fox 29's dave schratwieser now with the interview you saw first on fox. >> how you doing? you all right? >>> surviving. >> reporter: john kramer came out of the shadows tuesday less than 24 hours after police say he drove this 1990 corvette into the delaware river after a dispute with his estranged wife. >> i didn't want to put the car in the river but everybody is fighting over this dammed car that i paid $3,600 for two years ago. >> reporter: 50 year old kramer was clearly still shaken from the incident monday afternoon when he drove the car into the river and bailed out, then took off telling an eyewitness, please don't tell the police, it's a family affa affair. >> this whole thing started back on june 3rd when i found my son dead 11:00 o'clock in the morning, okay, in the basement of my house. >> reporter: kramer who lives in northeast philadelphia told fox 29 the corvette has been the center of a lot of problems between he and his wife recently. he wanted one of the family's five cars back and he couldn't get it. >> i wanted the van. okay? i've been begging my wife f

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at the federal courthouse in center city. dave? >> reporter: lucy, today's hearing lasted just five minutes long enough for the judge to tell delvin barnes he has to be back in court on friday for a pretrial detention hearing. federal prosecutors want him held without bail until he goes on trial on kidnapping charges. >> one week after leading authorities on a frantic search up and down the east coast, accused kidnapper delvin barnes faced a judge in federal court where he stands charged in the abduction of 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither. >> continue to friday for detention hearing as well as probable cause hearing. other than that i have no comment. >> reporter: barnes was given a public defender after he told the judge he couldn't afford an attorney. he faces charge that is he violently abducted gaither off the street in germantown, 10 days ago. and then fled the area. he made stops to use her atm card at a maryland bank and this nearby gas station convenience store. surveillance video went out across the country. last wed

fox 29 dave schratwieser live at the federal courthouse in center city tonight. dave? >> iaian, delvin barnes back behind bars tonight at the federal detention center right around the corner from the courthouse here. he will remain there until a hearing on friday when prosecutors are expected to ask a judge to keep him behind bars until his trial on kidnapping charges. accused kidnapper delvin barnes whisk into court to face federal charges one week after leading authorities on a frantic search up and down the east coast. he face add judge in federal court where he now stands charged in the abduction of 22 year old carlesha freeland-gaither. >> won't comment at this time, because it is an ongoing investigation. >> prosecutors refuse comment after the hearing, barnes was brought back to philadelphia to face charges that he violently abducted gator off the street in germantown, ten days ago, then fled the area. he made stops to use her atm card at a maryland bank there is nearby gas station convenience store. surveillance video went out across the country last wednesday

fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke to the woman's family, friends and volunteers searching for h her. >> we're hoping absolutely for the best. >> reporter: search team members gathered monday afternoon at the parking lot where jessica padgett's car was found friday at the state police helicopter circle the area looking for the missing 33-year-old. >> that's all we ask at this time, just everyone keep their eyes out that's it. >> we're just worried. we just want her back. >> earlier the chopper searched the area around the daycare center in northampton borough where she worked. this is where the 33-year-old mother and wife was last seen friday afternoon before she disappeared. >> i just saw the helicopter. my heart sank praying that it wasn't any bad news. >> reporter: co-workers say jessica left the daycare to run an errand just afternoon. she never came back. >> she was going to take care of personal issue and she just -- that was it. looking back now i wish we would have just taken a couple extra moments to talk to her and see if she was okay. >> reporter: search crews have been outlo

our dave schratwieser has a lot more. why this case is getting attention from other law enforcement agencies. >> reporter: just one day after he was indicted on kidnapping charges by a federal grand jury, delvin barnes was back in center city courtroom friday pleading not guilty as prosecutors pushed to have him held without bail until his trial. >> he's clearly by the fact of this case a danger to the community. >> reporter: barnes is charged in the brutal abduction of twenty two year old carlesha freeland gaither off a germantown street 12 days ago. after three days on the run, surveillance video and gps tracker on barnes' car led police to maryland where barnes was arrested and carlesha rescued. >> there was a period of time during her abduction where she was forced to remain in the trunk and she was also restrained. >> reporter: investigators say carlesha was tied up using plastic zip ties and put in the trunk of barnes car while he made several stops during his escape from philadelphia to maryland. he later confessed

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in burlington county, and dave, are police talking about what could have been behind this? >> reporter: lucy, state police still trying to determine the motive in these shootings. they are looking at finances and other possible problem in the house but right now they say they just don't know for sure. they're also looking to see through toxicology tests if the children who were shot may have been drugged before the shoo shooting. the weapon was found in very close proximity to the mother janine le patch. >> that announcement from the new jersey state police after they finish their investigation into thursday's discovery inside this home on holly park drive in tabernacle. two children shot to death, a third seriously wounded and

fox 29's dave schratwieser reports. >> she's very important. she was the glue. she was the glue. they would help anybody. >> reporter: relatives say 62 year old sandra barley was the glue that held her family together. a woman with a kind heart who always looked out for others. >> it's sad that a person that was so kind hearted that would have to go through this because she was just a nice person. >> she was beautiful person. >> reporter: she was found naked and beaten inside her home on north 53rd street. police arrived on scene and met by another woman who lives in barley's house. she told police threesome masked men in hoodies broke in during home invasion and beat barley. >> the crime scene is not consistent with that story. we're talking to her picking her story apart. >> nobody break in the house. >> 57 year old woman suffered some injuries and was taken to the hospital under police guard. she's now in the homicide unit being questioned. >> we did get an extension cord we think was used and some type of,/type of bat was recovered as well. >> because she was homeless and my

we begin with dave schratwieser live at northwest detectives. dave, have you been on this story for days. such incredibly good news. >> reporter: lucy, high drama in maryland tonight as police swoop down on that caress queued carlesha and arrested dell von barnes he's 37 years old. he has addresses in philadelphia and virginia. he has a long criminal record. but tonight, it was all about carlesha being rescued and her family's joy over her return home hopefully soon. >> she miss me. come get her. >> what did you say to her. >>> i'm going get my baby. >> the words of a mother after learning learning her daughter 22 year old carlesha freeland gaither had been found safe. >> she told me to come get her. she loves me and come get her. >> reporter: carlesha was after 5:00 in jessup maryland still in a car in the company of 37 year old dell von barnes who police now say kidnapped her off the street sunday night. fbi and atf agents police and u.s. marshals moved in to rescue carlesha and arrest barnes. >> they were able to sit down and take down the in

let's get straight to dave schratwieser in northeast decks to night. there are always two sides at least to every story, dave? >> reporter: oh, yes, there are. believe me we heard john kramer's version of the story at 5:00 o'clock. now his estranged wife is speaking out talking about their stormy relationship and her reaction to seeing her favorite red corvette being driven into the delaware river. >> i paid cash for the corvette. i bought it myself. >> reporter: john kramer was a man on the run tuesday less than 24 hours after police say he drove his 1990 corvette into the delaware river after a dispute with his estranged wife. >> i didn't want to put the car in the river but everybody is fighting over this dam car. >> he put a 30-pound dumb pell threw my back window and a 30-pound dumb bell through my front window. >> reporter: his estranged wife spoke to fox 29 tuesday about the incident. >> i was glad that nobody was injured. and at the same time i just couldn't believe that somebody could do that.

i'm dave schratwieser. wait until you hear what happened next. >> and last year the region saw 68-inches of snowfall. how much to expect this year. 68-inches of snowfall. how mua remote that livesear. on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast nbcuniversal. bringing media and technology together for you. >> northern liberties teenager takes on a burglary he catches red handed in his home. it happened early this morning and this young man wasn't having any part of it. >> when he heard someone in his house he went right for his gun. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at central detectives tonight. dave this is one brave teenager. >> reporter: no doubt about it. i was going to say a brave kid went for his arrive this morning when he heard that burglar and side his home in northern liberties. tonigh

i'm dave schratwieser. wait until you hear what happened next. >> and last year the region saw 68-inches of snowfall. how much to expect this year. your exclusive fox >> northern liberties teenager takes on a burglary he catches red handed in his home. it happened early this morning and this young man wasn't having any part of it. >> when he heard someone in his house he went right for his gun. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at central detectives tonight. dave this is one brave teenager. >> reporter: no doubt about it. i was going to say a brave kid went for his arrive this morning when he heard that burglar and side his home in northern liberties. tonight the suspect is behind bars here at central detectives. facing very serious charges after the teen not only confronted him but then chased him down. >> i just woke up. he was down the haul. >> reporter: still clutching his rival ivan, told fox 29 news, he was in his second floor bedroom tuesday morning when he heard a noise in his father's room down the h

fox 29's dave schratwieser live on ben franklin parkway tonight with that part of the story. dave. >> reporter: iain you just heard bruce say the cost of the pope's visit will be about $45 million. a big chunk of that will go towards security. tonight commissioner charles ramsay and septa police chief tomness tell told mow when it comes to protecting the pope and the public here on the parkway philadelphia will be ready. >> nothing we can't handle. >> reporter: when pope francis comes to philadelphia next september, it will be all hands on deck for police in the regi region. protecting the pontiff and up to 2 million people moving in and out of the city for the world meeting of families will be a tall task. >> we should be in pretty good shape. we really starting planning for this last year. >> reporter: commissioner ramsay believes the toughest part of making this a successful visit for the pope and on lookers will be moving all those people around and protecting them. there could be one to 2 million people on the parkway for a papal mass. >> logistics of it really is a chal

fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live outside police headquarters tonight. dave? >> reporter: the house made of murder victim sandra barley is here being questioned by homicide detectives to night. they're calling her a person of interest after investigators say her story about this case just didn't add up. >> she was a beautiful person. i mean she help anybody she could. >> reporter: for the familiar of 62 year old murder victim sandra barley news of her brutal death early thursday morning sent shock waves through her family. >> sad that a person that was so kind hearted that would have to go through this because she was just a nice person. >> reporter: barley was found naked and beaten inside her home on north 53rd street right off market around 3:00 a.m. responding officers were met by another woman who lives in barley's house. she told investigators three masked men in hoodies broke in during a home invasion and beat barley. >> the crime scene is not consistent with that story. we're talking to her. picking her story apart. >>> the 57 year old woman suffered m

fox 29's dave schratwieser life in wane tonight where officials just held a news conference. dave? >> reporter: iain, radnor police just wrapped up that news conference where they detailed this columbine like threat made at radnor high school by a 17 year old senior, a girl, at the school. she was brought into police headquarters think afternoon with her parents. complete details on this. these threats were written in a notebook that the student had. they were quite detailed. i'm being joined here right now by police superintendent william cole rullo. bill, talk to us about some of the threats in that notebook. >> dave, it's disturbing because as you read these entries into the notebook, they progressively get more and more dangerous in nature, more violent. the student goes on to explain how she wants to kill one specific teacher and then house she goss to kill her fellow students. she journals where the majority of students are congregating, how she's going to do it, different locations. and it's just very disturbing and the fact that she's a girl even adds to the danger of it be

our dave schratwieser is live outside the courthouse. dave, mr. barnes has caught the attention of several law enforcement agencies now. correct? >> reporter: jeff, sources tell us that fbi profilers and law enforcement agencies up and down the east coast are interested in delvin barnes as they go through several unsolved abduction cases no links at this point. barnes meanwhile will remain here in philadelphia at the detention center held without bail after he plead not guilty in court today. just one day after he was inn died on kidnapping charges by a federal grand jury, delvin barnes was back in center sty courtroom friday pleading not guilty as prosecutors pushed to have him held without bail until his trial. >> he's clearly by the fact of this case a danger to the community. >> reporter: he's charged in the brutal abduction of carlesha freeland gaither off a germantown street 12 days ago. after three days on the run, surveillance video and gps tracker on barnes' car led police to maryland where barnes was arrested and carlesha resc rescue. >>

fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live outside police headquarters. dave? >> iain, electrical cord, a bat an story that just doesn't add up. that's what homicide detectives have tonight. they are questioning the house mate of the victim in this case here at police headquarters tonight. they say she's a person of interest. >> she's very important. she was the glue. she was glue. she would help anybody. >> reporter: relatives say 62 year old sandra barley was the glue that held her family together. a woman with a kind heart, who always look out for others. >> sad that a person that was so kind hearted that would have to go through this because she was just a nice person. >> she was a beautiful person. >> reporter: barley was found naked and beaten inside her home on north 53rd street. police arrived on scene and were met by another woman who lives in barley's house. she told police three masked men in hoodies broke into during a home invasion and beat barley. >> the crime scene is not consistent with that story. we're talking to her picking her story apart. >

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in burlington county, and dave, are police talking about what could have been behind this? >> reporter: lucy, state police still trying to determine the motive in these shootings. they are looking at finances and other possible problem in the house but right now they say they just don't know for sure. they're also looking to see through toxicology tests if the children who were shot may have been drugged before the shoo shooting. the weapon was found in very close proximity to the mother janine le patch. >> that announcement from the new jersey state police after they finish their investigation into thursday's discovery inside this home on holly park drive in tabernacle. two children shot to death, a third seriously wounded and their mother, 44-year-old janine le page, shot once in the head. >> janine le page is believed to have shot her three children and then turn the gun on herself. a pillow was used must have fell the gunshot sounds. >> reporter: state troopers say 14-year-old nicholas seen here in an instagram photo was shot to death along with h

good news she's found alive fox 29's dave schratwieser is on the phone with us. dave, can you hear me? what's the latest. >> news conference coming up at 7:00 o'clock police commissioner charles ramsay on his way up to northwest detectives as we spe speak. and it is as you said good news. apparently discovered late this afternoon in the maryland area. not being specific at this point they're still in the process of notifying family members and others about the situation. scramble all day long. they did recover some items today in maryland that they were doing actually dna testing on to see if they belonged to carlesha and that was in the process of being done. detectives up here at northwest detectives have been scrambling an leads all day long now comes this good news which wraps obviously 72 hours of high drama here as police try to locate her and locate the individual who took her. no word at this point on the suspect in this case who they were still trying to identify. as of my last contact with police. in fact they were trying use facial recognition technolo

let's get straight to dave schratwieser in northeast decks to night. there are always two sides at least to every story, dave? >> reporter: oh, yes, there are. believe me we heard john kramer's version of the story at 5:00 o'clock. now his estranged wife is speaking out talking about their stormy relationship and her reaction to seeing her favorite red corvette being driven into the delaware river. >> i paid cash for the corvette. i bought it myself. >> reporter: john kramer was a man on the run tuesday less than 24 hours after police say he drove his 1990 corvette into the delaware river after a dispute with his estranged wife. >> i didn't want to put the car in the river but everybody is fighting over this dam car. >> he put a 30-pound dumb pell threw my back window and a 30-pound dumb bell through my front window. >> reporter: his estranged wife spoke to fox 29 tuesday about the incident. >> i was glad that nobody was injured. and at the same time i just couldn't believe that somebody could do that. >> reporter: she says after kramer knocked out the

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in upper darby with more. dave? >> reporter: iain, $300,000 worth of marijuana, 60-pounds yesterday, their pounds today, they go to that store on 69th street. it was the right address but no one at the store knew the name of the person the packages were addressed to. it wasn't an employee or anyone who worked near or by the store. the store manager became very suspicious. he opened one of the packages and immediately called police. now, police superintendent michael chitwood tells us he believes that this is a very sophisticated operation. >> this is packaged where you really couldn't smell it. we didn't smell until until we opened it up and put it out here today. so i mean you're dealing with very sophisticated operations, and you know, i'd like to find out where this originates and whose involved, who the players are. right now we got 90 pounds of marijuana and nothing else. >> reporter: now the superintendent tells us he's in touch with federal authorities who are trying to track down the origin of the marijuana

fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live at philadelphia international airport. dave, it is not been an easy day for lot of folk. >> reporter: no it had a has not. we'll start with the roads here at sick clock. you know, penndot used 171,000 tons of salt on the roads during last winter storms. they already have 100,000 tons stored up for this year and tonight they're probably going to use a big chunk of that. >> this is the first one of the year for us and it happens to be on the busiest, travel day of the year. >> reporter: as penndot prepared to hit the road wednesday they were ready for just about anything much 330 trucks and over 100,000 tons of salt are at their disposal. with a changing storm settling in, they had a big job ahead. >> about 11,000 snow lane miles we'll be taking care of five county area. >> get me out of here. get me nice warm weather. >> reporter: that was the buzz at philadelphia international airport as some families headed south for a family thanksgiving. their travel plans rearranged and delayed a few hours by weather but still intact.

kerry barrett, steve keeley, dave schratwieser, lucy noland, they'll all be there and karen hepp is going to be out there as well. >> i will be out there. what will the weather be like caitlin roth? really nice. today was nice. it was pretty chilly but we'll be slightly warmer tomorrow. nice looking day. overall this is a good weekend for november i think. on the cool side but at least lost the wind winds we had on f. >> good news. >>> it will keep warming up. we'll get to that in your seven day forecast. i still have little kittens in my mine. let's take a life look outside through ultimate doppler. this is satellite and radar combined. you see some clouds streaming in from the southwest across the delaware valley and portions of the east coast that's an incom incoming cold front that. cold front still positioned across the great lakes western new york down through northwestern pennsylvania. it is bring something rain showers even some snow showers up into canada. it is going to move eastward but it's not going to bring us any rain just some clouds passing through overnight tonight. not

dave schratwieser is live on the ben franklin parkway with part of the story that regards security and all that it involves. dave. >> reporter: i talked to police commissioner charles ramsay this afternoon he says this is nothing philadelphia can't handle. this city is used to big events like the world series parade for the phillies where a million people flooded into center city. the fourth of july events here, big concerts on the parkway. lots of planning goes into that. those events, and lots will go into this. police chief tom nestle from septa police says, his folks will be ready to handle all the transportation stuff. they'll be a million people coming in on subways, buses, trains, all kinds of thing like that. both nestle and ramsay told me this system is up for the challenge. >> logistics of it it real sal challenge. i mean, where do people come when they either come by train or come by bus or they drive? what kind of shuttle service we'll have into the main venue. all those kinds of things will be worked out so that we can provide clear instructions. >> any time you have an ev

let's get straight out to fox 29's dave schratwieser life in wane tonight where officials just wrapped up a news conference. dave? >> reporter: iain, they did. this all unfolded starting around 11:30 this morning when school administrators became aware of a notebook with some writing that is included threats from a 17 year old senior at radnor high school. they quickly investigated. called radnor police. radnor police were on the scene at the high school. checked the whole thing out. they actually seized the notebooks. we have some video of the note books in question there. two note books. in there were specific threats made columbine like threats, according to the superintendent of police out here, william colarulo all kinds of details about killing a teacher and potentially killing students. and then potentially doing harm to herself. all kinds of information in these note books detailed at this conference some of it we don't want to talk about here on tv there was a letter written by this young lady to the parents of one of the columbine shoote shooters. now, during the news confere

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in lansdale tonight where one of the gun shops was broken into. dave? >> reporter: iain, operation cross hairs nabbed five suspects including andrew rocco who says he broke into those gun shops and stole the weapons. now he tells police that he sold three glock 45 hand guns to a man at the cheltenham mall. he also says he sold an ak47 on the streets for a thousand bucks. >> this is a firearm we are talking about. >> reporter: when burglars broke into the modern tactical gunshop and dell's gunshop in lansdale this past summer, they made off with a dozen guns. from assault weapons and shot guns to hand guns. that touched off an area wide search for the weapon. >> you're putting illegal guns on to the street. you don't know whose hands they're going to get into and it's a reminder that this is dangerous world. >> reporter: the guns from a magnum 44 handgun to an ak47 were stolen during break ins in june and july. then while investigate a shooting in norristown on november 3rd, detectives found one of the stolen guns. >> it's win the possession of the

. >> i will be at citizens bank park along in the morning along with dawn tim me knee, dave schratwieser and sue serio. she told me the weather would be fine. maybe light coat. >> does anybody have my back on the light the night walk. >> you'll be fine. >> lesean mccoy addresses all those people who question whether he's on the downside of his career. a former eagle is coming back with the eagles playing the team on monday and his former coach. his teammates talk about what he men to the eagles coming up in sports. ♪ >> even with all the eagles injuries, there has been a positive vibe at practice each day for the eagles this week. character make up of the team real sal big part of that. eagles win last sunday in houston saw the eagles do some really good things even with the loss of their quarterback. now the running game is back. on one drive for a touchdown the eagles ran the ball four plays, 70 yards, lesean mccoy now has also rushed for over 100 yards in two of his last three games. remember early in the season when some people were wondering if lesean was done. >> we're a team. so

kerry barrett, steve keeley, dave schratwieser, lucy noland they're all going to be there as well as karen hepp. so come on out and meet them all. >>> we love the opportunity to come up and say hi to us. wee love to take pictures and hang out and get some time to chat as well. >> the weather will be pretty good for it, right, caitlin. >>> it is. i swear we're all very friend until person. >> yes, we are. >> get a little more sleep. >> we have a lot going on tomorrow not just here at fox 29 across the area. looks like another beautiful day. a lot of sunshine today just like we had yesterday. we'll start off with a view of ultimate doppler for you. we do have a cold front coming through increased the clouds tonight. that will actually keep things little bit milder. chilly start to saturday. despite the fact that it turned into a nice afternoon. you saw some showers back along the lakes moving into northern western pa. maybe sprinkle or two but just it. cold front will come and go with little to no impact. warming trend will begin tomorrow. so 50 degrees was the high temperature we told

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in tabernacle tonight. dave? >> reporter:. >>> iain state police still stationed here at the scene crime scene investigators wrapped up their work around 8:30 tonight. there has still not been a ruling in this investigation. tonight tabernacle is a community in mourning. >> heavenly father we thank you and praise you. >> hundreds of residents and their prayed outside tabernacle town hall thursday night during a candlelight vigil. still stunned over the devastating news that two children were dead, another seriously wounded and their 44 year old mother janine la page was in critical condition after an overnight shooting at their home on holly park drive. >> i just can't believe this happened. i'm lost without her. she's like my sister. >> she's my best friend and she was always nice to me and -- >> as the community struggled to come to drips with the tragedy state police crime scene investigators were still hard at work in the darkness still trying to unravel thursday's shooting that left a brother and sister dead

fox 29's dave schratwieser live at northwest decks to night. dave? >> reporter: iain, lots of new developments in addition to that new surveillance video you spoke about those pictures. that's from an atm right nearby a few moments before that video was taken at a gas station. also torque night, new surveillance video of the victim face to face with her abductor. we talked to the victim's mother tonight who is praying her daughter will call home -- come home safe. >> it's very devastating seeing the guy that did this to my daughter. >> reporter: police released this new surveillance video tuesday night of carlesha free land gaither and the man who abducted her sunday night. they also released photos of a person of interest using the 22 year old kidnapping victim's am card at a pnc bang off i-95 in aberdeen, maryland, some 10 hours after she was dragged down the block and forced into a car in germantown. >> it hurts to look at -- where is my child? like what he do with her? >> her mom didn't recognize the mandi picked in the photos as the search for c

dave schratwieser is live outside fbi headquarters in philadelphia. dave arc lot of new developments yet again. >> reporter: lucy, court papers confirm tonight what we first reported at 5:00 o'clock. delvon barnes confessed to this kidnapping. in fact he was hit with those kidnapping charges to night around 7:00 o'clock and could be back here at fbi headquarters at any point now. in the meantime investigators that worked on this case were talking today about the family, the victim and what helped them crack this case. >> i promised i was going to get her daughter back. >> reporter: for veteran detective jim sloan the promise he made to keisha gaither to bring her daughter back alive was paramount in his mind after she was violently abducted off a street in germantown. sloan met carlesha for the first time hours after she was rescued. >> i just told her, i've been looking for you. she started crying. >> reporter: tweet year police veteran was the lead detective among dozen of investigator who's spent 72 hours tracking down carlesha insisting she would

fox 29's dave schratwieser live at radnor police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, radnor police tell us tonight that this 17 year old senior had a fascination with the columbine shooting massacre in colorado. she threatened to blow up the calf tear yack engage in a shootout with police. tonight she is under going a psychological evaluation and facing criminal charges. >> you have to take something like this seriously. >> reporter: those words from police as they disclosed a 70 year old senior's detailed threat against teacher and students at radnor high school. those handwritten threats uncovered in the female student's own note books. >> she made references to killing a teacher, killing her fellow students in certain manner and by injuring herself. >> reporter: radnor police moved quickly after school administrators became aware of the threat monday morning. police recovered two note books latent with threats like "flood the halls with corpses and i'm about to get very violent" she added "i want to trap them, pick them off one by one" police sea

also guess who was there dave schratwieser. >> he is on the dance floor so i got a pick of him, i busted him with the dance floor with the wife. >> how about mom and dad did they go. >> yes, i brought them along. >> there we go. >> and thanks to hugh e dylan for taking these pictures but i brought them out and said bring fancy clothes we will go out. we had a great time. >> my mom and dad. they will be here through thanksgiving. >> like taylor swift. >> really. >> okay. >> oh, yeah, that wasn't the fab lick though. >> yes. >> strap less. >> yes, nothing fancy. >> very nice. >> thank you you are a beautiful woman. >> all right, sue serio, friday night, that was also a great party friday night. >> there were 400 people at this event. >> and it is, the the philadelphia all stars, now what is it. >> broadcast pioneers of philadelphia, hall of fame. >> you are now in the hall of fame, philadelphia broadcast pioneers. >> how come we have photos or video. >> i have no idea what i'm doing here, all these a nation inductees tonight. i'm the the luckiest girl in the world. >> look at you. >> you h

fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in northampton borough. dave? >> reporter: lucy, jessica pa jet's car was found right here in this parking lot hours after she disappeared. state police say they found her cell phone and other personal items in the car. to night searchers are out handing out these flyers and looking for her and the police continue to search as well. state police helicopter circle the area around the duck duck goose daycare center in northampton borough monday afternoon. this is where 33-year-old jessica padgett was last seen friday before she disappear. >> we hope she's found. that's all we ask at this time. keep their eyes out. that's it. >> co-workers say jessica left the daycare to run an errand just afternoon. she never returned. >> she was going to take care of personal issue and she just -- that was it. looking back now i wish we would have just taken couple extra moments to talk to her and see what she was okay. >> we were going to expand on the area that we've already searched in. >> search crews were outlooking forgers to

. >> so dave schratwieser on the case for us last night where he pick up this other new video put out by philly police at the start of the kidnapping, before that first video that we saw. and you can see her instincts take off right away, you see her back stepping, backing away from this guy as he approaches her, until he grabs her, and we all know what happens next. so, we see her taking off the street sunday night, still missing now, wednesday morning, but family, philly police, and the fbi, still hoping she is alive, and will be saved soon somehow. >> yes, that's what we're all hoping of course, steve keeley with the latest, thank you, we'll check back. 4:06. historic win at pennsylvania governor's race democrat tom wolf defeats republican incumbent tom corbett. >> high, lauren, with the results for us. >> good morning, yes, new tom headed to the governor's mansion, because a lot of people think education was a priority, voters made that decision last night being exit polls show wolf did extremely well here in philadelphia, heavily democratic. wolf will take off in january and star

fox 29's dave schratwieser live in upper darby tonight. dave? >> reporter: iain, this happened twice in the last 24 hours. yesterday two packages with about 60 pounds of high grade pot worth couple hundred grand showed up at the store. today another 30-pound package showed up worth about 100 grand. now, the packages were addressed to someone using the address of that clothing store, but no one at the store knows that person. so the upper darby police were called by the owner of the sto store. the packages were opened. they found the pot and began investigating. they have a full fledged investigation going on both here and on the west coast trying to find out what this is all about. superintendent michael chitwood told us this afternoon that with the christmas season upon us, he's concerned this will happen more and more. >> it's now that holiday season where numerous packages are coming through, and you can't tell me that drugs are not being shipped because we know they are. whether it's heroin, cocaine, steroids, marijuana. so the odds of getti

dave schratwieser is live in upper darby. >> reporter: what do you do if a fed ex delivery truck drops off $300,000 worth of high grade pot to your store? the store manager at city blew men's clothing here in upper darby tolls me tonight there was only one thing he could do. >> first reaction is one phone call that is to the police only. >> reporter: for the manager of the city blue store in upper darby, it was a package he would have loved to refuse, a shipment upper darby police say gives new meaning to the term special delivery. 90 pounds of hot-grade marijuana from california. delivered twice in 24 hours by fed ex. the street value, 300 grand. >> i did what i was supposed to do. there was nothing else to do but hand it over to the authorities. >> reporter: the manager who asked not to be identified says that while the two deliveries were marked with the store address, he didn't recognize the name on the package. >> the person it's addressed to never worked for this company. we do not know who it is. >> if it's not for the store manager somebody is grabbing 90,000 in dope. >> report

fox 29's dawn timmeney live near the victim's home but first let's go to dave schratwieser. he just talked to police commissioner charles ramsay. dave? >> reporter: lucy, we just got away from an interview with commissioner charles ramsay and now we know this. that carlesha during her captivity was tied up with those plastic zip ties used in electrical work, she got her hands on a hammer at one point and tried to fight off her attacker and we also learned that the fbi may be filing criminal charges as early as this evening. >> this is a stranger abduction. she didn't know him. he didn't know her. and that's pretty frightening when you stop to think about it. >> reporter: those new details from philly's top cop on the violent abduction of 22 year old carlesha free daps land gaither sunday night as police piece together what happened to her after she was kidnapped off the street in germantown. ramsay says one thing is for sure, carlesha is a fighter. >> a hammer in the car. she broke the window out and hit him with the hammer. i mean she just fought. >> reporter: ramsay says d

fox 29's dave schratwieser life in lansdale tonight one of the gun shops was ripped off. dave? >> reporter: iain, they called this operation cross hairs ton night five people are under arrest including the main suspect who police say has acknowledged breaking into those two gun shops and ripping off a dozen weapons. the problem is, 10 of those weapons are still on the stree streets. andrew rocca said nothing as he was left in court charged with drug trafficking and break ins at two montgomery county gun shops have that 10 stolen weapons on the street. >> broke into two stores. stole the guns and sold them on the street. >> when burglars broke into the gunshop in lansdale this past summer they made off with a dozen guns from assault weapons and shot guns to hand guns. that touched off an area wide search for the weapons. >> it's massive, heavy dangero dangerous. the destruction this kind of firearm would do in the wrong arms. immeasurable. >> the guns including a magnum 44 handgun and ak47 were stolen during break ins july june and july. while investigate a shooting seen in norr

kramer spoke exclusively on camera with our dave schratwieser yesterday. telling him that the classic car was the center of a lot of problems between him and his wife. kramer drove the car into the delaware river near tacony-palmyra bridge monday and took off asking witnesses not to tell police. >> i didn't realize i did anything wrong and i wasn't on my medications. even when i finally got the meds, it takes a couple of days for them to build back up in system again. >> an on-going divorce is a little extreme more than we've ever really scene. >> kramer is charged with wreck less endangerment, harassment and violation of a protection order. >> in camden police are asking for your help in their search for an cued murderer. they are after this man. 31 year old elliot not for the shooting death avenue man on haddon avenue monday evening. if you know anything that might help catch him, call camden county police. >>> reward just got bigger for help to find an arsonist who torch add building under going renovation in berks county. that fire ripped through the s

say shaking -- hear his story, what he told dave schratwieser straight ahead. and are you starting your "black friday" shopping early? one mall wants all their stores open thanksgiving night. the punishment if they refuse >> eagles have one game under sanchez as his start, next week little tough against greenbay. sanchez played no turnovers. that's what he needs against greenbay. many football people that under chip kelly any quarterback can step in and do well. according to chip kelly, that's not quite the case. >> the most difficult position to play in sport, takes a special guy, we've been fortunate we had mike vick, out standing player, mike got hurt, the fact we had an opportunity to get nick this there, who iss real a starter in the nash in a football league, had tremendous run there, before he hurt his clavicle, then we had mark sanchez, the best stand point. >> and, the national league manager of the year, named yesterday, and it was the most swings in the national league, that was matt william of the washington nationals with 96 wins for washington. th