now "action news" has obtained exclusive video from the night of derailment, you can see the train go by and the huge flash of light on the right hand side of your screen we have team coverage and ali gorman has more on the wounded and the people treating them coming up. lets get started with john rawlins, you have the latest. >> reporter: it continues in a number of directions, the analysis of the recorders continue in washington d.c., the train cars are slowly moved to delaware for further analysis there and down at the crash site site investigators look at the track and the signals and getting the cars and locomotives ready to move. >> this morning the fire department got a call from the crash site to bring a cadaver dog to the crash site and the dog found an additional victim.

>> we were able to extricate that person that brought the death toll to eight. >> with today's discovery the city can account for all 243 people on board at the time of the crash. >> all the individuals we believe we were looking for or trying to identify have all now been accounted for. the crash investigation continues, it's being brought to bear delaware where it will be part of an accident reconstruction. we know now that the train was moving at 106 miles per hour. twice the speed allowed. but they don't know why. >> it is absolutely too early to draw conclusions but we are here collecting factual informational this point. we are expecting to hear more from the ntsb today there is a

5:00 briefing scheduled. live in port richmond channel 6 "action news," back to you all. >> we continue to learn more about the people injured in this crash as well as the people working tirelessly to treat them. >> ali gorman is live at temple university hospital today. ali that the hospital that still has the most victims right now. >> reporter: that is right 16 patients remain here at temple university hospital seven were released last night and one went to another hospital for lower level care and doctors say that the prognosis is good. more than a dozen passengers injured on derailed train 188 remain at temple university hospital all the patients are improving day by day. some suffers broken arms, legs and ribs.

some people in critical care may not remember the accident. >> people in critical care, wake up sometime later and not know what happened. >> you have septa buses coming in with patients. >> the doctor says they were triaging patients in the back parking lot tuesday night and received an alert shortly after the derail many and activated their emergency plan. six remain here today. >> injuries to the cervical spine, and internal bleeding as well as injuries to the lung and rib fractures as well. >> in addition to physical care patients need psychological counseling as well. >> what people have to do after any kind of stress is talk about it, the last thing you want to do is hold it inside and talk about the physical and emotional stress that just played out.

>> reporter: and on that note many hospital workers will also go through a debriefing of sorts to make sure they are coping with the tragedy as well. that is the latest here, we are live outside of temple university hospital ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of the train derailment continues online at 6abc.com and you can follow the latest on the ntsb's investigation, and see pictures and read more on the victims of this tragedy. and now to a first check of the accuweather forecast. a beautiful day out there. meteorologist cecily tynan is live along city avenue getting to reap the benefits of this beautiful day. >> the sunshine is in my eyes, it's a gorgeous day temperature where's they should be feeling nice low humidity philadelphia 69 degrees, washington, d.c., 71 richmond 70 and new york city 71 so temperatures right

around the 70 degree mark, low humidity and plenty of sunshine. as we go to the next graphic if my producer can go to that, my clicker is not working, satellite 6 along with action radar showing double barrel high pressure is right over us and that is what provided is the sinking air and sunshine and low humidity, if you look to the left of your screen clouds are rolling through the ohio valley and those are warm ion clouds. by 7:00, 67 degrees a beautiful afternoon what is ahead? i'm tracking the return of warm, humid air for your weekend and temperatures in the 80s with the possibility of pop-up thunderstorms, i'll let you know the best chance of seeing that in the accuweather forecast.

>> i'm staying out here for a while. >> i'm sure you are. thank you cecily. >> they were a special unit at the philadelphia police department but prosecutors say they behaved more like a gang on the street. but today all six were found not guilty. vernon odom is live in center city with more on the verdict and what happens next. >> reporter: not guilty on all counts in a case that commissioner ramsey says the worst he had seen in his career but the six cops were let go and cleared by a jury. they were they were jubilant in the wake of the not guilty verdict on all charges. it was based on testimony of dozens of admitted drug dealers and colleagues. >> a lot of people said a lot of things about us and i'm glad the

truth finally came out. >> these men should not have been indicted in the first place. >> this was evidence presented only by drug dealers the their lawyers hammered the government for bringing this case, and it took almost two months to try. they were charged with stealing over $40,000. >> government should look hard at the investigative methods they used in this case, it was a travesty, and incompetent. >> this was a difficult case to bring and hard to be brought and we don't regret the decision in the least. >> now all exsix officers have the right to seek their jobs back if they choose. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon thank you. it's time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go to matt pellman.

>> it appears that this afternoon commute will be another but they one for us, and not helping us out is the phillies game just came to an end and they are not drawing record crowds in south philadelphia these days but still when the game ends near rush hour, it will cause delays on the schuylkill expressway, we are seeing them in west philadelphia and backing up to passyunk the whole way toward gladwyne and not helping us out the kelly drive is closed now for the stokesbury regatta. it's right lane is out of commission and that doesn't do good things for the commute either. and we are watching a wreck in newcastle blocking a couple of right lanes on 13 the southbound side approaching 233, expect congestion at christiana

and highway 1, here is the mass transit situation, the trains are not running on amtrak northeast corridor from here to new york city and they expect to resume full service by early next week work are looking at monday or tuesday before things are back in business from here and new york. that means that septa's trenton line out of commission so the west trenton line has service. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday afternoon. not a lot of problems with the waze app 16 miles per hour as you come eastbound into new jersey on the walt whitman bridge a normal busy thursday afternoon ride. we'll check it again brian and shirleen in the next half hour. >> we are back. still ahead another security scare at the white house the man arrested for trying to launch a drone. plus so many people find out

what they are passionate about in college but not many take the path of one student from south jersey, his unusual story that has a local school buzzing and adam joseph is on an outdoor vane, he is live in westchester hula-hooping. >> i'm out of breath doing that, we are having a lot of fun in east goshen park in westchester. good job buddy. we have live music and a bounce house and food trucks this is the kickoff to their new season of the farmers market, every thursday all the vendors are lined up and we'll take you for a tour. >> you want to go in the bounce house? >> yes. >> we'll have the seven-day forecast when we come back.

the white house went on lock down because a man launched a

small drone like this one outside. photos show the man being detained in nearby lafayette park, they swept the area and said it was not a threat, it never breached the white house fence and the lockdown was lifted an hour later, the white house has not identified the man. for a lot of students college is full of opportunities to do new things and find something to be passionate about. but one graduate from mount laurel has done. nora muchanic explains. >> reporter: mown laurel's steve schwartz is graduating from ryder university, he say b student, not his grades but the kind that buzz and make honey he is the student bee keeper and for him it's all about the bees. >> a third of the food we eat or the clothing we wear if not for

bees there would be a big void. >> he was working in 2012 when he found out they had beehives on campus that got him hooked, he got so passionate another student made a film about him called being steve. he wrote a manual and the ethics of bee keeping. >> we are dependant on the bees to help us. >> he will study abroad to study volcanos after graduation and then come back to teach in a philadelphia school. >> i have been been assigned to a scol yet but i'm super excited because education is the most important issue that america is facing now. perhaps steve will share his love of bees with future students because it's a hobby he will never give up. >> i will bee keep hopefully for the rest of my life. >> regardless of his great point

average, can you understand why we call him a bee student. nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> tonight at 11:00 an "action news" undercover investigation is looking into concerns that some of our kids' safety may be a concern on the way to school. wendy saltzman has more in an exclusive report. >> this is a busy intersection in the city and you pay for someone to stand here and look after your kids, but we'll show you some hidden dangers. >> what i saw on the tape is unacceptable. >> we'll show you what we found and this public servant's shocking response. >> i am not standing out there and stopping traffic, you get out there and stop traffic. >> you'll see it here on "action news" at 11:00. thousands of athletes are gearing up for competition on the schuylkill river they are

in town for the stotesbury regatta, they will face off and had one final practice today before the races begin tomorrow and the winner will be crowned at the finals saturday afternoon, traffic on kelly drive is detoured until 5:00 on saturday. on that note a check of the accuweather forecast. adam on one of his outdoor adventures. last time i saw him he was hula-hooping. he is in westchester today. >> i'm trying to burn a few calorie calories, i want to taste some things here. they have a great farmers market, they have it from 3:00 until 7:00, this is the first time they are back in the park they usually do it indoors in the winter season but they are returning to the park arks great

park in itself. they have a bunch of other things for the day bounce house for the kids and hula-hoops, and plenty of things going on come down this is here until 7:00 tonight. take a look at the temperatures it is perfect weather wise, we have full sunshine and low humidity temperatures right now in many locations only in the upper 60s, philadelphia millville and wilmington and allentown a warmer spot at 71 and trenton 70 and atlantic city much cooler at 61 degrees the northeast shows not much going on bone dry as usual hardly any clouds and no precipitation but this is beautiful when you are outdoors like an event like this however we desperately need rain and the drought monitor is showing we are at the first level, abnormally dry, from new england to northern new jersey and southeastern pennsylvania.

this is short-term impact we are okay with the water table but a little rain will get us out of this first level of the drought. winds from the south-southwest at 3 to 6 miles per hour. future tracker 6 showing tomorrow 74 degrees and a few clouds in new jersey and they will bring in much warmer air and summer like levels and the humidity comes back over the weekend and a slight chance of some downpours and thunderstorms, nothing widespread, your four day at 4:00, nice tomorrow and high clouds are around and 78 degrees, on saturday it's more humid a chance of a few thunderstorms with the warm front and spotty in the afternoon at 87 sunday it's humid and a thunderstorm likely in the afternoon we are bouncing back up to 88 degrees and then an easterly wind will move in here on monday it's cloudy and cool and maybe some

drizzle and showers, as temperatures go back into the lower 70s. this park, a lot of fun and especially on a day like today. where are all my kids? they are in the bounce house here. i'm free game jump all around me. come on guys, if you can't get here they have it every thursday from 3:00 until 7:00 can you bounce? ready go! we'll go to the food trucks and do some tasting. and show you what east goshen park is all about. >> i like the bounce houses. adam thank you. dozens of people went over the edge for a good cause shs they repealed 17 stories in wilmington that is 220 feet, the event raises money and awareness for special olympics delaware each person had to

raise $1100 to take the trip down over the past four years this event raised $470,000. to business now taking a look at the closing numbers, nice day on wall street it's dow jones picking up 190 points, the nasdaq 69 points on the day and the s&p 500 gaining 22 points today facebook got involved in the debate over minimum wage, they are requiring some to increase their pay and benefits. anybody that does substantial work for facebook pay their employees $15 an hour and offer them 15 days off. facebook has not said how many employees their new rules impact. wal-mart is offering a new service aimed at competing with amazon prime the world's largest retailer will offer a

subscription delivery service for $50 a year, products will arrive within three days that is slower than prime and analysts say that they expect amazon prime to lead the market wal-mart's new service will roll out this summer. >> all right it will be popular. still ahead here today more live team coverage with the latest on the derailment of amtrak 188. >> and the season of mosquitos and that has people reaching for bug spray but what is the safest choice. we'll answer that question coming up. >> and these two pups are being told to get out of australia by saturday or they face getting euthanized. we'll tell you which celebrity they belong to.

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there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them.

all right everyone tonight on 6 abc we are told to brace ourselves for change on the season finale of scandal, they say that no one is safe, we see papa pope and the first lady, what are they doing there together tom verica is directing this one and he said in one word, it's "unhinged" tweet me at 9:00 for this explosive finale, use the #~ 6 abc and that follows "grey's anatomy" and american crime at 10:00 and "action news" at 11:00. you guys our jaws are still dropped from last week, have you to watch this one live, after tomorrow the spoilers will be there. >> no dvr'ing people. there is more ahead in the next

half hour of "action news" at 4:00, the reason that a potty mouth parrot is ruffling fennelers in one neighborhood. >> and why the ex-wife of a professional golfer is suing his mistress and taking the fight all the way to the supreme court. >> if you are a mosquito magnet and hate the chemicals in mosquito repel ents we found products for you.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph shirleen allicot and brian taff. >> "action news" continues with a story that turns from heart breaking to heart warming in the matter of hours what a community did for an elderly cancer patient forced to call 911 for a meal. >> and johnny depp has four days to get his dogs out of australia or else. his pets better bugger off back to the u.s. or face death. >> and one was sobbing and they head to court on charges that they conspired to kill her mother. and first deadly derailment in the port richmond section, this is exclusive video showing the amtrak train barrelling

around the curve of 106 miles per hour. seconds later you see the flash of light as the locomotive flies off the tracks scattering seven car as long the rail yard, along the wreckage was the mangled body of another victim bringing the total number dead to eight. and we received the names of all of those kills laura finmore abid gilani rachel jacobs and justin zemser. john rawlins live with more. >> reporter: nearly 36 hours after the crash they found and eighth victim, in the process of removing the final two cars when the remains were found. >> we received a call to bring

back our cadaver dog we worked in communication with the police to go out and do another search of the first car that had a large amount of wreckage and the dog hit on a couple of spots and we were able to find one other passenger in the wreckage. >> officials announced that two days they are confident that all 243 people on board amtrak train 188 are accounted for. >> we believe we have accounted for all 243 individuals that we believe were on amtrak train 188. meanwhile there are questions as to why the speed control system known as positive train control on this section of tracks is mandated by congress in 2008, it

uses gms and computers from preventing trains from going over the speed limit amtrak ceo spent millions getting the system installed over the tracks and vow to have it done here soon. >> i am committing to meeting the requirement of positive train control thark will happen on the northeast corridor by the end of this year. >> meanwhile the ntsb want to talk to train engineer brandon bostian in the next day or so. his lawyer says he is not remembering much because of a concussion suffered in the crash and was not on drugs or alcohol and was not on his cell phone at the time. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> of course the coverage of our train derailment continues online today at 6abc.com there you can fine the latest on the investigation and see photos and read more about the victims, again we learned all of their

names how you can read more about who they are today. a young lehigh county couple is ordered to stand trial jaime sobbed as she entered today. prosecutors say that the pair conspired to have her mother killed bought she did not approve of their relationship. detectives say they found the couple in bed shortly after her body was found in a shallow grave. grief counselors were on hand in smyrna, delaware after a senior was shot and killed outside of a dover complex last night. gary adams was found behind the walker woods development just after 9:00 a.m., he was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved. police have no motives and no suspects. regulators in new jersey

order that the power stay on at the former revel casino they sent a letter to the acr partners yesterday demanding they not cut off service to the sprawling but vacant complex. they are in dispute over the cost of the utility service moving forward fire detection systems need to be continuously powered and acr is weighing how to respond. president obama will be in camden on monday and plans to meet with people from the camden county police department and how young people are forming relationships within the city. he will take time to -- as a promised community that opens doors to get extra federal grants to boost the economy and the public health and boost crime. this next story is a nightmare,

a frantic father had to call 911 for his daughter. >> i left my 1-year-old daughter in my suv this morning and i am on my way back to the station now. >> he remembered that the sleeping toddler was in the back of his car in the station parking lot, he immediately called for help and the girl was only alone for 35 minutes before the first responders reached her. the forgetful dad was on auto pilot when he made his mistake. almost 14 years ago to the day philadelphia was struck with tragedy when peer 34 collapsed and fell into the delaware river. rick williams is live with more on this somber anniversary. >> that is right, the collapse happened on may 18th the year 2000, three women inside of the nightclub were killed when it collapsed and dozens of people were hurt. the owner of the property and the manager of the nightclub

were later criminally charged. reporter eva pilgram talks to the loved ones of one of the victims that recall the devastating day. and coming up tonight at 5:00, the newcastle police department is equipped with medication that can save the lives of people that overdose on drugs. that and more on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you rick. one of the city's largest ever public street art installations were unveiled in manayunk, waterway s is made up of stepping stones and it spans ten blocks and ends at the island, it is leading up to play manayunk expected to draw crowds to venice island on may 16th time to head back outside to westchester where we find meteorologist, adam joseph, he

is enjoying the sunshine in east goshen park. >> they have a farmers market every single thursday in the park from 3:00 until 7:00, and can you get your and tire meal here your fruits and veggies and meet and dessert and this guy right here owns his own pop business, it's the most popular part of this park now. what is the most popular? >> strawberry banana kiwi. >> ooh. it's great to see local vendors selling their local products and young kids with their own business as well. it's a perfect day for it look at the temperatures from theo valley to the tennessee valley, temperatures have cooled off into the 60s with all of that warmth, the 80s and summer like temperatures suppressed to the south temporarily because it will be flipping and southerly winds kick the heat and humidity in over the upcoming weekend

and there is quite a crowd here as well. are you guys having a good time here? >> yea! >> there are a lot of things for the kids here and you said you want to be what? >> a meteorologist. >> i had a passion when i was his age and never let anyone change your passion and drive high five. we'll take a look at the food trucks and the venders, to talk about the heat and humidity for the upcoming weekend. >> love it. >> adam watch out for that future meteorologist there. might take your job some day. >> still ahead dirty bird what one neighbor says a potty mouth parrot is saying in spanish. >> and can you sue someone for for breaking up your marriage the ex-wife of a professional golfer she is taking the

lawsuit all the way to the country's highest court. >> plus, johnny depp's dogs are on death row down under, he is threatening to kill the two dogs if they don't ship out by saturday. >> and i believe you mentioned some ice-cream -- he is bringing some for us? .

his foul mouth. >> he was saying [ bleep ]

[ bleep ] i said don't say that word! >> i don't have any bilingual staff members we can't confirm it was curse the opener says she never taught him spanish and definite not curse words. here is the big board with the big talkers. it could go all wait to the supreme court. professional golfer john daly's ex-wife is suing his mit stress, and sherry miller the woman with the blond hair, if she wins she could collect damages from anna who happens to be daily's caddy, if she can prove they had a sexual relationship while they

were still married in mississippi, because that is where r where the trysts were taking place. and he will tell them how anna is the greatest woman in his life. and now to australia where two celebrity pups, they belong to hollywood hero, johnny depp, he is told to get them out of australia, or they will be put down, he smuggled them in on his private jets because undeclared dogs are considered a quarantined risk and agriculture minister says they found out that the pups were there illegally because depp has to either take his dogs back to

california or we are going to have to euthanize them. it's time that pistol and boo bugger off back to the united states. >> johnny depp could face fines up to $400,000 and jail. there say petition for save pistol and boo and it features the countdown clock to the saturday deadline. and finally a story heart breaking and heart warming a starving elderly cancer patient was desperate for food he called 911. >> what i need is someone to go to the grocery store and get me some food because i need to eat something. >> that is clarence black minnesota and that led to his panties are overflowing now with food and the extras he is

asking that they go to the salvation army to those in need. check on your elderly neighbors and people in your life that may need help. >> good to see the commune helping, there in lies the humanity. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an update for us. >> where is the humanity on the roadways, we have jammed conditions in south philadelphia along 95 the phils game ended a while ago everyone is fleeing away from citizens bank park and southbound lanes are heavy here down to 320 in delco get this jam, it extends basically to cotman avenue to the northeast. with speeds like 10 miles per hour for most of that very long stretch, not a lot better on the schuylkill 10 miles per hour westbound at south street, don't forget you don't want to use the kelly drive closed again for

the stotesbury regatta this time and the market street food festival that sounds delicious and the northeast extension we have a crash approaching landsdale but it's cleared out but the speeds are in the 20s. and southbound lanes of 13 approaching 273 two lanes are blocked and we'll be without academic drive in pemberton county. stick with browns mills roads the next couple of days. >> we'll see you again at 5:00. >> meteorologist, adam joseph is standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast live from westchester, coming up n.

just a beautiful day to be outside and adam joseph. >> his outdoor adventure in westchester in east goshen park. holding an adoreable baby. >> i just found a baby, this is my little cousin carla and her big sister bella can you say hi? she is shy. this is a great farmers market this is from 3:00 until 7:00, you can get fresh honey from over here and pick up dog treats and get some dessert over here, they have something for an and tire meal and i heard these particular can a cakes are fantastic as well. what do you think of those? >> they are delicious. >> what do you think of this farmers market? >> it's fantastic, i love it.

and better because you are here. >> i did not pay her to say that. lets look at the temperatures 69 degree fz philadelphia as well as millville and wilmington and allentown 71 and trenton 70 and look at the satellite not much to look at but lots of sunshine here in the mid-atlantic to the west we can see high clouds coming to pittsburgh and charleston west virginia and the high clouds are moving in late tonight and throughout friday as the warm front approaches, for tonight mostly clear and comfortable and cool and temperatures ranging from 44 in the suburbs to 54 for center city, as we take a look at the day planner for your friday, 59 degrees. as we get to 11:00 69 and high clouds arrive and 2:00, 77 here is the weekend setup it lifts into new england for your saturday and sunday the jet

stream cuts through the country and just east of that jet stream and basically we have a setup going on from last weekend deja vu. severe weather east of the jet stream in the heartland and the ridge builds east of there including the mid atlanticic and the deep south and southerly winds humid with spotty thunderstorms and temperatures going back into the 8:00, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and nice and high clouds in the afternoon of 78 degrees, and the humidity really kicks back in saturday and sunday and both days a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms especially saturday morning, spotty in the afternoon both saturday and sunday 88 for sunday and then cloudy and cooler with drizzle on monday we could use drizzle at 78 degrees and another chance of showers and thunderstorms, tuesday morning 73 and breezy

and sunny and dry and 72 wednesday and 74 as we get into thursday of next week. you can also buy bath salts if you want and they have everything and desserts as well. one of my favorite go to here. >> chocolate pretzels brownies with a triple espresso. >> she is so pleasant sugar! eat sugar it's your best friend. >> yes it is. >> they have a bounce house for the kids and hula-hoops and live music and of course the food trucks. check it out. if you can't get here today any thursday through the middle of october 3:00 until 7:00. if these are left over we'll bring them back to the studio. >> we'll have more fun if you bring us a treat this time. we have what's the deal with alicia vitarelli.

mosquitos and tics spread diseases like west nile so now they are testing products without harsh chemicals. >> applying a repellant is important but most have harsh chemicals. so we went in search of safe alternatives. consumer reports testers reached into a cage full of 200 hungry mosquitos all the insects are certified disease free but they are ferocious others to tics. this area is treated and this isn't. a repellant fails if two tics

cross over into the area. some contain the active ingredient deet, it's an active repellant and comes with side effects like rashes and disorientation and even seizures you should avoid products with more than 30% deet. and they tested alternatives they contain citronela. one of best is rep elwith lemon eucalyptus and this fisherman's formula it contains a compound similar to one found in black pepper plants and it protects you from mosquitos and tics for at least seven hours.

keep lemon eucalyptus away from your eyes, it could cause injuries and don't use it on children under 3. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." tis the season for that. for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff, we are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17 "action news" at 5:00 is coming up n.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the latest on the deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia, we learned today that there was an eighth person killed in the derailment, the body was discovered this morning by cadaver dogs and official as nouned they accounted for all 243 people on board the train and rail service from philadelphia to new york could be back up and running by tuesday.

the national transportation safety board is expected to give you a live update in the next hour. lets begin the coverage with "action news" reporter john rawlins live in port richmond. >> reporter: good evening, we are waiting for the latest briefing from federal investigators and it was scheduled for 5:00 and earlier today we heard from the ceo of amtrak that is of course the railroad in the middle of all of this as well as the mayor. >> we must now report that we have confirmed eight deceased from this horrible tragedy. the remains of eighth victim found this morning in the first car and found by the fire department it came as the investigators combed for evidence that would explain why the train was traveling at twice the posted speed limit. now they c