limerick township police detective ernie morris and his wife christine were left with virtually nothingtheir two daughters were scared and their family cat was killed. the story sent shock waves through the lower pottsgrove community. >> devastating. sad to know somebody could do this. >> reporter: tuesday night this texas road house in royersford was packed. >> this is a huge turnout which is awesome. i didn't expect anything like this. >> reporter: the staff is telling me here the wait might be 45 to 50 minutes maybe even longer. >> that's not a problem. we're here for a good cause. >> reporter: the staff and management here decided to donate 10 percent of the entire night's revenue to their morris family. the goal was about a thousand dollars which is on top of the thousand dollars raised by members of the limerick fire company. >> it's amazing. it's a blessing that came out of all of this to be honest with you. >> the entire community has been so generous and the support has been overwhelming. >> reporter: according to pennsylvania state police next door neighbor 52 year old donna k

her neighbor is limerick township police detective ernie morris and police say this is not the first time krupp struck out at morris. annie mccormick is live outside the destroyed building any what's the latest here? >> and jim, this family lost everything including their family cat and it all happened in middle of the trip to disneyworld. tonight, police tell us that the person responsible their vindictive next door neighbor. >> lower drive any pottsgrove is ready for christmas. tonight this end of cul-de-sac is in the dark after police say this fire at the home of limerick police detective erpy morris was set by this woman donna krupp his next door neighborhood. krupp was caught on. they installed security cameras before leaving with family. the motive investigators say krupp believed morris was responsible for ongoing incarceration of her son who has a history of drug abuse and run ins with the law no one answered the door at the krupps home. >> we're glad everything is resolved and we don't need to worry about serial arsonists or anything like that. >> patti yerger was first to c

limerick police detective lives there but he was not home at the time. fire marshall is investigating right now. >>> also developing, a construction worker was hit and killed on route 422 near route 100 in chester county earlier this morning. road was closed for an investigation but it has reopened, ever since. it is not clear if charges will be filed against the driver involved. >>> and demonstrations over grand jury decisionness miss yuri and insuring spark protests across the country including right here in philadelphia. protesters disrupted last night's tree lighting ceremony at city hall. police made one arrest. >>> right now coming up at 5:43. time for traffic and weather to go, hi there, katie. >> good morning, everybody. we will check in request our eyewitness weather watcher network and temperatures we are finding in the region right new as we look at a slew all in one look here, it is generally right or around or below or slightly above freezing. in tuckerton, saylorsburg pennsylvania, so complete opposite. 31 degrees appease, marty, so 29. fre

jesse gary is live this morning for us inside limerick township outside the police department there. this is more than a police effort to help one of their own, right? >> that's exactly right. the entire township community as well as people from the outside all pulling their resources to try and help. earlier this month the morris family home on common drive went up in flames while they were vacationing. investigators say neighbor donna cr u ckrupp set the blaze. trying to make the best of this bad situation during the holidays. >> do know that they have found a new place to be at. they got a christmas tree and everything. the kids are getting a little more excited, again. trying to get to normal with some christmas tree and the gifts coming back. >> on buckwalter road. the restaurant will donate 10% of the total sales tonight. for more information on that you can go to our website, nbc10.com. how did this all come about and why? i'll investigate that and let you know coming up in the next hour. we're live in limerick township. >>> happening today, the man charged with firing the str

which is on ton of the thousand dollars raised by members of the limerick fire company. >> it's amaz amazing. it's a blessing that came out out of all this of this to be honest with you. >> the entire community has been so generous and the support has been overwhelming. >> reporter: according to pennsylvania state police, next door neighbor 52 year old donna krupp had an ax to grind. and blamed detective morris for her own son's incarcerated on unrelated charges. she's been charged with setting the fire earlier this month. the morris family right now is staying in temporary housing and considering the circumstances surrounding the arson, at this point they're in the even sure if they plan on rebuilding on that piece of property. and with so much up in the air right now, fundraisers like this one is helping the family look forward to christmas. >> we're kind of looking forward to a peaceful christmas eve, peaceful morning and family activities. >>> in royersford, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a bomb threat forces the evacuation of atlantic city international airport on one

home is owned by a detective of the neighbor limerick police department but we are told that detective was not injured. that fire broke out 2:30 this morning. fire mayor shall is investigating the circumstances. >>> also developing police in chester county are investigating a fatal accident that killed a construction worker. police identified victim as lee boyar, construction supervisor. authorities say that a vehicle hit boyar late last night while putting cones down on route 422 westbound. no charges have been filed so far. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who shot a man in oxford circle. investigators say the man fired in the car in the 6600 block of castor avenue wounding a 41 year-old man, three times in the arm. the victim is in stable condition. police believe the gun man drove off in a dark red jeep. >>> well, justice department plans to launch its own civil rights investigation not to choke hold death of eric garner. >> the inquiry was announced after a grand jury decided against charge ago this officer. cbs news correspondent doug champion is live in stat on i

they are being extra cautious because this is the home of a limerick township police officer who was away on vacation at the time. >> detective, ernie morris, rushed home to find his house in a total loss, his family had been on a two week vacation to disney world. lower pottsgrove firefighters arrived to find the house engulfed in flames. >> there is a porch there, and a door and that is where the heavy fire was including the windows and when are going through the house piece by piece, there is nothing to indicate that the fire is suspicious. but because morris is a police officer, they called in extra help from the state detectives and the state fire marshall. >> ernie is a good detective and has locked up some pretty bad characters. we don't know where the investigation is going and if someone was after him i would not be surprised. >> they detected a known accelerant like gasoline where the fire started. there were holiday decorations on the porch on a timer that switched they off and on at night. they are looking for a short circuit but have not located anything yet. meanwhile t

. >>> a day after a fire destroyed a limerick police officer's home, his next door neighbor is chargedwith the arson. donna krupp wanted revenge so she torched the officer's house. >> it's fearful to know that someone would set someone's house on fire. >> reporter: she says the arson is the culmination of six months of resentment. >> when her son was arrested, she wouldn't accept that. that's when she started the other harassment. >> reporter: authorities say if same. although the officer was not involved in the case, krupp was convinced he told state police where to find her 22-year-old son who had an active warrant. >> detective morris installed a video surveillance system after someone egged his car and poured sugar in the fuel tank, setting fire to the detective's force with a grill lighter while he and his family were away on vacation. >> as i say, anybody that can set anyone's house on fire and ruin anything they've ever owned. but killing the cat just hurts my heart. that's the real killer for me. it's indescribable. meantime, the community is trying to help the family rebuild.

. >>> also tonight we have new information on the fire that destroyed a limerick police officer's home. >> investigators charge his neighbor with arson. nbc 10's never -- nefertiti jaquez. >> the neighbor was arrested for setting that fire. police say 52-year-old donna krupp intentionally started the fire. detective ernie morris of the limerick township police department had to rush back here after learning that his house went up in flames. a two-alarm fire destroyed the home. but luckily the detective had recently installed a surveillance camera at the home and authorities say that was the key clue to solving this case. detectives say the video shows krupp walking up to the home and setting the christmas decorations that adorned the home on fire with a grill-type lighter. if you come back out live, we can tell you that krupp has been charged with arson. she's in jail currently on $1 million bail. we're told the motive behind all of this, she blamed the officer for her son's recent arrest on unrelated charges. of course, this is a story we'll continue to follow and bring you more at 6:

it is a goofy kind of morning. 53 degrees in philadelphia 39 in limerick. forty-eight in doylestown. just depends where we have a pocket of cloud cover so that keeps things from getting too chilly once the skies clear temperatures plunge. it looks like 60 degrees, and then temperatures will be falling off that and some showers late in the day maybe some sunshine but right in the beginning of the day. in it that mixed precipitation starts to move in after midnight and the wind will start to pick up, as well. so things are tranquil this morning bob kelly and could be a whole different story tomorrow at this time there we will take it while we can get it. 4:17, sue. good morning. on a monday, first day back to work. everybody is going back to school have after the holiday. live look at route 30, admiral wilson boulevard on the new jersey side, of the benjamin franklin bridge. folks heading in towards the toll plaza a no problems or delays at the moment. light volume to begin with here, we will go to the next camera. all right. we will go to the maps. fifty-fiv

the detective who works in limerick township was away on vacation. >>> developing story to tell but right new we could learn today if charges will be filed in the deadly accident on route 422 in chester county. road crew member was hit and killed near route 100 earlier this morning. >>> it is 6:46. and this morning nasa is preparing to test a new space vehicle shortly after 7:00 a.m. they will launch orion spacecraft on the test flight. >> the centers will be watching including the franklin institute right here in philadelphia inn our man derek pits is chief astronomer there and he joins to us tell us more about this perfect launch. good morning, derek. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and nicole. >> tell us about the orion spacecraft and what nasa is hoping to achieve with this unmanned mission. >> the orion spacecraft is nasa's most recent capsule design and development that will be used going forward into the future to carry humans from the surface of the earth up to lower orbit or lower space actually and it will be capsule used to transfer them possibly to other spacecraft that will g

. >>> a limerick township police detective had to cut his vacation short when a fire destroyed his house. detective ernie morris returns from disney world when he heard about the two alarm blaze. fire investigators haven't pinpointed the official cause but they are focusing on christmas lights that were operating with a timer on the front porch. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, hundreds of new jersey restaurant customers get vaccinated in the midst of a hepatitis scare and a 12-year-old falls victim to crime in his after school program. how he is being made whole tonight. >>> the clouds are rolling back and i am tracking rain on the way. what this means for your weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> and ducis rogers with an eagles-seattle preview when "action news" continues tonight. >>> hundreds of people are lining up for the hepatitis a vaccine in mercer county. a worker exposed all the diners to the disease between november 10th and 21st. hamilton residents can get the vaccine for $35 until 8:00 tonight at the firehouse. they have identified a new case in a 77-year-old custom

this is home video of limerick police detective ernie morris' home going up in flames.ors say neighbor donna krupp is a woman who intentionally set the house on fire and state police say it was all caught on surveillance video. >> longstanding grille lighters, lights a christmas ornaments on fire then flees the scene. >> reporter: state police say krupp believed detective morris was responsible for the ongoing incarceration of her son who has a his

court records indicate donna krupp had an ax to grind with her neighbor limerick police detective ernieorris. now the detective's home he shares with his wife and two teenaged the daughter center city destroyed just weeks before christmas. >> that is crazy. and it was something i never seen before and would not leak to see again. >> reporter: investigators allege surveillance cameras from the dead's home show a woman believed to be krupp walking across the front lawn and use wag appears to be a gas grille lighter to set the detective's christmas decorations on fire. just last month the detective had the cameras installed after someone poured carmel to the gas tank of his personal vehicle causing just under $3,000 in damages. were you protecting your son? according to pennsylvania state police, the 52-year-old woman blamed detective morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. morris and his family were vacationing in florida when the fire was set early thursday morning. no one was injured. krupp right now is locked up facing numerous charges including arson. her bail was set

we know the neighbor of a limerick police officer is behind bars, charged with setting that officer's house on fire. we're told the neighbor who lives next door, did it in retaliation of her son's arrest. now, police say 52-year-old donna krupp intentionally started the fire while the officer and his family were away on vacation in disney world, according to court documents, the arson appears to be a culmination of six months worth of resentiment. police say that krupp blamed detective ernie morris for her son's arrest in june. now, although detective morris was not involved in that case, investigators say that krupp was convinced that he told state police where to find her son when he was wanted from fleeing from the police. krupp was so angry, police say she went over to the officer's home yesterday, saw the house, the decorations on it and then lit it with a grill-type lighter before walking away to her own home. tonight we spoke with other neighbors who are completely stunned. >> anybody that could set someone's house on fire and recent everything they've ever owned, killing the c

this is home video of limerick police detective ernie morris' home going up in flames. the porch is engulfed and investigators say neighbor donna krupp is a woman who intentionally set the house on fire and state police say it was all caught on surveillance video. >> longstanding grille lighters, lights a christmas ornaments on fire then flees the scene. >> reporter: state police say krupp believed detective morris was responsible for the ongoing incarceration of her son who has a history of drug abuse and run ins with the law. this past november someone put carmel in the gas tank of morris' suv causing $3,000 in damage. he suspected the krupps so when he left his pottstown home to go to disney world for the thanksgiving holiday, he installed the surveillance system. >> ernie is a hard working cop. he's basically on duty 24/7. he's always going out there and there were some situations, he helped the state police in some investigations which is probably retaliation for that. >> they lost a pet. they had a cat they lost which is horrible. >> reporter: right. >> and other

. >> reporter: flames destroyed the home where limerick township police detective gene morris lived withis wife and two teen daughters. the detective personally taking time to thank each firefighter who tried so hard to save his house. >> the flames were pretty much all you could see until they started dousing it with water. then it was all the smoke. i could feel the heat from it from my porch. >> reporter: investigators searched carefully to determine the cause of the fire which sources say was considered potentially suspicious. >> still being investigated. there's no answer to what happened. >> it was shocking when i saw their house and even around the back, it's really bad. if they were in there, they wouldn't be around anymore. >> reporter: the detective and his family were vacationing in florida when the fire broke out. decorations still on a light post in the front yard are a reminder of a holiday season now darkened by fiery devastation. >> they were having a grand old time on vacation with their family and then they get this kind of call haven't to cut it short and see this befo

. >> reporter: that's because the owner of the now gutted home is limerick police detective ernie morris. investigators say krupp believed morris was responsible for the ongoing incarceration of her son who has a history of drug abuse and run ins with the law. >> found video surveillance equipment that the victim actually installed recently that led us to a neighbor. >> reporter: detective morris shown here in the shorts tells me he installed the system just before going to disney world last week. he did so because last month, someone vandalized his suv, the result $3,000 in damage. and he suspected the krupps. >> longstanding grille lighters, lights a christmas ornaments on fire then flees the scene. >> reporter: detective morris says his family will get through this but it's been especially tough for his 11 and 14-year-old daughters. >> they lost a pet. they had a cat they lost which is horrible. >> reporter: right. >> and other personal belongings, everything is gone. everything is gone. it's sad and this close to christmas it's really sad. >> reporter: and krupp remains behind bars f

limerick township detective ernie morris personally thank the fire fighters tried, so hard to save his family's home from the flames, and smoke, that tore through it in the early morning hours. >> i was in shock, my god, i start crying and praying. the the flames were all you coulde until i started dousing it with water a and then it was all of the smoke and coming over this way. i could feel the heat from the pores. >> nearby investigators, looked for clues, into what touched off the two alarmer, while the montgomery county district attorney, has officially call the fire suspicious, it is still not known, exactly, how the the blaze started. >> it is till investigated, there is no answer to what happened. >> it was shock to go what we awe in their house and it is really bad. if they were in there they wouldn't be around any more. >> reporter: detective morris and his wife and two teenage daughters were in vacation when holiday started as holiday decorations brighten the light post in front of their devastating homes, neighbors vowed they will to all they can, to bring joy, back to the

. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is the fire at the home of a limerick township police is now a case of arson. a neighbor took this cell phone video of the flames attacking the home of detective ernie morris early yesterday on commons drive in lower pottsgrove. today police arrested the officer's neighbor 52-year-old donna krupp and charged her with setting the blaze. live at the house tonight is "action news" reporter chad pradelli. chad what's the latest information on this? >> reporter: jim, investigators say there were ongoing tensions between detective morris and krupp. state police say this entire crime was caught on surveillance camera. they say krupp who lives right there in that yellow house was seen on video walking across that lawn walking up to the front porch and lighting christmas ornaments on fire. the fire quickly engulfed the front porch. this is video recorded by a neighbor before firefighters arrived early yesterday morning. and state police say it's just a few minutes after neighbor donna krupp intentionally set the fire. >> who would have thought th

the house belonged to limerick township police detective ernie morris and his family. donna krupp is said to have set fire to the house because she was upset about her son's arrest. the daughter of a fellow officer works at the texas roadhouse restaurant nearby and wanted to help, so the restaurant host ad a fund-raiser with 10% of the sales going to the morris family. >>> it is a time-honored and tongue-tested tradition around philadelphia, christmas treats from terminy brothers, of course. nbc 10's matt delucia with the tough assignment, in west philly. matt, that weather keeping people away from the bakery this morning? >> reporter: chris, not everybody. we'll tell you that some folks have been out here since just after midnight, right here. we'll look at the line outside terminy brothers in south philadelphia. some folks have the ponchos, others with umbrellas. we're going to walk up the line here. a little more than a dozen folks are out here at the moment. and they're not going to open terminy's until about 6:00. i just spoke with one of the workers and they say

door neighbor court records indicate 52-year-old donna yup had an ax to grind with her neighbor limericke detective ernie morris now his home he shares with his wife and two teenaged daughter social security destroyed just weeks before christmas. >> to do that it's crazy. i mean it was something i never seen before and would not like to see again. >> reporter: investigators 11 surveillance cameras from the deck's home show a woman believed to be yup walking right across the front lawn here and using what appears to be a gas grill lighter to set the detective's christmas deck raises on fire. just last month, the detective had the cameras installed after someone poured caramel into the gas tank of his personal vehicle causing just under $3,000 in damages. >> were you protecting your son? >> reporter: according to pennsylvania state police the 52-year-old woman blamed detective morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. morris and his family were vacationing in florida when the fire was set early thursday morning. no one was injured. yup right now is locked up facing numerous

but we are hearing that this home is owned by a detective with the limerick police department. he was away on vacation at the time it was spark. now, fire marshall is on the scene there and once again the fire is being called suspicious. we will stay on top of it and bring you much more information as soon as we hear it. >>> also developing right now construction supervisor is killed on the job, on westbound route 422. "eyewitness news" has confirmed that the rick tim is lee boyar. boyar was putting down cones on the road when he was struck and kill. no charges have been filed so far and the accident remains under investigation. >>> in other news protesters make their voices heard during a tree lighting ceremony in city hall. >> the sound of the season were upstaged by chants for justice. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live where the group wrapped up their evening of protests, justin? >> reporter: good morning, nicole, that is right last night a christmas celebration in ferguson demonstration came together side by side and the results to say the least were quite awk

you're going to find on your way to the mall or in this case the outlets if you're headed out in limerickthe philadelphia premium outlets look like you'll find a pothole in the road along 422 eastbound near east coventry so watch out for that this morning whether you're head to the outlets or not. that coming to us from happy harry. thanks happy harry a member of the 6abc "action news" commuter team. you, too, can join our team which is always a fun thing. we do this traffic thing all together. if you're headed to the target store today in abington watch out for road work going on along 611 during the midday. going to work northbound from 9:00 until noon and work southbound from noon until 3:00. between london road and hamilton avenue. south of wilmington in newark delaware don't forget the ramp if 95 northbound to 896 northbound closed until january. the ramp to the southbound lanes of 896 is opened. matt. >> thank you matt. >>> new on "action news" a man moo bragged on facebook about taking the law into his own hands is now a wandered man. memphis police say that's joseph johnson who ha

it's a little bill chillier for eagleville at 39 degrees, while it's right at 40 degrees pottstown, limerickrt. clouds will finally break during the day today. satellite shows those clouds still with us this morning and another round of clouds on the way for tomorrow. that is wet weather, rain that's moving into the st. louis area. that's a possibility for us tomorrow afternoon. but before it gets here, we'll get some breaks in the clouds, see some sunshine today. see some snow through nebraska and south dakota. it's not snowing this week during the day, but we could see some snow early next week. the future extended european model shows saturday afternoon snow is not an issue for us, but snow will be falling to our west. and then as we go into sunday morning, first thing in the morning, accumulating snowfall is possible that will continue during the day on sunday. looks like most of this snow, if it stays on this track, and that's a big if, is headed to areas north and west. we'll keep an eye on that for this coming weekend. until then, we'll see decreasing clouds, get a little sunshine tod

. >> dirty jokes, limericks, god knows what. it would come streaming out one after the other.didn't say it. he would work away very intently. hummingwould go back to a cole porter song. he knew the words of every coal porter song. ter song.or studio?is highland park >> the beginnings of the first portrait of me. i'm lying on the bed. he would work in a very small area and build it up to quite a finished stage. the whole of my head is built up quite strongly and he moved along the body. >> how did that happen? the photograph of the queen? >> i would go on each setting and have everything in place. mind? >> how did the portrait of the queen take place? >> he had done the portrait of robert fellows who was the queen's secretary. they basically started chatting -- thought the idea >> he only wanted to paint people that he liked. >> freud in 2005. >> this is a wild fox that tries to beat a mess to kid. >> right in the corner of this quiet part, none will look back. they are supposed to work there. so we went down to meet the nun. they loved it. we set up and he's started painting.

and a broken down truck at limerick lynn field. and a westbound delay forming with lower speeds at oaks. over in gloucester township, in camden county, a crash along college drive, close to camden county college, remember as you are doing your detouring, it's closed for construction for a few weeks, lets grab the ipad and do this, for a thursday, almost friday afternoon. as we use the waze app, a minor crash where it meets up with lincoln drive, no major issues to report on lincoln drive itself. unlike yesterday afternoon when we had a real mess for northbound travellers. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> good news, thank you. >>> well, a hepatitis a scare promised a response from health officials in one new jersey community and there are in developments in this, rick williams is live in the newsroom with more. >> thank you, that is right, this response was triggered after a foot service employee was diagnosed with hepatitis a, the employee worked here at rose's restaurant and catering in hamilton township, and today h

tonight this end of the cul-de-sac is in the dark after police say this fire at the home of limerick police detective ernie morris was intentionally set by this woman. donna krupp his next door neighbor. cup was caught on tape. >> it was like christmas on fire and flee the scene. >> detective morrison stalled security cameras for a two week trip to disney after his family suspected cup of vandalizing suv. motive, investigators believe krupp was responsible for ongoing investigation of her son who has a history of drug abuse and run ins with the law. no one answered the door at the krupp's home. >> we're glad everything is revolved and we now know -- we don't need to worry about serial arsonist or anything like that. >> neighbor peggy yerger was first to call 911 after dog saidy 1-year-old collie mix woke up her family. >> 2:20 she started barking again and he went downstairs and saw the whole -- it was like an orange glow in our front window. and he ran told me to call 911. >> it's upsetting beginning to the holidays here. some are lucky saidy barked when she did preventing fire to s

texas road house in royersford hosted a special fundraiser, the family of limerick. morris family is living in the hotel after their home was destroyed, by a fire while they were on vacation. they will donate 10 percent of all food sales to help them get back on their feet. >>> much more ahead, including a teacher, that some very special visitors tonight. >>> and plus friendly skies have at least one not so friendly element, details on a gun smuggling ring involving a former delta a employee. >>> and at 10:30 a man robs a bank this evening, we have talk to the person who is standing right behind him when it happened. >>> it turns out movie goers will get to see the interview on christmas day with the movie stars are saying about this last minute change. >>> we have breaking news out of houston texas tonight where we learned former president george hw bushies now hospitalized, the former president was transported to a houston hospital, after apparently experiencing shortness of breath, earlier this evening. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance. the former preside

out on limerick, on township line road on 422, near the steakhouse.nd one in aston near dutton mill road and new garden, police and fire are helping you around a wreck at limestone. and an overturned vehicle crash along highway 1 southbound in newcastle county, and expect restriction there's as well. we'll watch the many situation in the 5:00 hour. >> shirleen's boyfriend texted saying he wanted a ps 4, and you ruined christmas. >> why did you out me like that. i'll work on it. >> meteorologist, melissa magee, is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. coming up next. >>> melissa magee is joining us with the all important forecast, we are tracking moisture in the forecast. as we get into the day tomorrow, stormtracker 6 live double scan, doesn't look like a whole lot right now, it's cloudy and mist and drizzle and nuisance rain doesn't do much for a lady's hair, and all the fog, conditions get worse before they get better. 50 outside in philadelphia, 52 in millville and 40 in the poconos, 47 for both reading and 46 in trenton. the visi

we have learned that it is the home of a limerick police officer.ily is en route from a vacation in florida. it's still an active investigation. they will start with the christmas lights. they were on and on a timer. we'll also learn as soon as the sun rises, the pennsylvania state fire marshal and montgomery county detectives will begin combing through the debris. when i asked why them, i was told we need an extra set of eyes. i've also learned that this two-had alarm blaze brought about 50 firefightered to the scene this morning. live from sanatoga, monique braxton, "nbc10 news." >>> at 3 minutes before 7:00, we're following this protest happening right now in philadelphia. this is a live picture from broad street where fast food workers are get the ready for a strike. they're fighting for a $15 an hour minimum wage. at noon protesters will gather in more than 150 cities across the country. >> reporter: i'm jesse gary live in university city. sean yetman, the an accused last friday of stolen valor is guilty of a similar crime. yetman pled guilty i

along the westbound side of 422, right at the limerick interchange, a crash in atco, new jersey, alongd, right near cooper road. otherwise, mass transit the buses trains and trolleys all looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> you got it, 7:33. even though it is not quite there. federal investigators believe they have figured out who was behind that massive sony attack. >> threat against any theatres that show the movie the interview, now it has been pulled altogether. to chris murphy in the news room, ties a lot of people. >> that's right. i think the rational until, better safe than sorry. justice department to that end expected to make formal announcement today that north korea is behind the hack. investigators have strong evidence pointing to north korea. now there is comes as sony canceled it christmas day release of the movie the interview n light of these recent threats. executives made the decision after support for the movie just collapsed. five of the biggest theater chains decided not to screen the movie because of safety concerns for their customers. how much, some believ

king of prussia interchange, live look at 422, right near route 29, from the gang leaving, say, the limerick power plant area, the outlets, headed eastbound in toward king of prussia, again, wet roads, and dealing with the fog. also, the same deal upper end of route 309, up near the bethlehem pike. now, in narberth, fire blocked olds gulph road. tell you more about that in a moment. lancaster avenue will be your best bet for the morning rush hour, over in marlton, new jersey, marlton center boulevard, a crash right at quaker, and south on the new jersey turnpike at a jackknife tractor-trailer, right near exit two, so if you are headed south this morning, down near the delaware memorial bridge, i would go for i-295. mass transit looking good. chris, back to you. >> let's get back to you what just mentioned montgomery county breaking news out of narberth. fox 29 live on the scene of a building fire there no words on what started this fire, but as bob said, try to avoid this if you can in lancaster avenue. >> also, new this morning, police looking for the woman who robbed the wawa, at germantow

limerick 44. chester 46. forty-eight in philadelphia 50 in atlantic city and 53 in cape may. our temperature trend, going up now, after a very chilly 35 degrees on saturday. we were at 45 for a high yesterday. this is last night of hanukkah and it will be showery with temperatures in the 40's, in the evening. clouds and showers around tonight. so happy hanukkah. we have a rest of the forecast for you, we have kwanzaa rolling in the day after christmas and temperatures in the 50's all the way through the the weekend and then monday burr temperatures only in the upper 30's and maybe a chance of a few snow flurries. we will get that snow maybe bob kelly but just not in time for christmas. >> santa has reindeer ready to go, umbrella hats, they will make it through the rain in, doubt about that. we will make it through this morning. the roads are wet. we are dealing with fog out here outside in the burbs, live look at 30 bypass as you work your way inside toward that king of prussia interchange. live look at northeast philadelphia maybe in the dealing with the if you go but dealin

in you are in limerick it is 41. forty-three in the the city. thirty-nine in atlantic city. forty-three in cape may as well. our temperature trend over past five days has been a little cooler then average, average of about 45 but i think we will be, above average just like we were yesterday, slightly above, but we will take it when it is 47 degrees in the middle of december. forty-seven again today, milder tomorrow, and then on wednesday, until that cold front comes through with that cold air in place. the next system is scheduled to be a coastal storm, plenty of advance for a storm that has not formed yesterday but that is what the independent cases are. if that happens that is possibility of windry mix maybe saturday into sunday. so more on that coming up but in our immediate future it is traffic time, hi bob. >> hi everybody 5:46. a live look at 422, coming in toward king of prussia interchange leaving say collegeville, royersford, height volume so far this morning. the not really anything to worry about as you work your way in towards the king of prussia mall interchange

thirty-one limerick. thirty-three in doylestown. at the shore we have 42 degrees in cape may but these are wind chills what it feels like outside. 24 degrees up in mount pocono. feels like 28 here. be sure to be bundled up heading out early for those day after christmas sales because stores are still opening pretty early. thirty-one in atlantic city. half price ribbon, wrapping paper, this is the day. it was a sunny christmas but high of 65 came at 2:00 in the morning while it was still raining and really warm air from christmas eve was still with us and temperatures got chilly throughout the day. so, here is the first day of kwanzaa and it will be really nice outside 52 degrees. we have a kwanzaa segment coming up in the 9:00 o'clock hour of good day and we will talk about the meaning of that holiday. 55 degrees on saturday and then sunday is when we will get those scattered showers possibility of maybe a mix or a flurry in the morning on monday but that is looking less likely, and what we can promise you is a cold new years eve, a

we will go for a ride, 422 eastbound, working your way out of the limerick interchange, past outlets heading in towards king of prussia we are good to go this morning and then 95 looking good as you work your way past the the airport. philly international looking good getting out of town early this morning for the first early flights, in problems at all on the arrival and departure tote boards, bridges, tacony palmyra, walt whitman commodore barry and mass transit, buses, trains, trolleys running with no delays. dawn and kerry over to you. >>> 5:03. police investigating a murder in cedar brook, police say a man was shot multiple times it happened sometime after 11:00 last night in the 1,000 block of east horter street, the victim died on the scene. >>> also, an early morning fire in frank for send a fire fighter to the hospital, crews responded to a vacant three story building at ehret and horrocks street in frankford at 11:30. one fire fighter was taken to hahnemann hospital for minor injuries. six people from a neighboring home were evacuated as a precaution. >>> norristown police

here in the city we're at 41, 42 in limerick, and 44 degrees in atlantic city. it was rainy, mild yesterday. but we did manage to get to 53 degrees, so at least you didn't have to bundle up too much. and made sure that it was rain and only rain. fifty is where we expect to be by the end of the day today. 44 degrees tomorrow, windy today, too, gusts up as high as 30 miles an hour this afternoon. soap, it is a tranquil weather period, thursday, friday, and the early part of saturday. late in the day, some precipitation spreads in, could be a mix sunday, change to go all rain in the afternoon. sunday looks like it might and sloppy weather day. more on that many doing up getting closer to the weekend. still little hazy out there this morning, bob kelly? >> some haze, some fog, some damp roads, little bit of everything, leftovers from yesterday's storm there, from mother nature. good morning to the 42 freeway, headlights coming in toward the city, starting to see pockets of volume build working you're in toward philly. downtown we go. live look at the ben franklin br

in abington there is heavy rain, limerick looks like it is raining heavily but up towards allentown we might have some snow and or sleet mixed in making for very tricky travel along i78, down here at the the jersey shore, still, pockets of heavy rain all over the place and as we saw, wind are high as well, lancaster, county, berks county all getting that pink mixed with the rain. that indicates possibility of sleet with the rain mixed in this morning. travel is a mess, this continues throughout the rest of the morning as we look at future cast and more heavy rain coming back by middle of the day. by 10:00 o'clock we have possibility of more heavy rain according to this particular computer model. we will jump to 5:00 o'clock we can still see rain but at leads it is only rain. colder air moves in tonight and we could see a brief per of wet snow even here in the city but i don't think it will lath and it will in the accumulate and thinks one version of what will happen. by thursday morning a couple of left over flurries and then rest of that should be out of here. that is a quick look thr

twenty-nine in limerick. 40 degrees in cape may. so, on this first night of hanukkah we will have have some rain for you, probably scattered showers traveling about to see on family, sunny, breezy tomorrow, 52, wind kick up and it is much colder on thursday after a cold front comes through. friday is dry, increasing clouds on saturday and then this chance of a mix of precipitation, appropriately enough on this first day of winter, so we will see what happens with that, but that one bob kelly can still go either way. >> good morning, sue. 4:16 on a tuesday morning. live look at i-95, roads are a little damp here in the conn man after avenue construction zone. little glare on the road surface. in problems north or southbound up and down the i-95 corridor. out here a live look at 30 bypass right here near route 100 construction crew is still with us right here near route 202 where they have been working overnight. south jersey a live look at i295 from centre square up to the 42 freeway. new traffic pattern getting ready to unfold here

flames destroyed the home where limerick township police detective gene morris lived with his wife and two teenage daughters. the detectives, personally taking time to thank each fire fighter, who tried so hard to save his house. >> the flames were pretty much all they could see until they started dousing it with water and then with all of the smoke and coming over this way. i can feel the heat from my porch. >> reporter: investigators searched carefully to determine the cause of the fire which sources say was considered potentially suspicious. >> it is still being investigated, is there no answers to what happened. >> it was shocking when i saw their house and even around the back it is bad f they weren't in there they wouldn't be around anymore. >> reporter: detective and his family were vacationing in florida when the fire broke out. decorations still on a light post in the front yard, a reminder of a holiday season, now darkened by fiery devastation. >> we're having a grand old time on vacation with their family and ten they get this kind of call and have to cut it short and come h

what a mess and speeds are also still a mess, just 7 miles per hour as you come west of limerick. so i'd stay local on ridge pike and high street or down on 724 as alternates. meanwhile out to delco we're here on the blue route 476 northbound between broomall and villanova. still have this crash taking out the right lane. just the two left lanes squeezing by. and we're looking at a major backlog. if you come north of the route 1 media bypass through this point in fact look at the parked traffic here close to broomall. not moving whatsoever. again, alternates to the blue route always include 320 or 252. they're going to be a much better bet than this mess on the northbound side of 476. meanwhile in glenolden route 13 chester pike remains closed because of the crash that resulted in a fire near gardener avenue by the nail salon. i want to stay up on baltimore pike or macdade boulevard to get around that. other situations we're watching too monica and sharrie. we'll keep doing that in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight the den toll h

morning a suspicious fire tears through a home in lower pottsgrove montgomery county owned by a limerick police detective. the the detective was in the home we're told and there were no injuries. the fire broke out early this morning on commons lane. the montgomery county fire marshall is on the scene, and his investigation, is underway. >>> and a developing story we have been following as well a construction supervisor killed on the job when he is struck by a jeep on route 422 west. "eyewitness news" has learn that the victim is 60 year-old lee boyar, investigators say boyar was putting down cones near route 100 when he was struck and killed. no charges have been filed against the driver. >>> new this morning philadelphia police are looking for a gunman who shot a man in oxford circle. investigators say that the man fired into a car on the 6600 block of castor avenue, wounding a 41 year-old man, three times in the arm. the victim is in stable condition, and, police believe that the gunman drove off in a dark red jeep. >>> an apartment building fire lights up the night sky in west philad

if you head out to the outlets at limerick things look pretty good but beyond that reports of a minorrash along 422 westbound not too far away from sanatoga. we'll check it again rick and shirleen in the next half hour. >> matt we'll see you then. thank you. >>> a pennsylvania couple is thinking that 3's this holiday season they welcomed triplets born three months early. courtney went into labor on saturday. she was in labor until christmas day when she finally delivered two girls an boy. all three babies are completely healthy despite being premature. now after almost a week in hershey medical center the couple says they're just anxious to go home. >> i'm excited. i just want to get them home after courtney had them for so long, carrying them around i just want to get them home and have her home since they're healthy. >> the couple already has two other kids. meaning they will get to meet their older siblings when they get home. >> a music star dealing with major hack. what madonna fans are asking fans to do after her album leaked on line. >> meet the men behind a special delivery. w

live in limerick township, i'm jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> you saw jesse with his umbrella and good idea to grab it as you head out this morning. you'll need it across the area. light rain and drizzle falling across the area and also some mild temperatures. a big difference than yesterday. this morning. now, weather headlines on your tuesday morning. light rain and fog. you'll see that as you step out this morning. more rain tomorrow and heavy at times on your xrismous eve and then christmas day, we'll dry it out, finally. but really kick up the winds near 40 miles per hour. this morning, though, clouds in place and light rain in place and see a live look outside. 49 right now in philadelphia. so, it's a mild start to the day. and there's a look at the fog down to 2 1/2 miles in philadelphia and the visibility is dropping down to three miles in wilmington. reduced visibility down to half a mile in mount pocono and that's a worst spot and take it easy as you head out this morning with the rain and also the fog in place. temperatures, again, i ment

and then jokes and dirty jokes and limericks and god knows what. these would come streaming out one after another. we talked a lot of love gossip. he would say what's happened to so and so, i haven't seen her recently? then he would get on to it and then he would shush, and you shut up, and he would work away very intently on your mouth or eyes, then he would go back to humming a cole porter song. he had a fantastic memory. >> charlie: this is holland park studio. >> yes. this is the beginnings of the first portrait he did of me. i'm lying on the bed which you will see. he would work in a small area of the canvas and build it to quite a finished state. my cheek and my ear, the whole of the head is built up quite strongly. then he moved along the body. >> charlie: next is queen elizabeth ii. and this is your photograph. >> yes, i asked if i could take this photograph. >> charlie: how did that happen, the photograph of the queen? >> because i'd do with lucian on each sitting to set up the easel and have everything in place and wait for the queen to a