inside elderly jenny russo was under hospice care. as the truck roared off russo's son rushed to his mom. >> i see the dresser ready to fall on top of her. there was cold hair coming in. there was a gaping hole in the air. had to get that cold air to stop so i picked her up put her into my bedroom which is the next room over so there was warmth in there. >> reporter: ron russo says his mom was frail, only 58 pounds. arriving firefighters moved her bed into the warmer living room. her son thinks the circumstances of this morning may have hastened her death. >> we moved her twice and it was too much for her. and we laid her in there. about an hour after that, she passeddism friends and neighbors offered condolences at the left town house where in the 1950's jenny russo and her husbands raised two sons. in later years russo was active in organizing senior citizen trips. two of her granddaughters remembered her today as loving and always well dressed. >> she always liked to get dressed up and like she always liked her jewelry, made sure s

look like where's rene russo. you've taken a couple years off. are there moments you look back and go "i was on my game in this period"? >> i think it sort of depends on the film. like "the thomas crowne affair" i was on my game. >> yes, you were. yes, you were. >> thank you. >> that was a good time. that was of great. he was amazinamazing, john of py the best director i've worked with because he constantly busted me when he wasn't getting what he wanted. he would come up and say, no, you're using humor. i don't want that. he was on me all the time and got me through the role. "tin cup" was great because i loved the comedy aspect of it. that was good. there were other films that i was of pretty much cut out of so that was not fun. back to you -- so i guess you have high moments in certain scenes that you love and others that maybe not so much because you shoot out of sequence. and sometimes you just want to go back and reshoot a scene. >> right. >> but yeah. >> i think where i'm going with this eventually is to get to what it's like to be directe

russo's son showed us the damage inside the bedroom. police located the pickup truck involved in that accident. the driver turned himself in. >>> a legal victory for tom corbett. today a judge approved his administration's bid to take over the york city school district and place it in receivership. this decision gives more authority to a state-appointee to make the public school district the first in the state to be turned into privately-run charter schools. a lawyer for york schools says he is appealing that decision. >>> days of frantic searching for a missing young boy comes to a tragic end. a 4-year-old jayden morrison's body was found today. where police made the tragic find and what they believe happened when the boy vanished. >>> a scare at the movies. people flocked to the theater to see "the interview" and stage a symbolic protest against north korea. something happened during a new jersey showing that sent moviegoers running for the exit. >>> and more pro-athletes are getting iced by the pumps. next we have new information abo

that truck did not directly strike russo, came just within feet, knocking a clothes dresser into her çbed. more than an hour after the crash, russo passed, badly shaken by the car accident, we're told, and her son had a pointed question for the driver who took off. >> how are you going to live with yourself? you might have thought you did damage to her house but you probably -- i'm not saying you killed her but you led to my mom's death. >> reporter: earlier this afternoon, bristol police investigator located the red truck parked on bass street in this area. car parts left at the original crash scene matched up with the red truck they found and late this afternoon that truck's owner turned himself in to police. if you come back out live, perhaps the saddest element of all of this, russo, the victim, would have turned 93 years old if she had lived through the day, december 26th was her birthday. the police chief here just told me the driver of that car will likely be charged next week. live tonight in bristol township, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> it's happened again. we just le

he has been cooperative through the entire process. >> reporter: russo's family members felt the house shake and saw headlights leaving the scene around 3:00 a.m. a trail of tire marks left in the grass. >> yesterday was christmas and today is now her birthday and, you know, we knew she was getting ill but we didn't know that something like this would happen. >> reporter: russo had been in hospice care. the impact pushed her dresser into her bed leaving her room exposed to the outside. her son said he had to move her twice to a warmer location in the house while emergency crews repaired the whole. too much for her 58-pound body. she died a short time later. >> she really wanted to pass in her own bedroom but unfortunately was not able to do that. >> she was a lively woman. she liked to get dressed up, have fun. >> reporter: police say the damage on the red dodge. the suspect's family leaves bristol township police station after the man was questioned. police decide not to charge him until they talked to the district attorney. they say the man is remorseful and has apologized to the rus

he said that russo's revolution beneficial to society. benjamin franklin, i have artie what celebrity in france. turgot praised him. franklin comments people in france that america's new republic was the ultimate of tination in the march human progress. salons of -- the where the places almighty ideas of these men discussed and debated. four celebrated hostesses during the golden age of salons -- in the 1750's to 1780's. some of you have probably seen the picture. this is another conversation piece. today to show -- to that the the idea salons were a reinforcing ork that made the golden age of the fonts memorable. the best and the brightest paris and france were all connected. the arrows above the heads show to right -- russo, voltaire, turgot. the circles highlight the leading hostesses. this era ended in 1780. the er book, "the women of french salons," found that said of c close with the death deffand in 1780. were of the philosophers also gone. others were past the age of rming fresh ties. notable ferson arrives, led by mme. helvetiur.

. >>> the victim jenny russo was sleeping in her bedroom when the driver charge up to her home busting into the side of her home. you can see the tire tracks he here. >> she told me from the impact the statue hit her on the head. >> reporter: ronald ruse so ran over to his injured mother after the crash woke him up. >> ronald i'm feeling cold. >> a gaping hole in the wall leaving the ailing woman under hospice care under the elements. >> we made one move from here to there. we moved from there back to the hospital bed and that was just too much moving for her for 58 pounds. it was just too much. jenny russo was dead less than an hour later and on her 93rd birth today. >> we were going to give her a birthday cake for today. >> reporter: the driver park the damage truck on bath street and then bailed according to police. jerk hits the house and takes off. >> hours later investigators say he turned himself in but wanted to do so away from tv cameras. >> what kind of person does that? hits a house and just leaves. >> he says his mother moved into the house in 1954 and adored every bit of i

but we didn't know that something like this would happen russo had been in hospice care. the impact pushed her dresser into her bed leaving her room exposed to the outside. her son said he had to move her twice to a warmer location in the house while emergency crews repair the hole. too much for her 58-pound body. she died a short time later. >> she really wanted to pass in her own bedroom and unfortunately was not able to do that. >> she was a lively woman. she like to get dressed up and go out and have fun and stay active with the seep yours. >> reporter: police found the red dodged on bath street in bristol bore o suspect's family leaves bristol township police station. police decided not charge him until they talk to the district attorney. they say the man is remorseful and has apologized to the russo family. >> i wanted the family members of the driver respond to do their home with an apology and they were very gracious to him and accepting it. >> reporter: police are not releasing the name of the that 20 yeared driver. the da is expected to make a decision on what i

yesterday morning a truck slammed into russo's home and fled the scene. the coroner report stated russo did not endure any form of physical trauma she was in hospice car suffering from lung disease. driver of truck surrenderederd to place later that day. formal charges yet to be sglild it appears another struggling charter school in philadelphia will shut down for good next week. bored of trustees posted notice on walter d. palmer school web site stating the school will permanent natalie close on wednesday. parents got news over winter break and now have to find new schools for their children to attend. >>> the gesture's new year's bringing grade will wear something special on their costumes this year green ribbons in support of shane montgomery's familych the missing college student's mother and uncle brought hundreds of ribbons tractor-trailer gesture club house in south philadelphia today. shane of course has been missing since thanksgiving morning and he left a bar in manayunk and has not been seen sglins dinner table deliveryes fed dozens across phil

jenny russo was sleeping in the levittown home when the pick up slammed into the home. the circumstances proved to be too much. authorities are awaiting toxicology reports before they determine what charges will be filed. >>> family and friends gathered to remember the lives of two employees of the casual male xl store in mill creek, delaware, who were murdered on the job a decade ago, they were shot execution style in the basement of the store during a robbery attempt in 2004. there were no arrests in their murders. the victim's families rereesed balloons in honor of the victims. they come back every year praying for an arrest. >>> hammonton police have identified the 77-year-old woman killed while leaving church on christmas eve. dolores distleer was trying to get into her car when she was hit. the driver remained at the scene and not charged. >>> statistics are starting to come in and they suggest this was in fact a robust holiday shopping season. while christmas has passed the holiday season is not over. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: sales for this holiday

bristol township police located the dodge ram on batting road yesterday. 93-year-old jenny russo was sleeping in her levittown home when the car slammed into the house. he said the circumstances proved to be too much. >> mr. russo told me that one of the family members of the driver responded to their home with an apology and they were very gracious to him in accepting. >>> authorities are awaiting toxicology reports before they determine what charges will be filed. >>> families and friends gathered to remember the lives of the two employees of the store who were murdered on the job a decade ago. they were shot execution style in the basement of the store during a robbery attempt in 2004. there have been no arrests in their murders. the victim's families released balloons in honor of the victims. they come wack every year praying for an arrest. >>> hammonton, -- hammonton police identified the woman killed while leaving paint anthony of padua church. the driver remained at the scene and not charged. >>> statistics are coming in they suggest this was a robust holiday shopping season.

the pick up slammed into the home of jenny russo, the coroner must determine if the accident caused her death before police decide whether to seek charges. dann cuellar has more on this story at 9:30. >>> philadelphia police are hoping surveillance video will find two men who held up a family dollar. it happened in oxford circle. authorities say the suspects entered the store and demanded cash. the thieves took off on foot, nobody was hurt. >>> statistics are starting to come and they suggest this was in fact a robust holiday shopping season. despite the fact that christmas has past, the retail season is not over yet. >> reporter: retailers are cashing in their christmas presents sales for this year's holiday shopping season are predicted to boost 5.5% from last year according to mastercard. and customers kept it going by hitting stores early. >> good weather and saving money. center city the warm weather gave another boost to retailers with more foot traffic. >> it's amazing, much more than the christmas holiday. >> reporter: the price slashing hit cherry hill mall. this is the day whe

russo's family say they accepted an apology yesterday. during all this the the bucks county district attorney will review the case next week to determine if charges are coming. we are live from the cbs-3 news center, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so unfortunate steve, thank you. >>> police are investigating a serious crash in delaware county. two vehicles collided at north state and gulf road in springfield last night. from chopper three you can see one of the vehicles overturn there we are told first responders pulled at least one person from that car, it is unclear if anybody else was hurt. >>> one person was killed, after a motorcycle and truck collided in king of prussia chopper three over river road and mccoy lane friday evening. a second person was flown to the hospital, that person's condition has not been released, and the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a crash involving a school bus loaded with children on the roosevelt boulevard. chopper three over the t

jenny russo was sleeping in the levittown home when the pick up truck slammed into the home. her son his mom was frail and under hospice care. authorities are awaiting toxicology report to determine what charges will be filed. >>> friends and families remembered two employees of the casual mall xl store who were shot to death in the basement of the store. the family released balloons in honor of the victims. they come back every year praying for an arrest. >>> hammonton police identified the 77-year-old woman while leaving a church on christmas eve. she was trying to get in the car when she was hit. the driver remained at the scene, and has not been charged. >>> statistic are are starting to come in, they suggested this was a robust holiday shopping season. while christmas has passed. the retail season isn't over yet. annie mccormick spoke to shoppers. >> reporter: retailers are cashing in their christmas present sales are predicted to boost 5.5% from last year. according to mastercard and customers kept that going by hitting stores early. >> you can't beat it. , good weather

russo gets help from a man on a small boat to pull suelina out. her head is barely above the rushing water. gasping for air with every ounce of strength she can find. >> i'm just exhausted. i've been down there so long and i can't, my head is going under the water. and, i'm still thinking i'm going to drown and chris is on the ladder and it was like he was, just like pouring his life force into me and i could raise my arm and he could grab hold of my arm. >> after 45 terrifying minutes, suelina is pulled to safety, but jay king is still trapped in the tunnel. >> i knew as a rescuer, rescuers are always last. but like anything, i just want to get out. >> on this line, this side of the ladder. >> you've got to move this line underneath the ladder. >> i'll get you out of this. >> we're getting to the end of this here. we're getting close. we're running out of time. and the last thing i want to do, after being successful three other times is leave a firefighter trapped in a culvert at the end of the day. >> russo realizes the boat can provide extra st

kathy russo. the second vice president will be mrs. ann maria perini and vice president is mrs. lorie and i will be the president of the council. >> congratulations. >> thank you. i hope to serve the commission and the council, as well as mrs. perrini did. >> that is my report. >> the composition of your advisory committee, each supervisor entitled to appoint one; right? >> yes, sir. >> besides those eleven, how many for the public -- other than those eleven, how many slots? >> eleven. >> there are 22. >> there are 22 folks. >> that is almost eleven other than the supervisors. >> yes. >> let me ask you then, how are the other eleven chosen, besides those chosen by each supervisor? >> the commission chooses them. >> oh, this commission? >> yes. >> recommended. >> thank you. >> you are quite welcome. also i failed to mention that we have a new co-chair for the legislative committee diane lawrence is here and she will be giving the report. are there any questions? yes? >> you were saying about the site visit? >> yes. >> what are you looking for? you have a list that you check off o

russo was not there, but we're continuing to recruit for the membership committee and that is an ongoing process and our site visits continue and we'll have an update at the january meeting. the advisory council will not meet in december because of the holidays. so we'll be giving a report -- i will be giving a report in january. also at that particular meeting, we selected a bylaws committee and that is in effect. there was also a nominations for advisory officers and the slate of officers were accepted. i can read the names, if you want to know who the folks are, or if you would like to know -- the secretary will be mrs. kathy russo. the second vice president will be mrs. ann maria perini and vice president is mrs. lorie and i will be the president of the council. >> congratulations. >> thank you. i hope to serve the commission and the council, as well as mrs. perrini did. >> that is my report. >> the composition of your advisory committee, each supervisor entitled to appoint one; right? >> yes, sir. >> besides those eleven, how many for the public -- other than those eleven, how many

ginny russo lived in the home since 1954. her son says she loved the area and he loved her so much. >> the way she was so active. just so precise about everything. i mean, she knew where everything was. everything. >> reporter: six week ago he moved in to help care for his sick mother had wanted to spend her final days her. >> she wants to die in this house. but you wouldn't think by a car. you wouldn't think that. on her birthday. jeez. >> reporter: now memories are ronald and the family have left. the driver's father tells us he's 19 years old. police say he's 20-year-old right now the district attorney will have to meet with his entire team next week early to find out what charging decision will be made. kerry? >> all right. lauren, thank you. >>> a pottstown mother set to appear in court next week for allegedly having sex with a teenaged boy that she met while she was volunteering with her daughter's cheerleading squad. police say the 42-year-old iris gibney and 17-year-old boy admitted that they were having sex last mont

her family says russo has been on hospice care and was only a frail 58 pounds. she wasn't actually hit by the truck but her family believes the trauma of the incident was too much for russo schenn passed away. police located the pickup truck in bristol township today and as we said they are now interviewing the owner. so far no charges have been filed. >> strangers have come together to raise nearly half a million dollars for the family of a maryland woman who was killed when a jet crashed into her home and the victim has ties to our area. marie gemmell and her two young sons died when the jet hit their suburban d.c. home back on december 8. gemmell grew up in brick township and graduated from rowan university. an online fundraiser has collected more than $486,000 in donations. gemmell it's husband and young daughter were not home at the time of the crash. a friend of the family also collected hundreds of gifts and thousands of dollars worth of gift cards for the family. >>> a montgomery township grandmother is back with her family after she was reported missing

accident contributed to death of jenny russo. her son says she was sleeping in the conner bedroom when the truck slammed into the wall 3:30 this morning. >> the whole house shook. it just shook. and i go what the hell is going on here. >> ron russo said it caused a dresser to almost fall on top of the petite 9 93 pounds. >> hit-and-run? what if there was a baby behind that wall in a crib. >> fire and medics later moved her to the living room the son thinks the circumstances were too much and she pass away amongst the statues that gave her comfort. >> one of the family members of the driver responded to their home with an apology and they were gracious to them in accepting it. >> david hector will meet with his team next week to see where the case goes from here. there will be charges filed it's a matter of sorting out where the evidence leads them. live in bristol. dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> a motorcycle was killed when a bike and truck collided. a portion of route 23 near mccoy line was shut down around 5 p.m

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. >> reporter: ronald russo picking up the pieces. >> a fender sitting here. a bumper sitting here. >> reporter: hoping to fees together -- >> taillights of a truck going down the road. >> reporter: what happened at his mother's levittown home. >> i thought somebody hit this tree and the vibration from the tree went through the house. >> jerk hits the house and takes off. >> ronald was sleeping. >> i was in that bedroom right over there. when the tree house trembled he rush into his mother's bedroom. this peace over here with all these drawers open. >> crash trapped into john see russo's room. >> police found the truck later in the day parked and clearly damaged. >> what kind of person does that? hits a house and just leaves. >> the elderly woman was fragile and under hospice care. >> now we made one move from here to there. we moved her from there back to the hospital bed. and that was just too much moving for her 58 pounds. just too much. >> reporter: 40 minutes later she died. >> today would have been her 93rd birthday. >> balloons and flowers delivered bef

that teenager is now on bail out. 93-year-old jenny russo in her home when a truck driven by a bucks county teen slammed into her home killing her. police say the 19-year-old who was behind the wheel his name has not been released did turn himself in. her family is devastated. >> wants to do you in this house. you wouldn't think by a car. you wouldn't think that, you know, on her birthday. jeez, you know, really. >> police say the driver expressed remorse. they're still investigating but sources at the bucks county district attorney's office say it is unclear if that driver will face charges because russo was in hospice care. >>> north korea is blaming president obama for the release of the movie "the interview". that country's government called the movie illegal, dishonest and reactionary and they hurled racist insults at president obama calling him reckless. >>> our cover story this morning the sony hack still in the news making headlines. the company decided to reverse its initial decision and release the interview in select theaters and online. the controversial movie is about as

jenny russo was lying in her bed near the point of impact. she was a hospice patient. nbc 10 spoke to russo's son who says he is devastated. >> i'm not saying you killed her but you led to my mom's death. >> late thisç afternoon, polic located the pickup truck in bristol borough. here's a better look at the damage police uncovered at the scene of the crash. fragments of the car, plus a smashed head or taillight. police are talking to the alleged driver. we have crews on the scene and we'll keep you posted with any new developments. >> at least one fan of the holiday movie classic "national lampoon's christmas vacation" was driving on the garden state parkway on christmas. someone changed a sign for the clark and westfield exit on the interstate to say clark griswold. take a look. the turnpike authority removed the taped-on sign at the exit in union county. yes, that's the movie we all love after chevy chase played clark griswold, the dad in the christmas classic. >> do you know i have not seen that movie ever. >> all right. you must. >> on the list of movies i haven'

the bucks county coroner ruled that jenny russo died from natural causes. the report says there was no signs of trauma caused by the accident. she had just celebrated her birthday and was under hospice care when the 19 year old driver slammed into her house on red brook drive. no charges have been filed against that teen whose name has not been released. police say he is cooperating and he did turn himself in. russo died just a few hours after that crash. >>> there's a new clue in the search for a chester county native missing in pittsburgh. police say 22-year-old paul cup company hasn't been seen or heard from since december 16th december 16th. he's 2010 graduate of owen j. roberts high school. pittsburgh police now have some video that shows him walking near his south side apartment at 2:45 in the morning of december 16th. investigators say he had been out with friends trying to watch football his friend said he disappeared while they were getting fast food helping him with a cut on his hand. investigators say his wallet and keys were missing from his apa

police say the dodge pickup truck barely missed hospice patient jenny russo as she was sleeping in her bed around 2:30 yesterday morning. the vehicle left tire tracks in the yard and a gaping hole in the house. the elderly woman was not physically injured in the crash but disturbed and shaken up afterwards. then just hours later, on her 93rd birthday, she passed away. >> how are you going to live with yourself? you might have thought you just did damage to a house, but you probably -- i'm not saying you killed her, but you led to it, my mom's death. >> yesterday afternoon police tracked down the truck parked near the owner's house. the man's family turned him in to police. the 20-year-old driver is not being held in custody as the d.a. makes a decision on charges. meanwhile, toxicology tests are pending to determine if any substances played a role in the crash. >>> a long-time philadelphia homicide detective credited with arresting convicted cop killer abu jamal has died. douglas colbreath served in the philadelphia police department for 30 years before retiring. he then joined the def

the bucks county coroner jewels jenny russo died from natural causes. the report says there was no signs of trauma caused by that accident. the 19-year-old driver slammed into her house on red brook drive on friday. the teen turned himself in to police hours after the crash but was not charged. the da is expected to make charging decision early this week. russo was under hospice care and died a few hours after the cra crash. >> we do have a new clue in the search for chester county native that is now missing in pittsburgh. that young man police now say there's video that shows that 22-year-old paul, walking near his south side apartment at about 2:45 in the morning of december 16th. investigators say he had been out with friends watching some football and then his friends say he disappeared while they were out getting fast food. helping somebody with a cut on his hand. investigators say his wallet and his keys were missing from his apartment but his car was still outside. >>> this morning, we're taking a look back at some of the biggest stories of 2014

inside elderly terminally ill jenny russo was on hospice care. her son rushed to her. >> i go back there and see the dresser drawer leaned over ready to fall on top her and there was cold air coming in, there was a gaping hole right into the wall. had to get that cold air to stop so i picked her up, put her into my bedroom which is the next room over so there was warmth in there. >> reporter: her son says she was frail, only 58 pounds. firefighters moved her bed into the warmer living room. her son thinks those moves may have hasten heard passing. >> we moved her twice. it was too much for her. >> reporter: the bucks countytor said that the d.a.'s office is in consultation with the coroner. well, her family says miss russo had lived a long active life though she had recently become ill. december. >>> is her birthday. she turned 93 today. john rawlins channel6 "action news." >> a school bus driver went to the hospital this afternoon after crashing into a pole. happened on the roosevelt boulevard extension in tioga nicetown just before 1:30. the dr

. >> today was jenny russo's 93rd birthday, the petite woman that raised children in this house passed away. >> as for the hit and run driver? >> who does this, hit and stop okay but hit and run, what if there say baby behind the wall in the crib, hit and run and boom. what about that? >> this is the house, badly damaged and it's boarded up, bristol township is looking for the hit and run vehicle, believed to be a red full size truck ark full size pickup truck, it left a piece of its bumper here and paint, we have evidence, there is considerable damage to the truck. >> john thank you. >>> we have breaking news to pass along to you now from levittown, buck county, chopper 6 is over a house fire here, it was reported just a few moments ago, you can see a number of fire crews on the scene and we are told that the fire is under control and they are still here trying to make sure no hot spots are reignited and they are making sure everyone is okay. fire crews are on the scene and the investigation is on the way into what ignited this house fire here. candy road in levittown, buck county. we

. >>> join me next time for a conversation with renee russo for her movie "night did crawl -- "nightcrawler." that's next time. see you then. money? >> the california endowment, health happens in neighborhoods. learn more. >> and by characteristics to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >> hello, welcome to "this is us." i'm becca king reid on top of mount hamilton at the observatory. we're going to take you inside and give you a look at a telescope built here in the 19th everyone isry. of course, a von is hers are still up here studying the heavens and we'll show you the newer telescopes as well and you will meet the founder of word press, who turned down a fortune to save an idea and dr. jill tarter, founder of seti, the search for extra terrestrial intelligence and greg chin, a star who has risen, faded and is back on track. it all starts now.

people saying rene russo is back. you disappeared for ten years. >> i kind of did disappear. >> what were you up to? >> i was watching you "morning joe." >> at 3:00 a.m.? >> yes. >> what has got you up? is. >> so i would watch for half an hour and tape the rest. but yeah. way too early? >> i almost broke into tears when you said that. >> no, i love every minute of it. >> were you going to open a dairy? >> yeah. i have a handful of cows outside of buffalo. and i did. i thought, well, you know, at 50, i said, i have to try something else. or otherwise i was never going to do it. so i partnered with a guy, pat lango. he's -- he is, like -- an amazing chef. and a dairy farmer. and we make yogurt, the official snack of -- of new york now. >> wow. >> new york state. it is the official snack. but -- and it's the best. so i mean, i'm like hogging my ---it like, white cow dairy. >> go for it. >> why not? >> i didn't expect to do that, but -- >> so this movie is really a family affair. your husband co wrote and directed it. tha

the crash barely missed hospice patient jenny russo as she slept in her bed. she died hours later. investigators say she died from advanced lung disease. it was her 93rd wirthbirthday. the driver of the truck has not been charged. >>> the tension between police and the public has led to protests around the country. today people in one philadelphia community wanted to show their support for the officers who protect them. state lawmaker w. curtis thomas handed out certificates of appreciation to officers who serve in his district. joining them is lippscomb. >> i can testify how great the police department in the city of philadelphia is and has been to my family and to others here. >> representative thomas said thanks to the officers in his district crime has gone down but that trend won't continue without cooperation between police and the community. >>> a new jersey mother jailed after police say she drove drunk with her 3-year-old in the car. >> running cars off the road almost causing accidents. >> i'm ted greenberg. how authorities say a good samaritan got her to stop. >>> plus a

charges have been filed against a 19-year-old driver who struck the home of a 93-year-old woman jenny russo on her birth today on friday. she was inside that home under hospice care when the teen slammed into her house. a few hours after that crash the woman died. police say the teenager whose name has not been released is cooperating and did turn himself in. >>> we now know the entities of the drivers involved in a fatal crash in upper merion township on friday afternoon. that is a bad one. police say 50-year-old eric keifer crossed over eight hadn't dread rough road on his motorcycle colliding head on with that food service truck. 30-year-old mohammed bah was driving that vehicle. keifer died at the scene. bah was flown to the hospital of treatment of non-life threatening injuries. >>> one month ago a night out with family in manayunk turned tragic for the loved ones of shane montgomery when evanish. the 21-year-old was last seen with friends at kildare's the night before thanksgiving. police, fbi volunteers all searched for him in and around the schuylkill river. last week divers did fin

. >> ron russo said it caused a dresser to almost fall on top of the petite 93-year-old. she was on hospital care in a medical med. >> who does this hit-and-run. >> who does this what if there's a baby behind the wall. >> fire and medics moved her into a room and the son thinks circumstances is too much and hastens pass ago way among religious statues that give her comfort. >> one of the family members of the driver responded to their home with an apology and they were graish us in accepting it. >> district attorney david heckler meets with his team next week to see where the case goes from there. there will be kharns it's a matter of sorting through the evidence to see where it leads we're live in bristol police headquarters dann cuellar "channel 6 action news." >> thank you ux dann. in philadelphia gasoline leaking from a food truck caused a hazmat situation in germantown. wayne avenue and pierce street reported a strong odor. fire and pgw rushed to the scene and evacuated homes. they stopped the leak and everybody was able to return. in the lawndale section of philadel

russo was not there, but we're continuing to recruit for the membership committee and that is an ongoing process and our site visits continue and we'll have an update at the january meeting. the advisory council will not meet in december because of the holidays. so we'll be giving a report -- i will be giving a report in january. also at that particular meeting, we selected a bylaws committee and that is in effect. there was also a nominations for advisory officers and the slate of officers were accepted. i can read the names, if you want to know who

new information tonight and a hit-and-run crash in bristol township, bucks county. 93-year-old jenny russo died a short time after a pickup truck slammed no her home and then drove off. authorities now say results from her autopsy indicate she died of natural causes and there was no evidence of trauma caused by the crash. the driver did eventually turn himself in. at this time no charges have been filed. >>> turning to our weather tonight, a mild late december evening all around the region. we enjoyed a beautiful day but the clouds are moving in tonight tonight, and some wet weather parent until our future as well. meteorologist justin drabick is tracking showers in the forecast forecast. as we head into our sunday. hey, justin. >> that's right, natasha. not the best finish to the weekend but today how about it? sunshine temperatures near 60. felt more like early november, not late december. here we government clouds streaming into the region as we speak. there's some showers breaking out across western pennsylvania well extent well to the south and west cold over the midwest will be track

in the '20s we had the russos and others who bottle a variety of housing in san francisco. we had more landed in those days, but it wasn't all high income housing. you had places like forest hill and st. francis woods, which was expensive and then you had merced manor and the middle00 and probably lower income -- lower-middle-income and rowhouses and sunset and you had housing for all income groups in those days. it could be done again if we do this the right way. i think that the idea of cross subsidization with market rate makes sense because then you can build lower income housing that takes a huge subsidy to be able to provide it for people at a very low-cost. because when you are getting very little out of buyer or the renter. so it only makes sense that you are going to have to make it work. a concept that i have introduced in the past and i think it would fit a site that wasn't even mentioned yet, but it may be one for the future. it's on your map. the puc land on 7thth avenue and health department around laguna honda, a huge site that would be perfect for the situat

katy russo is one of our staff members who is based in toledo, ohio. she and her family were directly affected by this. she has written a blog on our website. and you'll recall a few months ago charleston, west virginia had a similar water ban when there was a spill of toxic chemicals into the river. we have mistreated our rivers throughout our history and continue to do so in many ways. climate change is affecting this. in toledo the reason the ban went into effect was because of a toxic bloom in lake erie. that results from polluted run-off from cities and from farms. nd as we see more storms and intense storms we see more of that run off occurring and more events like this unless we take steps to address the problem of polluted run off, unless we take steps to address the problem of climate change. if we don't address climate change and our rivers, we're really missing the boat. no pun intended. because the fact is that our rivers are one of our best defenses against climate change. they provide critical linkage for wild lifey to move in response to