You can at that point to stop it. Reporter chopper6 shows just how the fire consumed some of the rooftops. Frightened neighbors could only look on and pray their homes would not be next. My main concern was having it spread. Because sparks were flying. Shoes and clothes and crock pots and towels, everything you could think of. Reporter from the flames and destruction came a glimmer of hope. Jessica rivera doesnt even live in this neighborhood but happened to be driving by the fire. She says when she saw those victims she knew she had to help. It had taken over pretty much the row. We were devastated so we were like okay who are the families involved. We wrote down on my phone as many names numbers sizes of clothes i could get and all day today i did a Facebook Live and people have been messaging me their addresses. I have been picking up donations from their porch. My my trunk is filled. Reporter the red cross is helping seven families for that a total of 23 people. The cause of this f
Well chat about it with the timing of the rain coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Sharrie. Adam thank you. Those heavy rains caused a big problem for the driver of this car in new castle delaware. The action cam was on Old Airport Road near i95 when the creek spilled over into the roadway. The driver of this car was forced to abandon the vehicle after becoming sun. At one point up to 3 feet water covered the road. Be sure to stay with 6abc. Com weather through the weekend for updates to the rainy forecast and remember to check storm tracker6 live radar before heading out. Facebook and twitter are also great ways to get storm updates from each of our team of meteorologists. Now to the latest on yesterday mornings deadly new Jersey Transit crash in hoboken. 15 people are still hospitalized two in intensive care. Meanwhile officials are still trying to figure out exactly why that train plowed into the station. Its head out to abcs ray are. Amundi live in hoboken. Reporter ntsb in
Pandemonium started. They said get out of here. Guns were drawn. And they were pushing us out. It was literally pandemonium. Capitol police, ar15s runninginaudible] reporter Capitol Police shot the suspect who was transported via plans. The capitol was put on lockdown. No one was allowed to enter or leave the police headquarters. It was scary hearing that over the loudspeaker. At the end of the day i think they did the best they could given the circumstances. Reporter you left your wallet behind. Cell phone, my whole life is in there. More important to get out than actually worry about that. Reporter the house and senate are both in recess this week. The white house was never under a an official lackdown although the secret service did take certain security measures. Washington, d. C. Police stating on twitter this afternoon this was an isolated incident with no threat to the public. Lauren lyster acn news, capitol hill. Now back to you. Lauren thanks very much. Now to an alleged locke
From downed trees and home evacuations to runaway shopping carts and road closures, sirens and fire engines sound off in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas due to the severe storm Tuesday.
From downed trees and home evacuations to runaway shopping carts and road closures, sirens and fire engines sound off in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas due to the severe storm Tuesday.