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country's soldiers and then opens fire in the parliament building. but this is what happened today in the canadian capitol of ottawa but tonight and all day lock down has been lifted. it is wednesday night, and the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the attack in at was. the alleged gunman has been killed, but only after taking one life. and then doing this, inside of the country's ornate parliament building. [gunfire] >> for much of the day, officials thought there were three gunman, but now hours after the fact they are coming to face the three two-year old michael is a half bibeau act add loan. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the satellite center tonight and dann, you have all of the details. >> reporter: that is right canada's prime minister says that this was a terror attack. this is more clear tonight that the man shot dead on parliament hill was acting as a lone wolf.

dozens of gunshots echoed through hallways of canada's parliament [gunfire] >> reporter: this is as dozens of armed officers tried to locate and isolate the gun man, canadian prime minister steven harper rushed away. some members of the parliament were also rush out of the building while others barricaded doors with chairs and tables. >> literally i was taking off my jacket to go in the caucus. i hear pop, pop, pop. possibly gunshots. i didn't really know. >> call for shots fired, one solder has been hit. >> reporter: earlier the the gun man shot a canadian ceremonial solder standing guard at the national war memorial. tomb of the unknowns. >> i yelled out to my guys, there is a by shooting, everyone get down. >> reporter: solder, corporal nathan sirillo later died this picture taken moments before the a attack shows him on the left performing his duties, and a tourist posted this picture of her with the officer, earlier in the day. violence came to an end when parliament sergeant at arms

the shot and kill the gun man identified add michael zehaf bibeau. thirty-nine two-year old had recently coverted to islam. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will never be intimidated. >> reporter: it is second time this week canada has been struck by a terror attack. for most of the day much of the area near parliament was on lock down. >> this will lead to us strengthen our resolve and redouble our efforts, and those of our national security agencies, to take all necessary steps, to identify, and and counter threats. >> reporter: canada was already on high alert after two soldiers were run over by a man who also says that he -- also recently coverted to islam. today's attack also happens just a day after canada dispatched u.s. war planes to the u.s. led campaign begins is is. we are live from the sat center, i'm dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, dann. it happened again tonight at the white house. a man jump the fence but this time he didn't get far. he was immediately restrained by two k-9's and then captured

by secret service agents. of course, it was just a month ago when a fence jumper got deep into the white house, setting off a scandal that cost the head of the secret service her job. one of the two nurses who contracted ebola has tested clear of the virus. that is according to amber vinson's family tonight, she remains in atlanta's emery university hospital for now. meanwhile photo journalist, schenn here, was released from a nebraska hospital today, and today president barack obama met with his newly appointed ebola czar. the administration decide that had all travelers coming into the u.s. from the three stricken west african countries will be monitored, for 21 days. they will have to check for fever twice a day, reporter that temperature, and then any symptoms to health officials on a daily basis. by phone, video chat or in person. pennsylvania and new jersey are among the six states implementing this

monitoring program beginning monday. a new associated press poll today found that nine in ten americans think it is necessary to tighten screening procedures. while you can count on the number of cases, in the u.s. on one hand, fear is widespread. 75 percent of the population is concerned that ebola could spread widely. even though about a quarter of americans admit that they don't understand howie bowl a is transmitted. if you've got questions, we have a informative guide on our web site at six abc.com. that is to help you separate truth from fiction about ebola. three neighborhood philadelphia neighborhood associations hosted the third annual school fair tonight at the franklin institute. appropriately enough there was a lot of learning to be done, for parents. "action news" reporter chad pradelli was there. >> reporter: dozens of parents, many with toddlers and babies at hand went table to table inside the franklin

institute. their mission, their child's future education. >> we are looking forward to getting them in the school, and, we are looking at charter schools, some area public schools, and private schools. >> reporter: chad and yen emrick have a few years of prek left but like many parents there is a predicament. lure of city living but the the concerns of the philadelphia school district. >> it is so scary when you are a parent. a lot of times when you move here like myself ape my wife, we were single with no children. when your children reach three we are like wow what will we do. >> reporter: drew murray of the logan square neighborhood association and other groups began this school fair three years ago. it was a chance to inform people of their options. >> your number one schools, is there public, charter, parochial and independent school, all represented. >> reporter: while many schools here are alternatives to the philadelphia school district system like friend central and baldwin school in bryn mawr there are schools from the district.

parents and administrators say there are good schools and parent should stay. >> if we don't have good public education, and have good bright people staying in the city, the city will witter and all the growth we have had will go away. >> reporter: not long ago they thought their time living in the city was dwindling, but now they are learning their mind are far from made up. >> it is just a process of looking around. there are some good choices. so right now, we are 75 percent sure we will stay in the city. >> reporter: in center city, chad pradelli for channel six "action news". so, it seems that the taj mahal is rolling dice a little longer. its owner trump entertainment resorts is dropping its threat to close the casino on november 13th. it now says gambling hall will remain open through at least november if not longer as it struggles to emerge from bankruptcy and protract contract fight wits union. big news on the retail front in center city philadelphia they held a grand

opening eve party at new century 21 department store at the gallery tonight. live at eighth and mark right now "action news" reporter sharrie williams. sharrie, shopper and city officials, in doubt welcoming all 95,000 square feet of new shopping space. >> reporter: yeah, i think both of those groups are very excited about it, jim. the fashionistas excited about trend that come with the store but city leaders are hoping that this new store will help jump start a retail boom in the city. century 21, sneak peak, opened with bright lights and lots of fanfare. >> i'm actually impressed. >> reporter: shoppers, happy with what they saw but city leaders hope the new store will be more than what meets the eye. >> philadelphia is experiencing a a whole new market street east. >> reporter: it is in the same building where strawbridges once stood and had been vacant for eight years until right now. >> national retailers have landed in philadelphia and to be in the suburbs but they

have in the been in the city. what they are all starting to discoveries that the city is hot. >> reporter: this location at eighth and mark streets is century 21's first store outside of the new york metro area. >> philadelphians are fashionable, they know brand, they love their fashionistas but they want value. >> reporter: the store which featured name brand at deep discounts, is now the new anchor of the urban mall at the gallery. jamie gonzales was the store's first paying customer. >> i live about three blocks away and to watch it grow and evolve and what it is becoming is so exciting. >> reporter: it is part of the redevelopment happening on market street and in center city as nordstrom rack is set to open at friday at 17th and chestnut. proponents say all of the right elements are there to sustain new businessness downtown philadelphia. >> huge growth in the population of millennials, tremendous growth in the residential population

downtown. the result of it is, it is just a tremendous market here in philadelphia. >> reporter: so yes, the stories bringing great clothes as you can see but city leaders tell me it is bringing about 100 new jobs, some of them in construction, the others in retail. as far as the store being opened, the next four days are only for members who are in the loyal program, and the very big grand opening is next tuesday. live from center city, sharrie williams for channel six "action news". jim. >> thanks, sharrie. in will collinswood, new jersey tonight the number was not 21, but 22. the town asked shop tours double down, since it is october between the second, people were encouraged to spend at least $22 at small businesses. camden county claims that every household spent just $10 a month, locally it would translate into $35 million a year. still to come on "action

news" tonight, government safety officials are warning about the danger in millions more american cars. plus my sit down with the winner of the noble peace prize and liberty medal and inspiration to young woman and men worldwide. i go one on one with malala yousafzai, cecily. slow moving low pressure off the coast continuing to throw showers our way. we will let you know what this means for your morning commute and when we finally dry out in the forecast. can flyers beat their cross state rivals tonight? jeff skversky has highlights when "action news" continues tonight.

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surveillance video just released shows frightening moments, after a machete wielding robber storms into a 7-eleven. it happened at 6:00 sunday morning, in the east oak lane section of philadelphia at fifth and oak lane road.

the machete robber force clerk to open up the register but in one did get hurt. detective are now asking for tips. well, number of cars on the road with potentially dangerous air bags is exploding tonight. to nearly 8 million. the government's auto safety agency added an a additional 3.1 million vehicles to the list today. it covers models there ten different auto makers who are using air bags from the japanese company tacota. vast had majority are honda. the concern is that the inflation mechanism can explode in fragments when air bag deploys causing serious injuries and or death. safety advocates are so worried they are suggesting people not sit in the front seat passenger seat until air bags are replaced. we have a list of the affect vehicles at six abc.com, however, there is a chance it could expand again to more than 20 million cars. next up, i sit down one on

one with a extraordinary young woman. her name is malala. this was the scene last night as malala yusef sigh accepted the philadelphia liberty medal at national constitution center. in the audience were hundreds of local school girls for whom malala has become a hero. she has mounded a world wide campaign advocating the rights of girls to go to school to get an education because in certain cultures, and when terrorist move in, millions of girls are being banned from the classroom. last night, i sat down one on one with this 17 year-old who won the noble peace prize, 12 days ago. >> how are you going to use the noble peace prize to further your mission and further your cause. >> it is my dream to see every child go to school. i want to come to you with this campaign. i feel like there is a lot

more responsibility. i want to continue this campaign for education and i want to spend this money which i will get from the noble peace prize on education in pakistan especially in my hometown, because i used toe children then, not getting the opportunity to go to school. i'm still thinking about them. i want them to get a education. >> at 11 year-old malala started speaking out against the taliban as they were blowing up schools and ordering girls to stay inside of their homes and malala's village, in the valley. finally on october 9th, 2012, the taliban tried to silence her with a gunshot to her head as she rode the bus home from school. her father said it was time to plan her funeral but even while she was getting better in the hospital the malala phenomenon was getting born. >> when i was in the hospital difficult not know what was happening outside.

i was ill. i was in the feeling well. i could not even walk. the doctors were helping me. so, for me i i did not know what was happening outside but i was informed that there are a a lot of card coming, letters, people have written you. then i saw it, i just could not imagine phenomenon of the people standing with me and we are now campaign in this campaign of education. instead of saying no, we will in the continue the campaign i said this time i'm feeling more powerful so i should definitely continue the campaign good when a young girl in philadelphia for instance says malala speaks for me or i hear my voice in million allah's word how does that make you feel. >> it feel very happy and very honored, because i know i will meet many people in philadelphia and great to meet many more and i'm thankful for their love and their support and it their support that encourages me. if i was alone i might not have anybody to go forward so their support is important for

me. >> malala who now lives in england said she plans to return to pakistan despite potential danger because she says it is her responsibility to go back. she also acknowledges criticism have her selection as a noble winner but says she's proud of what she has been able to accomplish and she says that this is only the beginning. obviously malala has uncommon maturity for perfect age but she had to be disappoint today when her meeting with steven harper had had to be canceled because of the shootings in ottawa. my one on one with malala yousafzai is on the web site as is the entire uncut interview at six abc.com. i have met a large number of people. >> world leaders. >> in this job over the last number of decades, few of them if any were more impressive than this young lady malala. >> hard to believe she's 17 years old. >> very brief. >> well spoken. >> turn to the the weather, pretty nasty weather, it will

get better as we head to the day tomorrow. storm tracker six live double scan showing that we still have some rain, it is generally lighter now and it is generally east of philadelphia you can see some steady rain, to the north east of trenton. it is all sinking south and west. that within band of that yellow you see north of bellmawr. that will likely move closer to trenton over about the next hour, and we're getting the tail end of this system and it is still, very much in the cool side. temperature really going no where. we're stuck in the 50's today. currently 53 in philadelphia, 53 in allentown. fifty-two in wilmington and millville and sea isle city currently 53 degrees. satellite six with action radar showing that is there a spin in the atmosphere this low pressure is spinning just east of cape may now, and it is really block. it is moving very slowly. this is what is pulling in the the rain, however, we're really not getting the brunt of the storm system. we have win gusts of 26 miles an hour but is there a ban of very heavy rain and

thunderstorms, boston currently at 48 miles an hour win gusts with some power outages there, and so we're just getting some gusty wind and generally left over showers, as we head through the night. future tracker showing 7:30 tomorrow morning it is not a bright sunny morning, lots of cloud, damp with a few spotty showers but the steady rain will be up north over new england. as we head through the day you can still see plenty of clouds a 59:00 he clock. cannot rule out possibility of the renegade shower but generally dryer but it will be cool and with high pressure trying to move in from the the west we will get a wind tunnel effect. so the the wind tomorrow up to about 30 miles an hour. wind even stronger tomorrow then today. again, a few lingering showers but the best chance will be in the morning. we cannot shake the clouds all day long. cloud will begin to clear out. thursday night and friday as high pressure really flexes its muscles. mixture of sun and clouds. still breezy. but noticeably warmer on friday. 65 degrees. that high pressure will bring us a dry weekend and more

seasonal weekend. the weekend is looking really nice. the bus stop forecast for tomorrow plenty of clouds and spotty shower. here and there it will be chilly at 6:00 o'clock, 49 degrees. by 8:00 o'clock 50 degrees. in the exclusive accu weather six day forecast shows temperatures remaining in the 50's. 57 degrees, raw and cool. lots of cloud. windy. then on friday, still breezy not quite as windy, sunshine is back mixing with clouds, 65 degrees and weekend saturday very nice. 67 degrees. cold front will move through dry, saturday night and behind that it will be windy and cooler on sunday but still not that cool, with a high of 63 degrees. we will bump up to 65 degrees on monday, mostly sunny and look a the this 70's on tuesday and wednesday. wednesday evening a possibility of the shower some spotty showers for your morning commute. david murphy will have an update on "action news" at 4:30. jimmy kimmel live coming up at 11:35 right after "action news", here's jimmy

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it is always a little extra special when flyers mix it up with the pittsburgh penguins. >> it certainly is work this team struggling they have a factor winning games in pittsburgh which these penguins fans just love. they look like a deer in the

head lights. it was embarrassing. that is how flyers describe last night's loss in chicago. perhaps they will have something positive to say, after tonight's game in pittsburgh against everyone's favorite team. before the game, they are singing the canadian national anthem out of respect for those affect by the shootingness ottawa today. all right. hockey. we pick it uptight at one, first period, edward bellmawr, the the 29 year-old, finally scores his first nhl goal. how about that. we pick it up tied at two in the their. claude giroux said he was embarrassed last night. he would be proud of this what a feed to rj um burgers. flyers retake the lead. they are in the done. two minutes later sean contact tore yah what a feed to matt read. flyers win five-three. their second wo season. roy emery has both of them. flyers have won 12 of their last 15 games, in pittsburgh. eagles running back lesean mccoy has his work cut out for him this week, air zone ace

the best team in the nfl at stopping the run n fact they have not loud a player to run for over a hundred yard all year. eagles linebacker michael kendricks is running with the defensive practice today in a limited role. guard evan mathis return as well. he will not play sunday in arizona despite cardinals dominance on d eagles say they will not be afraid to run the ball, even though they will through to take the ball, out of mccoy's hands. >> we like to run the football. we will go out there we will run the ball. but if it is working, you know, excellent for us, if it is not we will find a way to make it work. it is going to be, we need both aspects of the offense to come up big for to us win this game on sunday. >> cardinals coach bruce airans spent six seasons in the 1980's here in philadelphia coaching temple. it was his first and only other head coaching job and no, he is not forgotten where he has started. >> it was a great time, you know, gained about 30-pound

eating pretzels and drinking beer but it was a great six years. i'm still very, very close to all of those kid. about eight of them, guys that have have played for me have been out to games here good delaware native and former penn state star devon still has helped raise 1.25 million-dollar for pediatric cancer. the cincinnati bengals have sold 15,000 number 75 still jerseys over the last month, still's daughter is still fighting for perfect life after having a tumor remove last movement we will be right ugh.

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winner of the game one has won ten of the last 11 world series. well, kansas city royals are desperately trying to change that after losing game one last night. game two of the world series tonight, about to come to an end here royals had a seven-two lead in the ninth, thanks to a five run sixth inning, the royals trying to even the series at a game appease. sixers open regular season a week from tonight in indiana. tomorrow they will play their final preseason game in detroit. nerlens noel missed last three because of the cold will be a game time decision. sixers get a rare win off the court, nba has been upset with the sixers for their so-called tanking philosophy will not change the draft lottery system. the team with the worst record still has a 5 percent chance of landing the topic and will select no worse than fourth, so operation tank can continue, for your sixers.

>> okay. >> all right. >> philadelphia magazine's 13th design home is officially opened for business. alycia vitarelli helped cut ribbon on the project tonight. the home is a stone tutor in windmore which features six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. it will be opened to the public until november 16th, all ticket proceed benefits manna which provides meals for those battling life threatening illnesses. jimmy kimmel live next on channel six filled by night line, jimmy's guest keanu reeves, mike epps and music from milky chance. "action news" continues at 4:30. for the the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> "action news" is sponsored in part by elkins chevrolet, south jersey's premiere chevy dealership featuring 2014 silverado, visit on route 37 in marlton or on line at