fox 29's steve keeley live for thus morning in northeast philadelphia. good morning once again to you. >>> well, the doors have opened, and we're seeing about 20 shoppers or so. this is the smallest crowd i've ever seen in my extremely long career. >> first k-mart thanksgiving. >> right. >> no big crowd. so you got ease intoed this. and you mentioned that this is not just a one-minute, one-day sale. you staggered "black friday", and opening on thanksgiving sales. so you have special sales all through today, for instance? >> we're open from 6:00 a.m. today to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. so, there is a six of a.m. event, 7:00 p.m. event, and 6:00 a.m. event tomorrow morning, as well. so our members are going to get a great deal every day, every time of the minute, every minute of the day i should say. >> they know the deals, because they're intelligent shoppers. so maybe the reason the crowd is not as big here, because they want the stuff that's going to go on sale later today or tomorrow? >> we have deal on line, as well. >> what do you think the big selle

so as we go out to steve keeley this morning, steve, many families -- to steve in just a minute. how about jennifer joyce? >> how about the airport? check it out. philadelphia airport, a lot of people traveling this morning, and after all of the long delays, they're likely to be thankful. because it was crazy yesterday. >> right. >> yesterday's northeast snowstorm caused all kind of problems at the airport, on the roads, the edwards family of willow grove, had this happy family reunion, their daughter flight from dc. delayed for hours. but brianna, they finally got together. she been away for six month for national guard training. >> the first time we were separated, since they've been born. so it was a tough year. i'm happen that i they're back. so i'm very thankful. >> what's thanksgiving mean to you this year? >> so 169 flights were actually canceled yesterday at philadelphia international. >> that give tradition happening in south philadelphia. so darn excited about there is i want to toss out to jen earlier. >> people lined up outside cacia's bakery to get their turkey, jenn

as you may remember and steve keeley talk about their bodies pulled from a fire at their summerset county home back in september. now, originally, authorities thought that their deaths may have been a murder suicide. >> so evidently, that may not be the case. fox 29's steve keeley as kerrey mentioned joined us live from cooper university hospital watch are family members saying? >> reporter: the information void filled not by officials, still not saying anything about this case, but instead, by a rem tiff -- relative, un name by the courier post newspaper of john and joyce sheridan, who told the local paper that the family members all know gruesome details of the couple's violent deaths. what they still though do not know is the motive. the relative is quoted as saying no one has any idea why this happened. but what the relative did give us for the first time details of what what happened. joyce sheridan stabbed at least eight times, described as savage and done with rage. the cooper ceo john sheridan stab wounds on his left side and penetrating wounds to his neck. the knife that did that

steve keeley said we will consider this holy what the they are morning. live look at what is left of the vehicle fire, on the ramp to i-95 the to the northbound lanes of 476, fire fighters, still there, you can see in the middle, it is still smoldering but we have one lane squeezing by. lets get to the next camera, which will show us the backup at 95 northbound jammed from k. rland to 476. in this mix folks trying to get to the airport to catch a flight out on time, north on the blue route, you have to sweat it out, the the one far right lane, squeezing past that earlier vehicle fire. crash in king of prussia, willits road in front of the king of prussia mall, overturn truck in center city olde city front and market street ram tops head south on i-95, is block from center city, olde city you have to use the seventh street ramp to gain access to i-95, this morning. fire location at 17th and west moreland and the major roadways, slow go on the schuylkill expressway from conshohocken to downtown, south on i-95 heavy a as well, watch it true the work zones li

steve keeley, stay on it, great work. meantime the state of philadelphia's walter palmer elementary charter school is now on the line. as at a hearing yesterday school district officials questioned the leaders of palmer about their finances and their enrollment practices, district officials considering whether to revoke the school's charter, palmer charter high school closed last month, as we reported, because of over enrollment. elementary enrollment was slashed, in a lottery appearance weighing, in and not happy. >> feel as though it is unfair, and all the children are being misplaced and everything in disarray right now. >> now, a recommendation on revoking the charter could come early next year. >> so incredible surveillance video, two new york officers now in big trouble, because of it. does the teenager there accused of beating, watching it happen right there, have a case? we'll tell you what both sides are saying. >> they had big night at the country music awards, especially for kerrey underwood the big secret that

. >> yeah, fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters with the very latest on this so, okay, same crime once again. we all know this guy's face. we recognized it as soon as we saw it. >> reporter: police say david toledo is in to rubber, really into it, a tire feddish, tire damages where his s and m is slash and mouth traps. slashing tires before nail puncturing with mouse traps new, on probation instead of in prison for tire slashing free in mayfair two years ago that had police on extra patrols there and neighbors in debt, some with two sets of tires wrecked. even commissioner ramsey our every day viewers will remember coming out to the scene himself where we were live on the air one good day morning for our fifth follow-up, toledo moved to a different northeast philadelphia neighborhood that had the same problem. tires flattened with nails that were stuck with the pointing side sticking up, and the heads of the nails stuck down, with those glue cardboard mouse traps. at least 12 septa bus drivers parking near the comly bus depot for septa got their tires on their personal cars

fox 29's steve keeley looking at this outside city hall, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, day one was a a plus, the question is how will day two go because at 3:00 p.m. today at city hall, marchers plan to get together for second day of protest. that was after protesting until 3:00a m this morning and then our video you can see very peaceful protest, fill 5900 miles from ferguson but million miles away when it comes to the reaction with hundreds of protesters going through city streets from city hall to the delaware river up south street, chestnut street and market street for six hours and only two arrests and at another owe damage. >> very appreciative of the fact that it was peaceful law abiding crowd and we understand that people feel very emotionally invested in this issue and we respect that and philadelphia police department respected that tonight. that is why we have facilitated protest and did nothing to inhibit it. >> i would anticipate one individual being charged because that individual did enter on i-95 a run in the running lane of i-95 and created a extremely haza

keeley fox 29 news. >> thanks, steve. how about these guns? >> nice. >> those are bigger, though. >> another organization helping vets when they come back from overseas something called the wall street war fighters foundation. >>> our chris murphy talked to a veteran who actually builds a brand knew professional life. >> kevin it's gary with franklin square. how is your day going. >> reporter: gary lock lynn's days are nothing like they were just a year and a half ago. (gunfire). >> reporter: lock lynn commanded first platoon india company third batallion fifth marine regimen in if a lou jacks iraq. he was responsible for plant planning organizing and leading his platoon in combat. he fought to win the hearts and finds of iraqis by helping with elections organizing local laborers and planning reconstruction projects to rebuild the city from years of war. in 2013 after nearly four years in rehabilitation and numerous surgeries, gary was medically retired due to a traumatic injury sustained in combat. for lock lynn at age 2

. >> steve keeley live outside philadelphia fbi headquarters at sixth and arch, and steve, thinks home coming of sorts for this guy. >> reporter: he was born in this town. he will be back in this town today. that wasn't the original plan. he was going to have his first court appearance in virginia but things have change. feds will go first here in philadelphia carlesha's confessed kidnapper heading up i-95 north courtesy of the fbi driver in shackles, leg irons and heavy guard for first court appearance set for tomorrow at sixth and market streets. he will be extradited in a way here, extradited back to virginia you will recall last week after his arrest and scheduled to have his appearance in the local courtroom down there but local authorities let us know they quote in cooperation with federal authorities here in philadelphia agreed to relinquish custody of barn toes federal authorities calling it a coordinated tactical maneuver deiron to allow the federal prosecution of the crimes here in pennsylvania, and down in maryland to proceed prior to prosecution down in virginia, for that t

but first, we're going to steve keeley who has been following this accused abductor's criminal past. he's got a long rap sheet. >> reporter: exactly ten hours since they got the call from authorities she was found alive down in maryland. this guy's first appearance in court since his arrest isn't even for anything involving the charges in carlesha's kidnapping, but for the fugitive warrant for another kidnapping october 1st. that will case even more horrific has virginia authorities telling me that they think, quote, he may be responsible for a pattern of kidnappings of young women. in the previous case, after raping and kidnapping a 16 year old virginia girl over two days while he was burning her clothes and digging a hole, he told her, he was going to bury her in she somehow escaped and ran into nearby woods. authorities believe he drove to philly last week to flee virginia authorities, who had search warrant for his house, a week ago yesterday. in the very same car he used in carlesha's kidnapping, and the car you see he and carlesha were spot in the two hours drive south of phila

fox 29's steve keeley live at the archdiocese with the details, steve. >> reporter: that may be first time breaking news sound effect and screen grab is followed by good breaking news and nothing bad. weather stinks, eagles stinks and popular pope made it feel sunny, warm and like it was eagles that won yesterday, maybe that is taking a a bit too far but pope in a good shall not steel has stolen morning headlines from the eagles and confirmed his first visit to the united states since his reign began last year. he will be right here in philadelphia in september, likely the final two days of that week long world meeting of families here going from the 22nd to the 27th. the first visit by a pope here in philadelphia in 35 years almost to the day and if john paul the second's mass for masses out on the ben franklin parkway in 79 is a reference, expect another crowd of more than a million people easy on the parkway, good thing city has practice with those big concerts in the past few septembers but this crowd will be way bigger, even jay-z and beyonce are not as popular as pope frances. >

steve keeley is over there in moorestown, new jersey. live look near exton mall route 202 sunrise boulevard no problems or delays a at all there and there is that disabled gannon 202 on route 401. tacony palmyra slow from an earlier opening. they had to put down some salt overnight so just be careful coming across tacony, any of the bridges for that matter there could be icy spots out there this morning. no problems up and down i-95 and shoppers alert septa buses 123 and 124 they have extra services all day licensing to the king of prussia a mall, chris, back over to you. >>> activist upset over grand jury's decision to the michael brown shooting are boycotting black friday overnight in the st. louis area protesters spent a few minutes at stores shouting inside. organizers of boycott black friday say they mean for things to be peaceful ape want to draw attention to what they call an unfair justice system. they are encouraging african-american consumers to turn to economic activism by staying home on the busiest shopping day of the year a

fox 29's steve keeley live outside philadelphia fbi at sixth and arch with the very latest, steve? >> reporter: well, so reported, widely delven barnes leaving philadelphia last week with a captive in his car and now coming back he is captive with legs and feet bound, coming to this building in the courthouse for his first court appearance tomorrow. he will hoed up 95 north, from southern virginia and decided he will face his federal case first before that horrific virginia, 16 year-old girl kidnapping rape and beating trial. we have the official word from the virginia authorities who told news writing that barnes will not appear as scheduled in court there tomorrow. but instead they wrote in cooperation with the office of the u.s. attorney in pennsylvania, virginia authorities agreed to relinquish custody of barn toes federal authorities, as they say is a coordinating tactic a alma knew of design to allow crimes of pennsylvania and maryland to proceed prior to the case down in virginia. likely just a a quick appearance in court here for barnes tomorrow morning here at sixth and ma

. >> fox 29's steve keeley is there in winslow township with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, two parents and a little four or five-year old girl all a alive because of this little girl who collapsed right in the front doorway when the first police officer responded to the 911 call at five of 4:00. maybe it is preschools teach little girls like that how to call 911 in an emergency and two very smart, very lucky parents taught their four or five-year old daughter too because she did and because of that, it was difference between this family of three being alive right now at local hospitals fighting for their lives or being killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. so 911 call comes in, just before 4:00 and when first police officer shows up here at this home in winslow township this little girl gets the door opened, that is the last energy that she has, she collapses unconscious at the foot of the police officer and immediately as soon as she finishing opening up the door. her parents overcome were found unconscious up in bed. police had instincts, this was carbon mo

steve keeley lives outside the convention center. steve, how many casinos do we need. >> reporter: that is the big question and do we need another is a second big question. meeting here is opened to the public at the the convention center and that may mean it is going to be open season on the pennsylvania gaming control board members who may get what they got in south philadelphia last week, a loud angry not so nice response to the decision to stick a second casino somewhere in philadelphia where people just don't want it. and then maybe since it finished hearing all four proposals in january, ten months ago for two casinos in south philadelphia and two in center city maybe they have been reading about the stories in atlantic city both pennsylvania and atlantic city coincidently had 12 casinos each on january 1st, atlantic city will end 2014 with half that number seven. five casinos shutting down in a year because of too much competition from too close in every surrounding state. maybe the board will get a tank ovation, instead of bo

all right, steve keeley fascinating. fascinating stuff. >>> the eagles had never lost on thanksgiving day and that was not about to change, mark sanchez really shining during this game. jordan matthews with his seventh touchdown of the year. eagles up 23-seven at half time. second half, shady mccoy says he is the same guy as last year and did he prove it last year, of course, leader in nfl in rushing. final score here, thanks in large part to shady, 33-ten. eagles now in first place all alone in the nfc east. >>> coming up, folks in ferguson planning a massive black friday boycott why they are encouraging economic activism on the busiest shopping day of the year. >>> thanksgiving in the dark, winter weather leaving thousands without power in new england i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] good morning, activist that are upset are boycotting black friday. overnight in the st. louis a area protesters spe

steve keeley with the latest. report the problem with the new leads, from old trail. let's get right to the video put out by investigators, just before 10:00 o'clock last night. the new pictures and old trail because all from two days ago, monday morning, nine hours after carlesha was kidnapped, an hour 20 minute down 95, in aberdeen, maryland, at shell station. the question now, not answered by the f.b.i. or philly police just yesterday, has anyone tried to use carl each's debit card since monday morning, now, that it is wednesday morning, two and a half days since she was grabbed off the street. the other question, the shell station, the man is seen not only has lot of surveillance inside the store, where you are looking at him, but many more outside. so, was the man still in the same car seen in the kidnapping? is there now a second car, or a second man, as so many suspect, inside a car, but more importantly, is carlesha seen, in any surveillance outside that gas station being held down in a car. because, to use her debit cards, like he is pictured in these bank su

. >> steve keeley live at philadelphia inch national airport this morning, steve, good morning to you. >> how about starting the day with one of those ah-hah moments. look at the kid with the little leopard hat on. what thanksgiving is all about, going to see grandmom, mom holding him with all of the luggage on the rack, including that one of those baby carriages, where mom looks like a jogger, and she'll probably be putting a lot of miles on her feet just here in the airport today. but look, everything is calm, cool, collected, here at the airport so far. my first thanksgiving where i am extra thankful, too, out of the cold, out of the rain, out of the snow, safely and warmly, here in the airport, and where the bad weather on the way is not making it bad here yet. no canceled flights, no delayed flights here in and out of philly so far. but even before midnight, not too far from philly, up at newark's liberty airport, new york city jfk, 210 flights pre-emptively canceled because they know bad weather is on the way, they have learn their lesson not to have people sitting on planes, on

. >> fox 29's steve keeley is live outside the archdiocese with details on this we heard for so long he was coming, now finally it is official. >> reporter: worst kept secret and he unveiled it himself this morning. we have been seeing banners for world meeting of families gathering for 2015 philadelphia for a couple of years now but this banner, just got brighter and bigger with the pope's announcement that he is coming because we knew we were going to get this once every three-year world meeting of families gathering here in philadelphia usually brings more than a million people before frances became pope and now we will get one of the most popular popes ever, to go to the united states for his first ever trip to the u.s. and philadelphia sitting right between two short commutes and pope mobile to new york city and washington where pope frances said we like to address the u.n. and congress. so no official itinerary has come out yet but usually pope is a arrive for last two days for world meeting of families which would have him here at least september 26th and 27th. philadelphia's

. >> this is the the day steve keeley lives for. so it is interesting, toe what he he does for us for the next few hours. >> always a trip, it is always worth waking up for, staying up for. >> what did you get an hour and a half. >> i think three and that is pushing it. >> there we go. >> thanks, chris. everybody else, up with me because even when i was making my drive back in the city way past my bedtime there was a lot of traffic. people have have been up for hours and when are just crashing now or just starting we are looking at cold conditions all across the a area ultimate doppler showing snow showers well back to the west moving towards western and central portions on have pennsylvania. we don't see we will eye any on have that today. this is lake effect mountainous snow flurries and not reaching us here. let's check temperatures at this hour. twenty-five mount pocono. twenty-eight pottstown. thirty-four in philadelphia. still just above freezing but barely so. thirty-three in wilmington. thirty-four in millville. thirty-four

let's head out to fox 29's steve keeley in ac yet again in 2014. steve? >> reporter: chris, i don't know if you might be too young enough, but i remember the old batman tv show, and batman had his own power plant pairing the bat cave. not just batman, but so did the revel casinos. instead of being on the boardwalk side where you will recognize shiny glass, we decided to come to the back side, the spot that nobody sees, you see the box here? that's private power plant built by two energy companies, specifically just to supply the gas, the heat, the water, the air-conditioning, every casino of energy need that this casino needed and that is why this deal didn't get done. so lot of people already afraid of bitter cold, early starts to this season, afraid that they're going to get a big utility bill, because this cold start in the mid-fall, even before the big christmas card credit bills come in, while it is not just average homeowners and rent ers, turns out, who worry about big electric gas and water bills, so did the people who had bid to buy the revel. an

steve keeley, k-mart, this is where you need to be, northeast philadelphia. hi, baby. >> reporter: you know what? you have made my holiday. chris murphy. >> yes? >> you've been in this business almost as long as me. >> right. >> have you ever been called baby by a co-anchor in your life? >> no, not recently. >> it is four a.m. and you're at a k-mart in philadelphia, babe. >> i baby. did you call him baby to start the snow. >> i love when you two get together. >> my baby. >> i do have to say i've been doing this since 1993 and i've never seen quite the dynamic between jennaphr frederick and stove keeley. >> ya, well, you know what? we have a white thanksgiving, jen, just for you, it is really holiday and festive. it is snowing out here. how about that? snow, look at this, did caitlin call that in fork river? i wonder if it is snowing from here? all right? but it is really starting to come down now, so caitlin, there is your live weather update here from frankford avenue, snow to make this a lovely holiday festive live shot here, and look, good thing we took ou

. >> steve keeley, liver inside the terminal there. the united terminal. how is it going? >> look, not everybody's dressed for the snowstorm. chris, walk with me if you k you can see this young lady, no snow boots for her. she is going somewhere warm. houston. we got a guy going somewhere cold. real cold. how about the north pole? we've got santa flying north here the day before thanksgiving, busy day for saint a busy month coming up. that's actually fred barges, and he's going west to san francisco. the problem for fred/santa barnes, he has to fly to chicago o'hare, even on sunday i and 70 agree days, chicago's nuts. you got a lot of patience with you? >> i slept at chicago many times when i was in the military. so it is a given. >> you're dressed for the weather, too, and you're used for snow. >> yes. >> reindeer on strike? >> i'm on vacation, december 1 i go back to work, the elves pick up, they flight out, and get red. >> i happy thanksgiving, preliminary merry christmas. >> thank you very much. and happy holiday just to be politically correct. >> how about that? look

fox 29's steve keeley looking into that. so what are they saying about this guy, beyond his rap sheet? this guy was pretty dangerous sounds like, steve? >> reporter: loyal daily views have heard me say countless times, any time we have a lead story standing outside police headquarters never good news. here is the exception. and this is great news. and her accused kidnapper, 37 year old delvan barnes, weaver mugshot of finally, not just on surveillance but on police mugshot camera on his way into a courtroom in maryland at 1:00 this afternoon. his latest appearance, because he's had plenty before in his past, but his first appearance since arrest not even for any of the charges in carlesha's kidnapping but for the fugitive warrant for another kidnapping october 1st, 4 weeks before, and that case, if you can believe it or not, even more horrific than carlesha's case, that has virginia authorities telling me over the phone, quote, he may be responsible for pattern of kidnapping of young woman. because in the previous case, afte

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live outside city hall with how things are going, steve, good morning. >> reporter: there was fear because it was so nice and warm out, we would have a big crowd and some of the scenes we saw in ferguson but this police department knows a thing or two about handling big crowds and the crowds here in philadelphia know a thing or two about respect. the two added up to a very a plus kind of a grade for the night, even though protest lasted with six hours and just ended 3:00 o'clock this morning. female bicycle officers had to go up ramps and pull a guy off so he didn't get hurt and cause any cars to swerve or crash. that guy and one other trying to get past the police blockade to go up ramps of the i-95 and vine street expressway 676 only two arrests among hundreds of peaceful respectful protesters and all of the police out to keep marchers safe and keep the peace here in philadelphia both groups showed restraint and respect and in a night of resentment in this country they showed a lot of resilience in this city. >> very appreciative of the fact that it was p

fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters this morning, steve? >> reporter: 6:03 a.m. now, wednesday morning, the pictures you're being to see taken 6:01 a.m. monday morning, he can actually two days ago. as they analyze this gas station convenience store surveillance man using the bank credit card for drinks, smacks, left electronic trail of evidence and led the fbi to aberdeen maryland 74 miles south of philly, an hour 20 drive, down 95. putting them at the gas station, and moments before this, at a pnc bank atm machine right across the parking lot making a cash withdraw, nine hours after carlesha was kidnapped in philly. so hour and half drive about. what is going on during that gap in time from her kidnapping, to this first evidence that we have of a kidnapper, using her cards? not put out so far by police, or the fbi, any outside that gas station video, where there are even more surveillance cameras that would likely show what car the guy came in, and maybe, who else is in the car. like a second man, man -- maybe, holding carlesha hostage. likely still with them a

keeley just arrived on scene, and steve, what do we know so far? >> well the 911 call came in at seven minutes to 3:00. that is how really not much time ago this happened. and then she was pronounced dead at 3:03 this morning, the first police arriving here find this 62 year old woman naked and brawls dollars all over her body. her 57 year old roommate was the one who called 911. and and inspector chief -- chief inspector scott small here to tell us what the roommate told, and what you guys know right now. >> when the police initially responded to the someone breaking in radio call, they were met by a 57 year old woman who resides on the first floor apartment. she initially said three males forced their way in with masks, there was a struggle between her, and the 62 year old roommate. the 62 year old roommate was found by police after the 57 year old roommate showed us, she was found 62 years old, completely naked, lying on the floor of her bedroom. she is naked, so we could see she had some bruises all over her body. medics pronounced her dead at

. >> fox 29's steve keeley broke this story, just about an hour ago, he joined us live at the scene with the very latest, steve, what have we learned in the last hour? >> reporter: well, this turns out to be what the instincts of the very veteran homicide detective thinking possibly could be, this is real rare one. i've been doing this a long time. see the homicide team just showing up now, wandering if this was an extreme rare case of two older women fighting to the death in hand to hand combat. the death wad woman, 62 years old, found naked with bruises all over her body receipt in the middle of the block here in rowhouse turned rooming how the. fifty-seven year old woman now at the hospital with what is called minor bruises, the younger of the two, is the one that called 911, just before 3:00 telling police, three mask men broke in to this rooming house, where the two shared the first floor in separate rooms, right there, here, and police are very extremely skeptical of her story since there is no sign of any break-in or forced entry, and she told police the men didn't take anything e

steve keeley is live from that neighborhood where we are seeing tears from the little kids, steve. >> reporter: just think this time yesterday, nobody had any idea or clue what was going on in that house or in the mind of a mother of three, this morning, you can see police guarding the home, taped off as a crime scene and they still don't have those answers. chaotic, horrific and there was a lot of blood. those are the haunting words to describe from one officer what he saw when he first arrived here and despite dealing will with all that police department focused and got that mother and her older son out of that one room where all four were found shot in the head into an ambulance and then in helicopters and into surgery at coupe inner camden fast enough to keep the oldest son and moth's live despite state police telling us out here that they were both extremely critical. now 20 hours later as far as we know since that last official update, both are still alive, and those around here came together out in the cold just to help each other reason with something so unreasonable. >> best

. >> steve keeley, is now live outside the home where this all happened, steve, you cover all kinds of horrific stories but this has to be one of the sadest. >> reporter: it is sad but unfortunately in this country we are used to really sad store list i can this on a weekly occurrence. we had florida state case the other day. although this case does hit closer to home here right on the edge of the south jersey pine barons where you never hear the word or town name tabernacle in our news hardly ever. you can still see it is a crime scene, guarded by state troopers overnight. no official update since late yesterday. as far as we know now the 44 year-old mother and her older son are somehow still alive. at last worth despite being said to be extraordinarily critical, was the word state police used to describe their conditions out here. authorities admit they still don't have all of the answers as to what happened in that room where all four victims were found shot in the head. they assured they are not searching for anybody else who would be involved. as this neighborhood came together in

. >> lets get out to steve keeley for very latest, steve. >> reporter: we're right at the accident scene we will see state troopers there that have i-95 northbound shut down at 291 exit ramp and panning over to the right and you'll see markings where a suv was and just taken out of here by a flatbed truck. right before that is other vehicle involved and that is an bread truck where the door is open. it is up against the media yan. we don't know fit was suv person or bread person hurt or killed in this crash but they made progress in at least trying to get i-95 back opened, by getting a flatbed down here and getting the suv off of the road, but whenever you have a deadly accident, you have an investigation and a more concerned with usually investigating this case before the evidence, is all of out here then getting the road reopened but i can tell thaw traffic, through chester was backed up, the chester local police were trying to do the best they can to direct people and help them find their way back on to i-95 but it was a real mess. rain has stopped. we are starting to see some sunligh

fox 29's steve keeley is live at philadelphia police headquarters with much more on this, steve, good morning. >> reporter: head line this morning is not good, it is 31 hours and counting and no good news so far. the detectives here are trying to help, their family, and their co-workers over at presbyterian hospital. among those hoping to somehow see the the kind of files that carlesha gaither show on video be what et cetera her free somehow, somewhere. nurse ago assistant and oldest of nine kids not only has her huge family looking for her but she has a huge team on the investigation here. philadelphia police now with help from the fbi and state police, along with city leaders who were just as horrified as everyone now across the country even where the police surveillance of her sunday night violent kidnapping is being played. the nutter administration is hoping to move the citizens of brotherly love with a $10,000 reward into a tip that cab find her or the car that she was last seen fighting for her life to break out of. >> i just want my daughter back home. >> reporter: if this vio

fox 29's steve keeley is live right now in the capitol of new jersey for us with more on this, hi, steve. >> we remember the great allen iverson version, call this the cross over dribble and may give new jersey's legal team coming here to federal court next week to argue the state's case for sports betting big reason to feel like they are 7 feet tall and going in for a slam dunk because the nba commissioner was one of the lead plaintiffs fighting new jersey and new has just come out very publicly in favor of making sports betting legal, here it is in a new york times opinion editorial, titled legalizing and regulate sports betting, allowed gambling on pro games, adam silver writes same things new jersey leaders have been saying all along. it is already widespread some estimate 400 billion is bet here in the u.s. times have change. gambling has become popular and accepted. most states have lotteries. american half have casinos. main street media publishes sports betting lines and point spreads. he talked about new jersey in this editorial, voters, approving sports betting in a referendum

. >> fox 29's steve keeley live outside city hall with a look at the the response, if any, steve, what is going on. >> reporter: philadelphia is 900 miles from ferguson but million miles away in terms of the two different protests. here this city should be very proud of its people and police. protest just ended about an hour ago as far as we know with just one arrest and why they were tearing ferguson apart in pieces, it was just completely peaceful here in philadelphia. the only attempt after about four hours of marching all around the city down to south street, around city hall, and through chestnut street is an attempt to shut down i-95. that is where the one arrest happened when somebody went up the ramp and satan the shoulder but police did a great blockade with their bike patrol and kept people going up the callowhill ramp around second street and it probably saved some lives out there because drivers doing 65 miles an hour don't always see people standing in the road as we saw yesterday on i-95 down in delaware county. here is inspector joe sullivan whom he and his men handled t

. >> steve keeley live at philadelphia international. good morning to you, sir. >> women, we got two waves of travel covered for in you this live shot. so you get a bonus, for you people watching this early. first the airport, and nothing but good news here. hundreds of flights here on time, only one cancellation, us airways flight, 655, manchester, new hampshire, that's one of the pre-emptive concellations where they expect trouble and so before anybody gets stuck on runway somewhere, and in the middle of a bad storm, they're going to cans they will flight. but philly, doing a lot better than other east coast airports already, because yesterday, even before midnight, a lot of the airlines pre-emptively canceled flights out of newark, liberty, jfk and new york, up in boston and connecticut, even down south of us, in washington, d.c. but philly right smack in the middle along the east coast and all of the airports, we have no pre-emptive concellations before midnight. people book, re book, no extra fees, airlines actually gave you somethi

. >> steve keeley is live in fbi headquarters with that story, steve, good morning. >> he faced cameras last night. this is six hours old. he arrives in virginia where he was extradited to face serious charges for attacking the 16 year old girl down there all morning and he is wearing some of the evidence. everybody recognized this jacket, the sheriff's deputy called it we put his puffy jacket and his hood on him so he looks like he did when he walks the street and menace wood man because we want to know if there is any victims that will recognize him this way rather than picture in the mug shot and orange jump suit. how about that, they have put jacket on him and the hood up on his head and, of course, officially so he he wouldn't catch a cold, walking in front of the cameras in the sheriff's department down there but how smart to do that, that is how he looked on the street and that is how somebody would recognize him, more so than a black and white mug shot. also yesterday, no surprise, that he was charged federally in carlesha's case. >> a stranger abduction. she didn't necessity hi

fox 29's steve keeley is on that development and has new video of barnes heading in to that arraignment. he is live outside fbi headquarters with that story, steve. >> reporter: check that, kerry, no arraignment last night. he has a charles city courtroom appearance sometime next week. it is not scheduled yet. it will be a while before he comes back to philadelphia this time last week it was two days after they got that dna match and that search warrant for the trailer that he lived in with his parents. this time last week, on friday, they are awaiting for him at this place called the community supermarket where barnes stock shelves. he had a actual real job. they were waiting. they knew he comes in on friday to pick up his pay check. they didn't want to spook i am his captain crowley said because he didn't know that the 16 year-old girl had survived this attack and ran and was at a building supply store and got air lifted to a hospital that is how bad she was. they were hoping to get him. but they knew when he didn't show up for his paycheck that he knew they were looking for him and h

let's go to steve keeley now covering this story for us. we thought this one, at least, might be safe, steve, but it doesn't look like it is the case. >> well, if new york city sit that i never sleeps, atlantic city has become the sit that i never wakes. from a bad dream, and a bad year, that just got badder. and so, bloomberg business reports that two sources tell it, that the company that owns the las vegas hard rock casino, the high bidder for the revel, could not negotiate lower utility bills with the two energy companies that own this little power plant that you never see walking by on the bore walk, because it is hidden behind the revel, but it is back here on the beach block. we came on this side to show it to you. it supplies all the power needs for just one customer, the combine hotel here. and they've got binding non-negotiable contract that comes with $3 million a month agreed upon bill. and that is what made this deal go south. just last week, the company, that had the high bid to buy this place, made positive headlines that had

. >> fox 29's steve keeley is live in bridesberg with more on, of course, nick foles and demeco ryans, steve. >> reporter: this very busy 7-eleven selling out almost of the philadelphia daily news this morning where mark sanchez makes his first cover after making his first appearance this season. nick foles went down hard, you can see on his left non-throwing shoulder, so hard, he broke his collar bone on the last play of the first quarter. he is out at least a month, probably longer though since aaron rodgers had the same thing happen to him last season and he was out seven weeks. any worries first began to slowly ease into okay, maybe not so bad after all as mark sanchez led the team to victory surrounded by in mccoy, sproles, maclin and matthews a home run of offensive weapons. the loss of demeco ryans on defense is bigger worry the day after after here, ryans is out for the season. the defensive leader, locker room leader, his second achilles tendon tear on his career on the same field in houston where he played before the eagles signed him. casey matthews becoming starter again h

keeley joining us from cooper university hospital with more, steve? >> reporter: the long information void filled somewhat by the brother-in-law of the ceo of cooper, where hospital helicopter is landing on the roof now that you might be seeing and hearing in the background. peter is his name. he tells the courier post excellent reporter kevin, who broke this story, that john and joyce sheridan both had several stab wounds and he said they know, meaning the family, gruesome details of the couple's violent death watch they still do not know is the motive. so, peter says, no one has any idea why this happened. but he says they do have an idea now of the details of what did happen, his sister, joyce, stabbed at least eight times, stab wounds he describes as savage and done with rage. his brother-in-law, the cooper ceo, john sheridan, stab wounds on left side, and penetrating wounds it his neck. here is the interesting facts he also mentions, three knives, the one that cut mr. sheridan's neck and may have severed his jug ooh lar vein, not recovered or ide

fox 29's steve keeley live at philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> reporter: thirty-two hours since this happened and police have way more than 32 tips since they put out surveillance video just before dinner time yesterday and since the nutter administration put out a $10,000 reward for any kind of help or knowledge or anything that may kind of help solve this case. it is more than three minutes of the most chilling surveillance you will he have see that we are running here showing what the detective believe is a random attack and a planned attack but no what i did the plan include parking right under a sidewalk surveillance camera that captured this. the video leads to you shiver but has in the let to this monster yet or the nurse that he hunted down. in a chilling sequence showing him get out, go down and wait, moments after 22-year old carlesha gaither got off her septa bus he bounced. she's seen running across the street who catchesser, drags her and grabs her. her glasses come off. drops her cell phone. witnesses hear screams for help and m

. >> fox 29's steve keeley smoke with one woman who witnessed what happened right after the shooting. >> reporter: trenton police officers in this marked suv responding to a call of a man with a gunfought got that call instantly confirmed just as they arrived and bullets hit their windshield. none hit them as they ducked behind a dashboard. getting up and getting the reminder why police target practice pays off. firing back at the gunman with accurate aim as adrenaline and training kicked into high life-saving gear. >> right after 7:00. i was sleeping. and i heard gunshots, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. 20 gunshots easily. >> reporter: this small one way street is curbed much this happened just as police drove around that curb. and so likely only having a split second glimpse of the gunman and the reflex to return fire, as bullets and flying glass came at their faces. one they hit the gunman kick his gun away and felt save witnesses who heard the barrage of bullets look out their windows and saw one of the officers take off bullet resistant vest check it it for bullet holes and damage

steve keeley is nearly there. he is arriving on the scene to give us a live report in just a few minutes. >>> but first new for you this morning one person is injured following an overnight house fire in east mt. airy. fire crew where is called to the 6400 block of belfield avenue just after 1:00. a 60 year-old man was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation no word on what cause that had fire. >>> also new fire department is vest gating an early morning fire around chester in 12:30. fire fighters responded to the call in the seven hundred block of cold well street there are no reports of injuries. >>> also new a 27 year-old man is hospitalized following a crash in hockessin delaware. it happened around 6:00 o'clock last night in the 1600 block of old wilmington road. police say driver hit a park pickup truck which caused his car to launch in to a second story of a barn, which had been converted into a home. the driver was taken to the christiana hospital with head injuries. nobody in the home was injured. >>>

keeley live in center city this morning with more on. >> this steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, talked to carlesha's family, weren't exactly celebrating barges being back here in philadelphia, in fact, it was a surprise to them until they saw our live shots here yesterday morning, some of the families say they were never told by authorities, that the plan was to bring him here to philly first, they heard it from us on the air, saying yesterday, they, and carlesha, had no want nor need to be in the courtroom this afternoon to see barnes in person themselves. but again, as i told you originally, she has real big family. some we didn't talk to could end up showing up here today for what likely will be just quick reading of the charges, and talk about him getting a court appointed lawyer, then maybe setting future date for next tentative court appearance. now, few development, though, from the great authority down in virginia, have kept in touch, with specially captain jason crawly, who was one of the leading investigators on the barnes' first kidnapping case before he ever came up

. >> owe steve keeley is live with new information . talk to us, steve. >> reporter: not just new information but new video and lets get right to it, we will recollect knees delven barnes real good because he is looking same way he did in all surveillance pictures from the atm bank machine and all surveillance videos we saw of him that slowly were released all week and now authorities in virginia got their hand on him after the maryland case yesterday, and they brought him back just before 11:00 o'clock last night to face the horrific charges in that october 1st through 3rd attack on the poor 16 year-old girl found name, burned, beat when a shovel after she ran out of his trunk and into the woods next to his trailer home where he had been holding her and attacking her. the authority in virginia smartly had him face tv cameras and notice here what else they did they had him wearing that same jacket. some of the evidence in carlesha's case that very recognizable black hooded jacket they saw him wearing those kidnapping surveillance videos

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

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

here's a live look from our news van steve keeley was able to get a birds eye view above the accident scene, north bound lanes of i-95 remain closed. they are getting that last of the vehicle out of there but zoom on over to the left there but steve brought up a good point and he is right on the money. that puddle right there, totally blocking the left lane, kind of inching into that center lane is most likely the reason for that accident. look at that coming north on i-95 coming around that curve there, you cannot see that puddle. most likely one of those vehicles could have hydroplaned and caused the multi vehicle fatal accident. that is the reason why it is still closed. when it is a fatal crash it takes a little longer continue on rest gate it. let's go to mize jam cam here back here towards island avenue. we are bumper to bumper for about 6 miles jammed solid from naamans road, delaware state line, all the way up to that accident scene. if you are leaving the house right now folks will miss their flight at philly international this morning. you can use 291 taking you through neig

. >>> fox 29's steve keeley found a business and a person who is working just to make it a little