shot in the chest inside his milford township home this morning. the initial call was that the toddler had gotten hold avenue gun and shot himself. whether it was self up flicked or not that s the matter for investigation to determine. reporter: boy was rush to st. luke hospital in quakertown where he died. you see the ambulance up there. they were only there for a couple minutes. so they brought him out real quick. reporter: the little boy was home only with his father nicholas wiley late this morning when the gun went off. it s believed the child s mother lived here and work just across the street but abruptly moved out earlier this summer. also, living here the boy s grandparents who arrived home to get the tragic news. if the two-year-old did get a gun, neighbors want tongue why. there s no reason to have a gun anywhere that any child could get a hold of. we re not in, you know, the roughest area of philadelphia and even then you should not have gun at your bed
figure out why two year old ben ask a minute austin smith was shot in the chest inside his milford township home this morning. the initial call was that the toddler had gotten hold avenue gun and shot himself. whether it was self up flicked or not that s the matter for investigation to determine. reporter: boy was rush to st. luke hospital in quakertown where he died. you see the ambulance up there. they were only there for a couple minutes. so they brought him out real quick. reporter: the little boy was home only with his father nicholas wiley late this morning when the gun went off. it s believed the child s mother lived here and work just across the street but abruptly moved out earlier this summer. also, living here the boy s grandparents who arrived home to get the tragic news. if the two-year-old did get a gun, neighbors want tongue why. there s no reason to have a gun anywhere that any child could get a hold of. we re not in, you know, the roughest area of
i didn t getty text back. his people need to call your people. you texted him. he gave you a call back. call back. you always get the call back. yes. sue. i have been supporting him since the beginning. he is big timing me. well, licensing before we will all say we knew him when. you know what, we ve got the our weather by the numbers to start off today because we re always happy when it is a ten. now when it is a five or four we will wait and show you later on but we will see another beautiful day ahead. right now we re starting off at 64 degrees at the airport. 3 miles an hour wind. humidity is higher but still a very pleasant morning, 6:41 is the sunrise officially. fifty-two in mount pocono. milder then yesterday when we were in the 40 s at this time, and 58 in reading. sixty-one in lancaster. fifty-six in millville. sixty-two in wildwood. relatively calm wind but point out the change in wind direction. we re starting to see more southerly wind and more
dorky is that. we have 64 degrees walking out the door right now 90 percent relative humidity. it is muggy but still very pleasant temperature, 6:41 is your sunrise time, we have to wait a bit, 51 in mount pocono. fifty-six in trenton. fifty-nine in lancaster. we are only at 55 in atlantic city, nice and comfortable there. sixty-two in wilmington. the very pleasant morning. it was aimful us monday with that high temperature of 84 degrees. today we re expecting to be right around there as well with 85, warm, maybe a smidge more humid but not uncomfortably so. 68 degrees, and mild tonight. we will get a little bit uncomfortable for a short time and we will tell you when in the seven day forecast but bob kelly, may i change my route home from the station. my fortune cookie probably says stay home that is what we should say and we have a visitor coming to town and problems with septa today. forty-two light volume coming in toward the city. right behind the art museum at spring
tuesday primary so very interesting announcement coming right here out of new jersey today, guys. all right, and the rhetoric gets uglier. alicia, thanks very much. from our delaware news room more than a dozen people woke up this morning to find tires slashed on their cars and police are still looking for whoever did it. action news reporter gray hall talked to the victims. he s live in new castle today. gray. reporter: well, brian, as you can imagine these victims are quite upset. they re waiting on police to make an arrest. you can see what many of these victims woke up to as they headed in to work this morning, their car the tires were on flat. i just hope they catch him because he did a lot of damage and i hope he get caught and they have to pay for what damage they did. reporter: charles bowen said called police and chased the teen slashers from his home early in the morning. lucky they didn t get my hands on them. reporter: they slashed the tires on his