shot several time they question through his pockets and runaway so witnesses saw shooting and then see these guys, go through all this man s pockets as he lay there is dying. he was shot at 8:30 pronounced dead by 9:39 at the hospital when cops got him to the emergency room as fast as possible. so, that is why it sound, extra vicious because, they shoot this guy, and then, why he is dying there, they are going through his pockets, one interesting thing, karen, inspector scott the small tells us they did find an id on the ground near the guy, and it is not his id so now they are wondering, if one of these guys, become idiot theic drop their id, and then, lead police to them. they are checking them out or if they rob somebody else or just drop that id you don t have your id in your hand with a gun in your hand and rob be somebody but an interesting fact that they found an id that doesn t match the guy, who has died and they are not releasing his identification just yet
a look at what the firefighters are dealing with now. ladders up here. still spraying water from the sky. focusing on the backside of this building. you might also be able to see, look at the parking lot, cars in this parking lot. this hotel was occupied at the time. people were inside. they were sleeping. one told us he woke up to the sound of police banging on his door. take a look at video from a little while ago. still see more flames coming from the roof. this is the ra ma da in. two-story hotel here along landis avenue. just off route 55 in vineland. several fire trucks here. firefighters still putting water on the building. no word on any injuries. did speak with hotel guests who said several officers were going door to door. evacuating everyone inside. he told us he did not hear any alarms at the time. we are waiting to get more information from the firefighters. fire chief came over and said to give him about five minutes. hoping to get more information from him. act
this 9:00 a.m. hour. 26 in philadelphia. 36 in millville. 11 degrees with the wind in the poconos. we ve turned on the lake effect snow machines, lake erie and ontario seeing lake-effect snow coming in across upstate new york and western portions of pennsylvania. we ll not have to deal with that today maybe a few clouds, if you re traveling west maybe along 76 be mindful you could run into flakes this afternoon. for us back home, clouds and sun mix to start chilly. more sunshine to start as the day wears on. high temperatures top out 45, 46. normal february is right on par where we should be for this time of the year. because we ve been in the 70s for so so long, it will feel colder. tomorrow we start warming up. i ll talk about midweek rain and spring-like thunderstorms coming up tuesday and wednesday, as well him i ll have the details in about ten minutes. nydia? thank you. developing this morning philadelphia police are trying to determine if a man found dead inside his
visitor saw that prompted him to call police. a gun is fired inside a philadelphia strip club sending a woman to the hospital. two members of the dover police department have died, what we re learn being the early morning crash that took their lives. first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers and accuweather cold today chris. reporter: it s blustery out here nydia, we have temperatures in the 30s and windchills values 43 degrees colder than yesterday s high temperature of 73. big changes, 28 with the wind in reading, 0 in allentown. 0 in trenton. feels like the teens in the poconos. 17 in the poconos. millville, 38. dover, 33. cape may, 34 of we re seeing more in the way of sun so it s helping things out a little bit but it s much much colder than yesterday at this time. satellite shows the clouds beginning to thin out south and east of philadelphia, still a dense overcast north and west. as the day wears on we ll see more and more sunshine. forecast for the re
a coalition is taking shape in our city and in our nation for the sake of peace among people. reporter: they called the attack on the cemetery the final resting place of the truly defenseless an attack on all religions. this is philadelphia. any act of desecration towards a place of worship, place of resting for our dead is totally unacceptable. any act of intolerance which we see a lot of today is totally something that goes against the spirit of this city that we all know and love. reporter: on the hills of the cemetery vandalism today jewish community centers and day schools here and around the country received threatening phone calls. thankfully we have done a lot of training and discussing it, our institutions are prepared to evacuate and take it seriously no matter what kind of call but of course this is threatening and disrupting and our children are feeling scared. reporter: there may be fear, there may be hatred but these religious leaders vow top stand