the 60-year-old victim opened a manilla envelope he thought contained an hailer that exploded. >>> aull ran off of a slaughterhouse truck near the delaware river in philadelphia. he went to kensington high school, then on to i-95. he ran about five miles before officers caught up with him not far from 95 and vine street. >>> also tonight, a grim anniversary for one of new jersey's biggest cold cases, it's been 35 years since mark himebaugh disappeared. >> i miss him, i cry. >> reporter: after a quarter century, maureen himebaugh says the last memories she has of her missing son, his clothes, even his touch. >> i can feel the little hug he gave me outside of the car. >> reporter: mark himebaugh was 11 when he vanished from his new jersey shore neighborhood in 1981. his family still waits for solid answers about what happened to him. >> i really hope this year brings closure for myself, my >> reporter: do you have any new leads. >> we don't have any new leads at this time. >> reporter: is that frustrating? >> it's really frustrating. i think 25 years is too long for any family to have

. >> around 4:00 a.m., a 60-year-old man opened a manilla envelope in his kitchen. instead a device was inside and opening the package triggered the blast and sustained injuries to his hands, chest and face. >> we. >> reporter: concerned about other devices, but nothing came up. >> and the bomb squad and postal inspectors and police and fire were on the scene. people were evacuated from nearby apartments and buildings and people were stunned when they woke up. >> bright lights that is weird for 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning. investigators are not sure if it was an intentional act. the package was placed there not sent. >> we don't believe it came through u.s. mail. they think the bar code was old and would not have gone through u.s. mail. >> reporter: and back here live on pine street. which remains closed at 18th and 19th, police are going door-to-door to interview neighbors and looking for surveillance footage. the motive remains under investigation and the atf has a press conference scheduled for this afternoon, we hope to learn more then. >> thank you. >>> now to

and down toward the south, here into manilla, we have a high of 31. some scattered showers there, that is actually partly due to our tropical storm now that was just recently upgraded from a tropical depression, now tracking off towards the west, all right widespread warning are in place. we have that moisture wrapping around coming onshore. there has been travel delays, mainly ferries, for in between a lot of these islands, at a stand still, some rough see seas out there. even though this is on the low end of the spectrum, it's not a typhoon by any mean, it's going to cause some problems out here and we'll continue to monitor that situation as it develops over the coming days. as we take a look here back towards the americas, some mixed precipitation there, over in parts of new england, ontario and also quebec, high pressure setting up, dominating the central u.s. keeping things on the clear site out there. i do want to talk about the northwest, we have seen some pretty gusty winds, oregon, and over towards washington, max gusts around 80 kilometers

investigators say that bomb was placed inside a padded manilla envelope and designed to explode when the victim opened up that envelope. i can also tell you that investigators say he was either mailed to or delivered to this apartment at 1808 pine street sometime within the past 48 hours. >> it was an padded envelope and upon it being opened, by the victim, it detonated and exploded. >> reporter: that explosion rocking this first floor apartment, here at 18th street at pine, and end ising it a 60 year-old resident on jefferson hospital with serious injuries. >> he did suffer, injuries to his face, to his torso, and most severe injuries were to his left hand. >> there was some type of shrapnel that caused the injuries. >> reporter: bureau of alcohol, tobacco firearms and explosives is lead agency investigating and coupled with the fbi the postal service and philadelphia police department investigators are trying to figure out if the package was hand delivered, or mailed to the victim. >> until we know definitively we have to operate under the recommendation is that it is a possibility

the mysterious manilla envelope was found -- when he opened it, the package exploded. >> it's shocking. >> reporter: neighbors woke up to an explosionnd. the device was intentionally built to trigger when the package was opened. >> he opened it because he thought it was something he needed and it exploded. >> reporter: authorities now tight lipped about any sort of motive, they're searching for surveillance video and interviewing neighbors. >> this is a very friendly, tolerant neighborhood and we respect each other's views. >> reporter: police have not identified the victim but he does live with a roommate and is recovering in the hospital. >> most of his injuries were to his left hand. >> reporter: and the atf have sent what's left of that explosive device for analysis, but they have already learned that inside that package was a trigger system as well as shrapnel. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with big changes for your holiday weekend. first alert weather is traffcki a chance for rain. many people will hit the road today to get to their holiday test destinations. on a norm

he opened a pad the manilla envelope out sized his door and thought it was medication but it was a victim activated device. >> it detonated when it was open. >> police don't believe it was an act of international terrorism but don't know why the victim was targeted. there is no motive so far and nothing is off the table for investigators. it's a device they don't typically see here in the united states but one they are familiar with in other parts of the world. >> it's a serious incident, we don't see this very often here so we are taking it seriously not only for the victims involved and the community at large. >> and we are not releasing the victim's name. at last check he was out of surgery and in stable condition. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right chad thank you. >>> we have knew details coming to light on what may have caused the school bus tragedy in tennessee. court documents say the driver was going well above the speed limit when the bus crashed on a winding road in chattanooga. the driver,on thonny walker is charged with five counts of vehicular homicide. a te

investigators say that bomb was placed inside a padded manilla envelope and designed to explode whenhe victim opened up that envelope. i can also tell you that investigators say he was either mailed to or delivered to this apartment at 1808 pine street sometime within the past 48 hours. >> it was an padded envelope and upon it being opened, by the victim, it detonated and exploded. >> reporter: that explosion rocking this first floor apartment, here at 18th street at pine, and end ising it a 60 year-old resident on jefferson hospital with serious injuries. >> he did suffer, injuries to his face, to his torso, and most severe injuries were to his left hand. >> there was some type of shrapnel that caused the injuries. >> reporter: bureau of