jersey man dies in police custody, now there is new video of the controversial arrest that is next. this is the the way it looked tonight as police converged on the scene of the shooting, right on the schuylkill expressway in west conshohocken. the gun fire came from the back seat of a car, the target the driver.

the victim, a father, the suspect, his son. thousands of drivers had to wait hours for the scene to clear. it the is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is shooting on route 76. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the belmount barracks of the state police dann. >> reporter: jim, state police investigators still trying to learn why a 22-year old man shot his father, who was driving the car at the time risking a catastrophe on the schuylkill expressway westbound. tonight, he is facing a slew of charges. pennsylvania state police say the incident happened at 5:45 on the schuylkill expressway, westbound at mile marker 332 near spring garden street in west conshohocken. police say a car, 2010 buick le cross was occupied by three family members. a father a 42 man from philadelphia, was driving when his 22-year old son was who was sitting in the back seat shot him in the back of the

head. miraculously the car came to a stop without hitting any other vehicles during the rush hour. paramedics were passing by, tended to the victim and transported him to penn presbyterian where he is reportedly in critical but stable condition. traffic on the expressway on both side was a nightmare and was jammed for miles, and police conducted their investigation. the 22-year old was taken to custody, weapon was recovered. vehicle was taken to state police barracks in belmont for further investigation. now, police have been interviewing family members to learn what sparked the shooting in the first place. again, the the four two-year old victim a philadelphia a man who mass not been identified remains in critical but stable condition. his 22-year old sonnies facing a slew of charges as we speak. we're live at belmont barracks of the state the police, i'm dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, dann. new video of the white police officer shooting a black man in the back has shocked the nation and after

seeing the recording today authorities in south carolina have charged the officer with murder. the the raw video is difficult to watch. we have paused it partway through the shooting. fifty year-old walter scott was running away when north charleston patrolman michael slater fired eight times. authorities say that the officer had already hit scott with a stun gun after scotties down, officer slater places him in handcuffs. this all started with a traffic stop saturday officer slater then reportedly that scott tried to take his taser but officials say the video is evidence of unjustified deadly force. >> when you are wrong you are wrong. if you make a bad decision don't care if you are behind the shield or just a citizens on the street, you have to live by that decision. >> his attorney dropped him as

a client tonight, saying that this incident was a tragedy and he is no longer willing to defend the officer. we now have have much clearer video of the arrest made by vineland police that has sparked community outrage. police brought down three two-year old philip white who had been screaming on the 100 block of grape street. this was a week ago tonight. white died a short time after his apprehension. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at the vineland police department. kenneth, obviously emotions ran high at a ruling for white tonight. >> reporter: jim, we have obtain that new video white before philip white's viewing tonight. the the person who shared it has not released it publicly until now. meanwhile this police department is still on edge, with a threat of the sign's tack that is being taken very seriously. this is new video of the controversial vineland police take down of the three two-year old philip white before his death in police

custody. an officer on the man's back before a police doggies called over. the dog attacked. the the officer is punching. the video was captured on march 31st while police were responding to a disorderly conduct call on the 100 block of grape street. residents say white was on the sidewalk acting strange. >> reporter: investigators say when officers identified as lewis, and richard janezach responded white resisted and tried to grab the k-9 officer's gun. neighbors begged white who had his hand up to comply as the dog held on to his arm. >> unaudible. >> white was later rush to the hospital where he died. autopsy results of in the yet been released. the death sparked anger and threats from hackers who posted the personal fur of the officers involved on line.

tuesday night family members of the white made their way in the viewing as shiloh baptist church. there is a memorial on grape street where residents still question what happened here. >> the family needs answers. we all need answers to this. as to why? why did they go this far? >> reporter: vineland police chief has called this incident a tragedy and those officers involved have been placed on administrative leave. the those hackers have also threatened a sign's tack on the cumberland county prosecutor's office which is investigating the take down and death of white jim? reporting live from vineland, new jersey tonight, kenneth mote up for channel six "action news". >> kent, thank you. philadelphia police have released much clearer video of the red burgundy ford econo theline van. law men say this vehicle was driven by three men who kidnaped and assaulted a woman saturday afternoon. the victim had just left her job on jeweler's row when she was abduct in the parking garage at eighth and chestnut.

she was repeatedly assaulted a as the a attackers wanted codes to the jewelry store's safe. she didn't have them. she was hooded beaten, and taserd. police returned to the garage today looking for more clues. there was more drama then expected tonight at a mayoral debate in philadelphia. she is okay tonight but candidate lynn abraham collapsed to the floor behind her podium. "action news" reporter sharrie williams is live at the big board. fortunately, sharrie it was a quick recovery for the the former district attorney. >> reporter: it turned out okay jim. abraham says she had a sudden drop in blood pressure and she lost her balance and blackout. her campaign tweeted out this photo showing her giving her two thumbs up. >> my opening act. >> reporter: mayoral candidate lynn abraham all smiles tonight, this is after frightening moments during a televised mayoral debate. just minutes into the program, the former district

attorney collapsed several people immediately rushed to her aid, she quickly regain her footing and could be heard saying she was fine, a chair was brought on stage for the 74 year-old to rest while she drank a glass of water. just minutes earlier abraham kick off the debate saying that she would not raise property tax toes fund schools. >> it is regress i have and it hurts the the people that most need to hold on to their dollars. >> reporter: abraham did not return for the remainder of the debate. other candidates then weighed in on ways to fund education. >> we should also look at properties that are needed to be collected and all of those properties will give us an opportunity to collect another 75 million. >> there are other more creative ways of generating money like keeping city opened past 2:00 a.m. and using liquor by drink tax. >> we will never fun philadelphia schools by taxes. that is out. forget it. >> reporter: other talker was

the the high poverty rate, jim kenny and current state senator anthony hardy williams agreed a better school system is the answer. >> first in life is in the wrapping, dribbling a basketball, not entertaining but children look to a life provided to them through an educated experience. >> universal prek making our schools community schools centers on have the community where people go for all services mountain just for educational, and a daytime basis. >> reporter: democratic primary race is may 19th. as for lynn abraham, we know that she was checked out by a doctor and is doing just fine. jim, she says she looks forward to getting her message out over the coming weeks. >> all right, thank you sharrie. burlington county mother arrested for setting her baby on fire in january has now been indicted for murder. a grand jury leveled a count of first degree murder against 22-year old hyphernkemberly dorvilier today, investigators alleged that the pemberton

woman gave birth at home and then immediately drove her new born daughter to simontown road where she set the the infant on fire. this was the the scene last week when a just fired volunteer fire fight's ledgely held four fire fighters hostage at gunpoint. it happened in the basement of a lamott fire company in elkins park. tonight authorities filed charges against paul jordan charges including kidnapping, attempted kidnapping, and aggravate add assault. all of the card are on the table tonight and revel casino is finally and officially sold. the process began in september of last year when the 2.4 billion dollars resort shut its doors. within weeks glenn straub, made an offer, but as it worked its way through bankruptcy court the deal went bust4 separate times. in the end straub saved money paying 82 million-dollar which is even less than his original offer. he is doubling down on atlantic city as well with the half billion dollar

redevelopment plan that includes buying the old show boat casino site last week. straub also wants to reopen the old paider field and build annex stream sports complex there, two marinas, facility water parks, universities and high speed ferries and a helicopter service to new york city. he has got big plans. meanwhile consolidation that caused four casinos to close last year has boost the bottom lines of the surviving resorts in atlantic city. they have increased their gross operating profits by over 12 percent and total revenue by close to 5 percent. meanwhile, occupancy rates at the hotels rose more than 3 percent to nearly 81 percent. still to come on "action news" tonight we will hear from another republican who has thrown his hat in the ring for president. plus an order to spare time some air travel are leave their coins behind at tsa checkpoints. now we have learned how much

all that pocket change adds up to. and they have the the technology, a battery that charges up in just one minute, cecily. well, the damp, chilly weather has arrived and stick around for a while, we will let you know how long you'll need your winter coats and umbrellas in the the accu weather forecast a. jamie apody with yet more eagles signings when "action news" continues tonight

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on. tea party darling rand paul of kentucky, entered the race for president today. the republican senator a attacked what he called the washington machine and hit hard at democrats, and republicans, alike. >> i want a return to privacy, opportunity, liberty too often when republicans have won, we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. >> paul says he worries that opportunity and hope are slipping away for our sons and daughters. he said that quote it seems to me that both parties in the entire political system are to blame. on health check at 11:00 president obama is calling for action on climate change arguing it is not only harmful to the environment but to american's health as well. the president says increasing wild fires are putting more

pollution into the the air. allergy season is growing longer and insect born diseases are on the rise. he announced a series of steps that google, microsoft and other private entities are taking to better prepare the nation's health systems. >> so i want everybody to start recognizing the costs of inaction, and recognize that the cost of inaction are even higher then the cost of action. >> the the president says everybody must do their part, and that we can in longer ignore dangers of climate change. police have confirmed it was a deadly dose of carbon monoxide that killed a father and his seven children on maryland's eastern shore. del marva a power says it cut off power to rodney todd's house march 25th for safety reasons because the the utility found and illegally connect electric meter. todd then started to use a gas powered generator indoors leading to the toxic build up. todd his two sons, and five

daughters were found yesterday. police say that the children were all in bed it appears, they had been a asleep. the federal government is missing, a pretty penny off air, off the travelers forget to pick up their loose change. the rush to get through airport security lines many people leave behind the coins, they take out of their pockets to go through metal detectors. all this nickel and diming added up to $674,000 last fiscal year for the tsa and there must be, a inflation because that is a jump of $37,000 from the the year before. imagine being able to charge your smart phone in just 60 seconds. researchers at stanford university say they have come up away to do just that. they have created an aluminum battery which can power up a cell even if in one minute. researchers say not only is it faster but it is also safer and cheaper. most cell phones use lithium i

on batteries which can catch fire. a loom nut bat theory is non-flammable, it is still being developed but researchers say it is a great start. and it is a sure sign of spring, 18th annual 2015 subaru cherry blossom festival kicked off in center city philadelphia today. young ladies dressed and they joined the queen of sushi madam sayto at shops of liberty place to highlight festivities. events are being he held every take this week leading up to the sunday, in fairmount park. i know you are promising beautiful weather for sunday. >> weekend, yes, it is looking nice. next two days just think april showers bring may flowers but it will feel more like february. it will not feel like spring at all. storm tracker six shows we have april showers around, scattered showers, is there one band, moving just through philadelphia, and it is steady to the south, one area where

we're looking through newark delaware. another one near woodbury. new jersey turnpike, route 30 berwyn. further up near allentown we have a band of lighter rain a across 222 bethlehem emmaus and get used to the showers because they will be on and off, throughout the the next few days and even on friday friday afternoon friday evening, we will likely see some showers and thunderstorms. temperatures though, a fast fall, a at 5:00 o'clock, 67 degrees, down from our high of 69, by 8:00 o'clock, 49 degrees with those wind northeast doing the work. the that is an 18-degree drop in three hours and now temperatures are stuck in the 40's. they will be here for the next couple of days. philadelphia 46. trenton 45. the boardwalk in atlantic city 43. allentown 45. wilmington 46. millville 44. the ocean temperature is 44. we are getting wind out of the north east off the ocean so temperatures will not stray very far from that 44-degree

mark. the satellite six with action radar showing also we have a pretty thick veil of clouds, with some scattered showers. it the is not two days of heavy rain. we will have occasional light showers and drizzle and morning commute that is exactly what you've got. it will be damp, chilly breezy, take winter coat and umbrella at 6:00 o'clock 43. by 8:00 o'clock 44. future tracker showing timing out the day at 10:00 o'clock temperatures stuck in the low to mid 40's again, plenty of cloud, occasional showers into the evening. the pretty much the same scenario with wind out of the north east, that cold air is stuck here and that will be the case for the next few days. high pressure up to the north, low pressure in the south stationary back door cold front funneling down wind from the north east. temperatures in the the 40's. big change on friday this whole system lifts up to the the north as a warm front. wind shift from the southwest that will bring us a surge of warm air with temperatures briefly backup in the mid

70's. so the the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, tomorrow not the a pretty day lots of cloud breezy damp with occasional showers and drizzle. 47 degrees the high. thursday close to a carbon copy lots of cloud occasional showers another chilly day but with a temperature of 46. on friday we will get surge of warm air behind that warm front 75 degrees but increasing included with afternoon showers and thunderstorms as a cold front sweeps through and behind this system high pressure building in for the weekend. the weekend will be very nice saturday a bit on the breezy side for union game but mostly sunny and dry. 63 degrees. sunday looking beautiful for cherry blossom festival, plenty of sunshine 66. monday we will bump high up to 68 degrees but more cloud moving in and tuesday a possibility of some rain with a high of 68 degrees. nice thing about the timing with this system we will get

really nasty days in the middle of the week and then out of here for the weekend. >> perfect. >> if you have the weekend off. >> cecily, we have breaking news from the city of los angeles, a fire is burning in a building right across the street from the staples center and fire fighters have had to rescue a number of people from that building. it is on the fifth floor in the 1500 block of west olympic boulevard, if you are familiar with downtown los angeles. we do not know of any injuries at this point but fire continues to burn. this is a a live picture from downtown los angeles. we will be back in a moment.

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dozens of students at rowan university in new jersey are sending a strong message about sexual violence. they took part tonight in a take back the night event at glassboro campus student center. students wrote messages on t-shirts and hung them on a clothes line for all to see. the goal, to show support for victims have of sexual violence. flyers in action, in south

philadelphia tonight, here's jamie apody. >> it is almost over, jim. eighty down, two to go for flyers in this miserable season but they are doing best they can to get out on a high note. fan appreciation night at wells fargo center. they had to appreciate flyers taking a four -one lead. carlo gave them a three goal advantage. would you believe that the islanders made that up. with under 30 seconds to go anders lee beats steve mason to tie the game and secure that one point they needed to clinch the playoff spot. you think? in the so fast. under three seconds to play, three seconds he somehow lets that brayden schenn shot in. flyers win five-four. what a finish. three goals between these teams in the final one minute and 44 seconds. >> to be honest with you, i knew there was under five seconds left and i shoot through the d man's legs. i don't know how you that went in but we got that goal. >> eagles are still trying to sure up their roster after

those march moves. today they signed defensive ban ej biggers to a one year deal. he played past two seasons in washington. he is mostly a corner but can play safety. that is where bird have their biggest need right now. they also signed wide receiver seyi ajirotutu, to a one year deal. the his name is longer than his contract. phillies and red sox will return to action tomorrow aaron harang on the hill settle reeling from the eight to nothing opening day disaster. they basically played within game but ben reveer told me they welcomed today's mental break. >> as it is yeah. definitely after the first game. but then coming back, you know i wish, you know, save another one in september when the the body is really hurting but having this right now it is kind of good. just to get the the first one out of the way relax and just go from there. >> coming up, tiger talks masters plus a local name, looking to make history tonight when "action news"

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tiger wood will t off in his 20th masters this week and do something he has not done in over a decade. he will play in the par three contest and his kid will be his caddy. woods enters as 111 ranked player having barely played after more than a year of injuries. he has not won a green jacket is since 2005 but his odds of winning this one is 40 to one, longest he has ever faced but he is up to the challenge. >> i feel like my game has been finally raise todd compete at the highest level. there is no other tournament in the world like this. to come back to a place that i have had so many great memories at and so many great times in my life, it is always special. >> never be equal ucla john

wooden and his ten national championship. tonight add geno auriemma's to that list. he is coaching u-conn huskies against west chester native moffit mcgraw notre dame team in the rematch of last years final. lewis with the jumper. connecticut, takes it 60- 63-53. their their straight national title, number ten for a thrilled auriemma. that is pretty impressive. >> pretty impressive and they are both local products. >> how neat is that, they have dynasties going there. >> thanks, jamie. jimmy kimmel live next up, filled by night line. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. new for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner good night.

>> dicky: from austin, texas -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- kevin hart, brad paisley matthew mcconaughey and tomi fujiyama with cleto and the cletones. and now, word back y'all, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice.