t. >> and i'm rick williams, and brian taff is off. this is the school bus that plowed through a home in blue bell walter perez is live at the scene. >> reporter: one of those people on the bus, a sixth grader who rose up and led the way more on her in a moment, but first look at the damage done it's absolutely eye popping, a huge tow truck yanked out the bus and the crash occurred at 7:35 this morning and we spoke to the family that lived here and they are happy they walked away from this. we were in the room five seconds before. jill says she cannot believe everyone walked away uninjured especially how close she and one of her daughters were at the time of the impact.

>> it sounded like an explosion i thought there was a gas leak and something exploded downstairs. >> they quickly started helping concerned neighbors helping the children on board but it was isabelle who helped. >> i saw the large on the door, so i did the emergency exit and i got out and i was encouraging the kids got to get out we got to go. >> this photo shows the students on board along with six others on board not only did they emerge unhurt they made it to class. people that were first on the scene set there was something wrong with the 58-year-old driver who told witnesses he simply blacked out. >> he looked completely out of it and said i don't remember. the driver was taken to the

hospital for examination and to be questioned by police. isabelle was happy to do her part. >> it was a hard time, everybody was in a panic and i never thought i would have to do that. >> i said a prayer and said thank you god that my kids were not in that room, we would have been pinned to the wall, i can't even think about the could have. >> out live there was a dash-cam inside of the bus and police will examine the footage and we asked them where they are staying tonight and they said probably a hotel and at this point they simply don't know. reporting live from blue bell channel 6 "action news." our coverage continues on 6abc.com and we'll post the light of the updates through the day and see photos and video from the scene. here at the big board with

the latest on the plane crash in france search teams arrived at the crash site in a remote section of the alps. debris is scattered across the deep ravine there all 143 people on board are presumed dead. it was 45 minutes into the flight from barcelona to germany when the airbus 830 vanished from the sky, it dropped before crashing in an area near a popular ski resort. investigators found the black box and we have information that the plane did not send any sort of distress call but did lose radio contact with the control center, they expect a long and difficult search and rescue operation because of the area's

remoteness. >> we have to investigate properly with all the professionals what went wrong. the moment we know what went wrong, of course there will be measurements immediately in place to have an incident like this never happen again. >> for now the carrier is calling it an accident and says there is no indication that terrorism was in any way involved. >> alicia thank you. disturbing allegations against a licensed counts letter that works with teenagers. authorities say that bernard rivas. they recorded two separate incidents at his home. he advertises himself as a counselor for teens in crisis. a delaware county family is

back home and in the hospital for getting sick while on vacation, they blame a chemical being used at their hotel at the u.s. virgin islands. >> a frightening ordeal for the family, the two teenage sons are in critical condition at chop, and their parents are in stable condition at another hospital but it appears that the family was poisoned by a pesticide banned for indoor use in the united states. >> the environmental protection agency suspects that dr. ezmond and his family were poisoned by a pesticide, that was used in the room they were staying in in the virgin islands. the pesticide is restricted in

the united states. >> reporter: the toxicity you see is inhaled toxicity and neuro logic it seeps into your lungs as you breathe and sleep. >> his two son as tend high school there and the family is well liked and well connected in the community there. >> we play on the football team and they are one of those families that everyone likes to be around and it's just horrible. >> terrifying. he has been one of my best friends, and it's really scary that this could happen to someone you know. >> the resort is run by sea glass vacations and the epa is investigating and released a statement, the epa is working to find out how this happened and

taking steps to prevent this from happening to others at these vacation apartments, the amount of exposure will determine any long-term affects. >> each individual will respond differently, if the dose was substantial enough over a substantial period of time maybe some of the consequences will not resolve completely. >> so far sea glass vacations has had no comment. live in university city, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. students and staff in the trenton school district will feel the impact of budget cuts, the board approved a $279 million budget and eliminated 2,000 jobs, and some schools will be shut down to close a shortfall. we'll have more on this tonight on "action news" at 5:30.

time for a look at the accuweather forecast on another chilly day out there. but i think there is a warm-up, lets go outside to adam joseph. >> there say warm-up but it comes with a price until that comes in winter temperatures continue to win out in the delaware and lehigh valleys. in philadelphia so far today we only hit 37 degrees with a lot of cloud cover and finally the sunshine is trying to break out so you can call this march madness, the temperatures are close to 20 degrees below normal and typical of mid-january not late march. we saw a couple of flurries south and west of philadelphia early on today as a weak system pushed to the south than brought a lot of cloud cover but north of philadelphia the sun is returning in the lehigh valley up towards scranton because of that returning sunshine it has moved up to 44 degrees in allentown, reading 39 38 in millville and 37 in wildwood.

if you head out this evening, temperatures will try to climb to 40 before the sunsets as we drop back into the upper 30s through 10:00 tonight with a clearing sky. we'll talk about the warm-up and chance for rain in the accuweather forecast in just a little bit. >> thank you adam. police have told us the name of the woman that died this morning when she was hit by two cars in bensalem. christine massey was walking on knights road at 6:00 this morning and trying to cross street road, that driver stopped but a second car hit massey as well and that driver kept going police are not sure if that person even realized what happened. >> we had witnesses at the scene and they were able to get the license plate on the cell phones, we found the vehicle in another state across the line and that driver is also very cooperative. >> neither driver is facing

charges at this point massey was wearing dark clothing and did not wait for the traffic light. they said be careful crossing busy roads especially in the dark. lets go live now to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> be careful crossing and driving one accident is on the schuylkill, westbound side near gladwyne it has cleared but it caused a huge delay to start the tuesday ride home, this is 676 by the vibe street expressway. you see the crawling traffic and a 36 minute ride from this point to the blue route that number ideally should be 14 minutes, it's one of those afternoons if you are coming out of the city stay on the river drive the mlk or the kelly. word of a broken down vehicle on the northeast extension, south of landsdale, and taking out the

right lane, the slow speeds have not spilled back to landsdale yet but expect a chunk of slowing towards the mid county tolls and buck county along dublin pike, just like this morning we have a down pole and wires in mercer, and a crash in haddon heights, off to the side but speeds in the 30s in that neck of the woods. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon, one friend is talking about a crash along 95 an overturned car over the bristol interchange at 413, we'll keep tabs on that and so many other issues. >> thank you matt. still ahead we have a pair of recalls to tell you about affecting a popular brand of frozen food and a specific brand of ice-cream. and a bold decision that has people talking, the surgery that

angelina just had that she hopes will cut her risk of having cancer. and american airlines taking another step forward, what this means for local travellers.

president obama has agreed to keep 98 hundred american troops in afghanistan until the end of the year. he confirmed the plans after a white house meeting with the afghan president. the original plan was to bring half the troops home but he asked obama to slow the withdrawal as his country faces new challenges from the taliban and isis, the troop level will be decided later this year. a stunning revelation from angelina jolie the oscar winning actress has already undergone a double mastectomy and now she reveals she had her ovary and tubes removed in the hopes of reducing cancer.

in an essay published overnight in the "new york times," she says she made the decision after a blood test revealed early signs of ovarian cancer i told myself to be strong and stay calm and had no reason to think i wouldn't live to watch my children grow up and meet my grandchildren the test came back negative for cancer but she said that surgery was her best option. that is because she has an extensive history of ovarian cancer her aunt, mother and grandmother all died from the disease, it's not possible to remove all risk and i remain prone to cancer i will know my children will never have to say my mom died of ovarian cancer. >> by the time of surgery, about 5% to 10% of women will have a

hidden or occult cancer present, so it's important that the surgery is done properly. it's a tiny incision done in the matter of minutes. three years ago jolie stunned the world by undergoing a double mastectomy. >> the ovarian cancer risk is significant, the average woman has a 1% chance of developing the cancer and it could go as high as 40% with this. >> the choice to reveal both healthy breasts sparked the angelina affect. sparking the number of women that underwent the procedure. >> it has connected me to other families and women and it's a beautiful journey. >> the latest surgery forces jolie who turns 40 in july into early menopause she realizes she will not have more children

and expects physical changes but she feels at ease with whatever will come. a big decision and a very personal article that she wrote in the "new york times." >> so many people moved by her courage, and she is definitely an inspiration. we have a pair of recalls to tell you about the first involves anyone that buys frozen meals from amy's kitchen, the company is pulling 74000 cases of frozen foods that contain spinach off the shelves, one of the suppliers may have gotten organic spinach infected with listeria, there are no reports of anyone getting sick, for a full list of infected products go to 6abc.com and listeria is the center of blue bell ice-cream they are recalling 3 ounce cups of chocolate, vanilla and strawberry ice-cream because

they may contain the bacteria. five people have gotten sick all of the cases are in kansas. >> time now for the accuweather forecast. meteorologist, adam joseph is standing by with a closer look at the seven day, still waiting for spring like temperatures. >> you'll be waiting and waiting, a little break midweek but the deep freeze comes back for the upcoming weekend and looking live at sky 6, brighter than it has been much of the day, as the sun is finally returning, as we look at the numbers, it's a cold one, 37 degrees from i-95 through trenton and wilmington and route 1 to dover and 37 degrees, 34 in beach haven notice allentown 44 on the board with the sun returning there first warming it up from the 30s back into the mid-40s. we have a wind out of the north today between 5 and 8 miles per hour in general and that is added to the chill on top of

those very cold temperatures. there you see the sun is shining and continuing to suppress to the south and even a couple of floating flurries south of the city earlier in the day. the sun returns before sunset we'll have a generally clear sky overnight tonight and the storm to the west is building very fractured right now we have some light rain showers in the region but notice the yellow box that just popped up in southern missouri and northern parts of arkansas and eastern parts of oklahoma that is in fact, a severe thunderstorm watch and you know what we have a lack of severe weather in the entire lower 48 this spring season into the late winter season, that was the first watch issues during the month of march, and speaking of that it's the latest that we have seen a watch box issued anywhere in the lower 48 since records began in 1970, a quiet

season so far, in fact tornados are down, we have only seen 15% of average in the lower 48 and 28 tornadoes, so far when we see over 100 so far this year, that is some good news about the cold air lingering the lower 48 the clouds move out and stay cold and temperatures dropping in the 20s, and we'll be in the mid to upper 30s as high clouds push in and the clouds take over tomorrow afternoon with temperatures in the mid-40s to upper 40s with a few scattered showers, your four day at 4:00, tomorrow a good 10 degrees here, and the clouds increase the opposite of today clouds and a shower and more in the way of showers and windy and warm thursday aproefrping 70 degrees but as we dry out friday afternoon the sun returns, and 54 and brisk with flurries on saturday. here we go again highs in the 30s. >> holy cow a roller coaster

here. >> thank you adam. to business now stocks were down on the day as investors worried about grease and the u.s. dollar the dow lost 104 points and the s&p was down almost 13 for the day. american airlines and u.s. air are combining this frequent flyer programs this week, they will see their miles moved over to the larger american airlines program, this is 15 months after the two carriers merged creating the world's large of the airline, a spokeswoman says that the most complicated part of this is for members of both programs, the airlines did not say how many people fit the category. still ahead it's the biggest irs scam in american history and new jersey is one of the areas getting hit the hardest. and is buying in bulk always the best way to save? we break down the items you should avoid buying in bigger

ams. >> and it's the typo bringing together two men that never met. the funny email. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship

with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating abdominal discomfort hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tightness or shortness of breath. the most common side effects are nausea diarrhea, and headache. woman: amitiza helped me find relief

from my chronic constipation. ask your doctor if amitiza is right for you.

we have just learned the name of the man that died in a late night crash in hockessin delaware this happened after 10:00 this last night. he was trying to make a left from old wilmington road on to westchester pike and was broadsided by another car, he died at the hop and a 73-year-old woman in that car is being treated for injuries the driver of the car is austin griffith of wilmington and he to other teens were also hurt but expected to be okay. we are learn being the victims of the largest exam in irs history. 75 of the victims are from new jersey those victims lost more

than $600,000 to people calling and pretending to be from the irs, there are victims in all 50 states but new jersey has the most victims. the irs is reminding everyone that they will always contact you by mail if you owe money and never by phone or email. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, a campus on edge a live report on several recent assaults at westchester university is coming up. and an email mixup begins a long strange trip to friendship and a seattle man accidentally invited to a bachelor party ended up getting invited to the wedding for real. i'm nydia han, and for some items you'll save more buying the smaller size and not at a wholesale club. lots of surprises on this list.

it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with the latest on breaking news out of northeast philadelphia. >> that is where police say they found a woman's remains in the backyard of a home and made an arrest. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live on frankford avenue with more. >> reporter: hey rick the police crime scene unit remains on the scene here gathering evidence here this afternoon here on the 4700 block of frank ford, behind this alley is where the grizzly discovery was made.

they heard a woman screaming and nobody bothered to call the cops, a man was seen digging a shallow grave and then the man ran and a struggle ensued and they used a taser and took him into custody. here is what neighbors are telling us. >> there was a guy getting tasered in the middle of the block and it has been -- it's bad. scary. >> he was bleeding a lot from his face. >> he was bleeding all over his face. >> we couldn't really see who it was. >> do you know why he was bleeding from the face. >> the taser? >> yes. >> he fell. >> apparently the man was injured when he fell down on the

pavement and he ended up bleeding and taken into custody in records to this shallow grave that apparently he was digging where a woman's body was found this morning in the frank ford section. it's an ongoing investigation, there is still a lot police are trying to learn we'll have more coming up on "action news," live in frankford i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. students at a local college are on edge this afternoon following two assaults close to the school for more on what has been happening near westchester university, we turn to "action news" reporter sara bloomquist, not far from campus. >> reporter: that is right rick, it's primarily students that live in the homes and apartments behind me they were alerted by the university that two students were robbed and assaulted in this area in recent days and that has some on edge and changing their nightly routines. >> students coming and going to

class were well aware of the attacks in off campus neighborhoods. they get texts and emails from the university. >> you see a robbery and another one, you think it's a pandemic, and it will keep happening and happening. is it freaks you out a bit. >> westchester borough police are investigating. >> in each case a lone victim was approached by three males the suspects demanded the victim turned over their personal property, money and cell phones. >> sunday night before midnight a male student was walking on east neil street when two men came out and demanded his cell phone, they didn't take it but did hit the victim several times causing bruises, early on thursday a male student was approached by two to three suspects by darlington street and they demanded what he had in

his pockets that turned out to be nothing, and they shoved him to the ground and took off. >> i have class until 10:00 on thursdays, and i walk like this, i could have got enjumped if it was me. >> students are taking precautions. >> lately we have been doing this text me when you get home thing, not that i'm worried about them drinking and walking home but i'm worried about someone stopping them. >> westchester police are advising students to be around of their surroundings and walk in groups and if you are a victim a crime report it right away. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you sara. police in delaware went looking for a woman wanted on several outstanding warrants instead they found several extremely dangerous reptiles this is just one of the 16 illegal monitor lizards found in

a filthy newcastle county apartment friday and that includes some that zoo officials describe as six feet long and deadly. they found drugs and a 6-month-old child. they found jennifer chad wick and antonio graves and jeremiah feaster. they are all facing charges. police hope that a new video will help them find an armed suspect, this happened in the j and b market in the logan section earlier this month. they saw the suspect approach the counter with a gun and he got away with $100 in cash and left his red mountain bike behind, if you have information on the robbery call northwest detectives. a water rescue tied up kelly drive this morning chopper 6 hd was over fairmount park at 6:00 a.m., a 35-year-old man jumped

from the schuylkill river from the girard bridge, the philadelphia police and marine unit pulled him out and he was taken to hahnemann hospital in stable condition. if you see breaking news or severe weather, join in the action, email your photos to jointheaction@6abc.com or use hashtag. #6abcaction. meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now a cousin of mine, she lives in cologne germany and it's negative 2 degrees, so hello spring. it can always be worse. >> it's cold and cloudy today but the sunshine is returning from the northern to the south and we can confirm that now live on sky 6 in center city, just a few clouds left over and the sun is taking control and it's still only 37 degrees and that number should jump a few degrees in the next hour now that we returned the sunshine and the windchill

is just 32 and north western chester county brilliant blue sky there now and the ground is nice and brown trying to melt whatever is left of that snow. 39 is your air temperature with a calm wind, as we head to cape may, a little cloud cover left over here and the sky is trying to bright and there and it will do so with temperatures in the upper 30s with the windchill of 34 degrees, you want it warmer? you'll get it along with it you'll get wet weather we'll talk about the timing and the big drop in temperature to come in this coming weekend. winter wins yet again. >> thank you adam. >> well, the own of a montgomery pizza shop takes down a suspected thief and it's caught on surveillance camera monica malpass is live in the story. >> reporter: that is right, police arrested the 23-year-old suspect after they say he took $10 out of a collection jar for

a little league team if can you imagine. there is the suspect in the green sweater he takes the money and keeps standing there and then the owner comes around the corner and brings the guy to the ground that owner talks to david henry how it all happened and what the suspect was doing there before the incident. and actress, angelina jolie speaks out about the decision to have more surgery and our ali gorman talks about the procedure coming up in health check. we have those stories next at 5:00. >> looking forward to that thank you monica. today lawmakers consider the possibility of allowing medical marijuana in pennsylvania. the house health and judiciary committees had a hearing today they listened to testimony from a federal marijuana patient along with the pharmacist, representatives from the hospitals and rehabs also

attended the hearing. still to come on "action news" at 4:00, bigger is not always better what you shouldn't buy in bulk. >> plus, it's like ebay for singles, men search for a date and then buy a date. it turns out that coeds in our area demand the most money but it's not what you think. and this man is about to fly from seattle to philadelphia for a bachelor party and he has never met a single wedding guest let alone the groom, we'll explain.

why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details.

two kentucky karate kids were able to fight off danger in their backyard. robert and teddy redmond used the self-defense moves to send

off a stranger. a man approached saying he was sent by god to take a children and then the boy's grandfather in a chokehold and the kids came to the rescue. >> i kicked him in the butt and i chopped in the leg. >> the brothers continued attacking until their grandfather was able to break free, he grabbed a gun and shot the suspect in the leg when he refused to leave. police are deciding on what charges will be filed . now, a healthier chocolate will be on the horizon, scientists in the world's number two cocoa producing country says that stirring the pods for a week boosts the anti-oxidants in them and sweetens the cocoa so less sugar is needed. dark chocolate could lower blood pressure and cholesterol but keep the amount small because

it's high in saturated fat as well. in the spirit of march mad dns, a website reading the sweet 16 of college coeds and this march hotness is causing controversy. >> it was drawn up by a website what is your price.com. a man submits a dollar amount to go on a date with a woman. they are more likely to take out a woman at the university of cancer and then rutgers from new jersey and big bids for main line students at villanova university. it's not an escort service they say because the guys are paying for dates and only dates. >> it's the typo that sparked a cross country bromance.

that is jeff planning his bachelor party and then joey, from washington state. he ended up on his bachelor party email chain because his last name is two letters off from one of the groomsmen he could have sat back and read the chain but then came clean. >> i don't know who you are but it would be entertaining if i came and crashed the bachelor party. >> i told him come we would love to have you i told him he was even invited to the wedding. >> he started a go fund me page to fund his trip to philly, he raised so much money he is hoping to pay for the couple's honeymoon. we hope to catch up with him as he headed to the big bachelor party. >> wait that is not prince charmy, this dad and his daughter were headed to a frozen sing along event.

the dad was elsa obviously and she was olaf, some questioned why it was not the only way around. people that saw them traveling the tube said best dad ever and this guy in a gown is jessie from detroit and she wanted to see cinderella, but was to scared to dress up so there he is. and they were on gma this morning. when asked what she thought about this, izzy just laughed. but that is a good uncle there. >> what a good sport. >> would you do something like that? >> how about that accuweather forecast. >> see not a good uncle. >> my nieces live out of town, but if they wanted to i would make sure to look over my shoulder and maybe i would. with my luck it would end up on youtube. >> keep the camera on rick, would you look great in that

outfit. i'm glad i have nephews, good afternoon, we are watching the schuylkill expressway very slow speeds slower than normal on the westbound side of city avenue it's taking a half hour to get from the vine to the blue rutd, due to afternoon volume and a crash earlier near gladwyne long gone but the slow speeds are not. we see plenty of slow speeds on 95 and the police activity that dan was telling us restricting frank ford avenue stick with oxford as an alternate. a crash on the ramp from 95 to 413, that involved an overturned vehicle but it's now gone, everybody everything is reopen on the ramp. the disabled vehicle on the northeast extension is gone but the slow speeds are kicking in on the northbound side past the

mid county tolls as the westbound side of 422 and a crash in providence right by the buffalo wild wings and in pikes creek delaware watch forever a wreck near the wells fargo bank near paper mill road. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. after a commute like that, many of you might want to de-stress. >> so here you go. a little cuteness for you on your tuesday, this little cutie is the newest resident at tampa zoo, the clouded leopard was born on march 7th and the kit and is feeding well and gaining weight. clouded leopards are the smallest of the big cats and highly endangered this is one of 87 born in north america.

caring for you and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision.

the clouds are clearing from philadelphia to the north hanging tough at the shore here on sky 6 looking southbound and you can see the thick cloud cover and even there the sun returns before sunset. double scan live radar despite the clouds most of the day, not a lot of precipitation, we saw a few flurries south and west of philadelphia but it did not amount to anything. temperatures now are generally in the upper 30s, for wilmington millville and wildwood. but notice allentown they saw the sun a little more than an

hour ago and that boosted the temperature back up to 44 degrees, at the top of the 5:00 hour, when you watch cecily tynan i would predict trenton and maybe wilmington at 40 or above it. as we quickly return the sun to warm us before the sunsets all the clouds push to the south and a warm front to the west that pushes through tomorrow to bring the clouds back in the afternoon and we see the yellow box pop up, this is the first time in the entire month of march that we see a severe thunderstorm watch issues in the lower 48 and you know what? it's a quiet severe weather season across the entire lower 48, in fact the quietest it has been since records were kept. that is good news this particular march but for us locally the high is in control with sunshine giving way to clouds with the warm front approaching with a scattered shower and as the warm front

lifts away we await low pressure to develop and the low to sweep through thursday night ahead of it we warm to 69 degrees and it comes with a lot of clouds and a strong wind and showers and a thunderstorm as the front pulls through thursday evening and thursday night. future tracker 11:00 on thursday morning, you can see showers around and a lot of low lying clouds and the warmth you can't enjoy here on thursday morning it's so damp out and on thursday night, there is the cold front you can see a line of downpours and gusty thunderstorms possible as the front pushes through and clears us through the end of the week, for tonight mostly clear and cold and 20s in the suburbs and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow we start with sun and end with clouds and thursday with the warmth as it arrives, the problem for the morning rush on thursday could be a lot of fog and very low visibility

close to a mile or below and on on off rain on thursday and it turns cooler and windy at 54 degrees on friday and only in the 30s again come saturday with flurries ain lot of clouds and the sun returns on sunday boost it up to 48 and we are back to near normal for one day on monday before we go below normal again on tuesday with a high of 50. kind of all over the place but not much above normal. >> at least no snow, at least for now. saving with 6 abc is next.

♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! i would like to say sweet things come in small packages and some savings come in small packages think kiplinger has the top items you should not buy in

bulk and the list will surprise you. instead of buying your favorite breakfast box stock up when it's on sale at the supermarket. a large 30 ounce box of cashi costed $3 more than two boxes on sale at the supermarket. the same for paper products. charmin is $19.98 at sams club but 12 roll packages were on sale at a supermarket change for $5.99 that say per role savings of 20 cents per roll at the supermarket plus can you use manufacturer's coupons and cooking oil has a shelf life of only six months and spices lose flavor after a year and skin

care products lose effectiveness in six months and look for expiration dates and beware, ironically sunscreen loses its affectiveness after being exposed to high temperatures, kiplinger says that can you find sunscreen at a drug store for up to 15% less than a warehouse club any way. kiplinger recommends not buying in bulk, soda, canned veggies and bleach and we put the reasons why and what not to buy in bulk at 6abc.com. finally at 4:00, of all the dog breeds in the world you would imagine a golden retriever would be a natural when it comes to playing catch. but nobody told fritz his owner made a complication video showing how to retrieve food being tossed. he tried strawberriesy siesy sies

and meatballs and tacos. the only thing he successful caught was the smallest thing a french fry. >> the owner says his pup has perfect sigh igt and is in perfect health but terrible at catching things. >> he is doing that on purpose he eats it off the floor and they keep throwing it at him. >> that is it for "action news" at 4:00, for rick williams, brian taff and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm shirleen allicot, "action news" at 5:00 is next.

thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to upload my files to the cloud. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. and for never upgrading to 100% fiber optics thank you cable... thank you cable, because if we never had you ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider, and the most on demand titles to your tv. so join the millions who experience the difference fios makes. get a fios triple play at an amazing price online, guaranteed for two full years. and only fios gives you upload speeds as fast as your download speeds.

plus, get a $300 bonus with a 2-year agreement. so don't wait, get fios now at this amazing price, plus a $300 bonus! go to verizon.com/thefacts today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. all 150 passengers and crew on board of a flight that crashed in the french alps are believed to have died. the german foreign minister calls the crash site a picture of horror. tuesday nitd and the big story on "action news" is the investigation into the crash of the german wings flight. >> officials are now treating

that crash as an accident. elizabeth herr is live in new york. >> reporter: with night fall the search operation was called off for the day. they recovered one of the plane's two black boxes which they will start analyzing immediately and first responders could start bringing down bodies and debris from the crash site perhaps as early as tomorrow. >> horror and sadness, that is how one local french lawmaker is describing this crash in the french alps, now called ground zero. >> this is a tragic moments and a dark day in our history. >> the german giant owns the german wings airbus passenger jet that crash nood this area near a popular ski resort. the company confirms that 134 passenger and c