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philadelphia police are still in front of the bellevue at this hour. ake a look from skyforce 10 overnight. this was about 10:30 last night. a lot of police activity on the ground. it's what investigators found on the roof that is of biggest concern. philadelphia police took two people into custody, a man and a woman, they were taken away for questioning after being caught with smoke bombs and chemicals that police say could be used to make pipe bombs. the bellevue was not evacuated. no one inside was in any danger for police to cause that evacuation to happen here. but those two suspects, they are in custody at this hour. at this point it's unclear what those two were up to or why they were on the roof of the bellevue at the time. of course, this is something that is still under investigation. we'll continue to follow this. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thanks for that update. >>> 4:04. we're also following a story we brought you as breaking news at 11:00 last night, threats against philadelphia police. nbc 10 learned an inve

threats against philadelphia police. c 10 has learned an investigation is under way tonight after someone made a bomb threat against three city police districts. police say a person stopped an officer in the 39th district and warned that that officer of the threatening message on facebook. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm jim rosenfield. philadelphia police say they are taking this threat very seriously and it all comes as tensions are at an all-time high for law enforcement across the country. this afternoon in michigan two bailiffs were shot to death inside a courthouse in st. joseph. police say an inmate who was being moved grabbed an officer's gun and began shooting in an attempt to escape. people ran for cover as he shot and killed the two bailiffs and injured two others before he was killed by police. >>> and dallas, still reeling from the deadliest attack on police since september 11th. tof tonight the community gaggedered for a vigil to show their support for the officers shot and killed last thursday. tomorrow

police are investigating a substance at a southwest philadelphia home. police and hazmat crews were called out around 1:30 in the morning to the 1700 block of wheeler street. residents said they received a suspicious package way white substance in the mail. as a formality philadelphia police brought in officers from their counter terrorism unit to investigate. so far though there's been no injuries and no evacuations. >>> and there are breaking new details in a triple shooting in southwest philadelphia. police say a 15-year-old boy died overnight. he was one of three teenagers shot after they left a basketball tournament last evening. police say the teens were ambushed on the 6800 block of baltimore avenue. coming up in our next half hour, "action news" reporter katherine scott will have a live report with more on what may have sparked that deadly shooting. >> ♪ >> happening today, president obama is expected to attend a memorial service in dallas for the five officers who were killed by a sniper last thursday. the ambush came on the heels of recent polic

philadelphia again today. this was the scene last night in north philly. they marched to the 24th and 25th police district build anything north philadelphia to protest police brutality. nbc's monique braxton is outside with what we're anticipating will happen later today. monique. >> reporter: hey, there, katy. it is quiet here. a new shift came on about three hours ago. let me show you what is here as a buffer. see the cones lined up, they're serving as a buffer between police and pro protesters should end here at the 24th, 25th police district. we just checked with police and we learned there were no injuries last night. also, no arrests. but there was definitely a lot of aggression as the protesters marched for three hours through north philadelphia. they call the movement the philly coalition for real justice. organizers say they targeted this district because they say there has been a history of injustice against the minority community. we saw some of the protesters yelling insults as they attempted to shut down police movement. but supporters of philadelphia police are urging peace and grat

they have earned our respect, because in the past with protests, philadelphia police have not created police state. they have cooperated with neighbors. they have cooperated with protesters, and we've had peaceful protests. so give them discretion, give them the respect that they've earned, and let them do their job and not make it more difficult, because i think this will be a difficult and trying time. we will have professional protesters invading philadelphia during dnc. we're prepared. we have the finest police force in the country, in my opinion, and i think we'll do a good job, but you want to make it easier for them. >> and the nice thing, i guess, in one sense is they'll get to see -- not that it's gonna be the same as cleveland, but cleveland's first. so we'll have seen, hopefully, not too much, but that's gonna be rough. and they're going there... >> sure. >> ...to observe. >> people are really angry, okay? you see a lot in social media 'cause it's so easy to send things out. people are angry, and we're talking about both sides where you have people saying that excessive pol

they'll try to do that now is suddenly adding to the speaker list, charles ramsey the former philadelphia police commissioner and one of the new york city police detective who is working through september 11 and all of that. not on the list still, none of the widows of baton rouge or dallas, i can tell you this, on cbs evening news last night, we heard from two widows of the baton rouge officers seeing the last pictures, those last minute texts before they died, from the police officers, to their wives, extremely sad, and social unrest in this country specially with it happening just days before both conventions, probably topic a still for both conventions, chris, alex? steve, thank you, coming up 6:09. possible explanation for problems with silver liner five cars. but are we closer to a solution? find out what the manufacturer says went wrong. >> and has the truth come out about melania trump's speech at the rny? finds out who is taking the blame for copying from michelle obama's 2008 speech. >>> a man jumps in the river and nerve resurfaces. skyfox over the scene lower merion, last night, dive

and about to issue an amber alert when philadelphia police got a call from the woman who spot the car with the baby in the back seat. >> it breaks my heart. that poor baby, you know, i'm glad he was/kay. >> reporter: taylor and his son were reunited but inn gram died. williams turned himself into philadelphia police and will face a extradition hearing later this week. if he waves extradition it could be several weeks before he faces murder, kidnapping, and other charges here in salem county. >> it is just something that you do not want to see. but when like it is like this. >> reporter: police say that williams is behind bars in philadelphia, on one million-dollar bond, and, that yasmen taylor's family says that the child is doing okay, they plan to have a funeral later this week for ingram. live from penns grove, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right cleve, thank you. >>> an early morning protest snarled traffic throughout center city philadelphia this morning. chopper two was overhead as the philadelphia chapter of the showing

why philadelphia's police union does not agree with hillary clinton's choices. >> and it was a have i lent night in philadelphia. two men dead and two separate areas of the city. dave kinchen live with the latest on those shootingsment good day everybody, it is thursday, july 20, 2016. >> i'll go out on a limb here and say that i don't think the did the are dnc will be nearly as eventful as the rnc. >> it has been exciting every night, every morning, you wake up, wow. >> what ted cruz did and didn't do last night. but first let's get to sue this morning. >> delightful day, a prepare re atly warm, not too humid. most of today will be about the same. nine out every ten, little warmer today, still pretty nice. little area of showers off the maryland coast, and already in effect for the weekends, excessive heat watch. national weather service just issued this this morning. it is in in effect from saturday morning through sunday afternoon two, hottest days probably of the year so far. but that's ahead, here's now. 72 degrees, your sunset time, sunrise time, i should say, still ten of 6:00.

fox 29's dawn timmeney joins us live at philadelphia police headquarters. dawn?> reporter: well, iain n1 common element is a black and blue mountain bike. suspect is also wearing a very distinctive backpack and baseball cap in both cases. philadelphia police want to you take a good look at the guy in this surveillance video. they say he attack add 24-year-old woman around 12:30 tuesday morning. >> at some point in time he begins to choke her, dragging her to the rear of the property at 3800 block of jasper. >> reporter: police say he choked the woman until she was unconscious and then raped her. the victim finally came to, she was naked with injuries to her head and face. >> that's why we want to get this individual off the street and hoping that somebody can identify this person to help us lead to an arrest because again such a brutal attack. >> reporter: police are investigating whether this attack is connected to the murder of 35-year-old ricky morgan on saturday. morgan was found stabbed to death in an alleyway near jasper and cumberland. the suspect in both

>>> right now, philadelphia police are investigating a report of a threat against local officers. this comes as dozens march through the streets of north philadelphia demanding justice an an end to police violence g evening i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. the possible threat against police comes as officers across the nation are already on edge after last week's deadly ambush in dallas. fox 29's chris o'connell live outside police headquarters. chris? >> reporter: lucy, iain, that is right. philadelphia police tonight have confirmed they are investigating a threat made on social media about targeting violence against three specific philadelphia police district stations across the city. tonight, a police spokesman says they do not believe these threats are credible. in the meantime protesters took to the streets for sixth night in a row. >>> about 80 protesters marched down cecil b. moore avenue in north philadelphia with their signs on bull horns. >> police commissioner richard ross saying he's proud of his officers who are protecting even those throwing insults in their face. >

scared for my open life out here. >> and a sixth straight day of protest as begins police brutality here in philadelphia, what the city's top copies saying about his officer's response to these demonstrations. this is as police say they are investigating threats against them here in philadelphia. >>> it is july 12th, 2016. good morning everybody welcome to good day philadelphia it is mike, alex, sue and bomb. >> thank you for that introduction. >> happy anniversary to the family feud. >> family feud is 40 years old. >> forty years old. >> wow. >> one of my favorite shows. >> you didn't mention that in the meeting. >> we could have have done a thing. >> you can do it again. >> richard dawson was my favorite. >> reruns of the game show network, he kissed every woman. >> every woman. >> but on the lips. >> he would sit there and go right in there. >> we will show footage of this guy. >> steve harvey doesn't do anything. >> no. >> kiss of death. >> yes. >> is what the number. >> it is not a ten today. >> ahh. >> it is a nine. >> okay. >> just a smidge more humid today then yesterday. so, it is a smidge. bus

if you have any information give philadelphia police a call on their tip line 215-686-tips. chris and lauren, back to you. >> dave kinchen thanks very much. tense moments atop historic bellevue, home land security investigating this one. >> police say three men were found in the roof with suspicious items. the question is what were they up to. steve keeley is on this live outside that hotel, steve, good morning. >> i will have greg take camera and go around this blank suv and you can see crime scene unit in front of the main doors here at the bellevue. it has been hours. this happened right after 7:00 . we got the on it right after the 10:00 o'clock news. the roof of the bellevue is not a public place. you you are not allowed up there if you are staying there there is no roof access. it is not a public park. why were these two guys up there camera equipment, smoke bombs and questionable liquids, that may be explosive. that is why the bomb squad was called here. hotel was not evacuated so that tells you this was more of a let's be safe rather than let's evacuate everybody. so

finalist david magee from philadelphia, an army veteran and married to his wife for 44 years. >> wow. >> look at him. >> retired from the postal service a few years ago and works as a policeing guard for philadelphia public schools. he says winning the mass to would be a lot because he and his wife want to take their grandchildren to disney world in orlando in a car wherever one can fit. >> that makes sense. >> week 5naji sanford, he was born and raised in darby pennsylvania, likes sports, likes to live on the wild side, motorcycles, plans to jump from a plane on his next birthday. winning mazda would mean for the first time he can bless his mom with one of the many blessings that she has given him throughout the year. he plans to give this car to her as a token of his appreciation. >> car the two left of the picture he cannot the take his eyes off of it. >> week six finalist is kenya henderson jones, in southwest philadelphia but lives in delaware, former health care worker but had to retire early because she's battling multiple sclerosis. she said winning mazda would be a huge help to give her current car to her daughter, starting college next month. >> great stories we

coming up and new details announced today about lesean mccoy's involvement with a fight with philadelphia police. and looking at sky 6 hd the heat and humidity continues to plague our region and melissa magee has the latest from accuweather. >>> now, the details 12 police officers in dallas were shot and five of them killed during a sniper attack at a protest for the recent killings of black men in louisiana and minnesota. the police chief said that shooter, micah johnson acted alone and was not affiliated with a

philadelphia police department tells us they're always in the state of hig are officers respo the tragedy in dallas? steve keeley police headquarters with this part of the story. hi, steve. >> reporter: they're not going to be any whiplash response from the is experts here at philadelphia police headquarters. they know what to do when it comes to handling protests. when it comes to worrying about themselves and their own safety, they put the citizens safety first, the protesters safety first, they're not going to be looking up in parking garages and taking their eyes off the protesters's safe as they marriage through streets. you can bet that. nearly seven how to men and 1 who make up this police department are proud they can let these protesters go through smuft busiest streets at busiest times of day without anybody getting hurt or arrested. will thing change? sure, they will be having meetings about this, they feel terrible 10 they're in mourning for losing four of their brothers in dallas. they know what it's like to be targeted. you remember jesse hart nat, somebody just tried to kil

. >> philadelphia police say they're always on high alert, especially these days and especially this week. steve keeley live at police headquarters in philadelphia with how local officers are responding to this. steve? >> reporter: viewers see us here at headquarters all the time. reason we're out back this is where the commanders are usually parked. you see the spots empty like they usually are this time of day but they've been empty most days this week as a popular vacation week but the leaders of this department lead by example. of while they may have not been here in the morning, you saw the top guys in the country hamming protest, chief supervisor joe sullivan and commissioner rich ross leading the police presence last night out there that a news conference talking about the future protest situation with the democratic national convention then hit the streets at the height of the heat and rush hour to make sure their men and women kept all the men and women and children protesting and walking through the busiest streets at the busiest time during the evening rush hour safe last n

the philadelphia police department is already making changes. >> and despite the recent climate philadelphia police went forward with a community outreach event that was planned for today. "action news" reporter john rawlins continues our team coverage. he's live in west philadelphia where that event just wrapped up. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, guys. that long scheduled evander block party was held here at the 18th district. as for changes, those changes given what happened in dallas last night and philadelphia scheduled for protests between now and the dnc yes there will be changes we're told but police are not going into many details about that but the man who heads the department and the man who heads the fop say they're both comfortable. >> depending on the routes of those demonstrations, we have to take into account buildings that we weren't worried about before. again, many of our demonstrations, sometimes they're impromptu so we don't always know where they're going. >> the police commissioner and i have been in constant contact with since about 5 o'clock this morning. everybody's on t

single parents, for strangers down on their luck. >> moses walker served as a member of the philadelphia policerce for 19 çyears. john mcnesby praised organizers for making the change and adding family of fallen officers to the lineup. >>> breaking news out of san diego. police have one suspect in customer den and are searching for others after two police officers were shot. it is still not clear what led to the shooting. authorities have told people to shelter in place as they search for additional suspects. we're still working to find out the conditions of those officers. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them into our newsroom. >>> two innocent bystanders, one a 10-year-old girl, are in the hospital this morning following a violent night in philadelphia. family members of that young girl ran to north rosewood street in north philadelphia but were told by police to go to the hospital. authorities say the 10-year-old was walking with her grandmother when she was shot in the arm. she needs surgery but is expected to be okay. the two gunmen ran away. neighbors say this wasn't the first

skyforce 10 over the scene in southwest philadelphia around 10:00 last night. policetell us the victims just finished a game on the playground at 61st and baltimore when a gunman jumped out of an alley and started shooting. there are no arrests. >>> the latest on the septa slowdown. the riders will see more trains as the agency tries to ease congestion. septa yesterday added leased trains from new jersey transit and amtrak. the agency also put a modified schedule into place after taking a third of its cars off the rails last week because of a structural defect. septa says it's running about 200 fewer trains a day than on a normal weekday. >> we will continue to make adjustments. we'll continue to work on leasing additional equipment. we'll continue to look at even potentially doing some kind of express busing. that's also being looked at by septa. >> nbc 10 has learned that starting today, septa will use five train cars leased from maryland. septa is also looking to get more equipment possibly from bostonç or the midwest. the agency is spending more than $19,000 a we

violent night in the city, philadelphia police investigating the shooting death two young men. >> righte looking for several gunmen on the loose, dave kinchen has the latest, dave? >> they work on two separate shootings with both victims losing their lives at age 22. it was just around 12:30 in the morning, when police went to the 5800 block of woodcrest street for report of gunfire. cops say they found 22 year old man slumped over the wheel of his grand prix, told that he was at his girlfriends' house, outside the house, parked in the driveway, two men came up and fired 16 shots. his car was shot up several times on each side. police looking for those shooters, and the two guns there, also looking for surveillance video that could give them klaus also at cambria and north mash nerve north philadelphia. police say another man, 22 year old, was killed after being shot five times in the head and nine times in the torso, a total of 14 gunshots hitting that man, a neighbor dropping him off at episcopal hospital where he was found dead. police found bag of mcdonald's food at the crime scene,

wednesday evening a 15-year-old boy was shot in the frankford section of philadelphia. police tell "eyewitness news" this shooting on the 4800 block of griscom street stemmed from an argument the day before. police rushed the victim to the hospital where he remains in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the stomach. police are interviewing a person of interest. >>> well, southwest airlines is back up and running but they're warnings travelers the effects of yesterday's computer melt down will linger for much of the day. check your flight status by assessing the philadelphia website through ours at cbsphilly.com. justin firm shows it what it look this morning at the airpo airport. >> reporter: patience is a virtue for southwest customers flying today. many who came to philly international early this morning to fly out only to have those plans grounded. >> what surprises me there was never a southwest representative passing among the passengers to explain what had happened. when you came in that we knew about flights being canceled. many people got the notice while standi

that is the latest words from philadelphia police, the suspects were spotted on the roof of the hyatt at the bellevue in center city. they had at least one camera, as well as the smoke bomb. police say, one of the suspects might be a blogger who likes to do things with photography. commissioner ross said the suspects might face at least criminal trespassing charges. >> president obama is set to speak at a memorial service in dallas today to remember the lives of the five police officers shot and killed in a ambush last week. cbs correspondent danielle nottingham is in dallas with more. >> president obama will pay tribute to the five dallas police officers at an interfaith memorial this afternoon. last night, more than a thousand people gathered at a candlelight vigil, to honor officers pa trish yao, michael, lauren, and michael, killed when sniper opened fire at a peaceful black lives matter protest. >> what is our mission today is helping these families understand how to comfort this tragedy. >> in a interview with the blade, the father of micah johnson expressed disbelief. >> my son

a fight may have led to the shooting sunday night. >> philadelphia police giving us a look at the driver they say struck and killed a person when he plowed into a group of people. >> police say he was drunk when smashed into another then opened curb 21 and jackson an one woman died according to police mc old rick. >> right now investigators trying to track down two teens accused of carjacking a woman monday night in south philly. as the tsh two teens pointed guns at her and stole her car and ipad. they tried to stop it in south west. police found two groups in the the car. good morning at the wells well. >> chris it's not all about south philadelphia an democrats this week. how you can be a part this historic event without stepping foot on the convention floor. but, first, check out winning lottery numbers. good luck to you. lottery numbers. good luck to you. we'll be back. there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all time. ♪ and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ discover something one of a kind in new york. ♪ new york. it's all here. it's

philadelphia police chief director joe sullivan and philadelphia housing authority police chief grantvillearring are among the six typeal candidates according to a list made public by the may 345eur's office. according to news reports in memphis the city interim police director has strong support from the community. >> on radar right now my it's been a beautiful night kathy orr i'm enjoying it because i know it's fleeting. >> it's beautiful. we're looking at dry condition conditions. the kids are running cross the street here. a lot of people outside enjoying the night. it's pretty quiet. the calm is out there right no now. it's not going to last that long. light winds and low humidity and temperatures comfortable. crack the windows tonight it will be the last comfortable one we see in the first foreseeable future. high today, 87. dew point already up to 64. it's climbing. getting more humid by the hour. and right now, 57 in the poconos and 75 degrees in wildwood and down the shore, comfortable with temperatures in the 7 0s and ocean water temperatures around 70 degrees as well in most loc

all of this being watched by police especially philadelphia's bike police officers.s the so-called shut down the dnc march stepped off on broad street tuesday evening, protesters were accompanied by philadelphia police on bikes. lots of them. bike officers have been everywhere since dnc demonstrations kick off on sunday. >> bikes are very mobile we can get -- get to places very quickly yeah, i think it's working well for us. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross says the bike officers are the back bone of the city security plan when dealing with large and small scale protests and marches. hundreds of officers on two wheels can be seen throughout the city. >> men and women out there quite adapt at doing it, can't say enough about them. >> i didn't have a problem witness bike cops. to me the waves of police that are around here i've seen two or three waves beyond the crowds that's a little intimidating. helicopter flying around is inn tim dating. >> reporter: tuesday's big march went on for miles with bike officers in front and taking up the rear close to thous

this one came from a person that came face-to-face saying there was a threat coming to the philadelphia police and she claimed she knew what she was talking about. since the attack on dallas police last week, philadelphia police sources say there has been an increase in threats directed towards them. overnight detectives had to investigate threats to blow up three districts across town. chinatown and northeast philadelphia and the 35th in olney. the claim was that people wearing burkas would come in wearing bundles that appeared to be infants but were actually suicide bombs. >> we take all the threats seriously and we investigate them and right now we haven't found anything substantive yet but we'll take each and everyone of them searierouses. >> this none discrypt building in philadelphia is the intelligence center that monitors potential terrorism and emerging crime and all sorts of danger here in southeastern pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware and on into maryland. with access to video feeds and social media 24/7. >> it allows people to do a lot of things, some is not the smartest thing

coming up and new details announced today about lesean mccoy's involvement with a fight with philadelphia police. and looking at sky 6 hd the heat and humidity continues to plague our region and melissa magee has the latest from accuweather. >>> now, the details 12 police officers in dallas were shot and five of them killed during a sniper attack at a protest for the recent killings of black men in louisiana and minnesota. the police chief said that shooter, micah johnson acted alone and was not affiliated with any group and was upset about recent shootings. >> the suspect said he was upset with white people and said he wanted to kill white people especially white officers. >> meanwhile protesters were said to be peaceful marching on the streets before the gun fire erupted. two civilians were hit by bullets and survived. the suspect was killed by a bomb after negotiations failed. three other suspects are also in custody. "action news" reporter katherine scott has local reaction but first live to karen travers in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: hi rick, we are learning more details about

they have been praising the philadelphia police department this week. >> for the most part the dnc went any security issues and people are saying interactions with philadelphia officers like this one. ♪ >> all right. >> yay! >> whoo!? >> philadelphia police posting this video on its facebook page it shows police officers one playing the guitar singing along with some people yesterday in what appears to be fdr park. >> i heard they do free bird, too. what i'm told. >>> get a look at this guy. old enough to hop the counter at this hotel and raid the cash register. why employees inside are sure they've seen him before. >> teenager home alone making breakfast when a stranger starts knocking on the front door but that teen knew something just wasn't right. what she says the guy did next that her running into her pan's room to hide. >>> and stopping a sweet tooth those are chocolates lock up in individual cases. why one store says they have no choice. ♪ welcome back. take look at this guy and side an atlanta hotel. he takes to the people behind the desk at this comfort sweets, then you'll see

we'll have a lot more when we see you here on "nbc nightly news." >> philadelphia police and local community members came together for a day of relationship building. this afternoon, police of the 18th district hosted a block party in west philadelphia. it was a time to reflect on why this kind of interaction sometimes seems to be a rarity rather than the norm. >> you know, get in touch with the young people. let them know we're real people and we care about them. that's what it's about. >> today's block party featured food, fun, games and a chance for kids to get to know the officers who protected their streets. >>> lester holt will have much more from dallas, tonight's edition of "nightly news" will last a full hour. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we have an official heat wave here. we also have showers and thunderstorms. not much left in pennsylvania. with one exception in parts of bucks county. but we also have that rain in new jersey. not quite getting to the jersey shore. a little bit of lighter rain. the he

it's absolutely scary. >> reporter: philadelphia police ñ ross now has officersi> working in two-policeill change the way philly police work protests but now how they protect those involved. >> we'll do what we have to do to keep protesters safe,!">i bu most importantly to keep everybody in the city safe. >> reporter: the spotlight turns to philly in two weeks, the ser kret service said they won't change. >> the secret service respects the rights of the protest. if they're not affecting the venue, we don't get involved with it. >> reporter: secret service training includes scenarios like what happened in dallas. >> it does bring home the reality. that things like this can happen. some changes. >> repta'sr: the head of oól police force was tight-lipped about any specific changes, deployments or tactics. one officer killed intóo@ dalls a transit officer supporting police. the chief said assignments are still up to supervising officers. >>÷r what happened last night, hits us all right to the core. and i think28 that the entire public feels t(dtway. you know, it's not just the policing com

philadelphia police took two people into custody, a man and a woman. they were caught with smoke bombs and tell calsç police sa could be used to make pipe bombs. the bellevue was not evacuated. no threat to anybody inside this building according to police. it's unclear exactly what these two individuals were doing on the roof of the building and what their motives are with the equipment and materials that they had at the time. again, police have taken them in for questioning. we'll let you know what we learned from the investigation. live in center city, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> more details this morning on a story we first brought you last night. a 15-year-old boy died overnight after getting shot following a basketball game. two other teens were hurt. skyforce 10 was over the scene in southwest philadelphia around 10:00 last night. police tell us the victims had just finished a game on the playground at 61st and baltimore avenue when a gunman jumped out of an alley and started shooting there are no arrests. >>> today president obama will touch

single parents, for strangers down on their luck. >> moses walker served as a member of the philadelphia policeorce for 19 years. john mcnesby, president of the fraternal order of police praised convention organizers for making the change and add family members of fallen officers to the lineup. much more coverage online and the nbc 10 app. check out pictures and video highlights of the week that put philadelphia in the national spotlight. katy? >>> new details in the criminal case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. the judge will not let her lawyers use material from the ongoing porn investigation as a defense. kane is accused of leaking secret investigative information to the "philadelphia daily news" in 2014 to embarrass rival prosecutors and lie about it under oath. >>> communities across the cameras turned off red light cameras after being accused of using them to make money. but a new study reveals getting rid of the cameras can have deadly consequences. the insurance institute for highway safety says in their sample cities deadly accidents went up by about 30% at interse

members of the philadelphia police honor guard were in dallas yesterday to pay tribute to their fallenellow officers. >>> it's 5:07. fresno california police released body cam video of a police-involved shooting last month that ended in the death of an unarmed teen. >> get up your hands. now. >> shorts say this started when police received reports of a man carrying a rifle. they pulled over 19-year-old dylan noble thinks he could be the suspect. the body cam video showed noble ignored police commands to show both of his hands. police shot four times kill noble. >>> new this morning, the department of transportation has proposed new rules of transporting oil and other hazardous liquids in oil tanker cars. the new oil train safety rules would require carriers to have an oil response plan for all trains carrying high liquids. they would also have to share cargo with state and local agencies. the d.o.t.'s new safety proposal follows a number of oil train disaster including this 2014 derailment in quebec that killed 27 people. >>> and this local train derailment caused a concern in 2014 on

>> vai and katy, philadelphia police are trying to figure out what this man's motives are for having ose explosives and fireworks in his van. this was just before 10:00 last night. police showed up to 20th and champlo champlost. that mini van was double parked. when officers went up, they noticed a strong smell of marijuana. the bomb squad was called out, one of the more troubling discoveries to them was that some of these devices were homemade. >> we don't know. we don't know if he had any mishs intent or if he was going to use them for some type of fireworks. he will be investigated not only by northwest detectives but also our bomb squad personnel will do a thorough investigation to determine where not only he got these explosive devices but what he intended to do with them. >> those are the big questions this morning, that 31-year-old, he was arrested and facing several charges this morning. those fireworks and explosives were confiscated and of course police already have their radar up as far as explosives are concerned. they say any time somebody has found explosives in their ve

was not without incident there were dozens of citations and arrests as well and reaction to philadelphia police was in the completely positive. one black lives matter philly organizer said in a statement the police presence, wasn't for protection of protesters but for containment of protests. they made it difficult for bystanders inspired by the march, to join into it. >> police say that tens of thousands met in philadelphia to protest, hoping that maybe while all eyes were on philadelphia, their message received some attention as well. their group, part of that spotlight. whether that be through, marches down broad street or perhaps, through the softer moments. >> rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well. >> incident occurred on route 13, and two people were taken to the hospital, we're told u.s. 13 has just reopened, but there is still plenty of traffic in that area, if you aring that way. >>> a father is in critical condition, after he was caught in the cross fire, of a gun battle, driving through germantown yesterday evening around 6:00 o'clock. the his four year-old daughter was

something so cruel. >> reporter: at this point police have not said whether they have a motive or a suspect, as with all homicides in philadelphiae city is offering a $20,000 reward for any information, leading to a an arrest and conviction. at police headquarters, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >>> officials say a body found in the shark river inlet, bellmawr, new jersey is thought to be that have of a missing 17 year-old. avon police say the body was found this afternoon. authorities had been looking for a westfield boy who was reported missing last night. the teen had been free diving and speaker fishing, his identity has not yet been publicly released. still to come here on "action news" tonight critical piece of the international space station about to take off from cape canaveral. why engineers are more nervous then usual about this launch. >>> a live look at commodore barry bridge from sky six on this sunday night, meteorologist melissa magee with the exclusive accu weather whenoff the wheel to getands out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 ho

some philadelphia police officers are there taking notes before next week's dnc. lessons they're learning. >>> along with pennsylvania florida proven to be pivotal in past presidential elections. something that's been happening slowly over the past four years bringing a big surprise in november. >> another look at the climatic balloon drop tonight at the rnc. donald trump and governor pence celebrating their nominations and promising to win the race for the presidency this novemb november. we are back in a moment. ♪ >>> i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america, and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way without consequence. >> donald trump mentioning pennsylvania in his acceptance speech tonight at the rnc. as nation awaited donald trump's acceptance speech, security concerns remain very high. >> some philadelphia police officers made the trip to cleveland for a recon mission ahead of next week's dnc our bruce gordon has that story. >> reporter: cl

we are told this is over the bellevue hotel in center city last night where philadelphia police beganir investigation. it was at the bellevue around 7:00 last night that police were called to the building for reports of people running on the rooftop. when they arrived, they found at least two people with smoke bombs. a suspicious liquid and camera equipment. a man and woman were then taken into custody. from there, homeland security did take over the investigation from philadelphia police and back out here live, that's really all we know. and again, as i can tell you what we have learned this morning as the investigation at least wraps up here at the hotel, the police officers just left moments ago, we do know at this hour, at this moment at least two people, a man and a woman are currently being questioned by homeland security. for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thank you. >>> it was another emotional night in dallas, texas, at a vigil here, police saluted their fallen comrades killed by that sniper last week. presid

philadelphia police said woman was badly beaten and died. trish hartman has more. >> reporter: an extremely disturbing scene in kensington, a woman brutally beaten to death anne police are looking look lor killer. >> police responded to sports of reports of a person screaming when they arrived they found a 35 woman naked and covered in blood. it is believed she was beaten with a board on cumberland street around 11:20 p.m. and stumbled to a nearby corner where she was found and pro announced dead. >>> in south philadelphia an accidental shooting outside this sports bar at 10:30 p.m. sent two people to the hospital. a man wearing navy blue shirts and shorts accidentsly fired his gun -- accidently fired his gun outside a bar. bullet fragments struck the women. they are in stable condition. >>> a 32-year-old woman was not intended target of a shooting outside her home on oakdale street. she heard 6 gun shots and saw muzzle flashes. police say a number of people were in the area and police believe the shots came from a car. >> they didn't get a m

, thanks very much. >>> lets turn to our other top stories on this monday morning right now philadelphia police are investigating a homicide this happened around 11:20 last night at penns landing at the intersection of callowhill and columbus boulevard. police say a group of men walk up to another man getting in an suv and shot him several times. the victim was taken to hahnemann hospital where he later died. >>> as for the suspects, they were arrested a short time later after a pursuit, police believe they may have tossed their weapon into the delaware river. >>> two pedestrians in critical condition after a septa bus and car collide, two dozen others in the hospital, septa says that 26 people were on board this route 113 bus on south lansdowne avenue and providence road in yeadon when it hit a jeep. first responders took people on board to areas hospitals. the investigation continues into what went wrong. >>> still no word from philadelphia fire investigators on how one of their own died on friday. they have, however, confirmed that gabriel lee died while on his shift at ladder company number

forecast for the city to the shore fort weekend later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you philadelphia police have a teenaged suspect in custody in connection to the murder of a 1584 old boy in southwest philadelphia. tahir barnes died earlier this month after someone shot him and 222 of his friends as they were leaving a basketball ball at 60th and baltimore avenue. his two friends survived. sources tell fox 29 homicide detectives are right now questioning suspect. investigators have not released that person's identity and prosecutors have yet to file any charges. >>> tonight authorities are trying to figure out what led to the murder of a young father in north philadelphia. police say someone gunned down the 22-year-old just as he was returning from fast food run. in the back seat of his car his baby boy after bullet after bullet his his father. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live with the terrifying details that young father shot 14 times. sabina? >> reporter: yeah, lousy, incredibly none of those bullets hit the baby in the back seat. the family is calling that nothing short of miracle. pol

coming up at 4:30 today, a problem with philadelphia police.have a live report and new details on the issue that could affect hundreds of dui cases across the city. >> up next, a man opens fire outside a local women's shelter. what we know about the suspect and that incident and what led up to the gunfire next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. only fios lets you upload as fast as you can download. and right now get these speeds with our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online with no annual contract. now switching to fios is easier than ever with hassle-free installation. we'll connect your devices to the new wi-fi and there is no cost to cancel early if you change your mind within 30 days. super fast 100 meg internet with equal upload and download sp

was arrested. >>> the debate over police stops involving black men is becoming one of the hottest topics of this election. >> we have a story of a southwest philadelphia man whose recent facebook live video of his encounter with police went viral and this wasn't his first stop. . >> as cherri gregg explains. >> reporter: meet mr. williams. >> i live in philly practically all my life. >> reporter: the 34-year-old is always on the road. he volunteered at prisons, has a full-time job and takes care of his three children. and it's on the road where some of his worst fears bubble to the surface. >> it's like i'm being targeted, you know? >> reporter: williams says philadelphia police pulled him over roughly 20 times in the past year. ten in the last three months, four he caught on video. >> nothing else better to do, man, stop me for my tinted windows. it pays to be legitimate. >> he pulled me over, said my truck, same kind of jeep was in an arm robbery. >> every time, man. >> reporter: he says police didn't give him tickets. most of the officers were professionals. >> my apologies for the inconvenience. >> but the repeated stops and news of shootings in b

there's no word yet on what the issue was. >> right now philadelphia police have a teenaged suspect in custody in connection to a 15-year-old boy's murder in southwest philadelphia. tahir barnes died earlier this month after someone shot him and two of his friends as they were leaving a basketball game at 60th and baltimore avenue. his two friends survived. police sources tell fox 29 homicide detectives are right now questioning the suspect and investigators are in the released that person's identity. prosecutors have not filed any charges yet. >> in reading charges have been refiled against a police officer accused of punching a woman and smashing her phone. officer santiago is charged with official oppression and evidence tampering among other offenses for this incident all caught on surveillance video in april. last month a judge dismissed the charges after a preliminary hearing citing lack of evidence but the da determined the judge erred in that decision owe so the da says said the officer had no cause to make the stop and punch the woman and attempted to destroy the cell phone vi

they are actually five people in total, taken into custody by philadelphia police. now that has been the crescendo, the most visible public problem that we have seen this entire time. all of the demonstrations including black lives matter, bernie sanders, those folks, they have all been peaceful according to the philadelphia police department. in fact, one captain told me that people from out of town have been making it a point to go up to officers on the street and thank them, and pose with them, for pictures. so, many, many different tails to this story, the tail you are seeing inside the convention center where, of course, there was drama for beginning but when bernie sanders threw his support behind hillary clinton that some would snuff that out but there continues to be division on the streets, however, it seems to be somewhat, relatively minor. of course we are out here keeping an eye on all things. live at fdr park i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe. >>> republican date donald trump held a news conference in miami, florida and answered

so interesting, right. >>> coming up on 4:21 we are following breaking news for you philadelphia police are investigating a homicide this happened around 11:20 near penns landing at callowhill and columbus boulevard. police say a group of men walk up to another man, getting into an suv and then shot him several times. victim was taken to hahnemann hospital where he later died. >>> as for suspects they were arrested a short time after the pursuit. police believe that they may have tossed their weapon in the delaware river. >>> the city of baton rouge, louisiana still reeling from the deadly police shootings that happened more than a week ago. today officer montrell jackson will be laid to rest, jackson was shot and killed during an ambush style attack that killed two police officers and sheriff's deputy. shortly before his death jackson wrote a heartfelt message on his facebook page howie motionly draining it is to be a police overs. the shooter was identified as gaff up long, a former marine, discharged from the military, in 2010. >>> story that is attracting national attention, what on

right now at 11:00 a show of solidarity for philadelphia police as hundreds gather at a rally to support them and women in blue. who will it be donald trump reveals when he'll announce his pick for vice-president. >> and a pack of cigarettes in pennsylvania will soon cost mo more. how much lawmakers increase the tax in order to balance the budget? >> but we begin night with a large turn out at a pro police rally in northeast philadelphia. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee is on assignment. there was one moment during that recall whole tensions really flared up. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was there and joins us live in mayfair with that story. trang? >> reporter: well, there were tense moments when a man showed up holding a black lives matter sign but fortunately this rally ended peacefully with both sides expressing their support for police. chorus of cheers and honks filled the intersection of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair. at more than 200 strong, the crowd had one message for philly police. >> got your backs. >> reporter: they included reti

philadelphia police you will see got help from the capitol police down in d.c. whose job it is to protect the congress members. so delegates here are happy with the police presence that they see on most corners. >> i have seen a lot of police officers, every where, just every where downtown, i feel safe. >> it does not seem intrusive. i did not feel limited at all. >> both in the city, land and air and on the waterways. >> we are so happy for all of the security. >> reporter: do you feel safe. >> very safe, nothing unsafe about this place. >> reporter: one other good thing the american flags draped all over the streets of the center city happened to be plastic a lot of them are all twisted from the wind but they will dry off faster then any cloth flags would have because they got drenched. >> yes. >> steve, are you done? are you telling me you are done with your report because i'm not getting anything. are you done? we could be doggies going to dave kinchen, hoist over on broad and location news front of the double tree. >> we mentioned that 50,000 people are in