lindsey morton/resident"you watch movies like that and you say oh my god, why would someone do that?then someone comes out in the middle of no where and does that."lindsey morton says berry was arrested right next to her house.after he came out of the woods -- 2 miles from where he was originally spotted.lindsey morton/resident "i saw plenty of people on facebook posting this picture because that's what they had scene and i'm like, that's literally my neighbors yard. this was almost right in front of my house."police say berry told them he was just trying to play a prankstephanie hamlin/witness"hopefully this will be a lesson for people not to do this type of thing. it's not right." (pam) police say berry was intoxicated when arrested. he told officers he was inspired by creepy clown pranks in other towns. he was released from the county jail after posting bail. a gradual warming trend will get underway this afternoon and continue into friday. by thursday and into the weekend, afternoon temperatures will warm to above seasonal averages for inland areas while coastal locations remain

my husband was a direct descendent of john morton of pennsylvania. he is the signature underneath benjamin franklin. he was one of the first signers to die. his family was of swedish decent. they came from sweden and there is a john morton museum down near the, i'm living in georgia and haven't been living up north for 20 years, so it's near where the ball fields were down near the airport. >> yes. >> caller: down near the -- there's a bridge down there. the john morton museum is there and also there is a swedish -- a, um, a, an old building, a, um, log home in ridley park, i think. which is the original birthplace of john morton, owned by the swedish historical society. i'm wondering if most of the signers you hear are a half dozen people and you don't hear much about john morton. i'm wondering if you have information about john morton or if he is included in with the signer that is you feature in your museum. i'm delighted to see this museum. my husband, who has since passed away, just loved history and was a wonderful custodian of john morton's in

this two alarm fire spark in the 1200 block of morton street earlier this morning and some of the damage did extend into this twin row home here and again chief fire marshall is inn inside what may have sparked it. we do know there were working fire detectors inside, the home and it is unclear at this point whether there were any fatalities but we do know up to six people including children were believed to have lived inside and fire chief explains the scene upon arrival. >> it is chaotic, there is a lot of people here, doing aloft things to get in the on racial. as far as rescues we will to have interview all of the guys with the first in rigs and still very early on in the fire. >> reporter: another live look at the damage to the row home in the 1200 block of morgan street in camden. paramedics did rush those injured to cooper university hospital and it is unclear how many injuries they are and what the extent of them are but we do know up to six people including children did live inside. as you can see there are officials here still on the ground. it is an active scene but we are wait

this was on morton street.irefighters tell us five or six people were inside one of the row homes including both children and adults. camden if firefighters ran into the building to make some rescues. the cause remains unknown at this point, though officials say it does not appear suspicion at this time. >> we won't normally have a suspicion fire when you have occupied structures like this. with that many people being at home. they do have smoking work detectors. we did hear them. >> reporter: and the fire was under control a few hours ago. right now the fire marshal on scene here in camden trying to determine a cause. and we're told investigators do want to speak with some of those victims who are still in the hospital here to try to figure out how this started. live in camden, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, randy. >>> staring in camden, it's one of three communities where a push to get guns offer the streets continues today. new jersey is hosting buy backs. people walked out with cash no questio

after midnight, flames engulfed this camden row home in the 1200 block of morton, four children two adultsported to the ho witnesses say some children were talked to neighbors, four-year-old did not make it out alive. her grandmother shared her picture with us tonight >> she was just the sweet est lovable little girl. so sweet. she would say, hey, mom mom, i love you, and i'd say i love you too. >> reporter: her family is still trying to comprehend she's gone. >> it's a young age and a vibrant, so much life out of her, it's hard on all of us. >> the fire started in 1282 and caused damage to 1284. >> reporter: when firefighters responded to the two alarm blaze after midnight, the home was fully engulfed. crews needed backup from collingswood. the flames were so intense several other homes on the block were affected. red cross is assisting victims tonight >> we'll be housing at least six members of the family located in the home on morton street, we have managers to hospital with some family members and others locally here on site with our volunteers. >> reporter: fire marshal is still worki

about john morton. i am a wondering if you have information about johnze mortonr her is included in with the signers that you feature in your museum? i'm delighted to see this museum because my dehusband, who has sincee passed away, just loved history and was a wonderful custodian of john morton's information. we always felt that since he died so young and -- he wasn't young, but so soon after he signed, he was kind of passed over. so can you tell meo if you have information about him in your museum? >> renee, thank you for the call. >> thank you,ha renee. i know all of the sites that you are speaking of and, of course, the early swedish settlement, this was a part of new sweden. many people don't realize there was s actually a swedish colony here in the new world. course, after this was -- theer valley area in new sweden became part offt new nether land befor it became part of the british empire. so there's greatew layers of history and complexity. there's,re of course, the amerin actually is cited exa

the two-alarm fire happened overnight, twin row homes going up in flames here on morton street. five or six people were inside including children and adult. they knocked the tire down fird the investigation will continue into the afternoon. >> it was chaotic when the companies arrived, a lot of people out here, they had to do a lot of things to get in operation. as far as the rescues, we'll have to interview all the guys. ooirts still early in the fire. only been under control for a bit of time right now. >> reporter: that father has be fire has been under control about and i had houeight hours marshal is beginning the investigation into the cause of the fire. the fire chief told us that there is no indication right now that this is suspicion in nature. and they say there were working smoke detectors inside the house when the fire started. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new details about an 8-year-old boy who was hits by a freight train yesterday. this morning the child is in the hospital after his leg was run over by that train. neighbors believe the boy was playing

"action news" viewer sent a picture of the fire shortly after it break out on the 1200 block of morton street. when firefighters arrived on the scene they found flames coming from both floors of the home. witnesses say some children were tossed to neighbors so they could escape the fire. however, unfortunately one child did not get out alive. although the cause of the fire is under investigation this morning, officials say they don't believe it was intentionally set. >> i would say no, you won't normally have a suspicious fire when you you have occupied structures like this with that many people being at home. we do have working smoke detecters we can hear them they are still active. four the children and two adults were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a neighboring home was damaged in the fire. >>> new information to tell you about this morning, police in new castle county are on the scene of a shooting outside a apple bees. this happened after 2:00 a.m. in the suburban plaza in newark. the victim a night manager at the restaurant had just left work and was walking to his

we know that princess diana, she had already cooperated on her book, with andrew morton, even though but she put all of this information into these very personal tapes. this was with her voice coach. at the gentlemen involved encouraged her to unburden herself. —— that happened in 1995, the panorama. channel 4 have decided that history has shifted further. this is all about this now hurting the boys, earl spencer, her brother, has said this is appalling and should not be broadcast. she talked at one point about getting help dealing with the "lady boss", which isa dealing with the "lady boss", which is a vis the queen. -- which is obviously. this is the point that will be talked about in the media, because this is notjust, i think the daily mirror, and the sun, they have been careful to quote in large chunks what is so horrifying. let's look at the guardian, tony. this is so in it was reported on the bbc, on panorama. then as pcc started to reveal that men have eating disorders as well. —— the nspcc. but this is not some editors reported on widely. it is another story that we have men

whether it was morton downey jr. being the offensive person that he was or geraldo.ings. >> stay with us, we're going to get into the mind of an american boy who came under the influence of satanism. took part in a crime without passion or motive. >> he takes the power of the talk show to a whole different level to put people on stage who hate each other and who will fight. >> in the case of the temple and the church of satan, we have not had problems with criminal behavior. >> but when you hear story after story of people committing these wretched and violent crimes in the devil's name. >> the more tension there is, the more conflict and violence there is, the more the ratings go up, and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship, but today he's in a real free-for-all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing an uncle tom here trying to be a -- >> go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> rivera suffered a broken nose but said the show will be broad

a picture sent into "action news" shows the fireball in the twin row home on morton street. witnesses say several children inside were actually tossed to neighbors waiting below, sadly they could not get to a children who died in the home. firefighters pulled out anyone else they could find inside the house and we asked the fire chief is foul play is expected in the fire. >> i would say no, you won't normally have a suspicious fire when you have occupied structures like this, they have working smoke detecters, we hear them they are active. >> the survivors four children and two adults are being treated for smoke inhalation. >>> a robber shot a manager at an apple bees in newark, delaware. police say the manager was shot during a robbery attempt in the parking lot at closing time. crews rushed him to christiana hospital to be treated. he is listed in stable condition. the shooter and another suspect ran from the screen. >>> this is a tractor-trailer that crashed on woodhaven road in somerton section. 90 gallons of diesel fuel spilled on the road and down the sewer at 3:00 a.m

dave: one, yeah, i think they were both from morton county.ut, you know, the jury being able to hear actually what happened and making the decision was a relief, because this was something that was the first thing. right after that, the dakota access pipeline filed a temporary restraining order on me. and that was granted. so, the tribe filed a temporary restraining order on the company, and the judge said, "we're not granting this." but as soon as they file one on me, the judge grants it. and then, after that, they filed a civil suit in federal court against me to try to pin all the costs and expenses that the protest is creating on me. and i would say maybe about three weeks ago that one was dismissed, because you can't you can't pin a certain. i think it has to be $75,000 or more on one individual, and they couldn't put that on me. amy: so you were charged with a misdemeanor. and what happened? were you jailed? dave: yes, i went to jail. and we bonded out the same day. amy: you were, were you strip-searched? dave: yeah. amy: were you put in

an "action news" viewer sent a picture of the fire after it broke out on the 1200 block of morton street. when firefighters got to the scene they found flames coming from both floors of the home. witnesses say some children were being tossed to neighbors to escape the fire. however, one child did not get out alive. although the fire is under investigation, officials do not believe it was intentionally set. >> i would say no, you won't normally have a suspicious fire when you have occupied

earlier this morning this two alarm fire did spark inside this twin row home on the 1200 block of morton street, some damage did extend in the neighboring property that includes smoke damage and other things, gar, fire marshall is investigating what may have sparked this fire but fire chief says that upon arrival it was a chaotic scene but he does not suspect any foul play. >> we have a suspicious fire in a occupied residence with that many people being at home we have a working smoke detector. we have continue on investigate what happened. once fire marshall get in here and do an investigation we will give you mercon create information on how it started and things of that nature and give you an update along the lines with the injuries as well. >> reporter: another live look here at the scene here in the 1200 block of morton street in camden. do i want to show you some of the damage remaining, you can smell the smoke lingering here in areas that have been some rain, and paramedics did rush those injured to cooper university hospital, again, we do know that up to six people, including chi

this is on morton street. firefighters say five or six people were inside including both children and adults. camden firefighters actually ran into the building to make rescues and transporting the family inside here to the hospital. >> it was chaotic when the company arrived, a lot of people out here and had to do a lot of things to get in operation. as far as the rescues, we'll have to interview all the guys. it's still very early in the fire. only been under control for a little bit of time right now. >> reporter: the fire marshal is investigating a cause, but the chief says it's unlikely that this is suspicion in nature. and he does tell us that there were working smoke detectors inside the house. live in camden, ran did i gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> new from overnight, police in newark delaware are searching for two men who robbed and shot an applebee's employee. the worker was walking to his car early this morning when the men confronted him with a gun. he was shot once. he is in stable condition. the t

this is on morton street. firefighters say about five maybe six people were inside. camden firefighters ran into the burning building making rescues, taking the family inside here to the hospital. right now the cause remains unknown, but fire officials say it does not appear to be suspicion. >> we won't normally have a suspicion fire when you have occupied structures like this. with that many people being at home. they do have working mostly cloudy detectors. >> reporter: the fire marshal on scene back at that fire location trying to determine a cause. we're also tolds conditions of these victims will be updated sometimes today. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> camden is one of three communities where a push to get guns offer the stre s off the s happening today. the program began yesterday. we went to the friendship baptist church where people walked in with guns and walked out with cash no questions asked. >>> if you ever wanted to walk through the streets without worrying about traffic, just wait for the philly free streets event. a 7 mile round trip stretch bet

.>> reporter: i'm jackie morton for kpix news. >>> take a look at this wall of flames.this is at silver creek valley. it was contained around 7:30 pm. it burned a 14 acres. weather is a factor. as we look towards the bay bridge, not much fog moving into the bay bridge. there is some off shore though. it has been a warm weekend. temperatures got all the way up to 104 degrees. san jose was at 97 degrees. the high pressure has been driving the temperatures. that will weaken a bit. there are red flag warnings posted throughout the east bay and the diablo hills. the winds will fuel low humidity. the red flag warning will stay in place until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for the complete forecast and the temperatures in your neighborhood, stay with us. >>> a woman has admitted to killing her own parents and then try to cover it up. she killed her parents inside their home. their bodies were discovered yesterday. police say they had been dead for a few days. they say the crime scene had been staged to look like a fight. they say the woman later confessed to killing them. so far

so tonight we will see nick paveta take mound for phillies and charlie morton gets the ball for the astros, highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> that is story from the novacare complex i'm don belfor cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". >> thanks, sir, appreciate it. >>> "cbs evening news" is just a few mains way. >> anthony mason joins us with a look ahead, anthony. >> hi ukee and jessica tonight on the "cbs evening news" after getting a narrow win on health care the president again attacked his attorney general. >>> plus maverick returns to the senate but a message with his collogues. would you let your boss put a micro chip in you, and are you wrestling with who will knicks america? he is. literally. we will hit the ropes with him just ahead on the "cbs evening >>> back on "eyewitness news" where baby goats in chile are showing off their fashion sense. these goats are, sporting sweaters, diapers, and also outfits. >> annual sanctuary in the sit irv santiago rescued animals from the slaughter house and gave them new homes, and, really new clothes, animals are, worldwide hit. on instagram. >> i love th

biographer, andrew morton, will join us live, he's going to discuss the new tv special about her liferst-hand accounts from princess diana. >> certainly will be interesting conversation. sue, you noah loft event happening this weekend outside. >> right. >> the weather. >> pressure on. now, i think we will get some sunshine which we're not seeing too much of today. but it is peaking through every once in a while. remember, bus stop buddy here to reminds you, still need the sunscreen even whether it is cloudy out. temperatures are mostly in the 60s out there right now, really not seeing anything on radar, just a lot of cloud cover on saturday light. 69 degrees is our city temperature. we got to 79 yesterday. that's all we got for july. today that's all we will get, maybe zero eight, depends how much sunshine we get, certainly not too hot. not like we were last week with the five day heatwave. is it going to get warm again? going back to 90? well, august is coming, of course we, will we'll tell you when, bob kelly, coming up. >> sounds good. 8:31, good morning shall everybody on a hump d

. >> reporter: perry says he was sleeping inside the twin row home in the 12 and how block of mortontreet when he awoke to flames and smoke around let me::friday night. he said he and his wife tried desperately to get five children to safety. >> i think everybody was in the back room sleep. she brought them to the middle room. >> reporter: other neighbors tell "eyewitness news" they helped catch three girls and one boy from below but the four-year-old girl never made it out. >> lost everything, you know, just trying to take it all in. don't seem real right now. >> reporter: fire officials say the blaze began in the first floor living room and spread quickly. they don't believe that it was suspicious. as you can see there is still extensive damage to this home from shattered windows to debris. camden fire chief michael harper reports the home did have working smoke alarms but adds the flames were so intense they had to call for extra resources. >> it was chaotic when the companies arrived. it was a lot of people out here. they had to do a lot of things to get in operation. >> reporter

morton day official advice is still to complete the course he being prescribed. today's report says there is no actual research to back up that advice. exposing a growing difference of opinion in the scientific community. but as questions are honest about how best to use antibiotics summer concerned patience will be left confused. but people have always to follow the instructions written on the label. about the course of antibiotics because if they stopped antibiotic before. the end of the treatment they couldn't develop resistance and so that kind of antibiotic they won't work anymore in the future. everyone agrees more research is needed before the finish the course advice is change to something like stop when you feel better. for the serious concerns about drug resistant bugs me long established practice is now being questioned. dominic use bbc news. the us army's chief of staff warns that time may be running out for unknown minute tree solution to the danger posed by north korea. recently a band was introduced on all american citizens traveling to the country

she died when the flames ripped through two row homes on morton street early yesterday. ten other people were injured. her grandmother spoke exclusively to nbc 10. she told us the 4-year-old was sleeping downstairs on the couch when the blaze broke out. >> they told me they found her in the doorway. she was trying to get out. >> early indications show nothing suspicious about this fire. investigators also say the smoke detectors were working inside the row home. >>> an applebee's restaurant employee continues to recover this morning after he was robbed and shot in newark just yesterday. the victim is already out of the hospital. police in new castle county tell us two approached the worker's car and then shot him. they ran from the scene. right now, police are taking a look at the restaurant's surveillance videos to try to track down the robbers. >>> this morning, five teens including a 13-year-old are facing charges for allegedly breaking into two homes in new castle count a. the two oldest suspects are 19-year-old hunter folts and 18-year-old edwin santiago rodriguez.

the scene of that police activity, the crash in eddystone along ninth at eddystone avenue. 291 and mortonuld be some alternates around that. sliding into northern delaware there's a downed tree this morning blocking adams dam road. montchanin road route 100 can get you around that and mass transit we're back on normal schedules today, normal weekday schedules. detours have been lifted from those septa bus routes that were detouring yesterday because of the parkway and eakins oval closures. meanwhile live look in cape may county, this is the garden state parkway. northbound lanes at the cape may toll plaza, again people will be coming back from the shore points this morning after having stuck around for the fireworks last night so expect extra traffic here on the and northbound parkway already seeing a few cars on the westbound a.c. expressway as well as the northbound side of 42. jeanette. >> okay, thanks for the 81 date matt. >>> rescue crews carried children out of chest high flood waters in china. at least 30 people or 33 people have been killed in floods across south china. it came af

four-year-old lai-yannie williams, she died yesterday morning when her home on the 1200 block of morton street caught fire. eight people were inside at the time, including a ten-day old baby, everyone he will made it out. the fire marshal is still looking into what started the fire. says it does not appear to be suspicious. >>> some people call it the heroin haven, a stretch of train track that is runs through kensington and fair hills littered with needles and trash, conrail is trying to change that. the spokesman said clean-up is set to begin monday on the area known as elmento, it's why the city and the railway signed on a deal where conrail will clean up the area removing the needles and repair the fencing in exchange, the city will provide police protection and haul away the trash. >>> if you use new jersey transit the atlantic city rail line you may have to plan for another way to commute. a garbage truck hit the rail bridge east of the pennsauken transit center. new jersey transit centers say they have to suspend service between philly and cherry hill and have to make repair, sub

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morton? >> yes, it is. >> if you'll move it a little closer. >> as rick mentioned this budget -- the committee is -- of this year, it is taking the approach of a post policy budget. >> well, what does that mean? >> well, what we mean by that, this budget assumes a series of what we believe are and expect to be pro growth reforms and that includes the house passed version of the -- the house passed american health care act. welfare reform. comprehensive tax reform. the administration's regulatory reform. and spending based deficit reduction. the amount of which you have already mentioned and then we -- the economists such as john diamond and a former cbo director who testified before our committee. they both feel that with policies of this type as a package -- >> would that be in the realm then of what's referred to or characterized by neo economists as dynamic scoring? >> well, macroeconomic feedback from stronger economic growth and in addition to those two economists, in a new paper release

morton? >> yes, it is. >> if you'll move it a little closer. >> as rick mentioned this budget -- the committee is -- of this year, it is taking the approach of a post policy budget. >> well, what does that mean? >> well, what we mean by that, this budget assumes a series of what we believe are and expect to be pro growth reforms and that includes the house passed version of the -- the house passed american health care act. welfare reform. comprehensive tax reform.

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