To the mother of a local firefighter who is also faceing huge obstacles. Good evening im dawn timmeney. Im joyce evans. The house seemed to collapse just as the fire was finally knock down. Fox 29s brad sattin is live near the scene tonight. Brad, you have the very latest on this story. Reporter joyce nothing but hardship for the last few years for this family. Take look. The fire is now out behind us. In fact just a huge pile of rubble. Theres a fence that was put up over the course of the last couple of hours. But really this is turned into a personal story for the 46 firefighter it took on the scene here today. They have been very supportive of one of their own and had to again today. With up to 40 miles an hour winds this home on stow road never stood a chance. What started as a rubbish fire outside quickly took over the home and within minutes it all came down. We had early collapse of the roof into the second floor then shortly thereafter the second floor into the first floor. Re
Behind me it has since been upgraded. Tipped after this incident which is now several hours old. Let us take you to the scene. Heres what we know a15yearold boy in Critical Condition right now at chop at Childrens Hospital following following this accident at 2 15 this afternoon at 58th and cobbs creek. Witnesses telling us four teenaged boys were racing on the 2atvs going in and out of traffic. They came upon traffic here wait tag red light. They may have clipped each others tires and one apparently turned too quickly. The driver went over the handlebars landing on his head and not wearing a helmet. The two teens were being told on the other atv left the scene but witnesses say they did come back. The veepyearold driver of one. Atvs seriously hurt. They tried to swerve out of the way of that white truck waiting at the light h chance to talk to that truck driver and to a nurse who was nearby church and one of two nurses to perform cpr on the boy. I seen 2atvs raceing and next thing i k
Sounds like. The tenant told me she expected a rent increase because shes paid one just about every year but this time it was different. I understand that this building is owned by someone else. But it is my home. Reporter home for the past 10 years, now deb balinstad says shes forced to find a new place to live. Thats why im packing already. I need to be ready. Reporter she received third degree notice of the rent increase from her landlords attorney. From 2,800 to 8,900 effective may 2015. Im kind of sick to my stomach. I dont know there might be a word for feeling like its just so, its shocking. Reporter in order to stay, the 46yearold will also have to pay a 12,000. 500 security deposit. Balinstad says she cannot afford the price increase. She works as an accupunturist for cancer patients. She says her landlord changed after the owner died and the house was then passed on to his daughter. The rent represents only a portion of the home. The entire property aapproximately 2 3 more of
From the crabs Broadcast Center in philadelphia this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Right now at 11 00 oclock heavy flames and thick smoke pour from a Camden County home. The fire so intense it caused the house to collapse. Good evening everyone. Im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us of the firefighters spent hours battling this blaze in pennsauken. But they could not save the home home. Eyewitness News Reporter Steve Patterson spoke with a Family Member about the loss. My god. Reporter they were the only words corner store owner could muster peering down from this second floor porch to suffocateing smoke carrying by intent wind. Firefighters called to the corner of union and stow in Camden County shortly before 3 30 saturday afternoon. Arriving to find the house consumed by flames. Take look. You can see the progression from shot surveillance video. Flames that started in the homes yard quickly over took the structure with winds gusting at 30 Miles Per Hour overwhelming firefighters. West
The house to collapse. Good evening everyone. Im natasha brown. Thanks for joining us of the firefighters spent hours battling this blaze in pennsauken. But they could not save the home home. Eyewitness News Reporter Steve Patterson spoke with a Family Member about the loss. My god. Reporter they were the only words corner store owner could muster peering down from this second floor porch to suffocateing smoke carrying by intent wind. Firefighters called to the corner of union and stow in Camden County shortly before 3 30 saturday afternoon. Arriving to find the house consumed by flames. Take look. You can see the progression from shot surveillance video. Flames that started in the homes yard quickly over took the structure with winds gusting at 30 Miles Per Hour overwhelming firefighters. Westing few minutes yes. One thing after the other for the last three years. Reporter family carol wood says this is the latest hardship in a series facing homeowner mary. Two years ago her husband d