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munitions at the site, plus suspicious chemicals. the initial discovery brought out hazmat crews and it is likely tomorrow before we know exactly what is going on inside this house. monday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is the investigation into a home on the mainline. the scene is 5 marlin circle in wayne and radnor police are on the case. live at the scene is ourselves reporter and this actually began before today. >> that's right. police say the conditions of the home had been reported last week. they stopped by to investigate today, not knowing that what they'd would find inside is to serious. garbage and miscellaneous items pack the scene that the police describe as a hoarder house. >> starting with a check on the property. like the manager said we smelled

the odor, not sure if it was a dead animal or dead body and made a forceable entry. >> they discovered munitions like this from a machine gun dating back to world war ii. and the owner admitted to burying almost two dozen dead cats in the backyard. and the property tax showed the home is owned by a man, and they say he lived there for 76 years. >> messy is not that, messy is just messy. >> and the k9s trained to sniff for explosived picked up on a scent in the home. >> the first thing i was concerned about is whether we would need to evacuate if there were any bombs. >> residents watched from the streets as the hazmat crews cataloged the hazardous materials. >> very unsettled. you don't know. there's tons of things that could be very dangerous, like across the street from you. >> they say the homeowner is a

licensed firearms broker and are looking to piece together precisely why he had these items in his home. now police say as of now that homeowner is not facing any charges. in wayne, delaware county for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. this was the scene early this afternoon in the fox chase section of philadelphia. a flatbed truck collided with a septa bus. three people who were sent to the hospital have been released. as you can see, the accident caused substantial damage to a building. "action news" reporter chad pradelli with video from a witness right after the collision. >> the impact left the septa driver stunned. passengers were jolted to the ground. this is the moment immediately after the big rig slammed into a septa bus in the 7900 block of oxford. chris jumped into the bus to helicopt

help the injured. >> the driver, she couldn't even help. we waited for the ambulance, somebody to get her out. >> they say the it truck pulling a large front-end loader headed down the load with a police he is court and the bus came out of the fox chase but loop. the two collided and the tractor slammed into the studio. and nora was inside painting. >> i was just immediately glad that i was alive. but then i heard a woman screaming and then i -- that was startling. >> responders had to delicately remove the big rig of the concerns that the building may partially chance but in the end it didn't and no one seriously report. and lni shutdown the building and the owner has 30 days to check it out and have repairs made to make it safe and secure. in fox chase, chad pradelli for channel "action news." in reading, pennsylvania a pair of convenience store workers will not face charges. that after hoping fire on a trio

of masked men who came to rob their store. two of the bandits were killed. one got away. the district attorney says the shooting was in self-defense and justifiable homicide. a $10,000 reward to catch the third suspect. this is the way it looked friday in southern california as a driver came under attack by a back-seat passenger. incidents like this point to the always-present concern about uber safety for both passengers and drivers. "action news" reporter dann cuellar live in center city, philadelphia with more. >> uber prides itself in being a safe service, but this proves no service can be 100% safe. the driver posted it online, showing some of the things they have to deal with. the driver said that it began shortly after he picked up passenger benjamin goulden. noticed he was acting

erratically and not able to give him an address where he wanted to go. >> get out of my car before i call the police. >> instead, this is what happened -- >> [beeping] >> and then he is beating me over the head. getting the attention of drivers in philadelphia. >> it is horrible. things happen. and the later you get, people drink a lot and you have to be careful. >> if i had that happen, i would do the same thing. >> pepper spray? >> i do have. >> saying he had to throw out two guys from his car saturday after they started smoking a joint. >> what are you going to do? still drive for them? >> i don't think so. it is scary, no protection. >> some say it is just taking precautions. >>i try to stay away from late evenings, also. sometimes people are excessively drinking and i wouldn't want to be in that situation. >> do you carry pepper spray? >> no, i thought about it.

i don't work that late. it is 11:00 or 12:00 the latest i work. >> and nature -- their no-cash policy and the personal information on file makes him feel safe. >> the company doesn't deal with cash straight on. and uber has your information and the customer's information. and at the end of the day you do something, they will catch on to it anyway. >> the passenger was 32-year-old benjamin gouldon, an executive with taco bell. in addition to being charged with assault and public intoxication, he has also been fired. a near nightly scourge of violence in the city of wilmington tonight with two more shootings. this first one injured a 13-year-old girl. she's in the hospital in good condition with a gunshot to her leg. the shooting at third and north

harrison street also wounded a man struck in his right hip. a 27-year-old victim in worse shape shot at taylor and kirkwood streets a half-hour after the first shooting. and they treated him on the scene before getting him to the hospital, he is in critical condition in this hour. and the police don't have a motive or suspect in either case sxhr -- and are asking for tips. and investigating the death of a woman in a bin at the bottom of a laundry shoot at a condo and hotel. the autopsy on maria morales of penns grove but they have get to release the official cause of death. happening at the atlantic palace at 1507 atlantic avenue. family and friends gathered tonight to remember a 16-year-old shot and killed while riding his bike. saleem west was killed yesterday in the 2200 block in strawberry

mansion section of philadelphia. west and a 15-year-old friend involved in an altercation with four men in a car. the police say 17 shots were fired. one hit west in the back. no arrests have been made. the philadelphia school district give the authority to borrow $250 million. the school reform commission approved the loan today so schools can keep running through the end of the year. the budget impasse cause many to take out short-term loans. election-eve and the two party candidates running for mayor in philadelphia drumming up support. visiting the millennial get out the vote phone bank, encouraging everybody to do their duty tomorrow. and attending the vigil we just talked about, speaking with

community members about her plans for safe after-school activities and putting more police on the street. in addition to the mayor's race, 17 seats on philadelphia's city council are on the ballot. three justices must be chosen to fill the state supreme court. montgomery county voters elect a district attorney. in new jersey, the entire state assembly up for election. polls open at 6:00 in new jersey, at 7:00 in pennsylvania. they close in both states at 8:00 p.m. and then please join "action news" tomorrow night at 11:00 for election day results and reaction. we'll have complete coverage of the big races on the air, plus streaming on 6abc.com as results are tallied in real-time. [cheers and applause] meanwhile another election battle gearing up in the wake of a political scandal. according to a published report, long-time democratic state representative says that he will

take challenge in the primary. the second congressional direct, fighting the federal corruption indictment. >> hey, hey, hey. [chanting] >> at the delaware county courthouse. school employees rallied over concerns they could lose their jobs. bus drivers, custodians and teachers aides are worried the school district will out-source their positions. coming up on "action news" tonight, the new theory emerging what caused the deadly plane crash in the egyptian desert. i do how often and how young children are exposed to cell phones and tablets. and 70-degree to ourselves west moves in tomorrow and sticks around for awhile of the dethat i wills in the accuweather forecast. and tonight's special

report. an etiquette lesson for the 21st century. how to be loud mouthed, a digital cliche. and lebron in town, and setting an nba record when "action news" continues tonight.

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with debris spread across a large area of the egyptian desert, investigators are desperately trying to figure out what caused a russian metro jet plummet to earth. some are raising the possibility of a bomb on the plane. it crashed saturday 23 minutes after taking off for st. petersburg, russia. the first plane with bodies and remains of victims arrived in

russia tonight. health officials are investigating an e. coli outbreak linked to the chipotle restaurants in the pacific northwest. the past two weeks, nearly two dozen got sick, some hospitalized. as a precaution they closed 43 restaurants in oregon and washington state. the exact source of the contamination is yet to be determined. there may be an app for almost everything these days, but many people complain they don't come within instructions for common courtesy, from shouting into cell phones to ignoring the people you with. tonight, examining the culture of ourselves digital devices. >> having a smart phone doesn't guarantee users will use intelligent behavior. whether it is crude, rude, overly personally many let etiquette fall not wayside. >> the question the person

taking the cell phone video may be asking, why is the person next to her speaking so loudly? >> i think we have become a very narcissistic society, it is all about me. >> that is the etiquette expert telling it like it is. and she says it is not all about you. >> people used to open their hearts, and now they open their phones. >> and she says it is interfering with conversation and replacing real relationships with virtual ones. taking her only minutes at a network event telling this woman she was committing a big cell phone no-no. >> i see we have a fourth person at the available and it's not me. never, never, never. food a -- today a cell phone is seen as another person. >> saying be aware of the people around you and the language used and the subject manner discussed. in a restaurant ordering like this guy, no excuse to take a call, answer a text or post on

social media. >> diet pepsi? diet pepsi, mountain dew? >> really, can't you -- can't it wait until you get to your car? >> we have all been there. even governor chris christie was recently asked to find another seat when he made the mistake of talking too loudly on his cell in the quiet car of the train, which is another "don't." if the area is designated "quiet" even assume your softest voice is too loud. and saying be an example of your xhirn. the phone out of sight for family meals, no excuses. >> everyone on a different device. no one is talking. that's terrible. as it is we spend something like fewer than 10 minutes a day talking to ourselves children. >> and that certainly is a sad statistic. this topic is generating a lot of conversation, even if it is a virtual one, on all of our

social media ones. meanwhile, a new study finds that by the age of 4 nearly every child has had experience with cell phones and tablets. in fact, most of them started using the mobile devices before their first birth day. the research from albert einstein medical center collect the data from philadelphia patients and just published in the journal of pediatrics. by age 4, 75% of kids have their own mobile device, and most of them able to use an ipad without any help. the jury still out on the consequences of all of this screen time. the american academy of pediatricians members that kids completely avoid usage until the age of 2 and limited under two hours for older children. and two hours seems kind of generous to me, don't you think? >> yeah. this week parents can say put the devices down, go outside.

>> because? >> because it is nice and warm. the next several days feeling a lot more like the middle of september than early november. and stormtracker 6 showing no rain falling outside, the action cam on south broad street by the academy of music. and taking a look on this pretty mild night for folks out and about, even a few people jogging this evening. and temperatures, even though the sunset before 5:00, pretty slow though cool off. a mild night. philadelphia 52 degrees. allentown 43. wilmington 46. millville dropped bound to 42. sea isle city close to the ocean a little warmer, 54. and trenton currently 46 degrees. satellite 6, along with action radar, showing the high pressure is what kept the moisture to the south today. some rain across the virginia, north carolina, south carolina. we just had a little bit of cloud cover, the northern edge. that cloud cover is evaporating and we have pretty dry conditions the next several days. in the meantime it is the opposite on the west coast.

satellite 6 and action radar showing much-needed rain across california. mountain snow. the reason why, there is a big dip in the jet stream. the overall pattern staying this way the next few days. cool and unsettled out west. they need this, a big drought across california. the eastern half of the country the opposite is happening. we have this ridge set up for the jetstream. this will provide a heat pump. temperatures in the 70 as the next four days. 10-15 days above average. if you like it on the warm side you will love this forecast. take out the golf clubs. by 10:00, 62. afternoon won't need a jacket, 1:00, 69 degrees. and by 4:00, up to 71. the exclusive accuweather seven-d seven-day forecast, tomorrow election day, can't use the weather as an excuse not to get to the polls. it will be sunny and warm. nice if you have to stand in line outside with a high of 72

degrees. on wednesday, this is my pick of the week. 74 degrees. wall-to-wall sunshine. just as warm on thursday. but it will cloud up. futuretracker showing winds out of the southeast, a lot of moisture in the form of clouds. maybe a sprinkle or two mainly north and west. i think most of the area dry. and friday, ahead of a cold front we get a surge of a wind out of the southwest up to 76 degrees. that's the warmest day of the week. and temperatures start stepping down. on saturday, morning clouds and afternomple sunshine and 65 deg. if you like things on the cool side, i've got it for you. by sunday and monday more seasonable and lots of sunshine. a crisp day with a high of 58 degrees on sunday. and monday, partly sunny and high of 59 degrees. don't put away the short sleeves yet, wearing them this week. and philadelphia's version of the tony awards. and theater philadelphia with the awards for excellence in

theater. and hundreds packed in to applaud the extraordinary work of artists. and it seeks to promote philadelphia's vibrant theater scene. and honoring the volunteers that help back up the police officers and firefighters. and the second alarmers recognized for the service during the deadly amtrak derailment in may. and the commissioner handed out the merit awards during the ceremony at the station in hunting park. local chefs had a chance to show off their culinary skills while giving thanks to one of their mentors. tonight, the careers through culinary arts program honored james beard award-winning chef. and the non-profit helps to prepare public high school students for xa -- careers in the restaurant industry. and "action news" meteorologist melissa magee the emcee tonight. and "jimmy kimmel live" coming up after "action news"

and a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks, philadelphia, i was up all night preparing for the show. >> ate all of your candy. >> really? ourselves candy? [crying]

always a show when lebron comes to town, it was that night. >> the wells fargo center was his playground this evening. sixers gave lebron james and the cavs a run. and then lebron himself started running straight to the hoop. the sixers off to a blazing start. and okafor, and the sixers lead by 9 in the first quarter. and noel add points and up by 16 points in the first half. now to lebron. defense leads to offense. james with four steals. how about this dunk. the cavs up by 13. james finishes with 22 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists. he passes 25,000 points for his career. the youngest player in nba history to do so.

the cavs top the sixers 107-100. >> you're in a building that loves the game of basketball. and obviously they are sixer fans, but they know and they respect the game of basketball. and to get a standing ovation, reaching that milestone, it was very special. >> he's something else. the flyers in the midst of a tough stretch. four games in six nights. the first stop, vancouver. barely a minute into the game and a turnover at mid-ice leads to steve mason undressed. and the second-period action, and to giroux, and how strong is he? game is tied 1-1 now and we are still tied in the second period. back with the phillies ballgame club, named first base coach. the former all-star second baseman is part of the phillies minor league system the past five years as both a coach and manager. still ahead, the eagles are

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the eagles bye week has gone bye-bye, time to get back to work. returning to practice in the morning, they visit the cowboys sunday night. despite being 3-4, the eagles still have a good shot to win this division. >> it's in my hands. we still have the power to do what we need to do.

and that's go out there and work and get it corrected. >> we have great chances of winning the division. we have everything that we have asked for right in front of us. we have to go out and take it our destiny is really in our hands and in our control. but we can't look at the division and hope that people will lose, we have to go win. we caught up with malcolm jenkins at his event in center city. and celebrity chefs, fashion and autographs for the taking, helping youth charities. joe a byproduct of temple's game, some of the stars are on the map. tops on the list is the linebacker, tyler matekevich. ranked in the top 20 in the nation in tackles and top five in interceptions. and the coach sees a bright future for matekevich. >> is he a guy that can play at the next level? >> absolutely.

we hope there are five or six that will be drafted this year, hopefully many more to come. and tyler makes plays and hopefully playing in the nfl for a long time. and hockey fans getting to improve skills. at bensalem community park, the hooked on hockey event hosted by your philadelphia flyers. "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel 6 followed by "nightline." his guests tonight, mark ruffalo, and music mash-up from "color me bradd." for "action news" team i'm jim gardner. good night. ♪ hi, anne.

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