person of interest. >> the bullets were fired a block away from where the teenager was hit. david henry is live at police headquarters, you have the latest now. >> reporter: that is right. police say they know who they are looking for, who shot the bullets yesterday, they don't know where to find him yet. they say keep an eye out for darren person. >> he should be armed and extremely dangerous. >> they say he brought a gun to a kid fight yesterday. a large group of students from delaware valley high school converged at olney to settle a score. they say it was an argument over nothing, they say in a person a high school dropout pulled a gun and started shooting.

>> one bullet traveled a half a block away, and killed eyesha, a sweet and bright 10th grader. >> she was shot once in the back and died a short time later. a 19-year-old man was shot in the chest and remains in critical condition. eyes eyesha's classmates gathered today and cried and hugged. by all accounts she was a bright, friendly girl who lit up the room. >> she was well liked in the school, a beautiful smile, smile that lit up the hallway, and a great student, and academically also. it's a terrible loss to us. >> this is the second time this year that this school has been rocked by gun violence, in january, a student managed to get a gun inside and accidentally shot two other students. eyesha's classmates were offered

counseling throughout the day. >> to think about it, it's like why her, she didn't have nothing to do with it. >> an innocent girl caught in the crossfire and police looking for help to find darrian person. they are offering a $20,000 reward for information. live at police headquarters, channel 6 "action news." >> david, thank you. >> our coverage of this shooting and the search for the suspected gunman continues on 6abc.com. there you can fine the latest on the investigation along with reaction from the community, and find ways to contact philadelphia police if you have any information. >> also, breaking at 4:00, delaware county middle school teacher is facing sex assault charges involving a student. bill barber is a physical education teacher and football and baseball coach at valley middle. police say that barber had sex with a 15-year-old girl in his

solves earlier this month. "action news" profiled barber last week for his family's lemon shot challenge to raise money for pediatric cancer, his 4-year-old daughter has brain cancer. hundreds of city workers in atlantic city, may be out of a job. they received a letter to file a layoff plan with the state on october 1st. news of the possible layoffs, comes after a.c.'s credit ratings were downgraded. that closes 4 of the 12 casinos this year. the u.s. and arab allies took out training camps and other spots for the terrorist group. >> it was a partnership that president obama has been pushing

for. five arab nations joined in the overnight say strikes in syria against isis. >> this make its clear to the world that this is not america's fight alone, and all the governments and people in the middle east are rejecting isol. they called assault by land and sea success. >> it's an incredible persistent campaign to degrade and destroy isol. >> tomahawk missiles were fired from ships and missiles from bombers. the targets were ice is headquarters, supply depots and command and control centers and financial centers. no leaders were targeted. the u.s. did not coordinate these strikes with the

president. and they warned do not engage u.s. aircrafts. one-third of the u.s. air strikes were aimed at a little known brown called corzon. we believe the group was nearing the execution phase of the attack in europe or the homeland. >> we believe that the individuals that were plotting and planning it, have been eliminated. >> senior administration officials say that the u.s. is considering action against corzon against isis and saw an opportunity and seized it. police in alabama says that an employee opened fire inside of a warehouse, killing two people before taking his own life. the police chief in birmingham says he was wearing his uniform when he started to shoot at the

facility in an industrial area. the gunman had apparently shot him in the warehouse. no one else was hurt. >> within the last minute or so, all lanes of 95 are back open this afternoon after a big rig overturned on the interstate, where the northbound and southbound lanes on bridge street were blocked. the truck was hauling trash and the trash spilled all over the road and 75 gallons of diesel fuel all leaked on to the interstate. the driver suffered minor injuries. >> an army veteran and his family got a gift today, a new home in south jersey. augu augustous bruno got to see his

new home but never got to lay eyes on it until today. >> have known about it for a couple of weeks but i hadn't seen the inside. my first time here and i'm excited. >> bruno retired in 2008 and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. renew resolve and remember that, is the title of a new 9/11 memorial going up in buck county. the sculpture will be located at the bucks county justice building that is where officials gathered to show what a rendering of that memorial would look like. it will have a steel beam taken from the world trade center in 2009. the project is expected to be complete in the summer of 2015. >> well, first full day of fall today, from the video, just a beautiful day out there. >> especially if are you underneath the sunshine. gorgeous. lets go outside to adam joseph wearing his fall tie today.

>> have you to bring the browns back out and the blues, we have a new season and what a perfect way to start with the sunshine and temperatures are a little bit below the norm. as we look at the numbers in the mid-atlantic, 71 in philadelphia and 70 in new york city, 74 in washington, and only 60s for binghamton and pittsburgh. right now coming in at 66 degrees, but this quiet start, will not last for very long, stormtracker 6 live double scan, will show there is a low pressure center developing east of the daytona beach, florida, this pulls along the eastern seaboard and it extends to the raleigh, richmond border of north carolina and southern parts of virginia, this remain a weak coastal low and spreads wind and rain our way. what to expect as it comes to wednesday, cloudy and rain arrives between 6:00 and 9:00 tomorrow night and rainy and windy and could cause minor coastal flooding at the times of

high tide wasn't into thursday morning for the shore. we'll talk about how much rain we are expecting across the region, and see the heaviest and howl this coastal low will linger in that accuweather foreca forecast. that cross country canine that made it from montgomery to oregon, is coming home today. gidget the jack russell terrier spent the week out west, someone tracked down the dog's family thanks to the microchip. the manufacturer of that pet link is paying for gidget's air travel to come home again. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. starbucks offering up a new kind of coffee for beer lovers, but it's alcohol free. >> and thieves get away with more than 20 cars in what police say is a heist in california. (postal worker) hey! millers!

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thieves hit three high end car dealerships in california and drove away with 22 cars. surveillance cameras captured the suspects in san jose, the thieves broke into mercedes zoips and went for the key cabinets and drove off. the keys were stolen in one weekend and police believe the thief his this planned for a long time. >> crews have doubled containment now for a wild fire threatening homes in southern california. then bracing for high heat and erratic winds that could subdue their progress. it's burned through nearly 140 square miles so far, the fire is threatening 12,000 homes and has forced more than 2,000 people to evacuate. >> a look now at today's closing

numbers on wall street. the dow jones ended the day down just over 86 points to close at 17,086 and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also down today. starbucks testing a flavor of coffee that tastes like a mug of beer. it's been tested in ohio and florida and it has a chocolatey stout flavored sauce and whip cream and dark caramel drizzle. it's a sign of the times, the banking industry, citibank is the latest to offer a checking account without the checks. 65% of americans either don't own a checkbook or prefer not to use checks. instead they are using for online or mobile payments. bank of america and chase offer similar accounts. most college students got a

jump start on their searches today. this career fair was hosted by st. joseph's university. with 175 employers on campus, employers represent the field for financial services to food marketing. all years and all majors are invited to attend this career fair. >> no doubt a busy afternoon. matt pellman is live in the traffic center. we have good news now. >> a lot of job security today. it's a circus on these roadways, yes indeed within the last 10 minutes now we finally have all lanes of 95 open in both directions by bridge street, they are blocking a couple of southbound lanes 10 minutes ago for repairs to the guardrail that was damaged in the overnight accident that happened at 3:30 in the morning, we are

talking about 13 hours of restrictions on i-95, you see heavy northbound traffic and southbound is severely delayed from academy to the earlier accident scene. good news finally, everything is reopen on 95, we are watching a broken down vehicle on the westbound schuylkill to the vine partially blocking the ramp and white marsh township has parts of cedar grove road shut down. and over in camden county, watch for a wreck on the white horse pike, and one in berlin at hope well road and cooper road. lets do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. the normal slow spot talking about light traffic there. so it's farther south towards the 42 freeways. we'll talk more in the next half hour. taney dragons pitcher, mo'ne

davis is once again in the international spotlight. here is rick williams with more. >> reporter: hi sher -- she pitched the shutout in the little league world series, it will be preserved in baseball history, mo'ne will donate her jersey to baseball hall-of-fame in cooperstown and we'll tell you when that will take place coming up at 5:00 and we'll show you how a buck county community is coming together to help a homeless woman. a touching story there. some things we are covering tonight at 5:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you rick. see you shortly. up next on "action news" at 5:00, adam is back with the full fall forecast from accuweather. and as we head to break lets go to chopper 6 hd.

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a little elbow grease coupled by love when a long way in norristown after 15 volunteers from lowes spend the day renovating the bathroom at the norristown residence. it serves families that are have you goneling to keep a roof over their heads. this effort ensured that the home would be clean, comfortable and welcoming. speaking of love, fall has

opened her auburn arms to us. >> a poet sitting next to me. adam joseph is live at the big board. it is a beautiful first day of fall. >> she is a poet and didn't know it, go figure. it was chilly to start fall this morning in philadelphia, 50 degrees the coolest morning since last spring. trenton 43 and millville 40 degrees and in quakertown it was 39 degrees this morning. but if you want it a little warmer just give it a few days, allentown 71 and 70 in land kaflter and dover 64 degrees, and cooler down to the south and east because of a wind off the water. 64 in beach haven and the boardwalk in atlantic city coming in at 65. high clouds also moving in and that is limiting, trying to heat the day with the afternoon sunshine east of philadelphia,

this is just the edge of clouds that eventually will turn thicker and rain will deposit out of that cloud cover and some of that rain is off the carolinas now as low pressure is developing just to the east of florida. this will not be tropical in nature as it pushes up the eastern seaboard and will be a relatively weak low, despite that, we'll have winds off the water here come wednesday night into thursday. a good shrug of rain arrives and high cloud cover around and filtered sunshine and clouded thicken up in the afternoon and by 6:00 the rain arrives south and east of philadelphia, this is future tracker at 6:00 and overspreads the region and we see the heaviest rain, a good area of widespread and for the morning rush hour, lingering rain north of philadelphia, beginning to dry down to the south and pulling to the eastern

seaboard and left over showers in the afternoon. a good widespread event. going wednesday evening into thursday afternoon, looking like 2 inches in the afternoon, could get heavier amounts at the shore and a good inch in the poconos. it has been very dry, if this is spread over a long period of time, 1 to 2 inches our streams and creeks could handle it and the only kind of flooding we could see is road flooding for the morning rush on thursday. patchy clouds and 49 in allentown and 55 philadelphia and 53 in dover. and your four day at 4:00, a transition day of sun to clouds and rain in the evening, of 73. thursday it's rainy and windy and cool, and minor tidal flooding as well. at the times of high tide wednesday night into thursday, only 66 degrees and then friday clouds give way to sun un74 and

saturday 81 degrees and full sunshine and above normal. we'll talk about 80s in the seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour guys. >> adam thanks very much. we are buzzing next. >> we sure are. we have leonardo dicaprio in a new role but not in the movies. and mike tyson shows his softer side when he witnesses a motorcycle crash in california.

it is time now for the buzz. leonardo dicaprio is using his celebrity to make change in the world. he was named the united nations newest messenger of peace. he spoke to world leaders about climate threat and called it the single threat to mankind. it's not about changing your light bulbs or buying a hybrid car it go beyond choices that individuals make. >> an impressively bearded dicaprio called on leaders

around the world to take decisive action right now. he is not just the heartthrob. >> now on to retired boxer, mike tyson, he showed hi compassionate side last week. tmz released these photos here and it's of the smashed bike and tyson at the scene at a las vegas interstate. the 29-year-old driver got cult off by a taxi and lost control. when he came to, he looked up and saw tyson and thought he was hallucinating. tyson kept people away until the ambulance arrived. he sent tyson a fruit basket as a way to say thank you. you watched it here live on 6 abc, it was my jam monday on "dancing with the stars," each dancer picked their favorite song to dance to, and actress

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"action news" continues with adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on the local city named one of the best places to be rich and single. and miss america under fire, was the crowned winner really kicked out of her sorority for hazing. she responds to the ugly accusations coming up. >> and close call may be the understatement of the century after a cyclist almost died three times in three seconds, the video coming up. and the push for equality for all minority groups in pennsylvania. they are calling for sexual orientation to be added to the hate crime law. just before the warrants were

issued for three people in the beating of a gay couple of two men and one woman were charged with assault and conspiracy late today. some say the charges should have been more serious. walter perez is live now in the capital with more on this. hi walter. >> reporter: hey brian, today's rally was designed to promote the message, a bill designed to make the attack a hate crime made its way through the legislate your more than 10 years ago and got scrapped on a technic technicality. now they say it's time to change the law. the chair of the lbgt community, say things need to be done. >> what is being done that we need legislation to say that you can't beat someone up because of their sexual orientation.

>> he is referring to the recent brutal beating of a gay couple in philadelphia. that served as a backdrop for the bill, house bill 177 designed to expand the current pennsylvania hate crime law, to include, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens. they say it makes moral sense and practical sense. >> it's not just civil rights but creating an atmosphere in pennsylvania that is unwelcoming from a business perspective. >> even if the measure is not passed by the end of the current legislative session, there is no reason it condition come to a vote before the ebtd of the year. >> he took the time to officially come out. >> people know i'm gay, i never made an official declaration, i

never felt i had to wear a billboard on my forehead but i'm gay, gets over it, i love it, it's a great life. >> it was quite a news conference i have to tell you. they are hopeful that they will get this bill on the governor's desk by the end of the year. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a chester county firehouse is mourning the death of two of their own following a violent crash off duty. the two firefighters were killed an a third was hurt in salisbury township lancaster county on thursday morning. yellow and black bunting hangs outside of the fire company, in honor of the two firefighters, they were killed when their pickup truck slammed head-on into a tractor trailer. marcus rough of downingtown was also killed and 20-year-old jake

zuk, was also injured. chopper 6 hd was over an accident involving a philadelphia pretzel factory truck on the northeast extension this moning. police say that the big rig overturned into milford township blocking the right lane and shoulder, it lost its load spilling flour all over the road and traffic had to be diverted so crews could clear the wreckage, the driver was taken to the hospital but the extent of his injuries have not yet been released. "action news" learn that car carr had an appointment to see the president about the crisis in ukraine and he said he often communicated tell pathcly with the president. this after another man scaled

the fence wielding a nice. though say it's underscores a problem of gate crashes. and a stir at an ocean township wedding last week. police were dispatched to the english manor after three men were caught getting their pictures taking and eating and drinking and one man threw a female manager to the ground and ran away. if anybody recognizes these men call ocean township police. just three days after being crowned miss america, she is facing ugly accusations, they say that the pageant winner was kicked out of her sorority last year for abusive hazing practices. they claim that under kira's supervision, pledges were called

names and played to perform physical tasks to the point of bruising and exhaustion, but miss america whose platform is combatting domestic violence tells something different. >> you would stand in a line and recite useless information and menial tasks. >> kira went on to say she was actually forced out of the sorority after a joke she made about hazing in an email for a rush party. >> meanwhile the miss america organization says that they stand by her she has been fully transparent about her termination from the organization. more on this coming up on world news with david muir. employees at philadelphia international airport showed off their charitable muscles,

american airlines employees completed this jet pull. they pulled the massive 3 ton jet 15 feet. the eagles cheerleaders and even swoop was on hand to cheer them on. the proceeds benefit the united way. horns kicked off the jewish new year festivities in cherry hill. >> judy stern, a member of the katz jewish community helder breath and this is used for the start of holidays and singing holiday songs. >> now to meteorologist, adam joseph and the accuweather forecast. we kick off on the sunny side and that won't last for long and we have a midweek bump. now, live on sky 6 in center city, a few high clouds, 71

degrees, the dew point at 42 and the air is very dry and we have a southeasterly wind and it's light at 6 miles per hour. that picks up late tomorrow with a weak coastal low taking shape off of the coast of florida, than will move up the eastern seaboard. it will not strengthen as it pushes up the seaboard. it bring a good amount of rain and especially for the shore late tomorrow and tomorrow night and early on thursday. as we look ahead and arrives here wednesday evening and wednesday night to the north and west. gusty winds especially at the shore and behind the system we have a big warm-up for the weekend, we'll chat about the numbers and how much rain we are expecting in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you adam. >> looking for love, if you are in the market for a welloff partner look no farther than montgomery county. lower merion is the second place

in the country to find rich singles. 68% of the 58,000 people that live there aren't paid up and they boast a median family income of just under $168,000 a year. the top spot went to brookfield, massachusetts. you can find out more at 6abc.com. now, to a story about making lemons into lemonade or in this case, turning a traffic jam on the pennsylvania turnpike into a traffic jam. take a look the trinidad north steel drum band decided to make the best of an hour long backup by rocking out on i-76. the impromptu concert for commuters happened when the eastbound lanes were shut down in king of prussia on saturday. all they need to enjoy being stuck in traffic is a limbo pole

and some good music brian. >> we could have used that this morning. why don't we see more of that here? >> seriously. still ahead is there really a hippo hiding in the chicago river, it's something that people are actually debating and we'll explain. >> sharing is apparently not caring, why an eighth grader was sent to detention for handing over his lunch to a hungry friend. >> and meteorologist, adam joseph, back with the full accuweather forecast when "action news" continues on a tuesday afternoon.

it may not have felt like it at the time but one russian man by be the slowest cyclist in the

world. seconds later both a truck and car approached the intersection, and at first there was no sign of what would happen but you saw it there, you realize that neither vehicle is going stop and the carver missed the cyclist by inches as it tries to avoid hitting that truck and that is only the first part of the man's great escape, the force of the escape lifted on two wheels narrowly avoiding the cyclist again, he was knocked down by the impact but got up to check on the drivers. just incredible. now the big talkers, five football players, pro players have been sidelined by abuse allegations and other players are on the field. hope solo was arrested in june for allegedly attacking her sister-in-law and her nephew.

but she continues to play soccer, she is being criticized online, saying it's a double standard. they have responded saying that they will take action if and only if the alligations are proven true in november. now, to a case we are sharing, did not earn one california eighth grader praise but rather detention. kyle bradford got a chicken burrito in the cafeteria and his friend got a cheese sandwich, kyle wasn't hungry so he shared. if he didn't it would end up in the garbage any way. the school did not like it, and disciplined him. the detention policy is no sharing food. they site food allergies and because of safety and liberty we can't allow students to exchange

meals. now to a question that is captivating the worldwide web today and for good reason. take a look. is there a hippo hiding in the chicago river, that is the wild claim being investigated by internet sleuths, after this video, blurry, went viral. the clip was uploaded a week ago today. it shows something very large bobbing up and down before abruptly cutting out. though chris and his friend appear convinced it's a hippo, others are not so sure. after being flooded by phone calls, the chicago police department released a statement. saying there is no confirmed reports of wild animals roaming the streets or rivers of chicago but if it was a hippo they got quite a sight. >> so the hippo is the new

lochness monster. >> wow. that is all i have to say about that. thank you brian. lets get a check of the roads shall we, matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> i am on the phone with steel drum bands in the area, we need to line up some of them for the traffic today. we see delays on 95, get out your drums and party, at least the southbound lanes are not shut down any more, everything is reopen at bridge street after that overnight overturned truck accident that took all day to clean up. everything is reopen and you see southbound heavy traffic here passing allegheny avenue a 10 minute delay from the travel time and a crash in olney at front, and luckily the broken down vehicle from the schuylkill to the vine is backed up and a nasty crash continues to close portions of cedar grove road and

joshua road. out in chester county in west bradford look for a wreck at poor house road at the fire substation and we have mass transit issues, septa's route 7 trolley at the darby transportation center, never a good situation, and ngt's river line seeing delays because of a disabled train. ain truck in egg harbor flipped and called a backup at steelman road. we'll check the situations again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right see you then. thanks matt. meteorologist, adam joseph has

we are breaking news in upper darby, chopper 6, well

breaking news right now. in live over the scene of the 100 block of richfield road shortly before 4:30, a fire broke out in that and fire crews are on the ground. one person was injured and treated at the scene. that person is expected to be okay. no word on the extend of their injuries and no word yet on the cause for this fire in upper darby. now, we turn our attention to the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. and the bump in the road you mentioned. midweek, wednesday evening the rain pulls in and lingers and then we'll clear everything out for the weekend. perfect timing, as we look live at double scan live, high clouds this afternoon season double scan will be on the job like it is every day, and more so come

tomorrow evening and into wednesday night. 71 in the lehigh valley and it's much cooler south of town, 66 in millville and dover right now just 64 degrees. it's all in response to clouds pulling up from the south, wrapping in around the low and high pressure to the north, there you can see the rain scattered in variety, to cape hatrous to the banks. the problem here is high prsh to the north and east. the winds are moving in different directions and bringing flow in off the water and the clouds thicken up with a high of 73 and then it poors wednesday night into the first part of thursday. thursday itself with the low to the east, and it's wet and windy and a high of 66 degrees, it's a

raw fall-like rain event. 1 to 2 inchs of rain, not much flooding in the streams and rivers and streets, it's been very dry, this is welcomed rain coming in on wednesday evening and in fact by 7:00 you see the showers moving up towards i-95, there is the rain wednesday night, for the rush hour at 7:00, still ponding on the roadways for the commute and it breaks up and pulls out at 4:00 for the drizzle and showers for the evening rush hour, here is what to expect on the i-95 metro area, all points north and west. winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. the soaking rain for the morning rush hour, gusts of 40 to 45 miles per hour out of the east, that creates minor tidal flooding now wednesday night into thursday.

for tonight patchy clouds and quiet and not as chilly, 55 for center city and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the clouded thick and up and rain arrives and rainy, windy and cool on thursday and clouds backing for sun on friday. and look at this saturday, sunday and monday a decent amount of sun temperature as above normal into the lower 80s before a front comes through monday night and drops temperatures to 72 degrees, this is welcome rain as it is very dry and continues to be dry after friday right through the weekend and early next week. >> there it is. thanks adam. ♪ ♪

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most people take their big vacations over the summer. but if you waited until fall to get away, you can still find some great deals, we are in the midst of a shoulder season and if you are on a budget it's a great time to take a trip. the crowds are gone because the kids are back in school but the temperatures are still really nice and there are great discounts at hotels around the country. janelle says that beach destinations are a great place to get away now. ocean city, maryland and, up into maine and martha's vineyard, some places that may be out of people's reach from a price standpoint, is this is the place to go to soak up the sun. >> and places known for skiing, places out west in tahoe, are places you can find deep

discounts. >> once you pick a destination they suggest booking your airfare and hotel together. >> because they need to fill their rooms and their seats will offer deep discounts as part of a package. >> and finally stack your deals. >> you'll find promo codes and other incentives like resort credits and breakfasts, those types of deals that add on the already low rate. a lot of these deals are available for an impromptu get away. have you seen her eat burritos and pizza and birthday cake, now our favorite little hamster moved on to something new, chicken is taking on world famous eater, kobashi the world

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why would we do that? when you have something this delicious, you just have to share it. ...on the casa. ♪ "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass.y, meteorologist, we begin tonight with a developing story from the philadelphia district attorney's office, three people will soon be charged in the attack on two gay men in center city a little more than a week ago. it's tuesday night and the big story is this new development on this center city attack that stunned the people in our region and around the country. >> the victims are two gay men and the district attorney says that is why they were targeted.

sara bloomquist is live with the latest. >> reporter: monica and rick, this investigation into the attack on the gay couple is going on for close to two weeks now, the district attorney's office approved arrest warrants for two men and one woman, all three are expected to surrender sometime tomorrow. they approved arrest warrants for these three, in connection on the attack. 26-year-old kevin harrigan, they will be charged with aggravated assault and related offenses. police say that the three were with a group of 10 to 12 friends in the 1600 block of chancellor street, that group was captured by surveillance camera as they made their way around town. the victims a 26-year-old man and a