Time of year. Winds gusting near 28 Miles Per Hour, mt. Pocono up to 22 Miles Per Hour in pottstown. The winds continue at least till tonight. It will feel like the low 50s as opposed to the air temperature of 60s. By 1 00 59 by 4 00 61 degrees. Lots of sunshine nicer to finish the weekend out. Well talk more about that coming up. Only nbc 10 has this developing story in philadelphias cobbs creek neighborhood. Police are are investigating how a quadriplegic man ended up deep in the woods left with only a blanket and a bible. Nbc 10s jesse gary has been talking to investigators this morning. What are they telling you . Reporter rosemary weve moved our position from where we were earlier in the morning. Weve moved deep into the woods to give you a good view of where this man was. Were about 100 yards off of cobbs creek parkway near hoffman, down into the woods. This is where the quadriplegic was sitting. You see the blanket and the wheelchair was close by. These are the conditions he was
The oxygen fueled the flames but the fire intensified quickly. Usually people are able to report in a timely manner but there was a good fire that got advanced quickly. Reporter richard has been friends with the victim for more than 30 years. They had made plans to go a favorite shop in lancaster. She loved to stop there and get two or three shirts or blazers or whatever and we were just planning on going you know but it dont look like shes going now. Reporter firefighters have left the scene but were seeing fresh smoke coming from a couple of windows of the apartment building, possibly another minor flareup right now. The fire investigator says it will be days before they know how this fire started. In the meantime the red cross is taking care of two families that have been displaced. Live in newark, david henry channel6 action news. Brian. All right, david, thank you. In just the past hour action news has learned that three minors have been charged in that brutal mob beating of two n
Files going back years when which she claims will show wild misuse of public funds. I wouldnt call them a faction. I would call them thieves. Thats what they are. Reporter what have they stolen. 1. 1 million in misappropriated funds. Reporter a four member majority took the vote after the meeting had been adjourned. Also fired the boroughs Code Enforcement director who claims his ouster was the result of a vendetta after he refused to be shaken down by a local elected official. I believe that i did not bow down to a certain official who requested three to 4,000 from me cash for his campaign. Reporter paula brown is no stranger to controversy and hunkering down in a public building. She did something similar when she was mayor of neighboring baby borough and in a dispute with that towns veteran police chief. Paula brown was only keeping her political enemies out of the building today, regular citizens and her allies could call ahead or knock on the door to get in. Today the Delaware Cou
It happened in the olney section of philadelphia and police are still trying to track down five suspects. Friday night and the big story on action news tonight is the latest on a brutal gas station attack. While two women are in custody three women and two men are still at large. And action News Reporter dann cuellar is live at northwest detectives and dann, you have the full story. Thats right, jim, police say this all began earlier when a 10yearold went home and told his mom a homeless man at the gas station hit him as they argued over who would pump customers gas over spare change. Surveillance shows no evidence the 51yearold ever hit the kid the mother and her group went back in the station and pummeled the guy. Police say it was tuesday night around 7 00 a homeless man standing outside a sunoco station in the 5300 block of north fifth and Honda Odyssey pulls up 7 people jump out of the man and andly attack the man. They punch and kick him pummeling him to the ground. The boys moth
Men from Northern Ireland who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day were venerated in French villages but were forgotten about in their home country, a Belfast audience has heard.