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Reporter and putting up these booms to contain any spilled fuel. We think it is relatively little but again, we are taking all precautions. Reporter no word what caused the crash but faa is on the scene trying to piece together the puzzle. But for those who know this area say that this is a popular flight path to a local airport, and they are glad that their homes were not in the way of this doomed craft. It could have hit our house in the parkway here, or it could have landed on 78, and that would have been very serious. Reporter once again, the faa is here on the scene trying to figure out the official cause of the crash, but, coming up tonight at 6 00 d of the pilot and what he believes, actually caused this wreck. For now we are live here in allentown im greg argos for cbs3 Eyewitness News. We will see you soon. Is there a picture perfect friday where we are starting weekend right. So many people enjoying wets long kelly drive but you have to get ready, heat is coming back. The let
CinnaminsonNew-jerseyUnited-statesLouisianaAlabamaCape-may-court-houseWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaAtlantic-cityCambridgeCambridgeshireUnited-kingdomOrder. Good evening, im denise nakano. Neighbors reported hearing a loud boom this afternoon at the peco substation on juniper street. Fire suppression foam went billowing into the streets and about 2500 peco customers lost power. Lets go to nbc 10s drew smith who is live where it all happened. And drew youve learned the foam is not toxic. Deny hes, peco used the word nonhazardous, firefighters told me it should not hurt the environment. If you look you can see fire crews out here theyve been working for hours to try to get the foam down the drain. Peco investigators trying to get into the substation facility to figure out what went wrong. Neighbors say they felt a jolt before seeing a large amount of foam billowing out of this peco substation. There was a huge explosion and i look the outside and i could see foam five feet high running down the street. The bubbles kept on coming. Literally just pouring out. At one point climbing so high, it almost covered a stop sign. I was like oh bo
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