this is in the city's port richmond section at the intersection of frankford and oreland.olice responded to reports of gunfire. a 14-year-old boy was shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later died from his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old shooting victim. he had injuries in his neck and shoulder or shoulder rather. he is in stable condition. police have no suspects or a motive on anyone with information on this shooting is asked to contact authorities. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." >> all right, jeanette, thank you for that. >>> and happening today, jury deliberations continue in the murder trial of a camden county father. david d.j. creato is accused of killing his three-year-old son brendan on thursday jurors watched the video for the third time showing creato being interviewed by police after his young son was found dead. prosecutors argue that creato killed his son to maintain a romantic relationship with a teenaged

sad to see that it was her. >> reporter: neighbors here on the 1900 block of east clearfield in port richmond very difficult to understand why someone would do harm to florence pompey known as miss tina. >> she was an awesome woman. she was the best. like literally she didn't deserve this. >> it was devastating just to hear, you know, and then i saw them crying and it was really -- it still is devastating. >> reporter: pompey shared the row home with her 54-year-old brother. their bodies were discovered sunday morning. both had suffered gunshot wounds to the head. he was also shot in the stomach. >> something that i can't even imagine. out of all the people in the world i would have never thought that anything would be at miss tina's door like this. >> reporter: neighbors say pompey was a former foster parent known to her kindness generosity and devotion to god. she was a fixture on the front step where a small memorial now stands. >> faith of the family. what do you say? you sorry for their loss but it's terrible. it's a horrible thing that happened. >> reporter: neighbors began to suspect s

this is the port richmond section of the city.his is at the intersection of frankford and oreland. police responded to reports of gunfire there. the 14-year-old boy was shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was tine saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but then later died. police found a 16-year-old shooting victim. he was shot in the shoulder. he is in stable condition at this hour. but police have no suspects or motive. they are hoping that anyone with information will come forward. of course, if you do have any information you're encouraged to contact police. reporting live at police headquarters, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." >> thank you jeanette. >>> a shooting in the city's germantown section left one person injured. it happened on the 4600 block of green street yesterday evening. by the time police arrived the victim had already been taken to the hospital by a private vehicle. it is still not known how badly that person was injured nonword yet on any arrests,. >> happening

he owns swingers clubs in port richmond. the work is for a catering hall, the hermit says. community -- the permit says. community members have heard that before. last year workers reportedly removed a kitchen and added small rooms. >> catering was hogwash. it wasn't going to be a catering facility. what it was going to be is an adult swingers club. >> we will find out what's going to be -- what it's going to be used for for real because you cannot trust him. >> city leaders will keep an eye on construction. if the workers deviate from the plans, the city will order work to stop again. >>> war minister township will ban smoking at parks and recreational areas. supervisors approved the new ordinance with a unanimous vote. the ban becomes official next month. it would include all forms of tobacco and ecigarettes. >>> mana has a new home in center city. >> the nonprofit that feeds people with life threatening illnesses will be able to make 2.5 million meals a year, more than double what it could do before. philanthropists including steve corbin who helped make it a reality, we

the same spot where a small memorial now stands in the 1900 block of east clearfield in port richmond>> i spoke to her every day every time i came down and up the block she was always either at the door or the steps and she was a loving person. like, it's still like hard to believe that someone would do something like that to another human being. >> reporter: pompey shared the home with her 54-year-old brother. their bodies were discovered sunday morning. both had suffered gunshot wounds to the head. he also sustained bullet wound to the stomach. >> something that i can't even imagine. out of all the people in the world i would have never thought that anything would be at miss tina's door like this. >> reporter: pompey attended church almost every day of the week and was a former foster parent. they started to suspect something might be wrong when they didn't see her coming or going over the weekend. >> my mother used to tell me they didn't hear nothing at all and last sunday they saw them -- last time they saw them it was a friday night. >> too close, you know, too close to home. she

. >> police responded to the gun fire in the port richmond section, they arrived to the intersection of orleans to a young teen shot multiple times. >> there is so much going on here you can't keep up with stuff. >> he later died after being taken to the hospital and a 16-year-old was found along berk street with a gunshot wound to his left shoulder and he was rushed to the hospital. residents say although it is a tragedy it's a common occurrence in this fneighborhood. >> i'm not surprised. shooting going on all day here. >> yes, i would like to get out of here. i'm sick of it. >> i ain't got the money. >> for parents of young children the same frustration of living among such violence is accompanied by a possible fear that next time a tragedy like this will hit close toward home. >> it could have been my child. my kids hang out here every day and we can't sit outside with our kids without someone being killed or shot at. >> anyone with information is asked to can't police. reporting in port richmond, channel 6 "action news." >>> philadelphia police are talking to a person of interes

along the 3400 block of frankford avenue in port richmond section. the second victim was rushed to temple university hospital. police have not said anything about a motive or if they made any arrest. >>> a 19-year-old is recovering after being shot several times in philadelphia's belmont plateau. the teen was at the popular picnic spot in fairmont park when he was shot 7 times. police rushed him to penn presbyterian hospital. he is listed in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >>> a fire in north philadelphia has claimed the lives of two small children and their grandmother. it broke out in the row home on the 1700 block of north 6th street. intense flames quickly engulfed the structure trapping several people inside. fire officials said the parents were so desperate to save one of the children they threw her out the window. the child was rushed to hanheman, but did not make. family members identified the three victims as 52-year-old me unique gill -- 52-year-old monique gillery and her two grandchildren. it is unclear if there were smoke de

a 14-year-old is killed and another teen injured in a shooting in the city's port richmond section. police are still trying to figure out what sparked the gunfire. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live for us at police headquarters. jeanette. >> reporter: well, matt, at this hour still more questions than answers. one teen shot to death, another still at the hospital right now with wounds from that gunfire. police are sifting through evidence trying to track down to the killer but take a look at the images of the bloody scene left behind in the port richmond section at the intersection of frankford and oreland. police responded to the reports of gunfire. a 14-year-old boy was that found shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later died from his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old victim. he was shot in the shoulder and is in stable condition at this hour. police have no suspects or a motive. anyone with information is asked to contact authorities. reporting live at the police

. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a double homicide, in the cities port richmond section. a man in his 50's and a woman inner 40's were killed. tonight investigators are trying to piece together exactly what happened. "action news" reporter christie ileto is live now at the scene, with the very latest details, christie? >> reporter: well, one of the victims was described as a generous god loving woman who was a foster mom who residents say was discovered dead in her home by one of her family members earlier this morning. >> it is just so sad to see that it was her. she was just really loved. it is a shame that this had to happen to her. >> reporter: this was not what residents were expecting to wake up to, this morning. >> we have two people found in the house. >> reporter: a flood of cop cars, yellow tape and flashing lights on the 1900 block of clear field street, residents learning a woman described as the most friendly of neighbors was executed, in her own home. >> if you are hungry, if you needed a place to stay, if you needed money, she was the person that you could

he owns swingers clubs in atlantic city and port richmond. it's a catering hall, but the city has heard that before. they issued a stop work order last year after workers reportedly removed a kitchen and added small rooms. >> you will find out what it's going to be used for for real because you can't trust him. >> we called the permitholder but did not hear back. city leaders will keep an eye on construction. if workers deviate from the plan, the city will order the work to stop again. >>> 6:46. we'll go state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across the area. >> in bucks county, war minister township will ban smoking at parks and recreational areas. the ordinance was approved by a unanimous vote last night. the ban becomes official next month. it would include all forms of tobacco and ecigarettes. >>> at the jersey shore, the atlantic city police department foundation threw its first-ever spring fling last night showing off the crime-fighting tools for officers. specifically, the department displayed its latest purchas

port richmond memorial day parade is today, approximately 9:00 a.m., they will get started until aboutn time. richmond street and juniata where they step off and septa norristown high speed line we're experiencing delays up to 15 minutes due to crew issues this morning. and, another reminder we told but this earlier, thinks in delaware new castle airport roth at creek road is closed because of flooding, and basin road is your alternate. we will talk about the rain and how long it will last in 15. >>> i think you'll get a decent beach day in but don't expect sunshine and it will not be hot. maybe mid 60's right there with an easterly breeze so that on shore flow. thunderstorms are starting to get close to berks county this morning as we look at ultimate doppler radar and is there still some rain in the lehigh valley, we have got a few light showers here in philadelphia and the then the wind starting to pick up as well. it looks like we have stopped the rain at jersey shore but that on shore flow is keeping it cloudy. fifty-nine in the city. sixty in atlantic city, 50 in mount pocono and

the shots rang out in the 2100 block of orleans street in the port richmond section of the city.is identified as timir frazier. he did not survive. >> reporter: jim, homicide detectives cannot quite figure out why 14-year-old frazer and his 16-year-old friend would have been targeted. dozens of people were out on the block enjoying the holiday when a gunman stepped out between two cars and opened fire. >> there is great sadness on stella street on the block where 14-year-old frazer lived and a memorial now grows. his mother says her son was a good kid and about to graduate from eighth grade and deciding where to go to high school to play football. >> i'm living a mom's worst nightmare. no mom should have to bury her child especially to no corner gun violence.

. >>> police identified the eighth grader shot and killed in port richmond last night.ymier frasier was struck by gunfire several times on the 2000 block of ofer of orleans. >> or leans. tonight, police are trying to solve the mystery of a brother and sister found shot to death on sunday. christie ileto is live at police headquarters. what's the latest on this? >> jim, there is another layer to this story. mary mclaughlin went to the home looking for her son who had gone missing saturday morning. not only did she make a gruesome discovery, but her son is still missing. >> what about scoot ir? >> it's four days since anyone has seen scooter. his mother says he lived in the home with his father raymond finny sr. and aunt florence pompe. desperate to find scooter, she found a gruesome discovery instead. the father of her three sons and his sister shot to death. >> it does not appear to be forced entry. it appears they knew their killer. >> she's fearful her son may have filed a similar fate. they have filed a missing person report for the father of three who has no crimina

. >> police are piecing together a homicide in the port richmond section of the city.ictim was described as someone always willing to help those down on their luck. christie ileto is at police headquarters. when the shooting occurred and how long the bodies were inside the home remain unclear but neighbors tell us a family member found them this morning. one of the victims was the kindest of neighbors they say. >> stuffed animals outside the home of florence pompe was shot to death along with a 54-year-old man. >> i feel it was random. she didn't bother anybody. >> known to her neighbors as miss tina, friends say she lived there with her brother. their bodies were discovered on clearfield street. both were shot in the head. the man was also shot in the stomach. her body was found in the second floor bedroom. >> last time i saw her was friday, 6:00. after that, we never saw her. >> it was like, where's tina? she's usually sitting out. >> the usual seat on the step was empty signaling concern for neighbors. >> she's not answering the door or anything. >> police are worki

two teenagers have been shot in the port richmond section of the city.year-old boy is dead after being shot multiple times. frankfurt avenue and oor and ors street. the second victim, a 16-year-old was shot once in the shoulder. police tell us he's in stable condition. no word on the shooter or shooters or if the teens were targeted. the investigation is well under way. >>> today is the end of the memorial day weekend, 2017. it was a cloudy, cool day. that didn't stop the festivities. tonight, people are home after a long three days with family and friends. christie ileto is in center city. we begin with cecily tynan to see if the cloudy weather will clear up soon. hi, cecily. >> hi, sharrie. today the holiday chill, the high 64. 14-degrees below normal. we can have big swings, four of the past 12. temperatureswere in the 90s. satellite and radar showing, we had an easterly flow all day long keeping us socked in with the clouds. this is holding tight for tomorrow. showers working from the south, another system from the northwest. expect lots of clouds wi

. >> police are trying to piece together a double homicide in the port richmond section of the city. a family member made the gruesome discovery sunday morning at the home on clear field street. detective's say it is unclear when the shooting happened. one victim a 54-year-old man the other than person was florence pompey. >> it was random, out of all the people in the world she didn't bother anybody. >> neighbors say something was wrong when her seat on her steps was empty. >>> the red cross is helping ten people displaced by a fire in hunting park section. the flames broke out in the 600 block of west ansbury street. investigators are looking to find out what kicked off the fire. >>> vice president joe biden is calling the race for new jersey governor. he endorsed phil murphy for the party nomination at an event in bergen county yesterday. the new jersey primary in next week on june 6. >> chipotle has new information about how widespread the security breach was this spring and how to find out if you were affected. >> if you plan to fill up on barbecue today, leave room for desert.

. >>> back here, police are trying to piece together a double homicide at a port richmond home on the 1900 block of fairfield street. detectives say it is unclear when the shooting occurred. one victim is a 54-year-old man, and florence pompey, a beloved member of the community. >> neighbors say they knew something was wrong when the steps of her house were empty. >> tragedy struck at new york city's famed fleet week. a navy seal died when his parachute failed to open. the seal cut the chute loose when he realized it wasn't working. he died an hour later from his injuries, he has not justified yet. investigators are trying to determine what caused the parachute to malfunction. >> time 4:47 a.m., lost but found, a vietnam veterans remains are discovered thanks to an inspiring effort that literally took a village. >>> the ban on laptops may expand when "action news" continues. right now, our grill masters are introducing fire to steak. a beautiful char coats the outside, locking all the flavors and juices inside. a miracle happening right before your eyes. now, come eat the miracle. you

. >>> amtrak engineer who was charged in the derailment in port richmond was released. his attorney escorted him out last night. he faces 8 charges of manslaughter. the attorney said the engineer is a s to fight on the ground that amtrak should passengersand employees.ra >>> set out on first foreign trip. the white house hopes it offers up a reset. the change of scene is not likely to tamp on t focus onussia with the predenying anyh campaign or that he tried to endn investigation into the matter. jannay norman has more. >> reporter: the president is sticking to his guns insisting that the fbi investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt even as members of his own party are not sticking with him. >> the entire thing ask witch hunt there was no collision between myself and myntitled tos opinion. i would suggest to the president honor the decision and cooperate where it's appropriate. >> reporter: deputy attorney general the man who pointed special counsel was on capitol hill briefing all 100 senators on his decision. >> the american people felt it would be handled and

. >>> a double murder in port richmond section of the city.amily member made the gruesome discovery at a home in clear field street. one was 54-year-old man and florence pomp pay known as -- pompey known as miss tina a loving member of the community. >> the search is on for a person who robbed a wawa it happened in the city's wissinoming section. the clerk was closing the store when the suspected walked in and announced a holdup. police are looking to see if there's surveillance video that could camp the bandits. peco crews were working overnights after a transformer caught fire in the law crest section. the fire -- lawncrest section. the fire caused a power outage in the area. it knocked down several power lines. no word on how it started. >> this is not how a couple wanted to remember their engagement. >> surveillance video captures a mother stumbling during her field sobriety test with her children in the car. it was an unforgettable hot air balloon ride for a dozen people in canada. because it came crashing down in trees before it landed s

. >> two people were injured in an overnight fire in the port richmond section. flames broke out on east clear field. a 24-year-old was shot once in the leg and taken to episcopal hospital and a 25-year-old man was shot multiple times and is at temple hospital in critical condition. no arrests have been made. president trump continues to meet with leaders around the world in cecily for the g 7 summit but his son-in-law and close adviser jared kushner is now the focus of the continued investigation into russian meddling into the presidential election. stephanie ramos has the latest. >> reporter: president trump has not tweeted much during this foreign trip this morning he did, posting this trip has been very successful and that the u.s. may have saved billions of dollars and millions of jobs, the white house says he is referring to trade deals. >> here we go again, another big moment for president trump on the final stretch of his first overseas trip. the president now in sicily to meet with world leaders at the g 7 summit including a reunion with the prime minist

police say that tiemere frazier was killed on orleans street in the port richmond section of philadelphia. a second victim a 16-year-old boy was located on birch street and taken to the hospital in stable condition. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes has more on the investigation in the next half hour. >>> turning to accuweather and it's another day of clouds and a couple of showers hanging around. as we look live outside from sky 6 hd temperatures staying on the cool side as we take a look at lunch time at the ben franklin bridge and the cloud could have tells the story. karen rogers is in for david murphy with the latest on the conditions. any signs of sunshine today? >> not today rick. i don't think we'll see any sun at all today. we have clouds and some showers creating some downpours and a lightning strike that began in our area. this is stormtracker 6 live double scan we had a weak disturbance and over the past couple of hours, the showers have just really bubbled out from this. we are looking at heavier downpours from honey brook and those are lightning flashes in the last 15 mi

the train derailed as it was speeding into a curve into port richmond. ate people were killed, more than 200 were hurt. a philadelphia district attorney says there is no evidence the engineer ended criminally at the time of the crash. going green saved a northern virginia school district mills of dollars mple the move to make the school energy efficient saved jobs and infused extra cash into the county's schools. >>reporter: $22 million, that's how much prince william county last five years by making tweaks big and small all to preserve energy. windows are their minute check to make sure windows are closed. it's the little l things that add up to getting the big cost down. for students that would be laptops, desktops, unplugging our phone charges and for teachers, closing the windows urges every urks turning off their lights. when things are recycled and made into something else you're not starting from scratch. you're starting from a project that's already been halfway made. in most buildings across the district this is the room that uses the bulk of en

. >> the amtrak engineer who was arrested and charge in the deadly train derailment in port richmond is out of jail. brandon bostian's attorney escorted him out of jail last night. he faces 8 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the disaster on the northeast corridor. his attorney said he is a scapegoat for amtrak not installing the necessary safety brakes to protect passengers and employees. >>> president trump continued to be connections between his campaign and russia. a reporter asked the president fed done anything to merit prosecution he said no. he will name his replacement for james comey before he heads out today. the first stop on his 8 day trip is the saudi arabia. >>> billion former new york city mayor michael bloomberg will speak during the villanova commencement ceremony at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. it's going to be hot today, those attending can watch simulcast viewing stations if they are concerned about being in the heath. >> david you're saying there's a small chance rain or a type of storm could disrupt that. >> reporter: spotty afternoon shower or thunderstorm,

on the 3400 block of frankford avenue in port richmond section. the second victim was rushed to temple university hospital. police have not said anything about a motive or if they've made an arrest. >>> a 19-year-old is recovering after being shot several times in philadelphia's belmont plateau. the teen was at the popular picnic spot in fairmont park when he was shot seven times last night. police rushed him to penn presbyterian hospital. he is in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >>> 35:05 a.m., a fire in north philadelphia has claimed the lives of two small children and their grandmother. it broke out on north 6th street after 6:30 a.m. sunday morning. intense flames engulfed the structure trapping several people inside. fire officials say the parents were so explailt -- desperate to save one of the children they threw her out the window. she did not make it. 52 monique gillery and her two grandchildren 7 and 9 years old. >> the kids were beautiful, always smiling and happy arc great woman, always smiling. >> officials are working to

look at port richmond, 77 degrees. it's going to be a warm bike ride to work if you're doing that this morning. the bus stop warm, 77 in philadelphia, atlantic city, 74. a quick warmup today. the difference is we're going to see showers and thunderstorms develop. i don't think it will be widespread. you're not going to see it over the entire area. this activity is a possibility for us this afternoon. doesn't look like much through the ohio valley. and you're just going to see it during the early to late afternoon hours. then over the weekend, saturday, there's a chance we'll get some of this. not going to look like that. it's going to fall apart before it moves in. there's the possibility saturday afternoon. the wind, that's also going to be changing, too. we have a southwesterly wind today. we had it yesterday, had it the day before. that's a warming wind. it also brings in lots of moisture. that's why it's so muggy this morning. that shift's coming tomorrow. we'll see the wind coming in off the ocean. that's going to

he owned swingers clubs in atlantic city and port richmond. the permit says the work is for a catering hall. committee members have heard that before. they issued a stop work order last year after workers reportedly removed the kitchen and added small rooms. >> he's going to find out what it's going to be used for for real because we can't trust him. >> we called the permit-holder but didn't hear back. they will keep an eye on construction and if the plans are changed, they'll order work stopped again. >>> today organizations in pennsylvania, new jersey, and. delaware want you to get out of your car and ride your bicycle to your office. it's national bike-to-work day. they say biking can improve your health, helps the environment, and, of course, doesn't cost mu much. >> you're a big biker. >> love it. love it. i was going to ride but didn't have a purple outfit. we're wearing purple for lupus awareness day. muggy for the bike ride. >> wow. if you're biking to work, take a picture. we're sure you're in shorts. >> definitely not at 3:00 in the

earlier in the day, was arraigned on charges in connection to the deadly 2015 amtrak crash, in port richmond. "eyewitness news" spoke to one of the passengers injured in the crash. >> it hurts to see people go to jail. but you know what? he changed people's lives. he ruined my life. >> we filed these charges in a attempt to seek justice for the victims. amtrak train crash. >> and bostian's bail was set at $81,000, he was released with a promise he will return to court next month. >> later today, president trump embarks on his first international trip, a as commander in chief. the trip comes a mid slew of bad headlines that have shaken the white house this week. correspondent weijia jiang joins us live from washington dc where the president's troubles over shadow visit from foreign leader yesterday. good morning, weijia. >> reporter: good morning, jan, rahel, good morning to everyone. from the moment he took office, president trump has stressed his america first message which has sparked skepticism from much of the world. >> this trip is a opportunity to calm worried allies. but you're absolu

. >> state police are investigate a crash in the city's port richmond section this is chopper three over i-95 north downed past the betsy ross bridge at around 8:15 this morning. one person was injured no word on their condition. the crash tied up traffic in the area for several hours the scene, however s now clear. >>> jury deliberations continue in the trial of david creato, jr. are the cam county father accused of killing his three-year-old son in 2015. jurors deliberated for about 20 minutes yesterday after hearing closing arguments. prosecutors argued that chris yacht tow killed his son brendan because the child hindered his relationship with a girl friend. the defense argued that creato is only a grieving father not a killer. >>> jury selection continues for a third day in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. 11 jurors have been pick so far. they're being selected in allegheny county of pre-trial publicity. once the 12 jurors and six alternates are pick they will be sequestered in montgomery coun county. openings statements begin jun june 5th accused of drugging and assaulting a temp

> ♪ >> ♪ >> and the sounds of bagpipes helped kick off the philadelphia memorial day parade in port richmond several low groups from viet nam veterans to boyscouts are walking in today's celebration. it got started at richmond and allegheny, all of the parade floats, funded by donations from local neighbors. >>> group of high school student started their memorial day by honoring fallen viet nam veterans, placed flags at the viet nam memorial spruce streets and columbus boulevard. each flag represents a veteran. student are from girard music high school and lasalle college hi, this is the second straight year both schools have taken part in the ceremony. >> president trump commemorated the memorial day holiday by laying wreath at the tomb of th tomb of the unknn soldiers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> short time ago trump also remakes of solemn ceremony thanking armed for cents and their families for their sacrifice. >> words cannot measure the depth of their devotion, the purity of their love, or the totality of their courage. we only hope that every day we can proof worthy. >> and before the service, m

. >> happening tonight, a vigil planned for an eighth grader who wall shot and killed in port richmondiladelphia police identify the victim as 14-year-old tyimer fraser. gunfire struck him several times in the 2000 block of orleans street on monday night. a 16-year-old was also hit but all survived and is now out of the hospital. there's a $20,000 reward to catch and convict the gunman. >>> and happening today, jurors will return for a fifth day of deliberations in the david creato murder trial. the south jersey father is accused of murdering his three-year-old son, brendan. jurors told the judge yesterday that they were having trouble reaching a verdict. the judge dismissed them for the day and told them to come back this morning and keep trying. prosecutors claim creato killed his son in order to maintain his relationship with his teenaged girlfriend. creato's lawyer says prosecutors failed to show guilt, saying the evidence suggests a stranger might have been responsible. >> the driver in a crash that killed an off duty deputier is schiff are facing more charges t authorities charge

. >> amtrak engineer charged in the fatal 2015 train crash in port richmond is out on bail this morning. take a look, that's brandon bostian leaving jail with his lawyer last night. the 34 year old turned himself in earlier in the day, was arraigned on involuntary manslaughter and other related charges. >> it hurts to see people go to jail. you know what, he changed people's lives, he ruined my life. >> we filed these charges in a attempt to seek justice for the victims of the amtrak train crash. >> bostian's bail set at $81,000. he did not have to pay that bail. but instead was released with a promise he will return to court next month. >> new jersey transit looking into why this train door stayed open for at least eight stops before it pulled the train out of service. passengers, the winds whipped by, this happened tuesday night on the way from new york silt toy trenton. new jersey transit says a train obviously should not be in motion while door is open. >> a schuylkill county father facing child endangerment charges. they found his three young children in their pottstown home alone,

from the overnight a 14-year-old is dead, another teen is wounded in a shooting in philadelphia's port richmondghborhood and police are still trying to sort out how this unfolded. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes joins us live from police headquarters with the information she's learned this morning. jeanette. >> reporter: well, matt, right now there are more questions than answers. the one teen is dead. he was shot to death, another teen in the hospital right now with wounds from that gunfire. right now police are assisting -- sifting through evidence hoping it will lead to the killer. take a look at the bloody scene left behind at the intersection of frankford and oreland. police responded to reports of gunfire. a 14-year-old was found, he was shot multiple times in the neck and back. he was taken to saint christopher's hospital and initially listed in critical condition but later died from his injuries. police then found a 16-year-old shooting victim. he was shot in the shoulder. we're told he is in stable condition at this hour. police have no suspects or a motive. anyone with informati

we'll zoom into center city, west philadelphia, east falls, kensington, port richmond, looking at that. that is some very intense rainfall. this is lifting on off to the north. now take a look at the hail track on ultimate doppler. indicating some small hail moved newest deptford moved right through the center city area we're talking about pea size to do dime sized hail. but certainly those thunderstorms packing a punch. we'll go hour by hour and watch the clock. by eight, 9:00 o'clock we're looking at more activity rotating up from baltimore and d.c. parts of south jersey the i-95 corridor. tepp, 11:00 o'clock, we're still looking at some of those downpours across the area. temperatures today made it into the upper 60s for philadelphia below where we should for this time of year right now rain cooled in the low 60s. and as we take look at the temperature spread across the area only in the 50s for the poconos. low 60s in pottstown. low 70s right now in millville. so here's the bottom line for tonight. grab the umbrella. scattered down pours. gusty wind. small hail. the main threats upp

. >>> a vigil is planned for an eighth grader who was gunned down in the city's port richmond section is tracking some pop-up showers today. we can just not go a day without having some rain. "action news" is up next. >> ♪ but 71 in spokane. >>> 291 young spellers have a very big day ahead of them as the scripps national spelling bee gets under way. >> it always is fun to watch. one of the most recognizable kids is also the youngest ever. abc's david muir reports. >> my name is edith abigail fuller. f-u-l-l-e-r. >> reporter: edith in march at 5 became the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. >> the room was quite large and there were 53 at that competition and most of them were probably 10 to 15. it could be very intimidating. >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. >> didn't even seem difficult for her. i couldn't spell the words she spelled. >> reporter: it didn't end there. >> mesmerize. sass parrilla. s-arsaparilla. sass parrilla. >> correct. >> it all came down to one word. >> this the anticipated championship word -- >> the meaning of that word, knowledge. >> j-n-a

eighth grader tymier frasier was struck by gunfire in port richmond on monday. was also hit but survived and is now out of the hospital. homicide detectives say they do not know why these teens were targeted. there's a $20,000 reward to catch and convict the gunman. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf announced more than a half billion dollars in planned road repairs for the philadelphia metro region. the additional $550 million in highway and bridge improvements will either begin this year or be bid out in the coming months. and among the highlights, paving 235 miles of road, repairing or replacing 33 bridges, redoing ramps on i-95, widening route 322 in delaware county and expanding lafayette street in the norristown area. >> it is 5:57. we're following several breaking news stories including a diverted flight with the mayor of philadelphia on board. >> plus president trump raises security concerns as other world leaders reveal he is passing out his personal cell phone number. >> and later, if they're tough to cut they might be tough to pick one out but today we

you know, declined to file charges against the amtrak engineer involved in the deadly crash in port richmond years ago. then a philadelphia judge said, "no, you're filing charges," and it ended up in the hands of attorney general josh shapiro, whose office filed involuntary manslaughter charges. brandon bostian was actually arrested and charged and released on unsecured bond this week. so, brian, why not the d.a. filing charges in this case and why has it fallen in the hands of the state attorney general? why didn't seth williams just file charges? >> well, they didn't, and then the court said -- and they bumped it back, saying that we've already decided, so we're going to the attorney general. the attorney general josh -- which people have tremendous respect for, republicans and democrats -- had, i think, just 24 hours to make the decision. look, on the one hand, this young fellow is clean on drugs and this and that, and he had an exemplary record. on the other hand, eight people are dead, and many, many more injured, so the thought that somehow there's a review and nothing's happening, it

he owns swingers clubs in port richmond. they say the work is for a catering hall. community members have heard that before. they issued a stop work order after workers reportedly removed the kitchen and added small rooms. >> we'll find out what it will be used for because we can't trust him. >> we called the permit holder but did not hear back from him. if they deviate the workers will stop it again. >>> the ban becomes official next month. >>> we are following breaking news about an on this think wiener. >>> and check out the light show mother nature put on. >>> and breaking news in the weather department. our first heat wave of 2017. i'll see you in just a bit. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't su

two men were injured in a shootout in the port richmond section. it started with an argument and past 4:00 a.m. two men opened fire on a third man on the 1900 block of east clear field street. that man pulled out his own gun and shot them. the two who starting pointed the shooting are in critical and stable condition. police are holding all three menace suspects while investigators try to talk to witnesses. >> british police have arrested a 9th man in connection with the deadly concert attack in manchester. police carried out raids on the town where suicide bomber salman abedi lived. investigators are trying to piece together his travels and potential terror network. 16 of the 22 people killed in the bombing at the end of the concert have been identified many children and add -- add last. >> a woman who lost the bottom of her body in the buildings collapse in philadelphia. her injuries were so fear surgeons had to amputate everything below her hips. she had 30 operations and require 24 hour nursing care for the rest of the her life. are you getting

. >>> a man with a syringe attempted to rob a wawa in port richmond.say the man entered the wawa on the 2500 block of aramingo avenue. at the counter he pulled out the hypodermic needle and pointed it at the wawa economy. he demanded money, but became nervous without taking anything. if you recognize him call police. >>> the phillies having their troubles on the field they were happy to continue a tradition that brought a devoted group of fans to the ballpark. jeanette reyes has the story. >> reporter: 140 women from across the delaware valley decked out in phillies gear lined up for a day any fan would consider a dream come true. >> i've been a phillies fan since i was five years old. >> i would get my beer or ice tea and sit every night and watch the game. >> reporter: it is phillies baseball 101 clinic and luncheon at citizens bank park. the 24th such event since 2007. these good friends could barely contain their excitement. >> we're so excited. i'm just out of my socks right now. it's a lot to take in. >> am i excited? yeah. >> reporter: the day i

port richmond 96. those places are especially hot. the more concrete there is the more heat gets trapped in there and it's -- as you can see, a few degrees warmer than the surrounding area. now, it was a west wind at the shore, but the sea breeze has come in and so the 93 is now down to in the 70s. 73 degrees at cape may point right now compared to what it was earlier. we've had a westerly wind. that's not going to stay that way. it's going to turn into the northeast, and east for tomorrow. and here we go into sunday. it's not going to sthahift that mu much. coming in off the ocean and can't get warm. we do have showers, even a thunderstorm, with a front that is coming down to the south, and leading to the wind shift. you can see a fair amount of lightning there in the northern end of the chesapeake bay. getting into elkton and smeyrna and there's an abby not abington. >> and there's that west wind. the showers tonight. there's the northeast wind. lots of clouds tomorrow. not moving very much on the temperature even in the 60s, and on

for two years, that's the train safety technology that was missing on the section of track in port richmond where it derailed in 2015. since that accident, congress has mandated all railroads install by 2018. septa's installation is almost complete, but new jersey transit is well behind schedule. and say it is will not likely be able to meet the dead line because of the expense. that's why new jersey transit is getting $10 million in septa as much as $5.8 million all to fully install ptc in the next 18 months. more than 400 injured. it happened in kabul near the german embassy. some people working to clean up the damage say it's the worst they have ever experience d fora city used to war. >>> concert preparations are underway to benefit the families and victims of the manchester bombing. 22 people died in the blast and dozens more were injured last week. ariana grande, justin bieber will headline sunday's one love manchester show. >>> no deal, president trump expected to pull out of the paris climate agreement. he tweeted he will make his decision the next few days. if he pulls out, it woul

going live to orleans and frankford in the port richmond section. tamir frazier was shot monday night after a gunman stepped out from two cars and suddenly opened fire, both frazer and his 16-year-old friend was hit. he died shortly after the shoot agent the hospital. a motive for the shooting is still unclear. >>> new at 5:00 a greyhound bus driver is taken off the job pending his investigation into his work behind the wheel. caught allegedly texting behind the wheel in route to philadelphia. vernon odom says he talked to a passenger who watch tropical disturbance happen from feet away. >> greyhound's management is upset and alarmed about this situation and saying it should in no uncertain termed tonight and so too the professional bus driver that took the footage, the driver was driving with his head down in what is called a defect book. this is cell phone video a greyhound passenger says he took yesterday as he rode in the front of the bus i-95 northbound in maryland from d.c. to philadelphia. the passenger, andrew tim ons saw the driver texting

it happened on the 2,000 block of orleans street in the port richmond section of philadelphia. sara bloomquist is now live with the update. >> reporter: brian, i just spoke with homicide captain jim clark at headquarters, he gave us some insight. up to 70 people were out on the block enjoying barbecues, it was the holiday you'll remember and that is when the gunman stepped out and opened fire shooting and killed tiemere frazier and wounding his 16-year-old friend. he is a good kid an eighth grader who has never been in trouble. it's unclear why they would be in trouble. >> there is so much shooting and tragedy and death going on. >> neighbors here is a say they have had it. after frazer was shot and killed on the 2100 block of orleans last night. >> i am not surprised shooting going on every day. >> i'm sick of it. people don't have respect for the neighborhood. >> police say that frazier was shot multiple times. a 16-year-old boy was wounded in the spray of bullets, he was hit in the shoulder and remains hospitalized in stable condition. she says she will never forget seeing f

half at graduate hospital, about a third of an inch in dora, about a third of inch in torresdale, port richmondsociety hill, little less than a half inch. the temperatures now are in the 60s for the most part. 58 water temperature. the wind coming in off the ocean keeps the coast cool and that of course is going to be important for memorial day weekend, but that's about average for this time of the year. the ocean is not warmer or colder than it is on average. here we go through the night tonight. some more rain in atlantic city possibly, even through the evening, but cloudy skies elsewhere, some areas of fog toward morning and then generally dry during most of the day tomorrow. if we get a little peek of sunshine we could get up over 70 but we could also see some showers later in the day and tomorrow evening. here's come the rain returning possibly for the afternoon rush. and then we have the rainiest of all thursday, that's the stronger system coming in. temperatures held down in the 60s. we could see some thunderstorms with that. so we have a little bit coming late tomorrow into early wednes

robbery using a hypo derr mick needle it happened this morning on aramingo avenue at the wawa in port richmondce say the man pointed the needle at an employee and demanded money. after not getting anything he took off. fortunately no one was hurt but if you know who this person is police want to hear from you. >>> a terrifying start to the holiday weekend for dozens of people inside a coach bus traveling along the new jersey turnpike. the bus collided with a tractor trailer in gloucester county. >> and passengers were hurt sent to hospitals all around our area. fox 29's jennifer joyce has the story. >> the bus just flipped. out of nowhere everybody money, everything went up in the air. >> reporter: chaotic moments after new jersey state police say a coach bus packed with passengers hit by tractor trailer early this morning. the bus veered off the& southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike between exits two and three and flipped on to its side. >> people was panicking but, you know, we was able to get everybody calmed down and we got out of the bus. >> everybody was screaming. i was stuck in

. >>> hundreds of spectators lined the streets of port richmond this morning for annual memorial day parade there. this years festivities included military and veterans groups, as well as local band and boy scout troops. that kicks off at rich machine street in allegheny avenue at 9:00. all of the parade floats and attractions are funded by donation from his local residents. >>> memorial day celebrations, continue, in media, delaware county and weather didn't put a damper on the spirits of those who came out for the annual parade and ceremony there. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden was also there. >> ♪ >> reporter: never mind a few sprinkles on this memorial day >> great community spirit. >> reporter: crowd came lines long state treat to see pomp and circumstance of the delaware count tray digs. >> nothing better than a media parade. >> reporter: parade with penn crest marching band and color guard, was a prelewd to more somber ceremony at nearby courthouse, appropriately named veterans square. >> how can we not give our all each day. >> reporter: ralph, held captive was main sp

we got the thick fog in port richmond here, of course little bit of a mist on the road surface, as the school buses, three cheers for the bus drivers there go on bid. curbside on the freeway in new jersey, again, thick fog, everywhere, as you step out the front door, this morning. so be ready for some reduced speeds, burlington bristol bridge slow on both sides of the river from earlier opening, just few moments ago, speed restrictions, because of the fog, the entire stretch of the new jersey turnpike, from exit one all the way up through central jersey into the george washington bridge. look for possible delays at philadelphia international airport this morning, and the visibility, leaving fog leaving poor visibility for arrivals and departures, just checked with the airline to play it safe. and the first train out of the gaeton the warminster line running with minor delays. karen, thomas being back to you. >> 5:33, right to top stories this morning. police remain on the scene of the breaking news out of olney. mother calls police about her stolen car leading them to investigate anoth