boyfriend. >> i want justice for my daughter. i want to find my daughter's murderer. she was murdered and it's not right. not right. >> she heard her daughter natasha gibson was murder. the friend went looking for natasha and when she didn't show up they found her body just feet from her home. >> they found a 32-year-old female laying across the front steps of the residential home there. she sused tained a fatal laceration of the throat. >> he was recently released from prison and was threatening her life for the last months. >> i woke up this morning to the news and they didn't put a name to it. >> but then i got a phone call

that confirmed it that it was tasha. >> the crime was bloody and violent and the investigators used a blood trail to follow the victim's killer. >> what we found in the sewer was what we believe to be the murder weapon. a steak knife with blood covered handle and blade. >> family and friends are grieving and hoping for some answers. >> reporter: and back out live, police tell us they are serving through surveillance video from homes and nearby businesses, they believe the suspect was indeed captured on camera, if it is the person of interest on camera, he certainly fits the trips. if you have information you know what to do, call police. gray hall, channel 6 "action

news." >> thank you. a hit and run suspect is now in custody at this hour and police say it's all because witnesses jumped into action. the crash happened at 11:00 this morning along allegheny avenue at 2nd street in north philadelphia. a driver hit a pedestrian and tried to speed away from the scene and a witness saw everything unfold and stopped to help the victim but instead also chased down the suspect. >> he went on the curb and tried to back up. and smashed his window and tried to pull him out. the door open, and we drug him from the car and got the car keys out. and he was high as a kite. >> stepped in in a big way. >> the driver will be facing a dui charge, the 65-year-old man that was hit is in critical condition at temple university. chad pradelli will have much more on this story coming up in a live report at 5:00.

a man's car is charred and melted mess after he claimed someone threw an explosive device at him in philadelphia. the driver is being treated for burns on dolphin street near cleveland avenue. the video shows the flames from 5:30 this evening, to determine how this started. the family of the plan shot to death by police in charlotte, north carolina. is begging protesters to be peaceful. two nights of violent rights are rattling the city that is now under a state of emergency. >> reporter: charlotte is under siege by violence protests for a second straight night. >> this is a difficult couple of days for the city of charlotte. >> what started out as peaceful protests turned into chaos.

>> reporter: flash bangs exploding into crowds of demonstrators that clashed with police in riot gear sending people running to safety. the mayhem stemming from the shooting death of keith lamont scott. police say they pulled the trigger after seeing scott holding a gun. the family says he was not armed and holding a book. and they have a photo of what they found at the scene. leading to louder calls for release of body cam and dash footage. >> we release it when it's a compelling reason, i'm not going to jeopardize the investigation. >> if that video is released that is one tangible olive branch to a communities that is embroiled in inexpublicable

pain. >> all the mother wants is just tis for her son's death. over 400 troops will be on the ground there in charlotte by sun down. from our delaware newsroom, a 23-year-old teacher is accused of having sex with a 17-year-old male student. nicole is placed on leave now without pay by the indian river school district. officialed say she was working at the g.w. carve educational center when the crimes happened. she is charged with four crimes of child sex abuse and is held on $80,000 bail. a 7-eleven employee managed to hide in a stockroom and call 911 while the thief robbed the convenience store. he walked into the store in feltonville early yesterday morning. armed with a two by four dove on top of the cash register and got

it open and helped himself to the money inside. a bullet prompted a school lockdown in northeast philadelphia this morning. the school district tells "action news" that a student from northeast high school had a bullet before he went inside of the building and was found inside of his bag as he went through the metal detecters. the building was cleared and the lockdown lifted a half hour later. a recycling plan in brided burg was evacuated because of a propane leak. there was a problem with unof the valves on a tank on the 4300 block of delaware avenue, nobody was injured here. time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> a beautiful day out there. that is what i think. adam joseph thinks a little too warm. >> we had the discussion already between the three of us. it's beautiful, but too warm for the first day of fall. no, it is beautiful with respect

to the sky cover and sunshine and low humidity. i'll agree with you on those two accounts. take a look at this, summer still taking over the eastern half of the country. it's 87 degrees in philadelphia, 11 degrees above normal. not feeling like the first day of fall. 90 in wichita and 92 in new orleans, and only bismark at this point is feeling the cool air at 61 degrees. the moisture down to the south that was the remnants of julia kins to fall apart and a lot of sun here, a lot of clouds in ottawa and canada and that will arrive here tomorrow night. 78 at 7:00 and dropping into the middle 70s by 90s and minimally clear with an overnight temperature of 64 degrees. tomorrow we are near 90 degrees, the humidity comes back up as well. but at autumnal weekend is on

tap. by monday morning, temperatures in the 40s. we'll talk about the big changes that i'm smiling about coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam thanks very much. we have been handing breaking news from buckingham township in buck county. chopper 6 hd is live over what is described to us as a fatal accident involving a paid -- at peddlers village. anybody with information about this accident is asked to call police there. one person believed dead, a pedestrian here, resulting from the crash at peddlers village. we'll pass along details as soon as we get it. a bridge project in delaware is aimed to make the area safer, work is underway on the delaware

9 over the channel. but the improvement comes with a closure that americans the drive from port penn to delaware city will be a longer commute and businesses like the cathy crab house, says the closure is preventing customers from getting to them easily. the project is expected to cost $3 million. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman. >> hi guys, the season may have a changed but not a lot has changed on the traffic front. >> we have traffic in the work zone at cotman avenue, another accidents in the southbound direction by cotman. you see the left lane out of commission, appears to be three vehicles involved and the police are on the scene and at least one vehicle is badly damaged. with the two right lanes getting by in the work zone, it's not the most pleasant ride, southbound a parking lot coming

down from woodhaven from the accident scene in cotman. stay local on frankford avenue, or on route 1, 95 southbound is not where you want to be once again this afternoon. in olney a crash closing down crescentville road, it brought down a pole, front street an alternate. and that is close to the bridge closure, and we are tracking the awful accident involving the pedestrian in buck county and portions of upper and lower york are shut down and jammed in the area. stay clear of that area this afternoon. and cherry hill township watching a crash at old marlton pike. and lets do the commuter report on this thursday almost friday afternoon. in northern delaware, reports of a crash at 202, concord pike southbound past sharply road. you can see just 4 miles per hour.

that too is a spot you don't want to find yourself. we'll check it again brian and sharrie in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. still ahead at 4:00 a massive online security breach is uncovered impact half a billion accounts at internet giant yahoo!. it looks like summer outside but looks more like winter in westchester, find out why the snow is falling. with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. find yours with a medicare plan ffrom independence blue cross.

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>> the road to the white house is again bringing the candidates right through our area. let take a live look inside at sun center studios in chester township delaware county where the republican nominee is set to hold a rally in just a few hours. but he is already in

philadelphia. moments ago he stopped by geno steaks on passyunk where he greeted diners and of course ordered a cheesesteak and headed to the ritz carlton for a private fundraiser. >> he spoke at an energy conference in pittsburgh and he started off his speech by condemning the recent violence in charlotte saying the country needs to come together. >> meantime hillary clinton is taking time off to prepare for monday's debate. they are investing 30 million there's in online advertising to help her connect with younger voters, the ads will run on youtube, twitter and bet. clinton has struggled to win the voters that were a big part of president obama successful

campaign. "action news" has coverage and our live reports begin sunday night. and follow-up dates on 6abc.com. going to be a big night. the presidential race taking center stage nationally, but there are a number of congressional races coming up in november as well. in pennsylvania 7th district. democrat mary elyen is trying to oust pat meehan. >> being asked about donald trump is common this time of year for republican pat meehan as he runs for re-election. he does not have a clear-cut answer for voters, he is not voting for clinton but is not voting for donald trump yet either even though he understands the appeal. >> i look at donald trump and he speaks for a lot of people, you have to look beyond and appreciate there are real people out there. i'm not happy with his rhetoric from time to time. >> the message is the same it

has always been. >> economic security and a sense that they have opportunity in this kind of an economy and personal security both here at home and concerns with the threats of terrorism globally. me man is running for a fourth term is well known. he is facing a rematch with the former professor at la salle. this time she is depicting him as a friend of the rich and wrong on gun control. >> the biggest the difference is, he has voted against the ban on assault weapons. i'm a million mom marcher and that issue is very important to me. >> she believes her chances are better because of trump. >> if it's possible at all this is the year. >> if you want to look at these candidates see this report on 6abc.com. tamala edwards, channel 6 "action news."

fall literally just got leer but looked like winter here in westchester. some businesses including the classic diner on east gay street are decked out with christmas trees and holiday decorations, it even snowed there today. with the temperatures reaching into the upper 80s they some how made that happen, the winter wonder land was set up for a commercial being filmed for the pennsylvania lottery. >> when you see the commercial and see them sweating you'll understand why. >> it was shot in october -- wait it's september. >> adam joseph is standing by with the latest from accuweather. >> we all feel confused including mother nature, it feels like summer and it is fall and looking like winter in parts of our area. i feel bad for the folks wearing the heavy coats. as we look live at the ben franklin, we see wave action along the delaware and the

breeze coming in a warm one here, and numbers upper 80s for philadelphia, and the lehigh valley, 87 degrees, 84 in trenton and 84 in wilmington and winds off the shore in the northeasterly direction off the atlantic, only in the upper 70s there. that is pretty nice. as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar, we have the remnants of julia down to the south and finally breaking apart and raining itself out after day after day of wet weather in the virginias and the carolinas, and there is the next front from the north that will be the big change that comes in friday night and especially during the day on saturday. but for tonight, mainly clear and comfortable, 50s in the northern suburbs, 58 in trenton and 57 in lancaster, and 54 in dover and cape may in the mid-60s. future tracker 6 at lunch time tomorrow we are already breaking into the 80s for wilmington,

philadelphia, the verge of the lehigh valley and the poconos and 70s at the shore and into the afternoon tomorrow mid to upper 80s and some thermometers, including philadelphia could hit 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon and the humidity comes up as well. >> the tropics we have tropical depression karl it's really fallen apart over the last 24 to 36 hours and we have lisa no threat, going to the north over the open waters. we expected bermuda, the computer models were showing a category 2 hurricane, now down to just a tropical storm, fairing better for the island of bermuda over the weekend but still we'll have to watch this wins near 50 to 60 miles per hour and it curves away as it probably becomes a hurricane in the north atlantic. but the four day at 4:00 forecast. 88 to 90 degrees and more humid

as well with the fall feeling flooding in on saturday, with the breeze from the north, a high of just 78 degrees, above normal for this time of year. refreshing and typical for this time of year and sunday 72 degrees and lots of sun and a morning chill and the afternoon high pleasant 73 degrees. finally we are starting to see what is more typical for this time of year and we'll let you know if that continues in the seven day as welcoming up. >> all right adam. yesterday we told you about the journey that our 6 abc weather balloon took from berks county to buck county and now we have an incredible birds eye view of the entire flight. there were go pro cameras attached to the balloon and traveled 34 miles and experienced temperatures as cold as negative 83 degrees and winds up to 99 miles per hour. it looks pretty fake but the video is all real there. you can relive the entire flight

of the balloon at 6abc.com. you'll find the complete time lapse video and an explanation from cecily tynan and adam joseph about how it all works and a slideshow from the balloon's spectacular flight. >> how many miles up again? >> 19.5. >> 19.5 miles touching stratosphere. >> have you to watch that video. coming up a young boy's letter not president is going viral. here his innocent take on the controversial topic of refugees. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump.

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leadership award and north mark advisers received the others award. the luncheon was held at the crystal tea room in philadelphia and both were thanked for helping families in need. no parking zones are going up in south street as philadelphia gets ready for the free street event this weekend. >> saturday from 8:00 in the morning until 1:00 in the afternoon. 10 miles of city roadways will be closed to traffic and open to pedestrians and cyclists, the route goes from river to river from south street to the schuylkill river trail out mlk drive and the south bridge. the white house honored some of the nation's most talented artists and writers today two from our area. they got the national humanities medal directly from president obama. and amy gross was recognized for

questioning guests on fresh air produced in philadelphia. >> we have an impressive crew with us here today. we have terry gross and a whole s&p bunch of people that terry gross as interviewed. and comedian mel brooks had everybody laughing when he pretended to pull down the president's pants. >> only brooks can maybe pull this one off. >> nobody else. up next on "action news" today, developing news the massive breach affecting hundreds of millions of yahoo! users, we'll tell you what the hackers managed to steal. >> in big talkers the nation teaches a lesson in compassion, what he managed to do to make another boy's life better.

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senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. 4:30 now and "action news" continues with a rash of robberies at local pharmacies and police have clear surveillance video of the two men they say are responsible. >> plus, a dramatic theft at a storage facility and the thieves used the u-haul as their weapon of choice. and this is the most watched video ever on the president's facebook page, a boy with a big

heart and a lesson we can all live from. a crossing guard in northeast philadelphia was seriously injured by a driver who police say intensely struck her and took off. the driver and crossing guard had an altercation afterwards and he almost hit a child in the process. sara bloomquist has the details of this bizarre story. >> reporter: this is the interests section where the crossing guard was rundown. the guard yelled at a driver that almost hit a child crossing across the street and at that point the driver stopped and put in in reverse and ran right into the crossing guard. the crossing guard was performing her job like this one was doing outside of carmel elementary school this afternoon. it was yesterday that the 52-year-old told police she stopped traffic to cross a child

and a silver car made a left turn almost hitting the child and the crossing guard yelled at the driver as he passed her. >> i see it a lot. it happens here and the crossing guard stands there to block the cars from turning, she screams at them like yo, why are you crossing. >> he put it in reverse and hit the crossing guard that was standing on the median. >> and then fled the scene and there was witnesses that corroborated the story. >> we are looking for the car. the crossing guard had injuries to her arm hand and knee and probable fracture to her left shoulder. >> she is in the hospital? i hope she is okay. >> they are out there doing their job getting kids to school safe and it's an unacceptable

act. >> the driver was treated at torresdale and it's unclear if they was released yesterday. they are hoping to find surveillance video of the car we know it's silver likely with a little damage, and a young man with a baseball cap was behind the wheel. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> meanwhile, philadelphia police are trying to find the thiefs that used a u-haul truck that tried to ram their way into the building. this is the incredible video, they drive the truck through the front door of the building at the public storage facility on grant avenue. the pair sped off. no word on how much money was inside of the safe. recent armed robberies in delaware county, and delaware now appear to be connected. the fbi is sharing video. back on august 29th, customers

dropped to the ground when two men wearing construction vets robbed the spring field pharmacy and two men in westchester pike in upper darby and july 8th a third man involved in the heist at rite aid in claymont, delaware. there is a reward leading to the suspect's arrests. and police are investigating the assault of a woman when she was getting on to a septa bus in southeast philadelphia. it happened on the morning of september 11th. the woman was stepping on to the bus when the man walked up and saltsed her and then ran off. if you have information you are asked to call police. summer may be officially over but a great evening to spend at the beach especially when there is good music on tap. they will perform a free concert on the beach and joined by

darryl of run dmc. and darryl spent time with the boys and girls club of atlantic city and he will present them with sneakers and backpacks. >> that is old school hip hop. >> you got what i need? >> that is bismarke. poison -- >> i have that in my head all the time. >> i actually do my job i'm standing here for a reason. take a look outside, center city skyline, a few high clouds above and a lot of blue here in the first day of fall. not feeling like it. 87 degrees, but at least the dew point is low where it feels rather dry out there. winds from the east at 7 miles per hour and in atlantic city the chop is up and moderate rip current risks, and a breeze coming in off the water and the

ocean temperature is warm at 74 degrees, and one more stop with the wall of baby blue in easton and 87 there with a calm wind and dew point is nice and dry at 84 degrees, the heat index is lower than it's air temperature because of the dew point being so low. we'll chat about temperatures near 90 by the end of the week and big changes for the upcoming weekend. >> adam thank you. developing news right now, about a massive internet security brief, yahoo! says that the personal information from 500 million accounts has been stolen, including user names, email addresses and telephone numbers and birth dates and passwords, yahoo! is blaming a hack on a state sponsored actor. it dates back to late 2014, yahoo! is recommending users change their passwords. it's two days since actress

angelina jolie announced she is filing for divorce against her husband, brad pitt. now we learn more about that breakup. rick williams is live with the details. >> thank you, sources are telling abc news tonight that there was no third party involved in the split of one of hollywood's biggest super couples this as the ac street rumored to have had an affair with brad pitt breaks her silence, what she has to say coming up at 5:00. and coming up tonight it's premier week continuing on 6 abc and this evening is the series premier of notorious. a new edition to the thursday night lineup and the stars in the series created chemistry the first time they met. >> those stories and more when we return on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you. it sounds a little juicy. it was a special day at a

school in bridgeton, new jersey, school officials cut the ribbon on a new edition to the bucks school today. the school showed off some of their latest renovations, bucks school serves students in kindergarten to eighth grade. coming up a young boy appeals to the president for a new friend. but not just any friend, he wants to make life easier for a young refugee of war. how would you like a robot giving you financial advice, it's cheaper an a human. we'll look at the pros and cons coming up. and adam joseph is back with the forecast when "action news" continues next.

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philadelphia mayor jim kenney is pushing quality education as the key to transforming the economy. he spoke at the conference hosted by the federal reserve bank of philadelphia. mayor kenney told the crowd that the universal pre-k is the single most investment that the community can make to provide them with a path to upper movement. >> what we go through in our country with policing and incarceration and poverty is directly related to lack of education and lack of opportunity and more important lack of hope. >> hundreds of community

developers and leaders come to this concerns that happens every other year. now, to the big talkers at the "action news" big board. a topic of debate everywhere and now highlights by "time" magazine. this is the cover of the new issue, colin kaepernick kneeling in protest. he is protesting police brutality as well as the treatment of minorities in the united states and the magazine spoke with malcolm jenkins who took part in this protest raising his fist during the national anthem during the game. jenkins explained what it means for him. say that negative reaction comes from people's unwillingness to digest the hard truth in america. and now a story we brought you here last week. an elderly popsicle vendor can retire thanks to the generosity

of strangers. he sold popsicles in chicago's little village neighborhood for more than 40 years, he intended to retire and his daughter suddenly died and he and his wife became the sole supporters of their two grandsons, a man saw him pushing his cart through the neighborhood. more than 17,000 people chipped in a whopping $385,000. that money coming from 60 currents, sanchez feels grateful he can finally stop working but has not decided to do with all the money. he has hired an attorney to help with the new found wealth. and now a boy that can teach us the real meaning of compassion. >> dear president obama, do you remember the boy from syria, can you bring him and bring him to

our home. park in the driveway or on the street and we'll wait for you guys with flowers and we'll give him a family and he will be our brother. >> an extraordinary young man, 6-year-old amex moved by the image of the 5-year-old left bloodied after an air strike destroyed his home. he will invite him to birthday parties and share his toys and teach him to ride a bike. he shared the letter at a refugee summit yesterday. >> the compassion a young man displays because he has not learned to be fearful of other people because of how they look or how they pray. we can all learn from alex. >> that video has 8 million views in just 16 hours making it the most watched video ever posted on president obama's facebook page. an incredible story and all of

us were touched by the video. and the youngest among us touched as well. >> all right brian, thanks. >> lets get a check of the roads on this thursday, matt is standing by in the traffic center for us. >> sad stories cropping up on the roads this afternoon a serious accident unfolding close to collegeville and phoenixville, this is 422 west of 229, this accident actually happened in the eastbound lanes involved a pedestrian, we have reports that they may have to bring a medical chopper into the scene and 422 is an absolute mess and no eastbound traffic is getting by whatsoever and westbound is creeping along slowly at this point. i am advising you to avoid 422, and i know so much of you use it in the afternoon. stay on ridge pike or 724, 422 say mess.

an accident involving a pedestrian in buckingham township, close to peddlers village, it's a mess along 202 lower york as well. stay farther away if i were you, maybe stay up on mechanics road or upper or lower mountain roads and a mess through bucks county because of an accidents as well. luckily the accidents on 95 southbound side at cotman is gone and the delay is not and jammed solid from woodhaven to the scene at cotman, we are getting ready for a tacony palmyra bridge opening. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. still to come on "action news" today. trusting a robot to manage your money. turns out that is a growing industry but as you guessed there are some risks like trusting a robot to manage your money. stepping outside, a beautiful view here, sky 6 hd giving us the view here on

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some internal disagreement here if today was near perfect or too warm. we'll say near perfect. >> i like that compromise, low hault and sunshine beautiful. but if you want the fall feeling to come in with the actual season -- not much. >> it's coming. >> yes, this weekend as we take a look at double scan live radar again a lot of sun and high clouds especially to the south of philadelphia today but the temperatures running close to 11 degrees or so above normal. 87 in philadelphia right now, 87 lehigh valley, and 84 in wilmington and cooler to the south along the water's edge

with the wind coming in from the east-northeast. creating rip current risk here with the ocean of 74 degrees. problem here is remnants to the south and we have the winds wrapping in around that system but it continues to fall apart. the remnants of julia, we have a crystal clear sky for the most part across much of the area. that remains the case overnight tonight. and a front to the north and this is the dividing line of summer air to the south and fall-like air to the north of that boundary. it stays clear tonight and comfortable, the humidity is not going to come up all that much overnight. the wind 2 to 4 miles per hour and 54 in the suburbs and 64 degrees for center city. high pressure again parking itself tomorrow north of the great lakes. we are still south of this boundary and as it gets closer, can you actually warm the atmosphere more because you can send in what we call a prefrontal surge of warm air

from the southwest, so 89 maybe at 90 degrees at a time here in philadelphia tomorrow. and it will turn more humid during the day with a good amount of sunshine. the front comes through fairly dry, on friday night early saturday. could be a sprinkle here or there but the fall change comes in with much cooler weather on saturday, a high temperature of just 78 degrees as it suppresses that summer warmth to the south. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 89 tomorrow and sunny and warm and more humid. if you like that feeling, get out and enjoy and then turning more autumnal around here with sun and clouds on saturday and 78 degrees and sunny and refreshing for the eagles at 4:25 your kickoff temperature 70 degrees and by the fourth quarter a bit of a chill of 66 with the north-northeastly wind and then monday morning, many suburbs start in the 40s, 50s for the city and only 73 in the

afternoon which is pretty average, and partly sunny and 76. and turning cloudy at the end of the next week and temperatures in the mid up toer 70s and that is a more typical late september looking seven-day forecast. with the exception here of tomorrow. >> adam thank you. and still to come here on "action news" today. would you give a computer control of your finances? in today's what's the deal? we look at the risks and possible rewards. plus, 1800 year of experience and wisdom in one room. we'll take you to an event that is honoring the areas centenarians. when "action news" comes right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan.

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well in this era of self driving cars what decisions are

you comfortable trusting to a computer? how about financial advice. nydia han has more on what you need to know about this relatively new option. >> reporter: robo advisers are new advisers that can manage your portfolio. here is what you need to know. when allison cohen began vesting she opened an account with a robo adviser. it recommends investments for. >> you it didn't feel old or stonly or conservetive it felt like it was on the cutting edge of investing. >> cohen is not alone, consumer reports says that robo advisers are big business. >> they manage $53 billion and that number is expected to grow between 5 and $7 trillion in the next 10 years. some include wells front and

betterment, and schwab is getting into the game. but experts at consumer reports says that going robo requires a fair amount of faith in the technology especially in a rocky market. >> there is no real track record and they have not been around long and tested in a true bear market. >> and a robo adviser cannot help you prioritize financial goals or answer questions like should you pay down debtor save more. a robo adviser cannot help you navigate tricky situations either like divorce or saving for college or handling the finances of an aging parent. for people like allison cohen, a robo adviser could be the way to go particularly to jump into the market. >> deciding between a human adviser and a cheaper robot solution depends on your financial situation and how

comfortable you are with technology. you'll find a quiz on 6abc.com to help you. and finally here is something you likely have never seen before, 1800 years of experience all in one room. holy redeemer health system honored 18 centenarians today in southeast philadelphia, the luncheon was held to honor the women that are all older than 100 years old. there were public officials that saluted them all for a life very well lived and they have quite a bit of time. >> that is it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 5:00. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00, a hit and run arrest following a wild scene in philadelphia. how witnesses to the crash wound up tracking down the suspect and

the push for pennsylvania continues with just days until the first presidential debate. the unexpected stop for donald trump in philadelphia before his rally in delaware county tonight. >> and the closure that could make your commute on i-95 in philadelphia even worse. sorry about that. we'll have those stories and more next at 5:00. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. this is the damage left behind after a 65-year-old man was hit by a car and then flung on to the windshield. tonight the suspect behind the wheel is in custody thanks to quick thinking good samaritans. the big story on "action news" is the hit and run arrest in northeast philadelphia. chad pradelli is live now with the details on this chaotic scene. >> reporter: yes brian, a sad case, the 65-year-old is still fighting for his life. it happened just behind me, the victim was crossing here at second and allegheny, the vehicle was traveling westbound on allegheny and hit the man just here and sped off where he was capture aid half block away.

>> eyewitnesss say the impact sounded like car on car instead a 65-year-old man was ran over as he walked his stepdaughter to the bus stop and the impact hurled him into the air and into this car. john would only give his first name. >> he through up in the air and slid into my car and i came out to help him and the guy took off down allegheny, i jumped in my car and he spun around and we stopped him and he tried to get over the curb -- >> the two guy samaritans smashed the window to the car and the driver tried to drive away again. >> he tried to get out and he drug me under the car and we finally got him out of car and got the car keys out and he was high as a kite. >> the victim was not identified cents to the emergency room of the hospital. witnesses say he was