his deputy chief put it, this was a good day. he and dozens of other officers gathered outside of regional medical care center to watch vidal be released. paramedics wheeled officer vidal out of the medical center to loud applause, he gave the thumbs up and a salute before being put in an ambulance. his wife and others looked on and there were a lot of tears. >> he was in pain. i was there momentarily, and he is speaking and in good spirits and he is a good kid. >> officer vidal was shot in the head in the early morning hours of september 23rd. vidal was shot as he got out of his cruiser, his partner returned fire and killed one suspect, and fellow officers

rushed vidal to the hospital. >> luckily it hit him in the right lobe, and did not cross the mid-line, it stayed there that is a good progmostic factor. >> wounds to the head generally don't have a good outcome and he has done better than most. >> two others were arrested for the shooting. they were charged with attempted murder, attempted robbery and other related charges. vidal will continue his rehabilitation in philadelphia. doctors say he has months of recovery. police brass say it's unclear if the father of two who is expecting a third child will return to the force. >> he is a determined individual and it would not surprise me if that is in the cards for josh. we'll wait and see. >> reporter: exactly where he will continue his rehabilitation

was not disclosed and his family had no comment but they say they appreciate all the support. live in atlantic city, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> we are wishing him the best thank you. >> two philadelphia police officers went to the hospital today after they got into a crash while responding to a call. chopper 6 hd was over the intersection of frankford avenue and cheltenham avenue where the wreck happened at 12:30 this afternoon. the cops were on the way to backup other officers when they were hit by a toyota rav 4, both officers as well as two people in the toyota went to the hospital. everyone is expected to be okay. police have not filed any charges in this crash. now, to the latest on the race for the white house, and at this very moment. democratic nominee, hillary clinton, is holding a rally at the university of north carolina in greensboro her first event since battling pneumonia for the past few days.

>> as you may know, i recently had a cough that turned out to be pneumonia, and i tried to power through it, i had admit that even a few days of rest would do me good. >> the clinton campaign issued a statement from her doctor saying she is recovering well and declaring her fit to serve as president. speaking of health, donald trump did release his health records and the results of a colonoscopy and turned them over to a surprised dr. oz. today trump laid out his economic plans, promising to create 25 million jobs in elected. he told the crowd he would slash taxes and regulations and took aim at clinton. >> not one single idea she has

got will create one net american job. the only thing she can offer is a welfare check. that is about it. >> and again clinton back on the campaign trail today. the first time this week. she has already laid out her 100 day economic plan, creating 10 million jobs her first term by investing in infrastructure, and both candidates and their campaigns back in full swing today. his name is james myland. he is stepping down after three weeks with the fbi after police raided his home. vernon odom has the latest live from philadelphia. >> reporter: brian dr. moylan's

office says he was appointed to the zoning board not long after jim kenney was pointed to office. this is character james moylan mayor kenney's appointee to head up philadelphia. just moments ago his offices were raided by the fbi, records were seized. after a meeting with mayor kenney yesterday. he abruptly resigned his position with the zoning board. >> he knew his position and that would dedistract from the work. >> johnny duck, has been pursued by the fbi for years but has never fashioned charges, this is for probable corrupt use of union funds, it's widespread and

multiple raids were carried out including at the office of bobby heenean a long time ally who remains on the payroll. the buzz was at city hall but nobody knew specifics. >> it's not a place where i go, i have not been on the board for 10 years, it's an appoint the official of the mayor. >> legal experts are watching this case closely. >> they will not put that kind of effort into an investigation on the off chance that they will find something. it appears to me they know exactly where to look and what they are looking for. >> reporter: sharrie, let me say once again for the record and emphasize, that no names came up in this story are currently facing any federal or state charges, to our knowledge. live in south philadelphia, i'm

vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. we have breaking news to get to here now. here at 4:00, this could involve the afternoon commute, we are being told that a person possibly has been struck by a train at the glenolden station in delaware county. we are taking a look from chopper 6 hd investigating what exactly happened here. >> we saw some trains passing through the area but that train there is quite literally stopped on the tracks, this impacting septa's newark wilmington rail lines, suspended now. a person struck by a train at the glenolden station. are you suggested to find other routes to get home this afternoon. we'll bring you the latest when we get new information on this. >> and of course matt pellman will have more in just a moment. time for a check of the accuweather forecast.

>> meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by outside. another comfortable day. >> reporter: we dropped 10 to 15 degrees off the temperature department in the last 24 hours, a fall change here on this thursday afternoon as we take a look at the numbers. 79 in philadelphia, on the verge of hitting 80 degrees but all the other areas are in the upper 70s. 76 in allentown and 60s in the poconos in fact. and a strong sea breeze at the shore keeping temperatures there in the lower 70s. the cold front continued to drift through the south in the early morning hours with lingering clouds in dover and sussex county and delaware early this afternoon and high clouds are streaming in from the west and overall a beautiful afternoon and evening on tap. as you go into the overnight hours, a chill is in the air, the coolest night we have experienced in three months around here. you have to go back to june 18th, to back into the upper 50s and the lehigh valley by

tomorrow morning, 49 degrees, we'll chat about a fantastic friday to round out the work and school week, that starts nice, but ends with much needed rain, we'll talk about the weekend changes and also talk about the return of summer like warmth as we go into next week with above normal temperatures in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam. two teenagers were hurt when their cars crashed this morning in delaware. the collision forced one car to roll over just before 7:00 this morning in wilmington. on west basin road and washington lane. police say that a 17-year-old girl driving an suv had to go to the hospital with a head injury, she is said to be in serious condition and a 19-year-old man was driving the other car, he went to the hospital with bruises but is expected to be okay. police have not told us the names of either teen at this hour. >> it's a busy day on the roads and the rails, we get a first

check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center, keeping an eye on this for us. >> a comment on the crash you mentioned. they are still cleaning up this afternoon brian and sharrie along 141 basin road at washington avenue. by newcastle airport. the accident knocked down the traffic lights so they are out in the area and left turn lanes are blocked in both directions. it remains an issue this afternoon. and big issues from wilmington to newark on amtrak or the septa newark rail line, all service is suspended because of that accident involving the pedestrian by the glenolden station, and police activity related to that along 313 by the railroad tracks. lets talk about alternates, if you normally take newark regional rail line, are you not

able to do that now, use the 101 or 102 trolleys or take the market frankford line and board a 109 bus and that runs to the chester transportation center. delco, a disabled vehicle airport bound westbound that cleared out. but issues in new jersey, in cherry hill a downed poll at 38 westbound at haddonfield road. reports of a crash on conshohocken state road close to hollow road, slowing in that vicinity as well. a lot going on and we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on a thursday afternoon, the cease fire continues into syria, and it's not solving one of the biggest problems in that region. and new details on the suspected serial killer in ohio. hear the 911 calls that helped to track him down. and we'll show you all the

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murder charges are filed against the suspected serial killer captured in ohio. police found two bodies on sean grates property in ashland and a third at a different home. a dramatic 911 call led police to grate's home, and he was holding a woman captive but fell asleep giving her a chance to call for help. -- >> do you think you can get out? you need to get out -- >> wow chilling. the victim stayed on the phone until police arrived and led her

out to safety. that is when grate shows investigators the three other bodies, for now he is charged with two of the murders while police work to identify the third victim. >> when a man accused of ambushing police in the poconos, the men that decide his fate will come from our area. he is accused of killing officer dixon and injuring trooper alex douglas. the jurors will be selected from chester county. people in syria that need help are not getting it. the united nations are blaming the syrian president. a cease fire took effect across

the war torn country but u.n. convoys are waiting for approval to deliver vital aid. the civil war there is going on for more than five years. the troubleshooters are tackling a story involving medicare and a company that sells eyeglasses. >> getting medicare reimburse many for something routine should be simple. but not for this viewer. the action troubleshooters respond and get results and have advice, the one simple step you need to take when dealing with health care. tonight at 11:00 on channel 6 "action news." breaking news in hunting park. philadelphia police on the scene investigating a nasty crash here it happened just before 4:00, about 20 minutes ago on hunting park avenue near fox street, we are told that one person is seriously injured in this crash and taken to temple hospital and

police are on the scene and traffic is impacted here. details as we get them. philadelphia's historic patriotic roots were on display in old city. the museum of the american revolution will not officially open its doors until the spring but today ben franklin and betsy ross and our contemporary public officials were on hand to unveil the first completed phase, the outdoor plaza. the fencing was removed and we got a first peek of the plaza that extends along 3rd. and it includes historic artifacts and a ship all honoring the revolution. shade courtesy of valley forge elm trees and the declaration of independence is engraved in

limestone. they contributed $50 million in matching grants for the $150 million campaign. >> the setting here for the american revolution, that brought independence to this great country. >> they have done a really good job, it fits in well. >> it looks great. the three story museum itself is set to open to the public on april 19th. >> preserving history and a nice day to be outside. lets get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> beautiful out there and comfortable. meteorologist, adam joseph, is standing by with what comes next. >> reporter: one of the days you don't want to come indoors after being outside. it's refreshing and cool and you can breathe easily. sky 6 hd in atlantic city, a beautiful day to take a stroll at the boardwalk but at the shore and try to hit the sand, you knew that the wind was strong along the shore. not as nice to sit on the sand as it was kind of blasting you

this afternoon with the winds whipping in from the northeast. beach haven, the same tore atlantic city airport and the same in cape may, you head inland, the northerly winds are more over the land, so much warmer, 75 in trenton and 79 in philadelphia and 78 in wilmington and even the lehigh valley upper 70s. a big change from 24 hours ago at this time. 15 degrees coolner allentown and we dropped 17 in trenton and 21 degrees in toms river and 13 degrees in berks county. one thing we can say is that this is a nice break from what we experienced. not only the summer but this month so far in september. temperatures are running close to 6 degrees above normal. it's warm and once again very dry like much of the summer season. rainfall we picked up less than a half inch, and the new monitor has been released today. and most of our area is in

yellow, meaning abnormally dry and now a moderate drought for central and north new jersey, and a severe drought in southern new england. we need some rain to put it in the deficit. tonight it's dry, clouds drift through the region, just high clouds athe this point. north and west of philadelphia, overnight the high clouds will fall apart, and be clear and calm with a chill in the air, upper 40s for the lehigh valley. and 57 in wilmington and 54 in millville and 62 in cape may. for that school day forecast, you may need a light sweatshirt for the morning hours, with the temperatures in the 50s, by lunch time, 74 and then wrap it around their waist or stuff it in their backpack, and be pleasant in the afternoon at 79 degrees, as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, topping out at 80, similar to today with a couple of clouds, partly sunny

on saturday, warming to 83 degrees and humid on sunday, with a scattered shower late in the day, it looks like the front could hold off, 86 degrees and we get a round of soaking rain maybe sunday night into monday morning, and then sun returning late on monday of 84 degrees and the numbers only get warmer in the seven-day forecast. as we go into the first day of fall next week. we'll show you to you in the next half hour. >> another day in the 90s maybe? >> we'll see. i'm not giving it away. >> i'm sitting here any way. adam, thank you. federal investigators are teaming up with philadelphia police to track down a collection of guns stolen from a local business, we'll have a live report at 4:30, and clean out your closet and make money at the same time, and details on a series of sales this weekend and how you can get in on the action.

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the man that stole packages from a man's front step twice in a month. the first time on the 21st. the suspect takes the package and puts it in the trash can and walks away. and then on august 21st it shows the same man doing the same thing again. anybody with anything is asked to call police. philadelphia is the only place on the east coast to see an exhibit base on a music legend. the exhibit was previously on the west coast in california. visitors can experience graham's career as one of the most successful promoters in the country. working with the grateful dead and the rolling stones. trenton welcome a new neighbor today.

the knowledge realtors held a ribbon cutting ceremony officially own their new headquarters in trenton. city and state officials gathered for the occasion including lieutenant governor. they hope that the 20,000 square foot building will have an impact on trenton downtown revitalization efforts. we are getting developing information about a gun theft in philadelphia's mayfair section. thieves made off with a dozen firearms we have the latest next. >> families i got the 411 on one of the biggest sales of the season, if you want to save money on kids stuff or get rid of the things you no longer need i have the details in what's the deal? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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getting the firearms off the street. sara bloomquist joins us live this afternoon. >> reporter: brian, the atf is now joining a group called the national shooting sports foundation and offering a $10,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects that broke into the gun store in mayfair and stole 17 handguns, they did it three times in the past two weeks and the latest one happened yesterday. this video shows one of the suspects inside of locks philadelphia gun exchange throwing barrels at a glass case trying to get in and steal handgun, here is more video of a suspect in the same store on a different date. three time they have broken into the gun shop on roland avenue making off with 17 handguns.

>> there were five on august 26th and then on september 14th, an additional 12 stolen. on the second incident on september 1st, where the suspect was throwing gun barrels, nothing was taken. likely because the police were staking out the business across the street. the owners told us at least one suspect accesses the interior through the roof and still images show the broken glass case and these photos show the police response. still the suspect got in and out in the matter of seconds. the atf does not think he acted alone. >> we believe there is more than one person in this events. all three are treated as being done by the same individuals but the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: the owners told us they have operated this mayfair location for the last 60 years

and never had anything like this happen. they are installing razor wire around the roof later on this week. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." a man is wanted for three separate bank robberies in camden county. the prosecutors office released these startling pictures from one of his crimes, he points a handgun at the teller and demands money, two robberies happened just yesterday morning, first at a td bank branch in mel march, investigators think the same man is responsible for hitting up a different td bank in blackwood on september 5th. if you recognize him you are asked to call police immediately. this man is at the center of

a biting incident. police believe he bit a woman at the made in america event. it happened when she was in the general admission area on the ben franklin parkway, she received medical help at a tent on the scene. and traffic was tied up today on the new jersey turnpike, two tractor trailers and an suv collided between exits 3 and 4 in cherry hill. police say that nobody was hurt but the crash caused major delays during the morning rush, crews were able to remove all the debris and reopen all the lanes at 10:45 this morning. adam is back and peeking at the temperature there. under 80 degrees, we are hovering there in philadelphia but most areas are staying in the 70s, a refreshing change after all the 90s we experienced

this summer season including the records yesterday. as we look at sky 6 hd at the center city skyline, a few cirrus clouds the dew point is low at 43 degrees with an east-southeasterly wind and the heat index a degree below with such dry air and the beautiful baby blue sky up in easton, 76 degrees with a calm wind and the heat index similar to the air temperature and what a change for us locally, but for the majority of the mid-atlantic region, we are looking at 15 to 19 degrees cooler this time yesterday in washington, where it was 95 degrees yesterday. so a little cool down, a little break from the heat. but it will make a come back, we'll talk about the chance for much needed rain over part of the weekend and the temperatures climbing at least 10 to almost 15 degrees above normal as we get into next week again.

>> the new normal. >> just hot. >> baking. >> thanks adam. job seekers were invited to learn about career opportunities today in pennsauken, camden county, the town held their third annual job fair at the living faith christian center, they were given a chance to meet with biggss and organizations all at once, last year more than 900 people attended and organizers hope this year's turnout will be a success as well. two rehabilitation homes in german town got much needed makeovers thanks to a local organization. nhs workers typically provide care and services to people with special needs but today the employees were out and about the community, they painted and mulches and cleaned and installed gardens on the 200 block of west school house lane part of a service project called partners in caring. we are following breaking

news right now regarding the problems sounding samsung's galaxy note 7 and reports that that phone can burst into flames. monica malpass has more on this consumer alert. >> less than 15 minutes ago the consumer product safety commission began the press conference to create a major recall of these phones and the explosion that is blamed on the galaxy note 7 that had an effect in arizona. nydia han will have more next at 5:00. and new at 5:00 we are just about 100 days for christmas and it may be too early to think of gifts for family and friends, retailers are working hard to hire seasonal employees already. and a way to staff stores for their busiest time of the year. we'll have those stories coming

your way on "action news" at 5:00. >> only 100 days to go. >> 101, that leaves me extra time. a north philadelphia school revealed their new name during an outdoor pep rally. [ cheers and applause ] students pulled the cover off the new sign off mercy career and technical high school. the new name was chosen to reflect the school's emphasis on lifelong learning and value for graduates. next on "action news" at 4:00, a popular sale is on its way to our area. you can buy kids clothes on a budget while also selling the unwanted item, we have everything you need to know ahead in what's the deal? and hear from a woman in georgia that is begging her neighbors to keep an eye out for her missing pet pythons.

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two best friends have been found murdered on long and now the search is on to figure out who killed the teens and why. the body of 15-year-old nicea mickins was found on the street in brentwood. she had a number of injuries to

her face and head and 24 hours later, investigators found kayla's body in the woods a few miles away. the news rattled the families and the entire community. >> the one that did it -- she was a good girl. >> police say that it appears that the murders were committed by a member or members of a gang. right now it's not clear why the high schoolers were targeted. it took a group of thieves just seconds to make off with a million dollars worm of jewelry. surveillance video from one of houston's most upscale stores, it shows the four men smashing the cases and they were dressed in all black and used hammers to break the glass. they stuffed top dollar diamonds in the bags. law enforcement believe they are part of a ring targeting stores

across the country. big talkers now and for our social media people out there, today is throw bag thursday. you may want to rethink dusting off the old photos. a couple in austria are being sued by their own daughter, horrified by the pictures. it's called over share entering. and they are taking them to court to get them to take down pictures of her potty training and even nude baby photos. this is going on since 2009 and she is over it, and she asked them nicely to take them down and to court it is. >> now sonograms are special for any expectant parents but imagine a former marine surprise when his little one saluted them

from the womb. i'm going to give you a better shot here. we flipped it upright, the 12 week baby saluting with its hands they watched this happen in real time and of course the image was captured and cried by how sweet it was and how appropriate. they will hang the picture on the wall to honor the family's military service. they don't know whether their little marine is male or female. how cute is that? finally a very important, very kind of creepy missing pet alert. in georgia there is a woman who is desperate to find her missing pets. pleural. 14 pythons are roaming the streets.

jacqueline posted her plea on facebook and well the neighbors are freaking out in fear, she is in tears fearing she will never see them again. >> it's a different type of pet and you grow attached to them and affectionate to them. she was moving and she felt like someone let them out on purpose. any way, animal control is on the case and people that live in the neighbor say they are looking where they are walking at every step, and of course everyone is hoping she finds them. all 14. >> all 14 -- adam you going to georgia any time soon? >> heck no. >> a big no from adam. >> thank you. we have a developing situation impacting the afternoon chute right now. matt pellman is watching it all. >> reporter: well, so many dinner things, the first is this pickup fire in south philadelphia.

southbound lanes of 95, this just cropped up 10 minutes ago. i tweeted out a picture five minutes ago of this pickup truck with huge flames coming from it. since then the ladder truck got in here and extinguished or is in the process of extinguishing the truck fire. the left lane is open southbound from the ramp from morris street. as you come away from the vine street expressway you hit the wall of traffic. the good old gaper delay coming from the walt whitman bottom line is you may want to stay on columbus boulevard or one of numbers streets or broad street. i-95 is a mess because of this pickup fire. the other major issue is septa regional rails, newark line is suspended because of an accident involving a pedestrian in glenolden.

some of you with use the 101 or 102 trolleys and some ride the market frankford line and take it down to the chester center, but the newark line on the northeast corridor is not running. and police activity along chester pike and a crash in ridley park and down in wilmington manor, traffic light is out at 141, by the newcastle airport. i said a bunch of accidents and issues, we'll check them again in the 5:00 hour. thank you. meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

all right meteorologist, adam joseph, joining us now with a beautifully perfect

comfortable day out there. >> this is exactly the way it should be on this date. with temperatures in the upper 70s. you get a feeling of what it should be like, but don't get used to it because the summer feeling is back with a vengeance in the seven day. as we look at the action cam, some people are excited to get the summer back. you never know. i think they had enough of this season. as you look at the action cam down in eakins oval. a beautiful blue sky there with the fountains, a spectacular day to walk around in center city or in your backyard or a community park. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan no precipitation whatsoever. some clouds work in from the west but even though clouds will evaporate when the sunsets. on the verge of 80 for the last two hours. we talked about how center city hits 80s while the rest of the

region stays in the 70s. 71 or so on the beaches from beach haven down to cape may and the ocean temperature still pretty warm at 75 degrees. julia right now just a tropical depression fall ago part and not doing all that much in the way of damage off the carolinas here. good news down there. pretty quiet across most of the country and the front we are tracking as we approach the weekend is still in northern plains here and shooting its way into eastern canada and eventually a cold front will dral through here on sunday night. until then a chill in the air for tonight. 59 for tomorrow morning in philadelphia, 49 in the lehigh valley, with the clear sky and the winds relax. it was pretty breezy through much of the day and this will indeed be the coolest night in three months for the city of philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, if you like the crisp fall feeling you'll like tomorrow morning.

high pressure is anchored east of new england supplying a day with low humidity and 80 in philadelphia and upper 70s for most of the surrounding suburbs and as we get into saturday, it turns more humid here and warmer up to 83 degrees ahead of that front. with some downpours and thunderstorms, but that holds off until the second half of the weekend for us. perfect time to head to the shore, september. they don't want us to tell we a beautiful time to head down there. 77 saturday and bright and beautiful. sunday 79 and more humid with sunshine around. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, will indicate summer is still here to stay. 80 tomorrow and pleasant and 83 on saturday and 86 and humid on sunday, a scattered shower. but the front looks like it holds off until sunday night into early monday morning with a

round of an inch to half inch of rain and the sun returns on monday at 84 and temperatures will be more like early august on tuesday. summer warmth for the last day. as it arrives, fall on the calendar. 87 degrees, we could make a run at 90 as we approach the following weekend. >> all right stretching out summer. thanks adam. what's the deal? is coming up when we come back.

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the time has come for the huge just between friends consignment sales. it's a time to make cash or get

a deep discount for things your family needs. >> tracy is hard at work at the facility in pottstown. >> we are picky in terms of quality of items, the things have to be in current fashion, no rips stains or tears. >> and seasonally appropriate. you'll find clothes for kids and teenagers and maternity wear and gifts and games and furniture and more. from 50% to 90% off retail and more. >> you can participate in upcoming sales, you go online and get a number so you can tag your own items. >> consigners drop off the items and the jdf does the rest. if you don't have time to tag, a valet tagger can do it for you. >> we take the items from the client and physically tag them for them and put them on the

floor and they are ready to sell. consigners give usually 20% to the tagger and the convenience is worth the cost. >> it's a huge advantage because it frees up tons of my time and still gotten my stuff out of the house and i get money for it too. >> and they are offering a brand new service for families. >> families can drop off their items and they get paid now and get rid of their stuff now, and we take the stuff to the sale for them. >> more info is on 6abc.com now one of our region's biggest jbf sales started next thursday in oaks, pennsylvania, at the greater philadelphia expo center from the 22nd to the 25th. admission the first day is $3 but get free tickets online go to 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for brian

taff, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams. we'll see you at 10:00 on phl 17. here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look at what is next. hi there, thank you. coming up breaking news out of philadelphia, a 23-year-old man was shot in the stomach while walking down the street with a toddler and police in the lehigh valley searching for a gunman days after a mother of two was shot in the driveway. and new at 5:00, charges a sixth man is now facing with last month's shootout on the atlantic city expressway. those stories and more coming up next at 5:00.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. it's 5:00 and we begin with breaking news from west philadelphia where a 23-year-old was shot in the stomach 90 minutes ago while he was walking with a little 2-year-old at 55th and vine. there were several children at the scene at the time many at the school around the corner. christie aleto is gathering information from police and will have more details at 6:00.

we are following breaking news tonight regarding samsung's problems surrounding their popular galaxy note 7. the phone is blamed on dozens of fires and injuries. samsung issued the first recall affecting millions of phones. nydia han has more information. >> federal safety officials announced the official recall of 1 million of these galaxy note 7 smart phones. and another dire warning and because this is such a serious fire hazard, consumers need to take advantage of the recall right away. >> consumers were understandably awaiting this announcement and now it is the time to act. >> samsung has received 92 reports of batteries overheating in the u.s. and 26 reports of burns and 55 reports of