ons, the revelation from the black box from the flight that crashed in the alps. ♪♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news programming with jim gardner. there is developing news tonight in the germanwing's crash investigation of the cockpit voice recorder revealed

one of at one time pilots left the cockpit and couldn't get back in as he was pounding on the door. but the other pilot couldn't or wouldn't open it. what all this means is only a matter of conjecture at this hour. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" is the mystery of why one of the pie plots of the ill-fated germanwing's airbus was locked out of the cockpit. investigators revealed the voice recorder has the sound of the pilot first gently knocking on the door but there's no answer. then he knocks louder. and finally you can hear him try to smash the door down. was the other pilot unconscious because of a catastrophic medical event? depressurization or a willful act? the plane descended 38,000 feet and crashed into the french alps killing all on board. one of the victims was a graduate of drexel university

and dann cuellar is on campus tonight. >> the campus is on spring break right now but the students would remain are saddened to hear that one of the victims was a recent drexel grad. and learning more about emily selke and her mother who died when the plane crashed. drexel university announced that 23-year-old emily selke graduated with honors and a music major. and on board the germanwing flight travelling with her mother, yvonne. >> and even though i didn't personally know her i feel sad. >> drexel is deeply saddened to hear about the loss of emily selke and her mother. >> it affected the drexel community and my thoughts and prayers to her family and friend. >> she was a member of a

sorority, and emily served as the membership v.p. and was an integral part of our growing chapter. and embodied our spirit. as a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in her life. emily will be greatly missed by her fellow sisters. her mother yvonne worked in washington and did intelligence contract work for the pentagon. >> i am still kind of shocked. we're just a small little community. >> the selke family lives in this moment in virginia outside of washington where today the neighbor's learned that emily and yvonne were among the dead. >> live every moment you can much that's the only thing i can say. i am sure they had no idea something like this would happen. it is a real tragedy. >> in a statement the selke family says they are deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily, two wonderful, caring and amazings people who meant so

much to so many. live at drexel university dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> we have more on the crash investigation at our website at 6abc.com. tonight you can read about emily selke and see photographs and videos from the scene in the alps. a septa driver treated tonight after attacked on the bus. and it happened in dauphin in the strawberry mansion session of the city. they arrested the suspect who punched the driver. and technicians hard at work in a gloucester county school district trying to repair the damage done by hackers. at the school in swedesboro is kenneth moton. what peace the story here? >> jim, this district and its four schools paralyzed by a cyber attack that is now under investigation by the new jersey state police and the f.b.i. late tonight we saw the i.t. guys at

work in this building. the system is almost back at 100%. >> they felt like they were thrown back in the stone age after hackers wreaked havoc taking over the computer network and holding it for random. >> confusion, shock. we were a little surprised. i said something to my husband about it because we're being held for random? i never heard that before. >> no email, no access to files and no computer-based testing for the students. into my oldest son was nervous, and now it has been pushed back and now he is nervous for more days. >> it was hijacked by a malware so new it is undetected by solve wear. demanding 500 big coin worth

$25,000 in real cash. >> it has to be teen agers, that's what i am thinking. and people from our counties use it to make money. >> and this small school district in this small community targeted. this third grader was baffled. >> why would they do this? it is a school district why do they want money for it? >> no sensitive student or employee information was obtained. the i.t. employees were working work rebuilding the network and working to make it more secure. >> today you just don't know with people. with the technology today, it is so quick, but a lot of people are on it and know how to get into things. >> the district stays email is back. and also they tell us that state testing resumed. it is also changing practices and procedures and working with a company to tighten network security, jim. reporting life in south jersey

tonight kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." and a wet night making way for a soupy, foggy morning of the rush hour may be affected but one thing everybody will notice is a dramatic spike in the temperature. and cecily tynan is tracking it all live at the big board. >> we will finally climb out of our march chill. today's high only 47 degrees. the fourth day in a row stuck in the 40 hads -- 40's. a warm front to the south and there is plenty of very warm air. cincinnati 70 for the high and raleigh 67. atlanta a high of 73 degrees. the warm air is moving our way. the problem is we'll also get into some moisture. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing another round of showers moved offshore. more building to the south. we tap into that tomorrow. in the meantime a cold front is diving across the plains and it

is the focus of severe weather. seven reported tornadoes from oklahoma to arkansas. this front is moving through our neck of the woods tomorrow night. the good thing about the timing it will lose a lot of dynamics as it moves in tomorrow night. looking at the possibility of rumble of thunder, probably no severe weather. the problem for the morning rush hour though, it is going to be soupy. low clouds areas of fog, some scattered showers. use caution and allow extra time. and i will talk about the timing of the thunderstorms and the return of the wintry weather for your weekend in the full accuweather seven-day forecast. >> all right cecily thank you. here is some extraordinary video tonight of the tornados tearing through moore, oklahoma. springs of exploding electrical transformers look bike bombs going off. they say the storms claimed one life and had numerous injuries in tulsa, county. tens of thousands of people are without power. the sentence for don

tollefson is 2-4 years in prison. convicted defaulting fans out of $340,000 in sports packages today. the sentence was handed down and tollefson told the judge every day is it a humiliating reflex of his action. and he was ordered to pay restitution and on probation for 15 years kwh he -- when he gets out of jail. and searching for the cause of this big fire in bethlehem early this morning. nobody was injured, but the flames shot so close to power lines that officials were forced to shut off power to more than 2,000 customers. and the smoke was so thick and odor so strong that the order issued a shelter-in-place order for several hours. we are getting more answers tonight about the contract dispute that's preventing richard stockton university from opening a campus at the old showboat casino site in atlantic

city. the trump taj mahal does not want a college next door leading tolead ing to fears of students gambling. and stockton bought the being for $18 million. and they told "action news" tonight we have been stabbed in the heart. the school says it may need to resell the property or just leave it empty. from our delaware news room tonight poker players in the diamond state can gamble online against players in las vegas. nevada and delaware announced today their network is up and running. it can accessed through the website to delaware park dover downs and harrington raceway. a megamergerween hines and kraft. and they expect to safe $1.5

billion through combining manufacturering and distribution. and kraft has a lehigh valley plant with hundreds of workers and the deal still needs to be approve by federal regulators and stockholders of kraft. of course hines will forever be associated with pennsylvania but the merger brings several of kraft's brands up one roof. cheese wiz, a staple of the cheesesteak make it a filly cheesespeak. and cream cheese was created but in new york state and the philadelphia name was just for marketing because everybody thought philadelphia had great creek cheese-- cream cheez. and a bus is stuck in a sinkhole and swept away. and tourist video surfaces

of the very first moments of the terrorist attack inside after museum in tunisia. and what would call all of the young philadelphians to line up in the rain tonight? not a concert or a celebrity appearance but it might inspire you. and stuck in the 40s, tracking mild air tomorrow the warmest day of the year. and i have details in the accuweather forecast. and ducis rodgers has the flyer returning to face them in a new uniform when "action news" continues tonight.

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convict -- in prison in convicted. he was abandoned his post-and was captured by the taliban. and last year handed over to the u.s. in exchange for five taliban prisoners held at guantanamo. and new video surfaced of the terrorist attack at the bardo museum in tunisia. and taken by tourists looking at museum tiles along with other museum-goers when the shot rang out. several more groups sent them fleeing to safety. 21 people but none in this group, were killed in the attack. dramatic pictures from brazil where a bus was swallowed

by a hole in the road and swept away by rushing floodwaters. you scene the bus dip into the crater disappear momentarily and reemerge only to be carried away by the rapid. amazingly everybody was able to escape that bus unharmed. if she parks like that she should not be -- is he going to park like that? >> video on obtained by a congresswoman's parking job. and she pulls into an angled spot but straight on barely skimming between two correctly-parked cars. when she gets out she seems aware but leaves it. a spokesperson says neither car damaged. and new videos on teenage distracted driving from aaa. whether it was texting, talking or applying make-up. researchers found distraction

accounted for nearly 60% of all accidents. that is four times what was previously estimated. talking to a passenger proved most dangerous for teen drivers, followed by talking on a cell phone. the city of philadelphia is hiring for the customer. if tonight is any indication. philadelphia teenagers want the work. "action news" reporter sharrie williams, has the story. >> it may have been a cold rainy night, but that didn't stop hundreds of teen agers for lining up at a chance at a summer job. >> i have to pay for stuff on my own to be successful. >> i never thought about doing anything like this until now. so i mean it might be a good opportunity snoofrment and philadelphia parks and recreation hosted the job fair in west philadelphia. 2500 jobs from pool work to camps up for grabs. >> i like to help kids so this is something i would like to do. >> it was wonderful when i pulled up and saw the line outside.

it lets you know that the mayor, when he said we need to make sure there are jobs for our young people. >> and mayor michael nutter recently announced plans to expand the summer job program and supporters say it is important. >> this is an alternative to hanging out during the summer on the streets doing nothing. you don't have to get in trouble. >> there was such a huge response for the summer jobs that everyone couldn't fit into one room. in the first room they actually learned about what jobs are available and what age they need to be and what skill set they will learn over the summer. from there it's on to the next room where students are given instructional sheets on how to apply for the jobs they want. >> lifeguard is the hideghest paying job, that's what i am aiming for. >> he is 18 and a senior in high school. >> i need money for college. >> if hired it is his first job ever.

he hopes to use earnings to pitch in around the house. >> i think about helping out my mom and this job would help me. >> in west philadelphia sharrie williams for channel 6 "action news." >> if you or your child are looking for work another one on saturday at 6000 rising sun avenue from noon to 2:00 p.m. get bet the warming accuweather forecast. >> making you think of summers tomorrow. and getting a little bit of a break in the action. we had some showers moving through earlier this evening, but the action cam out and about in center city you see the flavor of the evening, it is damp and the sidewalks are wet. you can feel the moisture in the air. that is the situation tomorrow with on and off showers. temperature-wise haven't dropped much from earlier today. the high 47 degrees, 9 degrees below normal.

it is 43 in philadelphia right now. millville 45. allentown and trenton 40. wilmington 43 and wildwood 46 degrees. temperatures almost holding steady tonight. satellite 6 along with actions radar showing we had some showers earlier today. and earlier this evening. they moved offshore and lots of clouds are in place, and there are more showers building up in the south as we head through the day tomorrow. the focus though of the severe weather across the plains states, part of oklahoma and arkansas, as many as seven reported tornadoes. this associated with a cold front marching east as we head through the day tomorrow. this is heading through our region tomorrow night. ahead of it tomorrow a surge of warm air and moisture. and the morning rush hour there be foggy with some showers, drizzle. it won't be that cold. temperatures around in the 40s heading through the morning.

and through the day keep umbrellas on hand. it is not a wash-out but getting on and off showers. at 9:00 showers south of philadelphia. you notice the winds that are streamlined out from from the south, pulling up warm air. and 3:30 scatter showers, especially south of philadelphia. and tomorrow night with the cold front advance something when we can get a line of gusty downpoors and perhaps a rumble of thunder as the cold air pushes in. tomorrow enjoy the warmth for one day. philadelphia, if we hit 70 degrees the warmest day since november 24. and i want to draw your attention to the shore though. when you get wind out of the south they are off the ocean and a lot coopler on the beaches. and the forecast breezy and warm and damp tomorrow of the

high in philadelphia 70 degrees. friday, a few lingering showers in the morning and clouds give way to a few peeks of sunshine. 54 degrees. saturday the went feel back high of 40 and possibility of some flurries. and sunday not quite as cold. 48 degrees. mostly sunny. bumping it up to 56 degrees on monday. 54 on tuesday. and wednesday temperatures up near 60 with i increasing clouds. a tradeoff tomorrow 70 degrees but don't forget the umbrella. >> thank you. "healthcheck," a new study finds that a cause of behavioral problems in children could be due to air pollution while they are in the womb. research from new york and los angeles looked at exposure to pollution during pregnancy and studied the kids as they grew up to be 10 years old. the more air pollution the more likely they had memory issues and adhd. however this is important, the

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the sixers are in denver to face the nuggets. they are trying to snap a 16-game road losing streak. and the ball movement grant. they jump out to an 8-0 lead. from there they go long-ball. jason richardson the old manhits it. and tonight 14 threes and covington 25 points and the sixers win. it is the first road win since like january 8th. temple and. and cummings a nice cut to the hoop. owls lead by 14 but down to 8 by half time. the second half more cummings scoring 15 point in the final game. and the owls win 77-59 and they

face miami on tuesday at madison square garden. and murray state and another quarter final game. and time winding down and freeman throw it up and see what happens. that happened. o.d.u. wins and they advance to the n.i.t. final four. and the phills and astros and gonzalez doing a poor job of impersonating a pitcher. i'm tough. twop and that is in lower earth orbit and gonzalez e.r.a. 7.53 and the phillies lose. and jimmy kimmel live next. and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪♪ "action news" is sponsored in part by --

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