lucy? >> all right. thank you bruce. >>> graphic images tonight a five men philadelphia police very much want to casm. this surveillance video 41 from june 11th at geno's steaks on the 1200 block of south ninth street. these men viciously attacked some people and the assault is just too graphic to show afterwards police say the men took off in two vehicles with jersey plates so if you recognize anything about this, give police a call. >>> for the first time we're seeing the 911 transcripts from the orlando nightclub massacre unredacted. the fbi says omar mateen called 911 dispatchers 33 minutes after he fired the first shot inside pulse nightclub he pledge allegiance to isis and caused himself a soldier for the terrorist organization. shortly after the initial night 11 call, the killer had three conversations with crisis negotiators. ordering them to tell american officials to stop bombing syria and iraq. the fbi believes mateen who killed 49 people inside the lgbt club was radicalized here in the u.s. >

>> reporter: good evening, lucy.ke of this nation's worst mass shooting in history, crime scene investigators still pour over the scene here at the pulse night club in orlando. this community coming together in its darkest hour almost immediately after the shooting, a mass casualty event at several local hospitals which bring out an immediate need for emergency blood. thousands flocking to orlando area blood donation centers to give. most of them no connection whatsoever to anyone who was hurt in that night club and they say it doesn't matter. these are neighbors, they're here to help. meanwhile, we were with hundreds of people who gathered at a local park about two miles from here to come together and pray and talk. some in attendance were at the pulse night club last night. some of them telling us they won't even know the status of their friends or loved ones. people here are sad. they're angry that the lgbt community was targeted. >> like the act of hate like it just needs to stop. in a time of so much hatred and

lucy and chris. >> all right, thank you bruce. of course the question on everyone's mind tonight how is that officer doing? >> he was shot in the face four times in the chest, once in the groin, once in the leg. police say his bullet proof vest saved his life. let's get out to fox 29's karen hepp. she's live outside of penn presbyterian hospital where officer dorman is being treat to do night. karen? >> reporter: we believe that he's still in surgery right now, guys. he's having an operation right now on his face. they did do the other surgeries after being shot seven times and bruce was talking about how he was shot in the front and in the back four in the chest his groin and his leg. they did all those surgeries. now they're trying to work on his face right now. his family is here at the hospital. we have learned that his father is former councilman for that area as well and we've also learned just a whole lot more about who this officer is. by all accounts officer christopher dorman is a great guy and a hard worker who loves hi

lucy? >> thank you very much, just tragic, jenny. >>> police are looking for the mean shot a man in philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood. skyfox over the scene this afternoon at 75th and briar roads. someone shot a 23-year-old man at least twice. he is in the hospital in critical condition. so far no suspects. >>> fox 29 weather authority track something trouble out there tonight. ultimate doppler radar shows some rain but after tuesday's severe weather, things are looking a lot better tonight. let's check in with meteorologist scott williams. >> that's certainly right, iain. it's been warm and muggy stepping outdoors temperatures in the 80s. and also those dew points climbing into the 60s as we look at the march doppler stray severe weather to our south. tornado watches but you can see also in central pennsylvania we're keeping an eye to the sky for showers and thunderstorms developing this evening. but once again the greatest risk for that severe weather damaging wind, hail and torna

lucy is our reporter in london following it all for us, and lucy, what do we know? >> well, kate a lot of details are unclear at the moment. we're hearing that there's at least two possibly and three explosions at the airport. this is the largest airport in turkey. one of the largest in the region. our own nbc producer has confirmed that this blast or blasts took place outside of the international arrivals area. in the evening time that mean that is there's probably a lot of people going in and out through that area. now, we are hearing there from turkey's minister and he told root ers that ten people have been killed in the attack. we have to be careful with the numbers. those are likely to change by the minute and hour as the new details come through. pictures show wounded people in the area and then there's social media and then the report of the taxis in the hospital and all of that is still very much coming in. turkey has suffered a series of attacks throughout the past year and some have been attributed to the militants and others to the kurtish, so this is no

lucy: we do not. the dust has yet to settle. certainly people are piling on pressure, with article 50. claiming brexit as a real victory for him and theparty, this morning on airwaves calling for negotiations to star as quickly as humanly possible. jeremy corbyn suggested as well that this needs to be set in motion quickly. i think there will be pressure for certain individuals to get started. annette: on the other side of the political spectrum, despite campaigning for the remain campaign, that jeremy corbyn is wanting to be lukewarm about europe, what is going to be the fallout for the labour party? lucy: there will be a huge political fallout as well. he has been accused of having a very lackluster approach to the campaign. he has made no secret in the past that his opposition to the think in hispeople heart of hearts he still harbors a euro-skeptic view. signeds a letter being calling for jeremy corbyn to go, but i do not know whether that will be today. or in the coming days in the coming days there will be -- annette: lucy

lucie in florida. just after the shooting victims were carried out of the nightclub, some were 4e7d -- helped by fellow patrons, we heard from a surgeon from the orlando medical hospital about how many patients they treated. >>> we have spent the morning operating on a number of victims. we continue to operate on them. we have found many of them are critically ill saturday of their injuries. >>> hot line has been established for folks who may be concerned about their loved ones down in orlando as officials work to identify the victims. live in the sat center trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for the update. >>> a lot of people are checking in on facebook, too that's a good thing to do. >>> turning to accuweather we're going from sticky to comfortable. it's feeling more comfortable. let's get you outside live in atlantic city, we're rocking and rolling here, windy are humming anywhere from 245 to 35 miles per hour -- 25 to 35 miles per hour at this midday hour. the good news it is ush

>> i'm lucy noland. that. site is troubling to say the least, and so is what we found in that very neighborhood today. our bruce gordon is live in the newsroom now with the story. bruce, you're just back from kensington. >> reporter: neighborhood that is in many ways dying. once filled with factories and jobs, now covered with discarded paraphernalia from the heroin epidemic that is killing users and endangering those around them it. >> blew my mine. it literally blew my mind. >> reporter: bill richardson took a walk last saturday from this long-time on east willard street. he was looking for drug needles. and he found them, man, did he find them. >> 20 minutes of walking up and down the sidewalk collecting needles i filled this whole jar. it's a playing literally. these drugs. it's horrible. >> reporter: it wasn't always this way. many years ago, this neighborhood near ken sipping ton and allegheny was full of decent paying jobs. richardson points to a long vacant brick factory building now a rest stop for pa

>> yeah, the likelihood is there, lucy. of course, the high official until philadelphia today 91 degrees. look at the current temperatures still checking at 81. humidity low, though only at 39%. cold front off to the north and west. that will be the caveat that could prevent us from hitting 90 degrees by tomorrow as it moves closer to our area. in fact, not one but two chances for thunderstorms tomorrow morning. look at the clock. here's 3am watching for scattered showers and thunderstorms early tomorrow morning. here's 4:00 o'clock, moving toward the philadelphia so sue could be tracking some of that tomorrow morning. and then by the afternoon, we'll get another shot of some storms. so coming up we'll talk about feeling like summer, that heat wave potential for tomorrow. tuesday thunderstorms. not only in the morning but the afternoon. and then a break from the heat lucy with that seven day forecast. back to you. >> all right, talk to you soon, scott. >>> temperatures climbed so high today camden county school children wen

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. officer dorman has spent much of this day in surgery but we are happy to report he's expected to recover. we have team coverage tonight. sabina kuriakose is at penn presbyterian hospital. but we begin tonight with brad sattin in folcroft where the suspected shooter actually spoke to you outside the police station tonight. brad? >> reporter: chris, did he. he didn't say much. you'll hear from him in a moment. we can tell you here at the scene investigators actually leaving just a short time ago after a long day here as you can see residents allowed back in. first indication of a problem was when the officer screamed into his radio that he'd been shot in the face and tonight the man accused of says it wasn't him. here's our first look at dante island who goes by abdul wahi accused of of shooting a folcroft police officer this morning and firing at a second officer. >> are you sorry for what you did? >> i didn't do anything. >> reporter: police say officer christopher dorman first on the

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, sabina. our prayers for him and his family. >>> as officer dorman continues his recovery, stay with fox29.com for updates on his condition. you'll also find links to all of our social media pages right on our home page. >>> at least 20 people are dead in west virginia and it's feared that number could grow. catastrophic flooding washed away roads, destroyed more than 100 homes and knock out power to tens of thousands. fox's rick, is monitoring the latest developments. >> reporter: growing death toll in west virginia. flood waters there creating a deadly dangerous emergency situation throughout much of the mountain state. >> more than 100 homes have been seriously damaged or destroyed. >> reporter: powerful storm dumping 9-inches of rain in some areas. causing creeks to swell, washing away roads even homes. >> this is the worse i've ever seen and i've seen stuff floating down the river and we had a flood in 2003 and nothing like this. >> reporter: hardest hit areas of southeastern part of the

lucie, florida, the home of the father of omar mateen. port st. lucie is about 140-minute drive from orlando which is where the pulse nightclub is located. investigators there on the scene combing for evidence. they have spoken to his father earlier in the day. we want to go now to darryl moody. he's a local reporter with news 96.5, wdbo radio in orlando. darryl, as we look at the live shot there in port st. lucie, florida, as the investigators are combing through and around the home of the father of omar mateen what can you tell us from your perspective? there you are live. go for it, darryl. >> reporter: we had our last regularly scheduled press briefs of the day and the special agent in charge here in orlando tells us the shooter now identified as 29-year-old omar mateen was known to law enforcement, questioned by fbi investigators as early as 2013 because of comments he made in the past sympathizing with terror and militant islam. obviously we've got several active scenes between here and port st. lucie as investigators try to piece together t

saint lucy, florida.bout 20 people are dead after the gunman opened fire inside the packed pulse nightclub. 42 others were injured, officials say about 320 people were inside the nightclub when all this happened. youtube video shows people laying on the ground as first responders tried to help them. around 2:00, he exchanged gunfire with police outside the nightclub and went into the club and started taking hostages. around 5:00 a.m. a s.w.a.t team went into rescue the hostages, he was killed during a shootout with the officers. people were seen carrying the injured out of the club and down the street and transported in police pick up trucks to the hospital. patrons described hearing dozens of gunshots inside. we hear from club goers and family members outside the nightclub. >>> we're investigating this from all parties prospective as an act of terrorism. anytime we have dozens of victims from any of our communities we can quaff that as terror ait activity. >>> any information about the shooting contact t

lucie. he is an american citizen. his parents are from afghanistan two is in his late 20s. >> these are photographs from his myspace page which is not frequently used as much. he is wearing an nypd shirt there. as we tried to get more information about the suspects, there are so many questions. he did a live -- he did lab two hours by driving from the nightclub and people were trying to figure out if he was on any kind of watchlist and the fbi said this morning that he was on the radar once and then recently on the radar again. >> i believe that this is the home of the omar mateen, either his or his parents. this is port st. lucie, really a retirement community. i have been that there on several occasions and it is about one hour north of west palm and palm beach and if you're going from orlando, you go south towards the coast about one hour and a half, two hour drive out of orlando, and out -- probably talking to family members and trying to get information, computers, social media. whateve

back to you lucy in the ac. >> y indeed.ome back in, scott. >>> you can always beat the heat with fox 29 app. get the extended forecast and have alerts sent right to your phone. download it from i tunes or google play stores. >>> just release to do night the unredacted 911 transcripts from the orlando nightclub massacre. those calls show omar mateen taking responsibility for the worst mass shooting in american history. fox's jackie, has more from orlando. >> reporter: 2:35 a.m. on sunday, june 12th 33 minutes after the first deadly shots were fired inside pulse nightclub orlando police dispatchers received the first terrifying call from omar mate mateen. >> the killer 49 and shooter of 53 anothers identified himself as islamic soldier who pledged allegiance to terrorist organization which was bent on killing americans. >> reporter: the fbi isn't releasing audio recordings of that phone call right now. but we are seeing the transcripts of mateen's communications with police during the three-hour hostage negotiation in which h

lucy williamson has more. lucy: they knew these images would come again, just not where.night, france's battle with terrorism came to the suburban street. the police both defense and targets. of his house, a local police commander was stabbed to death. his attacker, carrying a koran and list of other targets, took the child hostage, posting videos on social media as he continued his assault. >> my thoughts are with this couple, who were doing their duty. the man was coming home after carrying out his investigations. she was waiting for him, because she knew the necessity of protecting a country. she was, herself, a member of the police. lucy: this is the man who brought terror to a quiet commuter town. .his 25-year-old frenchman the french police negotiated with him for hours before moving in. this neighbor says how they gathered outside of the house as they discovered the bodies. her three-year-old son was the only one of the family to survive. we came out when we heard explosions and gunfire, he said. we all held back in fear. we all know about i.s. now. lucy: this is a

. >> i'm lucy noland. let's get straight to meteorologist kathy orr. >> kathy,. >> we still have thunderstorm watch going on out there for good part of the region. but you can see the storms moving fast and furious across the delaware valley with that tornado warning popping up between about 3:30 and 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. right through cape may county. because a doppler radar indicated tornado meaning the national weather service saw rotating thunderstorm indicating a potential tornado right between stone harbor and cape may. so we will continue to see if they'll send out crew to investigate that. in the meantime, you can see the track of large hail associated with this storm reports of ping-pong sized hail, golf ball sized hail through delaware and extending into cape may county. thousands of lightning strikes associated with this. and this is the culprit. it is a front and to the south of it that is where we saw the severe weather threat earlier this afternoon. and we could see a few more storms p

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good evening, i'm lucy noland. >>> i'm iain page.ow his family and neighbors want to know who attacked him. you can see crime scene tape blocking the back of the victim' home on theodore street in south we have philadelphia. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters tonight. dave, police have any leads tonight? >> reporter: iain, police don't have much to work with at all tonight. they have not identified the victim for us. but friends of the victim have identified him joseph daily who they described as a hard-working handyman, home improve many contractor who still went to work every single day and has lived in that home for years. homicide detectives spent the night questioning relatives and witnesses at headquarters looking for a reason why someone would want to harm the 77-year-old victim. his body was found inside the home where he's lived for decades. >> on the first floor living room we found is 77-year-old homeowner laying on the floor with blunt trauma to his head. >> i don't know why they had to do that. tha

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lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. >>> an agreement reached in a union representing thousands of atlantic city casino workers says it's got a deal with most of the casinos. local 54 says it has worked out a deal with four of the five casinos at targeted by this weekend's threatened strike. it's with balances' caesars and harrah's and the tropicana soon that list. terms of the contract not shared yet. the taj mahal is still in talks with union leaders f they do not reach a deal by tomorrow, workers could still hit the picket lines. >>> a woman is recovering tonight after collision with a hit-and-run driver in point breeze. fortunately her injuries are minor. the accident happened at midnight at south 23rd and moore. police have little information to go on about the driver that left seen. >>> charges have now been filed in the crash that killed a robbinsville, new jersey, superintendent earlier this year. police have charged 18-year-old student with death by auto and leaving the s

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. all of this of course just days away from the july 4th weekend. our dawn timmeney has been following developments all day and joins us live from atlantic city. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain and lucy, the union says it pick the holiday weekend to send a lot loud and clear message this serious. union spokesperson tells me they do not want to strike but they are prepared if need be. members of unite local 54 are getting in strike mode today strike captains are being trained and science being made if the event the union 6500 casino workers hit the picket lines friday. >> i work at bally's for 26 years almost and i make $8 and 99 cents an hour. >> elaine malloy is a cocktail server. she says in the last 10 years, she's only gotten an 80-cent an hour pay increase total. she says when the casinos were struggling in 2011 workers each gave back $1,500 to keep the industry a float along with other concessions. now the business is up -- >> they made a good profit that they've given themselves a

good evening, i'm lucy noland. iain is off. >>> fox 29's chris o'connell is live at the scene in torresdale. chris, what happened here? >> lucy, first of all is man being questioned after being arrest to do night. being questioned by detectives from the special victims unit in connection with the attempted sexual assault of a woman. here's what happened. a woman a 29-year-old was standing outside a wawa on state road when a man walks up to her, grabs her by the arm, drags her behind these buildings and into that wooded area where you see police are right now where you see wooded area near septa train tracks. police say once the man got the woman back there, he began ripping off her clothes, he began taking down his pants before she was able to break free and call police. police were able to get here within minutes. they found the guy on his bicycle just a couple blocks away on state road. the victim ided the man as he was are a revved. investigatorings believe he may have planned this attack because they found a bl

iain and lucy. >> thank you.se, as new details break about this national tragedy that's left 50 people dead, we will break in on air and be online at fox29.com. >> to your fox 29 weather authority, another hot one, live look at the ben franklin parkway. it's wilmington, i was going to say that doesn't look anything like what i see when i go across the bridge. this is wilmington. you know what? the good thing about today, i thought it was lovely, because there's nice breeze going on out there. >> absolutely. low humidity, gusting winds, really didn't feel the 90 degrees we had out there. yesterday felt much warmer. >> it was much more humid. >> guess what? it will be cooling down. that is what you'll be noticing. look back on the weekend. saturday, 92, today, 90, the tail of two different days for sure because of the humidity. the normal high is 82. tomorrow, much cooler. dropping into the 70's and staying there for tuesday. of right now in philadelphia, 85. 86 in millville. atlantic city at the airport, it is 86.

lucy and daisy. tell us about those two. mr. ward: he had an affair with lucy mercer. i don't think there is any question about that. she was a social secretary, she was absolutely beautiful and worshipful. he fell in love with her. they may or may not really have discussed marriage. nobody knows for sure. that is the story in the family. mrs. roosevelt said she would agree. the mother said he would be cut off from the family money. louis howe said he will never be elected president of the united states if he got divorced. allegedly for those reasons and who knows what the reasons were franklin roosevelt did not marry her. she came back to see him at the white house when he was ill. she was much older. i don't think that was anything more than a friendship that he needed during the war when his wife was away. he was a person who needed because of his mother, he liked women and he needed them to be around him and to admire him. lesley: he needed the adulation. mr. ward: he was not always admirable. lucy thought he was just wonderful. lesley: we do think of mrs. roosevel

lucie. he himself is a u.s. citizen. that is not true of some of his family members. omar mateen. [ inaudible ] >> police will release that information wn they're ready to do that. >> reporter: you said the white house has been notified? >> yes. what i've been doing, at sheriff deming's request, to let those in the hospital trying to let their injured relatives provide that assistance without violating privacy laws, what are called the hipa laws. we're doing part in my office to make sure there are no bureaucratic impediments to coming forth with the injured. [ inaudible [. >> i don't know. i don't know. [ inaudible ] >> every victim. >> reporter: have you heard anything about motive? >> well, let me put it this way, the nationality of family members is indicative. but again, the police are holding back that information until it's time for that to come out. until they've done a fullback ground check on him. they have gone into their home, found whatever evidence may be in his home, computers

lucy ever. we watch a bomb businedisposal move outside. >> reporter: it is still very active scene here in orlando. behind me, the authorities have kept the media and bystanders several blocks away from the nightclub. as you mentioned, about 20 people are dead, at least 42 were wounded and taken to local hospitals. this investigation is just ongoing. now with the identification of the suspect, now there are lots of questions about the motive. nbc news did speak with the father of that suspect. we were able to reach him by phone. and the father said that it's possible that his son actually noticed a while back in miami two men kissing and that may have caused this, according to his father. authorities are still looking -- >> i'm going to have to stop you right here. forgive me. we go to the police briefing. >> -- better access to the building. we have cleared the building. it is with great sadness that i share we have not 20 but 50 casualties. in addition to the shooter, there are another 53 that

and the way -- i mean, lucy, can you do that. >> i think i can.>> you're laughing. bring it on. let's do it. >> major damage in south jersey, roofs ripped off, and break interesting overnight, three kids rescued from massive fire that ripped through chester apartment. how people at the complex believe this fire started. >> and, long time us congressman, chaka fattah guilty on all charges from racketeering, fraud, and pond i laundering, now what's next for the former public official. good day everyone, it is wednesday, jeong 22, lauren dawn johnson yet one more day off. before we get to weather, a look at the latest pour ought -- outage numbers, ac electric reporting 17,290 customers still without power. quite a storm that

lucy: exactly. it was really a process they had to go through.lity but they only said it would partially come down to political outlook and over the weekend, we have seen that deteriorating in the u.k.. it is a big deal. in the country, we saw with italy in 2012 during the debt crisis, -- matt: italy had a aaa rating? [laughter] since the vote, we have seen the ftse 100 all. now we have seen a downgrade. is there a sense on the side of people who had been campaigning as, the, we told you so, we were not bluffing about the ramifications of the vote that we warned of? has in a fair amount of that on social media. on the political side, they tried to move beyond that. this is the result we have and a matter how much you would like to change that, and there are various petitions and protest otherwise, -- scarlet: at the same time, when we look at the 10 year yield falling, what kind of practical effect a they have on investors? i continue to pile in on government bonds. lucy: they were a haven asset. a 10 year yield for the first time ever today. loo

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. ryan howard just finish speaking to the media before tonight's game. let's get tout bruce gordon for more at citizens bank park. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, guys, real simple ryan howard wants you to know if you want to boo him for playing poorly that's one thing but throwing bottle, well, that's a whole different story a story that may now end with an arrest after howard's phillies discovered video footage of this cowardly act. ryan howard had to be persuaded to talk about the incident on this day after the day after. but it was clear he is still angry. >> everybody in whatever field they do, whether you change oil, whether you work at a gross row store or whatever, if somebody came in and threw a beer bottle or something like that you'd be upset. so i mean, i definitely do take it personal. >> reporter: howard struggling might tilley the plate grounded out to end the phillies saturday home loss to until walk wee as he walked back to the dug out a fan in section 115 through a beer bott

but her ending statement was and ramsay clark who i talked to, you know, your mother lucy and linda, who was embarrassed that the attorney general under your dad went over there. but i go to bed crying every night thinking of the damage we have done to these poor innocent people. i said, really? i know she's apologized. i'll leave it at that. but, you know, we talk about vietnam veterans being recognized today because we didn't start the war. we served. each and every one here today and those around the world that wore the uniform during that time period should be applauded, should be saluted, and thanked for your service because -- [ applause ] -- if you were drafted, you went. i volunteered because i felt it was my responsibility and duty. but i tell you what, lessons

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lucie area.'s bring in gabe guttierez as we watch a bomb disposal unit move outside the night club the there. >> reporter: still an active scene here. behind me the authorities have kept the media and by sanders several blocks away from the night club. at least 20 dead, 42 wounded and taken to hospitals. this investigation is just on going and now lots of questions about the motive. nbc news it speak with the father of that suspect, were able to reach him by phone. the father says it's possible that his son actually noted a while back in miami two men kissing and that may have caused this according to his father. again, authorities are still -- >> forgive me, i have to interrupt you as we go to the police briefing. >> we have cleared the building. and it is with great sadness that i share we have not 20 but 50 casualties. in addition to the shooter, another 53 hospitalized. because of the scale of the crime, i've asked the governor to declare a state of emergency. we are also issuing a state of e

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, bruce. >>> if you lose your pet in one local community there's an app for that. how modern technology is helping to keep pets and families together. >>> and tombstones at a century old cemetery destroyed leaving a community furious and police think they found the teen who did it. how a big mouth and social media made this an easy case to solve. >>> how closely do you look at your bills because one company says it can trim the fat for free. how it promises to save you money every month. coming up at six pennsylvania governor signed off on medical marijuana but don't expect to see green any time soon. what we learned about a complicated process today. >> police in radnor arrested man who they say had sex with a 17-year-old college student and recorded it. investigators say 26-year-old ant want hall a relationship with an eastern university student. the teen willingly had sexual relationship with haul inside her dorm room. the teen's mom went to police

so stay tuned, iain and lucy. isn't all right, dawn, thank y you. >>> ugly crash sends one person to the hospital in southwest philadelphia. the car flipped over in front of this row home on south 61st street just before noon. no word yet on the condition of the person hurt or what caused the crash. >>> changes are a brewing in your fox 29 weather authority. live look at allentown right n now. another perfect summer day. big old fluffy clouds out there. you know what i'm greg this is not going to describe tomorrow in the weigh same way as far as perfect, scott, unless you like storms and rain. >> lucy, we have big changes ahead tomorrow. those fair weather clouds that we have now could be replaced with some storm clouds across parts of the area but it's been a beautiful thursday. a nice breeze, low humidity, warm temperatures. a nice evening if you're stepping outdoors. watching scattered showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for your friday and that all important holiday weekend forecast. right now, on ultima

good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell. our crews were on the scene within minutes of that shooting. we have been gathering details ever since. let's take live look from the folcroft fire department. we are awaiting a news conference. we want to bring that to you live when it happens on this shooting today. but continuing now we have live team coverage tonight. karen hepp is at. (presbyterian where officer christopher dorman is being treated we begin with bruce gordon who's into folcroft with the very latest on this investigation. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, chris, this all began with what we might think of a routine police call a group of guys smoking dope out behind an apartment building in town, but ask any cop and they'll tell you there's no such thing as a routine call. police say the shooting occurred around mid morning on the 1500 block of elmwood avenue a block neighbors tell us has seen increasing drug activity. >> about 10:00 o'clock this morning our officers were dispatched for some subjects smoking people thought

iain and lucy? >> thank you, brad. >>> now in november last year jury found his son chip fattah, jr., guilty on charges of bank and tax fraud n february a judge sentenced him to five years in prison. jurors found he took part in a scheme as a sub contractor to defraud the philadelphia school district. >>> develop to go night, philadelphia police have charged a second woman in connection to that brutal murder of a 26-year-old tori bryant. a couple on a walk found her body a week ago today in fairmount park. police say she had been shot and stabbed and now police say they have the two women behind the crime. fox 29's dawn timmeney has been following the investigation all day and joins us live from police headquarters. dawn? >> reporter: iain, police charging that second woman this afternoon 28 year shantel smith. they say they she was the woman behind this horrific crime admit to go everything when questioned today and investigators say making this all the more disturbing these three women were all ap

lucy is our reporter in london following it all for us, and lucy, what do we know?a lot of details are unclear at the moment. we're hearing that there's at least two possibly and three explosions at the airport. this is the largest airport in turkey.

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lucy? >> all right, thank you, dawn. >>> skyfox over a shooting in philadelphia's frankford section this afternoon. right now 20-year-old man is in critical condition at the hospital. police say someone shot him in the head and stomach on the 5300 block of charles street just before 1:00 p.m. so far no arrests. >>> students are okay after the schoolbus crash in the city's ogontz section. police say the driver of the bus was traveling north along the 6300 block of broad street when they somehow lost control and hit a parked pick up. authorities tell us medics took the students on the board to a local hospital. none of them are seriously injured. >>> now to developing story victim told state police on tuesday a driver was aggressiv aggressively tailgating him on i-95 near the girard point bridge right around 6:30 in the morning. >> he said the deliver pulled up next to him and fired a shot into one of his tires and police now say a tip led them to that guy. let's get right to fox 29's shawnet

lucy: can you say that again? matt: are mark carney and the ecb on the same page? lucy: i think so. they need to show they are reacting to what is interesting about carney's press conference is a new bank of england way. during the previous crisis, we have not seen anything like this. we have had carney speak to the public live on tv twice in the last week. that is completely unheard of. he is trying to be proactive and get ahead. matt: what are we hearing about actual steps the boe is ready to take right now? lucy: they said they would give the banks as much liquidity as they would need, and have started doing that with extra liquidity auctions, a pledge on the morning of the results within minutes of cameron resigning. matt: 250 billion pounds, right? lucy: all kinds of liquidity is available, and all other options are available -- rate cuts, qe different types of stimulus, but august is really the date when we're going to find out, i think. matt: what are the specific concerns mark carney has right now other than the obvious medical uncertainty? is it simply the gyrations we have

lucy? >> thank you, very much, brad. >>> overnight bomb scare forced the evacuation of 35th police department building. here's how police say it played out. investigators with the attorney general gun violence task force were interviewing a suspect. they say that man led them to an ak 47 buried in northeast philadelphia. they say the gun was wrapped in a plastic bag. they brought it back to the pleadings. when they unwrapped it. that's when they noticed a small device inside the bag had the potential of exploding, so they cleared the building about 30 minutes until the bomb squad could arrive and remove the device. no one is hurt. >>> we will soon know what the orlando shooter said to 911 during his deadly rampage. florida's attorney general said the authorities will release the transcripts of those calls tomorrow. 49 people died. more than 50 were hurt when a gunman walked into an orlando night club and opened fire. the fbi is still investigating how much, if any help, the shooter had in p

lucie where omar mateen had been living. what sort of information from this hour is filtering to you there on scene as investigators are at the home of omar mateen investigating there and also speaking to his parents. >> the latest information that we're getting into terms of victims would be that there is an urgent call for blood donation. that's something that u.s. senator marco rubio has posted a link to, first one to do it and hospital officials are saying they could really use some blood right now as well and in terms of the investigation we're not hearing a ton of information aside -- in fact, i asked the gathered law enforcement authorities here earlier if they would classify this as a terrorist attack or hate crime and they are reluctant to do anything until they officially release the name. we were able to confirm the suspect's name is omar mateen. they want to come out with the name and notify his next of kin before they proceed any further with classifying this officially as either a terrorist attack or a hate cri

lucie. a shooting began with an orlando police officer who engaged the man, setting off a three-hour hostage stand off that ended about 5:00 eastern time in orlando with these sounds. [ gunfire ] that's gunfire you are hearing presumably between the police and mr. mat -- nine police officers were engaged in this swat rescue. one of them was injured when he was hit in the head, saved only by his kevlar helmet and we are getting a look at this from the orlando police department. orlando police tweeting out the photo saying pulse shooting in which suspect was killed. opd officer was hit. kevlar helmet saved his life. what we know from pete williams is that omar mateen from port is it lucie was radicalized in some way. he was in a database of some kind, not perhaps because of any direct look at him, but because of people he knew perhaps. we are also talking to his father, nbc news reached out and found his dad who said he didn't believe in his opinion that this was about religion. he said he bel

lucie. a shooting began with an orlando police officer who engaged the man, setting off a three-hour hostage stand off that ended about 5:00 eastern time in orlando with these sounds. [ gunfire ] that's gunfire you are hearing presumably between the police and mr. mat -- nine police officers were engaged in this swat was hit in the head, saved only by his kevlar helmet and we are getting a look at this from the orlando police department. orlando police tweeting out the photo saying pulse shooting in which suspect was killed. opd officer was hit. kevlar helmet saved his life. what we know from pete williams is that omar mateen from port is it lucie was radicalized in some way. he was in a database of some kind, not perhaps because of any direct look at him, but because of people he knew perhaps. we are also talking to his father, nbc news reached out and found his dad who said he didn't believe in his opinion that this was about religion. he said he believed because it was his son had such an

. >> i'm lucy nolan. who gets hit first. >> the poconos mountains and lehigh valley as early as tomorrow afternoon. dry and quiet right now. high pressure is still in control. look off to the west. it's been showers and thunderstorms around the ohio river valley. that will be inch to go toward our area tomorrow. parts of the area, we simply need the rain. zoom in a little closer. the latest drought monitor. the poconos mountains, lehigh valley normally to dry, northern sections of new jersey, look at that. a moderate drought right now. as we go hour by hour. we're dry coworker quiet for tonight, by tomorrow morning, looking at some areas of patchy fog. dry for most of the area. but you can see by 4:00, 5:00, we're watching scattered showers and thunderstorms moving to the poconos mountains and also the lehigh valley. temperature-wise, right now, still comfortable. 73 degrees. we made it up to 87 in philadelphia. so tomorrow morning, a little bit of patchy fog. upper 60's by 7:00. by 9:00, mid 70, low 80's