stay on bristol. usestol to get around the closer of alms house roadworking on some of the drainage pipes. downed pole closing eagle road. camden county, the downed pole over here, white horse pipe eastbound punch branch road is out of there. >> police are investigating a mysterious shooting along the passyunk avenue bridge in south philadelphia. a refinery worker nearby reported the gunshots at 5:00 a.m. police found ten shell casings along the westbound lanes, but didn't find any shooting victims. investigators are checking surveillance cameras to see if they picked up images of the shootings. >>> chilling details about the texas gunman killing spree and the lone survivor who stopped him from killing again. this is the surveillance video of killer who surrendered to police. he has been identified as ronald lee haskill. his 515-year-old daughter was shot in the head she survived and called 911 to tell police that her father left the home to kill another relative who was working at a restaurant. police ca

on the burlington bristol bridge. so there's only one lane to begin with in each direction. they're only usinge alternating until we can get this cleared up. expect a delay in both directions. an accident eastbound on the pennsylvania turnpike. we're going to find delays eastbound near that early accident near conshohocken. but that one off to the shoulder. mass transit looking good. >> the national transportation safety board has closed the book on the paulsboro derailment and placed the blame on conrail. the report found that a train rolled past a red signal indicating that the rails were not aligned. a conductor not trained in bridge inspection looked beforehand and said he had found no problem. they said the conrail did not follow its own consultant's advice to close the bridge. the report also criticized local emergency officials for their handling of the toxic gas release. >> your time is 6:37. and 3 on your side has new crash test results for you this morning. small cars are more popular than ever. the insurance institute for highway safety puts them through a newer, tougher crash test.

us one last time this morning. that's the latest, live in bristol, bucks county, jesse gary, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:03.new from overnight, a 21-year-old man was shot to death in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. police officers tell us they found the man slumped over in a mini van on north wilton street around 10:30. no arrest and no apparent motive. sht collapsed yesterday in philadelphia's cobbs creek ey piece because peo living in menes cth weight of c. ofnes.ounty man cused of luring aaping a woman has a eliminar upper darby police say he attacked aphho .ce eisakeseas ysl brown was a kion, person pl ed sundayight at a she was hit this the by a bu. tsie and call nate isbackn sess deluc l rden aop iknbut e hope here ae but certain, thele agaiomsbg. ileted quite urs o the24e'rel t easily aroved a amement to a bill last week authorizing thi use a another vote. city leaders system the tax will gerate $45 million for this million in its first full year on the books. state senator anthony hardy williams says while this tax would be a start to fixing the failing schools, lawmakers still need to do mor

on the platt. again, after those signs are installed today keep in mind you have to drop the speeds, a little slower than what you're used to. during the overnight hours on the burlington bristolre doing construction. construction on the commodore today. westbound during the midday you'll have two lanes into pennsylvania just one lane into new jersey from 9:00 until 12:30. into jersey on the commodore you could see delays. delaware memorial looks fine at this point in either direction between salem county and new castle county. that is your bridge roundup. tam back over to you. >> well done, matt pelman. >> thank you. >> firefighters are gaining ground against a destructive wildfire in southern oregon. a shift in the winds forced the fire back on itself and that's helping them out. the blaze destroyed six homes and 14 other buildings near the sprague river. many of the 100 residents who had been evacuated were able to return home. but the cause has not been determined. however, lightning has been ruled out. >> comcast is apologizing to a tech savvy customer from california because a comcast representative had spent 20 minutes on the phone trying to talk the customer out of can

use grays ferry. they are closing alms house road between hatboro roadworking on the drainage pipes there. city on bristol instead. >> reporter: we're in the low to mid 70s right now. 86 by noon, that will strict early by 2:00 p.m. it will slide to 84 and 80 by 6:00 p.m. there's are a chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. that will be down in south jersey and delaware. i think most of the day is dry for other areas. down at the airport, we like to see a lot of green planes on the board and that's what we have this morning. i don't see any rain reported in any of the heavily traveled destinations. clear sailing. >>> bad reactions to drug occur 90,000 times each year. one in five results in hospitallation. >>> the american academy of neurology is urging doctors to cross the line of dr. patient confidentiality. allowing the doctors to communicate with coaches if the players get concussion. it's the move to ease the pressure of getting back on the field. >>> the average price if philadelphia is a few cents above the national average. >> reporter: good thursday morning to you, gas prices are culling down,

three-year old grandmother takes on a robber and used a pot of hot what the tore fight back. >>> three people shot in a bucks county neighborhood. here's a live look at a bristol township following the latest on the investigation. >>> a community in morning now outrage with the philadelphia fire department. why they are demanding answer this is morning. >>> things get heated when a man confronts two women about stealing his belongings, what they did, when he had the camera rolling. >>> and beyonce sister solange opening up about that crazy, elevator fight with jay-z what she told lucky magazine. >>> good day, everybody, it is tuesday, july the eighth, 2014. good to be here, glad to have you with us. sue is checking on the weather and kacie had right idea with the the hair. i think this is not a problem i attempted to fight. >> good pony tail day. >> you said it. we dot best we can but we know you understand, and you bear with us, anyway, we are glad you are with us this morning. we will give you the numbers. it will be hot and humid today as we walk out the door right now, 77 degrees in philadelphia, 76 in reading. seventy-four in atlantic city. seventy-five i

one person dead, two others are injured. fox 29's steve keeley following the story for us live from bristol township with the update, steve. >orter: we have our first daylight unfortunately it has in the shed anymore official light on exactly what went down here five hours ago, and since police told us that there is not an armed killer on the run they think, there is no official ruling that this is a murder/suicide with the third victim also shot, but at least them telling us that there is be in out there with the gun tells you that this is likely a case of a person who did all of the shooting here, one of the three people shot, one of the two they found inside the house. that is where they found one person dead and second adult male shot in the head. a third adult male, the one that went for help was shot in the back and that guy going to a neighbor's house looking for help is the reason that anybody the the police are people living here on winter drive right off 95 exit for bristol first had any indication that anything had happened inside the house here where police have been here all night. we have had three people shot

fender-bender east bound on the schuylkill at gulph mills millions interchange and that rain last night has us flooded out bristollley roadblock at trenton road this morning. ukee, back over to you. >>> in sports flyers captain claude giroux is not expected to face criminal charges after reportedly spending a night in the canadian jail. ottawa sun newspaper said giroux was arrested in the city for repeatedly grabbing a police officers buttocks. newspaper says it happened outside a bar and alcohol could have been involved. giroux lives in ottawa in the off season. >>> flyers general manager ron hextall released this statement, we are aware of the reports surrounding girl right. until we have more information we will withhold making any further comment. >>> all-star vote willing ends at 11:59 tonight and phillies chase utley hold a big league over national league second base man. phillies play marlins late are tonight. first pitch at 6:05. rough night last night the for cole hamels. marlins got to king cole for three runs and phillies offense was shut out for the 11th time, time this season. phillies lose five to n

tacony-palmyra, betsy ross bridge burlington bristol all clear most of us us are in the 70s, 73 in in millville, 73 in allentown and 70 one in sea isle city. 77 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 85 by noon. as we get into the later morning and especially in the afternoon, it gets hotter an starts to feel a little bit stickier. 234089 oppressive humidity, but humid, 93 is the high, we'll hit that at 4 m approximate. -- at 4:00 p.m. >>> crews in modern tan work to remove plane parts that slid down a riverbank last thursday, the fusel lodges belong to boeing. the plane parts were on their way for final assembly when the crash occurred. no injuries reported. the derailment in under investigation. >>> clipper co-owners donald and she shelly sterling has been cleared to negotiate the sale without her husband's consent when he was declared mentally incapacity at a timed. his attorney claims those exams were ineffective and incompletely. >>> washington hopes to issue licenses to shop owners who hope to sell legalized marijuana. most grand openings are not scheduled until tomorrow. washington voters legalized pot back in 2012. more than 2600

use swedesboro road or 611 or stay on 322 or route 49 through salem county. of course we'll keep you posted. we had overnight construction at the burlington bristol bridge. those crews are out there. ben franklin bridge westbound bridge delays. south philadelphia, it's the right lane getting by in both directions near the walt whitman bridge causing slowing, but, again, the crews should clear soon. tam. >> this morning we're starting with breaking news, investigators are trying to figure out how a couple of died in their philadelphia home and we've learn that they are relate to do a top city official. katherine scott is live in the 2500 block of north spangler street. she's got more details. good morning, catherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police are trying to figure out this out, family members say they last spoke to the couple yesterday there was no sign anything was wrong. there daughter who has their own home, but sometimes comes to stay here, stopped by last night and she was the one who found the couple dead in the stairwell. somebody called police after report of her screaming. you can see family members, loved ones gathering around the co

use 413 instead of eagle road that's closed because of a downed pole. in chalfonte another downed pole is blocking lime kiln pike between butler and new jersey avenues. stay on bristolget around that blockage. another downed pole along the white horse pike, at pump branch road by the wawa. the right lane is blocked there. you can squeeze by. no major problems on the ac expressway or 206 as you head toward tabernacle. east whiteland chester county watch out along phoenixville pike, the animals are out and about making an appearance. watch out for them. >> breaking right now, police are searching for the driver of a car in connection with a mysterious drive-by shooting in south philadelphia. they found ten shell casings and low peace yurng avenue. police -- passyunk avenue. a security guard at the nearby sunoco refinery reported hearing the gunfire. chopper 16 heading to the scene, stay with "action news" for updates on that. >>> a gaping hole in a glass window is all that raiments with a woman's close call with -- remains with a woman's close call from a chisel that went flying up to the 4th floor of an adjacent highrise. the flying glass struck a woman, but she was

chris, tonight we caught up with the bristol township fire marshal and he told us that in his 30 years he has responded to countless accidents and what he saw today was one of the worse the but with the best out come. a mini van mangled. >> everything was on their side today. >> reporter: crushed. >> everything from the way the truck stopped. >> reporter: and flatten. >> they were lucky. >> reporter: it is easy to see why even the seasoned first responders are amazed no one was seriously hurt. >> the parents who were front seat passengers of the mini van had already got out. it was just the teenaged boy in the middle row of the mini van was entrapped. >> i saw him hug a paramedic that was actually inside the van with him. >> reporter: this is the view from chopper three the 17 year old thanking his rescuers before he and his parents were taken at the hospital. according to police, it was around 3:00 tuesday afternoon the trash truck and the mini van had just gotten off of i-95. both were turning left on to route 413 when police say the trash truck for some reason lost control, rolled over and landed on top of money knee van. and this utility pole authori

middletown, bucks county, bristol oxford valley road closed between trenton and wood burn, you will be turned and on trenton road and you can use it as an alternate. >> hey, dream come true for bucks county mother, her son, who has held captive in honduras, comes home. what he says his mother did every day to make this emotional reunion happen. >>> a fire in northern california, has grown to nearly 4,000 acres, this fire has forced evacuation of 200 homes in nap a county, and more homes could be in danger, crews are working to strengthen containment lines, no injuries have been reported. >> two wisconsin girls accused of stabbing classmate to please a fictional on line character appear before a judge. now, doctors consider, one of them mentally incompetent to stand trial. prosecute remembers asking for additional pschiatric tests for 12 year old morgan guiser, and they want hearing scheduled on this issue, they say guiser and anisa stabbed another girl their age 19 times. they are currently charged as adults. >> looking at the mental health, already functions, competency, issues like that. >> both girls due back in court august

bristol, oxford valley road closed. this is between trenton road and wood burn road. you will be turned around on trenton road, you can use it as an alternate. karen? >> thank you so much, caitlin. eagles running back lesean mccoy honored in philadelphia, the accolade >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. eagles -- phillies have season low, again, losing to the marlins. we haven't reached the all-star break, i'm afraid the phillies season is over. going to miami, fourth inning, no runs, that's a scoreless game, but single with the bases loaded and one out. not pretty. a hit, cole hamels, five innings, four runs, not good. phillies lose it five-nothing. one upset at wimbleton yesterday. that's andy murray and you got to blame the equipment. not if you are playing like he is. my gosh. the defending champion loses in straight sets to gregor, and the eagles running back, lesean mccoy, adds another award for his mantle. yesterday he won the john wanamaker athletic award as the best athlete in philadelphia, previous winners reggie white, mike schmidt, and roy halladay. not bad company for lesean, that's sports in a minute, i'm ho

used for any reason. >> well, let's take you to bristol now. we speak to the author and documentarymaker gordon thomas, a friend of theodore van kirk and once took him ono hiroshima. how did what happened to him on that day affect his life? gordon, can you hear me? >> i can hear you now. >> i was wondering how his life, theodore's life was affected by the enola gay mission. >> well, initially, of course, he and the pilot and the crew all became subject of a huge volume of hate mail. he was swamped with it when they came back from a mission in america, when they got back to america. and this made him think he was involved in this. but gradually he came to realize that what they had done was not just the job of workers, but what he had done had helped to change the whole shape of world war ii. dutch, he was known as, he and paul, the pilot, had both flown in britain during the war with bomber command on missions into germany, quite amazing. he was then recalled to america to take part in the mission. his job as navigator was to navigate the plane to exact point of the target. so he had a key role in the plane. a and dutch used to say, my god, i wouldn't

bristol township live with more, steve. >> we told you earlier we got an update from family and friend not from police since 4:00 since they told us they had one dead in the house here, two other people shot at a hospital. family came from the hospital where one of them were shot in the head they identified as josh johnson a 28 year-old whom you will hear from his caretaker coming up after police chief talks. when she's talking about not just shot last tonight here but shot previously five years ago when he lived in philadelphia and that got him in the wheelchair. even though he could not use his legs he could use his hand and kept a gun in his house for protection. question is did he shoot the other man and kill him in his house and wound the other guy or did they shoot him. that is question we are waiting to hear from police. so far no answers other than the the ones we are about to hear from two and a half hours ago. >> when officers arrived they found one deceased victim inside the house and two other victim inside the house that have received gunshot wounds. >> reporter: way you found out about this is somebody got out of the house someho

used to something and then get president i. burlington bristol bridge, road work, alternating lanes between now and 5:00 a.m. it will be little slow down. also see if you are headed westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike, road work there. we'll get to coming up next. eastbound side of 42 it, one accident, around 363 has been moved to the shoulder. watch out for the slick roads this morning, chris? >> kacie, 4:32, breaking news for in you connection with to you groom some discovery. police waiting to serve search warrant on home on a person of interest they are questioning about brutal death after woman whose body was found in a duffle bag. fox 29's jennifer joyce now at police headquarters with the very latest on this, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. police tell us the person of interest is a 23 year old man who lived in the same west philadelphia apartment complex as the victim, laura, and also hearing that charges could be filed as early as today. yesterday the victim's family came to philadelphian now live in oak home, a and they met with detective about their daughter's murder. police say laura was found strangled and stuffed into a duffle bag on

bristol has told us that without the support, jobs at brings stoll would be at risk, which would have a negative impact on the local economy. we want to promote american manufacturing, not shrink it. finally, eagle paper international in virginia beach. this is an international paper manufacturer and distributor. been around since 1998. virginia beach is an important place because we have an octavee port in virginia beach. it is a great place to find exports and ship exports from. so eagle paper has succeeded in exporting paper worldwide. eagle has told us, "ex-im is a crucial part of our business. without the export credit insurance, we would not be able to support the customer base that we currently have. without this customer barricks our sales would decrease and in turn we would have to eliminate employees in order to keep our business up and running." madam president, not often do we have such no-brainers present themselves on the floor. i'll end where i started. let's create american jobs. let's help businesses find customers around the world. and let's do it at no cost to the american taxpayer. w