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live here in mayfair, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", back over to you, erika? >> justin, thanks for the heads up. real quickly gold star for you using sat word, tertiary, well done. we were impressed in the studio. economists putting price tag on the storm. some analysts say the snow that crippled part of the northeast could cost anywhere between 500 mill to $3 billion. still, too early to tell, thoughment damage reports include burst pipes, collapsed roofs, power outages, and flood damage. the loss revenue from restaurants and transportation, also coming into it. >> experts say the economic impact would have been far worse if that storm had occurred during the work week, though. so maybe grateful for that. >> 5:37. in business news in morning, what philadelphians were doing during last weekend's storm and what international markets are up to today. want to check in with money watch's jill wagner up at the stock exchange, and has the headlines for us, good morning. >> good morning, erika. global markets are tanking this morning. china shanghai composite dropped

this is called the mayfair mentions apartments, which has -- mayfair mansion apartments, which has armed private security, which is how much they are confirmed about security. we have been here before on shooting calls. right now, the authorities are investigating the shooting. we do not know if it is a homicide, but certainly it is an urgent investigation. live from northeast washington richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> there is a robbery, there is an assault, break it up and we will stop the fight. leon: a string of violent events on metro trains come including a stabbing, assault, and attempted robbery brought the angels to the district. roz plater is live in northeast washington with this development. roz, who are these people? roz: the guardian angels, who we have seen before doing this comment began patrolling tonight. passenger seem happy to see them, but there was a notice for a metro tonight that these volunteers are not police officers. rush-hour and a handful of guardian angels are starting voluntary patrols on the red line metro trains. >> i think it's nice the guardian angels ar

annie mccormick is live along roosevelt boulevard mayfair, annie i'm hoping it turns out to be one of the great people an orderly couple who worked all their lives they say they are going to take a great vacation and take care of the grandkids. >> reporter: wouldn't that be nice? we did have a winner like that in our area in 2013. remember the co-workers in ocean county they were victims of hurricane sandy they were able to use that for good. we have a chance expect this mayfair to have people lining up to for the big jacket pot on saturday worth $675 million. take a look at the video from last night's drawing that left a lot of people across the country disappointed they did not win. no one matched the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot. last night's pot was word $425 million. now in the past 1 years, 16 power jackpot -- past 13 years 16 power jackpot winners have been from pennsylvania, more than any other state. some people gave it a try and it didn't work out. others who didn't buy a ticket think now is their time. do you think your chances are good? >>> you have to play it

from south philadelphia to mayfair, people are anxious.block of erdrick in mayfair neighbors fought with one another over residents digging out and saving spots with chairs and recycling bins. >> why are neighbors fighting with each other. >> because a few people were able to get their cars out and made a little space and they weren't considerate of others to move their cars so that others could pull their car out. >> reporter: across the city crews have worked nonstop to clear roadways. many philadelphians are applauding the city's response. the mayor telling people plows are getting to them if they haven't already. in the suburbs there are similar stories. this apartment parking lot in devon still has not been cleared. customers at shopping centers like this plaza in audubon have to navigate huge mounds of snow. and in phoenixville on reed street, it's still a mess. half the block parks their vehicles here. heidi kohler hasn't been out since the storm. >> we need to go to work. we need to get milk. [laughter] >>> simple things like that

it's a shame. >> reporter: police did not recover a weapon or shell casing in that driveway in mayfair continue to review surveillance video hoping for a break in this case. >>> at northeast detectives, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >> the nationwide powerball jackpot continues to grow but even with no grand prize winner last night one lucky ticket holder in our area is a million dollars richer today. someone bought a winning ticket from this sunoco station market on cottman avenue in philadelphia much the ticket matched all five white ball numbers from last night's drawing although not the red powerball number. the sunoco market will receive a $5,000 bonus and a lot of regulars buzzing. >> it's a wonderful and i'm glad this is the store that hit it. >> were you thinking it was at one point? >> yes, i did. i dreamt it and that's why iran around here with my tickets. but unfortunately i wasn't the one. >> i think when you get a winner in your store it helps bring in more people. i think it will strike twice. >> i like it that lady development it another person person in erie county bo

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in mayfair with more on the the power ball fever is building for saturday, justin, good morning. report report no winners last night but that gives us a chance to win again. history making jackpot is at stake. 675 million-dollar, those numbers, drawn just last night. forty-seven, two, 63, 62, 11, and that mower ball, is 17 with the multiplier of three. now, that would have won you, 500 million-dollar, but no one won. so 675 million-dollar, is up for grabs, the largest lottery prize in u.s. history. a 413 million-dollar lump sum. now the the last win her won power ball prize was back in november and perhaps they were able to buy a fancy car or two or more or splurge on the million-dollar real estate up for grabs in rittenhouse square. jewelry could be your thing if you win, square cuts and square footage are not only indulgence experts say but they can a all still be investments. we caught up with power ball player this morning who are ready to win on saturday, we asked them whether they would do if they won the money. >> real question is what w

>> good morning, on frankford and tutor here in mayfair. just behind me, you see the work that got to this blacktop surface you are seeing now. tractors are become g up those mounds of snow along the sides of the road, and dumping those into the trucks to car at this off. another truck comes in right behind it. this has been the operation for several hours now several days, these trucks working around the clock to get our main arteries clear, working their way over to our side streets. we will pan over to tutor street. the intersection here. take a look all the way down there. you kind of see what the neighborhoods are up against if you live on these smaller at the shower streets. they're just absolutely packed with snow and ice. that ice melt over again. and the glaze of just very smooth and rough surface, lots of potholes, other kind of spots. over here, you casino of see the efforts that are underway, and how severe they are. this trash can is mashed up inbetween all of this snow here there is packed snow. shows you just how hard the cre

from south philadelphia to mayfair, people are getting testy. >> i called the cops on them.y were standing out here with shovels getting ready to swing at each other. >> reporter: here in the 6600 block of. >> reporter: rdrick in mayfair neighbors thought with one another over residents dig out and saving spots with chairs and recycling bins. this apartment complex hasn't been cleared and customers at shopping center like this plaza in audubon have to navigate mounds of snow. back to f-across the city crews have worked nonstop to clear roadways. many philadelphians are app playing the city's response, the mayor asking again for patience. >> we do appreciate your patience. we're getting to your streets. we have to take care of the big ones first to get everything rolling and then -- that affects the most number of people but we haven't forgotten you and we are coming or we were already there. >> reporter: and back out here live who thought that at 5:00 in the morning the sound of a loud front end loader would be music to people's ears but that is what it is out here in south

. >> good morning, we have moved on here mayfair elementary school. the good news is that if school opens tomorrow, student will finds the sidewalks are mostly clear here. that's the good part. however, you look over, into the street here, and you are seeing the mess here. we have lots of snow that is now packed here, on hawthorn street, and when you walk on it you will get a sense of what's underneath here. it feels like layers and layers of ice. so a treacherous drive for buses and cars. also, a dangerous walk for pedestrians. these are the streets that the city will be hitting over the next several hours and days. trying to get the secondary anter shower streets cleared away for traffic, as you can see, for residents, they are parking their cars between mounds of snow, some having already dug themselves out. chairs are out here to save spot. that's not the policy here, but you understanded given the work it takes to dig yourself out of, you know, several inches of snow, now packed into ice formations, on these blocks here. we have seen cars try to

from south philadelphia to mayfair people are anxious. here in the 6600 block of irdrick and mayfair neighbors fought with one other over residents digging outer and saving spots with chairs and recycling bins. >> why are neighbors fighting with each other. >> a few people were able to get their cars out and made a little bit of space and they weren't considerate of others to move their cars so that others could were you their car out. >> reporter: crews have worked nonstop to clean roadways. many philadelphians are applauding the city's response. the mayor telling them they will get to them if they haven't already. in the suburbs there are similar stories. this apartment lot in devon still has not been cleared. customers at shopping centers like this plaza in audubon have to navigate huge amounts of snow. in phoenixville on reed street it's still a mess. half the block parks their vehicles here. heidi kohler hasn't been out since the storm. >> we need to go to work. we need to get milk. [laughter] >> simple things like that. we just can'

we are back in mayfair. on days like today, patience is paramount. we are able to walk comfortably down tudor street here and just behind this here, frandford avenue, is back to bustling as per usual. if you look along the street here, you can see, you can park, too, along frankford. spends some days since you're able to say that, how much, if you walk with me, my photographer scott here, i'm walk down the clear sidewalk, as well here, and show you the west end of tudor just past this truck here, perhaps you can see, there is still some plowing that needs to be done along that stretch of tudor. it is going to take some time to get the roads back to normal. we are talking about some 2500 miles of streets here in philly, that need to be cleared. the city knocked out many of them, but of course, not all. so you're secondary, at the shower neighborhoods streets, you may find some congestion, some ice pack, some snow. the city working on, the mayor asking all of us to be patient as we recover from this record snowfall. he is advising you to call 311, that

annie mccormick is live along the boulevard mayfair.good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, here at wawa they are expecting more people to come over in the neck couple of days to buy tickets, because you have another chance. if you hurried out yesterday and got your ticket and disappointed now, look at the silver lining there's more millions in the pot. take a look at the video of the drawing from last night that left a lot of people disappointed. no one matched the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot. the payout would have had an estimated $300 million before taxes. 16 powerball jackpot winners have bought their ticket in pennsylvania more than any other state. speem -- some people we are talking to this morning saying the odds are so slim why bother. the others are saying they have a shot to win. >>> do you think your chains are good? >>> you have to play it to win it, right? >> reporter: and nobody won last night that philippines the jackpot is -- that means the job job -- jackpot is bigger. >>> i would buy ann isl

mayfair diner however is open.s area, i don't know why you wouldn't come down here, get yourself a hardy breakfast, across the street if you must why not go to the soft they're open as women. so we will go inside, guys, i know, i don't want to rub it in per say, because i heard nicole just says that you're having trouble getting food. but when i go in there, i've got to get my favorite. and that's scrapple. i mean, you can't go to the mayfair dineryourself a beautiff scrapple. so, we started in port richmond, we are working our way up frankford avenue. we will continue going up frankford avenue. we'll just see what's going on out here. right now it is nut. people are out shovel, people are trying to drive. however, it is very hazardous. so that's the latest from frankford avenue. in mayfair, i'm going inside get myself some scrapple. that will cool with you guys? >> i knew it was coming, beautiful piece of scrapple. it has your name on it, pat. thanks. >> i feel like i've turned at least. >> i think so. >> pace you

. >> and then a 75 year old woman is robbed, and shot in philadelphia's mayfair neighborhood.t she did after that is down right incredible. we'll have her sorely "eyewitness news" continues. >> good morning, hammy new year, live look right now at the quaker city string bands, as they get ready for the mummers parade. more with them as they get ready to strut their stuff. but first, a quick look at the weather, katie. i know those fox will be nice and warm. they got the costumes on. >> right. they are marching. >> exactly. >> adrenyline flowing. >> exactly, but what about the thousands of people on the street watching? >> i would say find a street car that maybe has -- selling hot chocolate for you. it will be one of those forecasts definately nice but it will be chilly out there. have your heavier coat ready to go, hint of breeze out there, too. sort of how we're starting the new year off. back to reality. >> sort of what the mum remembers about anyway. >> what you expect at this time of year. we will be meet your expectations, not so grad today. actually achievable here. >> a

. >> that is a daughter speaking out after her elderly mother is robbed and shot in the city's mayfair. police releasing surveillance video today of the moments leading up to and right after the new year's eve crime. >> now investigators are hoping that video will help lead them to the shooter. authorities say this video from december 31st shows 75-year-old judy ritchie as she walk home from the grocery store. moments later police say a silver or white nissan maxima pulled up, man driving the car grabbed ritchie's purse and when she refused to let go, they say he shot her in the face. he sped off with her purse and phone. the victim's daughter is pleading for help. >> of course we're all naive. we dope think it's going to happen to us, so if anybody knows anything or recognizes the car, you know, i mean, this could happen to anybody in your family. >> her mom is now out of the hospital recovering. if you recognize the car in the video, please give police a call. >>> a man convict of killing his wife cannot access his millions of dollars. that ruling from a judge in raphael robs case. r

. >>> daughter speaking out after her elderly mother is robbed and shot in the cities mayfair section. dave kinchen, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, to this is not a typo, behind me, 700 million-dollar, for the the power ball jackpot, it just keeps on growing, we're talking all about that power ball mania coming up, chris and lauren. >>> dave kinchen thanks very much. it is friday january 8th, 2016. i have to tell you chris murphy still has that power ball ticket he purchased the other day. i said chris, why are you still holding on to that. >> maybe is there some numbers on here i want to know and i won some money. they told us not the a sipping will number that hit was on the ticket. you are one of those people that just started to buy in the the lottery, holding on to hope. >> i hold on to hope all the time. >> i will give it up to you. >> it is january 8th. this is such a date for famous physicians. elvis pressly's physician today, david bowie. >> wow. >> how is that. >> i didn't know he was born on the same day as elvis. >> well, we've got the 40 degrees. t

annie mccormick is live outside a wawa mayfair section. i think people should get ready for long lines in in certain places as more and more people buy tickets. everybody has another shot at the powerball. it would be the largest jackpot in u.s. history as far as lottery goes, taker a look at the drawing that left a lot of people across the country disappointed. no one matched the winning numbers of the powerball jackpot. last night's pot was worth 524 million. the payout would have 300 million before taxes according to the powerball website. in the past 13 years 16 powerball jackpot winners have bought their tickets in pennsylvania more than any other state. people are looking at last night's loss they gave it a try that didn't work out. others who didn't buy a ticket say now this is their time. do you think your chances are good? >>> you have to play it to win, right. >> reporter: no one last month, that means the jacket pot is bigger. >>> i would buy an island and leave everybody behind. that's it. >> reporter: and now you have another

shootings that left 8 people injured and one dead and three of them happened over several hours near the mayfairsion's apartment. the first marking the strict's first homicide of 2016. police were called for a shooting and found a man with an apparent gunshot wound and was unresponsive. life-saving efforts failed, identified as joseph andre robinson seen on the photo on the right provided to us by friends. he was a father of 4 and was going to school to become an auto mechanic. >> lose somebody like this, somebody -- if you play chess, it's like losing a bishop or a knight. it's not like a pawn, somebody very important to you. >> reporter: two teens and two teachers shot along eastern high school and a man was found in his car, shot in the head and is in critical condition. for neighbors who live around here, they say violence like this is the unfortunate norm. >> the kids are so used to it. unfortunate it has to be that way. >>> coming up at 11:00, we will hear more about the father of 4. >>> coats and potatoes, thousands of both were handledded out today. the helping hands armory and the coast

justin finch is live in mayfair with the power ball fever, justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we all want to win the lottery but of course odds are against us, even more, we have greater chance of being struck by lightening or being struck and killed by a asteroid. but this does in the stop us from trying to win 675 million-dollar. >> get ready, everybody, this power ball. >> reporter: dreams of millions, was riding on this moment. >> wednesday night's power ball drawing that officials now say netted not one big winner, willie newsome played. >> i played two bucks and i didn't win. >> reporter: between now, and saturday newsome plans to play again knowing the odds of winning the largest ever u.s. lottery prize are low and keeping it all is hard too. do you buy a new house, do you buy a new car. >> no, i listened to a lot of situations where people, won the lottery and then they buy their family members houses and they end up broke. >> if you take lump sum and you have no knowledge of money or very little knowledge and not typically good with money, you will will blow it and t

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. >> a routine grocery trip ended horribly for a woman in the mayfair section.as returning home with grocery when the armed robber pounced yesterday morning. police say the robber struggling with the woman and shot her in the face. the woman walked home and was putting away her groceries while waiting for help. >> she was shot in the cheek and walked 2 1/2 blocks home. >> i'm taken by that, that's amazing, just shows you how strong a woman she is. >> the woman is recovering in the hospital and given police a vague description of her sail anti. officials are checking for video surveillance of the suspect. >> this is 31-year-old kenneth jones, police have issued a warrant for his arrest in connection with an armed robbery. he approached two workers at a property on the 100 block of pine tree road. he robbed the pair at gunpoint and ran off. a 7,500-dollar reward is offered for information leading to arrests. jones is wanted in montgomery for similar offenses. >> the college football championship game is set. if this is how alabama performs in ten days, clemson is

in mayfair, justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> go ahead and check the tickets: two, 11, 47, 62d powerball is 17. >> well, another day and more stock market turmoil in the in the first week of 2016. this is the third triple digit decline of the week. correspondent hena daniels reports now from the new york stock exchange. >> the stock market tumbled right from the opening bell, with dow jones industrial average, dropping hundreds of points, within seconds. the trouble continues to spread from china. where circle breakers suspended trading after the stock market lost more than 7%, and weakness in the world second largest economy has reignited concerns, about a global slow-down. >> china was the main driver of global growth, for most of the last decade. >> with china's troubles darkening the mood here on wall street, it has been a rough start to the new year. it the dow's third triple digit decline in just one week. analysts say the most important thing for investors right now. >> that means don't do anything, no panicking, no emotions jumping in, friday's unemployment report, may

reporting live outside the wawa where you can get a ticket later on today, in mayfair, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> good luck to everybody who's in the drawing saturday night. again that drawing happens saturday night, we'll have the winning numbers on "action news" at 11:00. good luck. >>> a driver is recovering from a nasty crash in the lawndale section of philadelphia. the driver lost control of the cadillac at leave -- levic and oxford avenue. he was taken to the hospital with serious head injuries. one car on the lot was damaged. it is unclear why he lost control. >>> happening today, a 6-year-old chester county man will go before a scwuj for the first time -- judge for the first time. police arrested charles robinson on his 60th birthday he is accused of molesting a family member between 2010 and 2014. police are worried robinson was active with church and youth groups. they fear there could be more victims out there. we'll have more on the story coming up in a live report. >>> a feud has developed between chosen 300 ministries and homeless couple. the child was f

. >> mayfair to south philly, small side streets look like is. and people tryingo reserve parking lots with chairs and recycling binand people are fed up. >> it has bn a disaer. you can't get anywhere. >> this was an epic storm. crews e blurry-ed working around the clock to clear roads. most residents commend their work in t city urging people to be patien >> we appreatyour patience. we're getting to your streets. we have take care of the b ones first to g everythi rolling that affects the most number of people, but we haven't forgotten you and we are comg or already there. >> if it stays this way for a couple of more days, what are you going to do? >> i don't know, guess som swshoes. >> and the cy says tt if you live on a street what has not y en plowed call the 311 traffic center. a tomorrow tsh colction resum. >> thank you, chad. >>>here does all the snow go? the city is using several metho, but ts of dumped in a parking lot at broad and washington. front-end loars fi dump truck after dump truck worthf snow. and flying overhe lot to give there

. >>> and still no arrest tonight in an armed robbery in mayfair that left a 75-year-old woman with ashot wound to the face. authorities say this crook followed judy ritchie as she walk home from the grocery store thursday morning. he snatched her purse and then shot her in the cheek on erdrick street. the victim is still in the hospital tonight in stable condition. she is expected to be okay. >>> firefighters in new jersey rank in the new year battling a house fire in burlington county. flames could be seen tearing through the roof of this two-story home along plymouth drive. it took crews about two hours to get the fire under control. everyone inside was able to get out save. fire officials weren't able say at this time what might have started this fire. >>> and another fire wipes out nearly two century old church this morning. this happened just after 5:00 at the saint marks episcopal church in west orange, new jersey. the three alarm fire quickly spread throughout the building. thankfully no one inside -- was inside the building at the time. the cause of this fire also under inves

that grandmother in the city's mayfair section became one of 1,243 shot in 2015. and police want to know who did it. >> he yanked her into the car. >> reporter: police say he struggled with her for her purse, got away with $400 from the paycheck she just cashed. take a close look, do you recognize the car? look at the moon roof, the front. >> the front grill is bent up a little bit where the nissan emblem is. >> reporter: a family grateful their loved one is alive wants the shooter off the street. >> there's definitely an angel somewhere, but the thing is, the next person might not be so lucky. >> reporter: and the one reason that daughter explains that she was so lucky, that bullet apparently went in one cheek and out the other, not even hitting any teeth, possibly because her mouth was open screaming. live in philadelphia, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> police in south jersey are looking for the vandals who smashed their way through a catholic church on a holy day. investigators say the vandals broke several stained glass windows at our lady of guadalupe parish s

police hope this new surveillance video leads them to the robber who shot a grandmother in the face in mayfair on new year's eve. this is the car involved in the case. the suspect got away with the 75-year-old's cell phone, $400 from a paycheck she just cashed and her purse. she is recovering well. >>> two new jersey state troopers are getting props for helping to deliver a baby on the side of the garden state parkway. >> it is all caught on dash camera. >> there you go. >> one, two, three, push! >> the expectant mother was being driven to valley hospital in burgen county monday. she was still 30 miles away when she realized she just wasn't going to make it. the troopers, alex morrow and arnoldo mateo showed up. they helped deliver and cut the umbilical cord. this is the third time they have helped in roadside deliveries. >> futures are up on wall street despite a wild ride in china. >> chinese stocks are volatile. the problems overseas led to today's selloff here in the united states. american investors are krcringi as they check their accounts. >> first, the plunging dow is the worst start t

from south philadelphia to mayfair, people are getting testy. >> i called the cops on them.y were standing out here with shovels getting ready to swing at each other. >> reporter: here in the 6600 block of erdrick neighbors fought with other over residents dig out and saving spots with chairs or recycling bins. this apartment lot hasn't been cleared and customers have to navigate mounds of snow. back to philadelphia, across the city crews have worked nonstop to clear roadways. many philadelphians are applauding the city's response, the mayor asking again for patience. >> we do appreciate your patience. we're getting to your streets. we have to take care of the big ones first to get everything rolling and then that affects the most number of people but we haven't forgotten you and we are coming or we are already there. >> reporter: and back out here live on daily street, you can see there the cars that actually dugout around it. they're still going have problems coming out here since many of them can't get down this street. from you on a street that has not been plowed yet in

of investigators say the it shows a car involved in in the shooting of an elderly woman in mayfair. it shows 75-year-old judy ritchie as she walk home from the grocery store on december 31. a silver white nissan maxima pulled up and a man driving the car grabbed ritchie's purse and when she refused to let go, they say he shot her in the face. he got away with her purse and her phone. her daughter is asking for any help you can offer. >> of course, we're all naive. we don't think it's going to happen to us. so if anybody knows anything or recognizes the car, you know, i mean this could happen to anybody in your family. >> her mom still recovering is in stable condition. if you recognize that car give police a call. >>> right now philadelphia police are searching for four people accused of stealing major appliances from a home in kensington. it happened sometime between december 26th and 27th on north howard street. police say three men and a woman stole maytag washer drier set along with stainless steal sto stove. they were seen loading the appliances on to a late '80's or early '90'

this surveillance video, take a look, leads them to the robber who shot a grandmother in the face in mayfair on new year's eve day. ness vers say the man was driving this car. he got away with the 75-year-old's cell phone, $400 from a paycheck she had cashed, and her purse. the victim's daughter says her mother is recovering well. >>> new this morning china's stock market is rebounding from yesterday's halt on trading. the major stock index has swung wildly this morning before ending the day up around 2%. twice this week trading was suspended after a plunge in prices tripped the circuit breaker. regulators suspended use of that circuit breaker today after economists warned it could be adding to volatility. >> and the rebound in china is easing some pressure on global markets, stock prices in japan ended the day down.4% but there were gains earlier in the day after china started to make a recovery. the u.s. stock market is having its worst start to a year ever, plunging again yesterday because of the halt in china's trading. investors in our area are worried about how this will affect their s

in mayfair an iconic red phone booth turned into a home for goldfish. this weekend the capital is a cathedral for the absurd and otherworldly. equal parts alice in wonderland and "avatar." all of it the wild imagination of a group of artists with lumiere london, the city's first festival of light. for four days streets, buildings and statute ewes become a canvas for light installations, videos and performance. janet ekelman chose oxford circus as her canvas. international hub in the world. we're standing in oxford circuit which is the busiest pedestrian spot in all of london. >> reporter: the audience did turn out, fighting back the glow. >> we're privileged to be allowed to play in all the great iconic places in central london. and it provides us with a giant gallery, if you like. a huge outdoor gallery which allows as many people as possible to enjoy this incredible work. >> reporter: art installations light up 30 different locations across the city. projected images turn king's cross station into a performing circus of light. londoners can create the

>> happening now the search for the man accused of of shooting a 75-year-old woman in the face in mayfairpolice releasing this sketch just hours ago. investigators say this man driving that white nissan pulling up to a woman who was walking in an alleyway near the 7100 block of montgomery goose street on new ears eve. authorities say he tried to steal the 75-year-old's purse but when she won hand it over, police say that is when he shot the older woman in her face. that woman fortunately is now out of the hospital. there is a $6,000 reward for any information leading to an arrest and convict of the suspect. if you recognize that sketch, if you recognize who that is give police a call. >>> developing to night investigators are looking for the cause of a massive fire that ripped through four homes in burlington city this morning. >> a group of families are now out of their homes tonight. fox 29's karen hepp speaking with those fire victims. >> reporter: take look at this right now you can see they are closing off this street. it is so dangerous out here. they think these homes are so unstab

police hope this surveillance video leads them to a robber who shot a grandmother in the face in mayfair on new year's eve day. investigators say the man was driving this car, he got away with a 75-year-old's cell phone, 400 ds $400 from a paycheck and her purse. >> two new jersey state troopers helped deliver a baby on the side of the garden state parkway all caught on their dash cam. look at this. >> one, two, three. push. >> the expectant mother was on the way to the hospital on monday when she realized she wasn't going to make it. troopers alex and arnoldo showed up and helped deliver the baby and cut the umbilical cord. this is the third time in the last three months troopers helped in road side deliveries. >>> eight minutes after 4:00. and it is not as cold this morning. check out the clouds over the area. these clouds stuck around from yesterday. and are helping to keep temperatures warmer this morning. above freezing. and no wind. it is calm this morning. the temperatures above freezing for doylestown, pottstown at 35, 38 in wilmington and look, temperatures near 40 degrees right

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in mayfair where power ball fever is running high, hi there justin. >> reporter: good morning. maybe more power ball hang over but i don't know we all have a chance to win again, that is right. we have until saturday to choose winning six numbers that will net us 675 million-dollar. no doubt tv's were tuned into the lottery drawings. the winning number 47, two, 63, 62, 11 and power ball number 17 with the multiplier of three. that was for 500 million-dollar. now there is 675 million up for grabs, largest lottery prize in u.s. history. that breaks down to a 413 million-dollar lump sum. last winner of the power ball prize was back in november, but since we have had more than a dozen winless drawings. now 675 million will buy you a lot of fancy cars, rolls royce, lamborghini if you are into some foreign flare, maybe you are into some million-dollar listings though, there are more than a few of those across the delaware valley like this seven million-dollar mansion we found in rittenhouse square. now in the lottery lines there are also meeti

. >> i had a friend from mayfair call me and say, "i didn't believe it.e had snow as high as buses, and they sent trucks in with front-loaders removing snow so the avenue could open up." >> right. so, in effect, schools really were only out the monday. they were back on tuesday. that's good news for most school parents, anyway. and they really were able to clear a path and not have any deaths, injuries, to speak of, or real delays. >> the one thing about the city -- first of all, we know any major snowstorm usually comes around january, february, really early in a new mayor's tenure, so that's the main test. but when you have small streets -- and in philadelphia, we have scores of them. south philadelphia, there are still areas that were paralyzed for a while. north philadelphia, manayunk, roxborough, some of the usual, but what people took heart in is at least there seemed like there was a plan, and they didn't feel like they were purposefully being left behind. i don't know whether we can do some sort of rotation, like, the next snowstorm. all of north

. >>> a routine grocery trip ended horribly for an elderly woman mayfair. she was carrying two bags of groceries when an armed robber pounced. the robber struggling with the woman and shot her in the face. she walked home and put away her groceries while waiting for help. >> she was shot in the cheek and walked some 2 1/2 blocks home. >> i'm taken by that, that's amazing, that shows you how strong a woman she is. >> reporter: the woman is recovering in the hospital and given police a vague description of the assailant. they are checking for video surveillance of the suspect. >>> this is kenneth jones police issued a warrant for his arrest. he approached two workers at a property along the 100 block of pine tree road. he robbed the pair at gunpoint and ran off. a 7,500-dollar reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. jones is wanted in montgomery county for similar offenses. >> families in the lehigh valley enjoyed a new year's tradition, peeps fest. >> that's an 85-pound peeps chick decorated with lights dropping at a family friendly ti

the victim was returning from buying groceries near frankford avenue in mayfair when a man in a car asked her to give up her handbag, she resisted and was shot in the face. she went home first and took herself to the hospital. fortunately the wound was not life threatening. her daughter wants to see the suspect caught. >> this is something that hopefully this guy is off the streets and it doesn't have to happen to anybody else. >> the victim's daughter says her mother is feisty and all things considered is doing well. >>> a happy ending for 17 miners who became trapped in new york state. the miners were stuck for hours at a salt mine in lansing, new york. they were stuck for 10 hours 900 feet below ground. a crane was brought in to assist with freeing the miners. the trapped workers were given radios and other supplies including blankets. the mine manager says experience played a role in the successful rescue. >> we have two mine rescues that collaborate with the local agencies on a consistent basis and that collaboration and that effort and that preparation paid off. >> while several age

that is part of the problem that we're seeing, mayfair, port richmond, those types of area. i tell you have single street is worst then the next. we have talk bit yesterday in south philadelphia where the the news was 50 percent good and 50 percent bad. in the areas that we have seen so far today, if you are on a regular street like this, it the is like 90 percent bad. the big arteries, you know, thaw go around on that are big roads with gas stations and stuff on, they are fine. by the the way we are currently trying to back out of the hale street and head toward mckinley. the and we cannot do this. go to my twitter, jen, 2n's fred fox 29. we have started a list. yesterday the places that we went to, the snowplow drivers went after and we have been, hearing from the people that it did work. so tell us where you are. we want to know the block and part of the town thaw are in if you can send a picture that helps, if you can tell us where you are and we will try to help you out. we will be on until ten. in the complaint car. so guys, again, you come out to one of these streets

this happened thursday in mayfair. the suspects got away with her purse, $400 and a cell phone. the woman continued three blocks to her home to drop off her groceries before going to the hocht. >> it's 6:37. this morning police continue to look for the gunman who shot and killed a man early yesterday morning in north philadelphia. the victim was riding a bike when someone shot him several times. this was the 28th homicide of 2016. also the latest of four murders in the last week of the year. that left four men dead. the 2015 numbers mark a 13% increase in homicides compared to last year and the year before. >> the swollen mississippi river is causing destruction. >> the mississippi reached nearly 15 feet above flood stage near st. louis. >> the water is not far from the gateway arch. at least 20 people have died in missouri and illinois because of this flooding. >>> good morning. expect colder temperatures for today, and then as we head into the weekend a cold blast is ahead. this cold blast is going to extend into monday and tuesday. at least we are staying dry. windy condition

he commissioned a poll in december to see how he mayfair against mr. trump and mrs. clinton. if republicans were to nominate mr. trump or senator head cruz of texas and democrats choose mr. sanders. mr. bloomberg has told allies he would be likely to run. george? >> well, mr. bloomberg has looked at the menu of candidates and decided what the skurn country needs now is a second bossdy big government billionaire from the east side of manhattan. he may be right, he may be wrong. we haven't elected a northeasterner for 56 years, jack kennedy in 1960. since then we've rejected three massachusetts nominees, dukakis, kerry, m.i.t. romney. this time we could have four from the northeast, clinton from new york, sanders from vermont, trump and bloomberg from the east side of manhattan. there's a record of new york mayors thinking the country wants to hear from them and they don't. >> in 1972 john lindsay started as a republican, became a democrat. got 1.2% of the primary vote that year. in september 2007 giuliani was 20 points ahead and had a third more money than mitt romney and john