Deadly quintuple shooting outside Philadelphia bar; deadly car fire near airport | Good Day Weekend

And developing this morning, we're following reports of several people shot in Fairhill. Ellen is on the scene there this morning. And Ellen, what have you learned? Good morning, everyone. A lot of police officers are still here on the scene after a violent morning. Take a look at all these shell casings. We're seeing at least 60 markers. You can see members of the crime scene are still here. We're still trying to gather information about exactly what happened. But here's what we know. Let's get right to the video. A captain out here at the scene does confirm that five people were shot and at least one person is dead. The call came in about four o'clock this morning that a shooting happened at a bar here on Lawrence Street that's just off Cambria. Now one neighbor tells me a fight started inside the bar then spilled out onto the street and that's where most of the shots were fired. As again you can see from all the shell casings, now again we see at least 60 casings. The neighbor also says this bar is always crowded at all hours of the morning and that there's been trouble out here before now one man just drove by and said he doesn't even want to come outside here anymore right now police aren't saying how serious the victim's injuries are or if they have anyone in custody i also asked if any suspects are still on the loose and if the public should be concerned no one out here at the moment could confirm that information but we're hoping to get more details as soon as this investigation wraps up they could be out here for quite some time we're told but again at least one person is dead, four others injured in this shooting here at a bar in North Philadelphia. And as soon as we get any more information, Greg, we of course will bring that to our viewers. All right. Ellen, hate to hear something like that. All right. Thank you for that update. We're also following reports of a deadly car fire this morning. A call came in around 2.30 this morning on the 8400 block of Enterprise Avenue for a car fire that's just outside of the Philadelphia airport perimeter. Fire crews reported that the car exploded in the parking lot Philadelphia Police Homicide Division has responded to the scene and happening now the eighth annual Market Street Run for Blue the event just got underway at 8 a.m the five mile run and three mile walk from Old City to South 23rd Street and back raises money for the Philadelphia Police Foundation you can see right there Kevin Bethel he's doing a interview right now live now which supports this whole event supports the city's police department this year it's also in support of and in memory of officers shot in Philadelphia recently including Officer Shane Sieber who was killed in West Philadelphia last Saturday which you can only imagine he's probably talking about that right now well guys the hitches just keep coming for the Eagles quarterback Daelin Hertz has been put on injured reserve meaning he'll miss at least four games it's because of a blood clot in his calf the Eagles say they discovered the clot on Saturday but Hertz was still able to play against the Jaguars in London on Sunday. However, a follow-up on Wednesday revealed that the blood clot had moved, requiring further treatment. It's a tough blow for a season already on the rocks, but many fans aren't counting the birds out just yet. I'm hoping for the best. I think, especially with the return of DeVonta Smith as a target for Tanner, I believe that this team still has some life in it. Tanner's got a big time stepping up, and I think he can do it. All right, yeah, Tanner McKee is going to step up to the plate. The Eagles take on the Panthers at the Link at 1 p.m. today. And in Bucks County, a Halloween display is causing controversy. We want to warn you, some might find the display disturbing. This display in Bristol Borough shows several bodies hanging from a tree. The NAACP is calling for the display to come down and released a statement on Facebook saying, for black Americans, the imagery carries a painful historical significance rooted in lynching and racial terror. It's a body wrapped in plastic with duct tape around it and hanging from a tree, not one, but five, with a noose around the neck. That's very inappropriate. Now, Fox 29 talked to the homeowner over the phone. He says they're just Halloween decorations and there was no other agenda when he put them up. He says he's sorry if it offended anyone, but he plans to keep them up through Halloween. Also in Bucks County, Ben Salem police say a man used fake paperwork to get his hands on a rifle at Ben Salem Walmart and then walked out undetected. Police say this man presented fraudulent clearance documents for a Winchester rifle. This was around 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Walmart on the 3400 block of Horizon Boulevard. Investigators say surveillance shows him stealing the gun and hiding it in a rifle bag before leaving through the garden area. He was last seen heading toward a SEPTA bus stop in the area. Anyone with information is asked to call Bensalem Police. In Delaware County, the William Penn School District is standing behind its decision to suspend all athletics at Penwood Middle School and high schools. It comes as an outside investigator looks into an alleged hazing incident involving the high school's football team. The district says the suspension was a difficult decision made out of concern for student safety and is not intended to be permanent. The statement says in part, quote, we're taking steps toward resuming athletic programs with measures in place to address our current concerns. As we evaluate each team's culture and climate, we'll identify areas for improvement and address any gaps in safety precautions. Teams may resume activities when the district determines that appropriate measures are in place to support student safety. Well, every step counts in the fight against Alzheimer's, and hundreds of people gathered for yesterday's walk to end Alzheimer's at the Berks County Heritage Center in Reading. The money raised supports the Alzheimer's Association research efforts. Fox 29 is sponsoring the walk, or has been sponsoring the walk for the last 26 years, and our very own Judea Murray served as yesterday's emcee. Next Saturday, the walk heads to Ocean City, New Jersey. The Philly bike ride returned to the city yesterday. Nearly 7,000 cyclists gathered for the fifth annual Cruise at Your Own Pace 20-mile ride. Starting on the Ben Franklin Parkway, cyclists of all ages and abilities got a chance to explore iconic landmarks and car-free streets, including Independence Hall, City Hall, Love Park, Chinatown, and more. Riders also enjoyed a celebration featuring live entertainment, food vendors, and games.