nearby einstein and one an unidentified woman died and gunman ran from the scene. we have our "action news" crews gathering more information on the breaking story for you and we'll bring that you to as soon as we get more information. again you see the police crime tape here and they have several incidents they're checking out five shots fired. two hit, one died. >> in other news tonight paint is peeling off 60 cars for sale in delaware. state police helped assess the costly damage here in millcreek today. they say each of these blemishes are from splattered acid. monday night, tens of thousands of dollars at the sheraton ford dealership. >> police have a time frame for when the suspect struck and they're looking for the person responsible at this point. >> "action news" reporter walter perez is liver on kirkwood tonight with the latest ob the investigation. walter. >> well, rick a close-up look at the damage. you can see this kind of damage can be found on trucks and vehicles across this lot here it

happened sometime between saturday night and this morning when sheraton ford in wilmington reopened and now the search is on for vandals who did this. owners of sheraton ford kirkwood highway say they couldn't begin to math whoyn would do such a thing. >> obviously it seems like it was fairly personal and whoever did it but you know trying to get into the logic of why someone would do that i'm not really able to do that. >> sometime over the weekend someone poured some form of acid on 60 vehicles open the lot and many vehicles are brand new. early estimate have damage totals hovering in the 100,000 range. . >> just so many cars it's not just hoods it's quarter panels on new cars lift gates a little more difficult to paint. >> good news is the sheridan ford property is quld with surveillance cameras tlair

competent there is video of the crime being commitd we're going through that as we speak. the area is covered it's a question of figure uing out between saturday night and this morning when it happened. and once we figure that out we'll work our way become with surveillance wednesday. sheridan family is personally posting 5,000 reward for information that leads to arrest and conviction of person or people responsible. >> we're taking this seriously and i know for my family it's been upsetting and we're looking to get this rectified and move on. >> and sheridan ford has been in business 30 years now and people say nothing like this has ever happened before and anyone with any information is asked to call the state police. reporting live in wilmington. walter perez, "channel 6 action news." >> walter, 23 people rehospitalized after a deadly tour bus crash in new kas m. federal investigators are working together to try to figure out why a bus flipped on

route 1 exit ram top route 13. 47 people were injured and two women were killed coming up on "action news" at 6. david henery will is a live report on the late nest that investigation. >> and nurses at corzer-chester medical center have returned to the picket line for day two. and 550 nurses without contracts are now demanding more help for better patient care. vernon odom live in up land, delaware county with the latest on that, vernon. good evening no arrests or incidents along the picket line today only cars honking as she pass by in support of striking nurses who are caught in a labor impasse that is becoming increasingly bitter. >> day two for 550 corzer-chester medical center nurse who's hit the picket lines yesterday morning for what they want to be a two day strike. they've been working since early

june without a contract. they depapd pay and benefits cuts. the union members say this is not about the paychecks but concerns about staffing levels here they want more nurses hired to cover patient needs. >> you go to do a simple task with patients and you don't have an alcohol -- you don't have id tubing and running off the floor and going down central supply to get things that should be staffed on a hospital floor. >> we've been putting up with short staffing on the floors and waiting for our patients in particular trying to get them ready for the next procedure. recovering them after procedures trying to get them up on the floors and with few nurses and high census we can't send them up there. >> staffing levels exceed national standards and nurses afternoon more than 100,000 a year in wages and they contracted with a company to fly in replacement nurses and claim everything is going fine during the strike with the fill-ins and before this walk out. >> our staffing levels are

above national arms and sometimes top third based on national benchmarks. crozer spends more for nursing staffing than any comparably sized hospital in this region. >> the management hired replacement nurses knife days claiming it's necessary to get a top flight team of nurses here and the union says it's punitive month moo move to jab the strikeers this cannot go back until friday morning. contract negotiations have been set to resume tomorrow union will continue picketing through thursday night the night before the hospital will let them rush to their jobs. live in up land, delaware county, vernon odom, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, vernon. officials confirm a hiker was killed by a 30 0 pound black bear in new jersey and was rutgers university senior. he was hiking with friends yesterday in the nature preserve when they saw a bear.

the group scattered and noticed the-year-old was miss when they regroupedch the bear was found circling the victim's body. wild life officials killed it. it's the first deadly black bear attack in new jersey history. >> also the search cop continues tonight for university of virginia student missing more than a week now. >> sharee wills yumz joins us on the person they're talking to and if there's more information. >> they hey have been the last person to see this uva student. 1-year-old hannah graham has not been seen or heard from since two saturdays ago and they have video of graham in the final hours and that's where the investigates is focusing. >> hannah graham's mother and father and grandmother spoke out. >> it is every parent's worst nightmare. >> mees are focused on jessie matthew hospital nurse assistant sneen several surveillance videos with graham minutes

before think believe she disappeared earlier saturday night september 13. >> i believe jackie matthew was the last person she was seen with before she vanished off the face of the earth. police say matthew is seen with arms around graham's waist and two traveled from one restaurant to another 1 a.m. they believe the 32-year-old bought drinks for 18-year-old graham after she was drinking quite heavily the two got into matthew's car which they searched and are testing for clues. >> we have them together after they left the restaurant. >> matthew walked into shar let'sville police headquarters saturday and asked for lawyer and spoke to one and left an hour later without answering any questions from law ep force: police say he then sped away from the station at a high speed and now they issued an arrest warrant charging him with reckless driving. over the weekend, more than 1200 people most of them uva students

helped police search for hannah and clues. >> she's precious. somebody knows what happened hannah. we don't know who it s but somebody knows. >> and detectives have esh you'd a new search warrant for matthew's apartment and also a warrant for his cellphone that happened this afternoon and we'll see what come of that to help them investigatively with this. >> my goodness. >> thank you, sharee. >> state lawmakers are expected to take up a 2 dollar a back straight task and officials say the tax will help the school district plus more that a deficit of 1 million. classes the tax will need approval from the senate. governor corbett said he will sign it. >> parent company of shuttered trump applause awants permission to sell off gambling equipment

and furniture. trump entertainment resorts filed a petition today and it would help tremp entertainment for ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. it closed lasts tuesday 30 years on the ac boards and the company is threatening to close in november as well if it doesn't win union concessions. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report for you monday night. >> live to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center how is is the weekend, matt. >> weekend is nice. quick. but you know what that's like. and the traffic problem that has trumped all others rick and monica has been a crash along 95 and work zone southbound side cottman ev athe good news is the crash is completely out of the way and the shot is looking a little better than it was during the last half hour. but, our travel times still are not great. although improving as we watch we deposit june from 27 to 25 open saub side but really clogged. 2340ub not looking good from approaching vip to the work zone at cottman.

it's a slow crawl home in afternoon and looking considerably better on the schuylkill. here's a new change we don't like. as advertised today they blocked ramp spring guard tone westbound side of the schuylkill closed 2 months until thanksgiving time when eating turkey. until then maybe use the ramp girard avenue or one from the vine westbound to schuylkill westbound. one more issue in lawrence township mercer county and crash 95 northbound princeton pike taking outright lane and causing slowing there as well. we'll check it again monica in the next half hour. >> a new pen mentoring program is helping at risk girls brbling the gap the sister circle rights of passage familiar was unveiled today and this is a frae, twelve week program saturday for ages 1 to 17. focusing on goal setting, health and putty and commitment to family. >> and still ahead on "action

news" at 5:00 officials have caught one three afghany soldiers who apparently were trying to mack a run for it in the u.s. >> and also, plus west african leaders are meeting in philadelphia trying to discover discuss the ebola outbreak and promising vaccine maids in the city. that's coming up in "healthcheck". cecily. >> we are less than 5 1/2 hours away from the official arrival of fall and with it tonight, get ready for some cold air. i'll have details in the accuweather forecast. >> like clockwork. >> yes. it is. >> those stories and >> breaking news now from the

mayfair section of philadelphia there's been an accident. two vehicles collided and one crashed into a fence at a corner house here. and that's what police are inspecting right now. no word yet on any injuries. but you may remember this location not long ago here at barnes worth and levick streets there was another accident involving car and tractor-trailer and this exact corner. police have been called back here as far as fire and radio and fire crews there in case chopper 6 over the scene barns worth and levick in mayfair two vehicles collided no word if

anyone was hurt. in mayfair two >> national news tonight three afghanistan army officers that wept missing in massachusetts were detained at canadian border they were last seen saturday night at cape cod mall arrived for training at camp edwards on september 11. officials say federal authorities stopped them on the rainbow bridge near niagara falls and investigators suspected trio tried to defect to stay in u.s. >> passengers returned to dallas fort worth airport this morning in back-to-back emergency landings. bone both instances involved american airline jets. three hours into flight buenos aires the pilot turned around because of freshization and a flight to fresno returned after experiencing mechanical problems. no one was hurt. >> "healthcheck" tonight, 100 tons of supplies arrived in north africa and soldiers. u.s. forces will be based in

liberia. residents of sierra leon are allowed to leave home following a lockdown. lockdown and door to door checks of 1 million homes were a success and although the number of new cases found has not been listed yet. and the country only has a fifth of hospital beds it now needs a clinicic opened yesterday in liberia sean full and meantime a spanish priest sick with ebola and sick nurse bitten by a sick child were flown home for treatment. >> west african leaders took part in a meeting at jefferson hospital about the outbreak. they discussed strategies trying to control for jefferson researchers and those national institute of health and doctors are working on promising ebola vaccine. speakers agreed no matter when the outbreak begins the stream will continue. >> still ahead "action news" at 5:00 tonight the top women

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meteorologist cecily tynan here. we're on the five-hour countdown. summer is gone. >> i know it's so sad. listen only more than five hours to go. we should sit by the pool or something. what are we doing in the studio. let's go. >> let's go right now sky6 looking at center city sky line and for final hours of summer a lot of sunshine few. few fair weather clouds and sky6 doing a dance shake shaking fact that winds were on the gusty side today. and temperatures already feeling like fall. 70 in philadelphia. currently 76 is formal high for this time of year and allentown, only 65. wilmington 69. millville 70 and trenton currently 68. if you look to the west, though, pittsburgh is only 57 degrees

and in buffalo only 54. part of the reason why lake effect clouds we have winds out of the norm west and over the relatively warmer waters of the great lakes and that's what's picking up moisture in the form of clouds. winds will be diminishing tonight and this will allow some good radiational cooling and our first night of fall. the autumnal equinox occurs 10:29 tonight when the sun's raise are over the equator than is beginning of fall and big changes over the next three months. we will lose two hours and 50 minutes of daylight and average highs drop from 76 degrees today to 43 degrees on our last day of fall as we head towards winter. so fall is a big transition time. temperatures tonight falling in allentown all the way down to 42. reading 44. philadelphia chilly 51 and millville overnight low of 43.

future tracker showing tomorrow, despite a lot of sunshine. temperatures again struggling to reach the low 70s. 3:00, philadelphia likely about 71 degrees and allentown 69 and reading 68. so it's going to be another cool day. the exclusive accuweather five-day forecast showing tomorrow plenty of sunshine. nice day, cool day, high of 71. wednesday, clouds increase with a high of 74. for beginning of rosh hashanah and thursday fly in the ointment looking at possibility of weak coastal storm. big question is how far west will it track could bring rain across the shore, 70. as we head towards first weekend of fall it will feel like summer. friday, sunshine is back. 78 degrees and saturday, we bump it up to 81. summer not quite over yet we'll talk more about that potential coastal storm thursday coming up in the 7-day forecast guys. >> thank you, cecily. much more ahead in the next half

hour of "action news" at 5. we're learning more about two security breaches at the white house over the weekend including how much firepower one of the suspects had in his car. >> and eagles getting in on the fight against hunger in philadelphia we'll explain how. >> also former patmainian lawmakers has fil >> "action news" at 5:00

continues now with the latest on breaking news out of philadelphia olney section chopper6hd over the scene of a double shooting. this happened near tabor and old york roads outside olney transportation center near einstein medical center 4 p.m.. so an hour and a half ago. "action news" learned there was a disturbance between a group of people when it broke up, bullets started flying. a 19-year-old man and 15-year-old girl were hit. they were rushed to einstein where the girl was pronounced dead. we have an action news crew at the scene. we'll have a live report in the next half hour. >> now to a dangerous situation out west warmer temperatures and shifting winds are threatening to intensify an already tense

situation in northern california. >> thousands of firefighters from as far as away as alaska and florida are work around the clock to get the a handle on the flames. >> the kings fire was ignited 60 miles east of sacramento and scorched 170 square miles and threatening residents and home and business near the community of pollack pines and marching towards a popular destination lake tahoe. >> abc's brandy joins us live from loss ankle less. >> rick, monica, there's also severe flooding in parts of texas, and colorado today. it's complete opposite here in california. where the massive wildfire is chewing through bone dry forest land and firefighters are struggling to keep up. >> it's a non-stop assault in northern california. with more than 5,000 firefighters now gaping ground on the king wildfire but