what s left of the oil truck. the driver just had some leg and back pain. a firefighter had a minor injury. it s amazing no one was killed and fortunate there wasn t more damage to the surrounding area. sky force 10 had the best view of the crash site and of the enormous fire and black cloud it sent over the neighborhood, literally, 60 yards to the east. the trees got burnt in the back. reporter: rocky lives about as close to the site as can you get. he heard the booms and ran out to find the gas truck s fires falling from the sky. the truck was carrying about 9,000 gallons of gas when it rolled over on the northbound ramp from route 90 to route 130. as bad as it looked the driver of the fuel truck only had leg and back pain. he and a firefighter went to cooper university hospital with minor injuries. the surrounding area was evacuated for a short time. you can still smell the burning gas in the air. some say at the height of the fire, you could feel it in your throat. af
gives them 91 recommendations to get started with. most aimed at improving deadly force training among the rank and file and supervisors. just for an example, the one that stands out the most would be the department is still taking typed statement interviews from officers versus audio or videotapes. we believe it makes it more of a summary statement than the exact statement from the officer. reporter: ron davis, the director of the department of justice s community-oriented policing services also known as c.o.p.s. says philadelphia police also lack in transparency. we also believe that there s ways to better have transparency by engaging the police advisory commission and making sure there s accountability not only in the department but outside as well. reporter: meantime outside the u.s. attorney s office some protest the officer-involved shooting of brown in northwest philadelphia. they cleared the officers of any wrongdoing. the department says it s clearing the wa
us. a winter-like day. we ll be about 15 degrees below typical for this time of year topping out around 40 degrees. normally we começ in at 57. a very cold day today, also windy, making it feel colder than it actually is. a live look outside. we are waking up to mostly cloudy skies. the big story being the temperatures. 37 right now in philadelphia 35 in wrightstown. 33 degrees in reading, 24 degrees right now mt. pocono as well as shenandoah. 31 in doylestown 36 in blue bell. a lot of temperatures at or below freezing this morning. we slide down to the south and east. we re looking at cold temperatures around 36 degrees in mt. holly, 38 in dover 38 in millville. also along the shore points 39 in woodbine 39 in avalon. the winds will be a factor today. winds out of the northwest anywhere from 15 to 25 miles. factor in the winds and it s feeling more like the 20s. look at mt. pocono it feels like 24 in allentown, 27 in philadelphia. it feels like 31 in millville. for today,
airport. 37 in millville. 38 in avalon. cold being one of the big weather headlines today, wind being the other one. winds gusting near 28 miles per hour in philadelphia. up to 26 miles per hour in mt. pocono. up to 22 miles per hour in millville. another piece of the story as we re tracking flurries right now, parts of montgomery county into northern and central delaware. we may see a flurry from time to time throughout the day. maybe even a quick shower. 9:00 a.m. 36. by noon 38 degrees. mostly cloudy and by 3:00 39. well below normal for this time of year. it will feel cooler than it actually is as well. a big warmup for the workweek that s coming up. let s get back to that breaking news. we are following updates in this warehouse fire in north philadelphia. it s been burning for just over three hours now. nbc 10 s jesse gary is live on the scene. jesse, fire crews, are they making progress this morning? reporter: rosemary you can see behind me they are starting to hav
far. we ll talk about the warmup by the end of the workweek. that s straight ahead. investigators are working to determine what caused a fire at a vacant warehouse in philadelphia. jesse, what are conditions looking like right now. reporter: they have been able to tamp out the vast majority of flames. with that said there are still hot spots burning within the structure. you can t see them from this particular side of the building although you can see the water that is being sprayed on to them. you can see the smoke and the water returning off down to the septa tracks. we ll talk more about that in a second. there is still smoke coming from the other side of the building and there are still hot spots burning. some of the dozens of pieces of fire equipment, though being removed as firefighters have definitely gotten the upper hand. residents called 911 around 2:20 this morning saying flames were shooting from this 65,000 square footwear house on west westmoreland street. i