school lockdown. there were four homicides and 10 shootings across the city. they watched a man with a gun approach a man in his 40s. >> he started running and picked up the gun and the victim ran and pulled out the weapon and shot one time and he fell. >> a man shot in the head before lunch time in farewell park, the victim thought to be a vendor selling supplies. police say that the shooter roared off in an old chevy monte carlo. >> people die every day man. that ain't cool man. it's suppose to be the city of brotherly love. where the love at? this is messed up this is a park i seen a bunch of kids playing here and you know there is gunshots everywhere. >> this after a day after the city saw multiple shootings and

death. the homicide rate 11% higher than last year but still much lower than 2012 and earlier. the mayor knows that violence can beget violence and hopes that citizens that know something say something. >> if people know something about the shootings that will result in retaliation, pick up the phone you could be the difference in saving someone's life. young guys don't care where or how they shoot, there may be an innocent victim. >> retaliation is a big factor in the violence here, and if you know something contact police so the police can intervene before there is more bloodshed and tears. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> a new lawsuit is challenging the recently approved beverage

tax in philadelphia. the tax is set to take effect in january. but they beverage association filed a lawsuit to block it. they say they unfairly tax drinks based on their size rather than their price. the city is ready to vigorously defend the tax. a 5-year-old died in a nasty three car crash in northampton county. three other people were hurt including a 3-year-old girl and police are investigating if alcohol played a role. walter perez is live in allentown where some victims are still in the hospital. >> reporter: the crash shut down that crash of eastbound i-87 for 11 hours this morning and that pales in comparison to the youngster now identified as

5-year-old rayvon robinson. a driver lost control of her vehicle while traveling east on i-78 in lower pennsauken. that is when she hit a guardrail ejecting her three passengers. the nissan careened back on to the roadway it was hit by two other vehicles traveling eastbound, the police arrived on the scene and they found open alcoholic containers inside of the nissan versa. >> it's unclear who was drinking and until that is followed up on, with blood tests and investigation. >> walton, stevens and the 2-year-old girl were seriously injured and the 5-year-old boy was killed. the police chief says that this crash is especially heart

breaking. >> every crash where there is a fatality, is hard to deal with for the troopers, especially when a child is involved it makes it that much worse. now, the two people inside of the two other vehicles suffered minor injuries and meantime they say there were child car seats inside of that versa but no word if they were use said properly and we learned that the 2-year-old named brielle remained on life support here at lehigh hospital. >> all right a lot for investigators to sort through. meantime a crash involving a motorcycle shut down traffic for hours in chester county. chopper 6 hd was over the scene where a car hit a motorcycle. the motorcycle rider was thrown from the bike and hit the median, he is in the hospital said to be in critical condition, the driver of the car is okay. 202 was closed between skills

and oakborn, they cleared the accident at 1:00 this afternoon. members of a pennsauken church is vowing to overcome a fire that did extensive damage to their place of worship. the basement is a total mess. crews saw heavy flames burning here on river road. sara bloomquist is live where the congregation is looking for a place to hold services this sunday. time for a check of the accuweather forecast midweek. >> the heat is back but this time it's a brief visit that is pretty good. adam joseph is live outside with the first check of the forecast. >> i'm completely fine with that, the good thing is we don't have the oppressive humidity but records are falling across many cities. 92 so far in philadelphia, tying the record from 1995, and allentown tying its record from 2008 and breaking the record in

trenton and tying it in wilmington of 92 degrees be atlantic city has one more degree to go to tie their record from 1981. a front with showers and thunderstorms in northern part of pennsylvania, the cold front is approaching with much needed precipitation, however that precipitation is going to fall apart as the front pushes through. you can see the heat in new york city 88 and 92 in philadelphia and 93 in baltimore, but syracuse 69 and pittsburgh 71, so some cool air coming in behind the front and a fall feeling moves back in tomorrow morning and we'll talk about the coolest temperatures in three months for friday morning and then a quick warm-up returns and the fall feeling will not last long like today's heat. we'll talk about the ups and downs coming up. in the race for the white house a spotlight is on the candidates and their health. still recovering from pneumonia,

democratic nominee, hillary clinton, is expected to return to the campaign trail tomorrow. this as donald trump makes a surprise move publically divulging his medical information. >> this is the taping of the dr. oz show. he was surprised that he handed over the results of a recent physical and colonoscopy. >> dr. oz was surprised. >> that he had the records with him. >> dr. oz told the audience everything looked good. >> his numbers were good. >> they say that trump came clean about his medications, say he only takes statins for cholesterol, he noted that the candidates bmi is high and would like him to lose 15 to 20

pounds. that episode airs tomorrow and trump spent the afternoon touring a water plant in flint, michigan, following the public health crisis of water contaminated with led. and that workers could not afford a disruption of a visit. and hillary clinton is resting since her stumble at the 9/11 memorial and her cooperate ration from pneumonia. her daughter chelsea and her husband bill clinton campaigning for her today. newly leaked emails from former secretary of state, co colin powell, he called donald trump a disgrace with no sense of shame. and bashing clinton for trying

to drag me into her email scandal. and trump has a slight edge over clinton today. busy day on the campaign trail. the city of wilmington will soon be getting a new mayor, mike preziki won the primary beating out the incumbent. he will face robert martin and independent candidate steve washington is also in the race and up for the seat in november. vernon odom will have a break down coming up at 6:00. >> in the meantime, it's time for the "action news" traffic report today. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> it's the race to get home now on this wednesday evening, the hump day evening. we are not winning the race. southbound side jammed solid from past route 73 from this point from the black horse pike

to route 47, south of the 42 freeway. there is a vehicle fire and that is extinguished and taking out the two right lanes. hefty delays through camden county and the travel time is double where it should be. be the 95 delays are spilling back to the 42 freeway with speeds of 12 miles per hour coming off the walt whitman bridge, it's a mess getting into south jersey if you take the walt whitman bridge. and gloucester a crash at 130 crescent boulevard and a crash on the schuylkill, eastbound side right by the blue route and off to the side, still extra sluggish coming away from 202 from this point in king of prussia and the blue route and delco, route 222 the busy stretch, speeds there are just in the teens. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this hump

day afternoon. in fishtown, a crash on girard avenue close to 2nd street, slowing is associated with that accidents as well. we'll check them again in the next half hour. >> all right matt, thank you. still ahead, a man drives his car through a group of police officers and investigators say he did it on purpose. the latest on the case against him and the officers he hurt. samsung says they have a fix that will stop its phones from catching on fire but they are not making it available in the united states just yet. >> and technically it's still summer but companies are planning for the december shopping season, it's business they plan to hire almost 100,000 employees for the holidays.

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it is being called a violent intentional act, attack against police officers in phoenix, arizona. 44-year-old mark pane is behind bars without bond accused of trying to rundown three police officers. this disturbing surveillance video shows the moments that pane drives directly foo the officers right inside of a gas station. the police chief says he hit two of the officers and collided into a police car and then crashed into the store. one officer flew eight feet in the air, the third officer that jumped out of the way of the car was injured as what was described as a violent struggle. >> the suspect gets on top of our officers, jeremy the first day out of the squad gets propelled into the glass and gets up and gets into a fight

and takes the guy into custody. >> this is a violent cowardly act on our police officers and i thank god we are not planning three funerals right now. >> the officers that were hit by the car suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. pane's charges include attempted murder and aggravated assault. and this shows that this is not his first attack on phoenix police officers. again, today the three officers are lucky to be alive. >> that is the good news thank you. samsung says they have a way to stop the galaxy note smart phones from catching fire. they are putting out a software update, they are rolling out a fix next week in their home market of south korea, the update will prevent the phones from charging above 60% that the company says should stop them from catching fire. samsung is recalling 2.5 million

phones globally because of this fire risk but here in the united states the company is trying to work out details of the recall with the consumer product safety commission, and agencies including new jersey transit have urged people not to use the phones. >> here is a look at today's closing numbers, the stocks today a mixed bag. the dow giving up the gains earlier to close down nearly 32 points and the nasdaq up nearly 19 points and the s&p 500 only down 1.25 today. ford is moving all the u.s. small car production to mexico. they confirmed the move to investors today and ford currently makes the fiesta in mexico but until now the focus and c max war made by detroit. it means higher profits since the wages in mexico are lower, the plant in michigan will stay

open but make bigger cars like the ford ranger pickup. at least one company wants to get a jump start on the hiring for the holiday season. ups will add 100,000 workers, shipping increases avenue year as the internet continues to grow. they are looking for full and part-time. the total number of jobs is even with what ups hired last year. it's time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets check in with adam joseph. >> if you like hot you like this afternoon. clouds developing ahead of a cold front but overall it's quiet, hot, dry september afternoon. right now as we look at record high temperatures across the area including wilmington, philadelphia and trenton all in the lower 90s right now, atlantic city airport. 88 degrees. and dover 91 and 91 in the

lehigh valley, and beach haven and cape may you cool the numbers down a few degrees into the lower 80s but this is unusual. today's normal high temperature is 79 degrees -- i thought i was going to fall -- as we look one month from now, we dip to 67 degrees and by december temperature goesing to 45 degrees, you see how the temperatures really slide over the next three months, as hot as it is this afternoon. not going to last and also once we get back to normal it will really feel cool really quick. there is the front to the north and west. showers and downpours and thunderstorms pushing from the north near williamsport, we have an opportunity of seeing a stray shower or thunderstorm but most of them are going to fall apart as the front pushes through overnight tonight and it will

keep tropical storm julia spinning just to the south of charleston, south carolina, to the south. we won't get an opportunity of getting tropical rains, but winds sustained at 40 miles per hour and the sender is drifting inland as well. back at home, partly cloudy out there, and an isolate the shower in the far northern areas, and 58 in allentown and 66 in philadelphia and 69 in cape may. and future tracker 6 with the front, an opportunity north of the pennsylvania turnpike seeing stray showers but as the front progresses through overnight it brings clouds for most of our area and pushes through dry and tomorrow morning sunshine to the north and lingering clouds to the south and temperature-wise it's cooler than today. 77 in allentown and 77 in millville, and clouds to the south and sunshine to the north and low humidity for everyone. your four day at 4:00 forecast, temperatures near 80 with bright

skies northst city, cloudier to the south and spectacular on friday, 81 degrees and low humidity, turns warmer back to 85 on saturday, and muggy here on sunday 86 with isolated downpours and thunderstorms both in the morning and afternoon, kind of an unsettled half of the weekend. i stand on a platform and i heard a crack, i thought i was going down. >> we did too. you held it together well. >> adam thank you. still ahead, workers begin a construction project in the heart of one of the most famous streets in philadelphia. coming up at 4:30, more details on the church ripped apart by fire in south jersey today. how the congregation is planning to move forward and what investigators are saying about the cause of the flame. and this was the ad to promote school spirit but landed this girl in the center of a controversy and attacks on social media.

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a tractor trailer crash left a mess on the roads and tied up traffic this morning near the jersey shore, chopper 6 hd was over the wreck in the northbound lanes of the garden state parkway in egg harbor township. the driver lost control at 5:00 a.m. and went over the guardrail and down an embankment and close to an area of trees. fortunately the driver is okay but the truck lost its load and covered the road in debris. >> preliminarily work got underway in what could be a new residential towers. crews were digging on sansum street known as jewelers row. toll brothers have been granted a permit for a building there. it's the oldest diamond zrkt in the united states. parts of mlk drive in philadelphia were shut down to make repairs on an underwater

road of sorts, they were busy conducting maintenance on the fairmount fish ladder, helping native fish navigate upstream to spawn. the westbound labors of mlk will be closed tomorrow and friday from 9:30 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. a taste of the arts was on display this afternoon in the heart of philadelphia. the philadelphia chinese opera society performed outside of city hall during lunch time today. it's part of the culture in the courtyard series it features philadelphia entertainment, dance, theater and music. the decision america tour is making its way across the country and today it made a stop in trenton, new jersey.

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police discovered thieves have been targeting customers at a busy philadelphia gas station. and amazon helps local students kick start their school year. the action cam is there as they pull a major surprise. and an attack surrounding a picture surrounding a football game. first, at 4:30, a camden county church that stood for

generations needs much needed repairs, it was seriously damaged when a fire broke out in the basement. "action news's" sara bloomquist live in pennsauken township. as church leaders try to figure out what is next. >> the door is locked here at the church and will likely be here for a while as they get all the smoke and fire repaired. they are accepting donations to help them do that. and looking for a temporary place to worship. this is video from the temple praise ministries church in the 7300 block of river road in pennsauken after the flames were ex ting wished. the smoke spread throughout the historic church causing considerable damage. >> i am flabbergasted, it's surprising and it makes you feel

really sad. because now we have to find a place to go. >> the automatic fire alarm alerted firefighters last night and they arrived to find smoke pouring from the building. >> they found fire in the basement used as an assembly area, there was fire amongst the contents and tables and chairs. >> the fire department struck two alarms for extra manpower. but damage was done to the building standing more than a century. the founding pastor arrived with his grandson to board up the place they vowed to rebuild. >> it's sad right now but i know that god has something better for us. we have to hold our head up and keep on keeping on. it's just a building. >> it's sad because this is my place of worship.

this is where i come just about every sunday. it's sad, but the church can be rebuilt. >> reporter: the congregation has occupied this historic building for nine years now. they don't know where they will be worshipping this sunday, one possible is under a tent in the backyard. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." philadelphia police are warning customers to use a busy center city gas station to check their bank statements. they found a skimmer attached to the atm inside of the convenience store, no word on how many customers fell victim to the scam. from the new jersey newsroom, three thieves steal personal water craft from the home, they hooked the entire trailer carrying two sea doos up to their vehicle and took off.

the theft happened at 17th and delaware avenues. if you know anything call police. >> bummer, a good day to be on the jet ski. >> anywhere on the water, it's late summer but this is like july and august around here with record heat here this afternoon. we look live at the philadelphia international airport no clouds whatsoever, 92 degrees record tying at the last hour with the southwesterly wind at 13 miles per hour. but the one good thing we have going is dry air. the dew point 56, your heat index is 2 degrees cooler than the actual air temperature and the place that is a whole lot cooler, the front pushed through the poconos, the northwesterly wind, temperature 66 right now with a dew point of 59 and that fall-like air is moving in our direction. it's all in the form of a cold

front near scranton north of the lehigh valley. and downpours and thunderstorms and showers developing along that front. as this pushes through unfortunately, that much needed rain you see moving in our direction is going to pretty much evaporate overnight tonight. we'll track the front and talk about the drop in temperatures temporarily because number goes on the rise once again as we go into the seven-day forecast. >> at this rate it will be 75 on christmas day. >> i like the sound of that. >> adam thank you. >> 15 million people rely on the delaware river watershed for their clean drinking water and today there is a new effort to protect it. some students demonstrated water testing. to kick off the initiative. over the next six weeks they are planning events to teach the public about caring for the water from stream cleanups to nature walks.

and the new terminal market used a grocery bag designed by a local student. amy from collingswood, new jersey, won the contest and a $1,000 cash prize and she seems happy about that. it benefits the fleischer arts memorial making art classes affordable. six philadelphia hospitals were honored for their efforts to cut back on chronic diseases and it starts with fresh food. rick williams is live until the newsroom with more on this story. >> that is right. they are trying to revamp the bad reputation that hospital food has gotten over the years, part of a new initiative funded by the cdc encouraging hospitals to make healthy changes for patients, employees and visitors. also, coming up at 5:00, a local government building going to the

dogs literally. the goal for the canine companions and their friends at the delaware county courthouse. sharrie back to you. >> thank you. students and teachers at a school in the city's logan section got a big surprise today. >> three, two, one! woo! surprise! >> amazon donated more than $10,000 worth of supplies and books, the big reveal was surprised as a typical school assembly, teachers were called to pick up their box filled with gifts as the students cheered them on. the online retailer will help pay for new robotics and stem programs across the district. like christmas in september. >> more christmas here.

up next on "action news" today. hackers target u.s. athletes going after their medical records, what doctors do and did not reveal. >> we'll take you behind the wheel behind the cars of the new cars hitting the streets in pennsylvania. plus the app is putting an end to lunch time cafeterias across the country. it's going hand and hand coming up in big talkers, adam joseph is standing by with the full accuweather forecast. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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russian hackers again targeted the united states. this time going after high-profile american athletes. they got their hands on medical records they handed in to the association. including elaina delle donne, and serena and venus williams, and simone biles. this comes after more than 100 russian athletes were banned from the rio games for drug cheating. uber is the first company to offer self driving cars in the

united states, a fleet of the self driving ford fusions pick up riders as part of the test program in pittsburgh, each car has a radar system to detect their surroundings and an engineer must stay in the drivers seat in case something goes wrong. >> pittsburgh is an old city and has organic road network and real traffic problems and experiences extreme weather. >> would you do it? despite safety concerns uber hopes it will eventually lower costs and make rides more affordable. a free dessert was not enough for a customer that turned robber at a subway restaurant. the broward county sheriff says the store gave the customer two free cookies which he complained about. he went back to the store again

and locked the door behind him, he said he had a gun and demanded the money and she gave him the whole drawer from the register and took off. they believe the man may be responsible for multiple robberies in the area. it started as a way to boost school pride and ended with hateful attacks on social media. it's a picture on facebook with a diverse group of women cheering on her football team. she was wearing her hijab. and that started anti-muslim slurs, some are too severe to read. the school wanted to take the post down, she asked them to keep them up. this is something that muslims deal with every day. >> i want to make a point that this kind of stuff is not okay. >> school leaders were stunned

and applauded usef for her leadership and positive message. now to new technology designed to make sure no one has to eat lunch alone. a teen designed an app called sit with us, to help kids find a welcoming group in the lunch room, they can designate themselves as ambassadors and send out invitations to their table. a sixth grader created it after she said she hate alone her entire fifth grade year. it's how to combat bullying one lunch period at a time. >> and there is a really enthusiastic peewee football coach in texas and knows exactly how to get his team pumped up before a game. ♪ ♪

>> that is coach coop, the man at the helm of the west beaumont bull dogs, the peewee team is small but their bark is big and so was their win. it had to be the pep talk, the pep dance. a team mom postd this on instagram. you can see why it went wildly viral. >> it's the anthem of a well known fraternity. my father is a member of this that is how i know about this dance. >> your dad does this? >> he used to. >> the next viral sensation. >> lets get a check of the roads right now. matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> i would break an ankle at least if i tried to move or dance like that. we are not moving quickly here, 295 southbound giving us headaches from 73 on down to 42. remember the last half hour we were talking about a vehicle

fire southbound at 47, that cleared out and then brush caught on fire, right by 42. we are talking about how dry it is out there. southbound by 42, extra slow there staying on the southbound turnpike, still have the crash on gloucester city, at crescent boulevard at market street, edge water park at 130 at bridgewater road with speeds of 12 miles per hour there by the holiday ice-cream and cafe, try to have ice-cream instead of 130, a crash at bristol pike at 4:13, a bunch on the big picture, one near millers ale house and a broken down vehicle at bridesburg, and it's sinkhole after the water main break in west philadelphia at 60th and

landsdowne. and tonight in east mt. airy, german town avenue is closed for supper sessions on the avenue. the alternate is chew avenue. that makes sense. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. it does make sense. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, what's the deal with salary increases? and the industry likely to see the biggest jump. >> and stepping outside sky 6 hd looking live over penn's landing on this beautiful albeit very warm wednesday afternoon. adam joseph has it's exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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has been hotter. >> hotter than average. >> and august the hottest ever. >> for philadelphia. and september almost mimicking that, temperatures running 6 to 8 degrees above normal so far. more recorded falling here today. it will change eventually. >> and more changes after that? >> there is always changes, it keeps my job going. we look at the action cam at fairmount park, there is the sun going to work and the flowers are still trying to hold on to some of their green leaves and i described on facebook why it has been so warm the last month or so, many leaves are dropping because of the really parched ground. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a front to the north and scattered thunderstorms near the poconos and the cold front pushing in from the north and the best chance for rain is north of the pennsylvania turnpike and

scattered and then the front basically evaporates and fizzles with its rain overnight. as it pushes through philadelphia. high so far today, record 92 and same for trenton, 92 and wilmington 92 a new record and the atlantic city airport, tying record 91 degrees and lancaster, not a record but a high temperature of 91 degrees, you see the heat, the red across the delaware and lehigh valley, and just to the north of the lehigh valley tunnel the front is progressing in mt. pocono and a quick drop in temperature as the front pushes through overnight tonight, and most of us that front comes through dry, with a few clouds, the best chance for downpours approaching it's lehigh valley, and partly cloudy with the isolated downpour or thunderstorm north and west of philadelphia, but by tomorrow morning, 58 in those north

western suburbs, 66 degrees in philadelphia. a brief taste of fall as high pressure comes in behind this front for thursday and friday, and very crisp mornings and the fall feelings are back. by friday morning we could have the coolest start since june 18th and temperatures of 80 to 81 degrees, technically it's still a little above normal. then into the weekend, and then for the next six to ten days, we look across the country how temperatures are fairing above normal through the eastern half of the country, but the greatest above normal temperatures into tuesday next week and beyond, will be the appalachian mountain chain including parts of the delaware valley into northern new england, temperatures skyrocketing once again as we go into the seven-day forecast. here it is exclusively, brighter to the north of the city and front hung up to the north and

extra clouds in southern delaware tomorrow and sunny and spectacular tomorrow and low of 81 and very muggy and warm on sunday, 86 degrees and very unsettled. it's not a washout. any time a downpour or thunderstorm could develop and lingering showers on monday and 84, well above normal staying warm. next tuesday and wednesday 86 to 87 degrees, by that point the normal should be 77, 78. well above normal. at least 10 degrees or so. >> adam thank you. next in what's the deal. good news about salaries, they are expected to go up next year and there is a few industries growing faster than others. we'll tell you which ones next.

if you are fresh out of college, there is good news on it's job front. next year starting salaries are expected to rise 3.5%, if you wonder which jobs are the most lucrative, we have answers. >> looking for a job according to robert happ, here are the industries we are talking about. accounting and finance, creative and marketing, legal and technology. >> these individuals are in such high demand it means that the companies have to pay a higher starting salary in addition to other perks in order to attract the individuals and retain them. it could mean more money in your pocket. if you are in the market for a new gig, do your research and perhaps go back to school to beef up on your skills. soft skills and leadership skills and presentation skills

and combined with the technical abilities is what is landing jobs today. >> and even better news today for american workers who are starting to see raises across the board. after seven years of stagnant incomes, employers are starting to pay more and that mean poverty levels are down. >> thank you. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, able adam joseph, i'm brian taff. "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next.

pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer, overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors.

in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. pat toomey. he's for wall street. not us senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. it is 5:00 and we are following breaking news out of the race for the white house tonight, just 15 minutes ago, democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton released new information about her health. her new york based physician says she remains healthy and fit to run for president of the

united states. this after donald trump appeared on the talk show dr. oz to discuss his medical history. we'll have a break down of the information coming up tonight at 5:30. meantime new at 5:00, police in trenton are trying to figure out how packets of heroin endsed up in a classroom. he brought them to school in his lunch box. bob brooks live in trenton with the latest on the investigation. bob -- >> reporter: monica and rick good evening, this obviously is not the fault of a 5-year-old, so right now the focus of the investigation is to try to figure out who and how those drugs got put into his lunch box. at first it's described as a typical situation inside of a kindergarten classroom at the international academy of trenton charter school. a teacher told her 5-year-old

student to stop playing with what she thought was a candy wrapper. the boy did and then started playing with it again, when it's teacher went to take it away she realized it was heroin. >> that is kevin davis, he has two grandchildren with the school. >> like everyone he is heard broken to hear this. it wasn't just one bag, on further inspection, detectives found 29 additional packets of heroin inside of his bunch box. >> thank god he did not give it to another student. >> the boy was taken to a local medical center and tested negative to opioids, we tried to speak to the school but were kept out. they released this, they are following the procedures specified by the law. to handle this matter. >> parents are not putting the