let's get out to steve keely with the latest in all that. steve. >> these protestsers say they will go taken to august ration day and behind. after so many nights and days yesterday of protest in philly many are asking how much longer will the philly police allow the rush hours in center city to come to stand still. and so much strain on the protests how much is it putting on the police department staf staffing, too, we'll pose those questions here this morning as the right to free speech so far won out over the right to free flow of traffic. and head of philadelphia naacp told fox 29 news yesterday the protesters are shutting down the streets and they should ak department the democratic process and many in the streets he says were not at poling places. >> if we did not express ourselves at the polls, we lost ingt right to complain. people can go out and be outraged. from what i'm learning many people in the streets throughout america didn't bomber to vote. >> we want him to know there's opposition throughout they does not represent us and w

steve keely live at police headquarters wait around maybe commissioner will make a response to this. hey, steve. >> will there be a night six ruined again. business owners to bus drivers and uber drives to uber drivers how many more evenings do you have to let this go on and put up with anti-protester turned into hours of missed work and how many hours late to kid ball game and police hours are used safely through the street where that's why that flash mob happened is it a. a lot of questions for police they morning. mayor rudy guiliani would not have allowed protesters in their streets and these protests need to stop and accept the democratic process. >> whether the person you desire to win, whips or not, we have to accept the outcome. if we did not express ourselves at the polls, we lost the right to explain. people can go out and be outraged but what i'm learning many people on the streets throughout america didn't only only forer to vote. >> when i saw the people in the streets in new york city you're breaking guiliani's rules. you don't take my streets. you can have my sidewalks

and sinking springs, steve keely, fox 29 news. >> neighbors in this tight knit community are trying to come to terms with the hard to fathom tragedy. fox 29 brad has been talking with short family neighbors in syncing springs. >> most neighbors here didn't want to speak on camera and some privately told me they are stunned by what happened and outwardly they saw a loving family. one friend who did speak to us seemed to sum up the thoughts of many. >> she is such a wonderful person really is. >> michelle okengdo finds it hard to speak of her in the past tense. >> a very good mom, good mom. >> this mother of four donated to help with medical bills after their youngest underwent a heart transplant at children's hospital. thousands have seen their story documented on the facebook page of chop's cardiac center. >> we're finally feeling like were getting used to new norma normal. >> megan seemed happy when she saw her last a few months ago and michelle knows about hardship. her father and brother were murdered years ago and her mother committed suicide and one of her kids is even battling a

here's pictures cents out by our very own steve keely that made it to scene. your new car maybe instead of that red or blue you go for charcoal color there's five or six cars totally ruined and because of fire knocked tires out of the truck. they needed a crane to come in to actually take each one of the vehicles off. so a hot mess on the new jersey turnpike in more ways than one with only one lane getting on by. weather delays philly, new york, khar charlotte because of weather. be ready for that if you head to the airport upwards of 0 minute delays on a lot of septa regional rail lines. you know the drill with the weather. here's a live look at schuylkill in and out of city slower than normal and just light drizzle but more rain on the way as sue mentioned and live look at the ben franklin bridge slow going in the down side into center city at 8 and vine. mike and alex back over to you. >> well sexiest mana live i'm an idiot i did not catch that it was announced earlier i looked away. >> it is the rock, dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> i can smell something. >>

steve keely a lot to keep an eye on yet again this morning, good morning to you. >> yeah protest headline -- first four women were rested fog after the fence they were be philadelphia police and u.s. secret service. first arrest and facing federal charges for entering restricted area. you see the area restricted. they have penndot trucks helping as you well and trash crux and increased boulevard. so they're being super careful and interesting thing is chris look between our point here at fdr and 20 street and then down where the wells fargo september are where you see spotlight in between eagles have to go for their training cam practices with chips 8:40. all big trucks run wag air conditioners on and here comes city of philadelphia fuel truck as i say that from the highway division. they're bringing gasoline into fdr park to keep everything run anticipating keep everybody cool ha which has been a tough job we many the first philadelphia officer cheated for eat don't john there will give you a sense of where we are. there's the city sky line. it looks great on national tv. it's a lot of a

married to steve keelie? >> yes. high, this is jenn frederick, my kids brody and laundry are coming, so of course steve keeley is registered, brody keeley. laundry, sang the song. steve keeley is not my dad. >> use today sing that song. >> there is a constant debate on how parent should raise their kids. now, there is atlantic city. new research is suggest that children, who are cuddled and pick up, over and over, grow to be better adult. i've always believed this. >> steve keeley was not -- >> this is the university of notre dame. okay? found that kids who had more affection when they were young turned out to be healthier, less depressed, kinder adult, the study also fawn children who spend a lot of time, quality time with their parents, had better coping skills. they say that it is impossible to spoil a baby, quick, thinking that, and parent can actually ruin the baby's development by letting them cry. so there is the debate. >> they said that. that is not altogether new information. what they say is specia

. >> except for steve keely. >> what's the deal with the guy. >> lots of folks asked about him. >> he was original member you joined the show what? >> a year and a half in, yeah. >> there we are. thanks for everybody who came out and all the good wishes during the whole month of celebration. and now life goes on. let's talk about what we have in the lives right now. you'll need the umbrella at times all week long. it looks like we have unsettled weather week ahead. we'll warn about you that off the bat. let's look more closely as we look at storms in ohio headed our way. what's going on now down in southern delaware some thunderstorms moving through around salisbury, maryland, in philadelphia a share of shower showers. they're not as heavy. but they're around. and it's damp out there. 49 degrees. easterly breeze at 7 miles an hour. 5:59 now sunrise time. things changed over the weekend that we have longer days, and visibility is an issue. we have fog down in millville. atlantic city, out in lancaster and reading, allentown, foggy in mount pocono as well. that could slow you do you rem

steve keely live for us. developing in east falls this morning. two people recovering after a car overturned during a late night crash this happened 1:00 in the morning abbotsford avenue and both were taken to temple. no word what caused that car to flip and more developing news out of south philadelphia this morning. fire crews were working to put a fire in south lambert street out. and firefighters got to under control in 20 minute. no report of cause at this point. so we'll keep an rye on that one for you and this morning police getting more information before file charges in the death of amy francis joiner. that's the teenage girl, of course, beaten to deathed in the bathroom at her high school in wilmington. meanwhile the community came together to celebrate amy's life yesterday. dave kitchen is in wilmington with the latest. good morning. >> crews good morning to you family and friends came together to share their grief and shock. it still feels very raw for them. all the while wondering why police do not have charges filed in this case. and

steve keelie? >> all they need is a majority, you need nine, eight doesn't do it. nine doesment and we've seen this thing get defeated twice by the soda industry. this thing has been called grocery tax by the soda industry. it was originally called sugary drink tax, but now, diet drinks are included. so it has begin through whole bunch of changes that's gotten cut in half, from three sent down to one and a half sent. mike, do you remember, when i predict that would happen? anyway, it is now just attacks on all soft drinks. and it is still adding a lot of money, though, if it is passed onto buyers, one and a half cents an ounce, as to a 2-liter bottle of soda, a dollar one. it adds 2.16 through your typical six pack every pepsi or even diet coke now. and those bottled coffees, you drink, mike, tack 21 sent more to the oddly new merrick 13.7-ounce starbucks bottled coffee. so, if nine of 17 vote yes, expect a soda tax. they believe this will be a wave of bun of of -- bunch of soda taxes throughout the nation. mayor kennedy something mayor nut did. he wants to take ca

so we're learning more about this threat, steve keelie? >> yes, we got some good news to report for once, police have gotten to the bottom of this threat, whole lot faster, than they did that first threat last weekend. we've learned the guy in question, 36 year old, marcus shelton, is his name, police up in new york now believe really not a threat to anybody. he's an ex-convict, 20 prior arrests, was out on parole, was wanted for violating by just smoking pot and fair evading on the new york subway, one thing that showed he wasn't really something after threat to police, as the anonymous tipster said, he walked in on his own to a detective bureau yesterday, once he heard that police were out looking for him. and so two anonymous tip calls came into the two biggest police departments in our area, new york and philadelphia, saying that the same one guy shelton pledged and lil ands to isis, was planning to shoot police officers here and up in new york. well, we learned from the police source that chelten turned himself in, at a police precinc

steve used to play football himself. steve keelie? >> on the very field? >> on the very field. gal over there with a camera so we can watch this refurbishing of the field. anything we can do to help we will. tragedy of different kinds in the wake of the hurricane matthew. why police say they opened fire on a man in north carolina, as they were trying to rescue people from the flood. >> plus, local parents concerned for their kids safety. take matters into their own hands. what they're doing to ensure students get to and from school safely. >> busy intersections causing a lot of concerns. parent, neighbors, in grays ferry very concerned about children crossing streets, because there is not a crossing guards there. >> while they look for permanent solution, pitching in to keep student safe. every day nearly 1500 students leave school and cross 32nd street here at dickinson, due to shortages, no dedicated crossing guards. community activists, charles reed, has been volunteering himself while also reaching out to the community leaders and police. >> one time the police department,

. >> who else would be put on this but steve keelie? >> here we are in this time of super security at airports, would you hope, that the people have access to the actual airplanes, would not be in as low paid and as high turn over jobs as fast-food places employing high school kids. but, the folks who clean out those seat pocket, clean under your seat and clean those tiny airplane bathrooms, you can barely move in, barely getting by financially. same goes for the guys out here in the heat and humidity right now, handling everyone's heavy, but fragile, watch what you are doing there, luggage. or helping the handicap pushing them in airport wheelchairs, very long way, while short on appreciation and tips often. so, all of those folks, 1,000, of them, all here total at the philadelphia international airport, who have tried to educate the public, and the press, and public officials in the past, with plenty of informational pickets, now say, it is time for picket signs that read: on strike. and maybe strike while the iron and the weather is

. >> remember the big giant tree over the rodeway inn cherry hill we saw this morning with steve keelie? all over the delaware valley, insurance people are scattering all over the area. trying to help out the neighbors. so our financial expert, what's the first thing do you? >> dazed, confused, waking up to next to tree in your bed potentially, so here's what you need to do first. make sure the site is septa don't go anywhere if the site is not safement secondly take photos. take photos of the damage. take photos of the tree that maybe crashed through your garage, roof, or something like, that the next thing call your homeowners insurance company. don't start fighting with the neighbor because it was their tree. that doesn't matter. you want to call your homeowners insurance company. >> could the neighbor be response be? >> great question alex. here is the deal. typically if the tree fell and damaged your structure, even if it was your neighbor's tree, it is your homeowners policy that will cover that, unless, unless, that neighbor was neglect, maybe that tree was rotted out, you have w

>> steve keely live on the garden state parkway with the very latest, thank you. >>> a guy loose with nothing to lose, not good. >> it is puzzling, he's so close to pack roled. >> i know. >> why then? >>> let's hand it over to heather with headlines for us. good morning. >> good morning. a tragic story to start off with right now that strikes a college football community. university of alabama-birmingham running back greg bryant has now been declared brain dead just one day after he was found shot in a car along interstate 95 in west palm beach, florida. the investigation is now being classified as a homicide. and detectives are searching for witnesses. bryant started his college career playing football at notre dame. he then transferred to the university of alabama at birmingham last year. our prayers go out to his family today. tragic story. >>> well, a plane crash landing into a building in california after losing power. it happened yesterday at an office park just outside los angeles. the pilot broke his ankle but is otherwise expected to be okay. his passenger escaped without a s

. >> but first, we head out to villanova's campus where steve keely is in live. what's going on on campus? >> well, all classes are cancelled today, so peter doocy can work without missing any of his studies and those out late can continue celebrating. it started as kris jenkins hit this buzzer beater to show how wearing number two has made philly and nova nation number one. this the second ncaa men's basketball championship for villanova since the first before peter doocy was born in 1985. they showed they cannot only be proud of the team on the court, but also be proud that so few of them will end up in court. just five arrests. compare to the east coast rivals up in connecticut, uconn, 30 arrests two years ago and louisville, 23 the year before that. most of the students like peter doocy, clean living. they were drinking mostly coca-cola and bottled water out here in the celebration. >> thank you very much. let's go to the white house, villanova grad, peter doocy. you were at a bar last night? >> you know what's so weird, i wore my class ring for the first tim