steve keeley is headed to this scene. we will have a live report from him in a few minutes but live picture coming in from west philadelphia right now. sue, as lauren heard just a few minutes ago, lot of people doing anything they can to stay warm with it just being 4 degrees. >> yes, and as lauren also said we don't know what caused this but we do know we see a lot of these situations, the the colder it get the more fires there are which makes it so much more difficult for fire fighters because of the water freezing immediately as soon as the hose is practically. just a terrible situation there. more on that coming up. we have mentioned last time it is a one two, three punch and here's what we have. we have dangerous wind chills. punch up in one is the coal f not in philadelphia somebody will get a record low. wind gusts of 30 miles an hour or more. we have seen this morning. the wind diminishing later today. and then it is snow, a southern storm moves in late tonight, plowable, a accumulations, with this one so we will

steve keeley has up a date therefore us. hype steve. >> an awful update, one dead, from the chief here, in this huge fire that started at 12:00 midnight probably. they got the call finally at 12:44, first call, four alarms went to because it started in the balesment of the six story old historic apartment builds that had burned before and had people die in a fire before in the late 80s according to chief o'donnell, long before he started here, but there is fire. >> they didn't know where to go at that point in terms of where people were, because this build something really long, as well as it is tall, and they had people waiving for help all over the place. they were rescuing people with these tall ladders calling in second alarms, thirds alarms, still have four ladders where we, are so they were pulling people out of this building, the one person that died got out of the building, the firefighters brought them out but they got killed after they got to the hospital, unfortunately, three people hurt including one firefighter,

. >> steve keeley made it to the scene live in wilmington with more on what happened, hi steve. >> reporter: little progress, bob told you about the truck part front part of the truck getting towed backward off 495 philly bound and here is the sound bound progress. a big flatbed and people down here can thank our fox 29 photographer greg gill roy for lighting the keen in the just letting viewers at home see the situation before they leave the house to avoid this but you can see strong light from one way on the back have the of the flatbed and we have strong tv light this way which will help that by start the the big job of lifting, that trailer. we don't know if there is anything inside it or whether there is a fuel spill which appears to be the the case which will mean more time to clean up that but this is progress at least they can get somehow the job going to get that thing on that flatbed and they will bring in a crane for that job. the great thing lauren and chris about being team coverage with bob kelly, it is like being designated hitter in baseball. you don't to have play the field

. >> steve keeley is on this story for us steve, good morning. >> reporter: another miracle nobody was killed what a sight, this acura smashed right through firehouse company 52 here, chris, stay with me here for a second here come on over here. this you can see this acura smashed into a brand new philadelphia fire department ambulance. chris, you have to squat down. it went right through the doors, smashed in the doors and rammed this ambulance there was a man on the other side of those lockers waiting for calls. nobody got hurt in the firehouse. even the driver of this car man in his 40's was conscious and okay. they have no idea why this happened. now we will be allowed to walk in the firehouse. we will go around and show you damage from the other side. wow, this is a story you shake your head out. there is a curve, so here's a smashed ambulance. it pushed the ambulance back and is there the front of the acura right now, wow, the guy's air bags went off. they are trying to get everything situated here. fire house doors will need to be replaced. chris, come back this way a bit. come

. >> fox 29's steve keeley at the tacony palmyra bridge right now. steve, that is a concern the bridges. >> reporter: well, speed limit normally 45, down to almost half 25, very widely both here on the tacony palmyra bridge and burlington bristol bridge and chris fox our photographer said he noticed first thing on the bridge bridge icy and slippery. this bridge is almost a head on accident waiting to happen because you don't have the median thaw have on the bigger bridges. then we have a steel birder when it opens also slippery as well. lets go to the video to show so things we shot yesterday where the temperatures were actually normal, but we're back to abnormal already. that means snow and ice that melted yesterday has left wide deep dangerous puddles turned ice rink s every where today. it was treacherous. i got it. the first stop i came across. you will notice in your neighborhood where the two road intersect there is a slight dip, usually and will warn you how dangerous it is. you will slide through like i did if you go too fast or even driving l

condition have being shot in the chest this morning in southwest philadelphia lets go to fox 29's steve keeley live at the the scene steve, what is the the latest. >> reporter: there is two scenes. this is the second scene at 65th and wood land. you can see police district in the office in the background and foreground and look the at bullet holes square in the driver's side and window and passenger window. a as far as we know driver was the only one in the car, a 22-year old guy he drives up here without helps headlights approaching the police office here at 65th and wood land which is a a main street here in southwest philadelphia. a sergeant is coming out of the front door of the 12th district there. noticed something is not right. he sees this car driving up without his lights on and guy gets out and he is losing captionness bleeding badly shot in the chest. sergeant does his best to save this young man's life. he gets him in his squad car and gets him in the hospital emergency room within moments. meantime the scene at 66th and pascal where he was able to tell the officer he was driving b

. >> steve keeley is checking out conditions in camden county and hopefully he has my back and heard that, hi, steve. >> reporter: well, i have my back because i have put a hooded sweat shirt on but it keeps the winding fromming down your back. there is my other dressing tip, of the day, i'm already layered with the hats, three hat, by the way, by the way, chris you're southern california kid, born and raised where is denuba california. >> no, why? >> where ever it is, it is the home of the elmontray, egg and breakfast, burrito and i'm holding this wrapper firmly because the win is blowing so bad this was the the guy holding the camera's breakfast and as i just tweeted we got four more of these and we are using these as hand warmers right now. he says very tasty. it also works to keep you warm. look at these guys, go ahead, chris. >> if you want to stay warm, go to san diego. i just talked to a friend yesterday it was 82 degrees in san diego yesterday. >> reporter: who made the stupid career moves, lets see, maybe the laid hi who came from orlando who is sitting next to you or the guy

. >> steve keeley is there and live where this crash happened in cranberry. steve, good morning. >> reporter: lot of progress even in the last half an hour since we talk last and it looks like they are to go they are best to get this opened for the the heart of the relevant i morning rush hour in the 6:00 o'clock hour. we are eight hours and counting this crash happened after 9:00 o'clock, 9:11 to be precise according to state police ape turnpike authority who tell us it is two separate crashes, one of the inner lanes and out are lanes and those in new jersey caught truck lanes those three lanes for trucks and cars and then we have cars only lanes on the inside, two crashes right next to each other and a total of 15 vehicles. four tractor trailers, a bus load full of passengers, couple of box trucks, cars, vans and suv. in exact number of people hurt just calling it multiple injuries but we are hearing that number that you said as many a as 75 likely the bus passengers just getting checked out at local hospitals. for now just one confirmed fatality. lets go to

. >> steve keeley on this at police headquarters with more, steve, good morning. >> well, if you go to any of these philadelphia inner city colleges, no matter what you major in better have a double make nor crime prevention for sure. we were just out near december. you will recall a woman getting attacked in the middle of the day just off campus at drexel. as soon as she gets off a bus gets hit in the head from behind by a bike lock. two months later with more stories. three robbers with a gun doing four hold-ups in the past eight days, near the drexel campus. and let's go to the surveillance video because in one of the hold-ups they followed a young woman inside this apartment building where a lot of student live. and three guys with a gun and so far nobody's been hurt. but police are wore i had that could change real quick. >> gun, puts it to her take a bag, containing a samsung tablet, they flea out of the building. we think these individuals are out there trolling looking for people by themselves. >> i was surprised like i just got home like ten minutes, then i got the drexel alar

. >> steve keeley live with more on what happened. hi steve. >> reporter: obviously i can't hear you guys, if i had my cell phone up, we are in norristown historic section. let me show you what's left of this building. it doesn't look so bad from our vantage point. front of the build something all that's left standing, there is a tall facade, not in danger of collapse, or obviously, the hundreds of firefighters as gregg, come back down to the ground from both sides of us, that did an excellent job out here. simply because no one was killed, and you can see, that is a tall old apartment building, built long before modern day fire codes, and to the left you can see still smoking. but the majority of the fire was in the rear of the building. and that is now all gone and collapsed. and despite six stories collapsing, and plenty of people dozens living in all of the ants here, no one was killed. and it happened in the middle of the night when most of the people were likely sleeping, what a great job. going to the video show when you our fir

steve keeley is live in mount laurel new jersey with what he sees out there, hi steve. >> reporter: don't you just love being in tv news. we're always doing seinfeld references on this show and we are living, breathing george let's dot opposite. so sue serio a says, leave later, go to work later, look, state of new jersey, offices open up at 11:00. we go on earlier, we leave earlier while we tell to you leave later. we had treacherous driving coming over here to route 37 in mount laurel. in fact this was the spotty was meeting chris fox the photographer. he barely made it for the hit from philadelphia and we started folks if you are wondering at 1:30 this morning. the lots of plows are out a lot of times they will wait until the snow finalized and they don't to have make the same run a million times but they are out already. route 73 and fell will owe ship road as everyone watching is all wondering the same thing. not how much snow we will get but what color sweater will mike jerrick bewaring today. my guess he is still asleep two hours away from waking up and making the big final choice

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live at the scene, and what a scene it is steve. >> reporter: right through the the closed firehouse doors smashed through the thick doors. the doors have been removed but you can see the top of it that they kept still smashed up there. there is the ambulance. this ambulance is being assessed for damage. this is a brand new 2015 these things run 24 hours a day, unfortunately it happened to be in the firehouse one of the few minutes it is sitting in here. do you see that white line. it was park straight. it is how bad this thing was rammed after the car first hit fire house doors which didn't slow it down here on harbison avenue in the the wissonoming section right outside brideberg. the the ambulance then smashed to the left into those blue lockers and at those blue lockers closest member of the fire department was in that class office there radio room there and here the smash. nobody was hurt here at the firehouse, the the driver of the acura not even hurt that bad. now they are transferring stretchers and emergency stuff in the new ambulance they can use be

. >> steve keeley in pennsauken new jersey for us this morning, trying to stay warm hi steve. >> reporter: two problems with your eyes today, this is the kind of wind that causes you to start crying and then tears go down your cheeks they freeze on your skin. there is the double, teary eyed effect today and to expound on bob kill will i if that is ever even necessary but as a veteran of the pat co high speed line they have got that thick block glass at the top of the stations. nobody wants to stand outside the platforms. it is like being on the six story building in this wind but you cannot see through that thick miami rise style glass with the trains coming so people will venture out and all huddle in there. those top of the escalator areas were not meant as a waiting area unfortunately. everybody huddles up there and then they huddle out when the train shows up. very tough for high speed liners, this morning and rare is it, that when sue and the weather team give this day a number that the number for the day, especially on a hard day like this where scott williams gave it a four last ni

steve keeley. >> steve keeley says a native new jersians where are you right the now, sir. >> well, we have made to it our third county, only 21 in new jersey. we have 1/7 of the state covered by 4:07 a.m. not too bad considering we are driving in the snowstorm. we're in swedesboro or jackie gleason would say how swede it is, down in gloucester county on route 322, exit two of the new jersey turnpike. so we are now in extreme south jersey. and this is our first plow truck we are seeing in the southern lanes. we didn't see any go by us. plenty going north where most of the traffic was going towards new york city. i guess think don't think a lot of people are driving tore the delaware memorial bridge. we had two vehicles pass us. one guy in the pickup truck, joy riding at 75 miles an hour, and another person in the car but that road, southbound the new jersey turnpike is completely snow covered and chris fox the man behind the camera, is also the pennsylvania man behind the wheel, and did not go over the the posted flashing 35 miles an hour speed limit. so it was a longer drive then usua

. >> steve keeley live at police headquarters with more on this for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter: three minutes before midnight, lots of shots, just one victim likely two shooters since there were 17 shots in the tease in the start of the show. guns don't hold that many. and even though our people back on our an assigned. desk think it might be a robbery because the wallet was there. the doubtful because you don't usually shoot a robbery victim this many times. a long time detective say however wanted this guy dead really wanted him dead. >> based on ballistics evidence we know at least 17 shots were fired from a semiautomatic weapon. we found 17 spent shell casings, most of these shell casings were within feet of where the victim had collapsed. we know 17 shots were fired from a semiautomatic weapon. we also found what appears to be the victim's wallet the laying just feet from the victim's body. so, there is a possibility that this shooting and homicide is robbery-related. >> reporter: well this 51 year-old's wallet the let police know tentatively who he was and he doesn't live

let's get to steve keeley live there now, bought she is just asking for direction steve? >> well, what happens is when people here have been attacked in center city, especially in the middle of the day at lunch hour, they wonder why didn't anybody see or hear anything? well it, didn't happen in the station itself. it happened in a place that nobody goes where the public's not supposed to go, beyond the metal gate that says employees only danger keep outright near the electrified train tracks. so, police have surveillance video of the two up here on the sidewalk, outside on the street, in chinatown, at lunchtime monday. the woman changed her first version of what happened, and how it start and that could be because of all of the tram an of being beaten up so badly, and that has her still in the hospital two days later. the video shows the man about 25 years old and the woman going into the jefferson station long known as the market east here at tenth and filbert. they go down to the subway platform, and then open and go past that steel pipe gate beyond warning do not enter

. >> steve keeley is in camden now. steve, it is just awful just standing around waiting for a bus. >> reporter: unfortunately a lot of people in camden take a bus, or even ride bicycles and look at the flags on the camden police headquarters and that gives you a sense why the the wind chillies where it is at because we have the temperature, as it the is, and then we have a stiff non-stop wind even blowing the steel signs, look at the bus signs for new jersey transit blowing in the the reflection of the light as well. even when you have gloves on as i do, i have two pair of gloves, i didn't put the second pair on yet and i can feel the the wind cutting through this pair of nike heat gloves. that is the terminology for this brand of gloves. the the heat thermal gloves. i can still feel wind going through. to our right, we're going to pan over and people up and walking around. mike, the brave man behind the camera, was just with me and we're here in camden. went over to the rand transportation center and we found somebody

. >> steve keeley is in moorestown, new jersey with more on that, hi steve. >> reporter: her bee go with the car demonstrating what the roads are like. as bob says it is not plowable so that answers the question why the road are not plowed. we are at main intersection at main street and chester avenue. these are the two biggest streets in the center of moorestown and here comes another car. you can see the road are a mess. i will throw another four letter word that begins with a s, take your finger off the the the delay butt on, slop, and that is the word of the day. the this is heavy, slop out here and i think this is worse driving in this, then it is in the snow because people will think, all right, it is not snow and just raining cold i will not slip and slide all over the place. cars are sliding every where. you can tell because if you are out driving now you will see the track from his previous people sliding all over the road almost sliding off the road and look at the water building up on the side of the road. if we have a refreezing and our temperature since we started went from

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live now in mt. laurel, with more on this for us. steve, good morning. >> reporter: yes, our regular viewers have heard us from the same spot, say the same thing before just a few weeks ago in fact. here we are again more pick pockets, more victims more warnings now from the same two police departments, around both of south jersey's both popular grocery stores, strip malls, and shopping areas. cherry hill, and mt. laurel, the latest cases here in mt. laurel, where we are right now, at the exact spots that we and police have warned you about before. wegmans and panera bread on the other side of the strip mall here at the center ton plaza. and two ladies here at lunchtime on monday hit at both places virtually the same hour maybe the same people. then look at our video, cherry hill police put out these new surround vale end pictures just hours ago along with warnings. they did it christmas week, now they have new pictures and warnings today. the local wegmans and panera bread seem to be the choice spots for the pick pockets hitting wome

steve keeley live in center sit which more on. >> this steve good morning. >> reporter: long time life-long philadelphians will all call this market east just recently renamed jefferson station, when septa starting selling naming rights. that will tell us where we are here in the heart of chinatown. police have surveillance what happened here out on the sidewalk at tenth and filbert. they have not release that yet as they go through the two versions of this woman's story. she changed her first version of what happened and how it started, that it could be because of the trauma of being beaten badly and that's got her still in the hospital at jefferson. video shows the man about 25 years old the woman going in the jefferson station at tenth and filbert, going down to the subway platform -- platform, then open and go past steel gate warning do not enter signs more steps down into septa employee only area near the subway tracks. news of the daylight attack quickly got to the other single female commuters around here. >> very devastating, very scary. >> who wouldn't help her? why wouldn't somebo

steve keeley it is the wind steve in pennsauken. >> mike, i found out how this famous store got its name. it opened on a day much like today. somebody like me went up to the counter and we were so cold from the walk from the car to the counter wanted to get a about on the of this and i went wawa. >> and the water comes out the frozen. >> yes. >> so, there is the origin. >> that explicit, i have been wondering. >> you thought it was about a goose. >> reporter: so i will talk like that throughout the live shot now. another w word is the wind. look at route 73. we have the red light now. you can see the the signs glowing back and forth. if you are close to them like we were when we drove over there you hear a noise and like what is going on is that a car accident. it is the metal banging on the pole. there is a lot of people driving around today and a lot of people still working. they are waiting for the who will take weekend. look at these people. some of the people like the guys a at wawa here pumping gas to the left, have to work outside in this. that is the good thing. come over here ch

. >> steve keeley is in pennsauken, new jersey with the latest on this. steve, lot of people that use this to get to and from work know a good way around this, right. >> reporter: you're looking at one right here. it is not that big of a deal on the commute this time of the day. it is commute home for people coming from philadelphia majority of the commuters. look, in the dark you can see from our vantage point flashing police lights. they are block ago this off ramp to route 130 south and north coming from philadelphia. further up closer to the damaged road and guardrail you will see yellow flashing lights through the the trees where experts engineers and road crews will come out in the cold and assess how badly burned and melted and damaged it is. maybe give a rough estimate how long you need to get it fixed and reopened. until then it is detours from philadelphia for 30 nearby homeowners on the other side of the embankment who saw and smelled smoke and ran out of their homes, built here long before the the betsy ross bridge was built in the 70's they be

steve keeley is live in the neighborhood of southwest philadelphia, wood land avenue remains closed at 66th and that is the stretch that the route 11 trolley moved. they have moved them over a block over to elmwood. waiting for the trolley you have to walk an extra block over to elmwood between forty-ninth and 63rd and then lincoln drive was closed overnight, in the from a water main break but the the run off from the rain that we have received yesterday. ized over the roadway. they have put down salt they will give it a try for the morning rush hour. just be careful. anyone that uses the lincoln drive you know that is a rough road to begin with without worrying about any ice out there. kelly drive, martin lieutenant are king drive potential slippery spots. on the schuylkill you are good to. if you you exit at city, montgomerymont, at the bottom is there potential for black ice. bridges look fine. the mass transit the has in delays. mike and alex, back to you. >>> lets get right back to the story you were talking about there the at 6:02. >> a man was rush to the hospital after he was s

steve keeley is live outside the federal courthouse in camden to explain all of this, a lot of different dynamics in play here, steve. >> reporter: here we go, from the boardwalk in the atlantic city to the sidewalk here in camden and federal court where we will hear latest in this non-stop soap opera as revel world turns, if it seems like the closed casino case is in court every day that is because it is almost, every day this will make it five days straight and not including saturday and sunday because we had developments both days from the federal judge here. we will hear what the buyer interested in this place is going through today with new developments and the deal closing date was supposed to be today and there was the possibility that if the nightclubs who want their 25 year loses honored with any new owner and utility company wanting what it is owed kept dragging out in court after hearing after hearing, the buyer would walk away. well, last night glenn straub the buyer told the ap reporter wayne perry he is willing to wait until the end of february for this all to play out. he

fox 29's steve keeley live outside the federal courthouse in camden with the very latest on this hi steveer: this is just lateste mergecy hearing there what's mergecy hearings thursday friday, and then emergency ruling friday and saturday and sunday. emergency for fifth day in the row for a building not open. no longer spinning slot machines revel casino deals with the shuffling of the legal briefs and high hourly legal fees. another hearing in federal court here in camden for the biggest symbol of the economic woes at the other distressed south jersey city on the other end of the atlantic city expressway. two big threats have been stopped, the the latest only guy who wants revel now says he will not walk away from the deal today if not finalize by original deadline for the the closing that wa today. glenn straub's lawyers says to the associated press's wayne perry that they will let the appeals of the restaurants and nightclub get settled or wait until the end of february. the threat that the utility made to shut off power, heat and water last thursday was lifted as well. hearing on the

steve keeley is l ve in southwest philadelphia where wood land avenue is blocked at 66th street with a a crime scene. septa says route 11 trolleys are using elmwood avenue this morning instead of wood land. otherwise coming from the suburbs we're in good shape coming out of the downingtown, in problems on the pennsylvania turnpike, all of the bridges slower than normal. you will feel the the wind rocking the car coming across the bridges. so both hand on the wheel. so far so good at philly international, chris and lauren back over to you. >>> jennifer joyce just got a shout out for keeping an eye on the quick roads. >> let's give her another one hi jenny joyce, good morning. >> i like those shout outs, thank you. it is slick out there you want to be careful. we are live out here at lincoln drive in the vicinity of gypsy lane, you can see a police officer going by keeping an eye on things. the the roadway did reopened about an hour ago. it had been shut down for several hours because of a wet turn icy roadways. officials on the scene say that with the snow and rain that we have seen t

we got it steve keeley has finally lost it. no, that is a weatherman in boston he was so excited he had had to holler on air. you have to see that video. >> chances are your teens are probably in the getting enough sleep and you think the problem that is stinking cell phone they put under the covers. no, the health issues that is to blame instead. hi everybody. seriously, philadelphia public schools and the catholic schools, everybody stay home. they are not having class necessary any of those locations. >> so stay in the bed, get under the covers, stay warm. >> the philly catholic elementary schools, were supposed to have class today, but they said you know what, just too coal. keep everybody home. that will give us more time. >> presidents day came on a good day a lot of people don't to have get out of bed today if you don't want to. hopefully that is your option and we're glad you are watching us this morning. the that is not the temperature, that is the number of the the day. the it is a two out of ten. we've got bus stop b

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let's check back in with steve keeley in south jersey but we don't necessity which part. where are you now, steve. >> reporter: didn't make it out of mulika. we are still at 322 just ten minutes from rowan university. so we will go see the college kid outside playing as they do that. college kid will be up and out but snow flakes getting bigger and snow getting deeper as we go deeper in to south jersey here. we are at 322 ape barnsboro road. i love the names. one name i like, one name is scarring me. because, it is about driving. we have good intent road nearby us, but this i hope is not a coincidental road breakneck road around the corner. i don't know hoy that road got its name but break neck road in gloucester county. sue serio who work in buffalo, will agree with me. even though you are on the canadian border when you nortel vision, one of the fascinating things is when you venture out far from the the station, no matter where you are in this country people have have southern accents. then you meet them. they go are you from the south? no, i grew up here my whole life.

. >> lets get to steve keeley, he is live there right now, hi steve. >> reporter: we are atwood crest station the new station in the patco line and this is where our fine editor elliott finestein gets on the train in the middle of the night. you can see people gathering out the here right now very cold, very chilly and it is not as high up as it is at ferry station but it is high enough to take that wind abe and these people are dealing with what bob kelly has been talking about all day and that is a longer wait then usual, and on the coldest day in decade, that is awful of a wait but at least they are not walking to work once the train does come. good news for those people back there. it is so cold out i put this picture out on twitter last night for my friend with the breaking news network and here's a shot in north carolina where the the jeep cherokee park in the sparking spot is now gone and you can see it left the grill stuck to the parking spot and that gives you a sense how cold it is in north carolina mike, i don't know what your lady friend got you for valentines day but i ha

. >> steve keeley is in mt. laurel with a warning for some shoppers. steve? >> that's because more pick pockets have struck again, in the same three spots we told but before, they pick wallets, credit cards out of ladies pocketbooks, before just weeks ago. and we've got new pictures, and the same old warnings, how to avoid being the next one how they get to the check out without a credit cards and cart load of groceries and know way to pay for them, and new load of charges on your mastercard we'll have the story before brian williams does tonight where he remembers covering the first theft after the pocket was first invented in the 17th century. >> sixty-three ride being around, looking for precipitation, and we found some. >> sue has the weather bob has the traffic. that's the way it works on this show. it is called good day philadelphia, right, bob? >> we're red. >> i warning for shoppers in south jersey. keep an eye on your purses and wallets, where pick pockets are striking. >>> i feel as though i'm not getting all the information i need. >> student in ph

fox 29's steve keeley live outside the medford police department this morning. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: yes, no doubt viewers are saying did you say home invasion, medford? not something that they have here very often or at all. it is extremely rare for medford, a sleepy suburb, but this shows home invasions in vineland can happen anywhere. let's show you a video picture at least of this victim's house, 61 year old manna loan at home, sunday night prime time just after 8:00. these two guys come in. we have composite sketches drawn by a police artist, one of the men believed to be in his 50's, the other one in his 30's. police say they got into his house to an unlocked door. people here feel so safe they don't have to keep their doors locked. now they will probably reconsider that, especially man now out of the hospital but afraid to go back home. why? because these guys said after they tide him up, duck taped him to chair then beat him with something they believe is a pipe they said if you call the cops we'll come back here and kill you. so he is

we have to get to breaking news with steve keeley out on the roads. the the ice has caused a huge accident, steve. >> well, we thought that by 6:00 we would have news that everything is reopening and that is exactly what is happening. you can see signs first of all before you guys came on there was a red x showing it was all closed off. you can see opened to trucks and buses. the southbound lanes are reopening, you can still see emergency vehicles along the median, they are still to go salting in that, left most lane but as bob kelly says because nobody was driving on this and a lot of cars, and their tires usually keep road clear, that is why it was another sheet of ice. they have been going back and forth, with these at trucks over and over and we have state police testing them out with their vehicles back and forth. they probably think it is safe now to reopen and that is why you see signs change. lets get to rid yes and show you how bad it was at first shot at 9:11. we have two simultaneous accident. one on the outer truck buses and cars, three lan

we're still looking for steve keeley. you are keeping score at home guys, steve and i have been in the same county all morning but there has been no contact between the two of us. he said allegedly going to cape may all morning. couldn't get there. once heard i was coming to his county, it is like a valentines day. >> you and steve, maybe down in cape may. cape may is a very romantic little town. you go over to the southern mansion, have you ever been to the southern mansion. >> beautiful hotel. >> yes. >> we have some breaking sunshine news here, across the street, i see a shadow. >> yes. >> that is true. >> the sun will come out. >> today. >> this morning. >> it is out sunnies out at fourth and mark. how about that. >> always good to see. >> nicely done. >> sneak appearance though. >> we will take it. we will take a peak. >> it won't melt the the snow. >> earlier mike, we asked people because quincy is out roaming around right. >> right. >> if you need help with shoveling he will go help you out. >> he offered and said

. >> let's head out to steve keeley and we evidently will get back with steve in just a minute, evidently little bit of a technical issue with his live shot. we'll get back to steve in just a minute. steve, are you there now? >> reporter: come to us. >> steve, your a on. >> we're with scott small here, double homicide here in west oaklane. tell us what you found out? >> we were notified by einstein hospital just after 2:30, that two stabbing victims were dropped off at einstein hospital. one male, 29 years old shot, stabbed, stabbed multiple times in his torso was pronounced dead at 2:45, minute after he was dropped off at einstein. a second victim age 27 stabbed also multiple times in his torso is in critical condition, presently fighting for his life. we do believe he's going to survive. preliminary information that they were inside of a bar in the 6300 block of stanton avenue. there was an argument, a fight, that ended up outside we believe that's where the stabbing occurred. the description of our stab sera male wearing a black and gray jacket, with a full beard, last seen in a gray c

steve keeleys on the way to the scene and will have have a live report in just a few minutes. >>> our cold weather is creating problems among them broken pipes, black ice and possibility of hypotheria. >> jennifer joyce live in wilmington with more on how people are trying to cope this morning, jen. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. i'm standing in rodney square a very empty rodney square which is a good thing. is there a code purple in effect which is urging home less to get to the the shelter immediately. last night wilmington fire fighters were called out to rescue a man in his 60's seeking shelter under a bridge below i-95. he didn't wanting to with fire fighters so they left and came back 20 minutes later and found the man in serious trouble suffering from hypotheria. in this weather it takes 30 minutes or less for those symptoms to set in. >> he wasn't really sheltered from the wind. the win was blowing through there like a tunnel. he was cold, shaking, very quiet. the his hand were swollen, extremely white. he was disoriented. >> reporter: well, since code purple use

the lets get to steve keeley, who is on this, in moorestown? you hear me. >> they say it happens every where. here it comes to moorestown. one of the new jersey state police. medicine vac helicopter just came. a sergeant is coming over to brief me. i don't know if that will happen live. so get ready to come right back to me. unfortunately because of the news helicopter, it had to circle around that. but this is, just off church street right by moorestown police department coincidently. split is down there. they have had assistance from mount laurel. this officer i necessity from maple shade. they had help from surrounding towns. we don't have many details. unconfirmed stuffy will in the go with yet because a sergeant is coming down to talk to me right now. this is an industrial park. not near any of the residents around here. it is a big sack of industrial businesses back here a lot of businessness moorestown. in fact, by the the water tower here. the as we spin around left back to the helicopter you can see one of the two water towers here. th

it doesn't look like steve keeley. >> somebody made a mean, but it said bosses be like it is not that out. it is hilarious. >> was that his electric black it. >> he was trying to be warm. >> plus we learned, it was given to him by his girlfriend. >> steve keeley has a woman in his life but he wouldn't tell us anything about it. >> will it me get back to this alaska thing. they have been rang as the happiest state in the union. >> yes. >> a happy meter done by gallup poll people that looked at factors such as goals that you have in life, relationships, finances and liking where you live and good health too. so what about new jersey? out of the 50 states 34th. >> in and pennsylvania is 35. >> what about delaware coming in at 38. >> yeah, i saw in the survey yesterday ranking the healthiest states again. >> deep breath. >> pennsylvania is forty-seventh in healthiest people. >> it is because we have too many good restaurants. >> i agree with that good there is too much good food around here. >> and it is coal. we don't want to exercise. most of the healthiest states were warm weather stat

steve keeley is life in cherry hill where a rest stop is closed because of it. >> reporter: bob kelly just covered this. the let the me tell you about the eight people kill by the cold all in the past month. five in montgomery county, two in berks county, one in lehigh county this he were all senior citizens and all preventable if people had check on them. if you know a senior, related to a senior, have a grandparent, older mom, dad or neighbor or a neighbor or friend, check on them. make sure their heat is on, working that they are in the worried about a high heat bill. we have seniors dying in the summer because they are afraid to turn the air conditioning on. check on your seniors. do the the neighborly thing. you can save a life today. let me talk more about the schools. mr. gillard who we talk to earlier this week, do you remember about the indecision about the snow. last night he was doing interviews with reporters, and he says, they are going to open up early, they thought about the cold, they have engineers going to the schools early to turn the heat on to make sure that the h

north of quakertown a tractor trailer accident in cheltenham church roadblocked at easton road, steve keeley over here in mount laurel, new jersey they had that transformer blown, church street is block right here near laurel acres park your best lex there, union mill road will be your alternate even for the school buses. then speed restriction as cross the board on not only our new jersey major roadways but also all of the pennsylvania roadways like schuylkill, blue route route one, penndot knocked speed down by 10 miles an hour. we are down to 45 across the board on all of our major roadways and even the bridges coming into philadelphia have speed restrictions this morning. chris and lauren, back to you. >> happy anniversary, thank you. >>> live look at snow and rain lets go to brad satan in all that. >> he is live from bucks county, hey brad what are you seeing. >> reporter: hi, lauren we were in bucks county. we are heading up toward allentown right new to see what conditions are north of philadelphia. as we turned the camera here this is the northeast extension and you are talking about

fox 29's steve keeley live now at police headquarters, steve good morning. >> well, check that, four victims, talking just two and a half hours from quarter to midnight to quarter after 2:00, four people shot, three dead at three separate scenes, and you can bet the people in this building are hoping that the violence has stopped, but again we're still three hours from sunrise or so. let's go to the latest scene. this one quarter after 2:00 in the grays ferry section just a short 50-yard walk off grays ferry avenue, two, 23 year old guys on the street, shot by nine bullet as one of the guys had a gun on him that he never got to pull out. >> this yes hit with semiautomatic pistol. >> this guy had old-fashioned rovner his pocket. and the doctors and nurses at presbyterian hospital, while they were trying to save his life, as they're taking offer his clothes they finds this loaded gun in the emergency room. he was just pronounced dead at 4:02 a.m. right after we went on the air. now, let's wipe the video and go to the other murder scene. >> this one on the other side of town, just befor

let's go to fox's steve keeley now, at police headquarters with the latest, steve, good morning. >> yes, there is any good news that the violent night has ended for now since quarter after 2:00. let's go to the latest scene there is one in grays ferry just about ten seconds walk off the main grays ferry avenue over there in southwest philadelphia. this is where two guys were killed. both 23, both shot several times, nine bullets fired the interesting thing about this is that one of these guys dead was armed himself. he had a revolver, that was found in his pocket, in the emergency room, at presbyterian hospital, where they were trying to save his life which they could not do shot both in the head and the chest. he was pronounced dead 4:02 a.m. the other murder scene on the other side every town in north philadelphia. >> this scene on westmoreland, 34 year old woman driving this town car somebody fires 11 shots at her, one of the shots hits her in the arm but then the bullet going through her arm, then into her chest, a fatal wound, she then crashes into three cars, park on westmoreland.

a live look overnight, it happened on the southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike, i know steve keeley is standing by and will give us details but right now here's the deal as far as traffic is concerned. the southbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike only the inner drive is opened between exits 8a a and exit number eight. and then further south where dave just showed us we're receiving freezing rain now a along the lower portion of the turnpike, they have the speeds knocked down to 45 miles an hour between exits number one and six. this is a combination of what we have to deal with last night, plus is what coming and then we are getting hit with this morning. we have freezing rain and on top of that some areas received a light coating or a dusting north and west of the city. so underneath the that little bit of snow is actually ice. here's a live look at intersection of the 202 and route one in painters crossing. even if it is wet temperatures are below freezing. it will be a icy tricky commute here this morning. i-95 they have put down salt on all major roadways this morning but jus

steve keeley has some breaking news from new jersey. lets get straight the out to him, hi steve. >> reporter: well here is probably the first of dozens of victims of water pipes bursting. i tweeted red cross tips on how to prevent this at my house they are on the trickle. if you don't have that have new do that. look at this parking lot completely empty. it is hard to find a spot here right on the new jersey turnpike. we got on entrance ramp four on route 37 in mount laurel. sunoco gas station is still opened. look at that american flag blowing. the what is closed is service plaza. that means no rest rooms in food, in water in drink. it is called the walt whitman plaza look at the the paper signs they have put up on the door. when they have no water legally, health wise they cannot open for anything, not tone serve you a gator raid out of the refrigerator. so nothing for 30 miles until you get past exit number two which is a licensing ride and long time to hold you it if you have to hold it. plaza is closed. no water in the building is w

lets get over to cherry hill. >> lets get to steve keeley in cherry hill. ve. >> reporter: eighty years ago this was a apple form and cherry correctional facility around and now it is barclay farms in name only. back then they even had power. today we have no power in the massive strip mall here. these businesses are out of business. we have had snow here. only thing lit up here is the snow flakes on the parking lot street pole there because that is run by emergency generators but all of these businesses are out of business here, as we see one losing a big breakfast crew is manhattan bagel business but here is how strange it is this side of 07 no power a cross the street the for fans of the expensive star bucks coffee and subway restaurant, breakfast sandwiches, they are opened. mike, for your staff back at home for your five vac always in case any goes down the oreck store with power. bob kelly mentioned the backups on route 70. look at that traffic. all of the headlights coming toward our cam yard going towards philadelphia. it the is a slow go. a lot of t

. >> and then we have steve keeley. >> he is in south jersey. >> let check with steve. >> hi steve. >> we have been on the air since 3:00 and i'm in south jersey and i have a big question to ask and i wish i was back in philadelphia what changed that had philadelphia schools change from a two hour late opening to complete thely closed, because i have have been listening to sue serio, 50 times do the weather and her forecast has been right on all the time. the these people need to pick a lane because peoples lives are all out of whack now. i was saying on the air, that right across the river in south jersey, which is a two minute drive over any bridges the schools were closing, and i was wondering why the difference. you heard me at 6:00 between south jersey schools, the the forecast isn't much different on each side of the delaware river. would i love to know the answer all they did was put out a press release saying we will be opened two hours late. parochial schools follow. less than two hearst later at 6:32 we're closed. in reese on for change in their press release. on second thou

. >> steve keeley, has a set up on his thing to record. he has not watched it. there. i will say this though if you are watching tonight by the way empire is on tonight at 9:00 you need to stay and watch the 10:00 o'clock news tonight. i'm not just saying that because i work here. quincy harris has been working on this amazing story. he has interviewed meek mill and bunch of other hip-hop artists. as you can imagine they are very interested in this whole store you line. you see him right there. some of the dancers and stuff. obviously the whole show is surrounding itself around the music industry. so, the the one thing i wanted to show you but we won't have maybe we will have it tomorrow morning, is cookie, you know, the the character confront luke, who is this record executive, about the fact that critics sometimes say that hip-hop music, rap music can contributor galore file violence. in this show, in the episode of empire, you know they dispute that a bit. they are talking about how to handle it in the press. that is one of the things that quincy will talk ab

let's head out to steve keeley now at police headquarters with the latest information, steve, good morning. >> single digit snow and cold, here we are, 57 days, and 40 murders already, here in philadelphia. not even the end every february just yet. the latest three murders between 11:45, just before midnight, and a quarter after 2:00 a.m. two and a half hours, three dead, four shot in three different spots. most recent, most violent. two, 23 year old men, hit by nine bullets fired point blank. the two likely never saw it coming because one of them had his own gun on him, but never even got his hands on it. and not even found until surgeons at presbyterian hospital were taking off his jacket to get to his wounds trying to save his life before pronounced dead at 4:02 a.m. >> at the hospital, police found a revolver, handgun, in his pocket. >> we know at least nine shots were fired from semiautomatic weapon, we found nine spent shell casings, all in the very close proximity, to where both of these victims were laying on the highway. which is an indication that the shooter was in very close pr

steve keeley is in cape may county what do you think of that. >> lets check with steve first. >> hi, steve. >> well, we are seeing the opposite of what bob kelly saw. i was surprised by the number of plows beef seen out this early private plows like this guy but, and, and, lime green trucks went by on dell sigh drive. so a great job, here in south jersey, as we make our way to the beach. i will go over and town to this by. we now how treacherous and dangerous that can be this guy looks rather trust worthy. how are you. you are a viewer if you know my name. how are things with the you mr. business. >> the road are pretty icy. they are in the real good just yet. they will get better. >> are you happy. >> i had a broken plow this morning. now we're ready to go to work. >> i talk to the last driver he was out since seven. what time did you start working. >> i left at 4:00. >> you will work until nobody is paying you anymore. >> until it is clean. >> good job. >> nice meeting you. >> he is filling up on his 20-ounce coffee at wawa. you can see how many people are out there. >> people do n

your forecast is just ahead, steve keeley out in the cold, you poor thing. >> reporter: sue, 13 timeswo is 26, that is magic number bob kelly has been talking about since 4:00a m. we are at the patco stations he has been warning riders b you can see if you think it is cold here in the ground imagine being up on that cold windy platform waiting for a train in that 26 minute feels like it is forever. my hearties warm today. i get to talk to jen fredrick live on tv how heart warming. >> right back at you superstar. you know this is a real wedding and cute kid uncomfortably dressed up. this is josh's nephew. the wedding is about ready to start. a hey, q. >> hey, everyone's hearties warm. valentines day is tomorrow. fox it forward. i have a philadelphia 76ers nerlens noel go to a school to surprise a local kid. this will be good. >> that will be a cool surprise too. we have all sorts of surprises this morning when nerlens noel, within of our big sixers, go into school and we will take through for that. and surprise the kid. >> love is in the air. >> if you are standing outside on the patco