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good afternoon sara is off, in the news three people were killed in a deadly late night shooting in philadelphia. and in new york city firefighters are still on the scene of that massive fire after an explosion sent four buildings up into flames. but the big story is the arrest of two suspects after a woman was assaulted and robbed at the betsy ross bridge. the victim was on the way home from the gym when she was suddenly attacked. the suspects both under the able of 18 are both in custody. david henry joins us live. >> reporter: the detectives here have now charged the two teenage suspects with multiple crimes including rape and robbery. >> it happens just after 11:00 last night as the 19-year-old

victim was walking home from the gym, she told her that two teenagers came up and started following her and the suspects thought she was calling the police and knocked the phone out of her hand. >> took her behind the building at richmond street next to the train tracks and robbed her for money and cell phone and other items and then both of these males then sexually assaulted her. >> the victim's friends heard the struggle and she called the victim's family and they went out looking for her and family members found her on richmond street still in the hands of the suspect. the family ran off and one was grabbed by family members one block away and the other was picked up by police a block away. >> both had items belonging to

the victim. >> police say they threatened to kill the victim. >> during the robbery and sexual assault, the victim said they said if you tell your family or call police, we'll kill you and kill your family. >> reporter: so far the police have not recovered the gun the suspects pulled on the victim and they are out there now looking for it. the two teenage suspects are now looking at the possibility of very long jail terms on the robbery and rape charges. >> david thank you. in the city's bridesburg section, a disturbing story is unfolding at this hour. police are investigating a deadly stabbing called to a home on reynolds street this morning they found two women that were stabbed multiple times, one was pronounced dead at the scene and the other was

taken to the hospital in critical condition an 18-year-old male had cuts to his hands and he told authorities that they were all victims of a home invasion but they are not sure we'll have more at 12:230. now accuweather and the rain making a wet end to the work week a live look from sky 6 hd from wilmington, delaware where the rain is expected to hang over southern parts of our area before the forecast takes a wintry turn into time for the weekend. melissa magee is at the big board with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, we are still tracking damp conditions down around south jersey and delaware we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan it's dry for the i-95 corridor for the most part and points to the north and west but the rain lingers in south jersey and delaware. lets go to street level of stormtracker 6 live double scan light rainfall in hammonton and

mays landing and millville and points north of sea isle city, into middletown smyrna and dover, the showers look like they will persist because we have more moisture from a northeast direction. pottsville 1.7, and doylestown over an inch and philadelphia close to an inch. and half inch in quakertown and quarter inch in atlantic city. cloudy and cooler than yesterday. 10 degrees cooler in the city, 10 degrees cooler in dover keep in mind we had highs in philadelphia upper 60s and today we will not get out of 40s. it's cloudy and much cooler as we close out the work week. and a return to winter for the second week of spring we are tracking that in time forever saturday and all the details coming up in the full and

exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later thank you. the wet weather soaks the region be part of the action, email your rainy photos and videos to jointheaction@6abc.com and share with us on social media using #6abcaction. now, to the latest in the crash of the germanwings flights 9525, police have searched the home of the copilot who they say intentionally crashed the plane, now there is mounting evidence that he was suffering from a mental illness. abc's karen travers has more. >> reporter: was there a medical reason that andreas lubitz should not have been in the cockpit but german officials say they never received a sick note that suggested he should have been kept out of work. >> was andreas lubitz hiding something? officials searched the copilot's

apartment in dusseldorf, german. no suicide note was discovered but documents were found suggesting an ongoing illness and treatment. including a sick note for recent days which the prosecutor said made it clear he was hiding his illness from his employer. but what that illness was is a mystery. he passed mental illness tests and was cleared to fly. he was relatively inexperienced. just 630 hours of flight time. investigators are piecing together what happened in the flight's final ten minutes when lubitz apparently locked the captain out of cockpit and refused to let him back in. he could be heard in the cockpit breathing normally as the jet dropped 3,000 feet per minute.

heading straight to the mountains. >> we know because of aircraft told us that someone reached up and turned the altitude selector to 100 feet and there was only one person there and that was the copilot and that is definitive. >> if a pilot leaves a relief pilot or flight attendant must replace them and lufthansa and other airlines announced they will do the same. >> karen thank you. in new york city, firefighters are still on the scene of that massive seven alarm blaze with nearly 19 hours after the flames first broke out yesterday, the initial explosion was caught on camera and the flames started at 3:15 yesterday afternoon in the east village section of manhattan. one person remains unaccounted for today. the family of nicholas figueroa

was last seen in one of the restaurants in the building that collapsed. >> we called every hospital four or five times we just want to see my brother home. >> witnesses called the scene chaotic, with people jumping from windows to escape. 25 people were injured including four critically officials think it is related to either gas or plumbing work being done at the blast site. back here philadelphia police made an arrest in the triple shooting that took two lives late last night in west philadelphia. this is the scene of north conestoga street. that is where police found victims all males 22 23 years old, investigators recovered a weapon at the scene and no word on the identity of the person they arrested. a septa bus driver was

hospitalized after he was purnled in the face overnight. two men attacked the driver at broad street and lehigh avenue the driver was taken to temple university hospital for treatment and it's unclear how badly he was hurt, this is the second time this weeks that a septa bus driver was attacked. new from our new jersey newsroom now, a plan to revamp a peer complex is back on track. philadelphia developer bought the ocean front complex for it last fall but he only pay $2.7 million but ran into problems with caesars entertainment and a new development plan is expected to be nouned next week. a chase in georgia tops speeds of 130 miles per hour and the entire thing was caught on camera. how state troopers were able to

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an armed robber turned into a high speed chase in georgia and it was all caught on camera. at one point the suspect hit 120 miles per hour, and officials had to block off intersections to keep others safe and troopers finally stopped the suspect after three pit maneuvers. no one was hurt. senator harry reid said he will not run for re-election he made the announcement on a video posted online this morning. in january reid injured his eye and face in an accidents while exercising at home, the senator said that accident gave him down time to think but he is not stepping down because of it. he would rather the democratic party use their resources for other candidates. the woman behind an alleged hoax in california is standing

by her story. her abduction ordeal has raised questions after being found safe and sound in southern california. aaron quinn said it took him long because the kidnappers bound and drugged him. husk ins lawyers say that the police claims that it was all a hoax is wrong. >> she says she was 100% positively a victim this is no hoax. she is emotionally and physically broken. >> police say there is no proof of an actual kidnap snoog a boy in tennessee was sent to the principals office because of his haircut. adam looks up to his older siblings and wanted a military haircut like his older brother who served in afghanistan, the school called it a distraction and forced the boy to shave his

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customers. turning to health check now, today the obama administration released a plan to stop antibiotics resistant bacteria the plan urges doctors to limit overprescribing antibiotics that would reduce the rates of super bug infections for the next three years. there are guidelines for the infection controls. the news team is out working on stories for tonight at 4:00. live in the newsroom is alicia vitarelli with a preview. happy friday. >> happy freebie friday coming up at 4:00 everything for nothing, circus tickets, waffle cones and birthday cakes it's all coming up. also coming up at 4:00, they come from one of the toughest places in the world just to make something beautiful.

the childrens choir getting ready for a special performance in our area tonight. if you have not downloaded the free 6 abc news app you can watch us live on your tablet or smart phone. i am coming up with a special film to help high schoolers with bullying. >> thank you alicia. see you then. we'll take a quick break and look live from sky 6 hd from the jersey shore a dreary day in atlantic city. melissa magee is tracking a wet end to the work week when accuweather and more comes right back. ing. 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

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for a concert, a marathon and an easter egg hunt. >> easter is next week. >> it's early this year. >> as far as today's forecast it depends on where you live? >> that is right you may want to keep the umbrellas handy we'll take a look at what is going on stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see that rain is mainly south and east of that 95 corridor we go in tighter with the frontal boundary that is stubborn to move on out. light rainfall in surf city and oceanville and mays landing and tuckahoe on westward. even down to south jersey we continue to fortescue and up to malaga the showers will persist, make sure you have the wet weather gear for you this afternoon. the action cam was outside earlier today and earlier this morning in university city along the locust walk, you can see a mostly cloudy skies and the kiddies are bundled up with the

wet gear. yesterday's high temperature was 67 and today 44 this afternoon and the dew point 44 and winds from the north northwest at 20 miles per hour. the pressure is holding steady. outside mid-30s in dover and same thing in reading, lower 40s from beach have ento wildwood. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the frontal boundary making progress to the north and east and the showers persist today in areas of south jersey and delaware, you notice a batch of moisture moving across the virginias this will for the most part start to slide to the south and east. a better bet of finding showers east of the city, it's gradual clearing north and west of the i-95 corridor 3:00 this afternoon, 49 degrees and mostly

cloudy and they persist near 50 degrees and by 7:00 and 5:00 tonight temperatures in the middle to upper 40s, get ready for changes as early as tomorrow. we have the dip in the jet stream, allowing the colder air to plunge southward and for the start of the weekend, temperatures a good 20 degrees below average, definitely a taste of winter on the way check out the windchill temperatures as you wake up tomorrow morning, most locations are feeling like we are only in the upper 20s, as we go throughout the day, with the stiff northerly winds windchills only in the 30s. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, showing you showers around today and this is a cooler one and high near 50 degrees, it feels like winter and the high temperature not getting out of 40s and a high temperature of 4-degrees on saturday sunday not as harsh with a high temperature of 42 degrees and monday breezy and milder and temperatures climbing closer to

average at 54 and more clouds on tuesday 56 and sunshine and clouds wednesday and 58 and thursday we'll bump up to 60 degrees but more rain is possible by then. so tracking the showers today and a cold start to tomorrow. >> thank you melissa. take a look at this, your tv is not going wacky these are actually pink chickens, they were spotted in portland yesterday, the chickens were probably dyed with food coloring. now they are looking for the owner, the owner won't be charged with anything they just want the pink chickens to get home safely. there is more to come in our next half hour of "action news" noon, one woman is dead and north fighting for her life after a stabbing. and police say they have a suspect. plus the feds have launched a nationwide crack down for auto sales what you need to know before buying your next car.

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pouring rain and new details in the massive explosion and building collapse in manhattan a live report coming up. philadelphia police are investigating a stabbing that left one woman dead and another fighting for her life. it happened at 6:00 this morning in the city's bridesburg section, that is where we find chad pradelli with the latest. here in the past few minutes, she have removed the body from the hom, many are wearing hazmat suits because of filthy conditions, a son critically stabbed his mother and his grandmother grandmother critically injuring her. >> it was concerning to all of us on th