. >> a record shattering 5100 temple university freshman and transfer student set to arrive on campus. "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff live on temple campus in north philadelphia with this story. hey, alex? >> reporter: high there, guys. i guess what a fun and exciting day for everyone out here, as you mention, this is record breaking year for temple university, welcome ago record number of new students, at 5100. >> that familiar sound after fresh start. >> today day two of temple university move in for first year student, 1600 student moving in today. >> this is the largest incoming class from temple university history, ryan yost now, part of it. >> i've been looking forward to it for a long time all summer, finally here, i can't believe it. >> ryan family travels from limerick, pennsylvania, with heavy load and mix of excitement and nerves. >> your name? >> ryan. >> nice to meet you. >> just like that, he's home. >> looks really nice. nice and big and very exciting. it is good. >> he's my baby, so this is the last one i'm sending off. so i think it will be a pretty emotional da

former temple university police officer and his best friend. also a temple cop until a few days ago. >> she had a lot of bruises and scarring from the neck down. >> reporter: homicide captain james clark says cops found the victim, joyce, late friday morning naked and chained to a workout bench. police say her boyfriend 47-year-old a ron wright beat joyce during an argument. his best friend marquise robinson lived on the second floor of the home on the 4600 block of green street in germantown. officers say instead of stepping in, the temple cop joined in. >> the friend was actually helping position the female and turn her and contort her body into certain positions so the boyfriend could beat her in those areas of her body. >> reporterbody. that night thursday she called and we heard screaming and cussing and glass and we banged on the door and nobody seemed to be there but we knew we just hung up the phone with her. >> joyce's cousin waited on her front porch across the street for hours but saw nothing. police found her body the next morning.

police say by her own boyfriend 47-year-old former temple university police officer aaron wright. micide captain james clark says wright's best friend marquise robinson current temple cop until days ago helped beat the mother of two with a police baton. >> partner actually was contorting her body so that the boyfriend could get to it and beat all parts of her body. >> we used to bank on the door and attempt to help her, and he would tell us to hyped our business. >> reporter: her cousin lives on the same stretch of green street in germantown where a sign outside the scene of the alleged crime still reads, the wrights. police say the two suspects are best friends who shared a home with their girlfriends. cousin, alleges wright regularly beat joyce in front of her two month old and 10 month old children. family members afraid because the two men had law enforcement backgrounds. especially robinson who remain on the tu force until his arrest days ago. >> not only did he backed up a murderer, he was supposed to be police officer. >> reporter: and temple says it is cooperating with the

she's at temple university hospital. search for suspect who is going on at this time. chris and lauren. >>> tragedy in the germantown section. the one person is dead in a fast moving house fire. four other people were injured after that fire ripped through a two story home on clapper street last nights. fire fighters rescued two people inside. fire was out in 15 minutes. but not before fire fighters risked their own lives to save others. >> they brought one lady out the front door, and then they took somebody else from upstairs. they had to go through the house and upstairs, and they brought them off the roof, and then they were trying to resuscitate them on the roof. >> no word on a cause of the fire just yet, red cross is helping those victims. >>> now to our developing story out of south jersey police are on the search for a killer. >> police say it is first murder in burlington city in years. sabina kuriakose live outside burlington city police with more on the search for the gun man. sabina, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren. thinks eighth

. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. markable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome back to "inside story." let's talk about a directive from governor wolf. there is a new effort to get 20 centers to treat opioid addiction across the state, which is an explosive problem now. $20 million was set aside, $15 million of it state money. $5 million is federal matching funds, so the legislature only came up with $15 million of the $34 million he originally asked for

the woman is being treated at temple university hospital. she also in critical condition. firefighters say the blaze does not appear to be suspicious. >> a driver with a history of drunk driver is in jail accused of running over an homeless amputee veteran. elaine as she was known was hit by a truck at lehigh and masher. he ran the red light and clipped another 18-year-old woman. the 18-year-old identified him as the hit-and-run driver. >>> jerry sandusky is expected to appear in court for day two of his appeal hearing. the once penn state football coach wants his conviction overturned saying his attorneys did not do an adequate job during the first trial. he is a serving a 30 to 60 year sentence. >> 35:36, the red cross is calling the flooding in the u.s. the worst natural disaster to hit the u.s. since super-storm sandy. governor john bell said people are now only paying attention to the crisis. democrat claims it disaster didn't get a lot of attention because it was not a hurricane or a named storm. a garage bears a message, flooding lives matter. president obama will v

commissioner mike carol says his office investigated the bus company recently at the folks at the temple universityt fumes from the idling buses were entering this air vent near the bus stop and spreading through the building and clinic here. temple confirmed those complaints to fox 29. and said they were waiting for a response from the city. >> we'll be putting signs up which indicate there's in idling and hopefully that had help as well. >> reporter: carol went on to say the streets department was also concerned about the number of bus companies using the ninth and race street stops. >> we some evidence there were multiple companies operating at that location which is permitted just for united bus. >> reporter: in fact fox 29 investigates also found several different bus companies using the bus stops. some buses were marked harmonious grand tour bus company. the ticket taker actually handed out schedules with h and g bus company, ink. and we found some buses actually did belong to united bus and travel. but all of those buses that stopped here were registered out of massachusetts where harmonious

commissioner mike carol says his office investigated the bus company recently after the folks at the temple universitylained that fumes from the idling buses were entering this air vent near the bus stop and spreading through the building and clinic here. temple confirmed those complaints to fox 29. and said they were waiting for response from the city. >> we'll be putting signs up indicate there's no idling and hope if that will help as well. >> reporter: carol went ton say the streets department was concerned about the number of bus companies using the ninth and race street stop. >> we had some evidence there were multiple companies operating at that location which is permitted just for united bus. >> reporter: in fact, fox 29 investigators also found several different bus companies using the bus stop. some buses were marked hair mope yous grand tour bus company. ticket taker actually handed out schedules with h and g bus company, ink. we found some buses actually did belong to united bus and travel. but all of those buses that stopped here were registered out of massachusetts where harmonious grand

sight. >> mike carol says his office vest investigated the bus company recently at the folks at temple universitymes from the idling buses were entering this air vent near the bus stop and spreading through the building and clinic here. temple confirmed those complaints to fox 29 and said they were waiting for a response from the city. >> we'll be putting signs up that indicate there's no idling. hope that will help. >> reporter: carol went on to say the streets department was concerned about the number of bus companies use the ninth and race streets stopped. >> we have some evidence there were multiple companies operating at that location which is permitted just for united bus. >> reporter: in fact, fox 29 investigates also found several different bus companies using the bus stop. some buses were marked harmonious grand tour bus company. the ticket taker actually handed out schedules with h and g bus company, ink. we found some buses actually did belong to united bus and travel. but all of those buses that stop here were registered out of massachusetts where harmonious grand tour is actually loc

temple university confirmed to "eyewitness news" that robinson was fired as an university police offers they are weekends, wright was also an officer at the school before he resigned in 2012. >> a viewing will be held tonight for a philadelphia firefighter who died while on duty last month. forty-two year old gabriel lee was 17 year veteran of the fire department, and a father of three. lee died july 23rd. his viewing is tonight at 6:00 at the deliverance evangelistic church on lehigh avenue. another viewing held tomorrow with funeral is her vet cents to follow. >> to campaign 2016, election just 100 days away, looks like hillary clinton got slum bump. clinton jumped back ahead of trump in a cbs news poll, battleground states, now leads the republican nominee by 2%. trump held a slight lead last week after the republican national convention. the pole covers 11 battleground states including pennsylvania, meantime, the war of words continues between trump and the muslim father of a fallen us soldier. our natasha brown has the story. >> the parent of muslim american soldier killed in iraq

nbc 10's monique braxton is live at temple university hospital in north philadelphia.onique, what can you tell us about the condition of the victims? hi, vai. one of the victims is here, listed in critical condition. we still are not sure, according to the fire department, of the relationship between the survivor here and the person who passed away. but our cameras were on the scene outside 56 clappier street when flames swiftly engulfed this two-story home. initially five people were reported trapped inside. we spoke to one neighbor who tried to rescue them before firefighters arrived. >> we heard her fall down the steps but we couldn't get in. >> reporter: five people in all were rescued from the home, two initially in critical condition. one has since passed away. the fire marshal is still working to determine the cause of the blaze. outside temple university hospital, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> ç71 degrees, 5:36. police in south jersey are looking for this suspect accused in a shooting that left a man dead and a young girl hurt. burlington county prosecutor

. >>> temple university welcomed the freshman class, there are more than 300 international students as well. katherine scott was there as the students startd this new chapter in life. >> it may be august and it's time tore the new school year and here at temple the freshman are moving in. the carts are rolling and the sun is shining, the time for temple universe students to move in has come, a fresh beginning for the freshman class. >> i'm nervous and excited. >> i don't know what to expect, i have never lived in the city and i'm only 18, so i'm excited and optimistic. >> boxes and bags and clothes and food it has to be unloaded and taken upstairs. parents with a lot of pride and preparation have brought them to this day. food shopping and clothes shopping and all kinds of stuff and she has four times as much as my son took to college. >> relaxed and honestly, it's easy because we are less than an hour from here. if we forget something, i can bring it in. >> and look who we ran into our news director, tom davis helping his daughter move in for her freshman year. >> i try to stay out of

that building is occupied largely by temple university students. nobody was hurt, but the buildings was damage. the driver is in temple university hospital recovering. >>> developing news this morning, protesters took to the streets of milwaukee overnight after a police officer shot and killed the man. the man allegedly pointed a gun at the officer while running from a traffic stop. >> pro testers clashed with police and they set fires to businesses and cars. >> reporter: crews are on the scene of one fire well into the morning. as you can see just before 3:00 a.m., fire crews still putting out hot spots at this o'reilly auto parts in milwaukee. this is several fires in the neighborhood that crews tended to late saturday night into sunday morning. there was another one at a beauty supply store nearby and the bank down the street. the fires started after police were investigating a shooting where one of their officers shot a man they say was armed. the circumstances of that shooting they are still under investigation, but that set off unrest through

former temple university police officer and his best friend. so, temple cop until a few days ago. >> she had lot of bruises and scarring from the neck down. >> reporter: homicide captain james clark says cops found the victim joyce, seen here facebook photo, late friday morning naked and chained to workout bench. police say her boyfriend, 47-year-old aaron wright, beat joyce during an argument. his best friend marquise robinson lived on the second floor of the home the 4600 block of green street in germantown. officers say instead of stepping in, the temple cop joined in. >> the friend was actually helping position the female and turn her and contort her body into certain positions so the boyfriend could beat her in those areas of her body that night thursday she called and we heard screaming and cussing and glass and we ran over there and banged on the door, and nobody seemed to be there but we knew we just hung up the phone on h her. >> reporter: joyce's cousin waited on her front porch across street for hours but saw nothing. the next morning

she was returned to temple university hospital in critical condition. but she was able to communicate information to officers, namely that she recognized the nickname used on one of the suspects. investigators did recover evidence nearby the scene. >> 25th district police did a great job. they found in the rear driveway, a sack containing live shotgun shells and also what appears to be a knit skull cap or mask. >> reporter: and police recovered a shotgun nearby the home. police believe the victims knew one of the suspects, again, that victim being able to tell police as she was rushed to the hospital, that she recognized the nickname used for one of the suspects. we are told that the children are okay and with family members. we're live north philadelphia, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a water main break sent water into several north philadelphia businesses. the action cam was live on the scene at castor avenue. we learned that the water department did get the water shut off. the main burst at 5:00 a.m. chopper 6 hd was overhead. you can s

he died at temple university hospital. police have not released a motive and a woman started shooting what started at party on 8,000 block of mans field street ended with police to einstein hospital early this morning they questioned a 2 28-year-old man that had gunshot wound in leagues and he told hem he was headed to a party when he got into a fight with a woman and the man shot him and took off and police are on the hunt for him. >> mild video owe out of florida as a car dangled off an interstate trapped inside that car a woman and young child. >> fox's matt preza shows them how they got the car to safer ground before it plummetd first responders worked together to pull 27-year-old louisa linda kales and another from the wreckage and the whole time the mangled car dangles upside down at the edge ever the overpass ready to drop at any moment. the horrific accident happened before 11:00 on sunday on 408 near key hole blvrd. witnesses say the driver was going westbound on 408 and flipped over the guardrail into the median

." >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. markable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. let's turn and talk some very local subjects. monsignor william lynn -- we've seen this drama unfold since 2012, where he was convicted for essentially not being involved in child sex abuse, but moving priests around, not doing enough to stop it. he got a three-year sentence. at this point, he's served 33 months of it and 18 months

the she's at temple university hospital in critical condition at this time. back to you. >> so sad, dave kinchen thanks very much. >>> tragedy in the germantown section of the city. one person dead in the fast moving house fire, four others were injured after that fire ripped through a two story home on the block of the street last night. fire fighters rescued two people, inside the fire was out in less than 15 minutes but not before fire fighters risked their own lives to save others. >> they brought one lady out the front door, and then they took somebody else, from upstairs. so they had to go through the house and upstairs and they brought them off the roof, and then they were trying to resuscitate them on the roof. >> no word on a cause of the fire just yet the red cross is helping these victims. >>> in south jersey a killer is on the run. >> police say a man wanted for murder of the 24 year-old man over the weekend. is a bean occur cozies live with more on the gunman that they are searching for, sabina? >> reporter: good morning, chris and lauren, shooti

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police do not yet know who shot him or why. >>> well, these are the two former temple university policeermantown murder. police say aaron wright admitted to beating his girlfriend joyce to death. her body was found friday inside of a home along the 4600 block of green street. investigators say marquis robinson was also there during there attack. law a temple officer at the time but has since been fired. wright resigned in 2012. >> there's a new effort under way to prevent any more shootings involving children and guns in philadelphia. in june we told you about a four-year-old girl who found her mother's boyfriend's gun in a closet and accidentally shot and killed herself in north philadelphia. both adults are facing charges. that case and other similar tragedies inspired authorities to give out free gun locks today. >> it will prevent a small child from getting mom's boyfriend's gun and shooting his cousin's brains out. >> now, officials announced the gun lock give away at temple university hospital. it's part of a recent city law requiring safe storage of guns in homes where children l

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it happened on temple university's campus at broad and norris street.ice say the driver ran across the intersection and crashed in the steps of the corner building, the driver was hurt in the crash but is expect to be okay. >>> the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> developing this morning in milwaukee violence breaks out after a fatal police involve shooting. authorities say a crowd of protesters smashed a milwaukee police car into another and neighborhood where an officer shot and killed a man. the gas station and auto parts store were also torched. investigators say an officer was hurt by a thrown brick. police say shooting happened yesterday after a traffic stop and foot chase. one of the two people running from the scene was a 23 year-old man who was armed with the stolen hand gun. >> we didn't know it at the time but there were 23 round in that gun. twenty-three round in the gun that officer was staring at. >> reporter: the 24 year-old officer who shot the man had been on leave and his name has not been released. the officer has been w

. >>> temple university released a statement yesterday saying aaron wright resigned from temple's police department in 2012. marquis robinson has been terminated from the department. temple is cooperating with philadelphia police in their investigation. police have not publicly identified the victim. >>> funeral services begin for philadelphia fire fighters gabriel lee who died during his shift on july 23rd. he was a 17 year veteran annes was assigned to ladder company 12 in north philadelphia first viewing will be held it in at 6:00 at deliverancee advantage gel cat church on westerly high avenue and second church will take place tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning. funeral services will follow. no cause of death has been released. >>> black lives matter sign ruined at a local church, the word vandals removed and what church goers did next. >>> controversy brewing as miss teen u.s.a. pageant why newly crown winner is facing serious backlash this morning. >>> bob kelly? >> yo, good morning everybody. 40:00. as we get ready for a machine morning rush hour, we will go for a ride on the atlanti

rob did i remember ohio from temple university. somebody who may be an oh limb pi and at some point. he took home the 200-meter breast stroke for three years in a row, first place. i don't think ryan lochte has anything on this kid's olympic skies dream. who? forget that guy. one of the best swimmers his age in the nation right now. i love to be able to maaco limb pick trials and an olympic team would be a dream. the west town sophomore has placed first in the junior olympic's breast stroke. he is talented and smart. he's got char wrist a. he's a sweat kid. believe it or not swimming was never really his favorite sport. i used to play every sport. basketball, soccer, football. but then he took a pretty bad spill on his bike suffering a severe concussion that nearly killed him. all i remember is waking up in the hospital two days later. i lost memory of a goodyear before. the doctors said he would never be able to play a contact sport again. after many tests they gave me an okay for swimming. initially he felt out of place in the po

temple university confirmed to "eyewitness news" that robinson was fired as an university police office they are weekends. wright was also an officer at the school, before he resigned in 2012. >> if you take septa regional rail, listen up, some changes going into effect today. septa will no longer sell tickets on trains leaving the city from several stations, instead, you will have to show your ticket before you go to the platform. the station's include jefferson, temple, suburban, 30th street, and university city. septa made the change because of congestion, from the emergency repairs to more than 100 train cars. septa still does not know when that problem will be fixed. >> free deal back for limited time at i hop agree well one adult entree, the kids eat offer available august 1st through september 25th, a way to help parent stretch a dollar for school supplies. >> and if you want to earn some free dunkin donuts iced coffee and donut, roam up your sleeves and donate blood or platelets to the american red cross. it has a critical need right now for donors every all blood types, and the

police rushed him to temple university hospital in critical condition. there's no word on who stabbed the man or why. >>> an 18-year-old is dead after a shooting in germantown. 8 shots were fired and shell casings littered the scene there. police are looking for the shooter and searching for a motive. >>> a former army specialist has been found guilty in a lehigh courtroom. he was accused of killing the mother of his underage girlfriend. it took less than a hour to find him guilty of first degree murder. his girlfriend did not take the stand and pleaded guilty to helping plan the murder. barns will be sentenced september 19. first degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence. >>> in a stunning move, kathleen kane rested yesterday she is accused of leaking grand jury evidence to the press and lying about it under oath. legal experts explain why it would have been difficult for her to take the stand and argue that former aids were lying on the stand. >> if she testified she would open herself up to a difficult cross-examination which she would have to h

the driver is in critical, but stable condition at temple university hospital. action cam right at the scene, shortly after 2:00 a.m. where the bullet riddled audi came to an stop germantown avenue and erie street. the victim was able to drive that far after being shot along the 1300 block of erie. police are looking for the suspects and trying to figure out a motive. >>> new this morning, a three car crash in northeast philadelphia has sent two people to the hospital. the action cam was at that scene at harbison and bustleton avenues. those in the hospital do not have life threatening injuries. police are trying to determine the cause of the accident. >> this morning a reward is growing for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the murder of a little girl. this as her family tries to come to grips with her senseless death. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: 8-year-old gabriel carter's mother she could not hold back her anguish during a vigil for her daughter. hundreds gathered in camden last night. the little girl was shot in the head as she sat on the f

. >>> new this morning, crash near campus, a car wipes out the steps of a temple university frat house story, coming up at 7:30. plus, this crash, well, a crash caused more trouble for the rookies quarterback than originally thought. the diagnosis for carson wentz, and what fans are saying about it. >>> welcome back. thanks for being with us. 7:13, as we take a live look at boat house row in philadelphia. already 83 degrees. not much of a cool down overnight. another day of dangerous heat. first alert meteorologist, krystal klei, is back in just a few minutes with her full forecast. >>> new from overnight. a plea for calm in milwaukee, after a deadly police shooting. protesters set fire to at least four businesses. it started after police shoot and killed a man they said had a gun that turned out to be stolen. milwaukee police will be back out in force today. >>> police in north carolina are trying to figure out if there was gunfire inside a raleigh mall, when shoppers say they heard shots fired. eight people went to the hospital with minor injuries, after they were hurt rushing for ex

. >> a crash, a getaway another crash ends with an arrest near the campus of temple university. >>> feed philadelphia expands its pay by phone app meter up. chris sowers joins us with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. another day of oppressive heat. >> reporter: this is the last of it, it slowly gets better. >> reporter: let's get you outside, we're talking heat and humidity as we look live in wilmington. look at the haze. we have dewpoints in the mid 70s, usually that kind of air mass is confined to areas of the south, gulf coast states, florida, houston, texas t it's rare that you see these kind of dewpoints up north in the delaware and lehigh valleys. it's been like this for the last several days. today, unfortunately, another uncomfortable day. it will feel like 106, 107, 108. 70s north appear west, rain-cooled air from the thunderstorms. atlantic city, 82. trenton, 78 degrees. yes, once again it is very oppressive out there with dewpoints well into the 70s and it will stay that way throughout the day. satellite and radar be there's the relief, the cold front is knocking

the victim was rushed to temple university hospital where he later died. police saw a man running from the scene with a gun in hand him they chased him and they saw him toss the gun. the man was taken intody. >>> earch efforts will look for a manhe schuylkill river last seen near thereet chestnut street bridge in center city. it is not clear how he ended up in the water, if he jumped, fell or was pushed. two good samaritans jumped in and were pulled from the river themselves. they will be okay. >>> kids were stung by wasp in delaware, three youngsters had to be taken to a. i. dupont hospital for serious stings. an extreme -- exterminator was called out to spray the wasp nest. >>> two women who were hurt in the train crash in port richmond, have reached a settlement. dozens of other lawsuits are pending. amtrak was taken responsibility for the crash back in may of last year, 8 people killed and 200 injured. >>> ever new day brings a new controversy, this time comments from donald trump who called president obama the founder of isis at a rally last night aft

the class of 2020 will be the largest in temple's history and they come from the biggest pool of applicants the universityever had. temple classes are on monday. meanwhile, some 2,500 penn students are also moving in today. the new college house will be home to freshman. it includes dorms, a cafe and public areas. the new college house is the first built from the ground up as a planned dorm. as students move in, many are unaware of the new laws designed to protect them from violent crimes such as sexual assault. >> safety officials met yesterday with senator bob casey to talk about the challenges they have in keeping up with the new laws designed to care for students after a crime is committed. we want to make sure if colleges and universities are called upon to comply with what we hope they will comply with, that the federal government gives them the resources. >> it says colleges and universities must address sexual violence in communities and provide resources to students who need them. at temple, the students have access to a website that lists though resources and all the students are required to va

a record-breaking 6,100 freshman will start moving into temple university today. s of 2020 will be the largest in temple's history. they come from the biggest pool of applicants the university has ever had. temple classes start on monday.ç meantime, 2,500 penn students are also moving in today. the new college house will be home to more than 300 freshman, a brand new facility that includes dorms, a cafe and public areas. the college house is the first built up as a planned dorm. >>> now to decision 2016 and donald trump's ush for pennsylvania. >> he sent running mate mike pence to our area. he made a stop at tech tube in king of prussia yesterday. pence visited a bucks county manufacturing plant where he said donald trump is committed to getting more americans back to work. >> donald trump is going to roll his sleeves up and make sure that trade agreements with the american people work for the american worker first. >> pence also made a quick stop for a haircut. he visited jone's barber and hairstyle on main street in norristown. >>> donald trump will hold rallies

investigators say a 25-year-old man was shot in the chest and rushed to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. a 45-year-old man was shot in the chest and taken to the hospital. no word on his condition and no arrests have been made. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a house fire that ended with the death of a woman. the victim's brother is a firefighter across the river in wilmington. he and the victim's son spoke with trish hartman at the scene. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: 26-year-old ramir hoirld was embraced by friends and family outside the burned home in se lem. his mother identified as tasha roots died in the blaze. ramir was staying with a family member when the fire started. his mom was an independent woman who taught them to work hard. >> my mom up there. >> reporter: her older brother is a 30-year firefighter with the city of wilmington. >> the worst fear, pull up and it's a family member. so, i know what the fire will do. >> reporter: investigators with the new jersey state fire marshall's office went through the home looking for a cause. relat

she died at temple university hospital. aceto faces list of charges including homicide by vehicle, while under the influence. >>> a court hearing resumes tomorrow, for jerry sandusky. seeking appeal to have his conviction overturned. sandusky in court earlier this month in center county where he testified and denied molesting boys. former penn state assistant football coach is hoping to have his 45 count conviction thrown out or get a new trial. sandusky claims that his former defense lawyers bungled the trial. a jury convicted sandusky of sexually abusing ten boys, and now serving a 30-60 year prison sentence. >> the games in rio are coming to an end, but the controversy surrounding ryan lochte shows no sign of letting up. >> lochte originally claimed that a man dressed as a cop held a gun to him and three other swimmers then robbed them at a gas station in rio. but, brazilian police say the swimmer's vandalized the bathroom, then got into a fight with security guards over money for the damages. in a interview with nbc, lo

all right, so, moving on, this is temple university fox 29 interns., this type of thing, super easy to use, what's your piece of advice? >> so, the first time i did laundry, i went to college, i put these little guys into the laundry detergent, like compartment. >> where like the softener would go? >> right. instead of where it is supposed to go. >> so i put them in the barrel, long story short. >> here what we will do. you have been doing laundry? >> since thirds great, shout the to elaine bell. >> she had no time to do your laundry. you annually just these ladies. so you'll go through and you're going through there, so the choices are, okay, to mix, light and dark, and then do they get hot and cold? so, let's begin. so we have team temple versus away. home team. away team. pull something out. tell us what you think. >> so, just one. >> oh,. >> what do you think? >> cold. >> cold. >> cold. >> it is cold. >> your turn? >> okay. >> cold. >> oh, exact same one? >> yes. >> what do you think? >> cold. >> is it okay to mix with other clothes? >> ya. >> dep

>> temple move in day. 5100 freshman, student, arriving on the campus of temple university day. look at all of that stuff. excited. i remember this moment when i was going off to college. good morning, alex holley. >> hello. >> i love to be out there. i've been out there at temple. such a need day, the parent saying good-bye, trying to get the mini fledges in. we will be out there today. >> all morning we've been doing this thing, on our facebook page, trying to get to 700,000 likes. if we reach 700,000 likes mike injury lick get his election washings dollars on the air. first he said oh, i'm cool. then, no, we will never get to 700,000 i'm confident, now very close to 700,000. i think how many more? of away. now kind find the man, because he knows he's going to get waxed live on tv. >> help us get it, you know he doesn't like his feet touched. mike doesn't like any of those kind of things. he be freaking out. >> very sensitive, balls he did the pedicure last week, that was quit funny. so now that i look, okay, now let's do this, us a plucked and prodded by the time we're throug

one person was beaten and taken to temple university hospital for treatment of minor injuries. police say the suspects demanded cash from the homeowner and they are both at large. there's no word on a motive. >> neighbors rushed toward a burning home in philadelphia at germantown section. five people were inside and one did not survive. neighbors sprang into action before firefighters arrived. >> they were screaming and hollering and letting us know where it was at. >> one lady fell down the steps, we couldn't get to her because there was too much smoke. firefighters got to her and the man, but he died. the three other people in the homemade it out on their own. investigators tell us the blaze does not appear to be suspicious. >>> lightning sparked a fire that damaged two homes in middletown, delaware. this happened at 4:00 p.m. in the spring mill community. shortly after a thunderstorm past, residents reported seeing smoke coming from two houses, everybody made it out safely nobody was hurt. >> happening today, convicted pedophile jerry sandusky is expected to appear in court

operation err responded and took the injured woman to temple university hospital. meanwhile, another woman was taken to northeast detective. >> terrible, you know, it was terrible, why would you bite somebody's finger off? >> girl stuck her hands, i was -- so in the process, i put, you know, bit her finger because her hands was out. >> doctors work to re-attach the woman's finger, at this point, no charges have been filed. >>> it is not just us humans who are trying to escape this intense heat. >> are you going to get goosebumps again reading this story? >> oh,. >> cockroach are coming out like crazy. >> eww look at this video. >> i'm not going to watch you. >> look away, i'll read this. the critters have been invading several local businesses lately, experts say the heat is dock this. -- is doing thisment summer conditions, well, they increase the metabolism of roman the ability to row produce, hence, this sort of influx of roaches into restaurant, plaza in south fill which actually shutdown, because the city health department, after the insect were found on the w

victim was transported to temple university hospital where he died. nasir's father anthony robinson spoke to our bruce gordon yesterday and he said his son was walking to the neighborhood deli when his life was taken. nasir's family wanted to share their son's story so people can see him as a person and in the just another philly crime statistic. >> these are people, they have families, and their loved ones are touch, destroyed and devastated by this. it is in the just a number. this could be you. it could be anybody. if you know anything, what to in happened to you, how would you feel? would you want someone to make that phone call anonymously if you know because this is pain that no one should carry. you shouldn't be burying your children. that is the sadest parties kid are killing kids. >> reporter: nasir leaves behind a within year-old son and a second son just days old. nasir's father says he wants to know what happened to his son. he can't bear to watch the surveillance video and that video has not yet been released to the media police tell us a

as for aaron wright temple university tells us he used to be a police officer there but he hadn't been on the force there since 2012. >> does not appear she was beaten in her face but everything below the neck she had a lot of bruises and scarring from the neck down. >> reporter: a neighbor also told us the victim had two children, a 2-year-old girl and a 10-month-old boy. coming up in the next hour we're working to bring you comments from that neighbor who was also a church member atending temple with the victim. live for now outside police headquarters, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> all right, monique. >> the ongoing septa slowdown. it's changing the way regional rail riders pay their fare and it could impact how you get home this afternoon. going to take a live look at 30th street station. regional rail riders will have to buy tickets before they board at any philadelphia stations from now until 6:30 tonight. septa saying they made this change because of scheduling issues when they had the sideline more than 100 rail cars with structural problems. septa says they got complaints a

reporter: and the name of that surviveing gunshot victim has not been released she is in at temple university hospital in critical condition. chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> traffic has been backed up all morning long on 476 in delaware county because of a deadly crash. this is what it looked like from chopper 6 hd around 10:00 a.m. the crash happened in the southbound side near cardinal o'hara drive in springfield. the mri -- the police say the driver was killed. >>> philadelphia police release information about the stabbing inside a restaurant and bar in old city. the victim died from his injuries, stabbed inside the blue martiniy second at market early saturday morning. police say he was at a table when an argument was started. he was stabbed in the neck with an unknown object. police have not made any arrest and the investigation is on going. >>> convicted child molester, jerry sandusky will be in court for day two of a three day appeals hearing. he wants his child molestation conviction overturned. he argued that the defense attorneys did not do an adequate job d

let's go outside and show you what it looks like, sky6 live hd looks living with our temple university camera. we have our partly cloudy skies, the temperature already 77 degrees, it's warm and mucky, mucky -- muggy, the dewpoint is 70. the wind have switch to the west northwest. you will ocean temperature with upwelling dropped dramatically, 64 degrees. day 6 of the heat wave. it started on wednesday, 93 degrees, we've been above that everyday since. the worst of it was saturday, we hit 98. even sunday's high of 97. we're taking the high down a little bit and backing off the humidity only a hair. it might feel better than yesterday, but the heat wave continues today. satellite and radar showing we have mostly clear skies, yes you see the clouds and the front that's out to the north and west, not impacting us today. we have an isolated shower. actually the best chance of it would be south and east of physical. our high, 94. it's going to feel like 100 this afternoon at 8:00 a.m., 78 with bright sunshine, 10:00 a.m., 85. lunchtime, 89 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 94 that's the high today. by 5:0

he is listed in critical condition at temple university. so far no arrest haves been made there. police are also look nothing late night shooting in kingsessing there is happened just after 10:30 along beaumont avenue. we're told the man was shot in the stomach. he was taken it penn presbyterian medical center. no word on his condition or if any arrests were made. >> one person dead this morning after being hit by a septa train in delaware county. it happened just after 9:30 last night. a septa spokesperson says the train traveling on the media elwin line hit the person, near the fernwood great on station, about 90 passengers evacuated from the train, and transferred to septa buses to complete their trip. the victim yet to be identified. >> after the break, going for the gold. the us women's team getting off to a great start in the summer games. how new jersey's own carli lloyd helped lead the team to victory. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, w

. >>> a driver is injured after this car crashed into the front steps of a temple university frat housenbc 10, north philadelphia, the crash at the alpha pae house, it lost a wheel just before the accident. investigators believe the car was involved in an earlier hit and run somewhere else in the city. we're working to find out more on that, plus the condition of the driver. >>> this morning, a 6-year-old philadelphia boy is talking after he was shot ten times. yesterday, we spoke with the aunt of his aunt. doctors took him off a ventilator and he sat up and started talking. he was shot after getting out of a car with his godfather thursday night in germantown. the two were caught in the crossfire of a turf battle. >>> also in philadelphia, firefighters were busy yesterday, battling this blaze at a daycare center in west mount erie. nbc 10 was on the scene. the daycare is a former church. investigators are looking for the cause of that fire. >>> you know, i put down failing at new york times. >> donald trump, unloads on the media again. this time, taking aim at the gray lady. more of hi

he's list in the critical condition at temple university hospital.arrests have been made in that case. >> lauren one person dead after being hit by a septa train in delaware county. happened just after 9:30 last night. a septa spokesperson says the train traveling on the media elwin line hit the person near the fernwood yeadon station. about 90 passengers were evacuated from that train, and transferred to septa buses to complete their trips. the victim has yet to be identified. and vice president joe biden being honored right here in philly for his effort to fight cancer. what he says is his greatest regret. when it comes to not running for president. >> and you have seen those donkeys around town. >> sure. >> they're a fixture here, right? well, don't get used to them. when the dnc donkeys will be removed and where they're going. >> get your ass out of town? >> vice president biden shared his greatest regret in not seeking the re-election for vice president this year. >> i've decided after my son succombed to neuroblastoma that it just wasn't approp

noon, 84. 3:00 p.m., 90 degrees right as i am wrapping up my move winning my son at temple university, today is day two of the move in which is the day he was assigned to. 6:00 p.m., 86 degrees, matt pellman what do you think, i got an owl in the family, another one. >> reporter: he is joining the owl club, i'm sure he'll have a great experience. >> reporter: some of the traffic spencer we enjoyed -- experience we've enjoyed has cleared out. the overnight construction on the vine street expressway has cleared, crews return for one moore night of overnight closures this week. overnight construction on the southbound boulevard by fox street and i-95 northbound by girard, those zones have cleared, as well. there's a broken down vehicle i-95 northbound by the betsy ross bridge, luckily that is off to the side. a tree came down on a parked car edge hill at lancaster road off city avenue. a our by riddy and mcdade boulevard has cleared out of the way -- our broken down vehicle deadly avenue and mcdade boulevard has cleared out. the water main break at shipley road in northern delaware has b

victim was transported to temple university hospital where he died. nasir's father spoke to our bruce gordon yesterday and he is hoping that witnesses come forward to help investigators catch his son's killer. >> i hope someone can identify the person did this to my child. if they have any information to come forward with it. this person is out there walking the streets. >> reporter: nasir leaves behind a within year-old son and second son just days old. nasir's father says he wants to know what happened to his son he can this is bear to watch the video showing the final moments play out on that surveillance footage, his wife, nasir's step mommies going to take a look to see if they recognize anyone from the area police have not yet release that had surveillance footage and according to police no suspects or motive a at this time, lauren and chris. >> thank you so much. >>> over in west philadelphia crews work throughout the night to fix a water main break on haverford avenue this was the scene at forty-second street shortly after midnight they had to

stations include temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street and university city.he confusion along with the first day rush of monthly rail pass sales translated into staggering long lines at suburban station. >> more people, missed trains, late trains. >> reporter: the recent defect with septa's silver liner fleet translated into crowded trains and conductors unable to collect ticks. so now you must buy that ticket before you get on the train. >> good news septa says the crowds will be much shorter tomorrow as people get used to the new system and perhaps get their ticks earlier but lucy tonight a loft frustrated commuters out there tonight. >> here we go again. all right. crisco connell thank you very much. video making the rounds on social media and now philadelphia police have seen it, too. they're trying find who he have started this chaos inside the wawa along torresdale avenue in tacony we're blurring it because not everybody in this video is involved. less say a group of help and women walked into the store and started arguing with an employ employee. then

he went to the florida and them for the undergraduate, and got his doctorate, from temple university. he is now a professor at the university of florida. ibram kendi will give the background under the history of racism in america. professor d. watkins put together a number of essays, living and dying while black in america. the book chronicles his life story in many ways, talks about the things he grew up with and the things he witnessed but professor d. watkins is able to