steve keeley is now at police headquarters with more on this steve. >> reporter: again detectives here just shrugging their shoulders because it seems like more people are worried about protecting shooters then protecting little kid. so again two guys out there now and three days firing a shotgun into a group of people including little kid still not caught because even though people likely know who the shooters are no one is giving detectives the names. when kids in some philadelphia neighborhoods go swimming, some parents may be start wondering if they need kevharvests over life preserve are and water wings. look at our aftermath scene shots. i pulled this shot out from raw footage that we didn't use last night since little kid were playing in the inflatable

steve keeley live in the northeast with more on this. steve, what a mess. what is the latest now by way of getting the power back on what are the the estimates. >> reporter: look, this is a tracy thought i would never hear in my lifetime but i heard it dozens of times already three days after the storm that this storm was quote worse than sandy, and we're hearing it not just from people but how about this atlantic electric which still has the six figures going the most of any utility with people without power over a hundred thousand still, they are saying that they had more transmission lines go down in this storm then hurricane sandy, ac electric, the power company closest to the beach. that is a devastating statement. what i did was i said i will come up to philadelphia to show it is not just outlining suburbs that we are hearing bob talks about paulsboro east greenwich, those people are suffering, inner city people are suffering. we're on bridge street. this is a mile and a half off of i-95. bridge street has an exit off i-95, one of the most well known

fox 29 steve keeley live in new jersey with more. i can't imagine steve. >> reporter: he well, hard to believe that here we are in the seventh day without power, from tuesday all the way to monday we are batting around as they a in baseball. if you heard bob kelly, ad nauseam all last week talking about exits off 295 being shut down. they are still hut down as we start a second week and here's why. the exit signs themselves are down. that is the exit sign 295 southbound, for exit 17 in gibbstown. look the at power lines still down. to the left of the power lines and exit signs look the at traffic light at the end of the exits, still out power is still out. look at that dark dunkin' donuts sign to the right. so dunkin' donuts not only are these businesses have damage, is there other businesses behind us is a deli. they had to throw all their food out. they lose all that business. they have damage to the building. now, they have lost a weeks worth of business, and counting, so the damages mates are getting worse then initially counted b

cause of the three story building fire there that broke out in chester county last night fox 29's steve keeley is live in west chester and steve, situation called for a massive response out there um. >> reporter: i wish i could tell you more but every fire fighter and investigators gone from the scene only guys here are guys that have have a big job to board up so many windows on this big building. here's a live look. they have it lit up. it looks like a just renovated building. you can see on the corner in the second floor you can see the lease sign. they were trying to went this out. man maybe that is why even though it was a big fire there were in big numbers, in fact, zero injuries. we don't know if anybody lived above commercial buildings or not. three and a half stories it looks like. you can see a guy with the flashlight in the third story and a bank, first bank building on the corner. we are right across the street from state senator an dro deneman's office building. we are here in the central business district. new lets go to a couple videos and you will see from the air and from the

steve keeley have the latest on the search for the slasher. good day everybody it is thursday june 18th 2015. it is wet ugly soggy outside, if you're just waking up. >> yes. kind of like the phillies. wet, ugly and soggy. in fact, bus stop buddy can't even bear to wear a phillies cap any more. >> , no we decided to give it a break today. it wasn't waterproof. whatever do you wear, should be waterproofed today. specially, this morning where there are plenty of showers around most of the temperatures are in the 60s. bus stop buddy last day of school for philadelphia public school student today. so we'll have to figure out what camps he's going to go to this summer. meanwhile, weaver to get through the rain and there will be more on the wayment look out toward the western part of the state. it won't be maybe as heavy as it is right now but we still have showers in the forecast for the rest of the morning. and there you see with dark green, some pretty steady showers, in philadelphia, now around cherry hill, where i was actually last night. we'll

fox 29's steve keeley live from the northeast with more on this, steve. >> reporter: keep in mind when you say those numbers that is not people, that is homes businesses so the average family being four people we're talking about a half million people living without power. that gives you a better idea how bad it is. if you have lived without power you know what these people are going through. now we have rain. rain last night. rain this weekend. that is making an already bad situation way worse because these people can only get relief outside. when you cannot go outside and rain coming inside imagine how bad it is. here we are in philly to show you it is in the just suburbs but bridge street here, one of the many streets here in northeast philadelphia a still suffering, still without power, still having detours this long after the storm three days and counting. so the anger frustration and what do we pay our taxes for questions are mounting. here we go going in the weekend and people have no clue when life may get back to normallal. >> if this is north jersey, it would have been done.

fox 29's steve keeley joins us live at the scene with the details, hi steve. >> reporter: two men at hahnemann hospital and cars just a couple bullet holes in them over there one guy driven to the hospital, other guy drove himself. doesn't sound too serious. we are told one has a grazed wound. we are looking at last few police officers here on the scene. chris will pass left and show you where these cars are at least these victims ended up. there is a basketball hoop couple of chairs, people like to sit outside here overnight. we are a block behind girard avenue. you can see we're right here near a philadelphia public school but this had happens in the start of the summer and at night, so no kid around either, we have had a lot of shooting this is weekend. it was a very violent weekend where kid were shot and victims in the block party you will talk about shortly. just a exclamation point to an already violent weekend here as police try to sort this out. detectives were knocking door to door hoping to find some witnesses but this did find bullet casings on the street. so when guys at

lets go to steve keeley live at the scene with more, steve, good morning. >> reporter: add to go dave's weather/traffic reports, rain and a closed rising sun avenue at tyson up here in the northeast. still six hours later. as we go left you can he see the pizza shop and this was the first time that this place ever had anybody try to hold it up. if any criminals are watching it will be likely the last time. two armed robbers pick the wrong time and wrong place to hold up, rising sun pizza is a favorite of philly police officers many live up here in the north east and many eat here. it had has good food but great hours for cops staying opened late even past midnight late enough for hungry hard working police office tore eat and get a break after work ago this second shift. one detective from northwest division in the city came for take out at 11:30. he parks his personal vehicle out front was in plainclothes. these two armed robbers up like officer wilson case at that game stop had no idea the one customer inside was a cop. he placed his order for stromboli and while he was the only custo

. >> one man is in stable condition, fox 29's steve keeley joins us live from hahnemann with the very latest hi, steve. >> reporter: they weren't sent, they took themselves to the hospital and one guy amazing he even got here because his car shot up and detective just arrived here. the problem is we will have the same luck here as they had back at the scene this driver as you can see one bullet hole through the windshield and then on the driver's side one bullet hole in the front panel before the front passengers, before the driver's door and then look at the driver's door handle, one right underneath the door handle rain then obviously one right through window that shattered the glass there. that tells you that somebody was targeting this guy according to the detective and so they don't really believe the guy's story fully when they say that he told them that he was driving in the neighborhood and happened to be hearing gunshots and then next thing he knows his carries shot up. now, that could be possibly true because there was people outside his car and that is where the second pers

emergency, so many problems, but i'm also in the g on my facebook page, as we head on over to steve keeley. steve, i'm locking at people saying gosh the turnersville auto mall, closed, telling workers yesterday don't come in, don't get your appointment. that's one of the problems, over in blackwood. let's get right over to moorestown, where steve is right now to see what the latest on the situation is over there. steve, what's it like? >> that's where i was yesterday, black horse pike, still without power still no traffic light working very bad, and that's one of the busiest stretches in all of south jersey, maybe the busiest when it comes to businesses, and number of people who live in that huge suburb washington township. i feel so bad for them, waiting in line for gasoline, if they have a generator like you are talking about no gas for it you don't get any power then. so tough just to get gasoline if you are even lucky to have a generator. here in moorestown, nothing more sad than throwing out part of your house with the trash that you don't know when will be pick up, because the public

fox 29's steve keeley live in delaware with more. steve. >> reporter: well cold and wet this morning no surprise, because that's the feeling everybody's had here, since they got this terrible news on saturday. and this small state has a big heart now a big hole in that heart, with the loss of the man most expected to be the next leader here, at the state capitol building. their hope for future governor's lost will surely bring out thousands to dover here to the capitol building, and the large legislative complex for the first of three days of memorial services, public viewings, then saturday morning's funeral where president obama is giving the eulogy. now, today's schedule, one to 5:00 p.m., public viewing may not end on time at 5:00 if there is still a long line, and big crowd outside and just getting in line will be getting tough and getting on an airplane like. because they're going to have tsa tight security checkpoints here dignitaries will certainly be here to pay respects to the vice president's oldest son proud national guar

steve keeley is their life with more live on the damage and clean up for people living in that area steve, it looks like it ownedded better than we thought it would. >> reporter: you hear the sound of plywood being sawed as they try to cover up all of the windows to prevent further water damage fit starts pouring later on but now with a little bit of sunlight you can see most of the damage in the third and third and a half or attic upper floors and new you can see the corner here where the roofies missing and burned through. not a helicopter needed here because we can show you the roof from the ground floor. the first floor seen mostly intact and seemed that everything is was occupied. maybe no one was in those upper floors. we thought this might be an apartment building but it looks like a business building and it looks like offices. at 9:00 o'clock at night mostly offices are shut down and closed. you can see the lease signs on the corner. maybe they were empty vacant offices and that is why we don't see debris outside like we normally do. the occupied floors employees businesses and pr

steve keeley live where this all happened. steve, what can you tell us? >> it seems like we report on hit-and-run on the show every day, and today both jenny joyce and i are on hit and runs. they have a lot in common. simply because nobody knows anything about the cars that hit both gentlemen. this is the latest hit-and-run, only two and a half hours old see police completely left the scene. they may come back later. but the problem with anything happening on the boulevard this road is strewn with car part from as far as ten years ago probably, but they look for fresh car parts, didn't find any all they found after they got several 911 calls from witnesses was this poor guy laying in the road 25 years old now critical knocked out of his shoes here's chief inspector scott small with what little police know right now. >> impact cautioned the 25 year opened victim to come out of his shoes no part of the striking vehicle that we can see in plane view on the boulevard. how much, we believe that the striking vehicle will have some front end damage. and there ar

. >> steve keeley is live from pennsville with more on this, steve, good morning. >> reporter: that case you just talk about in philadelphia, pennsville police chief down here in salem county new jersey admits with a lot of defense lawyers why people run and why it benefits to run. we wonder how could you hit somebody and take off. well that is why because that guy stop, and now you see the charge best drunk driving. and police chief hearsays, somebody probably, may have been drunk as will well and that is why they took off and that is why they may show up later. high school junior in critical condition a driver still hiding, 27 year-old kyle is victim's name, hard working young kid who finished his saturday night shift at a local restaurant and then went to his girlfriend's house. he left and was on his way home skateboarding down a local street where the speed limit is 50 miles an hour. it is called hook road. since we saw big side board as soon as we got off a new jersey turnpike, it is ape main road. it marked with yellow children at play washing signs since so many pedestrians walk

let guess to steve keeley now in the city chestnut hill section, a lot of own knowns right now steve. >> reporter: yes including unknown when the cops will update us. but you can see a dozen cop cars. they are lined up all over familiar germantown avenue. everybody knows this road, through the city with it familiar cobblestones and trolley tracks, and we're right at creshom and winston. you can still see heavy police presence as they have been since they got the initial call around prime time last night, that there is possible abduction of a local 17 year old girl into the woods right over there and we've been seeing the police with the flashlights here as we arrived. now, let's go to the video because the police not only were searching by ground, but they had the spotlight from the police helicopter as well up over. >> this the initial moments after any possible abduction obviously, most important to stopping it, solving it, but they've gotten no where according to what we heard so far unofficially, and they are still looking very hard, right now, with as many as they can get out her

fox 29's steve keeley is live with what investigators are saying today steve. >> reporter: ten people shot just two days before, including three kid, three kid again and group of seven shot and there is surveillance video for this and so sad to see kid on the hot afternoon in the kiddy swimming pool and playing in the fire hydrant take cover because somebody is shooting at them. little kids, trying to swim. so lets go to the video we have of little kid inflatable swimming pool after being blown apart by a shotgun very quickly, deflated and part of the police evidence because so many shotgun pellet were found in the nylon kiddy swimming pool. this is assad as it gets in philadelphia and you would think just after the weekend block party shooting, where kid were shot, that somebody would, layoff but here we go two shootingness three days again, with the shotgun and you can see the shotgun pellets blistering the wall nearby too where the kid and adults were. and then surveillance video you can see one of the adults grabbing the kid and another adult who went back, go down as he goes gets

steve keeley is on this for us. last week you were at this dramatic scene as that. >> reporter: they have a good trace and good shot of his face. lets go right to the surveillance. this is the gay that got away. he is on the left in the picture. we will show you our best close-up yet before he puts a mask over his face, guy on the ride is the dead guy. they go in with masks up and surveillance shows everything that happened next. police wondered if he may have been shot too and wounded but he never showed up anywhere at any hospital during these past four days with a made up someone shot me trying to rob me story. >> getting this individual off the street involving a shooting incident at 69 hup rising sun after new last week involving off tooth i detective. so yeah, this guy is somebody that we need to get in custody off the street in regard to his capabilities of being a very dangerous individual. >> this is something that any individual could have been stopping at that location, to grab something to eat on the way

steve keeley is working on that story and we will get with him in a few minutes for details on that. >>> all right. a transformer fire in the northeast leaves dozens of people without power. just after the fire that number was closer to 500. fire was reported on sandmeyer lane just after 1:30. no one was hurt. peco has been working to restore services. >>> police say an argument led to a shooting in logan. one man was hit twice in the chest and listed in critical condition. another is in stable condition after being hot in the stomach in the 4800 block of north caroline street around 10:30. officers located a dodge durango in the 4200 block of germantown and it matched the description. it reportedly had bullet holes in the outside and revolver inside. people inside were questioned but so far no charges. >>> this morning, philadelphia water department will return to the scene of a massive water main break in west philadelphia. twelve and a half million gallons of water came shooting out along fifth second and west minister streets yesterday morning. the break came from a main put in p

steve keeley? of road detours and lot of sadness here in delaware where the proud people and political leadership all expected to get together here at the state house in dover to celebrate beau biden. they had just hoped and expected all to get together for a joyous inauguration as next governor, not for the start of three days of public mourns mourning, viewing and funeral. if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without harmful chemicals. if you want a paint that's safer for your family, and the environment... only this can. natura from benjamin moore. paint like no other. certified asthma and allergy friendly by the asthma and allergy foundation of america. >> 6:30. >> today at the delaware legislative house the funeral not until saturday. >> police in gloucester township says a suspect's bad habit was good for the cops. it led to a quick arrest. >>> and jada pinkett smith honest to a fault when it comes to her marriage to phillies own will smith. >> oh, oh,. >> she said she

first steve keeley live in washington township new jersey. and just as bob said, steve power outage means traffic signals out you name it. >> reporter: boy, i am about as nervous as it gets. i'm so afraid i'm going to see something awful here. we're seeing some gridlock when these new jersey transit buses are pulling out of their terminal. the only place with lights on, because they got power generators, humming real loud across the street here, but they're going to be extra busy. you heard bob say that. they are cross-honoring all of the train riders, no patco service, 4,000 people a day ride patco. so that's 20,000 more you figure, to work, and then another 20 home from work. so another 20,000 people either on a bus or in their car, adding to the traffic problems they're coming down route 70, where you said all of the traffic lights are out. so traffic light out here. what we have seen here is some real close or as george carlin would say near misses, but he would say that's not near miss, it is a near hit. people going 45 at least that's th

. >> let's get right to steve keeley now live in washington township. steve, necessary i out there? >> no, it is not a mess. we are at's at different dangerous story hearing is the here, one of the bus he is commuting spots in south jersey. we're right at the foot of the a.c. expressway. this is the black horse pike, one of the major roads that runs straight to the bridges in philadelphia. the traffic lights are all out. here is the problem. obviously the washington township police are very busy at other spots, there is nobody even out here directing traffic. here's the problem. we are seeing so many near misses because it is so dark here and the power is out people can't even see the cars from the side where their headlights aren't facing, people racing across to get to the street including the new jersey transit buses. that is the new jersey transit bus depo in there. so as we get busier in the morning, and all of the buses leave, to start going on their route, they are going to be driving out into 55-mile per hour plus traffic on to the black horse pike, and having to drive in th

thank you, steve keeley. 9:35.with bob is about to start in camden. >> by the aquarium. >> you got it, yes good morning, everybody, i can see the aquarium out the front window. all lined i am here at viterellis on the delawarement take a look what they have for you, oh, bacon. we're going to do some breakfast when we come right back. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with new motrin liquid gels. >> are you hungry? let's have breakfast with bob this morning. he went over the ben franklin bridge, to a spot right on the delaware high, bob. >> reporter: hey, gang, good morning, i'm coming come to you live right on the delaware right across the street from the camden aquarium. right in the lower level of that delaware river port authority building. this is the spot we talk earlier about hey the big rubber ducky coming this year? yup, it will be rig

steve keeley at the state house in trenton with more, on this, hi steve. >> reporter: no new jersey governor before him who has traveled so much to iowa and new hampshire has not run for president. no surprise on this announcement. only surprise being it didn't come back in january. he hopes to go from the state house here in trenton to the white house down in d.c. but before he does he is going back to school, back to livingston high where he graduated in 1980. he will announce there that he will run for president of the much bigger class. he will appeal to the middle class, biggest vote block in the country. christie campaign launched this web site and on line campaign ad. slogan telling it like it is. he will start by showing his campaign, and showing he doesn't need a teleprompter or any nets written in front of him. he will talk and show his one strength that puts him, far different from the rest of the field, that he can just talk to people. >> i get accused a lot of times of being too blunt and too direct and saying what is on my mind, just a little bit too loudly. i have an irish fat

fox 29's steve keeley outside the last door that was hit with more. hi steve?e hasn't been a crime like this even remotely close to an armed holdup here in haddonfield in two years at least, according to the cops here. and that's one of the many odd things in this case. the other is how this guy with a gun leaping the counters was caring something else. that will would not appear at first as so threatening. here is what he is caring big traffic cone he turns upside down to put the loot in. no surprise, all south jersey rite aid store managers and pharmacists now being urged to be on heightened alert and security in stores including this one getting a bump up in security measures bran new locks on the doors already here. just hours after the holdup yesterday. three local police departments, are now going to compare notes, and try and confirm for sure that the same guy did the same kind of hold-ups at all three right aids. here yesterday in blackwood monday the day before and down in logan township may 22. and that one the robber also dresses road construction wo

steve keeley with the story steve?porter: rising sun avenue back opened, detectives still not done working, bullet hole in the window and now bullet hole in the wall, right by the doors. they are trying to get the bullets out of the wall. that is why you see the plaster on the floor and the the crime scene unit still busy gathering the evidence. the key evidence, the bullets fired here in the shoot-out where the good guys won and bad guy lost and is dead and like a lot of police officers living here in the northeast after a shift ended he stopped at rising sun pizza which stays opened late until in midnight weekdays and at 11:30 detectives from northwest detectives division, and, broad and champlost ordered stromboli, one of the favorites here as you can see on the iron and he was waiting for his food when two armed robbers come in point a gun and tell the detectives they did not know it was an arm off-duty smart cop to get on the floor. they first took his 20-dollar bill he had to pay for his order. he complied with e

steve keeley live in wilmington this morning. this is what a five-year battle with brain cancer, steve. >> reporter: we're outside rain soak delaware state office building where he work for eight years and you can bet that the governor and every other government staffer will try to do what beau biden would urge them to do today get back to work and be good public servants for those who need you and deserve it. it will be a first tough day back to work as we saw in yesterday's u.s. special senate session where they showed unity in their grief. just after delaware's leaders down here found it hard to grief but easy to find the words to describe a real good young man. >> he was the most popular elect official in the state and he earned that it wasn't handed to him. he made that happen, day by day by doing a good job at work and by just connecting with people. >> he was a public servant. they give their all to their community and search but they are not without problem and tragedy. so, just because you are a famous person, you have cr

. >> fox 29's steve keeley joins us live at mother bet he will ame church, hi steve. >> reporter: this is one of the popular spots into your wrist to philadelphia to visit from a rabbi in manayunk toy catholic in california, this place was filled again last night. this was first african methodist episcopal church in the country. part of the history of the city and country constantly visited by people across the country and around the world even like all those spot in society hill we are just behind independence hall three blocks and that historical marker out front tells the history outside congress grants field the history inside and they did again last night. >> it does not feel well in our soul. so we're here tonight as a grieving community of fighting and struggling to keep ours safe. >> we need to remember each person who lost their life in charleston, south carolina on last night. they have been called victims in the media. but tonight we call them brothers and sisters. >> if we don't stand up and we don't stand with courage, and have a greater defying and a greater courage and g

steve keeley is live in new jersey with more on this steve, a mess in the wake, will continue. >> reporter: here is exit 17 still shut down there. there are orange cones on both side. you can see why it is shut down. look at that mangled mess of wires still down, this is just hard to believe hard to fathom that we're in new jersey right off one of the main highways through this state. a week after this storm these lights are still out the lines are still down, and power and electricity is still out to so many people suffering, there are senior citizens homes located down here. you go in the hotel that will not help because here's motel six. their famous line we will leave light on for you. in lights on at maine tell six. i tweeted insight picture of the hallway there are people staying in that motel six and they have in power either. >> i'm disheartened by the governor's lack of response to our needs. as a fellow republican i have been good to him from day one. as a community this township has been good to him. the governor repaid us by forgetting us in our time of need. frankly, it is tim

steve keeley is live with the latest on this. steve? >> reporter: it sound like non-stop gun violence in this city since the weekend began and then tried to end but after 2:00 a.m. it continues as we we start the week. look at this car toyota camry now with daylight, look at that bullet hole. good thing nobody was on the other side of that windshield. the driver is already out of the hospital. so somebody shooting through the windshield and then look at the driver's side, a bullet who will in the front panel. right under the driver's door hand that will went through the car door and bullet hole through the driver's side window. and, this guy just raised with one of those bullets and he did tell detectives that he saw a quote two boys, out on the streets with guns. he has no idea why they were firing the guns, he is trying to make it that he was not the target but police are high liz skeptical looking at this car because it looks like somebody was shooting at him from a few different and also with two different guns. so that would make h

. >> police just released new details in the search just a short time ago steve keeley is on the scene now with the very latest from chestnut hill. steve? >> yes to clarify this, suburban girl. she's from upper dublin, about 5 miles from where she was last seen, here, in chestnut hill. her name is sarah wills. let's put her picture up. this is picture sarah took of herself just before she got to the fall out boy allen concert in camden that started at 7:00. something happened to her there. and nobody knows just yet including the philadelphia police but she didn't stay for the concert obviously because it started at 7:00. her father had to come pick her up. her friends didn't leave with her. so she is back on her way home. she is 5 miles from home. she tells her dad when they're here on germantown avenue, as we go to our search video that she has to relieve herself. now, there are plenty of businesses here because we're right across the street from chestnut hill plaza it is 8:00 last night it is prime time germantown avenue is a business district. so could have stopped anywhere. goes in

. >> we have have our own steve keeley out there at the scene with the very latest we know at this hour, good morning, steve. >> reporter: life long philadelphians don't know all of the neighborhoods to tell you where we are, we are in the far northeast here and thinks one of the nicer neighborhoods and rising sun avenue is still shut down this happened around 11:30 last night. rising sun shut down here at tyson for a couple of blocks, ever since this happened, about five hours ago. lots of philadelphia police live up here in the northeast and lawn dale area and police tell us lots of officers eat another at rising sun piss because it a has good food and late hours still opened for their second fifth and as the third shift begins. one off-duty officer from northwest detectives at broad and champlost in the city, only customer inside. you can see the restaurant where the window is shattered from the bullet hole. other side is restaurant side. officer was only customer inside at the time. he a had a 20-dollar bill waiting to pay for his meal when two gunman came in and took $20 from the o

steve keeley has shown us pictures.s a lot of damage still out there to clean up. >> reporter: a lot of frustration. look at this truck driver. he just got up there i said there is not even a barricade not even a simple blue and yellow barricade. he is trying to backup down bridge street through an intersection with a traffic light hoping not to get in an accident now. as we spin around, one of the many roads still blocked with wires still down here in the city, all the way to the deep south jersey suburbs and property taxes are going up here in philadelphia as septa bus comes into your shot, also being detoured one of four routes that bobbies talking b as taxes go up, why are we even paying taxes if we cannot get our street opened and our cars out of the driveway to get to work to earn the money to pay the taxes. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york

i know steve keeley mentioned the debris has clogged a lot of the drains especially in the neighborhood and far left or right lane, the clogged drains is reason we had flooding yesterday in marlton route 70 westbound right lane taken out right here near route 73 and high water block at one of the lanes on route zero. berlin, new jersey a sing hole occurred on the ramp to haddon avenue knew. mass transit is looking g. >>> we have a horrible situation overseas, at least five people are confirmed dead in central china after a cruise ship capsized in a river. did you a desperate search is underway right the now because there is seem people missing. there were 458 people on that vessel when it the floated into stormy waters. >>> 6:20. jurors in the colorado movie theater shooting trial heard a taped conversation between admitted shooter james holmes and his psychiatrist. holmes talk about his depression and explain why he carried out the massacre. >> unaudible. >> despite this chilling confession, the psychiatrist testified yesterday that holmes expressed sadness when he learned a child died

fox 29's steve keeley is live in audubon park, this morning and steve, one image is bad enough a thousand, even worse. >> reporter: well look when the 35 volunteer fire fighters, last reelect a leader it was this guy four years ago. all of them here just on the new jersey side of the walt whitman bridge along the black horse pike, a two minute drive as soon as you get off the the bridge. they pick 44 year-old john terruso whom we have a picture of who is the fire chief they had in idea what lurked underneath. one of those fellow volunteer firemen is the mayor of the audubon park says terruso really had everybody surprised, that they don't even know how to describe their feelings. that is how stun and shock they were. but on the internet, the state attorney yen says terruso did not hide his graphic disturbing massive collection of children being raped abused and videotaped. >> i'm angry i'm sad, i'm angry that somebody could do this to my fire company and my chief whom we have trusted all these years. thinks outstanding fire company without standing member who volunteers day in and day out

steve keeley looking into this from police headquarters, steve? >> reporter: this happened at restaurant called studio 7t almost meant deep six for a guy eat alone at the table. let's go to the surveillance. saturday night, spruce and 60th street. 10:30 at night and this guy is just sitting there, minding his own business, and he has a table with a view, and the view suddenly has two guys running through the door, and then a third guy running after them, with a gun and look at the muzzle flash, from the gun. and this surveillance video shows how close he got to being killed, because as we look at our video, you can see where the bullet that he fired landed. right into his table. and then into the wall next-door to where his head was. bullet just missed him. and as george carlin the great comedian used to say, it is not a near miss when it is an airplanes and stray bullet, it is a near hit. >> fortunately, there is a gentleman, 46 year old there having dinner, bullet actually strikes the table bounces into the wall where he's having dinner. we're v

fox 29's steve keeley is at the state house in trenton with the details good morning, steve. >> reporter: yeah, lauren, only surprise that it took this long to officially come out of the closet, i guess as an official candidate. he will, make his announcement in his hometown and i don't think anybody expected to see governor christie around the state house here as much. what they will do is see him on his new web site and his new you tube video and we have both for you right now. slogan telling it like it is, while they are reporting that he will start telling it like it is in his even style and one thing that separate him from the crowd both in tv news and politics is not using a teleprompter where he just talks to people. from it co is saying when he makes his speech, he will not use a teleprompter. we have seen him using tell prompt inner budget addresses. he will talk straight to the crowd where he grew up where he was class president. after he graduated livingston high school up in north jersey, he has been organizing all of the class reunions too he stayed involved in his high scho

not any surprise here fox 29's steve keeley is live at it state house in trenton with more on this hi steve. >> reporter: as the career plans go, as he hopes he will go from the state house to the white house. now, chris, i know you remember this back to school, a famous rodney danger field movie. governor christie may not goat much respect either when he goes back to school this morning. his high school, livingston high, where it is a former class president will announce he wants to run for president of the much bigger class then the class of 1980. christie campaign launched a web site and on line campaign ad the slogan telling it like it is, here's a small snip it. >> if you are going to run for president of the united states and you will ask these people for they are vote that is single most trusting thing they can do as a citizens is to give you their support. you better tell them exactly what you are thinking and exactly what you are feeling. when you ask about my moral compass, that is it. that is it. >> reporter: reason why i said he like rodney danger field might not get no re

fox 29's steve keeley live from atlantic count which what is happening there. when we check in a half an hour ago there was rainfall. how is it looking right now. >> reporter: it seems to stop raining for us when we do these live shots but it starts raining as soon as we get in the van. is there still a lot have of road hazards out there. we were caught in the road rage sandwich. we had a guy in front have of us being super cautious stopping in the middle of route 54 a 55-mile an hour road and dump truck driver who was being overly crazy wanting to do 80 and passing us in the double yellow lines while the other guy has come to a complete stop because there are large orange road flooded signs out still even though the water has receded the at least in this stretch here in buena and we can see to the left here we are at buena regional high school where school will be okay because the sunnies coming up and you will be able to see a lot more but you can see a lot of debris in the road either income down during the thunderstorms and heavy wind that came with that. t

. >> but our steve keeley reports the search ended 11 hours later thanks to good old-fashioned policefrom a cop with a magical touch. >> reporter: familiar face led another missing face into the relieved overjoyed faces of parents. >> there she is detective jimmy sloan just put on the case of missing 17-year-old sarah wills after all night shift elsewhere in the city decided to walk into the thick woods off germantown avenue here in chestnut hill to look in the very same place that k9 search teams and thermal image cameras from the philly police helicopter had already looked for hours. but he had two things going for him they didn't. sunrise and some kind of extra sense. because he's the same detective who promised kidnapped victim he'd find her two. back in september aft it played around the world and told carlesha found safe at her maryland hospital bedside i've been looking for her. today's case not as hard but today's ending just as happy. >> went out in the woods looking for her. found her sleeping under a tree. she shed she got lost. she got scared and started running and got tw

steve keeley lives in gloucester county where, tempers are flaring, steve. >> reporter: it is 25 percent last official note fridays here in this town. that is a lot of people and a lot of suffering. here we are on one of the main drags off 295. the traffic lights are still out. the power lines are still down. they cannot leave light on for you at local motel six for anybody trying get off the exit and get a rest because they have no lights and no power. same goes for dollar general, dunkin' donuts, the road is shut down. right by the closed rite aide right down this road is a senior citizens complex. more than 100 seniors in there already having a difficult time and normal times just getting around when they do have power and elevators. now life has been unbearable for these people just trying to survive and make it to the next birthday. >> the complex over on exit 17 with 106 rooms with senior citizens, a lot of them disable, a a lot of them without air conditioning, they cannot manage the steps on four or five stories and no elevators. i feel so sorry for people, and, it has got to be

checking out the damage, start with the washington township steve keeley on the roadway there. ve. >> everywhere we drive in this town, just devestation, trees in the houses, power lines down, and i say this constantly, nobody's even at a lot of the power lines, meaning, there is present danger, here's what i was talking about at 7:05. this street light is only about as high as an s.u.v. roof. it doesn't have to be one of the bigger suv's. look at the dangling transformer, the top of the power line, where the electric lines are. this tree down electric lines going this way. this is independence play, not the two condo buildings across washington square park from you, mike, independence play rid on johnson. see the barricades, up there? people are driving around that barricade, and i videotaped this, i'll get this video back, doing exactly what officer kearse told us he was telling people not to do, and they were asking permission. can they drive under here? people are going around the barricade, like it is not therefore any reason, and they're driving under this, barely touching

. >> steve keeley is there now, steve. >> reporter: funniest thing we have seen all day a guy with theblower on the other side of the still closed bridge street, and they are cleaning up sidewalk on cottage and bridge at that cemetery there and they are not cleaning up bridge street where four bus routes are clean up and detoured. if you listen to bob kelly very closely they are waiting for tree removal guys to get here. that was the keyword because tree trimming guys the guy that cut the tree up, they came in the middle of the night when we got here. tree is now cut up like somebody is about to barbecue this thing but they have cut the tree up but they just didn't remove the tree. that means tree is still blocking street. we are looking at several hundred pound pieces of tree trunk sitting in the street. tree limbs to the right sitting in the bushes and power lines still down, that is why this guy on the corner still has his power generator going. he has biggest chain and padlock i have ever seen because he knows while running somebody around here will not be brazen enough not to try

fox 29's steve keeley joins us live inside ame church where this vigil happened. >>> this first african methodist episcopal church in the country where richard allen founded ame church in 1791 right next door to the synagogue where you can see locks alarms, security, as we see jewish houses of worship happen targets of hatred, they have already done what all of the ame churches and all religious churches were doing almost immediately yesterday upon hearing about charleston. founded on peace, love togetherness houses of freedom, religion have to sadly be fortresses of safety in this modern world of unexplainable terror and hate. >> it does not feel well in our soul. so we're here tonight in a grieving community of struggling and fight to go keep everybody safe. >> it is important to remember each person who lost their life and in charleston, south carolina. they have been called victims in the media. we cannot call them runners. >> if we don't stand up and don't stand with courage, and have a greater defile answer and greater courage and strength then the stand right now in the middle of

. >> steve keeley is there, steve, what happened? >> reporter: right in prime time at 9:00 o'clock and we talked to the one guy here in the building. guess what this guy does for a living? he monitors tv commercials. he is in the building in the second floor on his office and he smells smoke. just like we presume earlier? normally we see box spring bed couches, clothes all kind of burn powe eggses. it is all offices. do you see that dnb bank building, they are here, and they have all of their accounting on the third floor and then other offices through the second floor. owe mark thompson is a guy who works in his flip-flops and this guy smells smoke and find it in an air conditioning at the far end. this guy doesn't care about his personal stuff he runs throughout the building to make sure no one else is working late, making sure everybody is clear as he hits the fire alarm and then goes down to the first floor to warn everybody there is a fire up stairs. you think it started in the air conditioning unit. >> yeah, right here air cond

lets get to steve keeley outside historic moth he will bethel church steve. >> those who tune into jontewart and daily show get a funny take on the day's news. they didn't get a single joke. stewart came out and said i have nothing other than just sadness and that kind of said it all for the whole country yesterday. we're here at the first african methodist episcopal church in the country. you can see that artist rendering of the richard allen, a lot of people know richard allen housing project homes in philadelphia many don't know he is found are of this church and coincidence morris brown who left here, and went to charleston and found that church where shooting happened is buried here under mother bethel church here in society hill. society hill wasn't the real nice place it is today, this was the slums of the philadelphia, even in the 70's here but this is the first land that any african-american in this nation owned. this is hallow ground right here on sixth street here in society hill right now. muslims using catholic all joined together as one big group last night in one single

steve keeley live at police headquarters this morning in philadelphia. steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, this happened in jamaican american restaurant there called studio seven. one of the famous slogans down in jamaica is no problem. but this was big problems for the 46 year old man who decided to dine alone at a table, too close to the door. look at the video watch the flash from the muzzle of the gun, as two kids run in there to get away from a gunman probably from a bar next-door and the guy opens the door the restaurant, and fires at them, luckily, only fired once. but a direct hit right at the table and chair where this 46 year old guy is eating dinner alone. so the bullet misses him ricochets through the wooden table, into the wall next to him, as everybody takes cover the two kids that ran into the restaurant ran out of it, and into the bar next-door. >> the bullet hit the table. obviously you're sitting down having dinner, i mean, that bullet if it ricochets the wrong way will go right into the stomach or chest have devastating maybe ending

steve keeley is at the state house in trenton with the very latest on this, steve good morning. >> reporter: i'm sure you remember anchoring the news back in december when the big announcement from the christie family was we will sit and talk over the holidays meaning christmas and new years and deciding whether he will run for president. well, i guess holidays he meant not christmas and new years but fourth of july. here we are, six months later the family okay with it i guess and maybe into overtime deliberations. his wife quit her high earning wall street job several weeks ago to campaign and fun raise for him. kids now out of will school. it may be a whole family summer up in new hampshire. it is not a phil mickelson size gamble, christie once thought wow get from all of the big donors from the republican party before bridge gate took a crime dog bite out of his popularity, momentum and fund raising but governor christie is betting it all on debate, town halls and small state of new hampshire to carry him to the republican nomination. >> i get accused a lot of times of being too blunt t

steve keeley live in pennsville with more on this, steve. >> reporter: pennsville and fill after something in common, colors of each city blue and gold. pennsville police blue and gold matches pennsville high school football team blue and gold and that is key. kyle pszenny's mom kept his coaches updated so they could pass information on to classmates and community, three hours of surgery swelling not as bad as thought but next 48 hours called critical by his surgeons. eight and a half miles away at christiana hospital across the river is where kyle is, in critical condition right now. a high school senior. a driver hit him still in hiding somewhere. kyle pszenny a hard working young man who had finish his saturday night shift at river view inn along the delaware. he went over to his girl friend's house after for a couple hours left and was on his way home. skateboarding down the street where the speed limit is 50 miles an hour but also marked with those yellow children at play, yellow warning signs since so many pedestrians are walk ago long that rural business road at all hours. it was at

still recovering seven days after high wind and massive rainfall left some without power fox 29's steve keeley live in south injuries which more on this steve. >> reporter: you will remember a lot of people could not believe that people heard power would not be on at midnight sunday at the latest. we are hour past midnight sunday and power is still not on. this is one of the exits that bob kelly, has been talking about for a week now. look at this power lines still across the exit ramps. these traffic lights are still out. this is why 295 has had several exits still out here through gloucester county. it is hard to believe this has in the been repaired that they have not sent in every available person around the state. people that live here can't believe it either. so dunkin' donuts here that is dark, drive through normally bus think time of the day as we walk toward it, you can see a streetlight that fell down. greg, just go straight a ahead through that. they have sectioned off telephone poles. they have not strung lines yet and got power back on. these businesses they have roofs ripped off