♪ >> coming up breaking news in delaware. a bus crash kills one and injures dozens more. >> plus, the frightening clues left behind by a suspected cop killer. keep it right here your news fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10. >> we begin tonight in delaware with breaking news.

skyfox over the scene of a deadly bus crash in new castle county. one person was killed. 49 hurt. self of them are critically injured when the bus flipped over tonight. >> good evening, i'm joy eves advance. i'm karen hem. this accident happened on route 1 off-ramp. dave kinchen is joining us from christiana hospital where several victims are being treat. dave. >> reporter: that's right. hospital officials went into what they call the code delta mode to deal with all of the people coming in to this locations. in the meantime we learned that this bus was being run by a company called am usa express out of new york city. investigators spent sunday night combing through the scene avenue crash tour bus that overturned on the route one off ramp to u.s. 13 north in news castle, delaware. metal is mangled and clothes are hanging out of the windows a woman was killed after being trapped under into the wreckage. crews found everyone hurt in

some way. >> you can imagine the first responders that pulled up on this including troopers, ems, fire department personnel were met with 49 injured people in varying degrees of injuries. including broken bones and abrasions. >> patients were triage and transported to four regional hospitals. three to five of the injured were critical and that a chopper even flew in from maryland to assist. the bus is unmarked and while it has new york plates, state police cannot yet say where the bus was from or where it was going. they also don't know exactly how the crash happened. >> it's going to be a long investigation here to determine exactly what happened. we have to interview the driver when he's medically cleared to ask him what happened. if he was on this off-ramp. we'll check the bus out. examine that bus, inspect that bus see if there's mechanical issues to that bus.

>> reporterbus. report state police are telling us that they are interviewing the driver now to find out exactly how the crash happened. we've learned from investigators that the bus was headed from maryland to -- back to new york. karen? >> all right, dave, thank you so much. we have a developing story. this is concerning the manhunt in the poconos. we're now learning that there are some more evidence that has been found. officers say they have found several items left behind by the suspected shooter from that deadly police barracks attack including this ak47 style weapon and even some information. let's get the latest from person on the scene. chris o'connell up there with what we know. chris? >> reporter: guys, police seem to be closing in on eric frein in fact law enforcement tell us themselves they are hot on his trail tonight. about a couple hours ago, a

flurry of activity up here in the poconos. people are scared. people are weary. many of these law enforcement up to 50 closing in trying to build a perimeter around where they think he is. deep in the woods up here in monroe county, but so far tonight, the manhunt continues. >> it is scary. i ain't going to lie to you. it's scary. >> reporter: philip henry can't go home tonight as a convoy of heavily armed law enforcement, moved into his neighborhood, he was told to get out. >> we came up here to get away from this, you know, and it's like your freedom is gone. you can't come out of the house. >> reporter: swat teams from local and state police along with federal agents from the atf and fbi have been swarming an area around the delaware state forest. they say they're closing in on eric frein. >> we're pushing him hard. he is no longer safe and i am confident that he will be apprehended. >> reporter: they won't say what kind of progress but state

police believe frein is on foot season somewhere in the deep woods up to 15 miles away from where corporal brian dixon was ambushed nine days ago. police showed off pictures of an ak47 assault rifle, ammo and maps of the area. they say the items were hidden by frein in the woods for future use. >> based on our investigation, we know that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months and maybe years. he plant this attack and retre retreat. >> reporter: it's been nine days and counting. residents are scared and growing weary. >> unnerving, to be honest with you to see -- it's almost like a military presence. >> reporter: with helicopte helicoptering flying overhead and, police everywhere and a killer on the loose in their neighborhood residents are hoping the manhunt ends soon and live here returns to normal. >> your home you don't kno knowt to expect.

make sure your doors and windows are locked. >> reporter: for many residents that has been what they've been up to over the last nine days. keeping indoors. their lights on at night, very difficult to sleep. now, rain is falling up here in monroe county. and i'm sure that's going to hamper search efforts but right now, it is just a very tense seen as law enforcement and residents around here just on e waiting for this killer to be caught. we can tell you pocono mountains schools are once again closed tomorrow because of the safety of children knowing that this killer is still out there. guys, back to you. >> all right, chris, thanks. got another story from that section of pennsylvania. horrick car crash that killed five people in that same area turns out four children who lost their lives according to police were not wearing seat belts or even in booster seats. this all happened yesterday afternoon in ephrata pennsylvania also in monroe counsel too. police say there was a 23 year old woman behind the wheel.

she lost control of the vehicle, she was trying to pass another car. and that caused that multi vehicle crash. investigators say she had her seat belt on so did another woman in the car who was also injured but managed to survive. three other drivers were also injured. >> hundreds of nurses will be off the job and back on the picket line tomorrow morning. nurses at crozer chester medical center are at strike on odds with the hospital administration over pay, pension plans want nurses say are dangerously low staffing levels. which affect patient care. the union says, they are willing to compromise but the hospital is not meeting them halfway. >> we would like to maintain the contract the way it is. we're not asking for -- they want our overtime. they want to us work three holidays. it just goes on and on. >> hospital administrators say they lost $32 million last year and according to them, they need

the union to meet quote severe and urgent conditions with fare concessions. to your fox 29 weather authority now. you're looking live at old city outside our studios here at fourth and market. it's a humid end to summer. fall officially arrives tomorr tomorrow. but is summer really done jet? meteorologist caitlin roth here with the answer. >> what do you say, caitlin. >> it's never cun done. we will see the return of some err in the seven day forecast for now we're tracking not only the change of seasons but the change of air masses too. it will be much cooler tomorrow as we you shore in the new fall season. white its right now showers along the cold front which will deliver that change in temperatures tomorrow. rain extending from the poconos down through the lehigh val and and unper bucks, chester county an approaching the philadelphia area. these weakened since they moved into the area. not seeing thunder or lightning. light rain from chester county again up through northern montgomery county up towards allentown and into the poconos. we did see lightning and thunder

earlier. i wouldn't rule it because these are weakening we're looking at showers slicing through. >> 72 degrees in philadelphia right now. despite the dreary start we had beautiful afternoon and really nice evening. still pretty mild. 70s i was take a look at temperatures around the area. 70 in millville. 60 where is the showers are we will be falling as we head into the overnight hours. fox future cast shows showers along the front move out. offshore by 7am tomorrow morni morning. we clear, we're seeing a lot of sunshine. showers now clears late 62 in the city, 55 in the suburbs. first look at the monday morning forecast still ahead in your wake up weather. karen and joyce. >> college sophomore died after attending small gather tag frat house at rutgers university. 19 year old caitlin kovacs reported appeared to be in distress. her friends took her to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. investigators believe her death

was related to alcohol. rutgers is offering grief counseling to students today and tomorrow. >> double shooting to night in port richmond leaves one man dead. police arrived at the 2200 block of east cambria just after 8:00 tonight. a 22 year old man had been shot multiple times in the chest and left side. he was taken to the hospital where he died. the other victim a 32 year old man what hit twice in the back. he's in the hospital in critical condition. so far, no arres arrests have bn made. >> learning a lot more about the person accused of scaling the fence of the white house and making inside the front door. that person turns out according to investigator has a knife. the suspected jumper set to appear in federal court tomorrow. fox's elizabeth prann has the details. >> reporter: federal court documents reveal the 42 year old texas man who scaled the white house fence friday was carrying a concealed serrated 95 and we're learning more about omar gonzales documents reveal he has no prior convictions or arrest

warrants. he was under the influence at the time of the incident and he has served more than a decade in the us military including three tours of duty in iraq. >> critics argue friday night should never have been a first. peter king a member of the house homeland security committee says he expects a hearing on the incident. >> and the fact they say he wasn't brought down because they didn't thinked a weapon he could have body bomb, a vest on, as we know he did are is a knife. so this demands a full investigation. >> reporter: the security breach was followed less than 24 hours later by a new jersey man attempting to end the white house complex at two separate gates before being placed under arrest. those who say the white house needs to be vigilant now more than ever and they don't buy into the fact there wasn't more drastic measures taken on frid friday. >> agents tell me it's a miracle he has not been assasinated and it really calls into question his judgment as commander in

chief if he can't see that he -- his own life is at stake, because of the secret service corner cutting. >> secret service immediately ordering a comprehensive review. officer patrols and surveillance along pennsylvania avenue have already been end hasn'ted. in washington, elizabeth prann, fox news. >> still ahead tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00-a break in the case of a missing uva student. police say this car is a crucial piece of evidence. coming up why they're desperate to fine the driver. >> and take a look. it may look like a street party. this is something far more important and serious thousands of people taking to the streets of new york demanding change. what they're fighting for next.

♪ >> welcome back. clean up is underway in altoona a after a train derail many. 20 some train cars were damaged and at least 1717 of them derail. that train was hauling some passenger vans and vehicles, cars, authorities say it could be another 20 some hours or more before the whole mess is cleaned up because the tracks are badly damaged. the crash is under investigation. no one was injured. >> a break in the case of a missing university of virginia student. charlottesville police are on the look tout for jesse matthew. a person of interest in the disappearance of 18 year old hannah graham. now, they say matthew walked into the police station, spoke with lawyer and then took off in his car. so far, he's facing charges of wreck less driving and a lot of

questions from police. legal land vittert reports now from charlottesville. >> reporter: charlottesville police are calling this car a critical piece of the puzzle as they search for missing college student hannah graham and asking anyone who saw her last weekend to contact them immediately. police seized the car when they searched an employment belonging a jesse matthew a person of interest in the case. >> i believe jesse matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. because it's been a week and we can't find her. but somebody knows where she is. >> reporter: graham disappeared week ago after dinner with friends. police released video showing her at the president mall in downtown charlottesville. they say evidence shows a man believed to be matthew approached her and they walked into a bar toll together. now, hannah's parents are pleading for information. >> this is every parent's worst nightmare. i'm certain that everybody in this room and those watching

knows what happened to hannah could happen to their child. >> more than 1200 people joined in a massif search effort to find hannah. the search organizers says crews and volunteers were able to cover 85% of the city. >> i'm proud of the people who stepped forward to come out to be a part of this. >> from this point the community wide effort is going to be scaled back to only trained search and rescue teams but police will not rest until they find out what happened to hann hannah. in charlottesville, virginia, legal land vittate, fox news. >> kentucky firefighter injured in an ice bucket challenge has died tragically. tony, was on a fire truck latter last month when it got two close to power line. the fire captain dumped water on the marching band to raise awareness for als. two other firefighters were also injured but they've since been released from the hospital. investigators say the power line was never even touched but it

was carrying such high voltage it was able to energize that ladder truck. more than 100,000 refugees are seeking refuge in turkey from isis. they became capturing villages in northern syria. they're taking control of 64 villages. heavy fighting continues with the terror organization. >> today marks one year since four gunmen stormed an upscale robe killing 67 people and wounding nearly 200 more. family members of victims survivors and shop owner gathered outside the mall. they lit candles in memory of those killed. kenyan police increased theirs presence in public places after authorities warned of the possibility of more attacks in the coming weeks. al shabatt militants claimed responsibility for that mall attack saying it was retribution for the presence of kenyan

troops in somali. >> pope francis calls on muslim to condemn islamic extremists into pervert religion to justify violence. he delivered that strong message today. security was tightened because of threats made by islamic militants. the pope trapped in an open top vehicle. but it sped down streets didn't not stop for the pope to greet the faithful. this was the pontiff's first trip to a mostly muslim country since isis began a crack down on christians in iraq. >> take a look at this scene. combating climate change. what a crowd and turn out the theme as thousands filled the streets of manhattan today the people's climate march. very much of a party like atmosphere. they even had marching bands. people on stilts making their way from columbus circle down to 34th street. but protesters were very serious about demanding action on climate change. two days before the united nations climate summit in new york city, fox correspondent

dominic m dinatale has the details. >> reporter: protesters filling the streets of manhattan as far as the eye could see sunday. chanting their demands for action to fight global warming. president obama and other world leaders will attend the climate change summit in new york tuesday and demonstrators say the time to speak out is now. >> i am marching because i want to build a bright future for my family. for my appalachia and for the entire world. >> the protest is just unof many events being held across the globe. 161 countries to raise awareness about the issue. in australia crowds faced dozens of police officers outside a convention center. 20 countries are meeting of the some of the protesters expressed scepticism.

>> i don't believe the real issues are on their agenda. >> in paris about 200 demonstrators waived flags and held banners in a peaceful gathering. protesters say they want lawmakers to hear they support change. >> for the politicians to feel exhilarateexhilarated and to dae completely and total fool the i confidential, and crime mat tick location -- >> tuesday summit where leaders plan to work on a pack or reduce greenhouse gas emissions. negotiators believe they'll actually finalize the deal come late 2015. in los angeles, dominic dinatale fox news. >> ♪ >> to your fox 29 weather authority. fall officially begins tomorrow. but will it really feel like it let's get on over to caitlin roth. >> it actually is. our last weekend of summer, and because cold front bringing showers right now you'll notice a definite change when you step outside tomorrow morning. some showers making their way

through our western suburbs approaching philadelphia right now. all fairly light stuff, and really just moving through over the next hour. it's gone. 72 in philly. 70 in pottstown. 69 allentown. 66 in lancaster. humid day at least earlier and still mitt tee mild tonight. overnight and into early tomorrow morning we'll see temperatures bottom out around 62 in the city. 55 in the suburbs. for your wake up weather forecast clear and breezy cool cooler. as the kids head to the bus stop they might need a jacket. we've got gusts over 20 miles an hour at times. move the sunny bright and pretty looking day with temperatures in the low 60s. we don't rise much above that. we'll show you it in your seven day forecast. >> caitlin, thank you very much. coming up on fox 29 news at 10, cocaine, molly, ecstacy, acid, investigators say they pulled all of that out of the nightclub full of teenagers. some as young as 15 and. >> big honor tonight for the taney dragons me thai davis. what the star pitcher was given taney dragons me thai davis. what the star pitcher was given that will

guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania.

>> we have some breaking news coming in right now. there has been a police involved shooting it happened in west philadelphia. police came out to the scene the 1500 block of frazier street in west philadelphia. just about an hour ago. because they had a 911 call. there was a man with a gun in the area. when they got there, police say they encountered a 17 year old with a gun and they opened fire shooting him in the chest. he was rushed to the hospital

and is in critical condition. no police were injured during that shooting. >> there's been a raid of houston nightclub and it turned up a lot more than just drugs investigators say. they raid add teen hot spot on friday evening following a whole five month investigation. they say they found a variety of drugs and even teens as young as 15 inside. they also think there may have been sexual assaults that have taken place there. >> when we initially got word of this club and started the investigation we were told there was a rape cage. coke cane, acid, molly, marijuana, um, ecstasy. >> four staff members were arrested. the investigation is on-going. see err ya leone reached its third final day of pretty unprecedented lock down. >> extreme strategy was designed to stem the worst ebola epidemic on record. authorities ordered its 6 million residents to stay

indoors until this evening. as volunteers tried to isolate the sick and remove the dead. meantime, frustrated residents complained of food shortages. so health workers were also charged with trying to feed some of the needy yesterday populations in that country which includ included homeless children. ebola killed almost 600 people in sierra leone and 3,000 across west avenue from today it. >> still ahead on fox 29 news at 10:00 these young soccer players aren't letting their dissables stop them. how a local college team is helping them forty five on the field. >> caitlin. >> joyce, saying so long to summer this weekend literally and probably temperatures, too. 69 was the magic number saturday and sunday. cooler change starting tomorrow. we'll have everything you need cooler change starting tomorrow. we'll have everything you need to know as you hon my journey a,

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route 1 in new castle. now a woman was killed after being trapped under the wreckage. the bus was traveling from maryland to new york. police continue their investigation at this hour. young soccer players teaming up with a group of college athletes for a day of training. it's part of a soccer program based in lower merion. lung players have physical, mental and emotional limitations but it doesn't stop them from hitting the field for some good old-fashioned fun. today they work out with the soccer team at bryn mawr colle college. >> we always start a little kind of cautious and kind of shy and, you know, one the ball gets rolling, they're out there. they're playing. you get to see their personalities. they just want to play. they love to score. and it's fun to share in that celebration. >> this is the second year the two teams have partnered for training and some fun. honors keep oncoming for 13 year old little league phenom

mo'ne davis. the youngster was on hand to receive the niamiah davis award of excellence in manayunk tonight. in addition to the award, she got a piece of artwork in her likeness. the award recognizes individuals who demonstrate growth in their professional endeavors. professional already. >> how about this one? gotham will begin tomorrow night. the story of the city of so corrupt one day it will need a masked vigilante. before there was a batman how did that city create such evil villians? >> how you doing? >> sometimes you got to do a bad thing to do good. >> all right. we'll going back to the origin that under belly where the super villians, cat woman, poison, i ivy, joker, riddler begin on the

means streets of gotham. how do you prepare to become the future riddler? i play a lot of scrabble. play lot of scrabble. i've been trying to do chess. you know, doing things that like i feel like are strategic and like, you know, helping my -- doing soduko. >> you're an intense dude. sure, i've been told i'm intense. i'm a scorpio. >> when is your birthday. november freinth. >> i'm the third. >> scarp i don't knows. >> he is such a great guy. the stars of this one are absolutely amazing. watch tomorrow night the 8:00 o'clock when they have the big premier right here on fox 29 and one of our very favorites, said today pinkett smith is amazing this is she's and good day tomorrow. we'll have clips with ben mckenzie as well i got to sit down with him a fine looking human being. >> caitlin roth. >> karen hepp, scorpio. >> scorpio.

>> that looks like fun. >> good times. all right. so summery weekend fall begins tomorrow. joyce you said earlier at sick clock you're more of a summer fan. >> i'm a fall girl. >> what about miss scorpio. >> i like the summer. winter was so rough last year. >> i know. >> luckily we're talkin talkingt arrival of fall, not winter. the autumnal equinox is occurring tomorrow we transition from summer to fall meaning that the sun is directly over the earth's equator equal parts that's what it means. at 10:29 set your clocks when it actually occurs when the sun is directly right over the equator and we have equal parts day and night. so we are transitioning from the longer days shorter nights to the shorter days, longer nights. that sun has been setting earlier. sunset tonight around 7:00 p.m. and we'll see that slip into the clock hour within the next couple of days. days are getting shorter and colder. cold front moving through the area right now bringing weakening showers.

we saw lightning and thunder in our western suburbs. that ended. showers stretching from about the poconos, allentown down through the philadelphia area. here's that light rain moving into philadelphia hitting 95 from right now. but this is all very light stuff that backs up into our western and northern suburbs showers move through over the next hour. they extend up into the poconos once they move offshore that cooler and drier air comes in. 79 was the high today. 76 is the normal. we saw 80s earlier today. especially north and west we had more sunshine socked in with fog to are while this morning in the city. 83 lancaster. 82 in reading these were very summer like high temperatures. right now we're back into the 60s. 72 in philly. 70 in pottstown and 71 in wilmington. your fox future cast shows showers quickly exit so do the clouds. high pressure builds in for tomorrow. you'll feel a fall like air mass come on through with gusty wind also. sunshine to take us through monday. monday night clear skies into tuesday. sunshine we're looking really nice week like last week.

showers we clear out late 62 in the city. 55 in the suburbs. for tomorrow, we'll spend most of the day in the 60s and with that northwest wind over 25 miles an hour at times. it will feel even cooler. 70 degrees the high temperature. that's below average for tepp 22nd. mostly sunny at the bus top. low 60s with that cool breeze. check that seven day forecast for you. temperatures slowly moderate through the rest of the week. i think we stay dry all week a few more clouds as a cool front comes through wednesday. maybe a shower. otherwise just a lot of sunshi sunshine. and that warming trend continues into next week. there you go. back into the 80s. 81 saturday. and sunday. so for my summer lovers here it will feel like summer again by next weekend. >> i like it. >> roller coaster ride as we ease into fall. >> keep it warm. >> thanks, caitlin. >> that will do it for the fox 29 news at 10:00. keep it right here for sports sunday right now. ♪

>> ton night on sports sunday another wild game for the eagles with extra drama from a former eagle. desean jackson was back and clearly added edge and anchor no both teams that broke out in a hockey team. both teams that broke out in a hockey team. that and former eagle