way before some rain later on this week, too. i'll show you the timing of that coming up. >> new at 11:00, a school brawl captured on cel

for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm keith jones.s continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams, reporting live from the "uss new jersey." have a great night and safe weekend. >>> on our broadcast tonight, gridlock in the sky. thousands of flights delayed or canceled because of a disruption on the ground. and investigators think the incident was no accident. >>> striking isis, a new u.s.-led air assault on terrorist targets and our close-up view of isis fighters on the front lines that we haven't seen until now. >>> safer streets and good news tonight from an american city where not so long ago families were afraid to step outside their homes. tonight, we're going to show you the turnaround that's underway. >>> and what a night. derek jeter, captain clutch, gives baseball fans one last thrill at home. tonight, what he told me about his last stop before cooperstown. "nightly news" begins

when police arrived keith jones and his children were inside. the entire incident was captured on the officer's body camera. >> put your hands up. >> i am an oakland firefighter. >> now, the firefighter's children are crying in the background. in less than two minutes the situation changed dramatically after checking his identification the officer apologized. >> all right, all right. >> jones believes he was racially profiled because he is black a and the officer is white. jones has filed a formal complaint with police, internal affairs and the citizens review board. oakland police officials say the officer's response was within policy. we have posted the video on on our website. >>> new details tonight. a north bay business owner is snapping pictures of an illegally parked car capturing photos of a much more serious crime. she was taking pictures of a mini-van when two men bolted pr david's jewelry store next door. she captured images of a get away van. the driver and a suspect with a red bag. >> they just came in and rushed out of the mini-van

and keith jones and his children were there when police got there and listen to the encounter captured on the officer's body camera. >> hands up. hands up. turn around. >> i am an oakland firefighter. the door was opened and i walked in. >> you can hear the firefighter's children crying in the background. the situation changed dramatically after officers checked his i.d. >> i was hoping to show my i.d. and show who i am. >> i am sorry. >> no problem. no problem. no problem. >> curing to the san francisco chronicle jones believe he was racially are filled because he is black and the officer was white and filed a formal complaint. oakland police say the russia -- officer's response was within policy. >>> tesla is expected to officially announce today it will build the massive new factory in nevada, the $5 billion plant will produce high-tech batteries for the electric vehicles and credit 6,500 jobs. california lobbied hard to convince tesla to build the plant here by offering big benefits but the decision has disappointed lawmakers who were excited about the economic impact the plant cou

approval and he will sign it it on his desk, reporting live from the digital operations bureau, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> the d.a.'s office is issuing arrest warrants for three people accused of attacking a same-sex couple in center city philadelphia. >> denise nakano is live. a lot of movement on this case today. >> reporter: that's right, renee and jim. detectives have made contact with the attorneys representing the trio and all three are expected to turn themselves in to central detectives by 7:30, 8:00 tomorrow morning and the district attorney's office has identified the two men and one woman as 24-year-old philip williams, 26-year-old kevin harrigan and 24-year-old katherine knott. sources have confirmed that knott is the daughter of the police chief of shellfont bureau. the suspects are seen in video walking along center city. someone brushed up against the man asking the victim is this your boyfriend and when he answered yes, police say the gay couple was beaten, punched and kicked. it happened on september 11th while the couple was walking from a restaurant at 16th and chancell

that's my truck right there. >> reporter: that's the voice of firefighter keith jones.eek with kpix 5 he told us he was passing his fire station when he noticed a door to the station was ajar. and his sons were approached by an oakland cop. >> i'm pretty much thinking he is going to shoot me. >> reporter: jones said he was worried he would be shot and wondered aloud whether race played a factor in the officer's response.>> if we were white, i really truly believe he would not have approached my kids that way. >> reporter: in a video, you can hear jones consoling his crying son. but moments later, the officer asks for jones id. >> lift your hands up as high as you can and turn around for me one time. all right. yeah, reach in your back pocket and grab it. >> reporter: jones hands it over and the officer apologizes. >> you can put your hands down, kids. sorry about that. you can relax, too,. rohr jones, who had requested an internal affairs investigation initially agreed to another interview since that video was released but so far hasn't returned or request for comment.

. >> reporter: in yardley, bucks county, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> a warning tonight for businessowners and residents in camden county. someone is posing as a pse&g rep and scamming victims out of money. called the owners and told them they had to pay money to avoid having their electricity cut off.$ the owners were instructed to put the money on a green dot card and call with the number. one victim paid more than $4200. >> a dozen local kids rush to the hospital. why there's concern tonight that this could be the virus that's quickly spreading across the country. >> plus, new at 11:00, a local artist creation. a nine foot tribute to a philly's sports legend. >> temperatures moving in to end out the week. also, some rain for part of your weekend. i'll show you the timing on that coming up. 6 our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the b

when police arrived keith jones and his children were inside. the entire incident was captured on the officer's camera. >> put your hands up. >> i am an oakland firefighter. >> now, the firefighter's children are crying in the background. in less than two minutes the situation changed dramatically after checking his identification the officer apologized. >> jones believes he was racially profiled because he is black a and the officer is white. jones has filed a formal complaint with police, internal affairs and the citizens review board. oakland police officials say the officer's response was within policy. we have posted the video on on our website. >>> new details tonight. a north bay business owner is snapping pictures of an illegally parked car capturing photos of a much more serious crime. she was taking pictures of a mini-van when two men bolted pr david's jewelry store next door. she captured images of a get away van. the driver and a suspect with a red bag. >> they just came in and rushed out of the mini-van and ran into david's and ran

live from the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over breaking news in montgomery county. we've been telling you about for more than an hour now, one person shot at the public safety training campus in conshohocken. nbc 10's lu ann cahn is live on the scene this afternoon. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we still are getting very few details here. we know it happened at 4:54. police are calling this an accident that happened here at the montgomery county public training campus the chairman of the montgomery county board of commissioners is here getting information. we are told a 20 something-year-old male was transferred to temple university hospital with a gunshot wound. what we do know, this is a training facility for police officers. and for working police officers. and for emergency personnel. so we are asking what exactly happened here, was a police officer or a police officer in training involved in this accident? again, we're getting very little information but we hope to get more answers to our questions in just a few minutes. as we get mor

when police arrived keith jones and his children were inside.the entire incident was captured on the officer's body camera. >> put your hands up. >> i am an oakland firefighter. >> now, the firefighter's children are crying in the background. in less than two minutes the situation changed dramatically after checking his identification the officer apologized. >> jones believes he was racially profiled because he is black a and the officer is white. jones has filed a formal complaint with police, internal affairs and the citizens review board. oakland police officials say the officer's response was within policy. we have posted the video on on our website. >>> new details tonight. a north bay business owner is snapping pictures of an illegally parked car capturing photos of a much more serious crime. she was taking pictures of a mini-van when two men bolted pr david's jewelry store next door. she captured images of a get away van. the driver and a suspect with a red bag. >> they just came in and rushed out of the mini-van and ran into david's and

. >> reporter: that's the voice of firefighter keith jones. in an interview with kpix5, he told us he was passing his fire station when he noticed a door to the station ajar. before he could close it, he and his nine and 12-year-old sons were approached by a cop. >> i'm thinking he is going to shoot me. >> reporter: jones says he worried that he was going to be shot and wondered if race was a factor. >> if i were white, i believe he wouldn't have approached my kids that way. >> reporter: in the video, you can hear jones consoling his son. in a moment, the officer asks for jones' id. he hands it over and the officer apologizes. jones did not return repeated calls and text messages tonight asking for new comments. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> in a statement released have the video, the officer acted within policy and the department has a commitment to transparency. >>> we found out a few hours ago that san francisco police arrested a teenager who police believe stabbed a 14-year-old boy to death. the suspected killer is a former classma

i'm keith jones. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams, reporting live from the "uss new jersey." have a great night and safe weekend. >>> on our broadcast tonight, gridlock in the sky. thousands of flights delayed or canceled because of a disruption on the ground. and investigators think the incident was no accident. >>> striking isis, a new u.s.-led air assault on terrorist targets and our close-up view of isis fighters on the front lines that we haven't seen until now. >>> safer streets and good news tonight from an american city where not so long ago families were afraid to step outside their homes. tonight, we're going to show you the turnaround that's underway. >>> and what a night. derek jeter, captain clutch, gives baseball fans one last thrill at home. tonight, what he told me about his last stop before cooperstown. "nightly news" begins now. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams, reporting tonight from camden, new jersey. >>> we're coming to you from jus

. >> reporter:fire fighter keith jones, tries to calm his crying children. >>it is ok son. it is ok kids. >>can you copy a plate for me? >> reporter:jones, tries to explain who he is and why he is there. >>i got my city id in my back pocket. >> >> reporter:as police try to vet his story, jones stands with his hands up. >>:13 who else is in here? >> reporter: >>nobody it is just me i walked through the station to make sure. just do me a favor real quick. lift hands up as high as you can and turn around one time >>1sec >>ok yeah reach into back pocket and grab it. >> reporter:jones explains himself. and police confirm his identifcation. the tension slowly eases. >>:22 i walked though the station. the door was wide open and i know they prob went on a run and left it wide open. ok. so all i was doing was going to do was shut the door to the premises and leave. >>you work here? >>i work here. i am in the oakland fire department. >>you can put your hands down kids. sorry about that. >>you can relax too. >> reporter:the oakland fire chief put out this statement in response to the

. >>> now keith jones filed a complaint.being investigated and ongoing issues will take sender stage, what they will do tonight to try to persuade the city to not allow officers to have stunguns. >> this guy came out of nowhere, scooped the baby up and really knew what he was doing. >> aa superhero came through scooped the baby up, an app is being credited for making that dramatic rescue. >>> i hope you have had your coffee. >> i came back and we have a lot going on, first things up want to check in with, first is traffic is backed up lightly about a 15 to 20 minute delay and apparently there are major injuries and we do have a crew on the way. word is that the fire department is landing a rescue helicopter after they take somebody out of the bus that was injured and they will take that person via helicopter to a trauma center. >>> again we have a crew on the way, let's talk but south bay where traffic is moderately heavy and you will see 217 traffic at 208 getting a -- 208 getting a little bit slow. >> people are sending me

>> reporter: at the end of the tape, the police officer did apologize to keith jones. but mr. jones says he did not really see that as an apology. he said it was too fast and didn't sound sincere. he said his children were trauma tides. here's a statement from the oakland fire chief. the chief says that pretty much a summary here saying that it's traumatizing for the two kids and she hopes the two kids will forget this experience fairly soon. so we are going to have more information on this later on in our newscast. for now i'll send it back to you, allen. >> da lin in oakland, thank you. chief jones filed a complaint against that police officer. now, the oakland police department's internal affairs division has the video you saw and it's investigating. >>> california fought the good fight but tonight it appears that tesla's $5 billion battery "giga factory" and its thousands of jobs will end up just out of our reach in nevada. kpix 5's len ramirez is at tesla headquarters in fremont. len. >> reporter: veronica, when you talk about the "giga factory," you talk about a big prize

i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london.l's mother called us here to tell us what happened. today nbc 10's lu ann cahn went to the school and the bus company for their side of the story. what did you find out? >> reporter: the bus company is investigating. the mother tells us she came here to palmer charter school this morning, not to cause trouble but to try to find out why was her daughter lost and wandering the streets for five hours last night. >> my sister located her in the park in the pouring rain soaking wet. >> reporter: where had she been? >> no one knows. >> reporter: she was escorted out of the school this morning with her son and daughter. she says the school called police because administrators were upset she was talking to us. the school has been in the news lately because the charter is in

called to fire station 29 because the doors were open while the firefighters were on a call were keith jonesis children were in the station. listen to the call captured on the officer's body camera. >> hands up. happens up. >> i am an oakland firefighter. i walked through the open door. >> you can hear the firefighter's children crying in the background. the situation changed dramatically after officers checked his i.d. >> i was hoping i could show my i.d. and tell who i am. >> i am sorry. >> >> no problem. no problem. >> jones believe he was racially from filed because he is black and the officer is white. he filed a formal complaint with internal affairs and a review board. oakland police say the response was within policy. we posted the video on our website. >>> an announcement in nevada today is expected to make official what many already know: nevada getting the new battery factory fortas that beating out california and three other states for the $5 billion plant. the site rows high-tech battery ies and creates 6,500 jobs which is disapointing forked lawmakers. >> wen withed to keep the

keith jones and his children were inside the station when the police arrived.ten to the were counter captured by the officer's body camera. >> hands up. hands up. turn around. >> i'm an oakland firefighter. the door was open. i walked through the station. >> you can hear the firefighter's children crying in the background. the situation changed dramatically after officers checked his i.d. >> i was hoping i could show my i.d. >> i'm sorry. >> no problem. in -- no problem. >> according to jones he believes he was racially are filed because he is black and the officer is white. he has filed a formal complaint. police say the officer's response was within policy. we posted the video on our website. >>> california loses thousands of jobs to the neighbor to the east. coming up new details we are learning on the loss of the tesla factory that prompted an interstate bidding war. >>> people are waiting in line if the next iphone and the music stars that could help unveil the highly anticipated gadget. >> the new abc7 news now. the big picture of for and the smaller scre

. >> and i'm keith jones.cly addressing the fallout from the violent video that went viral. he told espn "i have to be strong for my wife. she is so strong. we are in good spirits." but as nbc 10's chris fallone reports, his wife also has something to say about what happened. >> reporter: a day after ravens running back ray rice was cut from the team and suspended indefinitely from the nfl, one of his major sponsors, nike, also cut ties with the running back. monday rice was just days away from finishing a two-game suspension for this february domestic violence incident with his then fiancee janae palmer before tmz released video of the entire incident showing rice knocking palmer out with two quick punches. now he might never play football again. rice's victim is now his wife. tuesday janae rice lashed out on social media, directing her anger at both the public and media. "what don't you all get? if your intentions were to hurt us, embarrass us, make us feel alone, take all happiness away, you've succeeded on

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london.e headquarters where police announced a $40,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >> i spoke to the homicide captain a few moments ago. he tells me at this point they have little to go on still. that's why they are hoping that that reward money will encourage somebody to come forward. at this point all is pretty quiet in the neighborhood. few people out and about. yesterday morning there were plenty of people outside enjoying the weather and police say somebody knows something. >> i'm so close to it. a couple weeks ago, another friend of mine got killed where i used to live. where is it safe at around here.

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london.ger they pose is very real and they're being sold right along the atlantic city boardwalk. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg joins from us there. that soon may change, ted. >> reporter: that's right, jacque. city council members will vote on a plan that will make it illegal to sell or own fake guns like this one, which authorities say are being used way too often to commit very real crimes. you can see them from the boardwalk, a wall of toy bb guns that could be easily confused, police say, for the real thing. >> parents buy them for their kids, teenagers, children. >> reporter: authorities say criminals are buying them, too. >> they look more as if you'd walk into a gun shop. >> reporter: several stores sell them. this sign indicates they're 100% legal but atlantic city lawmakers want to change that. >> our police officers have been finding these guns being used in robberies. it's gotten way out of hand. >> reporter: city council members are set to vote on a plan tonig

good evening, i'm keith jones. >> i'm jacqueline london. nbc 10 rose marmary connors is at police headquarters where police announced a $40,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest. >> i spoke to the homicide captain a few moments ago. he tells me at this point they have little to go on still. that's why they are hoping that that reward money will encourage somebody to come forward. at this point all is pretty quiet in the neighborhood. few people out and about. yesterday morning there were plenty of people outside enjoying the weather and police say somebody knows something. >> i'm so close to it. a couple weeks ago, another friend of mine got killed where i used to live. where is it safe at around here. >> reporter: parents like john dougherty who has a 2-month-old daughter is especially disturbed by the shooting on sunned that took the life of 25-year-old megan doddo. she was a mother of two, eight months pregnant, ultimately both of them died. a stray bullet struck her in the outside with her friend. he helped get her to the

i am keith jones. >> and cydney long spent time with a domestic violence outreach group. >> reporter: jacqueline, that's right. let me first say the domestic violence outreach group we talked to today say the nfl has an enormous responsibility now to serve the audience and tell them that domestic violence will not be tolerated and that it is excusable. as far as charges, we have been touching base with the prosecutor's office from about 11:00 this morning, calling them and e-mailing them. it does not seem that ray rice will face any additional charges on this matter. he has been afforded what is called pretrial intervention, an alternative rehabilitative track of the justice system because he is a first time offender. >> i don't know, if that was you in the elevator, would that feel like a simple assault? >> reporter: it is a blow that seemingly knocked her unconscious by her then fiance, ray rice. >> very telling, that he is in her face. appears he might have spit or gestured into her face and then she gets punched and it is li

. >> i'm keith jones. this comes two weeks after jam foley was executed by the terror group. >> any word on what motivated this. >> isis is saying that it beheaded him as retribution for continued u.s. air strikes in iraq. we will show you a picture that was taken from the video of the alleged execution. here it is. isis had threatened to kill him two weeks ago if the u.s. did not stop the air strikes in iraq. at the time, sotloff's mother made a plea saying her son was not responsible for obama's foreign policy. late today, the white house said it couldn't confirm the authenticity of the video. >> the intelligence community will work as quickly as possible to determine its authenticity. if the video is genuine, we are sickened by this brutal act taking the life of another innocent american citizen. our hearts go out to the sotloff family. we will provide more information as it becomes available. >> a spokesperson for sotloff's family released a statement saying the family "knows of this horrific tragedy s