>> steve keeley, thanks so much. as you just said, of course, as daylight comes as they shine light on, that might find more people trapped or stuck underneath. dozen of people being treated at hospitals right nowment jennifer joyce at temple hospital where so many people were taken. jenny, what do you know right now? >> reporter: good morning chris lauren, we know 36 people according to spokesperson were brought here to temple university. we were around back, i just talk with a couple. they had driven up here from virginia some woman told me her daughter and son-in-law are being treated here at temple for broken pelvis, among other injuries. we do know number of people brought not only to temple but number of hospitals. people brought to tell until varying conditions, area health reporting 26 patient at frankford, 50 patients at torresdale hahnemann has as many as 25 patients, albert einstein got about ten. earlier our dave kinchen was over at jefferson hospital where he reported that 26 people were treated therefor

>> where are the priorities. >> steve keeley, thanks so much. so we want to of course as steve was just giving us a accounts from on board the train, we continue to see reports and hear stories every people describing it, this quote from another passenger to the associated press: i think the fact that i walk off the train kind of made it even more surreal because a lot of people didn't walk off. i walked off as if like i was in a my. people standing around, people with bloody faces people, chairs, tables mangled in the compartment, power cables all buckled down, as you stepped off the train. chris and i continue to look at images on twitter and it is just hard to imagine the work of the rescuers there. first responders, if they have to kind of dig through the mangled mess to try to search for people as search and recovery efforts are underway. >> un enviable task, their job as steve keeley said, right when they arrived on scene they new this was a mass casualty incident, as you can see from this wreckage, as many as five confirmed dead, the fear

we will try to ride at 7:00 straight up 7:00 o'clock we will jump on than that one as well. >> steve keeley was on the 5:53 train. >> yes, it was ten minutes late. >> you only give him a one way ticket. >> cameraman got a round trip. >> you don't want steve to come back. >> steve will end up in the state of maine. >> so we will keep track. it just went really well first train to go through that curve, and albeit very slow speed. >> they have lowered the speed limit, it is normally 50 at that curve but they lowered to it 45. >> and if you have ever ridden amtrak you are probably a little shocked how much graffiti there is on the buildings in north philadelphia. my goodness. >>> jenny, where are you now. >> we are at 30th street station mike ape alex and that is where we are mentioning steve keeley a's 5:53 did get a delayed start. our 7:00 o'clock train is running on time. talking about a investigation and changes have been made on the track ahead of the this morning's restore service and speed limit. alex at the curve where the train derailed has been reduced to, 50 to 45 and there is tempo

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fox 29's steve keeley is live at 30th streettation where people get ready to get back on the rails from philly to new york. steve. >> reporter: first line, in luggage that has to be checked by k-9 dogs here. a little bit of sign that life is back to normal here. riders coming back to get back on the first trains north on new york, have lot of safety assurances and features, to prevent a high speed crash from ever happening again. speed limit is now even lower down to 45 in. there is a a system to override every engineer. and for engineers many more signs and signals to alert them, as to what is coming up. over the weekend if you missed and philadelphia lawyer william myers thinks law firm here in philadelphia deals with only railroad law and used many amtrak witnesses as expert witnesses in previous investigations and spoke with many again about this crash who offered the first real practical possibility as to how this may have happened this idea of something striking the train that is one of the many things we are looking at right now. we have interviewed the the amtrak well, let's see

steve keeley is here to explain. good morning steve. >> reporter: we have not had a chance to talk to the protesters or police involved. everybody is still too busy abe maybe not still so heated any longer since this diffused itself right after midnight but here at headquarters we expect to get some kind of numbers in terms of how many people were arrested. karen, philadelphia police will often arrest people but not charged them a rested sometimes doesn't mean charge for sure but on the day six baltimore police officers were indicted in the death of that man in their custody and protest about police was held on temple university's campus here at broad and oxford right around 9:00 last night. all real peaceful and problem free until septa transit police saw somebody ride the system without paying $2.25 fare. as they do every day in every part of the city they tried to arrest the the accused fair jumper and that is when those at the protest about 30 people interfered with that arrest. septa police radioed philadelphia

to steve keeley. steve of course the fear is they go through the wreckage right now that re may see increase in the death toll. >> there you are. >> well chris at 1:00 the last time we heard from any official. that was mayor nutter with his second update. and the key from that 1:00 update was everybody on this train we're talking 243 people total still had not totally all been accounted for. and since 1:00, and since that last official update, here we are, four and a half hours or four hours later and they are working this case, and this scene, like it had just happened. so that tells you that they still think there is people in there that need to be rescued or recovered and that is the situation right now. so looking at possible growth in the numbers you gave. for the people just waking how many didn't even hear about this, five dead, six critical, at 1:00 a.m. and then the numbers fluctuated hospitals because a lot of the people who called out limped out walked out on their own ended upgoing to the h

. >> steve keeley is live at the scene with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: 4:00 a.mand you can see with the spotlights that the sound and sights of the work continues to get this back operating within four days as the the first funeral of the eight killed today, the first law out of all those hurt filed yesterday. the bruce phillips suing his employer an amtrak dispatcher from philadelphia, who was a passenger in the back of the train, ride to go work to new york city. he has brain trauma a concussion and spinal injuries. amtrak ceo ace they hope to have full service back abe have this track fixed by tuesday, all that as the search for answer as to why the train's engineer was speeding up instead of slowing down in the minute before the wreck, as he went into that long curve. >> we can see the train tilting, approximately 10 degrees to the right. we really want to know his account of what he recalls leading into that tragic event. then we can start asking specific questions. >> i think it is really valuable to get his firsthand recollection of what happened here. i m

fox 29's steve keeley is live with more what happened when police got there steve. >> reporter: it sound more serious then it probably was because police reported they came under attack and that is a tough sounding phrase, and in police officers were hurt. so we have put that right afterward. that tells you the the a attack wasn't as bad as it the sound when you hear police under attack. here at headquarters, to tab late the final arrest numbers for disorderly conduct and things like that but a lot of times the charges will be dropped as long as everybody cooperates and it is okay. but came under a attack can be anything from throwing rocks, bottles at police to just pushing and shoving. we don't have have details about the coming under attack, but this is on a day those six baltimore police officers were indicted yesterday in the death of the the man that they had in custody there and they protest about police held on temple university campus at broad and oxford. you can see in the shaky video our photographer sort of came under attack too by one or two of the people but everything ende

fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters, with more on this story. hi steve. >> reporter: well, we've had so many stories and too many times where we've seen stray bullets kill and hurt little kids who are playing out on the street. well, how but this storey? look at the video. two little boys, ten and 12 year old brother along with their 32 year old brother not even safe inside their nice, neatly kept home, and good thing this mom is a real good mom having her kids in bed like they should be at 11:30 not up watching late night tv in the living rumor they wouldn't be with us today. look at their front windows. we are talking on both sides of the front door, four bullet came through right at little boy height when you are age ten and 12, or if your honor sitting on the sofa or standing around. these bullets are now all lodge in the their living room wall. they got their whole living room wall shot up, plaster all over the floor how sad is that? the scene out front of the house, just as sad. we are talking kids now at 66 avenue, three guys, 28, 32, 38 i

steve keeley? >> reporter: off the shoulder if you can we'll pick up our camera real quick and walk for you. that's why i was telling them to wrap up sue because i just thought, i wanted to show this. three flatbeds, gregg go over there if you consideration go beyond that red truck there you will see three flatbeds full of very long pieces of railroad track already being brought to the scene. that tells you that's how fast i mentioned just 20 minute ago how fast they're picking things up. they are bringing new rail track in already. that tells you they got the old track out. and they're bringing new track in already. and so, that is the scene out here i toss it back to you guys and come back with the latest, i think the police as you see, officer telling gregg to get out of the street. so we'll get back. let bob do traffic and see you on the other side. >> obviously crazy scene in the port richmond area. bob kelly keeping an eye on what's going on as well? >> those rales that you are seeing there t

steve keeley live in center city at police headquarters with the details on there is hi steve. >> reporter have our people that watch us every day, a n now they are going to hear this for the second time in two days, one man shot, with double digit bullet. so homicide here, still looking at the case, tuesday morning, we told you about where guy was shot 18 times now, they've got a guy that was shot 12 times. twenty-nine year old close up point blank bullet shells found within 8 inches of where he collapsed on the street. and all know it is hard to survive 12-point blake points fired right into your body, it is impossible to survive those 12 shots after accused 79 year old drunk driver and a big old hat, heavy oldsmobile, happens to crews down girard avenue right after you collapse and drive his big heavy car right over you with all four wheels. >> just before midnight 16th districts officers on patrol in the area of 4200 girard avenue, heard multiple gunshots. when they drove to the intersection of 42nd and girard, they found a 29 year old victim, laying on the highway, in the 4200 block o

the lets get to steve keeley. you are getting peoples reaction. some people are saying they don't know him but we will get to nose him. >> reporter: somebody is getting an a plus in pronouncing his name without a second delay. >> thank you. >> talking about saint-- pennsauken. >> we are lose ago this lovely laid toy espn any day now. my highlight of the draft, every time roger goodell got up to the podium getting booed. i love that. he is still feeling heat from the fans. do you know that he makes double, the highest paid nfl player aaron rodgers, 22 million, roger goodell made 44 million-dollar last year, in one year. no wonder yes didn't want to leave the job. how many years do you have to make 44, one year i'm making 44 million you will never see me again i'm not getting booed in chicago. lets get back to the story at land. the we are here at our lovely wawa in pennsauken which loves to host our presence here. we have good fans we meet coming out of philadelphia filling up for cheaper new jersey gas and buying the daily news. here is the front

. >> steve keeley live in port richmond with more on this steve, good morning. >> reporter: as we lookt work still going on by construction spotlight what that reruled that front facing camera in the locomotive was exactly what the speed was that was calculated by the investigators the the day before. it shows that one minute and five seconds before the train went flying off the track here at the big curve it was going 70. it is almost as if engineer hit the wrong arrow button hitting the up instead of the down on the throttle. instead of loge down to at least 50 like he was supposed to the the train sped up 80 miles an hour, 43 seconds before. 90 miles an hour 31 seconds before and then over 100 just 16 seconds before. that is when he realized he was going too fast, slammed on the emergency brakes as train was going 106 and only slowed train down to 102 when it crashed. the mayor out here said quote i don't think any common sense rational person would think it was okay to travel at that speed knowing that there was a restriction on how fast you could go into that turn. >> mere seconds

fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters with more on there is steve good morning. >> i'm going to try my hand at comedy. maybe the debate should be about anthony hardy being tony williams' first name, just pick a name, as they say. pick a lane. but, he goes by toniment we called him anthony hardy williams. still using dad's nickname, as well. anyway real focus of this race, not city hall, but this building, suddenly to get the fuse crowd to notice there is a mayor's primary election just weeks away. >> so what's your plan to come back? >> clearly, clearly occurring in philadelphia. stop and frist something evident. 95% of those stop and frisk are people of color and most of them clearly 95% so clearly profiling established. the department of justice provided us an understanding how it is occurring i in turn provide a plan, 91-point offered by the president of the us that would change and remove stop and frisk also, go further hate speech from police officers those police officers would be fired from the department as we understand t finally the person who unfortunately stop and

steve keeley on this one for us, steve, good morning. >> reporter: our viewers will remember three years ago this month, before you two guys got to town, this happened before. another jerk in may 2012, through hot coffee on poor little girl serving up breakfast here in philadelphia. that guy, a year ago today got sentenced to one to two years in prison. necessary prison, i doubt he is throwing hot coffee on fellow inmate serving him up in the cafeteria line. >> this guy is going to face the samement look at the video. look in the background, you see the 2-inch plexiglass there? these restaurants are going to have to get what i saw in rochester new york like 25 years ago where you have no interaction with the people. not even the little cut out window, but you put the food on a spinning bulletproof glass window. and that way, you can protect yourself even from this kind of an incident. so this is all over. because the poor girl didn't have any more lemon wedges to put with his tea so apparently this guy lost it completely, through the hot tee in her face. she had to be admitted when serio

steve keeley live in center city's parking authority with the details. steve, so many other big cities already have this app. >> reporter: so why doesn't this big city of it? well, let you be the judge as they say. innovation is what is ahead of the philly parking authority says, and by the way, we have pointed this out before. even though it is called the philadelphia parking authority it is not run by the city anymore since the john street administration but run by state legislative appointees. so stagnation is what critics of the city hall are calling this hurdle right the now put up by mayor's office. specifically the chief of staff, get this, of the mayor's office of transportation and utilities that is a city department and title i doubt anybody outside of the city hall has ever heard of before now the guy's name andrew stover. the reason he says that this good idea which essentially would do, let you pay your parking while you are say at a restaurant eating lunch or dinner and say my meter is running out from my phone without having to run back out

steve keeley liver at police headquarters with more, good morning, steve. >> reporter: i wanted to hear you say triple shooting, does not mean just three shots fired, but three people shot. how about more than ten times three, in terms of shots fired, 32 shots fired in all and you can see the video that we have from north sixth street just past midnight. the question were these three guys shooting at each other or were more guys with more guns shooting at them? so they've got three guys shot, one dead, two wounded three guns found one coincidentally and in a recycling bin other two on the streetment the question is was there a fourth or fifth gun or fourth or fifth guy who got away. until the answer is figured out by matching the guns found with the 32 bullet shells scattered on the street, like leaves in the fall, the two wounded guys are over at temple now stable are not called gunshot victims by police but shooting suspects. >> based on balistic evidence on the scene we know there were a loft shots fired, 32 spent shell casings were on the highway at the intersection of sixth and cle

steve keeley has more on that coming up. watch for some local detours. in pittsgrove and big oak rode an overnight accident with some detours as you're rolling out of the gate. the action sell a express up and down the northeast corridor looking good. weir in good shape at the airport this morning, but later on the rain could have an impact. breaking news for you detectives investigating a 29 year old victim was shot 12 times. this is on the 3400 block of girard. while the victim laid wounded on the ground you won't believe this, a car then ran over him. police arrested that elderly driver for suspicious of drunk driving. they say the man who was shot and killed had drugs on him and a gun as well. breaking in montgomery county, a man rushed to the hospital after being shot multiple times in norristown. this happened just before 1. 30 in the 100 block of pearl street. the victim was flown to thomas jefferson hospital. his condition is not being released. no word on a suspect or a motive. pennsylvania governor tomorrow woman of will be in upper darby today

steve keeley is live at city hall with more on. >> this hi, steve chrissy hear from the photographers when they drive you to the stories you like certain radio station. which one was that. >> i switch between 93.3, right, but in the mornings it is talk, with preston and steve, god bless them, but i want to rock out. so i usually put on 102.9. >> did you listen to that on the way into work? >> , no the drive in typically i listen to news talk 1060, or big daddy graham. >> i wanted to make sure you weren't confused if you listen to 102.9 because the overnight dj, jim kinny jim kinny is the overnight dj. >> now i see where you are going with this, all right. >> long way to get to that by the way, but jim kinny he sounds like jim kinny when he says his name. so jim you missed him playing dance the night away, but jim kinny on the air at classic rock jim kenny on the air and on of mo -- move at city hall after ridiculous win. 57% to 24% over his closest competitor, and so i hesitate to even use the word close. because it was far from close. that's more than two to one margin every victory.

steve keeley now at police headquarters with more on this steve, good morning. >> reporter: several things in common. one thing that stand out are it is a red or maybe that blaze orange hunter orange gloves that looked red in the darkness since he attacked in the middle of the night. these attacks very similar in the south philadelphia area lets go to the video and show you this is rosewood street. the it the is right off of mifflin this isn't even 24 hours old. it happened just before sunrise, yesterday. a real gutsy move to break in the house in the middle of the block of row homes but it is a holiday. so people normally up and around at that time getting ready and going to work and school, sleeping in on memorial day and police here warned us over the weekend criminals don't take holidays off, and this attack comes two months after an attack in march just about three and a half blocks from here and this 35 year-old woman is asleep, next thing she's woken up by a guy in the ski mask that fits similar description to the what the previous attacker did in the march attack break nothing to a

lot of area hospitals, sabina kuriakose live at 30th street station but first we check in with steve keeley. he's live near the scene and now the sun is up, steve i know you tweeted out a picturement saying some of the power lines you can see are down in that area? >> reporter: that's why you see me on cell phone because that's the only way i can hear you guys. we moved couple of blocks down sedgley right along the tracks. you see one of those six rail cars tipped on it side. this is probably the one rail car that still is in decent condition. if you look above the rail cars you see the utility polls, that holdup those amtrak power lines tilted in each direction toward each other. so those lines were torn down as we heard 19 year old passenger, telling people at fox news channel when i was just on the air with them, who survived this crash a college student trying to get home for the weekend and says there were lines down, no one had any idea that there were any lines down, and with 12,000 volts, going through those lines, that power these amtrak trains, you could survived this devastating

that means packing the kid, dog, everything else, beach toys tolls heading down to the shore but steve keeley is down the shore in wildwood for a much different reason, steve. >> reporter: look at the sunrise coming up over the boardwalk here. we're standing on the tram car track which is concrete part of the boardwalk and people starting to wake up here as the sun gets up. beautiful, quiet serene morning as guys clean up full trash cans. that is a sign of the very successful memorial day. look who we met here on a cruiser bike. that bike is a classic there. joeys a classic american. we were at sleet nationality man veterans memorial when we started an hour ago and we found a vietnam era veteran 67/7o he proudly wears his navy hat and navy blue shirt. joe, happy memorial day to you as well. >> thank you what do you think about as you cruise the boardwalk. >> the guys that gave their lives. >> reporter: just today or is that something in your mine constantly. you are walking around after being in the navy during the vietnam war. >> it is something to see from vietnam. >> reporter: how do you t

forest fire service says blaze broke out 1:30 yesterday afternoon and spread pretty quickly there steve keeley live in that machining town ship with more on the wild fire hi steve. >> reporter: this fog that the whole show is talking about wasn't as bad as we left philadelphia, it is super thick out here in the pine land. thick fog adding to the frustration of trying to stop the thick forest and brush from further burning and spreading and lets go to our pictures from last night, the the last pictures we were able to shoot from the air. here we've whiffle length to one square mile had burned as of dinner time. that was last official update and assessment. route 206 got back opened in prime time around 8:00 after being shut down for about 10 miles between the the white horse pike and hammington. that is western most atlantic county and then up here into burlington county in the shamong tabernacle area. no flying this morning out here because of the fog. that means no aerial assessment thes. no aerial video no aerial water drops either. >> a lot of this area has not burned since the 1920's and 3

dover is a at 65. 64 degrees in wildwood now for folks, saying hi to steve keeley. sixty-two in atlantic city. wind not an issue. they are coming from the south. that is where we will get the heat and humidity from, 3-mile an hour breeze in lancaster there and just 6 miles an hour in the city. so here's your shore cast for today, for sitting on the beach, it will be cooler, then it will be inland. temps in the upper 70's today. southeasterly wind at 10 miles an hour. is there your surf temperature. 60 degrees. a low rip current risk if you can go out in the water, it is chilly, very high uv index of 209 day. we did take a dip last thursday with that temperature but right backup in the 70's, and then now the 80's, yesterday's high was 82 degrees after the seven is one on saturday. today 87. and tomorrow we are up 2088. upper eight owe's and 90's through wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. we will start to add the chance of a pop up thunderstorm each and every afternoon. after about thursday. then by sunday relief with a high temperature of 80 degrees. that is y

steve keeley is on this one good morning steve. >> reporter: detectives have been talking to us since this all happened monday. we're right on the money including saying that the guy who raped that woman probably lived real close in the neighborhood and that is exactly what they believe and they have evidence of. lets go to the video. they announced yesterday morning just before lunchtime that they had better pictures. as soon as we put those pictures on the air that this tips came flying in and these guys had enough to get a search warrant and they had a name to put with this face, in addition to an address. the address is going to sound real familiar to everybody watching us do this story every take this week, chadwick street and point breeze. chadwick is where the the first attack happened in march, 1700 block of chadwick, 1300 block is where this guy lives and chadwick and moore is where he stupidly park second victim's car machine morning once he saw it and where it was found this guy is pretty lazy wanting to walk home real quick after attacking and brutal ice willing this would

. >> steve keeley is live at the the scene with more details steve. >> reporter: with heavy heart and hard a hats that these amtrak crew men are trying to get this track back in operation and only time they have stopped working is when we awe them stop around 8:00 o'clock yesterday when the cadaver dogs were called n we didn't report this. we were trying to be decent. do you see had school bus in the back of the lot there. they parked that across to block our view now not that we have any view and that was an indication to me. i was about to let you know to get helicopter out of here. they got rid of them. they found a eighth victim. you can see these guys in the baskets. you can see a team up high working on the wires and they have grids bringing truck after truck here. you can see fuel trucks, water trucks to spray down dirt to keep dirt from flying up. they are working hard. they had spot lights here overnight. you can see them straight ahead a would have the water truck there. it looks like daylight around the clock here. so some services will be back on monday according to amtrak

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live in shamong township with more on the wharton state forest wild fire, hi steve. >> reporter: let's make it a hat trick talking about the the fog. i can at least show it to you. weather has not been cooperating much with this forest fire. number one we had very low humidity up until now and that is why this stuff is so dry n rain in over two weeks. now humidity pick up because it is like water droplets in the air and that fog is terrible. that will ham per fire fighting. they will not have have anything to see what they have contained and what they don't. the fire fighting was done by the air. i'm told die fox will fly because when i used to fly in die fox we never went up in fog like this. i would be surprised if they are able to give us pictures but that is the plan in the next half an hour and that would be good news for the fire fighting because if a helicopter can fly, that means the the helicopter that is carrying that big bucket of the water we saw in the video. the let's go to the video and show you latest video from last night. we are not far fro

our steve keeley is on the scene gathering new information. we'll take a look at the response by local hospitals as well, jennifer joyce will have the latest update that way. >> so, we have high pressure in control today. but this is the system we're watching for the weekends. it is a warmfront. expected to bring some storms to the midwest today and tomorrow. and eventually, as this high pressure moves off shore, will give us some rain. not a wash-out for the weekend, but won't be the most perfect weekend we've ever seen. we time it out as least as far as we can tell, with being friday night probably see our first showers not until well after 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon, and then, it is sort of spotty after that, saturday we see some cloudy times, little bit of hazy sunshine then here comes another round of rain, in the afternoon, and you can see this one is probably about 4:00 5:00. hard to time it out. but let's just say unsettled for the weekend. we move into saturday night, see a little bit of rain. and that should be the case again for su

fox 29's steve keeley is live in mt. airy. steve, did you write this toss right now. >> reporter: i cannot hear what you just asked me, did you have a question. >> what are you wearing, first of all, i like that coat. >> reporter: we're not inside like you guys, where the perfect temperatures, i'm out in the elements. it is a rain coat because it is raining. >> with the black backdrop behind you it ill loom thought nates the the night. >> it looks like a scene from friday the 13th 37 out here and thank god you came to me at, 4:30 in morning because how else can we show you massive lines of americans eagerly awaiting the next two hours and 25 minutes to do their american thing and cast their ballots. look at these people all showing up waiting for doors to open and the ballot go to begin at 7:00 o'clock. so a lot of people can't believe it is finally here primary election day. we were able to show you crowds. hardly room on the sidewalk here in mt. airy as well and classic good day sarcasm. philadelphians know primary elections

fox 29's steve keeley is at the 30th street station this morning. steve good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, not busy at all just yet mostly media members inside. no passengers. we will soon see in the coming couple of hours if all a those who took daily amtrak trains north to new york, come right back here, again this morning after having the figure out all those different ways to get there since wednesday. or will anyone stay away out of just sheer nerves and anxiety over what occurred over not wanting to go past that sad scene around that same curve just yet. despite assurances from both the federal railroad administration and amtrak that brand new ordered safety features have been installed along with all that new replacement track so a train will never be able to go too fast around those save curves ever again, as the the country's most ridden railroad run here among the biggest east coast cities resumes for the first time, since the crash. >> this idea of something viking the train, that is one of the many things we are looking at right now.

steve keeley is looking into that for us, steve good morning. >> reporter: difference is right now you hear sue and bob talk about this hot weather this makes especially single woman especially extra vulnerable because what do you do in hot weather? you open up your window. people in philadelphia like the classic screen down and that makes it easy to have people break in. since detectives do not even know how this guy got the in the woman's row home yesterday morning they want to warn everybody, in these hot summertime temperatures near 90, to be extra smart and safe a screen on those first floor windows, easy to cut lift and get in. and create that noise cover that will drawn out any noise that will wake you and your neighbors someone lifting and break go through a wind he. shut and lock all first floor windows despite the the heat if you live in the point breeze area, where these two women now at least police know of for right now have been attacked by a guy that may be the same guy who got in while they were a sleeping 3:00 a.m. in march 5:00a m yesterday. now this happened yesterda

steve keeley is on this now, looking into this. so evidently this app could save people from getting ticketed but then that is exactly what the the marries saying he doesn't want to have happen. >> reporter: that is right. why? tickets bring in money for the city plane and simple as that and they are not hide ago this fact because they say a lot of their ticket money goes to the school advertise trick. that is their excuse. they have a green light from the council committee and council will approve this. it is just a question from the mayor's office. now that the story is getting out in the radio and inquirer and our air this morning, i'm sure the mayor's office will hear from a lot of citizens who have a lot of parking ticket in their history. so we are on filbert street which is where people get to dispute their tickets at the parking authority hearing office here and wouldn't it be great, so many people think if philly could join all of the other cities around the country now and embrace a smart phone app that would text you to

are searching for the gunman responsible for shooting up a residential neighborhoodment fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters with more on there is high, steve. >> reporter: suiting up residence, good things those aren't fans of jimmy fallon, jimmy kim em, weren't in their tv looking at tv. look at the front windows of the living room. three windows, three different living room first floor windows took bullet holes four bullet holes, went through the living room windows. we were out here yesterday just talking about how everybody's sitting by these unlocked screened down windows, because of the heat. and good thing nobody was in this house. they were all in bed, two kids too so good parenting there, having the kids in bed early on a school night like they should be, not up watching lilt night tv or those kids would be in a hospital or worse. scott smalls says something around 11:30 around the time those two comedians are doing their monologues, start shooting. twelve shots fired at three guys, hits all three all three alive worse one critical. but he says this could h

no word on whether those two incidents are related but police think they may be steve keeley at the scene. >> also breaking police searching for the gunman available for shooting up north philadelphia block. at least dozen shows were fired on the 1500 block every kens dale street. three victims taken to the hospital over night. two are stable. the thirds in critical condition. four of the bullet flown into downstairs home, luckily no one inside the house was hurt. shooters he is named light colored car. >> bunch of kids in that house, too. >> police are questioning two patients at local hospital who walked in with gunshot wounds. both victims are in their 20's, one hit in the shoulder and the other in the ankle. when they got to the scene on north ellis street, nearly 20 shell casings were found. right now detectives say, two victims are being treated but they are not cooperating with police. >> new this morning speed may have played a role in the deadly accident overnight. >> crash happened 1400 block every elm road around 3:00 this morning. driver lost struck a pole, ejected from the ca

. >> that is right fox 29's steve keeley live with the eagles draft pick and fan reaction. coach kelly says he has been watching this kid since he wases in tampa then u.s.c. and now he is in philadelphia a. >> reporter: i have a personal question for two of you. this is what viewers want to know, anyway, they will be happy i asked this. did either of you stay up and watch what jenny joyce just covered or what i'm covering today. >> i watched for both for 20 or 30 minutes bring went to bed. >> little will bit of the draft starting too late and it was forgone conclusion. >> reporter: here's what stood out to me. maybe because people want positive in their lives. did you see crowd at the link. they open up the field. they opened up the field for the fans so they are in the stand watching the the the monitors. they are playing football on the field. the the crowd was bigger in south philadelphia then it was for the march. i don't know what that says? maybe topic of discussion for later. i don't know if the eagles put out a number of how many fans they had in attendance but more

. >>> lets get to steve keeley live at the scene of the brush fire in new jersey steve. >> reporter: we have got daylight and that gives you a sense. you cane combination fog a smoke combination here on route 206 so even with daylight it the is still hard to see but route 206 as you can tell by traffic going by us back opened fully for now. search isn't way. what police say they got away with. >>> and a murder mystery, a man found shot to death inside his apartment now police are looking for the gun man. >>> and a brush fire still burning right now in new jersey. why fire fighters say people need to pay very close attention to these flames. >>> they had evacuations last evening as a matter of fact because of that fire. exactly 6:30. good day friday may eighth yes, we are, spring flinging. >> spring fling friday. >> in allentown pa. >> i don't think mike was here when we say flinging the the fun. >> yes, that is what she said. >> thirty minutes from right now go over to seventh and hamilton in allentown and get a bagel from jimmy's, or johnny or bobby. johnny's right. >> yes johnny's

. >> steve keeley is live in pennsauken with how things are this morning. you have an eye on south philadelphia last night as link was just filled with people exited to watch, who will join the eagles. >> reporter: by the way, chris you brought up a good point why are we in pennsauken. >> i was told to effort. effort mo. which means, effort main on the street or man at wawa reaction the morning after too busy with the marchers last night to talk to fans so we did serious stuff last night. howard eskin handled sports at novacare. we are efforting reaction and it is still early. even they this place is 24 hours it is early but we did get something at wawa. greg, since this wawa is so nice they let him in with the camera and got daily news that was delivered. the headline on the front page no such duck. one fan said better head line were going to say we're ducked but daily news went no such duck meek we did not get marcus mariota or as nfl commissioner miss pronounced his name despite practicing it for mariota. so he did in the get it: the link was packed. nfl

fox 29's steve keeley at the scene in west philadelphia with more on what police are saying about this steve. >> reporter: this happened outside philadelphia public school called middle years alternative a big block building you see there even in the dark. the grade five through eight and ten to 14 years old likely the age range of the boys who threw rocks at this passing yellow school bus. right after school yesterday at 3:30. the bus coming from another school with nine special needs students, two bus aid and school bus driver who quickly stopped here as the bus was hit by a big chunk of concrete that came crashing through the bus window very close to the kid in fact and shattered glass and piece of the rock, broke off, all of it hitting face of courtney clancy. >> unyou had able. >> they told me that a boy threw a brick through window and hurt my daughter. it went all in her eye. >> i was sitting in my seat. they threw a brick in the window and glass went in the my eye. >> reporter: we think we have footage from one of our city cameras here. we are hopeful we will get that video out

steve keeley has been on the story from the beginning. you are joining us life from police headquarters. >> reporter: it is memorial day weekend. we honor people to gave their lives for this country. one of those freedoms that we have and we are reminded we have every day is freedom of speech. that is what these people as we showed you the video were exercising last night at the temple campus. it was the day that six baltimore police officers charge with the death of that young man down in baltimore were indicted, formally yesterday. anti police protest and black lives matters protest at temple university. but freedom of speech does not mean free, mass transit fairs so septa police say someone maybe a protester we don't know for sure didn't pay $2.25 fare leaving that protest jumped the turn style here at broad and oxford at temple university around 9:30 last night. so then septa police radioed quickly for backup when they reported at least 30 protesters with that big black lives matter signs interfered as they say with the arrest of the

critically injured there being treated sabina kuriakose, 30th street state reception center, also steve keeley live as close as he can get to the scene what's the latest? trying to lift up one of the cars. >> look at the right. you'll see probably the biggest piece of equipment just arriving here on scene. i don't know thousand cleared. that 13-foot two-inch railroad amtrak under pass, or overpass but it did. and you can see, the steel cables on the front of that, this is what they'll need to lift the rail cars, and talking to fireman they're almost afraid whatever they'll find when this crane hooks up, and lift that rail car on it side because they feel, they could find more dead people under there. and i got to tell you this. people watch this show every day. monday morning we were out with ladder ten that is the same fire department firehouse that's in the news so much. just two years ago where they lost two of their men, lieutenant rob near i fireman sweeney. without them monday morning at the fatal fire, from the firehouse, 48 hours later ladder ten first to arrive here last night first t

steve keeley live on the scene. steve? >> reporter: we know he will be okay in the word of my friend who is a fire fighter who got word to me about that. secondly, the bigger part of the story is path the co high speed line trains are running in both directionness this overpass and you can see compared to this side of the building, youe how close buildings are to these patco high speed line trains. the building next to us on fire, you can see why i raised the question these are going 50 miles an hour. good thing windows are opened. we will have greg walk under the patco overpass as if you hear a rumble overhead that will be the train going by this was a closed, apparently restaurant-type bar kind of thing. one story building right next to the patco tracks. you can see that to the left of this big over grown weed here. you can see a three story building, graffiti up to the third story but it burned for a while, and then over this fire truck you can see an a occupied house, not connect, but it looks like from here and just a

>> and let's get to steve keeley. steve? >> dramatic video. we actually have video and because some great citizens in this town are sick of crime, they get their own surveillance cameras and ruth anal vin maryland, who live across the street from this flipped over car already caught a bank robber before with surveillance cameras there is morning at 3:30, they heard loud crash they catch this accident on their little side street called unruh where they say people routinely fly down, and here there is a children at play sign. look what happened overnight. we'll hear from them, and see their video when we come back. >> see the white house in the back? they have surveillance video they shared it with us. >> he was wearing handicuffs, but it doesn't stop prisoner from escaping, just block away from the police station how police think he probably got away. >> hold on to your hamburger. mcdonald's unveils new ham burglar. but he's nothing like you remember. we will show you his new look, that have some calling him a hung, and other just kind of creep

. >> steve keeley, i have met your children. you are so cute. are hanging out with one funny mother. >> who is this. >> is this dad a. >> dad a dad. >> steve has children on the the show today. >> fox 29 in diapers. >> yes. >> we have made it. >> yes, we have. >> not all of them are cleaned. >> yikes. >> okay, of course, it is cinco de mayo but it also is national hoagie day. >> yes. >> so thanks for people over there at -- help me get that top off. >> yes, keep the freshness in. >> that is true. >> now the party can begin. >> primeau hoagies, thanks for hoagies. why don't we get on twitter, facebook, instagram, is what your go to place for hoagies. a lot of places to get a hoagie. >> true. >> we have put out a call trying to get a mariac hi band. >> i have had no response. >> not one for cinco de mayo. >> we can start a band. >> apparently so. >> it is it. >> here's you serio. >> lets get to the number of the day on this cinco de mayo. it is not cinco, it is lovely this morning. the it is seven out of ten because we have a chance of thunderstor

arrest after a pretty large protest is form following an incident in north philadelphia we have our steve keeleyscene with the details on what led to that protest. >>> on your mark get set go, rush to the shore is beginning now, what you need to know before you start your trip, to the beach. >>> and, will it feel like sum inner we have our dave warren in this morning because our sue serio is going down the shore to spend fun with good day down there. this is big news paying to park at a meter in philadelphia could get much easier very soon. latest move that could let you pay using your phone. >>> good day everybody on this friday, tgif as we enter the holiday weekend.

is there steve keeley. die fox still up, steve. >> reporter: amtrak ceo says we were doing that work. we were trying to do it as fast as possible. the obviously we didn't get it all done but we have tonight a lot of spots as we told everybody yesterday. new york times first to point out those on line postings have of this yesterday and then again first today. talk to maybe his closest friend in the world who told us through new york times that safety was his priority. every time i teased him about being lady said better late than on time sometimes but they say he started his college as an accountant and dreamed of always be a train engineer. he was a train geek. when he became an engineer five years ago the times reports he brought that accountant's focus on detailed rules and avoiding risk. how about that. a iron to this route we have learn for four years, so this curve was nothing new to him. it wasn't a surprise, he had gone around this curve, probably thousands of times. there is not a person in the worl

>> working hard, steve keeley.toward death, investigators probing what led up to those final moments before the disaster? what those black boxes may reveal, jenny? >> the numbers, now we have personal stories, the people injured and killed in the train derailment. some, tomorrow, are still missing. >> horrible story berks beautiful forecast for today. weather has improved so much since tuesday. when we were hot, humid. ten out of ten. low humidity today. >> been in the 40's in a loft suburbs this morning, breezy and quite cool to get you started, and 55 degrees right now with 10-mile per hour breeze out of the north phillies day game today. have that forecast for you coming up for the first pitch, spec hi, later on, with all that sunshine, of 73 degrees. >> sound good, sue. coming up on 8:00 here is a gahm plan for today. amtrak, service suspended on the northeast corridor between new york and philadelphia. same deal at yesterday, suspended here are the options for septa's regional railings. septa added extra servi

. >>> and steve keeley is live with the latest on a street fight in darby, steve? >> reporter: alex, i have a question for mike jerrick. mike did you and your sisters growing up in kansas have a pool lemonade stand money, paper route cash and weekly allowance money to bail mom out of jail on mothers day. >> oh, like five times. >> people here in dash soy kid had to do that too. ♪ ♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. from when we pulled up, the fire spread quickly across the roof line and it carried down to the middle units. >> yeah, we saw images of these fierce flames can you talk about the nature of the fire. it was really intense. >> it was very intense. we went to an exterior attack, which is massive extreme operations from the ladders to try to knock the fire down. the amount of intense fire prevented us from sending fire fighters inside due to safety reasons. we were able to contain it to those eight units w

. >> steve keeley live at city hall with election result. steve, good morning. >> we will see jim kenny outside city hall probably first thing this morning, it is all lit up, and it looks real nice and the weather couldn't be any more perfect for jim ken toy come out here this morning and greet voters and thank voters and thank his staff. he is still knows this area real well-being a councilman here for over 20 years. now, it wasn't even close. on us politics. com. a landslide election win is defined when a winning candidate beat his opponents by at least 15%. the site as a win by 10%. the new york times political blogger nate silver defines it by at least 20%. well what's a win by over 30%. that is a major league landslide. >> the challenges facing our great city are under funded great schools poverty strained relationship between the community and our police. we are also taking tremendous opportunities, all eyes will be on philadelphia with next year's democratic national convention. if i'm elect in the november i will need this coalition t

. >> steve keeley you are in wildwood north of cape may and you better time your drive back or you will get jammod too. >> yes. this is day they want to us come in early to get down here and on in time. then they want to us stay, past 9:00 and stay on late and give us a a shot of the wave closest show at ten and leave and get back by 10:00 o'clock news at night and then do it again. if they told me that you'll have a job where you will stand on the wildwood boardwalk and talk to people. i'm there thank you. i'm very happy. and i have terrific people like this. look she's got a garden state parkway t-shirt on, it says, ask me what exit and i'll kill you. get that for your wife. >> all right look. >> chris, i know you are starting late on the tattoos all right. this is tim and he is, he is fully admitting he is 65. i looks like a teen. when he was 50 he got his first tattoo. his mom wanted to kill him. that looks like a catholic school, stained class window. the legs, front and back. you know how you work on your tan. there is no possible tan for tim. so tim show us back of the legs now,