to consider possible legal action against the state dep and army corps of engineers. >>> police found a philadelphia mom who they say abandoned her baby in a bensalem hotel room. 34-year-old erika lopez is now in custody at a medical facili facility. police have been searching for since yesterday. staff at the nights in hoe fell found her seven month old baby on the floor and drugs in the room. police say the mom left there a day earlier. the baby is not hurt but now in the care of dhs. >>> your fox 29 weather authority. let's hop outside take live look at allentown. some are let -- summer letting us know it's still here and only >> scott williams it was beautiful yesterday but it is warming up out there. >> absolutely, iain and lucy. high temperatures across the area today in the upper 80s. tomorrow we'll likely hit 90 degrees. look at allentown. 89 degrees was the high temperature. 88 in philadelphia. 88 in reading along with atlantic city. it was sunny, it was dry and that humidity has been down right comfortable. 37% right now is the humidity. 88 degrees currently in philadelphia. temperatures r

activists and clergy calling for a deeper investigation into the dea deady police involved shooting last month in north philadelphiaarching from police headquarters to city hall today over the death of 30-year-old david jones. there are conflicting reports of what happened that night. police say jones was riding recklessly on his dirt bike when an officer tried to question him, there was a struggle. police say jones reached for a gun and that's when the officer shot him. but a witness says jones never brought out a weapon. >>> new jersey governor chris christie says the reaction to his familys holiday vacation really stunk. his feelings were hurt. governor christie dismissed criticism online comedies spurred from the governor and relatives hanging out a closed public beach on july 4th while state was in the middle avenue government shut down. the controversy was born out public's ignorance and unfairness he also said this episode hurt his family more than anything else in the past eight years of his tenure. >>> developing right now, the heroin epidemic is only gettin g worse here in philadelphia and statewide. that

no surprise because once word got out just before 6:00 p.m., philadelphia police were notified to quickly grab this person in the northeast philadelphia, before they took off after learning that dinardo told authorities who helped him kill and set bodies on fire and bury them on his parent's property. now, philadelphia police swarmed here to this second person's house, right at intersection of the oxford and mcgee, this is philly's lawncrest section, gist off of roosevelt boulevard and relatively close to bensalem, by the way, where dinardo lived with his mom and dad. we have learned this accomplice helped dinardo on three of the four murders. there is a second grave on the parent's property and source say don't be surprised to see dinardo possibly taken in cuffs to that spot on the farm to lead investigators to it if they cannot find it on their own based on his directions to day. now, also expect, bucks county detectives to hit the northeast philadelphia house with a search warrant anytime now, we have learned that the second person has a criminal history, karen and thomas in

nbc 10 news. >> and early this morning philadelphia police fire add shot. cers saw a camry that matched the description of one of two cars that were stolen this morning in the northeast. the driver of that car pointed the gun at police one officer fired. no one was hurt and police quickly arrested that man. >> the officer certainly has a right and duty to defend himself and anyone else present in those types of encounters. >>> and we have new video showing a break-in at the northeast philadelphia mosque. a man broke into the islamic society wise this month. he stole cash and road away on a bicycle. if you recognize this man call police. >>> a woman is in police custody after an argument lead to a deadly shooting last night. the victim died at the hospital. a neighbor told nbc 10 he heard argumenting a arguing and a man beating a woman and a gunshot went off. >>> three people wanted for spray painting graffiti. police say the suspects sprayed anti police slogans on walls and cars in the area. >>> allentown mayor will face corruption charges in philadelphia. a

. >>> philadelphia police identified 65-year-old betty thomas as the woman arrested for stealing a taxicab early yesterday. surveillance video shows the incident playing out. police say thomas asked a cab driver to stop at a gas station in the hunting park section so she could get a drink. well, the driver also got out to help her get inside. but she had other plans and went back outside jumped in his cab and drove off. police later found the woman who had actually picked up a customer during her cab get away. thomas now faces a number of charges including theft. >>> the leader of a large organized shoplifting ring that targeted stores all over south jersey was sentenced today. a judge ordered chiara pender to spend five years in prison. she must pay restitution to at least nine stores including kohl's wal-mart lowes and tj max. prosecutors say pender and her crew made off with more than 20 grand in stolen goods. >>> attorney general jeff sessions was in philadelphia this morning to talk to sanctuary cities and efforts to combat crime. sessions told a room full of federal prosecutors and l

, henry rossoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> philadelphia police looking for a gunmanho opened fire during a house party in strawberry mansion. it happened near 28th and york around 2 o'clock this morning. investigators say a 35-year-old man blocked another man from that entering the house on that other man then shot the 35-year-old three times. the victim is in critical condition at temple university hospital. >> reporter: just about an hour earlier police responded to a shooting at the sunoco food mart in north philly. "eyewitness news" at fifth and erie. investigators say someone shot a man outside of the food mart. he's in critical condition and police haven't made any arrests in this case just yet. >>> the trump administration meantime is asking the supreme to clarify its ruling on the travel ban. at issue, which family relatives are eligible to bypass the ban. thursday a federal judge in hawaii ruled the list of relatives should be expanded to include grandparents and other relatives of people legally in the u.s. the travel ban temporarily bars people from six te

police say four people were hit thursday on 5,000 block of wood land avenue in southwest philadelphia, minutes earlier, officers also received a similar report about a mile away in university city. eyewitnesses tell police four male suspects got away in the dark color infinity with a partial pennsylvania license plate, reading kj. >>> the g20 summit continues today in hamburg, germany this morning the president met with british prime minister teresa may on the sidelines of the international summit. he announce that he had would visit the uk but did not specify when that trip would be. yesterday, the whole world watched as president trump and russian president putin finally met in person. moa lenghi has more on their meeting. >> reporter: first, a handshake, and then a pat on the back. that kicked off president trump's first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladamire putin at g20 sum tonight germany. >> we look forward to a lot of positive things happening, for russia and united states. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson sat in and said for first time mr. trump co

a call. >> and philadelphia police also looking for three suspect , who they say spray painted anti-police slogans along walls in vehicles. on south 35th street, investigators say two suspects sprayed the paint while the third acted as a look out. last seen walking along the 1200 block of south 36th street. >> well, there is much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, name dropping, a virginia high school decides whether to sever its ties to its confederate rat history. >> and another bear in the suburbs, which community is on alert after homeowner catches this one on camera in his backyard. >> oh, oh,. >> back in two minute. >> they already had one for guns, now texas has new open carry law. starting september 1st, people can carry swords, knives, double edge blades and michetti's, yes, the law will not apply to schools, prisons, hospitalization, amusement parks, churches, and bars. >> well, a school board in northern virginia vote to drop the name after area high school named after a confederate general. two years of debate over whether or not to keep the name

>>> police are investigating a series of drive-by paintball attacks in two philadelphia neighborhoods police say four people were hit yesterday on that the 5,000 block of woodland avenue in southwest philly. minutes earlier, officers received a similar report about a mile away in university city. eyewitnesses told police four male suspects got away in a dark-colored infinity with a partial pennsylvania license plate reading kj. >>> a historic encounter as president trump meets with russian president vladimir putin for the first time. it happened on the sidelines of the g20 summit in germany, originally schedule ford 35 minutes lasted more than two hours. secretary of state rex tillerson sat in on the meeting as did la r o v. he pressed him on meddling >> they had a robust and lengthy exchange on the subject. the president pressed president putin on that more than one occasion regarding russian involvement, he documented it. >>> the foreign minister took a different stance saying he accepted the denials and told him some americans are fueling stories of russian meddling. they also lear

nobody was injured going up or going down. >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are now asking for the public's help in finding this missing teenager and her baby. 16-year-old lammy green and her 2-month-old daughter were last seen on the 1500 block on the 4th of july, they believe that she left on her own and empl emimploring her to turn herself into police. >>> we are finally getting relief from the hot and humid condition. lots of clouds and a light shower is possible as we look live at cape may had high definition, the place to be people are on the beach and the umbrella is up as well. there is a breeze. see the flag there, meteorologist, david murphy, is in the weather center with a first check of the forecast. >> we are looking at the possibility of a pop-up sprinkle or shower. and the only thing we have got on stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that it's picking up light stuff in the lighter shades of green and in the process of pushing to the east. that is what is on the map for now. temperatures treat us well. 73 currently in philadelphia and same in allentown and 69 an

see a noose or that artifact it conquers up images of lynching. >> reporter: captain with the philadelphia police department say detectives are taking in chances collecting the noose as evidence and hoping to determine who placed it on the tree. friday night police releasing this video showing two males, one white, one black walking from that tree. police say seconds earlier the white male tossed the rope over the branch. >> it is shocking, disgusting and frankly really sad. >> reporter: neighbors obviously upset. >> i was appalled, as a terrible thing to have nap this neighborhood or any neighborhood. >> just terrible. it is part of it that seems like a bad pattern that emerging. >> reporter: in fact according to ru landou executive director of philadelphia commission of human relations. >> commission enforcees anti discrimination laws. >> reporter: city has seen a increase in similar situations over pennsylvania flyince the en november we have seen a huge up tic in acts of hate, violence throughout the city. >> reporter: just last week u.s. mint employee suspended for placing a noose on an afri

for any information that lead to an arrest, if you recognize any of these men, give police a call. >>> in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood police are trying to find the nan this video he threw a sand bag in the door of a restaurant along the 1400 block of frankford avenue, made his way inside and stole a computer worth about four grand. it happened monday night. investigators releasing this video. >>> warminster bucks county take a lot this guy. police want him off the street he pulled a gun at the person at 7-eleven on newtown road, early yesterday morning, he didn't get anything but interestingly he ran right by an officer who was not able to get him. he got away. maybe driving a dark colored sedan. >>> keep watching here because over in burlinton county police need your help identifying that guy right there he is wanted for stealing two vehicles from the burns honda dealership in evesham township. police say one car was stolen on june 14th, another one on june 24th and on both occasions employees saw the man on the property acting, suspiciously. >>> police in philadelphia, need help to get this p

have everything they need for their saturday block party that is except authorization from philadelphia policethey say the 39th police district took it away citing crime trends in the area. >> so if there's crime in the city why is beyonce' and jay-z allowed to ride over in their airplane to come over here and shut down half the city we're asking eight hours of a block we purchased everything that we need for our block party. >> hope school field says she got this permit from the city allowing for the party only to get shut down by police two days before the event. thee 50 bucks already shell out for a dj. hundreds more for other fun things for the kids. >> it's just like somebody getting married. you pay for a wedding. two days before the event they say you can't have it. how would you feel? >> philadelphia police tell fox 29 block parties can in fact be shut down based on area crime. one officer says west somerset and judson is known for shootings, robberies and more. but neighbors say that's beside the point. >> if you like have the officers that's on the beat sit at one end of the street a

what can happen to you, not just here, but we, what we think in terms of, life after death. >> philadelphia police identifying this suspect, anyone with information is asked to call police. >> jan carabeo, cbs-3 " eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. >> well, new jersey governor chris christie is responding once again, to fall-out from those photos of him sitting on the beach. hear how he says the criticism has affected his family. that's coming up. >> also ahead, take a look at this reporter. right? she is calm. she is cool. she is collected. specially considering what's crawling down the side of her arm. >> oh, no. see, i told you, hi, i'm pat gallen, here at kennett square golf and country club, and i'm leaning from these guys, jr. golf program say hi, guys. we'll learn the finer points of golf when we come back. how about learn how to swing? that wasn't very good. >> cents friday morning, jim. >> alleluhia. >> spicer. >> what? >> on the web. >> yuck, yuck, yuck. >> well, wait until you see this spider story. this is a reporter doing a live report dallas fort worth airport w

>>> police are investigating a series of drive-by paintball attacks in two philadelphia neighborhoods police say four people were hit yesterday on that the 5,000 block of woodland avenue in southwest philly. minutes earlier, officers received a similar report about a mile away in university city. eyewitnesses told police four male suspects got away in a dark-colored infinity with a partial pennsylvania license plate reading kj. >>> a historic encounter as president trump meets with russian president vladimir putin for the first time. it happened on the sidelines of the g20 summit in germany, originally schedule ford 35 minutes lasted more than two hours. secretary of state rex tillerson sat in on the meeting as did la r o v. he pressed him on meddling >> they had a robust and lengthy exchange on the subject. the president pressed president putin on that more than one occasion regarding russian involvement, he documented it. >>> the foreign minister took a different stance saying he accepted the denials and told him some americans are fueling stories of russian meddling. they also lear

four philadelphia police officers, three septa officers who were also wearing body cameras. the suspect was wounded. taken to the hospital in critical condition. the woman 48 years old was also taken to the hospital in critical condition. she is the latest victim in a spring of violence this past week. >> it make me feel scare. >> reporter: haiti roman leaves a to you doors away from the spot where tragedy struck two women a week ago. one was 35. the other just 19. >> i couldn't understand -- i can understand maybe a car accident or something but shoo shooting women it's not, you know i not used it to. >> i going to cry. >> celia estrada sat on her front porch tuesday evening a few feet where a 25-year-old woman was murdered earlier in the day. shot seven times in the growing string of violence against women in the city. >> i hope they looking for the lord. because really? he's the only solution in this situation. >> reporter: police say the victim was shot multiple times in the middle of the street. just hours earlier a 42-year-old woman driving to work in hogan was writ kl

philadelphia police need your help tracking down this brazen suspect. jeff joins us live at the greater philadelphia mosque with the lightest. >> reporter: monica, both of those break-ins were caught on a series of cameras both inside and outside of the mosque and what makes this disturbing to members is that it's believed that the thief worshipped here. >> to steal from the house god? that's -- i don't get it. >> that is a member's reaction to the recent burglaries at the greater philadelphia mosque. a driver on a bmx bike manipulates the rear door to get inside. >> the thief was familiar with the building. >> he knew where he was going at the one prayer area outside of it where they have donation boxes and rips them open. and steals the money and leaves. >> that happened july 12th, five days later he returned. the donation box is no longer on the wall and went to the safe with a pair of scissors and could not get in the safe. >> the burglar hit the watercooler and took a drink. they believe the guy may have worshipped there so they delayed to report th

police arrested two other suspects nearby. >>> philadelphia neighbors put their grief and determination on display as they work with police to get justice for a murdered community activist. winnie harris was shot and killeder in h er iin her home. in april released this video to show persons of interest. trying to keep the case from going cold. >> why haven't nobody said anything. you understand, if it was their family member, you understand, they would feel how we feel right now. >> winnie wouldn't hurt a fly. that's why it's so hard for me to fathom how someone could come in her house and hurt her. >> plan to maintain the trees throughout philadelphia. friends and family said harris spent her life serving the community. >>> philadelphia police investigating another case of anti-police graffiti. on monday, anti-police messages were found on pillars just a few blocks away. $5,000 reward is out for any information on who will painted this graffiti. yesterday police released this surveillance video of the suspects caught on camera spray painting anti-police messages in south philadelphia.

philadelphia police k-9s are being credited with leading investigators to the bodies of three of ther missing men in bucks county. and today we got chance to see the dogs in action. and to talk to their handlers about the search that captivated this country. >> he knows when he's got that vest on. >> reporter: meet hank and storm. they are philadelphia cadaver dogs helping to solve cases. they're training is extensive and can last up to six months. >> just for scent training it's 10 weeks. 10 weeks spent every day whether it's hot cold or anything else outside with your dog. >> reporter: most recently both hank and storm worked major case. they were instrumental in locating the bodies of the missing men buried on a solebury township farm. >> based on what hank did, he gave a trained indication and based on that, there was an outcome where the investigators were able to recover the missing men. >> reporter: the dogs handlers officers albert outlaw who works with storm and officer richard preston paired with hank says it was the weeks of training and guidance that prepared them for the

philadelphia police are searching a property owned by the family of dinardo. you can see the mobile command unit and trucks coming in. we are working to get you more information as we continue to monitor this activity. more coming up. >>> 2,500 riders and it's not too late to join them, so think about it. mark is the coowner of the irish pub and cofounder. he is here with joe sullivan of the philadelphia police department. thanks for being here. wow. >> good morning. >> this is big, right? it's come a long way. >> yes. a couple of thousand dollars and our goal is to get to a million dollars, right? >> ever year it has been bigger for the last ten. it's for children and families. >> it raises the money for children of fallen officers but also it serves a myriad of charities that serve children throughout the delaware valley. we serve children as well as new jersey and delaware. >> and i know it is a big champion. she keeps coming back year after year. i'm guessing you have riders that feel that tug and they say we will ride every single year so we will continue

philadelphia police say it is one of the 156 homicide city wide so far in 2017, that is most since 2012ers during first half of that year. five years ago was also the last time we saw more than 300 people killed in philadelphia in a single year. >> i hate it. there should be changes made that we cannot have people with guns like that all over the place. >> reporter: city crime stats show that most of the murders this year, about 85, have been in north philadelphia, zooming new can see hardest hit appears to be three block radius around mcphearson square we have seen nine there this year. back in germantown stephen kin sey will hoe public safety meeting with police. it was already scheduled but with the recent violence. >> when we go from a quiet neighborhood having to gunpoint robberies, taking place and then of shootings taking place it heightens awareness of the folks in that community. i think that this meet ago this will take place tomorrow is going to bring up a lot of discussion. >> reporter: police say although we are seeing higher murder rate there has been just as many shooting

has long hit the neighborhood. >>> three people, including two police officers are recovering from this head on crash in west philadelphia it happen, just before 1:00 this afternoon at 59th and market streets. police say officers were responding to a call when they collided with the driver, of this blue car here. we are told both officers and other driver went to penn presbyterian in stable consideration all of them are expect to be treated and released. >>> bod of the 24 year-old woman who went missing in ocean off point pleasant has been recovered, the body was found on the beach in toms river just before midnight. she went swimming with a male companion in point pleasant around 2:00 a.m. sunday. in foul play is suspect. >>> new jersey lawmakers are responding to the recent governmental shut down with a series of measures to day state assembly approved two bills one would force governor 's beach house to close during a shut down, and you'll remember this photo of governor christie on the beach during the shut down, backlash another measure would keep state parks opened, in the event of a budget impact. both still need

our dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this is one guy that police want off the street quickly. they say he has a short temper and a quick trigger finger tonight they're warning the public and pic officers to be careful. police all over philadelphia are on the look out for xavier guiterrez mendez after investigators say his hot temper left two men critically wounded in separate shootings over the past month. >> we find him to be very violent individual southwest most wanted at this point. >> pow pow pow. >> reporter: neighbor in the 6500 block of belmar in southwest philly heard the gunfire saturday night after police say mendez opened fire shooting a 24-year-old man in the head. >> i live here five years. nothing went on like that befo before. >> this is ear race al firing shots at people for arguments and over people cursing. you never know what he can do. >> reporter: this man didn't want to be named but told fox 29 he worries for the safety of his family. >> i afraid for my children. i live with my ch

police discovering that cost death in north philadelphia around 9:00 last night, police say inside there wasn't a young body but there were human organs. philadelphia police worked many different scenes, but call they received monday night in north philadelphia. >> i was pretty shocked like it looked like something straight out of the movie. >> reporter: seems like a scene from the horror movie. >> just after 9:00 p.m. 39th district police responded to a report of the child's coffin on the sidewalk along the 3,000 block of west clearfield >> reporter: this surveillance video obtained by cbs-3 from a nearby gas station shows police arriving shortly after 9:00 p.m. monday. inside that tiny casket. >> they found a plastic bag. >> inside that bag appeared to be organs, human other agains. >> reporter: investigators say there were no other remains inside the casket. >> what is unusual is inside the coffin other than the bag of organs there was no body there, was no head, arms, legs , torso no skeleton, skin just organs. >> reporter: remains transported to the medical examiner's office as poli

. >> well, back here at home philadelphia police are hoping you can help them track down a man caughtn camera breaking into a mosque. surveillance video shows the man inside the islamic society of greater philadelphia mosque on roosevelt boulevard in oxford circle. the suspect broke into the mosque twice. first on wednesday july 12th and then again on monday july 17th. if you recognize this man, please call police. >> well, two men are in police custody in connection with two carjackings overnight. philadelphia police say an officer fired his weapon at one of the suspects after he allegedly pulled a gun at the officer. trang do has more on the ongoing investigation in rhawnhurst. >> reporter: investigators sorting through a wild night that started in bucks county and ended in philadelphia's rhawnhurst section around 4:30 a.m. sometime after midnight, captain kin brew says there was a carjacking in fairless hills. that crossover showed up on bustleton avenue hours later. kinbrew says the two men got out robbed and carjacked a security guard station outside the bank. >> they took his ca

let's go to some video right now that we shot not too long ago of police here on the 800 block of magee in northeast philadelphia. we can tell you that the person, the second person of interest was taken by philly police to northeast detectives were he's being held right now. bucks county authorities are on their way to pick him up. he is wanted for questioning in this case. now, you'll recall this comes just hours after cos dough dinardo confessed to the four murders and also told police where the fourth body was, gave them a full explanation of everything that had taken place and critically important to the investigation we're told that cosmo had actually given up the name of a second person. this person of interest accomplice in this case at northeast detectives right now picked up within the hour from the 800 block of magee in northeast philadelphia. there are no charges filed right now. it is just a case where bucks county authorities are coming down to pick him up for questioning in this investigation. you can imagine neighbors are likely sleeping right now or some watching just getting this news. not many

philadelphia police are now investigating that gruesome discovery as a homicide.ood evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live outside of police headquarters with the very latest on this ongoing investigation. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, police believe the person who was killed and then set on fire was shot at least eight times and may have even been mutilated. authorities have not made an arrest tonight leaving people in the community where this happened resting uneasy tonight. a homicide investigation under way in the bridesburg section of northeast philadelphia. at 5:00 in the morning just outside this recycling and garbage facility, a body was discovered on fire. >> it's very scary, very scary especially with our kids here. it's -- it's shocking. >> reporter: people who live in the nearby relatively quiet neighborhood are in disbelief over the discovery but also right frightened by the gruesomeness of this crime. around 3:45 workers at the quick way transfer station heard what they now know to be gunfire

i feel bad for the family. >> reporter: according to philadelphia police, at last check, that littleoy remains in the intensive care unit in critical condition. for now, reporting live in university city, annie mccormack channel 6 act news. . >>> moving on to the accu-weather forecast with a pretty typical summer day in the delaware valley and tomorrow it will be warmer. meteorologist melissa magee is here right now with the first check of the accu-weather forecast. melissa >> today is a nice break from all of those severe showers and storms we had just yesterday across the regional. plenty of sunshine by this afternoon, high 87 right now and coming in at 85 in the city, 85 in trenton's down in wilmington, 85 degrees. in the poconos, 71. comfortable along the coast from beach haven end into the boardwalk in atlantic city, temperatures are in the upper 70's, due point numbers really making a difference today. yesterday, we had due points in the upper 70's even lower 80's in some locations. whenever you have due point numbers in the lower 60's, you have a touch of humidity, but still n

skyfox over a murder scene today in philadelphia. police say they found a 57-year-old woman dead at a home on north hill creek drive in crescentville. she was stabbed in the neck and beaten with hammer. investigators say they recovered weapons at the scene. but police have not yet made any arrests. >>> now to a developing story also, out of philadelphia, where two other women were also found murdered, gunned gunned down while just sit in ther in a tru. three women have been killed in the past 24 hours. >> fox 29's bruce gordon live at police headquarters with more on the homicide of a mother and her step daughter. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, dawn, police are scowering that fare hill neighborhood for security camera footage they hope will give them something of a beat on the shooters right now little for police to work with except for the sense that maybe just maybe these two women were in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> this is what it looks like when you remove the heart and soul from a neighborhood with more problems than promise. a s

. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a deadly double shooting in the tioga section of the city this happened before midnight on the 3300 block of north gratz street. police say two suspects fatal ly shot a 36 year-old man in the wheelchair and wounded his caretaker. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" man killed had been paralyzed after being shot years ago. >> his mother was always, you know, taking care, helping him out, and he had, people on this block they knew he was a good guy. >> police say victim's 51 year-old caretaker was shot trying to runaway. police say he is in stable condition at temple hospital. victim's mother and four children in the house were not hurt. >>> well to day is funeral for one of the victims of the recent bucks county killings. jimi patrick from newtown was murdered by cosmo dinardo after a drug transaction gone wrong. two memorial services were held earlier in the week. patrick's family will receive condolence at church of saint andrew in newtown fooled by a funeral mass. >>> two of the others were laid to to rest yesterday. "eyewitness news" was in

used an actual rival or something else or bee bee g, and still looking for that shooter. >> philadelphia police investigating double shooting in germantown this morning, authorities tell us more than 30 shot were fired along the 5,000 block of germantown avenue just before 1:00 a.m. police say 22 year old woman had just walked out every chinese take out restaurant when shot in the back. she is in critical condition. twenty-five year old ban was also shot in the back, he's in stable condition. >>> and, around the same time, less than mile away, authority responds today gunshots along the 5200 block of germantown avenue. police tell us the 19 year old woman was found near bridgehurst street with a gunshot wound to the foot. she is hospital in the stable condition. at this point, it is unclear if these two shootings are connected. >> well, members of a penn state fraternity are due back in court today on charges related to the death after pledge after a night of heavy drinking last february. it is the third day of the hearing after which a judge will decide if the 60 -- 16 members of the fraternit

at a standstill but there are only one or two cars out there, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> philadelphia police on the hunt for the man who stabbed a 32-year-old woman multiple times. he attacked her around 2 o'clock this morning in a home on the 2000 block of castor avenue. police received several calls about a woman screaming. officers on the scene then found a woman stabbed in the chest and in the head. they rushed her to the hospital in critical condition. police later surrounded a home on the 1900 block of east pacific avenue. they believe that the stabbing suspect was inside. but when police entered the home, the suspect was not there. >>> and developing this morning, the fbi is involved in the search of a farm in bucks county for four missing young men. meantime a member of the family that owns the farm has been arrested. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in solebury township where crews have been searching. she's got the latest on this ongoing mystery that is now getting national attention. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and investigators have been

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police drove one of the victims to the hospital. philadelphia is one of the only cities in the country where officers can do that. >> police have been doing a really good job when they see someone critical, whether they are shot, stabbed or involved in an accident. we have been rushing them to the nearest trauma center. we have been successful in saving lives. >> reporter: we are taking another live look at the scene where philadelphia investigators have been live on the scene. a surprising turn of events, the mother died an hour of arriving to the hospital. police hoped she would survive because when they first arrived, she was talking and conscious and able to relay a lot of good information. her daughter is not out of the woods, yet. she was in the hospital undergoing surgery. as far as the boyfriend, police know who they are looking for, a 25-year-old man, last known address in north philadelphia. throughout the morning, police have had investigators at that address, also combing the city looking for him. if you have information, call philad

. >>> and police have taken someone into custody after teens were seen throwing rocks on to i-95 in philadelphia and putting drivers in danger. there is a baby inside. no one was hurt. police took away a person in handcuffs and they're interviewing them. earlier teenagers were throwing rocks at cars speeding by on i-95 northbound. commuters told us it could have been so much worse. >> it's a bad thing. you shouldn't be doing that kind of thing. get caught, get hurt. >> causes an accident. i don't want that to happen to anyone. >> authorities have not said what charges may be filed in this case. if you were driving on this stretch of i-95 and your car was hit by a rock, police want to hear from you. >>> allen town mayor ed pawlowski will be in federal court today to be arraigned on corruption charges. the indictment says they're accused of selling off city contracts to bankroll their political campaigns. the investigations began with city hall raids two years ago. in pawlowski's case, prosecutors say he awarded work to certain companies and in return, they claim he took in more than $150,000 in d

. >> philadelphia police have charged a man after a baby was found with a needle in her leg in manayunk. investigator says she overdosed on drugs and had to be revived with narcan, and john rawlins joins us live with reaction from neighbors there. >> reporter: charges with aggravated assault and the endangering the welfare of a child is 35-year-old steven welsh he lives in the house behind me here on the 200 block of green lane. >> gosh. >> a neighbor's initial reaction a 9-month-old inside of this house was found unresponsive last night in bed a syringe needle stuck in her leg and narcan was used to revive her and sent to the hospital and treated for an accident overdose. 35-year-old steven welsh said to be the child's father now faces endangerment charges, welsh was arrested last year for dui and drug paraphernalia. if welsh is addicted they hope they will give him treatment and not jail. >> they are lived in this green lane home for decaded in warm weather they are seen relaxing on this side porch where baby toys were visible today. there was no response today. the passengerer in thi

by philadelphia police internal affairs. septa police are also conducting an internal investigation. >> i think that we have to, um, provide that, that's correct video fort public. you know, it should be a public program, not a private investigative tool. >> he got the gun. he do with the gun police. the police not stupid. he got the gun. the police got gun, too. the police shoot him, too. >> reporter: investigators say moments before the police involved shooting the suspect identified as jose lebron had shot his 48-year-old wife juanita in a home nearby. she was raced to the hospital by police in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the ne neck. >> my brother-in-law, he good person. i don't know what happened. maybe the devil... the people got problem. you know, the devil. >> reporter: now lebron faces attempted murder, aggravated assault and weapons offenses much police would not say how many shots were fired by police last night in that face off. iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> a lawsuit against a local frat

. ♪ >> philadelphia police are now involved in the manhunt for a suspected murderer in delaware county believe he fired in overbrook park an hour earlier. sunday niect, i'm sarah bloomquist. >> and i'm walter perez. a dangerous suspect is still on the run after yesterday's shooting. annie mccormick is near the murder scene in haverford township. >> the police need the public's help locating the man schwee man surveillance video. they believe he's driving a charcoal gray four door volvo. >> the man is seen on surveillance video moments after the deadly shooting at the apartment complex. john lee was murdered as he tried to enter his friend's apartment on haverford road. he left the pizza shop half a block away. other surveillance video shows this man in the red hoodie walking ahead of lee before he was shot. when police released the photo last night, residents in the overbrook park neighborhood took notice and told police they recognize the man. witnesses say a gunman in a red hoodie fired at two men in a vehicle. these neighbors heard the shot. >> i heard 15 shots at least. i got my sh

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"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo brings us up to date. >> reporter: philadelphia police are piecingether a violent scenario that unfolded on this south philadelphia block thursday morning. a mother and her daughter were both stabbed and left for dead. neighbors recalled the surreal screams of other neighbors trying to get help. >> i heard them saying she's dying, she's dying. >> they were there for her. they stayed with her and they called for help. >> reporter: it was just before 2:00 a.m. when police and medics arrived to the 2700 block of daily terrace. they found a 21-year-old stabbed in the neck and her 48-year-old mother stabbed multiple times in her neck and body. both victims were taken to local hospitals in critical condition. the 48-year-old mother died. now police say the suspect is the daughter's ex-boyfriend, his motive possibly a bad breakup. >> he was upset at the fact that he got dumped, that she broke up with him just a few days ago. >> reporter: investigators say this suspect is also known to police. he's been arrested in the past so they have his photo, they have

philadelphia police say jeep wranglers have been targeted ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> >>> newly released surveillance video shows the thefts taking place in broad daylight. henry is live at 20th and lombard plus the easy thing owners can do to prevent becoming a victim. >> reporter: police say this is a growing problem city-wide with thieves selling each battery they steal. they hope surveillance video captured will draw the public's attention to the growing problem. >> totally natural. broad daylight. >> before we showed tom's video of the thief lifting up a hood. he told us, >> i love my wrangler won't give it up >> but devotees to the vehicle need to be aware >> unfortunately it's attempting target. easy access. >> reporter: philly police have been dealing with a rash of the car battery thefts in several different neighborhoods >> so far near to date comparing 2017 and 2016, we're up about 41% as far as car battery thefts. >> reporter: a break came last week when security camera can captured you at least one thief, but until he's arrested and the police get a handle he

philadelphia police and septa cops reported to gunshots and a man with a gun at 7:30 to be the.his is what they encountered in kensington. >> there was a male on the steps of the property. he was wracking a semiautomatic firearm and pointed the weapon at the officers. seven officers discharged their firearms. >> the suspect was struck in the arm and leg. he's in stable condition. down the block at a different house they found a woman shot in the chest. they believe the suspect shot her during a domestic dispute. the woman lived with the suspect. she is in critical condition. septa officers had body cameras on. the video is being reviewed. >> we have breaking news from vineland, new jersey. two bodies were pulled from crystal lake in the last two hours. we don't yet know the circumstances of the grizzly discovery. two bodies bulled from the lake in cumberland county. now to an accuweather alert, dangerous heat is descending on our area. if you thought today was bad, tomorrow is down right brutal with over a hundred degrees. adam joseph has the details as heat warnings are set to

. >> angelina stayedman and other neighbors met with philadelphia police captain john hern and steven to talk about crime prevention. >> how you can expect police department to do something help them out. the only way they do something people have to talk. >> we caught up with philadelphia mayor jim kenney earlier in the day to talk about crime in sger man town and around the city. >> it's frustrating and heartbreaking an we have to look in the mirror sometimes and realize we're a country prone to violence and to having availability of guns. >> ard coming to philadelphia police there have been 156 homicides city wide so far this year the most since 2012 when 185 homicides athe this point in a year. double the current number by december and we could hit more than 3 0 0 homicides in 2017. 2012 was ingt late time we hit more than 300. 8 5 homicides have been in north philadelphia. hardest hit hear mcpherson square. mayor kenney is focuses on that and the entire city. >> we're doing our best to pay attention to the hot spots and assign officers where they need to be and it's our society g

if you know him or someone that clearly resembles him contact philadelphia police at 911 or can't the transit police. >> sergeant perone is released from the hospital and recovering from her injuries, the person caught on tape faced a summary charge of trespass and now assaulting a police officer. why did he react that way. >> a person that reacts that way for a minor offense leads me to believe there was more going on. >> so you see the peck tour and video. you can see it again at 6abc.com. if you recognize that individual on that tape the septa police would love to hear from you. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now to developing fuse from allentown where mayor ed polanski is served notice of federal indictment. according to his attorney, jack mcmahon but he does not know the details but the indictment will be unsealed tomorrow. the fbi is investigating a pay to play scheme involving allentown city hall. since last july. the assistant finance director and former city controller plead guilty to federal crimes. >>> a crucial move on the health care in the u.s. sena

i can tell you that we are working with philadelphia pd and cooperating with them fully. >> philadelphia police are looking at old murder cases but detectives tell me that so far they are unable to make no connection to cosmo dinardo. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >>> one of those four murder victims was laid to rest today. family and friends gathered in northeast philadelphia to say good-bye to 21-year-old tom meo. a funeral mass was held at saint anthony church and a service is tonight for mark sturgis from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m. >>> coming up tonight an interim describe attorney is picked to replace seth williams. we'll talk about the ununique vote to choose the replacement. >>> and it is hot and humid everywhere and now we are even tracking severe storms coming into the poconos right fow on stormtracker 6 live double scan we'll time the storms and talk about the watch in the accuweather forecast. in the meantime, meteorologist, melissa magee down in margate enjoying a nice cool breeze off the ocean. >> reporter: hi there adam it feels fantastic with the southerly breeze. we'll have