steve keeley live in germantown with the latest on exactly what happened. hi, steve. >> reporter: yes, just about every fast-food chain is on this corner, so popular place. also, popular in the middle of the night, because they have tavern across the street where we've been to before for murder. apparently, this victim was in at the tavern drinking right before last call, comes out in the parking lot, gets in a altercation with a couple of guys. police believe everybody involved had gun including the victim, they haven't found the victim's gun, so somebody probably pick it up, took off with it, what they have is the victim's hat you see there among a lot of evidence markers, and this whole big parking lot in the dark, but you can't see way across the parking lot, is strewn with evidence markers, they have a car over there with a 40 caliber gun in it, and one of the accused gunmen admits that is his car, that's his gun inside, and probably say it was all self-defense, so police have to sort this out whether anybody had a license to carry a gun, and whether it

. >> police say this happened near wayne and west chelten avenues in germantown, steve keeley is there, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, the whole area is shutdown. this is a 2 block wide crime scene. not just this parking lot, this closed pathmark, but then you cross chelten avenue, and in the parking lot between that kentucky fried chicken and burger king is more bullet casings, more evidence markers and another car with a gun in it. they think they have 3 gunmen at least 3 guns involved. they have 2 of the shooters who survived the shoot-out. and where you see the police right now, they are standing by, and you look on the ground, there is a baseball cap there. that was worn by the victim. now, we will go to some video here, and i want to show you, the scene here, right across the street from a place called victor's tavern. and that is where the victim was drinking, just before closing time, comes out here, and pronounced dead at 2 38 a.m. >> welshing police officers patrolling the area heard multiple gun shout, around wayne and chelten. they got here within seconds. and they

steve keeley at the the state trooper barracks in wynfield with more on this story, hi there, steve. >> reporter: despite driving real fast and tinted windows and everything that was going on, the one driver got shot and got a great look at the other driver. despites probably going 60 miles an hour. when you you get past the disturbing report here from the pennsylvania state police that this 26 year-old man driving his blue mitsubishi sports car here now with a bullet hole you see, right through the passenger door right beneath the mirror with the bullet then lodged in the center console before it could hit the driver, it was the blue route just before 3:00 p.m. when drivers on the highway have of 476 where it runs through west conshohocken routinely going at least 60 miles an hour. somehow despite the dark windows on both cars, police didn't say and i don't know if they were asked if both or one of the drivers windows were down at the time where they may have been yell at each other or making those very famous hand gestures you get on the highway. somehow the driver of this blue car

fox 29's steve keeley joins us from port richmond where we are getting the latest information, steve,d morning. >> reporter: it is definitely coming out today. it will be a whole lot more than just that probable cause about the engineer being distract. distract because of all of the radio traffic about vandals throws rocks at the train and smashing a windshield. it starts with that and whole host of errors after that. wall street journal reports that the national transportation safety board is also going to recommend changes, not just to amtrak but even to officials here in philadelphia, focusing on how to manage mass casualty events. now federal safety investigators have been conclude ago this amtrak train 188 engineer brandon bostian lost track of where he was, it is quote called losing situational allah wearness like when a driver passes the intended exit on the highway talking on his cell phone. the in the amtrak crash the engineer was on the radio with the dispatcher who had also talk to a septa train engineer. thinks all old news, hit by a rock. one factor was engineer distract

a possible sighting late last night in new jersey. >> he has been on the run since may third, steve keeley is live with the latest on the search, hi, steve. >> reporter: we can change possible to confirmed sighting and confirmed by police on surveillance video inside this rest stop, right in the middle of the north and south lanes of the garden state parkway here in forked river. this is ocean county. it was prime time last night around 9:00 o'clock. he was inside where they had burger king, you name it, usual you see on the rest stops. apparently borrowing somebody's cell phone. now, as we spin our camera back around i will she you this sign right outside of this, we will see berkley 1 mile. while we have learned that he has family in berkley which may be, why he is here and where is this in relation to where he was last seen in barnegat? just 11 miles away. he could have walk here, could have been on that phone, calling friend or family, looking for a ride or maybe looking for a safe way to turn himself in but he hasn't done that just yet and you can tell we are getting sunrise, and some

>> police say this happened just after 12:30, driver of the car still on the run this morning, steve keeley live at the scene now, this is a busy area, steve. >> reporter: this is i surveillance camera above intersection that may have captured this entire incident there. you can see bustleton and cottman right above the septa 58 bus and the cvs pharmacy here. let's show you the video of this car while these two big trucks are here blocking our view of everything else. look at the front of this lexus es300, now still sitting in the middle of bustleton avenue and the driver of this car could not even get out of the driver's side door, that is why passenger door is open. look at how badly damaged this vehicle was from this horrific wreck. this car was going south on bustleton and now that we have come back to the live picture you can see a curve in the road and these cars are coming up and looking at headlights there is a curve. this vehicle police believe kept going straight up on to the sidewalk, now look at this bus stop over here that is still okay on our side of the street. there was a ma

steve keeley is live in center city with more details on the trial, hi there steve. >> reporter: opening statements this morning come just days after voters took away his job. the question now is, will's judge and jury take away his freedom. so he is a accused if you do not the know it already of taking bribes, and misusing his campaign money and federal grants, to pay off things like his son's college loans and he did that funny thing with the campaign money from his run for mayor. that was nine years ago, this month, coincidently, so a long time ago. so the question is will the jury be able to sort through the evidence because it is not just him on trial but four of his aid being tried at the same time. that means you've got five or more defense attorneys cross-examining possibly every witness. so it will be tough to follow, lots of evidence, lots of charges, and lots of defendants. it has been a rough 2016 for the fattah family. his wife lost her job because of this case. his sonnies now in prison for five years after losing his trial. and he just got removed from office by voters aft

steve keeley is heading that way and we will have a live report as soon as we can. >>> positive news coming from the massive wild fire in can national a why officials think that things are taking a turn. >>> honoring a police office shore made the ultimate sacrifice a fallen officer's wife has a message for those who remembered her husband's bravery. >>> bob kelly is looking for good news this monday. good morning, sir. >> we have left over construction from last night. crews are still working westbound on the schuylkill expressway. we will check the rest of the jam cams, sue has got the that monday workday forecast, stay there, we will be right back. >>> 4:12 is the time. let's talk about this fight begins a huge wild fire, in albert, canada. >> officials new saying that it may have reached a turning point with cooler temperatures in the forecast. officials say that they are hoping to put a death grip on the fire. it has already burned more than 400,000 acres. but it is starting to slow down. more than 80,000 people have already left the town of fort mcmurray where fire already tore

steve keeley has been following this for us and has the very latest, steve, good morning. >> wave ofready this spring and this year, camden now has double the number of murders, in 2016, that had this time last year, the latest murder we were leading good day newscast with yesterday, police now think just the third shooting by this guy that we have a surveillance picture of, who is walking around, or driving around, with two other guys late tuesday into early wednesday morning. and you will recall yesterday, we had the lead story of phillips, 19 year old from camden, found shot, lying here on pearce street, at 1:32 in the morning, police rushed him to cooper hospital, nearby, but doctors had no chance of saving him. he was pronounced dead just 13 minute later, likely hit with a shotgun blast from that guy we showed you surveillance picture of. and police now got report that three other people were shot at by the same guy with the same shotgun in the two hours before phillips was killed. and it all started at 11:26 p.m. two people sitting in the car, guy comes up, with a shotgun, taps

. >> steve keeley joins us live from port richmond with more on the story, hi, steve. >> reporter: back at the scene place known as the curve, in the darkness and the tall grass, results every now one year long investigation into why amtrak train 188 flew off these tracks here at the frankford curve, are going to be revealed publicly likely tuesday, that's when the national transportation safety board meets down in washington to reveal the probable cause of the crash. the big question, why was the train going 106 miles an hour? about double the speed limit it should have been going around this curve. we've already learned, nothing was mechanically wrong with the train, the signals on the tracks were all working, the track itself was in proper shape. that leaves human error as the focus, and the engineer, brandon bostian, accelerating too fast and breaking too late. he's been suspended for the past year, also, recovering from his own injuries, not blamed, not charged so far by investigators, but, survivors and the lawyers certainly have blamed them. >> you drive a train at 106 miles an h

steve keeley on this now, steve, good morning. >> well, it sounds like it was the north philly versionf the wwe royal rumble. and the ring, 25th and diamond, last night at 6:00. seventy-five people going at it in all directions, the odd thing here, most of the 75 women, police tell us, after somebody in the crowd pepper sprayed one of the philly housing authority cops in the face, two more officers charge in the to help because that dreaded officer assist call went out. both people and pepper spray, though, eventually dis turns dollars, only one of the 75 arrested for disorderly conduct, not the person who sprayed the officer by the way. he had his eyes flushed at the hospital, and chris, lauren, driven home, and now knowing first-hand howie negative pepper spray is. and that's why officers carry it themselves. >> good point. steve keeley live for us at police headquarters, thank up. now, to a developing story out of massachusetts, police have identified the man they think went on a deadly crime spree at a home and mall in massachusetts. they say that man is 28 year old arthur derosa,

steve keeley is there. steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, good news to lead this live shot because we just got an update from the officers who talk to doctors, the guy on his bike and had a cat scan and he is okay. they took his bike out of the street. lets go to the video of how this looked just a few minutes ago. we're the at 52nd and spruce. look at this bike mangled, look at that back tire all smashed up and dragged under the car, and we don't even know exactly where the guy was hit, lot of witnesses but they took off and tell anybody what they saw but guy was rushed to penn presbyterian hospital about five blocks from here and he is okay. and that is the good news. so somebody hit him, while riding a bike and they stopped, maybe it wouldn't even be their fault because it is middle on the of the night. who knows what he was wearing. i didn't notice any reflecting bits in the bicycle will but they have another hit and run here, common occurrence here in philadelphia if you watch us every day. chris a

steve keeley now with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: yes, we're at at lan kasparaitisrant overbrook, 12:48 a.m. precisely, police pull over a car, or at least attempt to. during the car stop the driver, police tell us, tried to run down a police officer, a lot of times the biggest danger cops face isn't havanas bullet but 2-ton vehicle. so, in a becomes a lethal weapon when you are trying to kill a cop with a car tee-off ten gives them the trite fire in self-defense, the case was here, according to police officers we talked to. the officer fired at least six shots, shooting the driver, the car you see smashed up there, and that is where it ended up. there were evidence markers about 100 yards away, probably indicating where the bullet casings from the officers, semi auto. gun, fired those shots from. and where this all began back on the other side of the intersection. and so this is where the driver ends up. they rush him to pen presbyterian, pronounced dead short time later. still waiting for official comments from police, but homicide crew just arrived on the scene a

steve keeley is live where it happened in berlin park. good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: berlin park off the main drag here, this is white horse pike where it border berlin park and the guy, not caught, but this young woman showed that staying in shape pays off because she was able to fight off, her attacker. but don't expect a sketch from any police artists or even too specific of the description. that is because the guy attack her from behind. she never really got the a good look. never saw him coming. so without that good look, because she was startled, she screamed, kicked, punched and ran away. she dropped her phone in the struggle, so she wasn't able to even call for help immediately. she ran to her car. she had her keys, locked herself in, waited for next person to come by, told them what happened and that person called 911 but by then detective out here in berlin camden county estimate this attacker had at least ten minutes but likely up to 40 minutes head start on his getaway. >> never go by myself. i don't anyway but still

steve keeley live at police headquarters with the story that happened less than four hours ago, steve. >> reporter: most 16 years old are home asleep at 1:00 a.m. but not this one who tells police maybe he wishes he was. instead he and his 20 year-old cousin a female were outside at park and somerset, just innocently minding their own business, standing there when an unknown guy for an unknown reason started shooting them. in robberies or no motive but no crime scene either because police went to park and somerset found no blood, no bullet casings and nobody who heard any gunshots. the two ran two blocks from their home at 12th and glenwood where police found them sitting on the steps. he shot four times. she's grazed in the back. the both stable at temple, chris. their story, unstable with police. >>> steve keeley live, thank you. >>> at 5:04. police in frankford are investigating a double shooting that happened around 10:00 in the 4900 block of charles street. police tell fox 29 that a 20 year-old man was dropped off at aria frankford hospital with gunshot wounds to to his arm and l

our steve keeley has the story. >> reporter: the crumpled drivers door told you what happened. family and friends told you what a great man it happened to. >> he was good somebody. he didn't -- he didn't have to know people to give them a helping hand. to lend his hand. he didn't have to know you. >> he never said. no take his shirt off his back and give it to you if he had to. and that's how -- that's how he passed away doing what he wanted to do is help people all the time. >> reporter: 57-year-old elli leon air-conditioner repairman by day and all around do anything anyone needed volunteer by night, day and every weekend. >> this world is crazy, you know, that's that. that person leave like that. >> i don't know what's going on with people. they hit the person and keep on going. they don't have no emotion, nothing human beings at all. >> people just need to slow down and look around so these sort of things won't happen, and you have drivers in the city that are doing all kinds of stuff, and who knows how they're driving and what conditions they're in. these things happen bec

. >> lets go to steve keeley along route 130, steve. >> reporter: well, we're on 130 where the median really is wide and there is businesses in between, northbound and southbound, but route 130, and every kay viewers heard me say this before, where it runs through burlington county here has consistently been the deadliest stretch of road in all of new jersey. the entire state. even the busier more populated north jersey area, nothing compares to this. people killed crossing the street, people killed walking in the shoulder of the street but in this case, two teenagers left that wawa right there and then they come across here. they are no where near the road. there is no sidewalk here. they are in the parking lot of these businesses and right in front of the check cashing business lot when a witness told fox 29 and police that an suv comes southbound way out of control on 130, takes out signs, takes out that real thick utility pole thaw might in the be able to make out in the dark here but it is an extra thick pole, and it cuts that right in half, continues, and then kills 17 year-old

. >> one of them officers shot and killed a man, let guess to steve keeley now in overbrook with more on. >> this steve, good morning. >> reporter: this was the second shooting in the deadly shooting and it is right at major intersection here, overbrook and lancaster avenue, lancaster reopened, overbrook still shut down, and it happened on the left side of your viewing screen there at home. two car, broken glass, some evidence markers were, earlier. what we're told in a preliminary report from police, which is very little, and often very wrong sometimes, but at least we're told that around 12:3, there was a car stop. we will go to our right now. and it was a van, a mini-van, and the driver did not obey the officer's during the stop. and tried to run down the officer, and that's why the officer fired his gun, we're told at least six times in self-defense fearing that this guy was going to run him over, shooting the driver of that van. we don't know how many times he was hit. but hit enough to be pronounced dead soon after being returned to pen presbyterian hospital. now how the car tur

steve keeley is live with more on this, hi there, steve. >> we're at belmont barracks who are heading this investigation but look at our video we are looking at a blue mitsubishi lancer the blue route now with the big bullet hole, right there in the passenger door right below the mirror but right in front seat level, meaning as it went through the door and then into the center console it would have hit the driver, if not nor the for the center console. that driver pulled off, right through west conshohocken. the guy who got shot at got a good look at the shooter, his gun and even his car. shooter called by state police here the the actor. >> victim was in the left lane and the actor was behind the victim, also in the left lane. the actor then enter the middle lane, drew a silver semiautomatic pistol and fired within round at the victim's vehicle and that round, pierced the victim's passenger side door and went straight through the door. the defendant and the victim we believe they do not know each other, we just think it was a road rage incident, maybe victim wasn't going fast enough,

let's get out to steve keeley. i cannot believe the pictures that you have been tweeting. man oh man, it's unbelievable, steve. >> reporter: yeah, gone are the days when teenagers sat home and watched the brady bunch for entertainment. this happens in prime time, and police thought they found most of the ones that threw. i went over to the spot and it didn't take me too long to find two iron sharp railroad spikes right under this recognizable under pass. you see it says penn welcome to university city. busy here and these things don't just fall off the railroad bridge on their own and jump down. there's whole lot of rocks down there. also thought to be thrown by this person, 18 years old facing a slew of serious charge, felonies, four counts of aggravated assault. he was 40 feet up on the overpass off the schuylkill. you can see where we are in the other direction. two and fro route 76 living to both penn children's and veterans hospital, let's go the to video and you'll see how close this was to killing somebody. look at this rush hour spike. right through the dodge charge

steve keeley will be there. that rain continues everybody dealing with the rain today.ng showers by 2:30 for the start of phillies game on the field is not too wet. you might try to get the game that because that steady rain will be clearing out. eventually we will see a completely dry day coming up in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that little bit later. >>> here on good day philadelphia, sue serio and our dave warren always want to make sure you're prepared for the day's weather. we give you weather by the numbers. we have bus stop buddy, weekend wendy. always trying to teach our kids exactly how to dress for the day. but a member of our national phone call family wants to go a step further. she has another book. one of my best friends, fox meteorologist janice dean joins us, hi, janice. >> hi, mike, i miss you. >> i miss you too. >> i'm going to kiss you face right now. ok? . >> ok. i felt it. warm and tingly. >> i felt something. >> we talked many times about your book, what is this the 45th book you have out? . >> it's the fourth but i am going for 45. me and bi

steve keeley now on this for us. steve, good morning. >> reporter: let's go right to the video if we k because 19 year old shows up at midnight at another 19 year old's house, this is overbrook, lebanon avenue, to be specific. he shows up with two weapons: one, to lure him outside, one to kill him, once he does go outside. here's the scene again, and instead of knocking at the front door, you will notice this: fire set to the chair on the front porch. once those inside came outside, when that smell of smoke and flicker of flames, they then saw the real danger, and the real reason for the fire. >> in addition to this shooting there is an arson, preliminarilly we believe that this inch send area device was thrown on to the front porch in order to get the attention of the residents of the property, and when the 19 year old resident came out of the property, that's when he was confronted by the shooter. goes bark in the door with a woman, one of two that live in the house with him, he is holding the door shut. three shots

lets get out to steve keeley in northeast philadelphia with more, hi, steve. >> reporter: better way to put it bustle will ton and cottman one of the major intersections in town here and see that bus stop about 20 feet off the crosswalk across cottman avenue, well, there was another bus stop directly across bustleton and look at what is left of it there. man was tapping near it. the car was going up on the sidewalk, knocks the man and bus stop, drags, both, and there is what is left of the es300 now in the middle of the street, the street by the way, not closed, now lets go video, and show you the front, of this lexus, es300, obliterated, the front passenger wheel barely hanging on, the windshield smashed in, and the man that was hit, never had a chance, according to witnesses and police the driver of this car gets out, and looks at the dead man's body and runs away. >> it struck the metal canopy with such force it actually tore the metal canopy from the the sidewalk, and it also struck the victim who was waiting, at the septa stop, and, launched his body about 100 feet. where he cam

. >> this is a measure what shot down by governor chris christie, steve keeley now live in ac with more on this, steve, good morning. >> yes, he didn't come in on this one either last night. and the reason this one's different, revised, than the one two years ago he vetoed, now includes not just beaches, but state parks, and forest toss prevent forest fires. now, state senator steve sweeney will be on good day live at clock 30 today. he says it is time to stop treating the beaches like this one, like a big ashtray, and says the tourism business all along the coast in new jersey, would actually improve if the beaches were cleaner, both in the sand and the air. so will the governor change his mind? it didn't sounds like it on ask the governor. >> the problem i have is why shouldn't municipalities make these decisions in. >> some have. >> some have, but not all of them have done what some liberals in the legislature want them to do. therefore the big half of the state comes in again. do what we want you to do or else we will tell you how to do it. i mean, so i will look at it when it comes

steve keeley has more live from the scene, steve, good morning. >> reporter: for the second time this week another hit and run late at night and a very busy a area. here we are, right on front street at diamond, right under the blue elevated train and right on the corner where you see the solder of the lord ministry church, okay. you see the church there. that is the church van. one of the van was those benches in the back because they give rides to the church members here. mike, come on across the street with me now. and what happens was this 57 year-old man driving the church van was dropping people off here, a church van loaded with people getting out safely on the passenger side where the sliding big door is. he safely could not get out of this door. his door is almost ripped off by a vehicle heading north here under the el. you would think with all of the lights here people would not be going fast, certainly wouldn't be hitting all of the parked cars because if you look up here cars are parked on both side of the street. there are legal parking lanes there. he side swipes, drags

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the steve keeley is on this one live, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well this happened on one ofuiet street in the entire city. police cannot remember last time they had any crime report here in the far northeast section of philadelphia, and probably the reason for that is 97 percent have the people live on the street according to the victim in this case are cops. so, anyway, that makes it stand out that they don't get any calls or crime here. 1:00 a.m. mom, dad assault son, 37 years oldies asleep. they have lived here since the son was born for 37 years. three guys break in quietly by prying open backsliding glass doors. one of the three robbers has a gun. they wake up the family. they tie up the family. families came together. in the only did they have crowbar but they had macks, gloves, they had sip ties to tie the family up asking where is the money repeatedly. family kept saying we don't have any money. three ransack all three floors of the house turning overall of the furnished, opening up all of the drawers, spilling everything out on the floors. only finding cash in the s

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steve keeley has very latest from the scene. steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, these robbers pick the wrong house, how did i know that? i talk to the mom, dad and son whose house they pick and the police just took them home and they are in pretty good spirits, considering what they went through. lets go to the video which is closer to their house. we will not identify this family. very nice family. long time good day viewers. sonnies an adult, 37 years old. mop and dad has phillies flag in front of the house. this is their street about as safe as it is in philadelphia they say 97 percent of their neighbors are philadelphia cops. they have a burglar alarm they didn't turn on because they never needed to have it on before. they don't remember a crime on this street and they lived in this house 37 years but 1:00 a.m. they get woke up because three guys pride open their rear glass sliding door in the back, they go up to the bedrooms. one has a gun. they are wearing masks. they have gloves on. they had crowbar for back door. the

. >>> let's get on it to steve keeley because the manhunt is intensifying at this hour. >> steve. >>a fresh picture of arthur buckel at least as fresh as police have. they got it from the surveillance cameras inside, right the by the star bucks coffee shop coincidently here at the forked river rest stop, in the middle of the garden state parkway here in ocean county. we are showing you this because we want i to know what he is wearing now which is different, than we last sue him at that cvs in barnegat a 11 miles from here. he looks like he has been out in the woods surviving somehow for last few days and from state police abe lacey township police we are told that he has made arrangements through family and i mentioned earlier in earlier reports that he has family, in nearby berkley township which is just a mile from this rest stop but he made arrangements and he was seen on that surveillance video bargain employee at rest stop cell phone calling somebody and he was going to turn himself in. for some reason he took off before police got here and he took off northbound on foot, throu

steve keeley is live near berlin park where it all happen, steve, good morning. >> reporter: right off white horse pike berlin park is popular to locals and locally not too well known to anybody outside of town. when a place has never been in the news before it usually means it is a safe spot since nothing bad has ever happened before to put it in the news so no need to fear to be alone here exercising at 9:15 in the morning. sun has been up a and nearby schools opened and many others are usually close by exercising too. well, that all change here yesterday when a reverse 911 call from police, to local berlin residents warning them that a woman on the running trail here through the wood was grabbed from behind and what police suspected was an attempted rape. >> i never go by myself. i don't anyway but still you don't know what can happen. you don't think going for a run that anything will happen. >> it is scary it would happen right in our back yard. we live a few miles from here. just freaky that with happen so close to home. >> only thing we have right now is that it is a white male.

steve keeley live at police headquarters with the very latest on this, steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: it just happened three hours ago around 1:00 a.m. the. it has already been a dangerous and deadly spring for 16 years olds in our area we had 16 year-old's kill in wilmington and trenton just days ago and now a 16 year-old boy here shot in philly, fortunate that whoever tried to kill him just three hours ago was not the such a good shot. four bullets did hit him but all in the legs and arm. he was just one of the two young people hit by gunfire here on west glennwood avenue. >> what is unusual about it, both of these victims are related. they are cousins. they live in the same home in the area of somerset and park avenue. why they would run two blocks away as opposed to running home after being shot, it is a concern to us. so we don't know how truthful they are being with their story. we know that the area at park and somerset is a well known for street sales, illegal narcotics. >> reporter: or victim in this case is a woman, 20 years old we're toll. so how can parents keep

let's go to steve keeley at police headquarters with the latest on this, steve, good morning. >> reporter: actually through the door, what happened was around midnight 19 year old shows up at another 19 year old's house and sets it on fire. what there is is a plastic chair on the porch. going to the video, you will see the front of the house here on lebanon. throws a glass full of either gasoline or lighter fluid at the chair to get the people to come out of the house, them he runs up as they come out, talking man and woman, to see what's on fire, then they see that it guy's going shoot them, and they run in the house, as the guy shut the door and they shut the door behind them and they try to keep it shut the shooter fires through the door, and hit this guy three times in the chest and abdomen and he's critical. >> appears some sort of glass contain earn, some sort of accelerant of some type possibly gasoline or another flammable liquid according to the fire marshall. soap, we're looking into addition to this shooting, there was also an arson. and preliminarilly we believe that this devi

steve keeley is live with more, steve, good morning. >> reporter: viewers no doubt thinking at home here we go, two back to back store business girls being attacked inside their schools where you think that would be the most safe place for them outside their home bedrooms. another young girl crime victim where a crime happened in her school. >> young lady saying that she was raped in school right after dismissal. we are looking at this. we are working closely with the special victims unit to take a look to see what occurred here. >> you expect to be safe. my heart goes out to those parents and that young lady. that is in the okay. >> it troubles me that absolutely because this is happening inside of a school. >> i hope whoever did this that they find them and this young lady gets justice. >> reporter: here's a live picture at a doorway and a hallway and there is surveillance evidence from the schools cameras and recorders like this one leading to the obvious thought, chris and lauren as surveillance systems are in place at all philadelphia public schools, are they there just for after th

is expected to say whether the engineer wasn't paying enough attention, was perhaps distracted, steve keeley now looking into this, on the morning of this report. steve, good morning. >> reporter: they will hear a whole lot of stuff today and it is formality but cause won't be officially determined until the board votes at the end of the meet to go day but during this meeting investigators who will talk to the board today briefed one official and told reporters that radio talk between amtrak and septa's train engineers and the dispatch their night about people throwing rocks here on the trains below distracted the amtrak engineer, causing him to lose track of where he was, as he wrongly sped up to 106 miles an hour, before the big sharp curve here in frankford losing situational awareness, as it is called, and that automatic system to slow down the speeding train before a dangerous curve, or a collision had been in place, the crash would have been prevented, and it wasn't installed until seven months after the accident. now the wall street journal also reports that investigators will recomme

steve keeley now live from port richmond where this happened. a year ago today, steve? >> reporter: yes, this is the frankford curve. and it is a lot more well known now beyond this philly neighborhood, it cuts through, known across the country it, will get more national focus, both today, and on tuesday. and that's when the national transportation safety board meets in washington, and where and when the answer may finally be revealed to the big question so far not answer in the this past year. what was the probable cause of the crash here that killed eight, hurt 200, and permanently disable many of those 200, who are forced to remember this every day. why did engineer brandon bostian throttle up to 106 miles an hour, more than double the 50-mile per hour limit here? >> what we've learned is the problem is brandon bostian. and the problem remains his changing story. he remembers accelerating into the straight away. he remembers applying the brake. he remembers how it tips over, and the actions he took to try to prevent the derailment. >> definitely act the recklessly. i

steve keeley on this one now live in camden. eve, good morning. >> reporter: chris, these three shootings happened just before midnight and just after yesterday. talking tuesday into wednesday, starting at 11:26. and then going to 1:45. and one of the three shootings, somebody was killed, but, fortunately, we don't have four dead, because they were trying to kill four different people. and we say they because they think they have three guys together but surveillance picture of one, and here it is, very recognizeable, if you know this guy, here in camden, he was the one they suspect who shot and killed 19 year older it end phillips of camden who was found shot dead on peers street yesterday. leading with the story our daily viewers will remember. now, there is a second surveillance picture, they think that guy had a shotgun and was walking around or driving around with two other guys in this suv and they're hoping somebody if they don't recognize that guy will somehow recognize this suv for anything that may stand out on. and poli

. >> of course they are searching for driver, steve keeley at the scene with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: this happened right after 10:00 o'clock here we are right at front and diamond streets and you can see, look up and see el train. front runs right under the elevated train. we will walk across the street here. what happened was do you see that church, the solder of the lord ministry right on the corner of front and diamond and they have like many churches a van and they were on some kind of retreat or some visit somewhere and the 56 year-old man driving that van was dropping church members off, they get out, they are going into the church building or to their cars where ever they are going at the end of the night. he tries to get out. he is in the door which you see all smash up here. we will walk across the street while it is safe. he is getting out. a car comes by side swipes the van. you you can see the door torn off with the crime scene tape, he gets dragged 15 feet up here, the car that hit him, they don't have any description because it is dark and rea

. >> steve keeley just down the street from frustrates here, st. >> reporter: mike, you have been here long enough that philadelphia political corruption trials happen as regularly as mummers parade. just months after his son chaka fattah junior got quick here and sentenced to five years in the federal pen, fattah senior now faces a jury and at 29 counts in a federal indictment. he is going on trial were four aids at the same time so lots of lawyers, lots of charges, and lots of confusion likely for a jury of 12, non-legal will scholars to listen to and sort out a few months from now. fattah just got voted out of office three weeks ago losing a primary election after 11 terms, 22 years in congress. now most of his final days will be in court and in the congress. maybe he will end his time as a congressman by starting his time as a convict. all this is as philadelphia a state senator larry farnese just got indict i had, farnese replaced state senator vince fumo who got prison, fumo replaced buddy cianfrani. you get the idea. long line continues. so does maybe that continuous parade to p

in cobbs creek, steve keeley, fox 29 news. >>> runners and walkers lace up in honor of heroes for 5kun in media. hundreds turning out for the ninth annual event to benefit wounded warriors. it kicked off at rose tree park early this morning. it wrapped up in the afternoon with a picnic. this year's event paying tribute special tribute to philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett who was wounded in an ambush shooting in january. >>> south jersey is using nature to fight the zika virus. more than 10,000 fish are being released in gloucester county basins to keep mow toes at bay. abby huntsman shows us how the plan is going to work. >> reporter: summer weeks away that means muggy and warmer temperatures and also means more mosquitoes which has lot of people thinking about the zika virus. cities and counties around the united states are trying to get ahead of it including gloucester county in new jersey. this week more than 10,000 fish about the size of a gold fishery leased into some of their lakes and ponds as a way to kill off mosquitoes carrying diseases including the zika virus. th

let's go to steve keeley now in ac this morning with couple of issues there. big decisions therefore lawmakers, steve? >> reporter: we beat the rush for memorial day weekends a day early. before our big remote show tomorrow. and lifeguards are known to make some rescues on the beaches, but today we're going to be talking about politicians making a big rescue possibly for atlantic city finally. >>> the future every atlantic city, in the hands of new jersey officials today. will a vote today affect your holiday weekends plans? >> speaking of memorial day weekends, off to a good start with weather feeling hot, hot, hot. but will it last through monday, monday, monday? sue has your full forecast. >> plus a little boy, a bike collides with a car, watch what the driver does right after it happens. why witnesses believe the person behind the wheel took off backward leaving that boy lying in the road. >> all right, hard to watch that, especially as a parent, or just a human being. how does the driver not stop? it is a little kid. we'll get into that in a minute. it is

traffic lights not working at byberry and evans and also, an accident from the overnight steve keeley live out at cottman and bustle will ton there in northeast philadelphia a mike and alex, back over to you. >>> story in the northeast, a man hit by a car, killed while standing underneath a bus stop. this is a hit ape win but normally they take off in the car this guy ran on foot. >> that is because his car was too much of a mess and could in the go any further. >> hey, steve. >> reporter: this guy did runaway afterward. look what is left of the bus stop. everything is still here. bustleton and cottman within of the busiest intersections but you you can see it curves here. what you are looking at is where one of those glass metal bus stops like the one across the street was, only reason those pieces are still there is they are chain to the pole. here's the rest of it right here and look in the middle of all that the gentlemen's boot killed, man still unidentified about 40 years old and then look where the car end upright in the middle of the bustleton a lexus es hundred. police talk t

. >> we are looking for person responsible, steve keeley has more from the scene, steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: all hit and runs are very sad. this one is extra sad because this guy is helping people who are trying to come back after being down and out and addicted to drugs or alcohol. here we are, we are at front street and diamond for you people just tuning in. this happened at 10:00 o'clock last night. fifty-seven year-old man killed tied at temple hospital, 2:30. you can see solder of the lord men industry on the corner. that is a drug and chill rehab center, affiliated with that church. the church is not here but what happens is that white van is one of those vans that carry like 20 people in it. so people were going go through drug and rehab program here they are at the church a couple miles away and being driven back here for the night where they live by the man who work for the church volunteering helping people come back from drug a dixon. he dropped them off for the night. they say good night on the door a way on the other side of the van. as he comes back in the

steve keeley is live where that happened in berlin park, steve?reporter: well, it is right off of the white horse pike and very busy road, route 30 as it is known as well, berlin park. you can see the signs here at entrance way and see how busy the side street is here. very popular to locals, likely not well men outside of town around philadelphia, because it hasn't been in the news much. when a place isn't in the news much it means it is a safe spot since nothing ever happens here that is news worthy. so no need for anybody to appear to be loan here exercising especially at quarter after 9:00 in the morning. unis is up now and a nearby school is opened but many don't feel so safe, this morning. the morning after, because that all change here yesterday with a reverse 111 call to local per lynn residents, warning that a women on the running trail on the wood was grabbed from behind in what police suspect was an attempted rape. >> it is always never go by myself. i don't anyway but you don't think going for a run by yourself that anything will reall

he wants a meeting, steve keeley. steve? >> democrat versus democrats at the state house, where the new jersey assembly is scheduled to vote on an alternative atlantic city rescue plan giving local government two more years before the state government takes over, if the locals can't fix their finances. the assembly speaker union member himself in his full-time job back home does not favor the golf none at the state senate president's plan because it would give the state power to just cancel the union contract for police fire and the rest of atlantic city 950 workers. >> so the governor this morning has breakfast meeting at his mansion with the assembly republicans where he'll no doubt urge them to not vote for the alternative plan, instead push for vote only the senate state take over plans, even if it passes, state senator steve sweeney said he is having to put up assembly bill for an involvement and watching all of this trenton bickering, are those 950 atlantic city workers, who have been working without any paychecks for

. >> that's where steve keeley is in overbrook. steve? >> mike, see bullet hole, broken glass, black shoe outside the driver door of this marine mini-van. few people just waking up past midnight, the driver of this van was out here, at lancaster and overbrook, one of the nicer areas of town, pretty big intersection. police tried to stop the van, they tell us, and the van driver did not obey their commands. and one of the officers was toward the front of the van, thought his life was in danger, shot at the driver in the van in self-defense, the driver shot, who knows how times, we don't know, but pronounced dead at the hospital shortly after this call came in at 12:48, now, we did talk to witnesses on the other side of lancaster avenue where the shooting happened, the driver went about another 80 yards, before he crashed into a string of parked cars here, where at least five are damaged. here is some of our witnesses, and then we talked to the couple who lives right here, who heard the crash. then pow, pow, pow, that's it, not else. my son

the steve keeley near the scene. >> hey, steve? >> wide open for criminal activity right in this parking lot and in the parking lot across chelten avenue here at major intersection wayne and chelten almost couple of shootouts. at least 3 gunmen. >> in the video we show you right here baseball cap sitting along evidence markers, the guy killed and pronounced dead at 2 38 a.m. was wearing that hat. and he was at local tavern across the street, came out closing time. words exchange in the this parking lot. gunfire happened. and the cops on patrol in this neighborhood, hear the gunfire, and get here almost inch is that stain justly. >> well, police officers in patrol in the area heard multiple gunshot around wayne and chelten. they got here within seconds. and they found the victim unconscious on the parking lot, they rushed him to the hospital. he was pronounced dead at the hospital at 2 38 a.m. gunshot wound to the chest, couple of graze wounds to the head. there were several people still on scene. they turned out to be persons of in

steve keeley has more. steve, good morning. >> reporter: that is an official police term barricade that means they have a guy in the house or woman in the house and they don't want to come out of the house just yet but police have a great hostage negotiator and a barricade negotiator and that is him getting in his car there in plane clothes and right behind his car you see a couple uniformed officers and up where you see that light on more officers. so what happened was right before 3:00 o'clock shots were fired in that house. the good thing is nobody was hit so nobody was hurt. but the guy with the the gun who obviously already fired it and was feared he would fired it again was guy that wouldn't come out of the house. police came to ogontz and andrews in the middle of the night. whenever you don't see trash on the street you know people care about their neighborhood. very nice neighborhood. woke up in the middle of the night. their biggest problem was another guy kept walking through all of the police line

going out this evening, now that everything is over, we have an ms walk in pennsauken today, our steve keeleyn is gone. it's going to be a little bit of a damp evening but the rain is pretty much out of the picture. drizzle, fog. that will be just about it. you're looking at our beautiful market street. you could see the ben franklin parkway in the distance. but some fogth building in already. we have had a good deal of rain. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. atlantic city seeing most rain, this is airport, nearly an inch of's rain, philadelphia six 10th, trenton about a third, reading about a third, allentown 210s. on ultimate doppler you can see breaks in the overcast. the sun tried to get in there before setting in northern parts of chester county and also the northeastern corner of new castle county. but for the rest of us cloudy and few breaks to the west. nevertheless, few more showers, we see a dry break and month re rain, i do think during the early morning hour, even tomorrow more than's rush a few spotty showers that will be just a about it. right now, temperatures at the warmest

. >> one of those shootings officers shot and killed a man, so let's get to steve keeley. >> this happened in overbrook. >> steve? >> weaver some daylight, maybe little better for our viewers to see at home, the aftermath of this police shooting, and it was a lethal shootingment you can see an officer now approaching the passenger side that far maroon mini-van, and looking inside, and apparently he's got his flashlight out. what happened was almost six hours old, but that van, did not stop, police tell us, when it was told to do so. so, the van involved still here no philly police tow trucks, even on this street. so this scene is not getting cleared any time soon, as both homicide detective and internal affairs investigate, both standard, and they're findings usually then go to the district attorney who may even pay a visit here himself on his way into work. police tell us, they were trying to stop this van around 12:30 this morning, both marked and unmarked police vehicles at the time. police say the driver refuse their commands to stop, and the van then went into the direction of an offi