match.com. >> steve keeley works out a lot, drives a sports car we need to set steve keeley up. >> no, i'm good now. i'm done. i passed that point, i passed the point of no return, so now my goal right now is to get to florida, to survive and be healthy and i will be the king of the retirement community and i'll have a bunch of widow s, to pick from. you are just too much. >> he has a plan. >> steve, we love you. >> many safe returns. >> all right, see you. >> well, what a year, on good day and around the world when it comes to weather as well. we had everything in the weather department. there was drought, wild fires, freezing temperatures, we will get a break down of the whacky weather of the year. >>> good morning a couple of games on last night steelers and ravens battling it out over the afc north, and this one went down to the wire. with seconds left, and steelers down by three big ben and antonio brown almost stopped at the goal line but reaches out and gets in. that is a touchdown. steelers win 31-27 clinching the afc thort. >>> warriors and cavilers, tied up with less than tw

when you get into 70, 80, 90 percent is what we're looking forward to steve keeley at cherry hill mall, accost continuing some shoppers, good morning, steve. >> reporter: karen, i was thinking like a lot have of men how sad that is, if thomas 's story is true he gets up early and shops like this. >> you know, hey look, my friend, saturday, i went out there christmas eve. i was done with my shopping. something about being in the madness and seeing all of the panic. >> yes. >> you know, i got find that perfect gift, it kind of does, i don't know, say what you want. >>> i buy my lettuce, on line now that is how much i despise crowds and malls. i don't know last time i was not at a mall when i was than the working. >> i don't believe that, you are a people person. people like you. >> reporter: when it comes to shopping or big events i don't want to go to anymore games. i wouldn't go to the phillies game if they gave me a seat this is dug out, i wouldn't go ring side or court side at a basketball game. i'm just done with it. >> let's find out about steve, so what gets you going what would b

lets get out to steve keeley live in lower makefield with the very latest, steve. >> reporter: well, just got a hold of the criminal complaint, murder weapon in this case a cutting board, a frying pan, and a kitchen knife. you can see the house all lit up for investigators who were here for hours last night, since yesterday afternoon and then left their crime scene command truck you see in front of the house parked on the street here and patrol car, guarding the road which is still closed and the house, until investigators get back. they left here, while 30 year-old zachary cope, who lives here along with his five two-year old moth ther rebecca was arraigned for her murder and taken to the bucks county prison overnight. zachary cope had only minor dealings with police here this lower makefield no one had ever suspect he was capable of any kind of violence like this. the his mother, rebecca bludgeoned and stabbed to death, bloody scene throughout the house, police found her in the kitchen and found out about the murder in the honest of ways yesterday through zachary cope him self. >>

steve keeley is at cooper university hospital this morning where the officer was air lifted, steve. >> reporter: well, this is third young new jersey state trooper killed in a south jersey car crash within 12 months, two of them, 31, and one of them 30 years old. so all same age as well. frankie williams, first year rookie trooper, just 31, just married weeks ago in october was going northbound on route 55. look at the sky fox video. he is responding to a call for service at 6:59 p.m. when a man in this what is left of a toyota corolla a going southbound in the southbound lanes for still some unknown reason went across the grass median, into the northbound lanes, and then collided head on with the trooper, where route 55, goes through millville and speed limit there is 55, maybe 65 miles an hour, and when you look at this aerial video and we have looked through several times there is no hint of any skid marks in either direction, from either driver. the other driver pronounced dead on the scene of the horrific crash, trooper williams was flown here in to cooper and pronounced dead. no

lets get right out to steve keeley, steve? >> reporter: this is the neighborhood right where this 24th and 25th police district and east division detectives are and it has been a busy 24 hours for them. fentanyl's growing use as a recreational drug has upped the number of overdoses and deaths and it is what has killed prince and maybe what killed at least six people here in this area yesterday. sadly though when people die from what authorities called a bad batch heroin users figure bad batch means good stuff and then they seek out the strong street brand that is killing people thinking if it is strong enough to kill, it will mean a quicker, greater high. here are some users we talk to who have to tiehl with this stuff every day. >> it get worse every year, every day gets worse and worse. heroin around here is real bad. it is real bad. >> heroin is out of control. >> out of control. >> they want to to make money, they don't care who it hurts. they are cutting the drugs with all sorts of different things. >> nothing will change

right out to steve keeley at police headquarters this morning, steve? >> that murder maybe have views stands up and take notice. that man may have been shot more than 25 times according to the detective here, at headquarters do have some witnesses here, they are talking to. two killed in one neighborhood in five hours, both as you see in our video on two of the busiest roads in the frankford section, the latest here on adams avenue, not too far from the first killing on frankford avenue. and real close, to homes and the man's family right on the scene within moments of one of the most savage murders police here have ever seen. >> we know that a total of 28 shots were fired from a large caliber semiautomatic weapon. we found 28 spent shell casings around the vick tell's body. many of the shell casings were just inches away from the victim's body, so it appears that this was clearly an execution-type homicide due to the fact that there were so many shots fired, the fact that the balistic evidence is so close to the victim and the fact that the victim was

that's where our steve keeley is this morning. steve? >> reporter: yes, right in prominent spot, corner of tomorrow many son and frankford, where it meets this corner rowhouse, essentially, built into an apartment building. really nice area. there is not one sign after fire here. you see the flashing light from the police car out front just because they are hold willing the scene here. but, this was a very small fire. and this is a third floor bedroom where this 50 year old man was killed by the fire. and other tenants in there had no idea anything was wrong, until they heard the smoke alarms, usually smoke alarms, not present, means, we have people dying. here's a case where we actually have working smoke detectors, and even that, unfortunately, for some reason, did not get this man up and out. so there are could be other factors at play here. but it makes fire death 21 already in 2016. i point out that number because after 2515, the lowest number of fire deaths in philadelphia history, at just 12, we're getting close to almost doubling

. >> hey steve keeley, steve keeley has been outside all morning long, in cherry hill. hello, my friend. >> all right. you are going to have hit of the day because, we have lisa, listen. >> wallstormer and she does public relations here. we will do an interview. you will not be pr person. lisa and i, we are high school friend from bishop eustace. would she ghetto fended. i always a my age. i was a senior when she was a baby freshman. but, she's local. now she lives up in north jersey and commute is here every day. we were talking about stuff here at cherry hill mall, even though it is big return day, big shopping take, we will get to the business stuff later, but one of the funny stories we were telling jared, is how they had parrots here when we were in high school. the problem with the parrots was the parrots would imitate everything they heard people say. and, mean little kid like me, would teach parrots dirty word you had to get rid of them, repeating curse word. >> we did because teenagers were teaching them, not so nice word and they were cursing at shoppers, and

fox 29's steve keeley tells us how some local volunteers brightened day for those in need. >> reporter: christmas is all about giving. giving back and giving up hours of sleep that is. >> it's hard to go to bed in the morning on the second day of winter break. >> reporter: andrew rosen, sister, brother, mom and dad, didn't just leave the comfort of their beds and nice home in sane david's, they went from the mainline to the mean streets of west philadelphia. >> to be honest, at the beginning i don't think we really want to go but now that we're here, it feels really good to be giving back to the community, and to help out people and after it always feels worth it like i would definitely do it again. >> reporter: 1384 old boy learning that 2016-year-old lesson of christmas on christm christmas. it was his microphone shy mom rachel's idea as we let dad explain. >> she's faux cuff on making the world a better place and she wants to make sure the kids carry that on. my wife generally gets us involved in some kind of activity that helps them understand life isn't always the way out on the m

let get out to steve keeley in south philadelphia on the scene for us, steve. >> reporter: sadly high wind are tearing apart the memorial and notes, chris, stay with me here we are trying to chase them down here and put them back but among notes and candles here one left by her favorite delivery guy, and it says, to my favorite person in the world, that is how people felt about her. i have covered a lot of murders, never before while i was on the scene from 4:00 a.m. on did i have person after person coming up here that knew or did business with the murder victim, telling us wonderful story after wonderful story. here is the picture if you have in the paid attention to the enthusiasms since christmas eve, an 81 year-old corner store owner for 44 years, born in 1935, survived all this time until somebody came in the daylight on christmas eve just before 9:00 . marie buck, now go to video number two, here is john rhodes delivery truck who came here for already 28 years. listen to what he says. you deliver things to her for 28 years when you heard somebody shot and killed her christmas e

lets get out to steve keeley because he will be at one of our malls that will be opening shortly. >> reporter: if you watch tv yesterday, i was laughing out loud at home because i could not believe the commercials for after christmas sales already, on christmas, big deals, 50, 60 percent off a lieutenant of times when you go to the malls like this one in cherry hill you will see signs going up to 80 percent off. so jc penny where we are on the haddonfield roadside of the cherry hill hall like wal-mart first big two national chains to opened, they are opening up at 6:00 in the morning today the day after christmas for the employees. target and tolls right across the street from here the big chains they follow at 7:00. the mall itself here, opens up at 8:00. so a lot have of big extended hours, the day after christmas just hike we see, starting around the black friday time with these extended hours and they know how busy a shopping day after christmas is, it is almost one of the top three busiest shopping days of the year, so many are off from both school and work. they have all this f

here comes the salt truck from steve keeley's shot coming in to the parking lot. he's over there in south jersey. but again, as quickly as though salt trucks come through, which takes care of that dusting, the winds starting to pick up. that's where things will get a little crazy as we move through the morning. so let's go, where is this at again? water forwards township south jersey, big old signs there, again, give yourself that distance behind the salt trucks this morning, along the white horse pike. so it looks like city line avenue, and then east over into south jersey, is that dividing line where we are waking up with a dusting. >> this guy will make a u-turn laverne, oh, can he make it? can he make it? >> he got it. >> he's got t karen, thomas, back to you. >> several of those trucks on 95 south of the airport, light dusting, as women. bob, thank you, 5:05, we will check in with steve in just a moment. look at the scene right here, snow falling last night in media. a lot of the little ones looking forwards to this scene. our chris o'connell captured it, his

. >> they are all if this one neighborhood lets get out to steve keeley over in east detectives with what we know at this hour, steve, good morning. >> reporter: we don't know this but don't be advised if the number grows beyond six because police and paramedics working around 24th and 25th police districts in kensington last time one day one concentrated cell of heroin caused a.m. overdoses last month 50. we have learn three people ended up being found dead the day after. meaning a daze after now on monday that number of six from sunday may go up, and to make heroin stronger and to make it sell wetter, drug cooks are mixing it with the ultra powerful pain medication fentanyl, that is drug that killed prince this year. that has killed hundreds of others too in our nation and especially around kensington. with most heroin users shooting up in cars and corners the fear now is that many more then six may have been killed by this batch yesterday just haven't been found just yet. fentanyl isn't just 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine but acts real fast overtaking someone shooting

the lets get to steve keeley. he is nearby the scene right the now with what we know, steve. >> reporter: yeah, i was here that morning of the bombing and i saw the agents going door to door on pine street knocking and hoping to get the some surveillance pictures because there is lots of cameras on lots of the homes here. we will show you the video, that they showed to the public yesterday, and when you look at it, keep this in mind, these investigators who have been on this non-stop since november 20th are not the sure if the person you're looking at and that they have on surveillance is a man or a woman, and they don't know if it is bomb maker or a mule, paid for the bomb maker paid for to carry off the bomb. it was left at target's door sunday morning november 20th and it would sit there in the vestibule, underneath the building wall mailboxes as we come back to the live picture, you will see, this that vestibule right the there, there is six apartment, and jim alden's building, he has first floor with those wi

we've got steve keeley on this one, over at police headquarters, so, steve, what do we know at this early hour? >> she was in the right place at the right time. she was doing everything legally. she was just sitting in her car going by the traffic laws. sitting waiting for a light to change. and she ends up getting killed. two guys who tried to kill other guys in another car with their guns ended up killing her with her car. she is an innocent 56 year old woman, driving her kia sole, waiting for the 52nd and locust lights to change just past 7:00. you see in video one, a black nissan going through that red light, smashed into the kia, which you now see here in video two, got thrown up against another car and pushed up on to the sidewalk. the 56 year old woman pronounced dead within the hour at 8:10. the two guys inside the nissan only hurt slightly in the police words in this crash. not hit by the earlier gunfire. although, their nissan has bullet holes in it. and inside the nissan, police find a 9-millimeter gun with a extended magazine, that holds many bullets, that police got surveilla

right to steve keeley at police headquarters with what happened. steve? >> reporter: well, similar conditions last night around prime time that we're having now. windy, rainy, and you would think, cops with their windows up, wouldn't hear much outside during the late rush hour traffic. but the sound of gunfire has a thing about it that you just overcomes every other sound that nature can put out. so the police hear gunfire. they race to where they are hearing it, because it is going on and on and on. and they get to a corner, and see these two cars with two guys in them shooting at each other. and they chase one of the cars, as they see a guy with a big gun, get no his black nissan maxima. well, let's show you how that car ended up, just moments later. as they try to pull that car over, and arrest those people, who were just trying to kill guys in a white car, these guys start barreling through the street every west philadelphia, and the chase doesn't last long. sadly, it ends when these guys go through a red light, and smash into a kia soul. that was wai

steve keeley in south philadelphia, steve. >> reporter: well, it was revenge a begins marie's grandson that was real shocker that came out yesterday. we're out front of saint mary magdellan church just four blocks from where marie buck was killed and this is where her funeral will be held later today. in a coincidence we have new information, why a killer from overbrook, deal drugs town here, how did he know her grandson? well, her store, was at sixth and titan. this guy, 31 year-old maurice green, grew up four blocks from the store. grew up there. went to that store as a kid. so he knew the family. knew her grandson. he grew up at sixth and carpenter right by his grandparent down here in south philadelphia. when they moved to the west philadelphia overbrook area, he came back here, and this is where he would deal drugs with the grandson apparently according to police, arrested twice just this year that we know of among his 15 to 17 arrests, since he became an adult. >> something that he he was into unfortunately and ultimately got his grandmother killed. he is very sad, family is very

lets get out to steve keeley to explain, what we know and how services will be today, steve. >> reporter: all of south philadelphia didn't think this story could get more sad or shocking but it did when police revealed details and most of the south philadelphia will be here at this church later for the funeral today, marie buck, has a real big family and the shock came when police revealed it was a member of her own family, involved in things that got the her kill. her grandson, a guy, we have learn from police, who is in his 20's, and was involved, police say in drug dealing with the accused killer, here's his picture his latest mug shot 31 year-old maurice green. with at least 15 arrests in the last ten years, two of them just in the syringe time here in south philadelphia for dealing drugs. the grandson not charged with anything in this case, cooperated with homicide detectives who solved marie buck's christmas eve murder before her funeral here later this morning at saint mary mag dellan church on monday trees street the in south philadelphia and you can bet this street will be real

let get to steve keeley at east detectives, with the very latest in all this, steve, good morning. >> reporter: they think six and maybe more they have not found because people that do heroin do it in the privacy of their own cars and pass out and die there where no one can help them or hidden spots the in the abandon homes. so grow. when many people die from what they call a bad batch heroin users figure bad batch means good stuff and seek out the strong street brand that is killing people, believe itilmeaa quicker, greater high. so often authorities put out warnings but ask report the street brand, stamped on the little baggy sold here on the street. we have recently spoken to addicts and recovering addicts about the heroin epidemic and how hard it is to stop using and how hard it is for law enforcement to sto>>p they want, they do not care who it the hurts. the they are cutting the drugs with all sorts of different things. >> every year, every day gets worse and worse. real bad, real bad. >> reporter: heroin is out of control. >> out of control. >> nothing will change because they

. >>> we have so many amazing, movies, steve keeley has been making fun with me, that i say amazing too much but this was in the copy. you can see it there in the band. >> amazing movies. >> no one says amazing more than jen fred. she says it every single segment that she's on. so, you are era macing, you say amazing a lot. >> it is a crutch when you don't know what it is, waiting for word to come up, well, that was amazing. these films are amazing. we will break down five best films of the year what do you think is on the list. >> well, kevin mccarthey is our movie critic and he will do that for us. >> all right. shall we do this? everybody has a list at the end of the the year for top national stories. >> right. >> the top local stories. >> absolutely. >> and here on good day, every year at this time we try to count down the best, i wouldn't say best. >> for the love. >> look at that. >> wow. >> only thing that with make this more embarrassing is the fact that you have the same dress on today. >> wait a minute he was a comedian. >> were you here. >> this day. >> no, he is a comedian a

lets get out to steve keeley to explain, steve? >> reporter: well, her son told police, and other people that he did kill his mother, that is how they found him or out about this case. who knows how long she would have been in there. these two lived alone. nobody saw anything or heard anything so they saw this guy, wandering around a main street nearby in flip-flops, shorts and covered in blood. >> it was around 3:00 o'clock, this afternoon our police officers received a call that there was a male up around hill top area of our township acting suspicious walking around with shorts on and flip-flops. the officers responded to the area and they located a male. when this approached him, he said to them, i just killed my mother. so the officers tracked him back to his home, which was, 23 lower hill top road, entered the home and they found a woman face down in the kitchen floor apparently deceased. >> reporter: deceased because, her son, zachary, told police that he had a violent fight with her. he used a kitchen frying pan to hit her

lets get out to steve keeley with what we know at this early hour, good morning, steve. >> reporter: reason they didn't know who she is, they had no identification on her. this is so bad. they don't even know what happened to her. her injuries to her head and face so bad they say she was shot, stabbed, beaten or all of the above. extremely critical is word from police headquarters. lets go to the video. north third street. what happened at 11:00 another woman who doesn't know this woman just saw her laying on the street, out in the cold. didn't know she was hurt, and was waving down housing authority police who came in and called philadelphia police , and then saw woman completely unconscious, blood in one spot, you see her boot in another spot, signs of a violent struggle. they were worried about keeping her alive because there was a pulse. they got her to the hospital. >> trauma to her head is so severe that staff at the hospital aren't certain whether or or not she is shot or other type of head trauma. the woman had no identification on her at the hospital so she's a jane doe. she

of course, our own steve keeley is there live in west philadelphia. good morning and merry christmas, sir. >> reporter: hey, we got four single guys with no kids so that's why we're all happily working why while the families on fox 29 are home. >> you put usual all on blast. we're here because we love the people. >> maybe one day we'll be fathers and get christmas day off to be with kids until then we're with our big familiar the viewers and they're happy we're on the air today. hey, look where we are pretty big intersection here. 39th and haverford old bank got a whole knew life. the chosen 300 ministries here and for many including those who work with chosen 300 christmas means giving and giving back volunteers and organizers plan to open these doors at 8:00 o'clock giving up christmas morning with family to make those without families feel like they have one right here. look at the little signs on the doors here. kids are being invited here. parents bring your kids here and if you have your kids the kids will get wrapped gifts and toys so if there

our steve keeley at police headquarters this morning. steve? >> reporter: not just sitting in that car, karen, in the drivers seat, but driving. a ford expedition. police as you see the scene here in our video from the lunch hour yesterday, on walnut lane in germantown, think it is a car accident, because the ford expedition, after the guy shot in the head-on the right side from the passenger, the suv obviously goes out of control, crashes in to a subaruu with a couple inside. fortunately, they're okay. soap, they think this man was injured, in a accident. paramedics get there. and it is no big surprise for somebody bleeding from the head in a car accident such as this, propped up the ford expedition so they can investigate. they later learned he shot. >> he was great man. a great uncle. a great brother. he cared about people. he was the only manny let call me princess. and i'm very upset with the news and, you know, he got his life taken away. and i hope to god that the police find the person who did this immediately. >> that is a friend of th

the lets get out to steve keeley at the scene with what we know to know, steve? >> reporter: well, it happened three minutes before 9:00 o'clock so still too early to put out identification on the man and woman who in the front seat just at their probably in their 20's a. you can see where this septa busies stop. school bus was stopped at a red light in the middle lane. look beyond this septa bus other headlights coming from the curve around 150 yards away. is that enough time to stop if you see somebody stop here is this it is a red light intersection. that is the question, why didn't this person stop? man was driving. was accelerator stuck? was he under influence. why were both people distract. even if the driver is distract passenger will say watch out. look at our video. you can see how devastating impact was, there is not much left of the front half of the mercedes. the engine compartment and front seat area both went under this yellow school bus and then caught fire. people were killed instantly in the front seat. fortunately nobody was on the bus the bus d

steve keeley in rittenhouse, what more do you know, steve. >> reporter: initially called a mail bomb now we know it did not come through mail but was delivered by a person seriously on a sunday morning at 9:30. look at the surveillance, you can tell this person knew you there was cameras around, and he did everything possible to conceal their identity. down to the running shoes. you cannot the see the brand. you know running shoes. they have tread up the toes but pants are pulled over the brand of the shoe and look at two hats, first of all, baseball cap you cannote any kind of insignia on the hat, nothing on the jacket, and winter fur hats. you cannot tell color of the hair and you cannot even tell the identity whether it is a man or a woman, authorities think it is a man, they think it is possibly an asian man but again, you cannot be sure because that baseball visor is so low. the apartment neighbors take it this is vestibule, put it underneath mailboxes and two mornings laters jim alden puts his glasses on, opens his mail at 4:00 in the morning on tuesday, november 22nd and it bl

let get right out to steve keeley to explain exactly what we know, steve. >> reporter: i have only rots in two places where i live now in moorestown and here on south sixth street. i lived eight blocks from here and walk past here quite a bit , back from 1999 to 2004. somebody walk up these steps, and then walk down these steps just before and after they shot ape killed marie buck. this is marie's grocery you can see her sign blowing in the wind. on those very steps that killer walk up and down, you can see are now filled with flowers, candles, and the most wonderful message you will ever read about anybody. the those messages tell you all you need to know about marie buck, what they don't tell you unfortunately is why someone would want to kill her we just talk to the guys who pick up her garbage for last few years and they just told us how wonderful she was, she would be up even this early when they would come by and she made sure that they were fed, and if it was hot out they had cool drinks. amazing story after amazing story you will hear about this woman. the worst story though chr

. >> let's get right out to steve keeley at headquarters watcher do we know? >> stand here in front of the rounds house over and over almost on weekly basis and you report on hundreds every murders over 21 years, you rarely hear from homicide detective hereof anyone being shot so many times as this latest killing here in philly. but someone with a big caliber gun sent a real big message with this murder, standing over this 27 year old man here on adams avenue, firing over and over, 28 times point blank, as the bullet shells likely also hit the man's body and rolled off, just after the bullets went into his body. he was hit in the face, head, chest, and legs, just past midnight. >> we didn't hear from scott small, but he was also at earlier scene just about four and a half hours before, just a few blocks away in the same neighborhood, frandford, right at 7-eleven, at the parking lot at 20 after 7:00. despite all of the cameras pointed on the parking lot, and all of the people who go into the 7-eleven, right under the frankford market elevated train, two guys wi

they put out a picture of the person, they say person of interest, lets get to steve keeley to explain what we know, steve? >> reporter: karen, our viewers are so used to seeing us show surveillance video these days. that is because so many more cameras around and you look at the quality of the video, look at this as we run it, it is pretty crystal clear. this is daylight video but they have got so much video, they have got this by walking there society hilt from seventh and pine, around seventh and lombard as well all the way to where we are at 18th and pine that and that is all they have put out. they are not sure if it is not a woman but they think it is a hand but you they cannot be hundred percent sure because of the disguise, hat, double hat move but drops off this package, sunday morning november 20th, 9:30, right. you wouldn't think, would you say hey, private delivery, maybe somebody just paying somebody to drop it off. they don't know if it is bomb maker or hired mule that the bomb maker paid to drop it off and made sure when the person was dropping it off make sure no one wo

lets get out to steve keeley who is at the scene of had deadly crash. yet another deadly crash on the boulevard, steve. >> reporter: here's outer lanes. you can see by the headlights coming around a curve, there is a curve, but plenty of time to see what is at this intersection before you go right to the where the crosswalk is and see all of the sand that was used to clean up the fuel. so, when you see this headlights coming next around this curve you'll understand what this silver mercedes was doing just before the the impact because the school bus was stopped at this light, and why they didn't see a big bright yellow school bus despite being dark, you can see this intersection, even when it is dark, it is still well lit. lets go to the video and show you how devastating this accident was. no skid marks at all in the street, no evidence, that the front of this mercedes where passenger seat ever ever even saw there was a stopped school bus in the middle outer lanes here in northeast philadelphia the impact, put that mercedes the entire engine compartmen

lets get out to steve keeley at police headquarters. this is one where story keeps changing, evolving and we are learning new details every minute, steve. >> reporter: that is what we said an hour ago, karen. police had no idea what happened to her. they know somebody tried to kill her but they didn't know how she was stab, shot, beaten in the head with the blunt force instrument. they thought that the surgeons would be able to answer that and they could not answer it. they thought she was shot. they realize she was not shot. sad parties what you just said that she's on life support and doesn't look like she will survive outside after miracle. here's video. what happened was around 11:00 n on lehigh at thort third street flag down housing authority police and said there is a lady laying on the sidewalk unconscious. they find her coach boot and thought was she hit by i car? they don't know what happened to her. this areas completely desolate even though between somerset and lehigh there is a couple blocks where there is in house s, busin

lets get out to steve keeley at the hospital where that trooper was taken, steve. >> reporter: he was originally going in the right direction but we don't know why he went from the southbound lanes over the median into the northbound lanes and crashed head on, trooper frankie williams patrol car and he was probably going faster than speed limit because he was on his way to respond for a call for help. when we look at the video from sky fox, it is no surprise neither driver survived. it is hard to make out what the other car was and that was a toyota corolla and a man was driving it. in fact state police thought it was a woman driving it. that was their first statement they put on twitter last night immediately after the accident. it turned out it was a man. they have not given a age for that man or where he was from but frankie williams just 31 years old from atlantic county stationed down in port norris at end of the maurice river at for end of route 55 down by the shore. this accident happened in millville. and again frankie williams same age as shawn cullen, last trooper killed, ag

steve keeley, police headquarters, another wild one, steve? >> when you're firing what is essentially mini machine gun on the street of philadelphia, don't think for a moment that once you get hine the wheel after car you suddenly start caring about human life. that's the kate here. so going to video number one. and you're going to look at what's left after black nissan maxima. and that's where two guys were driving inside, after police had heard these guys, in a gun battle with guys in a white car. they go to the scene of gun battle, 48th and westminster. these guys in the mix and maxima speed off. go about seven to ten blocks, through the street of west philadelphia, ignoring every traffic sign and signal and light, until they finally get to the light at 52nd and locust. that's where the poor 56 year old woman driving a kia sole that you see in video number two, just sitting there at the light waiting for it to change. little does she know, she ends up being a sitting duck who plow into the car with such force, you can see it blown completel

steve keeley is in olney near the scene where the suspect opened fire, steve. >> reporter: yeah, viewers not in the media business p iy, acronym for public information officer, lieutenant of the people we deal with and that is what jenny joyce is waiting for. i have got my public information officer on the daily basis, scott the small, who will tell us what happened here and you will look at video first of a black nissan pickup truck and what happened was a despite how bad it is outs there, sue serio, take heart, apparently criminals to not pay attention tour warnings about the weather. three teenagers decided to go out on the coldest night in december and look for what we would think would be a very lacking number of apparent victims, walking the streets but they did find a 21 year-old, pulled him over with the gun get back in the truck, take off, somehow he is able to call the cops and the cops find this truck, they pull it over, it stops, and then takes off, they chase it for about a minute, lose it, and then they find the truck parked the three guys no where near it. then tell get he

let's get to up steve keeley by the kohl's in lower makefield. looks like you're inside there, steve? >> reporter: right in the doorway, sounds like atlantic city casino with the music playing, but this guy did some major after christmas shopping here at this bucks county kohl's, we're across route one from the oxford valley mall and sesame place. this guy got the 100% discount. no gift card used but look at our surveillance video that we obtained from lower makefield police. he used big sledgehammer. first to get into both set of front doors, then to the kohl's jewelry counter, not too far from the front doors, where the sledgehammer was used again on the glass cases. he carried in one of those canvas tool sacks usually used only by contractors and construction workers, filling it up, and he brought the bag in with him, with a estimated $100,000 in watches and jewelry. >> i mean, it is pretty shocking because -- >> we shop here all the time. >> yes. and i mean, i think we live in a nice area. so to think something like that can happen anywhere i

steve keeley, thank you. >>> time right the now 4:06. there is a drexel at drexel university, for a tweet he posted over holiday week been white genocide. >> the university has condemned that tweet, the educate the or isn't backing down. lets get out to dave kinchen on direction em's campus this morning. the what is going on here, dave. >> reporter: yeah, lots happening here that really has a lot of students puzzled, even talking about this as they were off over break at least for the week and that is what all of this came down. the lets get over to the tweet and show what you we're talking about here, associate professor george ciccariello mayor tweeted all i want for christmas is white genocide closed quote. philly voice grabbed the tweet which has gone viral itself along with the story pick up by national and international media. now the professor who is white , called the tweet satire designed to mock white supremacy, he actually teaches race relations and some student we ran into gave us a mixed reaction. >> going to drexel i always

keeley is this morning, with all of the details, steve? >> reporter: well, philly police hope this real time crime camera that they operate here, right at the corner of 51st and market, at the second murder scene, you see, it is right under the market frankford "el", they hope it captured the killer if he came or went this way. it was just ten car lent off the corner that the killer opened the passenger door as we run our video of this toyota camry, then open fire as the young man who had no idea -- id on him sat in the driver seat with the engine running. >> we found five spent shell casings on the sidewalk about two, 3 feet from the passenger side front door of this vehicle. it appears that the shooter opened the passenger side front door, fired shots into the car, striking the victim. >> well, the car is registered to a woman who lives just 2 miles from here, not reported stolen. so police were going to talk to her to find out who she let use the car and find out who the man was to help find who wanted them dead and why, since it does n

our steve keeley, at the kohl's, in lower makefield. talk about a smash and grab here. >> no surprise, we told you what to expect. and that would be a security company, coming here, to make some changes. and you can see, the van out front, secure tim, so before the sunrise, man now in the vestibule area there, that was key to this case, because you can see, the boarded up doors, and the question, why weren't there any surveillance cameras, outside the show perhaps, what vehicle the young man drove in before he smashed his way in. here's the surveillance video from inside, and it is clear, and it is in living color. this guy takes a big yellow sledgehammer, the kind you would see maybe at a demolition site, when people want to smash dry wall out. and he uses it to walk through two sets every front doors, casually walks to the jewelry case, which just happen to be in a shear coincidence i guess for him, a happy coincidence, because the jewelry case, just short walk, through the front doors, more smashing done there. and he collected a who

steve keeley is out live right now with what they want top do to stop that problem. steve? >> reporter: we're on seventh street. what a beautiful view of the city skyline right here. we're right next coincidentally to about three tow trucks, you see the clock on the city hall tower there? well it, says 4:30 a.m. now. when it says 10:00 a.m., these tow tow truck operators and many more plan to be at city hall today, to attends a council hearing. one of the leaders of the towing industry plans to address council today, already written to them, saying, that the towing industry is a thankless job. and we have been doing stories on it all year, as well, he wrote that there is, quote, a sigma for being a tow truck operator in any city. but he says we provide a valuable service, we move cars parked illegally. however in video number two we have prepared for you, fox investigative reporter jeff cole recorded legally parked cars getting towed this past summer, and the owners of those vehicles among the many complaints, part of huge increase in complaints that council told us, that h

keeley is live in south philadelphia where she will be remembered and to explain what we know, steve, good morning. >> reporter: well, her funeral later here at st. mary magdell an church and you can see already on this tight south philadelphia street where they have a tight k nit t neighborhood, because they know this street will be as full as broad street looked last night. the lets go back to the video of the viewing. you can see line went around the block. that line, matched the size of the heart, that marie buck had , just 4 feet ten but this petit woman was a giant in this neighborhood. coincidently her store right on titan street, titan the greek name for a giant annmarie certainly was that. and a giant move and great work over the holiday by philadelphia police, because here is the picture of the man that is now accused of killing her maurice green, he is 31, and this was arrest number 16, for this guy, just in the past ten years. the latest two practically back to back not far from maureen grocery. despite the fact that the maurice green lived in overbrook police busted him

right out to steve keeley. that's where he is right now. steve? >> reporter: yes, karen, you can see how close market street is from where this man was killed. there is the market frankford elevated train tracks, you see, all lit up. we will spin back around, and the man was in this toyota camry parked right here. you can see, it was parked, parallel parked, just few inches from the curb. and the door is shut now, the passenger side, but look at our video, this was how the crime scene looked when police shot t passenger door opened, man behind the drivers wheel, slumped over the wheel, shot and killed. >> we found five spent shell casings on the sidewalk about two, 3 feet from the passenger side front door of this vehicle. it appears that the shooter opened the passenger side front door, fired shots into the car, striking the victim. >> the car owned by woman who lives 2 miles from here, police were going to talk to her to see, number one, who she lent the car to, she didn't report it stolen, and that way they will finds out who this man was, beca

steve keeley has seen it, you have probably seen it as well in your own neighborhood. let's find out what they are doing about it. >> the name lew blum, one of the titans of the towing industry here in the lovely city of philadelphia. you don't just see his name in center city. you see it all throughout the city, especially, on those they by 3-foot cards that they have on a lot of parking lots, even at the wawa, in south philly, a lot of people notice it. and he's already written to the council members saying the towing industry is a thankless job, and that there is a stigma for being a tow truck operator in any city. but he says we provide a valuable service, we move vehicles that are park illegally. well, fox investigate or jeff cole found a loft cars being legally parked, and then i will legally towed, just this past summer. and jeff's report and the owners in that report were among the many who are part of the huge increase in complaints about the towing industry just this year, city council members say, and that has them today proposing this new towing law that a

the lets get out to steve keeley in olney where the crime scene just wrapped up, steve. >> reporter: you know, when i was 17, 18, to still in high school on a school night at 1:30 in a morning on a cold night like this i was in bed getting ready to go to will school but a 17 and 18 year-old were hanging out with the 19 year-old driving around in the truck looking for people to rob at 1:30 in the morning. they found a 21 year old, okay you're looking at the boulevard here. this is where it all ended somehow peacefully thanks to the the great work of the 24th district cops here in the philadelphia police department but these guys robbed a guy, get back in the truck, take off, even though they got the guy's phone, the cops still got a 911 call that a guy was just held up for his phone, wallet and 30 bucks cash, a few blocks from here. cops see the truck, pull the truck over, and the truck stops, and then as the cops get out to approach the truck the truck takes off, and, they lose the cops. they abandoned the truck and then they get here. they bandon it on front street but walk over her

steve keeley on the the scene in olney this morning, steve? >> reporter: our viewers, hard to believe it is good news story of the day, but it is. it didn't start that way. lets go to the video. notice black nissan pickup truck, three teenagers who should have been home in bed on this cold night getting ready to go to high school in the morning. but instead they are out rob bing a 21 year-old at 1:30 in the morning. police get the call, and they catch these guys essentially almost in the act and pull over the truck, and decides to stop at first and then take off. police lose it. and then they find the truck parked where they see it here and then three guys walking together still, not wise enough to split up, and run and then one really not wise, turns, fires a gun at police, police somehow, without firing their own guns to return fire finally catch these guys after jumping over a fence. >> luckily, the officers were not struck by gunfire because when shot was fired at police, police were just feet away in the alley, with these three suspects.

let's go over to our steve keeley. he's with the master of disaster. >> do we have him this morning? hey, good morning, steve. >> reporter: hey, we swept under fedoruk's desk at workment we got all of the dirt. >> oh, ya. >> brought it here to trenton. we brought it here to trenton. why? because the new news truck that we're taking out in the blizzard coverage next, top that channel ten, that's what i'm going to be driving around covering the blizzards. >> you have never had black-eyed peas. >> not this way. with the ham tox. >> what are we looking at here? >> this is fernwood, pocono mountains. got some snow. soon to get more, tomorrow morning. >> they need it. >> accumulating snow. and i think that the resorts, like this one, will welcome them with open arms. snowflakes, that is. all right, so, this is good. >> so good. >> all right. never been in front of the weather wall. >> where is mine? >> oh, wait. i have to do the weather first. >> i'll get out of the way. >> he's filling himself with good luck on this wednesd

steve keeley out there now. hey, steve? >> reporter: good timing. because you are going to miss the car. hire is the car all mangled, somehow two people in that who likely zig-zag around these gates, lucky they're nod dead, and you can hear and soon see that the river line is back running, because they quickly got that car off the tracks. so they could get this morning rush hour commuter service back. you hear the blaring horning, not just because we are here, they do that at every intersection. you can hear that horn in morristown. city hall, to downtown camden, right off the aid milk wilson boulevard, right off the ben franklin bridge. you see these gates and these flashing lights. apparently that's not enough warning for people, the problem with these gates is they have to allow room for people who are stick on the tracks if their vehicle stalls, to get around the gates, so they don't get killed by the train. but when you leave room to get off the tracks, and in case after emergency, you leave people room to zig-zag around the gates and that's wh

. >> so steve keeley is braving the malls this morning. he is out in cherry hill. how is it looking. >> reporter: finally at air at 7:00 106789 we thought we were on the air 70:00 two. i made my interview subject wait. look at how dan is dressed for day after christmas. i'm out here shivering. he is in something, thomas, look he shopped for himself. bought himself a gift. can you find out, what he bought, can you guess. >> oscar the grouch. >> yes. >> that is what he bought himself, the oscar the grouch belt buckle. is that something you wanted your whole life. >> yes, sure. >> reporter: what brings you out, sit your lovely wife from fishtown or sit the you want to buy more stuff for yourself >> i want to buy a christmas tree. >> buy a tree day after christmas. >> yes. >> that makes this the greatest ever. you are in shorts. best t-shirt ever. and, the belt buckle and day after christmas and out shopping at 6:00 in the morning to buy a tree. >> yes. >> that place has unbelievable trees. >> yes. >> is what the deal on the tree that you have to get. >> half price. >>

steve keeley on the the scene. this originally started with the man being wanted forearmed robbery. >> reporter: well, house fires , car fires, brutal cold and i have a happy end to go what could have been a far worse story. here we are in feltonville right here on the boulevard right next to the school. you see head start program here, playground, and that is because six hours later, bunch of kid would have been around when bullets were flying around right here on the boulevard which is one of the busiest intersections at rising sun. let's go to the video. you will see a nissan pickup truck, and 17, 18, 19, out in the cold when they should have been home in the warm bed. if not, studying for an exam today. but these kids, probably not even in school, and anymore, and what happened was they are looking around in the cold, and for a victim, to rob. and can you imagine having to be out in this cold and just fighting the cold and then somebody sticks a gun in your face and holds you up. that happened to 21 year-old wh

. >> that's why steve keeley is in ac. hey, steve? >> andres dollars for the code blue, if you can see, mike, i like to use media speak, so i dawned a double hat, went with the fox 29 hat, which coincidentally matches the fox 29 blue jacket. wear code blue, it signifies code blue, which is serious thing. we stopped short of atlantic city, but mike there is your hang out, borgata, alexi know you hung out with mike at the borgata and survived it, which i almost did not do. bob kelly notice this. the sign not only blowing, but the snow is sticking to the signs, this is a readable sign at least a lot of the signs completely covered, even though we didn't get a lot of snow, whatever is falling and blowing back on to the road is sticking to stuff. seen records amount of salt trucks, over 30 salt trucks now, great job by these guys out all night. i haven't seen a woman, that's why i am saying guys, driving these salt trucks, and they have to keep driving them because when they clear the road, would you drive fast on this curve on the white h

steve keeley live at police headquarters with the latest on these two shootings. steve? >> well, the obvious time and proximity makes many homicide detective here at the round house wonder if the two murder scenes are somehow linked, but for what sure does link them is both are just blocks apart hours away in the same section frankford last night between 7:20 and midnight. >> seem likely ultraviolet twist on the candles on birthday cake, one for each year thing. because, this 27 year old latest murder victim in philadelphia, may have been shot, 27 times. police found most of the 28 bullet shells just inches from the man's body indicating the killer just stood over him blasting away repeatedly over and over and maybe out of anger, maybe to send a message, but defer throw have even veteran homicide detective shake their heads. >> we're snot sure of the motive. all we know the fact that there are 28 spent shell casing, many of them in such close proximity to the bod at this appears the shooter was standing over the body, or very close to the body, and fired, multiple shots,