now to surprise landing in kensington. look.t's a kensington rec center last night, the neighborhood in awe over what landed on that baseball field, aling. >> this is right near their homes. that's where children were playing outside. so you can imagine their surprise, jenny? >> who are these people? yes, absolutely. in awe. specially when you see this video, you can see the flames landing on the field, a lot of people called 911 thinking that there was some sort of fire that it went up in flames. but no, everybody was, in fact, okay. and we have learned, that this pilot was visiting from florida he and his passengers took off from a farm in pottstown. and were doing fuel consumption tests, when they landed here, a busy field, and playground, in kensington. people rushed to the field to watch the balloon land. it was surprising, and concerning to them. these pictures were posted on philadelphia police lieutenant david bunk's twitter page as the balloon was descendingment people in the area, they grabbed their phones, they record

we have a fire location in kensington. you want to watch for the crews on the scene blocking frankford avenue and lehigh avenue. avoid the area altogether, stick to kensington instead of frankford and lehigh. outside on the schuylkill expressway, no problems approaching spring garden. eastbound traffic a couple of cars ahead heading toward the vine. this is 42 coming up from deptford and turnersville so far so good, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> let's get to the breaking news, the tire store fire in the kensington section. firefighters are at the scene that's got the neighborhood streets clocked up. let's go over to annie mccormick live at the scene at frankford and lehigh. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the intersection that karen was talking about, frankford and lehigh. fire crews are on the scene, but they are wrapping up. this is video from earlier, we are told by fire crews they arrived after 3:00 a.m. to respond to a fire at joel's tire stop. there was heavy fire inside the middle of it.

a hot air balloon in the middle of kensington.lling that surprise landing a problem. >> it is a surprise. and a problem many people don't realize exist. lead paint remains a threat in many buildings where children spend their days, what the city doing to keep her little one safe. >> good day everyone, thank you so much for waking up early and joining us on this thursday, our pre-friday. good morning. >> who wants to go for a hot air balloon ride? >> after seeing that, i'll pass. we'll get a check on traffic in a moment, or hot air traffic in a moment. >> we're familiar with hot air around here. >> nine out of ten is your weather number today. we've got a really nice day, in fact, we'll look at it again. there is your nine out of ten. nothing left on radar. the showers we had yesterday are out of here. very tranquil this morning, just 6-mile per hour wind out of the west northwest with 52 degrees. sunrise doesn't happen until 6:49. we have 43 degrees up in the pocono mountains. forty-four in wilmington. fifty-one in wildwood. for t

we want to show you a surprise landing at kensington rec center. the neighborhood, in awe over what landed on a baseball field right near their home. so children were playing outside. >> so our jenny joyce, rightful, live in kensington, with the wild story. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, thomas, a lot of people could not believe what they were seeing yesterday afternoon. they rushed here, to this field for closer look, and also, to make sure that this hot air balloon was going to land safely. here it is, the balloon flying above the streets of kensington, these images were tweeted out by philadelphia police lieutenant david bunk. other people pulled out their cell phones and recorded the balloons, astonishing landing at a field here at c and westmoreland street just after 4:00 yesterday. some neighbors say they saw flames and called 911, but the four people who emerged from the basket were okay. while police say the balloon landed after encountering heavy wind, the pilot said it was a textbook landing, as planned as any landing can be. bu

live in kensington, anna-lysa gayle, news channel 8 at 10:00. kimberly: a fire spread and the road. cheryl conner covers those impacted by the fire. cheryl: a hot fire on a cold blustery night inside is ideal, but not like this. strong winds caused a bonfire to spread in damascus. >> i cannot believe anybody would start a fire in this wind. cheryl: heavy flames spread. >> low humidity, dry drop conditions, and the wind are conducive to rapid fire spread. cheryl: investigators are trying to determine the initial calls of the fire that burned at least three acres of land. when the 60 firefighters thought they had a handle on it, small fires popped up. nobody was injured. hay while the road and fortunately that was all that was in the barn. they will stay on fire watch even as we lost daylight. firefighters had to cut down some trees and go through the burned to bury. >> -- and go to the burn debris. >> you have to be very careful with any kind of fire materials. cheryl: of wind-related problems in montgomery county. several reports of fires and branches down throughout the day. in dam

but for now, we go live to darcy spencer, who is in kensington >> reporter: amelia, we're here on kensington parkway in montgomery county. it sure is cold out here, and we're still getting those wind gusts. take a look down the street here. you can see the utility companies are still here working on the power poles, trying to restore power to this neighborhood. damaging winds blew threw the d.c. area, downing trees and power lines and stoking brush fires. thousandsf many noticed the drop in temperature. the windchich, and the wind gusts, up to 55 miles an hour. >> yesterday we didn't need a jacket in the morning, but, well, after last night, it's the opposite. it's too cold, too fast. >> reporter: here in kensington, power crews will be working through the night to replace a utility pole. wind downed the pole, causing neighborhood including a nearby shopping center. 140 residents at kensington house apartments are spending the night without power. >> we've been very steady all day long with power lines down, some branches, trees here and there. >> reporter: this is twitter video from stringt

in kensington, maryland-- the gusts snapped power poles sunday-- knocking out service to the kensington house apartments. that also knocked out the heat to more than 100 units, with temperatures dropping into the 20's overnight. neighbors say all they heard was a big we reached out to pepco. a spokesperson for the company could not provide an estimate for when the power will return to all residents who are in the dark. but we have learned service has been restored to some of those customers. developing now. police search for the person responsible for a fatal shooting inside late last night. it happened in the 32-thousand block of deerfield road. investigators tell us that a man was found shot dead. police are still trying to figure out if this was a home invasion. they have not released any details about a possible motive for the violence and no arrests have been made. happening now.. a manhunt is underway for the person who shot and killed a san antonio police officer. detective benjamin marconi in his squad car yesterday, writing a ticket, when a car pulled up behind him. police say

in kensington, maryland-- the gusts snapped power poles sunday-- knocking out power to the kensington more than 100 units, with temperatures dropping into the 20's overnight. neighbors say all they heard was a big "bang" and then.. the lights went out. we reached out to pepco. a spokesperson for the company could not provide an estimate for when the power will return to those residents who are in the dark. but we have learned power has been restored to some of tho time now for weather time now for weather - another cold & blustery day - rain chances return for thanksgiving - dry weekend ahead today: mostly sunny. cold and blustery. gusty winds diminishing late. highs: 43-47 feels: 34-39 winds: nw 10-20 g 35+ tonight: mainly clear and cold. breezy. lows: 23-33 winds: w 5-15 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. winds: nw 10-15 mph apps and devices making your holiday travel, cooking and shopping a little easier. plus - find out how you can win one hundred "turkey bucks" just by watching good morning walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for servin

larry: the wind, taking down power lines in kensington. all morning long. a live look right now, we will check back in with sam when we change over to news channel eight at 7 a.m. don't forget, seven is always on your side. we have your stormwatch 7 weather app. -- alerts. autria: 2000 workers at chicago o'hare airport, they are seeking union rights and a minimum of $15 per hour. the work stoppage would create a ripple effect across the country, meaning you could be delayed whether you're traveling to chicago or not. and some good news for metro riders just in time for thanksgiving. this -- the most disrupted portion of the safetrack schedule is ending. concluding tomorrow night, it's cramming onto trains headed for union station this weekend. tuesday and wednesday are there busiest days. if you are headed out the day before, limited service for the big return with delays possible. larry: well, today is secure id day on abc seven. we have an alert more important than ever as we head into the holiday shopping season scott taylor begins the exclusive team cov

a 911 call came from the home in kensington this morning. zai zaire's mother and her boyfriend was holding the boy. family, neighbors and friends are trying to make sense of it all as crime scene investigators combthrough the second floor of the home where little zaire is expected to spend his last moments. >> she needs to confess, let us know what happened, like don't hide nothing. >> reporter: neighbors tell me that zaire's mother posted a picture of her dead son on social media within hours of his passing. now detectives are in the middle of their investigation. so far no arrests have been made, but we will keep you posted on the latest on this investigation. >>> severe storms slammed into parts of the southeast last night, killing five people, injuring more than a dozen others in tennessee. a couple died when their house was hit in what what was possibly a tornado. reports of tornadoes came in from at least six different areas, but storms also brought some relief today to parts of tennessee dealing with deadly wildfires. rain from thunde

did you say they were making a planned landing in kensington?hat's like on the travel brochure or whatever? >> reporter: well, conflicting story basically because what they told the media they had planned to land when being interviewed by police hey we encountered some weather conditions that forced to us land here. so that is why police are suspicious. >> all right. >> and still investigating. >> thank you very much, shawnette live in hunting park. if you've ever been to old city, chances are you've walked by ben franklin's grave. may have evens to add penny on it so many do. the founding father's resting place needed big time help and it just got from it a name you'll recognize. >> the neck time you head to an atm you'll pick up more than just cash. what scientists just discovered ♪ >>> 20-year-old man accused of flying a drone near a police chopper tonight ended up getting up close and personal with police. they arrested him. philadelphia police noticed the drone. their chopper was flying near 18th walnut. police took the man's drone much he'

let's go to kensington. you've got two shots here.re pictures by police lieutenant david, with the aviation unit of philadelphia police. you can see hot air balloon clearly in trouble caught fire over the city. from what witnesses are telling us it look like it was going to crash around edison. it looked like it was going to land oneirism went up and down a few times. maybe going to land okay and then not. finally it did land and crash in a ball field. on the left that is from a viewer on the ground. it landed at d and westmoreland streets just before 5:00 this evening. imagine being the witnesses we have chopper video which we'll show you later. there's a huge crowd of people gathered around the hot air balloon and it was -- we ran out of video obviously here. but it was quite the scene. nobody injured that is a good thing. >>> happening now a new kind of doctor has come to town. pennsylvania's first medical marijuana practitioner set up shop in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. pot was legalized for medical use here in pennsylva

kensington high school. he followed the bull from the sugar house casino area, to old city. near 8th and vine, there were officers trying to corral the out of control vehicle. they determined it was an emergency situation and fired shots to put it down. >> up on the highway, it was just going to cause on accident. but when it gets down here into center city, you got people walking around, he could have run into six or seven people. >> reporter: it was considered an emergency situation and they decided the best thing at this point was to put it down. and right now officials are awaiting the arrival of that slaughterhouse truck where the bull escaped from to begin with. >>> and 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with more break news. an explosive package left on the doorstep of a center city apartment. >> someone left the package in center city yesterday, but the man didn't open it until early this morning, that triggered the blast. randy, what are they telling you? >> reporter: well, we did just get this update from police and the atf, they are calling this explosive device

, knocking out power to the kensington house apartments. 140 apartments are without power at this time you're in the emergency lights are on. a street is also closed in the area. coming up next, more big names roll into donald trump's golf course. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:30, on your side. kimberly: firefighters in fairfax county battled to house fires, one broke out in a home on villa lane in falls church around 6:00 a.m.. smoke and materials in the home library ignited combustible the house. the people made it out safely, but two were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. two dogs died. the fire cost 170 thousand dollars in damage. in great falls, crews arrived to find a home on north false court and gulf in flames. still no word on what caused the fire. it happened around 2:30 a.m. and no one was injured.

in kensington away have video of chris van hollen voting and greeting some. some of his supporters, others not only voting fo republicans who are voting for donald trump. >> i think it is important that everybody get out to vote regardless of their political persuasion and whoever wins this should be an example for all marylanders. >> you want trump to be the next president. tell the viewers why. >> i consider him to be an out standing candidate for president successful business. john: you may notice that this time around maryland did we with the touch screens. you are going to cast the vote on a paper and pen ballot. the papers will go straight to an electronic scanner if you will and, well, election officials tell me to remind viewers to not take the that are in the booth. from kensington, maryland, now to my colleague sam sweeney who is in d.c. sam: good afternoon. a lot of people were late to work and many are taking a longer lunch break because there is a heavy turnout here in the district of columbia. this is a live look at the a.m.e. church at 16th and

. >>> unscheduled landings, a hot air balloon pilot makes an unplanned landing in a kensington park. >> it's november 17. let's get in the and go back to the right day, [laughter]. it's november 17. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, it's not as chilly as yesterday, but on the cool side. 43 in reading, 44 in wilmington, 49 in millville. and 52 in cape may, new jersey. winds in the sickle digits outside of the poconos. you don't have to worry about a big-time breeze this morning. 48 degrees cool for the startup forecast. northern, 58. we're going for another mild high today. 62 degrees, we'll hit that around 3:00 p.m. before dropping back to 53 by 6:00 p.m. we have another nice day on tap tomorrow, it's milder. saturday looks good, there's a big change for sunday i'll have the latest on that. >> reporter: all right, dave let's hits the roads at i-95. i-95 at girard. you can see the crews north ward heading toward northeast philadelphia. you can see the crews and the arrow board and the cones blocking the left lairns on nye -- lanes on the i-95. i-95 near academy, the flyers play to

the daily mail.com with the exclusive photos of the actress just before she returned to kensington palace. security nowhere in sight. >> unless and until she becomes official, i.e., a royal engagement, she will not need protection or prince harry will pay for it. >> meghan's london crash pad is pretty sweet. >> meghan is staying here at kensington palace which is just behind me. this is prince harry's home and it used to be the home of william and kate and meghan has had the opportunity to meet william and kate. >> as for the prince's schedule, it's pretty packed. >> this morn armistice day in london and tomorrow he's supposed to attend a rugby match and london bookies are betting 20 to 1 that meghan will appear with him. >> the speculation whether or not meghan will join harry on this tour, this is an official tour that harry is carrying out on behalf of the queen and they're carrying out royal duties which is why they're together before marry flies out at the end of next week. >> the stallone family are not royal, but they were certainly treated like it last night because his three daug

it took off from a slaughterhouse and was then spotted near kensington hospital it was finally spotted right here police headquarters. what have you been able to find out about this? >> reporter: we have actually seen a lot of people stopping to look earlier this afternoon, but the bull arrived here, backed into this patch of brush that you see just over my shoulder here and picked up the dead animal. the conservation officer who had to kill the bull walks us through what happened. >> i was just driving up 95 minding my business and saw this. >> reporter: this is what this conservation officer saw, a bull on the side of i-95. the maanimal jetted off a slaughterhouse truck, over to the kensington highway and then five miles down the highway. you see officer check, an 18-year veteran with the game commission and police, rounding the run away an mall, they say they determined it was an emergency situation before putting the bull down. >> we're in center city philadelphia, we're not in rural pennsylvania where you have a little more time to make decisions and maybe let the critter go and g

so we have nearly 400 students students still pouring in from einstein high school in kensington. they will remain here for some time and the demonstration will continue and we will follow this throughout the day. we'll talk to more students. police are making sure everything remains peaceful. the good news, though we've had many demonstrations here along the east coast and locally, all these demonstrations have remained peaceful. that's delia gonsalves, usa 9. >> we'll be following this along all our platforms. you can download the usa 9 app. thank you. >>> right now three federal judges are listening to arguments over how freedom plaza should be used on inauguration day. massive proevident wants to use it -- protest wants to use it. a partnership for civil justice fund was fighting for the right to assemble in the space used for demonstrations in the past. the group fought to have protests on inauguration day before, a ruling hasn't yet come down in this case. >>> president-elect donald trump officially named republican party chairman reince priebus as his chief of staff, and fo

reporting live in kensington, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." tam back to you. >> anney thank you for that. >>> gopg overnight -- developing overnight, two armed robbers held up a university city restaurant at closing time. you can see the officers investigating the scene. police say no one was hurt. >>> president-elect donald trump addressed a wide range of issues during his first television interview since the election. trump said he is a sober person and will conduct himself in a good manner. he plans on a poict -- a pointing a pro life justice. he addressed the on going protests. >>> don't be afraid. we are going to bring our country back, but certainly doughnut be afraid. we just had an election and sort of like you have to be given a little time. people are protesting, if hillary had won and my people were out protesting, everybody would be saying that's a terrible thing. >> trump said he would not accept the $400,000 annual salary for the presidency and take one dollar. >>> there's an outcry over an ugly incident here targeting black stud

tears replaced the joy that 2-year-old zahire brought to this kensington neighborhood. >> i was just crying all day because it's bad. i just want to know what happened. >> the toddler's aunt, god mother and friend of the family. zahire's mother and her boyfriend were holding zahire who appeared lifeless. he died at st. christopher hospital. authorities say he had bruising and injuries consistent with abuse. authorities wrapped up their investigation at the rooming house where zahire lived with his mother and her boyfriend for the last few months. >> he was loving. >> reporter: a close family friend says they're aware of domestic problems between the couple but they were afraid that the child would become a victim himself. >> you could have did whatever you could have did. and he could have been here right now. >> reporter: i have been in touch with investigators all day long. they are making progress and they say they are very close to making an arrest. outside police headquarters, nbc10 news. >> and police in camden are asking for help from the public to solve an especially brutal c

in kensington we have a fire location annie mccormick has been updating on that frankford avenue and lehigh avenue. indian creek road we had an accident blocking a lane, it's cleared, traffic is moving better. live on the boulevard, southbound traffic heading toward the schuylkill expressway no delays no problems just yet. >> president-elect donald trump is busy working on his transition to the white house. he announced two key appointments over the weekend as his first post-election interview aired on television. katherine scott is live at the satellite center following the details. >> reporter: matt this is a wide-ranging interview that covered a number of campaign pledges and issues. he was asked about the acts of violence cropping up across the country in his name and he was saddened to hear about them and wants them to stop. president-elect trump named two top advisors reince prebis was named as chief of staff. campaign ceo steven bannon will be the chief center stage gist and -- strategist and head council. trump sat down for an interview with 60 minutes. on immigration he said

. >> a hot air balloon hits a field in kensington. only "action news" was there as the balloon hid ground. >> we're prepared for late summer weather here, let's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: the numbers are similar to yesterday. i'm hoping we get more sunshine. there's cloud cover over south jersey, looks like it's breaking a part. unlike yesterday, looks like the clouds off to the north may have a harder time pushing in. unfortunately yesterday we did cloud up in the afternoon with sprinkles and showers around. 51 degrees in philadelphia. 44 in allentown. 43 a little cooler in the northern and western suburbs. 45 in millville. 48 in lville, 50 in trenton. 52 in cape may. 48 degrees by 7:00 a.m. under the sun. 10:00 a.m., 53. it's going to be a day where we bounce the numbers well above the average high. 58 by noon. the high today is 62 where we wound up yesterday hopefully more sun today. 6:00, 53 milder tomorrow karen and on saturday before the chilly change on sunday. i'll go over this in the seven day. >> reporter: all

we met eddie irvine stood with others on kensington as continued construction work went on along their street. it is part of waterlines being replaced and service at one point was cut off. >> and neighbor had a funeral in the family and the whole family came over and there was no water. >>reporter: neighbors got their water from hydrants and hoses and they had readings that charge them for water that never ran through their meters, when they asked why? >> we called and they gave us an attitude and on top of that our bill which should've been lower was almost the same price . >> we should be compensated on a water bill and not charged. >>reporter: this our underside investigation into poor customer service and roadblocks for city of cleveland residents. >> we do not count on the mayor for anything. >>reporter: the project was only supposed to ask?last a few weeks but took a few months and it is just now getting the last touches after news 5 phone calls and more help. >> we waited long enough and it took us coming out and maybe our councilwoman doing her job well. >>reporter: how other p

pretty sweet. >> meghan is staying here at kensington palace which is just behind me. this is prince harry's home and it used to be the home of william and kate and meghan has now had the opportunity to meet william and kate. >> as for the prince's schedule, it's pretty packed. >> this morning he observed armistice day in london and tomorrow he's scheduled to attend a rugby match and get this, london bookies are betting two to one that meghan will to the caribbean. >> the speculation whether or not meghan will join harry on this tour, this is an official tour that harry is carrying out on behalf of the queen and his focus is going to be on carrying out royal duties which is why they're seeing each other now. apparently, they were missing each other so much they wanted to have time together before harry flies out at the end of next week. >> the stallone family are not treated like it last night because his three daughters are& about to make go history and we were there for the big reveal. >> mtheet e new miss golden globe times three. >> you guys are usually accompanyin

. >>> a police-involved shooting on the streets in kensington, one suspect, and innocent bystander are injured. >>> and, shoppers who didn't get the deals they wanted on "black friday" have another chance today. we're live with the small mom and pop shops who want you to support them on this small business saturday. >>> today's saturday, november the 26th, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. here's meteorologist, justin drabick, with eyewitness weather. good saturday morning, justin, i work up with rain on my car, do we need the umbrella again today? >> no, i think we will be good. this morning, maybe the poconos get a stray shower. we will be drying out through the morning. overall not a bad weekends, typical late november, small business saturday, good shopping weather, outside, 50's, but not bad. no complaints for the rest of the this holiday weekends, things looking pretty good, doing some traveling, mid-atlantic, for the most part, no problems. we take you outside, live look at center city, partly cloudy skies right now, little weak disturbance going on, still clouds over us, will give

. >> a hot air balloon makes a landing on a kensington baseball food. chopper 6 hd was there as the balloon bounced across the ground. >> we take a walk on the mild side for the next few days. >> 6:30, it is time to get up, let's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: we're rolling through the week in fine shape this morning. satellite and radar showing there's cloud cover over south jersey, but most of us will see nice bright sunshine. the clouds to the north will have less of a chance rolling in. i'm seeing a little bit of a move toward us, but we'll have mostly sunny skies. 45 in reading, 45 in wilmington, 5 # in -- 52 in cape may. the winds are light and so not much of a windchill to worry about. 48 degrees. 53 bright by 10:00 a.m. noon, 58. the high today will be 62 which is where we wound up yesterday around 3:00 p.m. we'll do it again. 6:00 p.m., 53 and getting cool. tomorrow is very mild, saturday, a bit milder. the cold crush coming for sunday, i'll have details on all that coming up in the seventh day. >> reporter: let's check the schuylkill

thieves spent thanksgiving night stealing furniture from a kensington store.his is the last picture police have of them. that's a 65-inch television he's carrying on his shoulder as he takes off on a bike. he got away with about $4,400 worth of merchandise. >>> new york city released this surveillance video to get help identifying this man, the thief's biggest challenge, well, the bucket weighs about 85 pounds, it took him an hour to make normally a ten-minute walk. police now believe the man and the gold are in florida. >>> and from gold in florida to ice in antarctica, runners posed together for the mannequin challenge. runners from 17 countries took part in the event and then they paused for the video. >> that is very cool, they look frozen. >> and considering negative 4, running a marathon which is 26 miles. >> gives new meaning to the word frozen. >> we have rain still moving in for tonight, so we're not done with it yet, but we're done with it overnight tonight. we'll look at when the sun will come back, that's next. ♪ i was on my way to work, the next t

we have an issue like a fire in kensington, dealing with that frankford and lehigh. a new accident in chester, 5th street at morton avenue. there are people injured on the scene. we have police and emergency workers heading right there. one more issue, the tacony-palmyra bridge opening expected any minute here. you want to head to the betsy ross bridge instead matt and tam. >> the search continues for the juveniles involved in a senseless string of attacks in center city. annual off duty detective was among those hurt. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters with the on going investigation. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, two teens are in custody, but more arrests could come what is described as vicious and random attacks by what appears to be a flash mob in center city. one of the victims like you said was an off duty police detective. this is video from saturday evening when it happened. the first attack at 16th and walnut. witnesses say a group of teens starting pointed assaulting pedestrians there and off duty police detective who happened to be walking

prior to that this bull was spotted on i-95 before that it was in kensington certainly an impressive escape but lucy as you mention add very sad ending. the reaction to a bull running down i-95 was predictable. >> can't be. no bulls around. where is the farm out. >> i think i'm in the out west. >> reporter: the bull did come from out west lancaster. it and 30 other farm animals cattle, sheep and goats were all being unloaded at a slaughter house in kensington when it made the great escape. >> i tried to stop him but i couldn't. >> reporter: too strong, right. >> too wild. we turned it around once but it spooked again and took off. >> reporter: down 95 on to 676 and finally on to vine street a good 4-mile run. >> it's coming right by rye off sick 76. right in front of me. >> reporter: about block away the conservation officer said there was no choice but to kilt as it was aggressive. >> we generally don't do this we're wildlife officers but in extreme situation -- emergency situation for public safety we chose to put it down. >> reporter: sad ending bought site that won't soon be forg

investigators say the pair were bitten by a man they were trying to airiness kensington. trang do explains what led to this bizarre attack. >> reporter: routine patrol in the kensington neighborhood led to usual assault on police. around 1:30 a.m., two, 24th district officers spotted man who appeared to be breaking in a car near k and venge ankle owe streets. >> when the police grabbed this individual, he start today kick, punch, and bit both of the police officers? both male and female officer suffered bite wounds to the hands and arm breaking skin and drawing blood. fellow officers took them to area frankford hospital to be checked out. >> any time someone is bit, a human bite, it is really potentially very dangerous. so it has to be thoroughly, thoroughly cleaned, and this particular 32 year old suspect who was arrested, who is well known to the police in the area, who are not only selling drugs, but also, doing drugs. >> the suspect will be charged with resisting arrest, aggravated assault on police, and possibly theft. from police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyew

the daily mail.com with the exclusive photos of the actress just before she returned to kensington palacecurity nowhere in sight. >> unless and until she becomes a royal girlfriend and that's official, i.e., a royal engagement, meghan will not have royal protection. if she wants royal protection she will have to pay for that herself or prince harry will have to pay for it. >> meghan's london crash pad is pretty sweet. >> meghan is staying here at kensington palace which is just behind me. this is prince harry's home and it used to be the home of william and kate and meghan has now had the opportunity to meet william and kate. >> as for the prince's schedule, it's pretty packed. >> this morning he observed armistice day in london and tomorrow he's scheduled to attend a rugby match and get this, london bookies are betting two to one that meghan will appear publicly wwth him and then a week from sunday he's off to the caribbean. >> the speculation whether or not meghan will join harry on this tour, this is an official tour that harry is carrying out on behalf of the queen and his focus is go

z25pkz zi0z y25pky yi0y thats morning in the kensington section.he officer was inside the vehicle at the corner of f street indiana and kensington avenue when the driver hit the patrol car and sped off. the driver remains on the loose tonight. >>> a 20-year-old man shot has died. it happened about 2:45 in the southbound lanes. new jersey state troopers arrived and found the man off the side of the road. the victim had been shot in the back of the head taken to cooper university hospital. he later died, no further details have been released. >>> it was a sea of purple as walkers and runners raised money to fight pancreatic cancer. kicked off in fairmount park near the please touch museum. money raised goes towards research and supporting patients as well. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump

. >>> a fire inside a tire shop has a busy intersection shut down this is going on in kensington.> first interview of president-elect donald trump is talking about his policy. he has a message about the rash of hate crime incidents in the wake of his victory. >>> take a look at this, this is the supermoon, this is the prime time to get out and see it before 6:30 a.m. david murphy is tracking the workweek forecast and the chance of rain later in the day, we'll tell you about the moon, karen rogers has traffic next up on "action news." oasty everywhere. >>> finally this morning, we have seen plenty of child prodigies. kid who is excel way before their peers. >> this morning, a 4-year-old who is playing college baseball. here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: signed to play college ball and he's just 4. no wonder ari schultz is the kid with the home run smile. he loves it the. >> you've got quite an arm there. >> reporter: he's been swinging a bat since he was a toddler. he was always good in front of a basketball hoop, too. all this bede spite the hit to his health his whole life. h

one in frankford along kensington and one on the main line along montgomery avenue by grays lane. and as you look at the big picture no shortage of red zones and slow spots, speeds like 12 miles per hour on 95 northbound by the betsy ross bridge, and king of prussia lets focus on what is so often a red zone. the schuylkill expressway 422 and 222 a crash by the mall at mills boulevard and one this afternoon on the westbound side of the schuylkill approaching 202, and eventually mall boulevard. the crash is off to the right shoulder and police remain on the scene so westbound on the schuylkill is extra heavy from the conshohocken curve through this point at 202. and big problems cropping up off the tacony palmyra bridge. this is 73 and the northbound traffic at hilton road heading towards the bridge and southbound all lanes are blocked because of an accident and downed wires, details are coming in and i would get in and out of new jersey by the betsy ross. and lets do the commuter report. problems many birmingham at 526, a lot of people stuck there as well. we'll check it again bria

. >> police think someone from kensington sold at least some of those drugs.ox 29's dave kinchen with details on that and also information, dave, that could save lives. >> reporter: yes, so many first responders deal with this so much in this city and they want people to know that there's help immediately available for anyone win with an addiction and this comes after a report that says the addictions are worse than we thought. it's been a long road back to so before i are the for jimmy me hammer a northeast philadelphia native now living in the mvp recovery community in delaware county. >> just kind of -- you kind of get high and then you blackout, like you don't -- you don't -- you don't -- you don't recall any of it. >> reporter: 24-year-old says he used heroin for so long he suffered numerous overdoses with narcan needed to revive him at least four time. >> i through up all over myself the one time. couple other times i woke up in the hospital and as soon as i woke up in the hospital i would start ripping all the iv' out of me. >> on and off i was homeless

. >> in kensington a crash involving a schoolbus sent one person to the hospital.ky fox over the scene at east lehigh avenue and jasper stretta about 4:00 this afternoon much police say the bus crashed no a car. we don't know the condition of the driver but you can see in the video fox 29 viewer that children were indeed on the bus. we don't yet know what went wrong. >>> developing to night in delaware county, a heart broken family is begging for your help. they are hoping for any information that can help catch the driver who left a chester grandmother in critical condition. hit-and-run happened more than week ago. but her family still doesn't have the answers they're looking for. fox 29's shawnette wilson live at the chester police department. shawnette, you spoke to the victim's daughter. >> reporter: i did, lucy, schenn says that her mother has several life threatening injuries. in fact she just had surgery recently on both of her legs. but while she remain in the hospital, the person who hit her is still out there. >> tammy mc neal describes the traumatic inju