. >> ground zero of our local heroin epidemic lies in the heart of the philadelphia's kensington sectionthere drug users all over line streets in makeshift tents. homeless population used to call the tracks their home but that shifted aboveground following a massive clean up. investigative reporter wendy saltzman has been following the story for us. >> rick, this is what the tracks looked like eight months ago, ground covered in syringes and junk but by september, just three months after our original report, conrail purged the area of all remnants of the drug users who once called it home pushing hundreds of the homeless on to kensington street to an area call the emerald city among piles of trash you would see feces and used needles but residents of philadelphia's emerald city, camp spread out under three bridgeness kensington, shares nothing with the famous fantasy land in oz but a name. this is harsh reality of life asiana dick on philadelphia's street. >> it is really bad. it is not like back in the day where we used to get down to the track. you didn't have to worry about getting ro

than keeping us safe they spent their whole time in the whole concentration going around north kensington taking our library of lovely hundred twenty five year old north kensington library of a beautiful information center underneath the fly over. and any other public assets they could get their hands on including this beautiful building behind us the building behind us a purchase of freehold for twenty five point three million pounds without any consultation without even the local labor councillors knowing about it i put some of accusations to barry cooke i'm not going to comment on that it seems to me that that's a very very strong statement all i can say is that i've looked at the issues that we're dealing with in relation to fire safety on housing on making sure that we've got people that you know directing the team when we're directing work ourselves to make sure that people are safe but obvious there emma. level accusations directly at some of cook's colleagues like former deputy council leader look filled in mel and they had to massive mass the plans and some people praying in thei

further away from the concept of social housing and with that where men were allowing borrowers like kensington and chelsea who have a real problem their big problem is how does a posh borrow with a shed load of money on a log bridge people how can that how how can they relate to a very very poor part of the borrower where you've got people who are destitute as anywhere else in the u.k. it's very very difficult who has learnt to you know see the pasha off and make sure they get all that they want you know paying their rates and at the same time help people who are absolutely desperate it's almost like asking people to be schizophrenia you know the two opposites and that is why that is why we need we don't need to believing we can't live in poverty to local authorities we have to have a almost a kind of minister of poverty a minister who looks after who runs of the poverty unit who runs the prevention unit and is in a in a way struggling to kind of balance all of this and bringing people into the fray rather than just leaving it to kensington and chelsea or westminster westminster it's some of t

. >> reporter: the brutal winter seems no match for the lure of opioids of heroin in kensington where sale and use of the drug seem brisk wednesday. >> jack, are you using? >> yes. >> reporter: you use heroin user as well. >> yes. >> reporter: can you kick it in any way you think? are you going to be able to kick it. >> i've been shooting heroin for 30 years. >> reporter: kensington in the grips of the most severe opioid epidemic in philadelphia. philadelphia leaders believe this nightmare has been forced on them by big pharma the companies who make opioids and falsely marketed them as pain relief without at diction. >> the city currently in the grips of what can be termed as a public health nightmare. >> reporter: nightmare that's cost millions for police, first responders and treatment of the addicted. so the city has turn to the courts to get its money back. filing wednesday a 160 page lawsuit to match the size of the problem. >> today we're asking the companies that sell these drugs to stop pushing these drugs in philadelphia. and to start helping us clean up the problems they hav

i went shopping for blue light bulbs in kensington to examine city hall blew light program which goesething like this. >> thank you very much. >> heroin users apparently can't find veins to inject aunt blew light. so install one on your stoop they won't shoot up there any more. carlos says he'll give it a go. he's got curious nieces and nephews. >> what's this for, what's this for they poke themselves you never know they might have aids. any kind of disease that's out there running. >> reporter: he says he clears the stoop of drug paraphernalia in the mornings maybe with blue bulb he won't have to any more. you think it works. >> i think it will work. >> reporter: okay. >> everybody gets together it will work. >> reporter: the program mainly for kensington and fair hell providing blue light bulbs through non-profit and supposedly police but something about the idea of shutting down user by shining blue light on him. come on. >> is that going to keep you from finding your spot and doing your thing? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: no? >> no way. we can feel for your veins. >> most peopl

billion pounds in reserves that we've been losing all of our public and public buildings in north kensington. the people that are responsible for that at all because i see a small caballo of officers keeping us safe they spent their whole time nation center underneath the fly over comment on that it seems to me that ban on housing on making sure they're directing the one with direct leaks like former deputy council leader what field in maryland they had to massive master plans and some people bring in their expense from elsewhere when the current deputy leader says a property developer and others who were just merely aspiring to be property developer their board of fire filled in million was working for a property development company slyly named socially conscious capital how socially conscious is it that while serving in public office he was also be unwind ten times by dismay and. this guy got rich convincing councils to sell off assets to his wealthy clients filled a million injuries these five star lunches with him and pinch pennies from us. to look out the window that's the only thing yo

find a balance all of this and bringing people into the fray rather than just leaving it to kensington chelsea or westminster westminster it's some of the poorest people this isn't tower hamlets this isn't you know this isn't you know south sheffield is a mill and i should say labor councils arguably do the same as the library. unisa paul you missed municipal socialism is as guilty as municipal conservatism in this area the most revolutionary idea arguably you've come up with and i'm surprised that you know whether you thought you were going to get it through the private member's bill given the property is the bedrock of capitalism you wanted to treat private rent is the same way. young. people getting moved it is due yet there is only about the private member's bill because it seems pretty fundamental it's what happened to it and what is it it's a it's a private member's bill it's had its first reading it's number thirteen in the list certain it will at some stage get a second reading but that might take a year or two so i'm trying to just tell me what i'm trying to push it forward th

a teenager was shot in philadelphia's kensington section in philadelphia and the search continues forman. if you plan to watch the state of the union you may see lawmakers wearing black and in why. and a big surprise for a 75-year-old eagles fan that leaves him speechless. the react getting super these tickets. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph jaime apody and rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tuesday night. the investigators are releasing video of the man they say raped a drexel university student at her off campus apartment. and a teachers aide that was n for assaulting a student has been found dead. and eagles fans in minnesota are rushing to get their official super bowl gear in time for sunday's big game. now the details, terrifying moments for a woman in her home that woke up and discovered a stranger and the woman was sexually assaulted before the unknown man escaped. walter per is live now with the details on who police are searching for. >> reporter: the attack occurs during the early morning

just before 11:00 when two officers stop the car on the 2800 block of kensington avenue going the wrong way, on a one way road. well, the cars passenger was being padded down he allegedly reached for an officer's gun, that officer fired one shot and then police say the passenger pulled out a gun. >> male's out of car and he has what is a firearm out and he has produce that had firearm and at that point the other highway patrol officers fires we believe three times but he definitely fired more than once striking the male. male was struck at least once in the torso area. >> that man is in critical condition, police say that the driver was compliant, he is being interviewed as a witness >>> new this morning police say a man is dead after shooting his wife, and then himself inside a northeast philadelphia home. officers responded to this house, on passmore street and rising sun boulevard after midnight. the suspect shot his wife once , police say, she's in critical condition, no word on what led to this shooting. >>> well, the atlanta falcons playoff drive ended last night right here in phi

when two officers stopped the car on the 2800 block of kensington avenue for going the wrong way.a passenger was getting out of the car, one of the officers reported seeing him reach for a gun. in his waistband. >> male is out of the car and he has what is the firearm out, he's now produced that firearm. at that point, the other highway patrol officer fires we believe three times, we're double-checking but definitely fired more than once, strike the male. the male raw struck at least once in the torso area. >> the man was taken to temple university hospital. as for the 26-year-old driver, police say he was compliant and was not charged. the investigation is ongoing. >>> we know now the circumstances surrounding a deadly two-car crash in burlington county. this happened about 4:30 p.m. yesterday in willingboro, robert and janet stevenson of burlington township were waiting to cross over route 130 on to bridgeboro road when or two driver sped into the jug handle and hit them. couple. minivan was propelled over an embankment and into the body of water. investigators are looking into

nbc10's brandon hudson has been looking into this problem, he joins us now live in kensington.is all haso with the weather. >> reporter: that's right, erin, when snow and ice make it too dangerous for the sanitation on, you see piles of trash like this form all over the neighborhood. neighbors say sights like thisr rainshower, but they're also an eyesore. this isn't what some neighbors near 5th and jefferson want to see on their block. >> around this neighborhood, everything is going up. >> reporter: a pile of trash which wasn't picked up on its scheduled day. add in the city holiday at lea waiting. across the street is more trash, which neighbors told nbc10, also was not picked up on time. one father told us it doesn't look good sitting close to the children, and down the street from a school. >> make the community look good. >> the streets department issued an apology on its facebook page about the delayed trash and city pickup citywide. it said the winter weather and holiday schedule are to blame. sanitation crews are expected to pick up trash in this part of kensington. >>

targeted areas include frankfurt and cotman, kensington and allegheny in kensington, north broad street in north philly, stadium area in south philly. >> we don't want anyone hurt, and we don't want any damage to property. we want people to have fun. >> reporter: move anything from the front of the house that can be thrown. as for the moores, they will join the fun from a distance. >> if eagles win will you be out here celebrating? >> yes, right on our steps. >> reporter: we're also told that police are looking at using more barriers in certain areas, in certain neighborhoods, to control crowds. we could learn more about that during a security briefing tomorrow morning. >>> traffic and public transit will also be big issues for sunday's game. there's a concert that night at the wells fargo center, so fans are being told to prepare for even more cars on the road and in the parking lots. >> septa is trying to help fans get in and out of the stadium quickly as possible, offering a special round trip pass on the broad street line. buy those starting tomorrow. >>> eagles fans got a chance to

. >> a police involved shooting in kensington remains under investigation this morning. it left a-year-old than critical condition and the incident started before 11 saturday night when two officers stopped a car in 2800 block of kensington avenue for going the wrong way. now we're told as a passenger was getting out of the car one of the officers reported seeing him reach for a gun from ways wv aist band. >> a smael out of the car and has a firearm produced that firearm and at that point the other highway patrol officer fires three times we're double checking now fired more than once striking male. the male was struck once in the torso area. >> the driver of the vehicle was compliant and not charged with any offense. >>> still ahead, dozens of passengers forced to jump to safety when a casino shuttle bowl fwouvrt flames. >> and plane skids off a run way off a cliff and dangles off the ocean. see video from passengers as it was happening. >> this makes you wonder what a celebration will be like if the eagles actually get to the superbowl. how owner jeffery lurie let loos

22-year-old man remains in critical condition at this hour after an officer involved shooting in kensington. police say the incident started just before 11:00 last night when two officers stopped the car on the 2800 block of kensington avenue for going the wrong way. while the car passes passenger was exiting the vehicle an officer saw him allegedly reach for gun. that was held in his waistband. >> the male is now out of the car and he has what is in fact a firearm out, you know, he's now produced that firearm, at that point the other highway patrol officers fires we believe three times, double checking that now he definitely fired more than once striking the mail. the male was struck at least once in the torso area. >> the man was transported to temple university hospital. police say the 26-year-old driver was compliant and was not charged. the investigation is on going. >>> also, in philadelphia, overnight, a man is dead after shooting his wife and then himself inside of a home in the city's northeast area. officers responded to the house on path more street and rising sun boulevard just

. >>> new this morning in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood police tell us they are proud of officers who helped stop an armed robbery without using lethal force. investigators say a security guard shot a man suspected of robbing the store at knife point. when police got their they used pepper spray and a taser which seemed to have no effect. the officers wrestled the man and got the knife away. >>> the 13 brothers and sisters locked in a southern california home were so malnourished that officers first thought they were all children even though several were as old as 29. police arrested them on sunday after their teenage daughter escaped from their home outside los angeles. she said she and her siblings were being held captive by their parents. and when police got there they found children as young as 2 chained to their beds. the parents could face torture and child endangerment charges. >>> police now say the driver who plunged into the icy delaware river ran from the scene and left his girlfriend there to die. police say jacob garret was behind the wheel when his car hit a parked v

locations from kensington locations and they sent out a letter to customers saying it's a result ofase in rent from the owner and inability to come to an agreement. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> a yellow weather alert in effect right now. >>> the winter weather advisory out for the entire dc metro area and tomorrow it could turn to snow during the morning commute. we talk about that on the weather terrace.>> the snow some snow south of town the air is so dry you won't reach the ground. this is reaching the ground from piedmont, north carolina through the foothills and to the coast. what does it mean? winter weather advisories covering the metro area but one reason these are in effect as far as frederick and gaithersburg is not the amount of snow but the timing. it will be overnight ending by 7:00. just in time for the morning commute. those are winter storm warnings in white and the orange which you don't see often are blizzard warnings to the east all the way to the coast. about the blizzard warnings, that's about visibility and not how much snowfall. visibility under

are you going to be able to kick it. >> i've been shooting heroin for 30 years. >> reporter: kensingtond and heroin abuse problem in philadelphia. a city with the most severe opioid crisis of the nation's big cities. wednesday not far from the gritty streets where the opioid epidemic is raging, philadelphia leaders opened a legal battle with the makers of the opioids. >> the cities current until the grips of what can be termed as public health nightmare. >> reporter: a nightmare that killed 1200 people from overdo overdoses and 2017 says the health commissioner. more than the peak of the aids crisis. a nightmare that's cost the city millions for first responders to treat the addicted to jail the sellers. so wednesday, they filed a big lawsuit to match the size of the problem. >> today we're asking the companies that sell these drugs to stop pushing these drugs in philadelphia. and to start helping us clean up the problems they have caused. >> reporter: named are ten drug makers like johnson & johnson, perdue pharma and endo health solutions. they're accused of deceptive marketing and sa

the incident happened lt block h american street in kensington. now police have not said how the officer was hurt but we're told he is in stable condition. >>> president trump is meeting with lawmakers today to discuss immigration reform. thants congres an $18 billion wg the mexican border. however, democrats refuse to support that plan. instead they are focused on protecting so-call dreamers those are people brought to the us illegally as children. the president says he is willing to protect the dreamers if congress agrees to pay for the wall. >>> well the eagles p push starts this saturday at the linc. >> press conference this morning head coach doug pederson admitted they are up against a good team the atlanta falcon but says his guys just have to stay focused. >> when you boil it down it's football at the end of the day. just go do your job. do what you've been coached to all week long, and give it your best effort on saturday. if it's good enough, great. if it's not, you know, then we focus on next season. >> pederson pointed that many of the

block every kensington avenue. crawl any critical condition now facing lengthy list of charges. motorists cents driving along southbound i95 near the girard avenue exit plotted a naked man walking along the shoulder of the road around noontime today. according to police, the man started throwing debris at cars. eventually officers did catch up with the man, they cuffed him, took him into custody immediately. luckily no one was injured during this very bizarre incident on 95 southbound today. >> all right, lauren, so i'm excited about the weather for tomorrow's big game. i think that's good news for us. >> i think it is good news for us, and statistic i cannily, it is good news for us, so we will talk about that, i think warmth might favor the eagles, got little sports going on, leslie. >> we're taking leslie, yes, taking her. >> most of the thunder will be stolen by ready for the game. >> look. >> yes. >> adorable. >> mia do-able game is ready for the game. >> extra small jersey on. >> that's good triple extra small. >> he is like 5 pounds. >> she is ready to go. she is ready to

the happy couple appeared in the grounds of kensington palace, which will be her new home.he second time they had appeared together for the cameras. reporter: harry, when did you know she was the one? the very first time we met! later, in a candid interview with the bbc‘s mishal husain, they revealed they'd met on a blind date set up by a mutual friend. in early november, while preparing a roast chicken dinner, harry popped the question. it was just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. of course. was it an instant yes from you? yes, as a matter of fact, i could barely let him finish proposing. i said, "can i say yes now?!" she didn't even let me finish. she said, "can i say yes, can i say yes?" then there was hugs i had the ring in my finger. i was like, "can i give you the ring?" she was, like, "oh, yes, the ring!" so, no, it was a really nice moment, just the two of us, and i think i managed to catch her by surprise as well. the fact that i fell in love with meghan so incredibly quickly was sort of confirmation to me that

long more about a highway patrol officer shot a man in the stomach following a traffic stop in the kensington section of philadelphia. >>> and eagles show what they are made of from the atlanta falcons recapping last night's big game and what is a head forbidder. >>> plus why those players were on the field, fans were on the edge of their seat. >> and then, jumping with joy we will tell what you they have to say about the big win. >> indeed we will, more in a moment but first outside we will go for check of the exclusive forecast and meteorologist chris sowers, it is cold again. >> it feels better out here right now then it did this morning when we were on the air. temperatures still in the teens and 20's, wind chills in the single digits and teens and i must be catching a break here, is there not much wind on city avenue. 17 degrees in slatington, 17 in kutztown, 17 in quakertown, pottstown 18, malvern 19, center city 21, media 18, glassboro 20, fortecoup 21, tuckahoe 22, cinnamon sin 21. ewing, 21 degrees. wind chill values still showing single digits out there. we will see a couple of teen

i'm in kensington.los melendez who screwed one of these blue light bulbs in over his stoop to keep users from using on his porch. my take is i was skeptical. carlos seems to think it will work. i went shopping for blue light bulbs in kensington today to examine city hall's blue light program which goes something like this. >> thank you very much. >> heroin users apparently can't find veins to inject under a blue light so install one on your stoop they won't shoot up there any more. carlos says he'll give it a go. he's got curious nieces and nephews. >> what's this for? they polk themselves you never know might have aids. any kind of disease that's out there running. >> reporter: he says he clears the stoop of drug paraphernalia with, maybe we the blue bulb he won't have toy any more. >> you that it works. >> i think it will work. >> okay. >> everybody gets together it will work. >> reporter: program mainly for kensington and fair hell providing blue light bulbs from a non-profit and supposedly police so

country which is part of this country something from kensington and chelsea here are along with a grim story of grand for the movement song nearly as big as one would have expected the guardian reports only three out of one hundred sixty social housing towers required after grandfather thought as of this week that's right they've had i think seven months since the incident which killed in the forty which killed over seventy people in grenfell tower that's remember that was in large part because the external cladding turned out to be flammable get this action there are more buildings clad with that climb of all material now than at the time of the incident now the government's trying to fob this off a little bit on the local authorities there saying such a job it says that not very many councils are given the information needed to make these funds available but come on let's just be realistic seventy people seventy plus people died here and there are tens of thousands of people living in virtually identical circumstances to this all over the country now that is not exactly the kind of l

this way i don't have to rob and steel or anything like that. >> reporter: back in kensington jack shouts works to users looking for clean syringes. he's got plenty of takers. >> it's bad. rot. >> reporter: got tepp better at you. >> no, not at all. it's bad. >> reporter: losing friends? >> oh yeah. lost a lot of people in the last year. >> reporter: fox 29 has contacted the companies name in the suit purdue pharma vigorously denies the allegation and looks forward to presenting its defense. allergan says it sports the safe responsible use of prescription medications. janson says the allegations in the lawsuit are goal legally and factually unfounded. we'll have more at 6:00. i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. lucy. >> okay. talk then, jeff. >>> violence in west philadelphia in one neighborhood in particular has a family packing up. last night their two grandsons 12 and 15 years old ended up shot with a pellet gun you saw it as breaking news right here on fox 29 news at 10:00. tonight fox 29's joyce evans has been talking with the family live now in west philadelphia. joyce? >> reporter: well, lu

know we all decided one quarter not to pay our council tax to the council and the whole of north kensington pays its council tax to a community organization and then you know facilitate all of those organizations already in place doing the way remember those millions that the council had in the bank they could have spent in that wasn't deadly while we were filming this report the council buckled under community pressure announcing that it would spend much of those sweet house in survivors in the local area we're on track to purchase about three hundred properties before the second week in december we're looking to try to make sure that we can offer people properties a permanent with buying properties in the. ten and eleven who knows where we would be if it weren't for the community stand alone for five months people have been in hotels the vast majority still my state is being gutted the reality for us the battles will start of got my island of joy my residents association a party campaign to take back what is ours may it's the only way we can survive me to realize that you had elected me w

in kensington, mark segraves, news4. >> it is getting tough to find a copy of "fire and fury" here in washington. the bombshell tell-all book went on sale at midnight last night. white house officials call it a book of lies, but tonight the author is defending his reporter. blayne alexander has >> reporter: early delivery, "fire and fury" released four days ahead of schedule and already a best seller despite threats of legal action from president trump. >> not only is he helping me sell books, but he's helping me prove the point of the book. i mean, this is extraordinary that a president of the united states would try to stop the publication of a book. >> reporter: in a today show exclusive, author michael wolff defending the book that airs dirty white house laundry and calls into question the president's fitness for office. slammed by the white house as complete fantasy. >> should steve bannon be fired? >> reporter: president trump leaving for camp david, ignoring shouted questions about his former advisor steve bannon who, in the book, attacks and belittles the president's children.

it happened shortly before midnight on kensington avenue.an is in critical condition at temple university hospital. it's still not clear what led up to this police involved shooting. no one else is hurt. 7:06 now on this sunday. how a 3-month-old baby girl died in philadelphia. the baby girl was sleeping in bed with her foster mother and boyfriend. that's when the foster mother called 911 say the baby was unresponsive. medics rushed the child from the house. the child was pronounced dead. no word on possible charges. >>> hawaii is recovering from a mistake that led to quite the scare for residents and visitors. a false emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. the message sent to cell phones warned of an inbound missile and said, quote, this is not a drill. it took more than a half hour for the emergency management agency to send a second message. it sent panic on the island and concerns across social media. hawaiian officials have apologized blaming human error for sending out the wrong message. >> it was a procedure that occurred a

. >>> this weekend, residents in kensington can pick up tool kits to help them, it contains cleaningupply and educational materials and blue lightbulbs. residence will be encouraged to install those bulbs outside the home. also, in kensington, police are looking for a man caught on surveillance video pulling out a gun and robbing a small grocery store. it happened a week ago inside the ontario mini market on east ontario street. watch as another employee tried to sneak up. the robber spotted the employee and told him to stay away. >>> this man armed with a knife. he robbed everyone at north fifth street last month. the surveillance video was taken after the robbery. you can see him changing clothes there. during the robbery, one witness knocked the suspect to the ground and police say he stabbed the witness in the back but that man is okay. >>> lawmakers in delaware backing a bill that would eliminate cash bail. the senate voted in favor of the measure and now heads to the governor's desk for final aproouf approv approval. there are some who say it unfairly punishes those who don't h

. >>> a philadelphia police officer shot a man in kensington kensington avenue.he man hit is in critical condition this morning at temple university hospital. it's still not clear what led up to the shooting. no one else was hurt. >>> an update on a murder in burlington county we told you about yesterday morning. authorities have now charged two people in connection with that case. 20-year-old shane davis faces a first-degree murder charge and 19-year-old jada face as charge of aggravated assault. police say they hit a man with a shovel and shot and killed him. police say he got into an argument with the couple before he was killed. the couple lives in the same apartment complex. >>> 6:07 now. investigators are trying to determine how a 3-month-old baby died in west philadelphia. early yesterday, according to the child's mother, the baby was sleeping in bed with her foster mother and the foster mother's boyfriend. that's when the foster mother called 911 to say the baby was unresponsive. medics rushed the child from the house where she was pronounced dead. no wor

there's two other locations in kensington and montgomery county.nsington center will offer deliveries to currently served zip codes in the district. >>> a pharmacy opening near a school is usually not that big of a deal but they offer medical marijuana. news4's kristin wright went to see if the school's neighbor is causing any concern. >> we are zoned as a pharmacy. >> reporter: sue is trying it for bad arthritis. >> it gets depressing, you know, when you get older and you say this is not what i thought my go this much pain. >> that type is to be educated about the marijuana than scare them. the school district doesn't expect any problem. >> how hard would it be for the student over there to come over here and actually get cannabis on their own? >> extremely hard. >> reporter: the manager says they've had community outreach meetings and so far are good neighbors. >> there's a specific need everywhere. >> a little baggy. >> reporter: something that sue could not agree with more. >> to get registered in maryland, you have to go through a series of ho

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