under investigation because he is not formerly charged but multiple sources tell us he is expected of stealing drugs and cash from the evidence room here at upper darby police. multiple sources tell "action news" that the detective at the center of the investigation is one of two in charge of the evidence room in upper darby police. >> another investigator became suspicious last week launching the probe that is being led by the delaware county district attorney's office. >> it was brought to our attention by one of offer criminal investigators that there were some discrepancies in evidence, as a result of that we did an audit and now we are working with the district attorneys office to find out what that audit shows. >> sources say that the officer in question is suspected of stealing thousands of dollars and prescription drugs and other narcotics he was involved in a car accident on the job years

ago and became addicted to pain killers and was dealing with financial difficulties. as the probe gained steam he checked into a rehab facility in bucks county, exactly how long or how much evidence may have been stolen is unclear. superintendant mike chitwood says that the evidence room is home to thousands of pieces of evidence. >> are you concerned that this may affect some of your criminal cases? >> i think it's too early to tell that. >> and chitwood one to always give a good sound byte said he would not talk about details of this case until the audit and investigation is completed. i'm live in upper darby chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> good news tonight on the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast, within the last hour, two southbound inner lanes were reopen they had been closed all day because of a water main break discovered at 6:00 a.m., 12 lanes of busy road were closed at one point that

morning, and the northbound inner lanes are closed from red lion road as crews continue to make repairs. matt pellman will have detour information coming up in traffic. the ntsb is investigating the money landing of a u.s. airlines jet on route from philadelphia to texas. it flew without its nose gear. officials say it could be months before we know what caused the wheels to malfunction john rawlins is live now at philadelphia international airport with what happened. >> hi rick, by all accounts, last night's flight 1825 a normal flight from here to houston troubles cropped up on the approach to houston and the crews in the cockpit could not get confirmation that the gear was down and in place. >> it was now towed off runway

27 in houston to a cargo pad where it will be more fully scammed. tense moments after the non-stop from philadelphia called air traffic control about the then none functioning nose gear. >> we are not sure if the gear is down or not can we come by and you can see us at 1500. >> the assessment is not good. >> they did a couple of turns and talked to the faa hour and tried to get visual confirmation and unfortunately it was not working properly and they made the determination to do the landing without the benefit of the nose gear. >> while rare, pilots train for such landings on board passengers were told to prepare. >> we were told he would make a money landing and everybody would have to brace on impact. >> here is the jet, the plane's bright landing light overwhelmed by a showering of

sparks, skiding along the roadway, jeff bolton was aboard he touched down, it was smooth and we came to a stop and there were sparked and things flying out the window and smoke and you could smell burning rubber but we slid to a stop. >> as emergency crews surrounded the nose down airliner 50 plus passengers and crew scrambled out of emergency exits to safety. >> reporter: apparently one minor injury reported in the aftermath of that situation two federal agencies looking into this mishap. these sorts of things could take months and they could take a lot longer as much as a year, they will interview the crew and maintenance personnel and maintenance records and the manufacturer of the airplane and the companies that made the sub systems and components that made up the landing gear of the airplane they are complicated

machines. live at the airport, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. as we follow the story all day long at 6abc.com we posted the full video of that rough landing in houston along with a collection of photos from the scene as well. find it all on the home page right there right now at 6abc.com. turning to the forecast we end the day with warmer temperatures and bright sunshine and the ice from this morning as long melted. adam joseph is live now with accuweather. we are warm now but the arctic air is coming back. >> with a vengeance, this week and the jump coming weekend, savor the numbers, wilmington 43 and wilmington 4 melting the ice from this morning, allentown 36 and millville 40 degrees, it's quite a turn around from yesterday at this time. 10 degrees warmer in philadelphia right now compared to yesterday at 5 and 11 degrees warmer in trenton and 7 in

millville and 5 degrees warmer in the far northwestern suburbs. but stormtracker 6 live double scan shows the thursday clipper is in the northern plains spilling precipitation from minneapolis to chicago and the western great lakes and clipper systems from canada are moisture starved and there will be more passing through here on thursday afternoon, it's a disorganized system western to the precipitation, a mix of sleet and rain in southern areas and snowflakes in philadelphia off to the north as it passes by on thursday from 2:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon, but it's behind that, the bigger story with that clipper, is not the snow but the cold. look at the numbers yellow knife 2 degrees below 0, and yes those are air temperatures not windchills. we'll talk about how cold it gets here on friday in the wake of that system on thursday and we'll chat with the valentines weekend with snow and colder

temperatures to speak of in the accuweather forecast. >> we were afraid you would say that. stay on top of the wintry weather for the storm tracker app, it gives you the accuweather forecast on the go. there is confirmation tonight in the death of kayla muler the 26-year-old american held by islamic militants. her parents receive aid private message from her captors it was authenticated by the intelligence community. isis claimed that last friday the aide worker was killed in a jordanian air strike but there is no proof. >> there is no evidence of civilians in the area prior to the strike taking place. >> mueller's family released a letter she sent to them last spring, she said i have a lot of fight left in me and i will not give in no matter how long it

takes. meanwhile president obama vows to fine those responsible for her death. there is more coming up on world news with david muir. the man accused of abducting a university of georgia student is now charged in her murder jessie matthew jr. was indicted on a count of first degree murder in the death of 18-year-old hannah graham, he was charged with intent to defile and graham disappeared in september and her body was found a few weeks later matthew is also linked to the death of a virginia tech student who disappeared in 2009. a police pursuit and crash ended with a major heroin bust for delaware state police in milford. ronald brown is charged with possession and other offenses troopers tried to pull him over for speeding and brown took off and after police gave up their chase he slammed into two

telephone poles brown is now held on more than $200,000 bond tonight. rail workers argued about the renewal of a waiver that would allow septa to require a rule to eliminate fat eagle they held the hearing. at the expense of rest time for trained engineers they are likely to make the decision this summer. >> time for a check of the "action news" traffic report tonight. >> live to matt pellman in the traffic center the to major sources are 95 and the boulevard, first 95 where a vehicle broke down since last we spoke on the southbound side of the allegheny avenue on ramp to the southbound lanes penndot came along and saved the day and now everything is reopened and

heavy as you come south of the betsy ross bridge from girard. we had the crash approaching street road than is completely gone and getting residence to toe away the last vehicle, on the plaintiff we have a little work to do because of that northbound restriction from the water main break this morning. the inner drive remains closed and the outer drive is getting by we'll have delays on the boulevard toward grant avenue use route 13 or 95 at this point. the crash on the northbound side of the blchd at byberry has cleared. on the schuylkill northal afternoon with normal delays 14 miles per hour as you travel by city avenue and a crash at kelly road is out of the way now. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead congress tackles the growing measles

outbreak, ali gorman has testimony about the fears of vaccine. >> and a brazen robbery in a grocery store is caught on cameras. those stories and more are ahead on "action news" at 5:00.

health check tonight measles reported in 17 states including pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. congress is turning its attention to measles mumps and whooping cough diseases that were once wiped out in america. ali gorman has the details. >> reporter: they say this is a wake-up call and bigger outbreaks lie ahead. why vaccination rights are dropping and what can be done to bring them back up. the committee heard from witnesses that some wealthy places in california the rates are those in third world countries. they say that other parents fear that vaccines can be harmful, a top cdc officer tried to put that to rest.

>> is there any scientific evidence that vaccines cause pro found disorders? >> no but the diseases can. >> the diseases can but not the vaccine. >> can it contribute to the rise in allergies or auto immune disease in kids? >> no. >> are this additives or preservatives in vaccines that can be toxic to kids? >> not in the amount of the vaccine. >> it's among children but in california nearly 60% are among adults, that makes adults wonder if they need a booster shot. if you were born before 1957, you do not need a vaccine, chances are you had measles or were exposed to it however if you were vaccinated between 1963 and 1967, you are recommended to

get a booster, you may have only had one dose and it may have been a less effective vaccine. if you do not know, it's recommended you ask your doctor to run a blood test to check for immunity. >> best to be in the know ali thank you. >> meantime camden county police gave children and parents a lesson in texting and internet safety. officers on the force neighborhood response team discussioned online dangers this afternoon over valentine's day snacks and crafts and focused on thinking twice before sending online messages. >> once you send it through the internet it's out there it's exposed anyone can grab it off the internet and place it on different websites. >> today's talk was part of a series organized by the camden county police department and those officers have also adopted children and families in the neighborhood through a local buddy program.

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time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. we are about to go into deep freeze, it's it's second round of arctic air, saturday night

and now you can see the glow from the pagoda cam and temperatures today fairly warm in the region not much snow around here but if you take a look at boston it's brutal up there, you have seen the pictures and videos in the last 18 days, in two and a half weeks, boston has seen six feet of snow, making it the ninth snowiest record 71.8 inches in 18 days, social media is blooming with pictures from up there, this is hingham mass, this is a street sign, when you get to the street corner you condition see reason the corner that are as high as street signs and the town i grew up with as a child, this is a neighbor that still live there's, i used to play in this front yard and this is a four foot fence and the the mounds are above that and you condition get anywhere and that right there say car covered by

snow and that is 1 or 2 feet above the four foot fenceline incredible pictures we have only received about 5 inches of snow and now the 40 degree temperature still this hour, 38 in dover and 33 in rand caster and 38 in atlantic city. there is a wind out of the north driving the numbers around to 25 in allentown and 31 in wilmington and below freezing in millville and those numbers are balmy compared to friday around here until then we'll have dry conditions for tonight, throughout the day tomorrow and then on thursday we are tracking a clipper system bringing snow to minneapolis, behind the system is some of that arctic air that floods in thursday night into the day on friday wednesday we are good, morning, afternoon and nights the rush owe at 7:30 all is dry and the boundary comes through, there is scattered rain and snow showers into the afternoon hours we

could see a coating up to an inch to two inches in the poconos, not a big since system but it will drop the temperatures, we look at the five-day forecast 37 tomorrow and sun and clouds and snow showers thursday afternoon above freezing though main roads are wet at 39 and windchills of 10 on friday highs of 23 and snow coming in on valentines afternoon and then guys it really drops out here on sunday and below 0 windchills the entire day with highs of 19. we'll let you know how long that lasts. >> thank you adam. still to come in the next half our at 5:00. we are learning more tonight about the new jersey turnpike crash, that caused more than a dozen cars and trucks to slam into each other it's a priority of his administration, we'll tell you what legislation is he support that will change the lives of millions of works. >> talk about fining a diamond

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"action news" continues with adam joseph, jaime apody rick williams and monica malpass. hello again a crime of opportunity leave a trenton business in the cold for a second time. also an armed thief does not let a store counter stop him from getting his cash and that is all on surveillance. and pennsylvania's new governor says that hourly age workers deserve a pay raise. and details, thieves looking to make easy cash targeted a trenton business they were after copper inside of the air conditioning units on the roof. above the west side pharmacy, authorities say in fact it has happened before. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live with the details. >> the copper thieves we are talking about are very organized and very persist an apparently coming back over a three day

period late last month to finish the job, by stealing the copper on all the compressors of this strip mall, the businesses are left without heat. the pharmacy owner is fed up. >> steve mckay is manager of west side pharmacy in trenton. thiefs have topped to the top of the building and stripped the copper from seven different air compressors on the roof. they have opened up the compressors and taken out the insides and took off. >> this is what they are disconnecting from the units they snip it and take it off. and sell it to a scrap dealer it sits across from a substation mckay says replacing the damaged compressors cost his landlord $100,000. and when other stores closed or left this area over the years his family stayed to help the community we try to bring new

businesses into the area and when they see this going on they are reluctant to stay in the community. >> pharmacy workers are dressed warm because there is no heat. >> very extra pants and a scarf and hat. >> it's a community drug store, why steal from the commune that is helping you with the medication. >> believe someone saw what when down, the business owner is offering a $2500 reward for anything with information that leads to the arrest. they are putting up a fence and barbed wire around the compressor. >> gets a real job we work 9:00 to 5:00, honest living. legal. >> back here live, the copper thieves must have left in a hurry and they left a bunch of

bags of tools on the roof and they are processing them and reviewing surveillance cameras in the area. the heat will not be restored until the strip mall has all the security measures back in place. >> they said it makes no sense to put the compressors back up there because they will come steal it again. investigators are investigating a fire that ripped through a row of homes in wilmington at the 3900 block of north market street. firefighters pulled a 59-year-old man from the fire and he died later at the hospital. no one else was hurt. damage is estimated at $400,000. new jersey transportation commission under has or ordered a review -- this after accidents

that left a man dead. the crashes began in cranberry, middlesex county, two tractor trailer drivers lost control of their trucks trying to avoid other crashes than started a pileup of its own leaving darryl williams of bordentown -- several others were injured. investigators in northampton county are looking into what start aid deadly blaze one prn was killed in the fire that started at 1:00 p.m., firefighters say that the home was engulfed in flames by the time they arrived. ammunition actually went off inside of the house before they could put the fire out. >> tuesday the latest on a west philadelphia murder case t. was back in november when sandra barley was founded inside of her home and today the judge ordered her accused kill toward trial. barley's naked body was

discovered in her apartment at 59th and market on november 15th. investigators said she was beaten to death and her roommate initially told police that three men broke into the home and beat her and then arrested her. the motive for the killing is still unclear. we have an update to a delaware story we told but last week involving distraction burglaries in new casting, they released this sketch of one suspected thieves, he is a white male in his 40s around 5'5" and 150 pounds light blue eyes and dark hair, witnesses told police that a visitor distracts the homeowner while someone else breaks into the hom, if you have information contact newcastle county police. and in philadelphia oh

section a brazen armed robbery at the grocery store last friday the suspect stormed in and pulled out a gun and went over the counter, he ordered the clerk to stay put and cleaned out the register and he jumped back over the counter checked for witnesses and walked out. the clerk was shaken but not physically hurt. if you recognize the man give police a call. check out the surveillance video and get a closer look on our website at 6abc.com. thanks sharrie, police in south jersey are looking for a man that allegedly took credit cards from a state park and then went on a shopping spree. it was captured on surveillance video he used a card stolen from a vehicle at timber creek dog park. the stolen card was used to by $2500 worth of items from new

jersey and philadelphia. >> meantime from the delaware newsroom state police arrested two men and charged them with stealing a car from montgomery county and resisting arrest. police car called when they were seen in the stolen honda, officers had to tase corey foster when he tried to run off with a gun in his hand and payton tried to run and was arrested on marsh road. >> and a white car smashed into a telephone pole on route 14 just north of market trail and it managed to snap that pole in half nearly from the top, the car was badly damaged and 200 people lost power for two hours because of it. no word on injuries because of the crash. the camden county health department is warning residents to stay alert after two raccoons

tested positive for rabies, the first was found in the backyard of a home and a second raccoon was found in haddon township. and both were killed by a family dog. pennsylvania governor tom wolf, says supports increasing the state's minimum week, the increase would happen over two years and president obama is pushing to increase the federal minimum wage to the same amount. time to get a look at roads out there as folks try to get home. matt how are we looking on 95 or 76? >> lets look at 76 this is the schuylkill expressway by the conshohocken curve a few broken down vehicles not a big deal, they are off to the side and still the slow speeds eastbound

and an even half hour from the blue route to the vine, we continue the water main repairs along the roosevelt boulevard, the big break happened earlier this morning. still blocking the northbound inner drive from grant to conwell, if you want to avoid the speeds use bustleton avenue and academy road and at this point northbound 95 that was looking better than earlier, at this point normal afternoon volume. a crash in frankford at oxford and large and the tacony palmyra bridge, expect an opening at the burlington bristol in 45 minutes. it could be worse rick and monica. >> thank you sir. still ahead on "action news," a dramatic chase came to an end on a southern california freeway, we are learning more about the gun wielding suspect. >> and a couple looking for a bargain at a goodwill store is raking in several thousand

dollars tonight has to do with this sweater. >> we are tracking snow showers the clipper system is currently moving across the great lakes and heads our way by thursday and behind that get ready for the coldest air so far this winter season okay melissa thanks. laughs and intrigue are the perfect combination here on 6 abc. i'll have a sneak peek coming up. and a flyers update and a sixers new mascot.

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then tried to take another car and the police tried to shoot him. the suspect is in the hospital awaiting charges. world news with david muir will have more on the carjacking, you can watch that on "action news" at 6:00. there is that old say that one man's trash is another man's treasure and a purchase in north carolina proved it. sean mcvoy and his wife bought an old sweater for 50 questionses, it belonged to green bay packers coach vince lombardi, mcvoy saw the sweater in a documentary and his wife saw the name on the tag and an authenticator said it was legit and it could sell for $20,000. >> that is a nice return. >> and now an update on goalie steve mason with ducis rogers.

>> the with regard is in and it's not that great goalie steve mason will be out with what is believed to be a knee injury, mason was hurt in sunday's win over the washington capitals they are not sure within the injury occurred he missed time last month for another lower body injury and ray emory will be in net as they take on the montreal canadiens. this is the big stage the nhl and stowlar says he is ready for the challenge. >> there say lot to learn going from juniors to pro but it's a big jump as well. i can use it to improve my game. college basketball, temple last loss was 13 days ago the

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playing defense and it's our identity, and to hold a team that averages 111-89 points can't ask for anymore. >> today the sixers unveiled their new mascot in style. he dropped from the ceiling of the frank lynn instat franklin is a dog and they are calling him a sixers fan and a best friend. >> we reached out to kids in the delaware valley and they designed it it's for kids by kids and 4,000 kids participated in designing the mascot similar to the movie big. they kraelted created franklin for us. >> thanks. today is a good night to park it on the couch for all new episodes of abc prime time. it kicks off with the newest hit fresh off the boat.

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xñaó5ñ melissa is here with accuweather, more on the up and down temperatures and we mean down down. >> it's cold guys just wait until you see the numbers. >> i was trying to block it as long as possible if we don't talk about it it's not there. stormtracker 6 live double scan it's dry and quiet and no issue with precipitation and we get a break tomorrow as we get into thursday, we are tracking snow showers and unsettled weather and behind that get ready for the arctic tack on the way. outside we go it's action cam was outside at penn's landing, you can see clouds and pockets

of sunshine over head sunset today was at 5:31 and we have good news to share with you daylight hours are increasing and you'll probably notice that, today we had 10 hours of daylight and march 6th 11 hours and 30 minutes, march 28th we'll increase the daylight hours by to hours something to look forward to before the arctic snap moves in. temperatures 40 in philadelphia and 26 in the poconos and trenton and in wildwood 37 and at the freezing mark in reading and lancaster. satellite 6 along with action radar this was moving away from the carolinas the rain and icy conditions in locations earlier this morning, all the activity moving on out, looking to the north and west, we are tracking a clipper system moving across the great lakes region and this provides snow showers our way, we are in between the two system and we will get a break tonight

for the middle half of our work week a high in philadelphia of 37 degrees, morning sunshine giving way to a few afternoon high clouds and we are tracking that clipper system that moves in as we get into wednesday night and specifically into thursday. by thursday we track the moisture and not a whole lot of precipitation associated with this, high temperature thursday coming in at 39 degrees, we can find afternoon snow showers and the morning commute on thursday i think you'll be okay, can you find a coating to 2 inches of know in the city closer to an inch. here is what happens behind that clipper arctic high pressure moves in for the end of this week, even as we get into the weekend, we are calling for a long stretch, a prolonged period of cold weather, thursday night right into tuesday afternoon a good five-day where's temperatures are at the freezing mark or more than likely below and on monday morning we are

calling for a morning low temperature of just 4 degrees, making it the coldest air we have seen so far this winter season and the call from accuweather patchy clouds and brisk and chilly and 24 in the city, and 16 in the suburbs. here is the exclusive accuweather forecast, sunshine and clouds tomorrow and high temperature up to 37 on thursday light snow showers around and a high of 39 and on friday a high of 23 and windchills near 10:00 and on saturday, a period of snow is likely and a high of 32 but on sunday, a high of just 19 degrees, windchills will probably be below zero for most of the day and as you wake up on monday morning that is where you have the single digit air temperatures, that means windchills below 0. >> whoa. you got our attention. thank you. quick break.

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tannig by with these stories next at 6:00. crews repair a broken water main, those stories and more coming up next. for meteorologist, adam joseph jaime apody sharrie williams and monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams, have a nice evening.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. tuesday night the pennsylvania state police corporal is charged in the death of a trooper and philadelphia police release a picture of the suspect wanted for the assault

of a woman on a septa concourse. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the ongoing cleanup of a massive water main break, the rupture was discovered at 6:00 this morning on roosevelt boulevard near kbrant avenue in northeast philadelphia, all lanes had to be shut down as the boulevard turned into muddy waters, and this is the way it looks live from chopper 6 hd as crews try to get all the inner lanes open by 9:00 tonight and the outer lanes have been reopened to traffic. david ry is live at the scene. >> the lanes between northern avenue and red lion remain closed as well as one of the outer lanes that is a big improvement over this morning's rush when all 12 lanes were shut down it was clear to see why, from this view captured from ch