four philly police officers, three from septa. wearing body cameras. septa officials decided to release the video. >> we want to provide what -- what we could early on so that people could, cork see what we have. >> reporter: the video emerged as details of the shooting when under investigation. 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. y

we had a septa bus actually make a u turn here up on the sidewalk, never saw that before. another woman a target as she was rush to the hospital. >>> nine in a week. >>> overnight water main break still impacting traffic this morning what you need to know before you head out the door. >>> who need shark week. we have it right here. new jersey fisherman real in a 900-pound beast. >> bee. >> look at that thing. >> it shattered state record but it is not going down in the record books, and we will tell you why. it doesn't even look real. >> oh, it is real all right. >>> good day it is tuesday july 25th. it is july 25th that means it is christmas in july. july 25th that means we have what five months until chris mass. >> bringing out christmas. >> i have kept this watered, for six months and i want to give it to you. >> thank you. >> so sweet. >> i didn't know we were exchanging gifts today. if i would have known. >> listen just being with you is my gift. >> your presence is a gift. >> your presence is my present >> what christmas song is this one. >> let's listen. >> ♪ >> tha

officer attack a female septa police sergeant shot to the ground. that will officers need your help this morning finding the man behind that violent end counter. >> we've got a mayor, ed pulaski of allentown in legal trouble this morning, what we know about his alleged connection to an ongoing pay to play probe. >> we're now one stip closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare nightmare. >> senate republicans evening out a wait on healthcare. not everyone is celebrating. making their words heard on the hill. >> strong words from democrats and a key republican. >> did you hear about this? real hard hit. stunning findings from former nfl players degenerative brain disease, so how the nfl is responding and teens getting ready to take on the next season all around this country. >> good to have you with us this wednesday morning, half way through the week, thomas drayton with karen hepp, good morning. >> my head hurts just watching that there banking into each other. >> tough sport. we'll get a check on traffic in a moment. this morning we are

septa is potentially missing out on. of course, people love to complain about septa.as much as they love to complain about the philadelphia parking authority. that story is trending now. ♪ >>> it certainly is, iain a story that comes via tweet from the associated press new jersey news editor josh corn field. he put a note on his car reading dear kind ppa officer. my sister just delivered twins and i'm babysitting. it goes on to say i hope you can let me slide on the two hour limit. guess what, he came out to find a ppa violation envelope on his car but it was not what he thought. check this out it says this is not a ticket. first congratulations to your sister. second, get your car inspected. corn field's tweet the ppa, i know you don't hear this very often. thank you. >> i love it. >> wow. two minutes investigation into a deadly accident with a cargo container. >>> and then kathy's storms are coming. >> yes, we are talking about showers and some thunderstorms moving toward the delaware valley. the heat is on. temperatures will be approaching the 90s. and feeling like

where septa commuters are having encounters with spiders. >>> but first another stormy night across the region. thunderstorms pack high winds and heavy rains. flash flooding remains a concern in some areas. i'm jessica dean. ukee washington has the night off. all across the area there have also been several reports of damage caused by the storms. eyewitness news in white marsh township montgomery county where a large tree fell on a home. authorities say the house sustained minor damage and fortunately nobody was hurt. we go now to meteorologist chelsea ingram and also what we can expect over the next few hours. >> we are still monitoring this very strong line of storms that push through the lehigh valley, we have some severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued, atlantic county, cumberland count kent county in delaware and also salem county in new jersey. we're dealing with heavy downpours, torrential rains, we're dealing with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so as you can see torrential downpours and this continues to push off to the east. this is going to be heading toward

we also asked the police chief about how septa's officers body cameras work in light of the very highrofile situation in minneapolis where officers shot and killed a woman and the body cameras were not on. live at septa police headquarters henry rossoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> investigators back at the farm where four bodies were found last week. chopper3 over that scene in solebury township. members of the philadelphia police department's k-9 unit are assisting in the search for any possible evidence on the property. the bucks county district attorney's office says the farm is still considered a crime scene although it could be released back to the owners soon. >>> meantime family and friends are remembering thomas mayo one of the victims of the bucks county killing. his funeral mass was held this morning. he will be laid to rest at resurrection cemeteries. services for the other vic comes continue into the weekend. cousin cosmo dinardo and sean kratz have been charged with the murder. >>> words of support continue to pour in for arizona senator john mccain. president trump put ou

where septa commuters are having encounters with spiders. >>> but first another stormy night across the region. thunderstorms pack high winds and heavy rains. flash flooding remains a concern in some areas. i'm jessica dean. ukee washington has the night off. all across the area there have also been several reports of damage caused by the storms. eyewitness news in white marsh township montgomery county where a large tree fell on a home. authorities say the house sustained minor damage and fortunately nobody was hurt. we go now to meteorologist chelsea ingram and also what we can expect over the next few hours. >> we are still monitoring this very strong line of storms that push through the lehigh valley, we have some severe thunderstorm warnings that have been issued, atlantic county, cumberland count kent county in delaware and also salem county in new jersey. we're dealing with heavy downpours, torrential rains, we're dealing with winds in excess of 60 miles per hour. so as you can see torrential downpours and this continues to push off to the east. this is going to be heading toward

fresco john takes to an accident involving a septa train this morning.p there after septa officials say the truck driver parked too close to the trucks in cheltenham township. the train from the warminster line sideswiped the truck. fortunately no one was hurt. >> construction of sunoco new cross state cross pipeline will resume tomorrow morning in chester county drilling was shut down on monday. after tainted drinking water was discovered near the drilling site. about a dozen homeowners in west whiteland and uwchlan townships were explaining of muddy drinking water coming from their wells. all of them live near the construction of sunoco mariner two east pipeline. the company is providing filtration systems, bottled water and putting several families up in a local hotel until they fix the problem. you may have seen this video a couple week ago back on fox 29. a septa bus driver is caught on camera helping someone out of the goodness of his heart. he was unaware at the time he was being recorded. >> our hank flynn says he heard people say the news only s

septa was losing money.re back inspecting tickets on board. >> the train conductor is going to ask you to see that ticket and that pass again on the tra train. >> no more free rides. >> no more free rides, that's right. >> reporter: new ticket policy is for the evening rush from center city stations from thee p.m. to 7:00 p.m. you still have to pre-purchase your tickets and conductors are still not selling tickets. >>> at suburban station, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> to chester county now one town is taking on a big oil company. tonight, west go men schenn township filing a petition for an interim emergency order with the pennsylvania public utilities commission. the town's filing it against sunoco logistic also known as sunoco pipeline. the township is alleging that sunoco logistics breached a settlement agreement rather than the mary then east pipeline. to western pennsylvania now a good samaritan is now down a car. police say a car crashed on i79 yesterday. a guy jumped out to help the person who cra

new video shows the attack on a septa officer. >> stop. stop. oh, how it all played out in the search for the attacker. >>> plus this. >> it's a good thing to do good for other people. >> roadside rescue. a group of strangers ban together to save ooa woman trapd in overturned car. >>> making magic. go behind the scenes of hit musical wicked just hours until >>> light breeze blowing. in the 60s right now. still clouds overhead. still a chance you'll need an umbrella sometime during the day today. right now 67 degrees. coming up on 4:38. neighborhood forecast just ahead. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500

we saw someone trying to stage an accident. >> reporter: just few floors above that lobby, septa runs a massive monitoring operation. every time an accident claim is made, workers can pull up footage from any of 24,000 cameras system wide and see whether the alleged victim is telling the truth. >> so we know what happened. we know if we did something wrong. and we also know if we didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: over the past five years, those cameras have helped reduce the number of personal injury lawsuits filed against septal by nearly three quarters. pay outs over the past five years have dropped by $54 million. when compared to the previous five years. faced with the video evidence in this case, reyes santiago dropped his civil suit and he has now been charged with attempted theft by deception and insurance fraud. >> mr. reyes. >> yeah. reyes santiago lives if philly apartment but he told me he was homeless at the time he tried to scam septa into wrighting him a check. >> i just want to do get out of the shelter. i want to do buy a place to live and i saw the opportunity an

septa fair that will increase starting tomorrow. >> we really have no say, because people need to getround for work. >> reporter: fare hike ranges from quarter more to five dollars extra depending on your travel and type of pass. earnest says don't be fooled, though, by the lowest increase of just 25 cents. >> some people are on a fixed income, and that little quarter that septa see once you add it up over a month time period it may affect their bottom line. >> we have two children arc mortgage, bills, groceries, a car payment, every little bit we need. >> reporter: stacey says her husband takes septa to work every day from the northeast. she says they're definitely going to feel the pinch. >> i understand that the buses and everything need, you know, fixing and whatever, but they got to understand that everybody that takes this bus are hard-working people. >> reporter: for complete break down of the septa fair increase, go to fox 29.com for a link. in center city, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >>> here's live look at trenton where there may be a new jersey government shut down start

fox 29's dave kinchen is live at septa headquarters in center city. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this was body cam footage that shows you the dangers that officers face every single day. it begins with female septa transit police sergeant racing to a report of young men trespassing on the track area of the angora station in southwest philly. watch as she walks over to the stairs leading to the mat form when the attack happens. >> um-um. stop! >> he shoves her to the ground using both hands and runs off. >> a person puts anybody, you know, it's terrible. >> this is something that did not have to happen. this was something that was unprovoke. >> reporter: sergeant's body camera captures the entire cowardly attack. seconds later, bystanders show up and check on the officer as her camera points to the sky. >> it's terrible when they're out here trying to protect citizens and something like that happens. >> that sound pretty messed up. i mean i don't think he did the right thing obviously. >> pretty sure never in a million you expect to be violently knocked down hit

bogus personal injury claims have for years cost septa millions of dollars.oney that ultimately comes out of your pocket. >> but no more. 24,000 surveillance cameras are turning the tide and saving septa and us big bucks. our bruce gordon joins us in the studio. now, bruce, you actually talked to the man in that video. >> yeah i sure did, bill. no question about it. reyes santiago is due in court monday. not as the plaintiff in a civil lawsuit, but as the defendant in a criminal case alleging attem attempted fraud and theft by deception. his lawsuit against septa claimed he'd be sitting on stackable chair in the lobby of the transit authority market street head quarters were the defective chair back broke or separated causing him to suddenly and violently fall. septa's legal team check a sealing security camera one of 24,000 such cameras in their system and must have smiled. general counsel geno benedetti. >> your first reaction when you see that video. >> that he fabricated the incident. >> footage appears to show reyes santiago deliberately throwing himself

reyes santiago's lawsuit against septa claimed he'd been sitting on a stackable chair in the lobby of the transit authority market street head quarters were the defective chair back broke or separated causing him to suddenly and violently fall. septa's legal team check sealing security camera one of 24,000 such cameras in their system and must have smiled. general counsel geno ben debt dee. >> your first reaction when you see that video. >> they fabricated the incident. >> reporter: footage appears to show the man deliberately throwing himself backward tipping the chair and falling to the floor. >> we didn't see any sign of any defect or any problem with the chair. we saw someone trying to stage an accident. >> reporter: a few floors above that accident scene, septa runs a massive monitoring operation. every time an accident claim is made, they can pull up the appropriate video and see whether the alleged victim is telling the truth. so we know what happened. we know if we did something wrong. and we also know if we didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: over the past five years, thos

septa, amtrak, new jersey transit patco running on or close to schedule. route 73 around the atlantic city expressway. everything looks good in both directions if you're heading down to the shore this morning. of course sis the time to go. no big delays at this time. >>> facing federal indictment. today will be a day of reckoning for mayor of allentown. he says he's not living office on ending his campaign for a fourth terms. mayor ed pawlowski has been the center of ongoing corruption investigation for four years. >> a probe divided the people of allentown. nbc 10 joins us live there. federal prosecutors expected to release new information in just a few hours today. >> >> reporter: this afternoon they're expected to hold a news conference for philadelphia. no word if the mayor going to show up to work here in allentown. the investigation has been going on for the last several years in court documents. pawlowski has been named simply as public official number three. so far nine people have pled guilty in the case. mayor pawlowski isn't commenting to our ca

yesterday, man jumps from the septa train at the angora station near 58th and baltimore avenue. middletown township assistant fire chief mark kirkgaser was on board. he says luckily he wasn't the only one who sprung into action. >> two nurses a pediatrician. i got out as well. we attempted to make sure he was first alive. he was reacting as somebody would with a typically with a brain injury so he was combative. >> reporter: today after an investigation, septa officials confirm the victim jumped off the train. he severely injured his head. >> fell backwards struck his head. went to the hospital with some pretty serious injuries. >> reporter: but why? according to kirkgaser he thinks the victim was from out of town trying to get to the airport but realized he was on the wrong train. >> when we looked at his phone to try and get more information his boarding pass was there for a flight to chicago at 8 o'clock. >> reporter: now septa officials say this likely could have been avoided had this man not tried to jump off a moving train. so today the message is simple. don't ever, ever

a man was caught on camera assaulting a septa officer. >> [ bleep ]. ah, ah, [ bleep ]. >> septa police have confirmed that the man seen in the video shoving the officer has now turned himself in. it happened monday night in southwest philadelphia. the septa police officer tried to stop the man after reports he was on the tracks. charnlt charnl charges are pending da approval. >>> the man denied taking money in exchange for political favors. now federal prosecutors have revealed how they made their case for corruption. nbc 10's drew smith shows us what's in the indictment. >> reporter: federal prosecutors claim it was like there was a for-sale sign here on the allen city hall. the investigations began years ago with city hall raids in reading and allentown. now tonight two politicians are newly indicted. >> one after the next, we see elected officials embrace the culture of cashing in at the expense of the public. >> reporter: both are accused of selling off contracts to bankroll their political campaign. he awarded work to certain companies on project

philadelphia and septa police say they fired at a man when he pointed his gun at them and septa officersy cameras caught everything they went down. >> dave schratwieser has the story. >> hey, hey, hands up, hands up, hands up! >> get your bleep hands up! [ gunfir ] >> reporter: that was the chaotic pressure packed scene caught on body cameras as septa and philadelphia police encountered an open fire on an armed suspect on the front porch of a home in the 400 block of east somerset street wednesday night. >> hear the officers yelling you know, drop it, drop it! it's obvious that something tense is occurring. a firearm was recovered. >> reporter: as this picture shows the suspect pointed a gun at arriving officers after police responded to reports of a shooting and a man with a gun. seven officers opened fire on the armed suspect. four philly officers, three from septa wearing body cameras. >> folks are very interested in knowing what the video shows early on. >> reporter: the video emerged as details of the shooting when under investigation by philadelphia police septa police are also con

an assault on a septa policewoman. we hope to get the word out by showing this video. tonight authorities say they have a person of interest in custody. wednesday night, jim's off. i'm rick williams and the big story is the arrest in this attack. annie mccormick has details. >> rick, septa police do confirm that the man caught on video did surrender today to southwest detectives with his attorney. septa police confirming to "action news" that the police sergeant positively identified him. this is the body camera we are talking about. the bodiy camera caught him viciously shoving her to the ground as he ran up to the steps. she was taken to hospital and suffered head and back injuries. surveillance video caught her attacker. police say it happened monday night at 7:3 7:30 at the angora station in southwest philadelphia. yesterday police made a plea spedding the video on social media. >> we have affirmation out there. getting people to look for that person played a big role. i want to thank the public. without them, we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. >> according to sep

. >> a septa police officer pulled an unconscious driver out of his vehicle moments before the car burst into flames we are live with the full story. >> from the poker tables to the chandeliers everything must go at the former taj mahal casino. we are live at the liquidation sale. >>> and philadelphia welcomes back funny man kevin hart with a mural and celebration. >>> and the unsettled forecast outside and more humid today and covered in clouds and the chance for storms to pop up throughout the day and afternoon. as we look live at sky 6 hd showing you a cloudy center city sigh line and we have to get through a few days of rain showers before we see nice weather through the weekend, david murphy is at the weather center with the details. >> lots of clouds and rain and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you most of the area does have this. and if we go in tighter you see that in philadelphia there are breaks here and there and we also have heavier yellow cells by chadds ford and lets go ahead and give you a closer look at stormtracker 6 live double scan you see that the rain is cont

four philly officers, three from septa. wearing body cameras. >> folks are very interested in knowing what the video shows early on. >> reporter: the video emerged as details of the shooting were under investigation by philadelphia police, septa police are also conducting an investigation, septa chief tom nestel decided to release the video. >> i think that we have to, um, provide that video for the public. you know, it should be a public program not a private investigative tool. >> he got the gun. he dog with the police. the police not stupid. he got the gun. the police shoot him, too. >> 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 sister good person. i don't know what happened. the guy he good person. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: now juanita soto is still in very very critical condition. lebron i

. >>> a man is now in custody after he was caught on camera assaulting a septa officer. >> stop. >> septa police confirmed the man turned himself in yesterday accused of shoving the officer monday night at a station in southwest philadelphia. the septa police sergeant tried to stop the man following reports that he was on the tracks. >>> now, police take someone into custody after teens were seen throwing rocks on to i-95 in philadelphia and putting drivers in danger there was a baby inside. no one was hurt and police took away a person in handcuffs and they're interviewing them. teenagers were throwing rocks at cars on i-95 northbound at spring garden street. it could have been much worse. >> it's a bad thing. you shouldn't be doing that kind of thing. >> cause an accident. i don't want that to happen to anyone. >> authorities have not said what charges may be filed on this case. if your car was hit by a rock last night police say they want to hear from you. >>> and now let's take a look at some of the stories we're following from across our area. >> walk for wini. today they will walk i

>>> an man sues septa but when surveillance video disputes his claims, well, now he's the one facingharges. >>> and you may have heard of coachella in california but here in philadelphia it's kid kell la. tonight smith memorial play ground in park families enjoying the warm weather with music and dancing. it is the 40th year this kid friendly music festival this year featured six nationally a claimed >>> police are searching for two armed suspects in motive tonight in the murder of a wheelchair bound man in cioga. arthritic-year-old jamal washington was shot in the head during a home invasion thursday night as his family slept upstairs. police say washington had just arrived home with his caretaker when he was shot to death in his doorway. while trying to keep the intruders out. >> he was like the uncle of the neighborhood. when he had a few dollars he would make sure -- the ice cream truck came down the street make sure the kids all had ice cream. >> i don't know who would gun down an individual in a wheelchair walking in their ho home. have i no idea. the man was very well liked in

>>> an man sues septa but when surveillance video disputes his claims, well, now he's the one facingharges. >>> and you may have heard of coachella in california but here in philadelphia it's kid kell la. tonight smith memorial play ground in park families enjoying the warm weather with music and dancing. it is the 40th year this kid friendly music festival this year featured six nationally a claimed children's music artists. ♪ day 13. if only this were as easy as saving $600 when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! >>> police are searching for two armed suspects in motive tonight in the murder of a wheelchair bound man in cioga. arthritic-year-old jamal washington was shot in the head during a home invasion thursday night as his family slept upstairs. police say washington had just arrived home with h

. >> police are looking for a man they say attacked a septa officer at angora station. this is the suspect. it happened just after 7:00 last night. officers were called out to the 1,000 block of south 58th street, because of people in the track area. that's when an officer went to stop this man, he is accused of charging at the officer, knocking her to the ground, before running away. she was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition. >> the woman convicted of abducting seven week olds baby from the king of prussia mall last year could spend up to seven years behind bars. moore was sentenced to one and half to seven years in prison yesterday. authorities say she will undergo a mental health evacuation -- evaluation, and pay the court $5,000. the mother's court said the two became friends when she got distracted and moore snatched the infant. >> this morning police investigating after someone admit add man went into the brandywine creek but did not come out. crews on scene near brandywine falls road in wilmington last night near the state park. now, they searched t

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bob was just saying that septa was detouring the bus. i beg to differ.es ago another bus making a u turn. bus driver's i just tweeted septa to let them know but look at our video here, buses making u turns on the small street but it shows you continuing nick california skills of the septa bus driver , they are pilots, they are cashiers, they are bouncers, they are do it all people for not enough money and now they are being asked to make u turns because nobody in management is telling them there is a detour here. anyway, that is our last notice of that. but you can see a lot of police to have keep guard here because these are main drags. that is girard avenue up there all of the water out from here to girard, and the gyms are still in business. i just want to you think, you don't realize how great running water is until you don't of it. imagine you cannot flush a toilet, take a shower and tooth brush is dry. i want to warn you guys, just math overtime between now and whenever, that we will not have running water at fourth and market when we will have a w

a septa police sergeant'ss she s violently shoved to the grounds. are looking for right now. >> and mairin diet dollars. ongoing of allentown's city government. how the mayor's lawyer is charg. >> and oh, boy, do your kids play football?ck waves through the football community permanent brain damage, may be more common than first thought. yes, another study, how coaches are responding at the youth level. good day everybody, it is wednesday, july the

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for the most part on septa and the other mass transit agencies we're on a weekend schedule.att. >> thanks matt. new jersey governor chris christie signed the budget deal early this morning. the agreement ends a three-day government shutdown meaning state parks will be back opened today for the fourth of july holiday. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in the sat center with the full story. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, matt. you can hear the collective sigh of relief. lawmakers are calling this the best deal they've seen in over a decade and it means new jersey is back open but it was not without compromise. this morning state beaches, parks and historic sites will open for the first time after a three-day government shutdown that that furloughed an estimated 30 to 35,000 state workers. this after legislature went back into session monday to try and break the deadlock and come to a compromise. >> finally tonight i'm very pleased that both the speaker and senate president have reached a agreement that result in the legislature fulfilling their

spider invasion at septa "el" station. >> if you're standing here, you're not paying attention, they'll be in your face. >> the mooch hits the grounds running with some great ideas for white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders. >> the only thing i asked sarah, sarah, if you're watching, i love the hair and make up person that we had on friday. would like to continue to use the hair and make up person. >> he'll fit in the trump administration just fine. >> i'm sure scaramucci smart guy, but maybe not too much on the comment to the woman. >> matt peterson, we would like to you comment on the weather today. hi, matt. >> good morning, giles, it will be a day where i don't mind commenting on the weather because it will be much nicer than it has been, specially, when it comes to our lack every humidity that we will have this afternoon. that's going to be the one thing that we can focus on for sure today. just how comfortable it is going to feel. we had our boundary come through yesterday. we had showers, thunderstorms in the morning. we had another round every thunderstorm activity

. >> starting today, you'll pay more to ride septa. we show you the price hike, now in effect. >> plus, more details in road rage incident that left a local teen dead. what the victim was trying to do moment before she was shot and killed. >> today is saturday july 1st, good morning, i'm jan carabeo talking heat for the long further every july weekend so let's get right over to meteorologist, matt peterson with the eyewitness weather forecast, this saturday morning, matt. you know, when it gets this hot, we always worry about storms. so how are we looking? >> always worried about thunderstorms, get to the afternoon, usually, and today no different. chance for maybe thunderstorm to develop later this afternoon. we have warm. we have muggy air sitting over top of the delaware valley. then we have cold front. that's going to come through, will provide that lift. we will see shower, thunderstorm activity develop as we head later on in the afternoon hours, and maybe into the early evening, as well. >> outside right now, it is calm. we have

day long and water department turned off water as you can see here but they will be making repairs, septa also says that the route five bus, it is on a detour throughout the day. lets come back to the maps, this is a tough area to begin with because we have folks already being detoured off of that i-95 girard avenue construction zone. high water, left over from all of the rain and then we will deal with high tide like brooklawn circle route 130 at route 47, route 130 at centre square road, also watching for local detours. for the gang at chestnut street just off of the marsh road and daily lay. if barriers are still up, expect those closures they are there for a reason. back to you. >>> 5:03. we will begin with the break ing news from the fernrock section of the city, there is a a 26 year-old woman in critical condition after she was shot twice, lets go out to jenny joyce with what we know at this hour. >> reporter: good morning. good news is that the would man man was talking when she was transported one line she muderd was please don't let me die this 26 year-old victim is in critical c

septa police tweeted out yesterday. after the man knocked the sergeant to the ground, attack happened last night as she tried to stop the man. if you know who this man is, septa police want to hear from you. >>> delaware county and nbc 10 follow up. now hearing from the girlfriend of a man shot to death during a violent weekend in chester. family member says he was trying to break up a fight between his girlfriend and another woman when he was killed. the deadly shooting happened saturday near the thomas street. police found him shot nine times. >> i wish it was me. i rather would have took -- to feel the pain that i feel. >> miguel was charged with first and third degree murder. authorities said his sister was the other woman involved in that fight. >> the nbc 10 respond team is getting help for drivers shrined after they say their cars were filled with dcontaminated gas. the gas station is now shutdown. contaminated 87 octane with diesel fuel. the faulty gas caused $1200 in damage to her car. after our car, sunoco cor

be sure to include increased fares if you riding septa.is increasing fares starting tomorrow. >>> as you can imagine riders are not too pleased about paying more money. shawnette wilson has tonight from september headquarters shawnette. >> reporter: dawn, it is definitely a concern for many people we talk tonight. they're concerned about how it is going to affect them. especially families with several children who rely on septa every day. >> i got to work over the weekend we'll enjoy today while i have off. >> reporter: jimmy brought his family from delco to center city to get a jump start on the holiday. >> we jumped on the bus and took the el from 69th street down. >> reporter: that's fair for himself, his wife and three children. gianna, chase and sophia. septa fair that will increase starting tomorrow. >> we really have no say, because people need to get around for work. >> reporter: fare hike ranges from a quarter more to five dollars extra depending op your travel and type of pass. earnest says don't be fooled, though, by the lowest

septa police confirming to "action news" that the police sergeant positively identified him. this is the body camera we are talking about. the bodiy camera caught him viciously shoving her to the ground as he ran up to the steps. she was taken to hospital and suffered head and back injuries. surveillance video caught her attacker. police say it happened monday night at 7:3 7:30 at the angora station in southwest philadelphia. yesterday police made a plea spedding the video on social media. >> we have affirmation out there. getting people to look for that person played a big role. i want to thank the public. without them, we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. >> according to septa police, charges are pending tonight. originally they wanted the person caught on the body cam image to face charges but they were upgraded to assault on a police officer. they are pending. we are told the sergeant is recovering at home. reporting live, annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> wilmington police are looking for the suspect that shot two teenagers tonight about two hours ago. this

so septa bus five on the detour. >> 6:04. another police involved shooting this time in the city's rhawnhurst section. >> steve keeley is just now getting to the scene. steve? what's going on? >> reporter: yes. just getting some information here. so you see this marked unit, guarding this hyundai suv parallel park there. i was looking for damage, i was looking for bullet holes. i don't know if this is previous damage, but i am looking at the bumper little banged up. like we say that could be previous damage. so two different cars this were carjacked, and the carjackers following each other. around the fen their i see little bit of fresh damage. so that could be from the end after chase. so, there is a car here, car somewhere near here, so here's the intersection, bob kelly, help me with the pronunciation, who are okay street goes into a wooded area, and the street i'm walking on now, strahle, my apologies people up here in rhawnhurst, but see detective just showing up. they'll have internal affairs showing up because they do

. >>> septa released video of a shooting that took place last night in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff is at police headquarters and they spoke to police about why they are choice go to release these so soon. >> reporter: they told me septa police officers were on their way to a reported shoot offering a woman near somerset el station when a neighbor pointed down the block to a potential suspect. but before all of that they turned on the body cams use that recorded the moment you where to see, watch and listen >> hand down. >> reporter: freezing body camera video right here, zooming new can barely make out a man extending his hand toward officers. police say he is pointing a gun they recovered at him and then his own head and then back. seven officers fired, four from philadelphia police without body cameras and three from septa police wearing body cameras. >> i think that if we take the step to get body cameras for office are, i think we have to provide that video for the public. >> reporter: that is why septa chief tom nestel is releasing vide

thompson, and so a local detour we will go around the block as they say in the neighborhood, and septa's market frankford and subway running buses until 5:00 a.m., karen and thomas, back over to you. >>> we will begin right now with two people in police custody for trespassing early this morning on the ben franklin bridge causing it to be shut down for a time. lets get out to jenny joyce with the latest on all of this , jenny. >> reporter: good morning, two people were taken in custody just after 2:30 this morning. prior to the arrest photographer greg gillroy heard police on the scene yelling to these two people put your hand up. it is unclear what they were trying to accomplish. scar toy watch this video when you see police walking up the side of the bridge. they are wearing harnesses trying to get to where they are hanging out. this is along south side of the west tower, here at ben franklin bridge right above race street pier. if they were to fall they would have fallen on to concrete and not water. it took an hour before police caught up with these two during this time, bridge was s

authorities are reviewing body camera footage from one of those septa police officers. reporting live in kensington be david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> a teenager in critical condition after a dangerous stunt way moving freight train. the teen tried to jump on the train near castor avenue but failed, his right leg severed. he was rushed to st. christopher's hospital for children where he remains in critical condition. amtrak and septa service is back to normal. >>> to a daring rescue high above the ground in delaware. caught on camera by chopper 3, the state police came to the rescue of a maintenance worker who fell into an empty water tower. alexandria hoff is there with a look at how it unfolded. >> reporter: the delaware state police aviation unit had trained for this scenario but tell us this is the first time they had to put their water tower rescue skills to use. >> aerials like this might explain why the most super heros was given the ability to fly >> shortly after 9:00 a.m. the state police aviation unit was called to the 2900 block of moun

a septa police officer and dentist from northern liberties work together to pull a man to safety.sergeant was patrolling delaware avenue when he came upon a car that crashed into a trash truck. >> i kept slipping on the engine oil, the car is on fire, i'm worried about that catching fire and engulfing me and the passer by. >> neither the officer or the dentist who jumped into help considered themselves heros. but we do, the dentist happened to be nearby and saw what was happening. >> if you run towards a situation that makes you a hero. 5:58 a.m., developing overnight, a tractor-trailer carrying laundry loses control on a major highway in delaware. >> a major shoe company is jumping on a growing retail trend selling to his customers where else on so she would media. ♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two egg and cheese wake-up wraps for $2. enjoy two freshly made oven-toasted wraps and keep on running all day long. >> good morning 6:00 a.m., friday, july 7. matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is here. >> we're following developing news overnight, a deadly shooting in west philadelphia. t

you know these septa drivers put up with a lot.ers, traffic, sometimes they make the news in unflattering ways, sometimes people attack them. drivers like jeff do good thing all the time. you just don't hear about it more than half of septa's riders on average take the bus and the ones i spoke with say by and large the drivers do a tough job very well. >> they deal with whole lot of kay yas. >> reporter: it's a visible job they do. almost like police in people watch what they don everyone is a critic. ralph branch is jeff's colleague the one who let jeff node his good deed was on social median ralph is glad it got out. >> even the perceptio perceptios drivers and whatnot we're not doing our job, we're difficult to deal with want not. jeff's story -- it's kind of typical of bus drivers. we go out of our wear to help people. try to do the right link thing to make sure passengers from where they're going to where they're going each and of single day safely. >> reporter: just people getting through the day like anyone else. try somethi

for details on detours check with septa on their web site. we are looking at i-95 south at broad we have had a large disable vehicle that just cleared out, starting to cause a lit built of the delay as volume picks up but good news no delays left over at this time the from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now jan, back to you. >>> when cbs-3 went to kutztown for fuller if he this pennsylvania friday, vittoria woodill found a brewery you have to try. in this taste with tori report she shows us it is all about paring the right food with the right beverage. >> ♪ >> reporter: if you think kutztown is all farm, rolling hills think again. there is an old car dealership turned brewery rolling out localry stored delicious food and craft beer at creek. who is starting mission of making kutztown proud? who proud then l local guys so there is a part of the area where we are giving back to the entire community as well as creating products. >> reporter: herb he will powell one of the partners says there are 12 to 14 craft brews on tap, and they

a local man will be commuting on septa for free for a while.hy the transit authority calls him one in a million. >>> charles barkley has a prediction about his old team. coming up, we're hearing what he thinks about the young draft picks and how they will perform this season. >>> welcome back. live view in wilmington. still a delgray picture out the. it will be a day of improvement. as we get into the afternoon, the sun should break through the clouds. we'll have a mix of clouds and sunshine. and the humidity will still to drop off. but not yet. it's still fairly humid out there and still cloudy across the board. you see these spectacles of green. i won't rule out a spot shower in the early afternoon before all the moisture really is swept out of the area. take a look at the current winds. not much con glue inside city in where the winds are coming from, but kind of a north flow. that will shift to a northwest flow that will help with keeping the temperatures up today right near average, which means mid to upper 80s across the region. let's tal

septa route five bus still on detour.own in wilmington, north on 495, lane blockage, at edgemore road. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> show up early perhaps you can leave early. breaking news we're following right now out of glennside, where authority say a man has died in a fire. a neighbor saw the flames, called 911 around 2:00 this morning. firefighters discovered the victim unconscious, inside the home, this is on the 600 block of garfield avenue. you see the flames right there. they did great job get that un control. still getting information, we'll have live report coming up in just a moment. >> all right, 5:34, happening right now, we've got some beaches that will be closed today when people want to head outside, they're in our area, we get right down the shore, jenny joyce, to explain what's happening and where it is happening, jenny, good morning. >> good morning, karen. so you can't get into the water until at least 1:00 this afternoon, stay tuned for that, how much, you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise, obvi

that means the detours continue on septa bus routes 5 and 25. mass transit looks good, as does the ben franklin bridge this morning. no problems on the area crossings. >> reporter: on the big board we have a warm one, 68 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 80 by noon. 85 by 3:00 p.m. we're going for a high of 86 degrees around 4:00 p.m. and 84 by 5:00 p.m. i'm posting the possibility of a spotty pop-up thunderstorm this afternoon and this evening, take cover if one homicide your way because they could be strong. but they look spotty. only the big board all green aircraft no major delays. a lot of clouds in our major destinations but no rain. >> "healthcheck," if you've ever been prescribed antibiotics, doctors urge you to finish the medication even after you feel better. they say that keeps patients resistant from the drug. a new analysis by helmet experts say that idea -- health experts say that idea is not backed by any evidence. researchers are calling for clinical trials the best method for treatment. >> hospitals in chicago, are seeing a baby boom. in the