>> reporter: it was about 12:40 when authorities were alerted. this is an established area, very little place to put down a plane safely and they feel fortunately that nobody on the ground was injured. >> the fact that it didn't strike any houses. it looks like it came between you know about four homes on a diagonal line of trees. >> reporter: the small plane fell to earth somehow and fell on a lawn between trees and a large framed house on lyndon street in hawthorne. two people were cut out of plane and two were taken to cooper hospital one by grown and one by medevac. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. there was an issue with leaking fuel but no fire. part of a line of two seater

airplanes produced between 1940 and 1969. the faa has investigators on the ground that will find the home base and route. and determine why it crashed. they have found no one that saw the crash and some heard a loud bang but those closest to the point of impact do not recall the sound of an engine. >> heard a bang and thought it was a car crash. my husband went out to check and didn't see anything. >> i heard a crash more than usual. but i looked out this way instead of looking this way. >> saw nothing? >> saw nothing. >> well, are you looking at a live picture of the crash scene of the aircraft. faa investigators are still on the ground here. investigators from the camden county prosecutors office here as well as detectived from the local police.

people heard the crash but so far we checked with authorities and found no one that saw the plane hit the ground and they have identified there is an individual several blocks away flying at a low altitude and they did not see when the plane hit the ground. live in lyndonwald, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> incredible to think of all the buildings that that plane missed. developing news, faculties across state university across pennsylvania are on the picket line for the first time in the union's history. they walked off the job impacting more than 100,000 students. gray hall is live at westchester university. how are the schooled handling this. >> reporter: most people are handling this with peaceful protests, this is the picture at schools across the state. faculty and studented hitting the picket line to make their voices heard. students and faculty at over a dozen universities say they are

committed to this strike until there say change. the pennsylvania state system of higher education and the faculty union could not agree on contract terms and early saturday morning dozens hit the picket line at westchester university. >> they are working without a contract for almost 500 days that is insane. the people still teaching are teaching because they need the medical benefits. most classes have been stopped impacting over 100,000 students. it was a show of solidarity on the picket line from westchester to cheney, the nation's oldest historically black university. they are fighting for their contract and still no deal. it all boils down to better pay and better benefits. >> this hasn't happened before. >> full-time professors start at

$47,000 and top out at $112,000 plus benefits. they are offer from a 7% to more than 17% increase and a higher cost of medical benefits. they said these are difficult times for our universities if they will not agree to share more of the cost of their own health care like everyone else has it will make tuition less affordable for students. >> what is unfair is for everything they give us they try to take more from us and it ends us being a loss for us. >> back out live, the strikes continue and no doubt we'll continue until a deal is reached. recently i reached out to both sides and still no time or date for a meeting to hopefully hammer out the negotiations.

gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> gray, thank you. philadelphia police are hoping surveillance video gives them a clear look at the teenager they said shot a good samaritan in rittenhouse square last night. the man was trying to stop a robbery and the 17-year-old thief turned the gun on him. he is now in stable condition at hahnemann university hospital and witnesses have identified the gunman by his nickname but is still on the loose. the ride to school turned scary for students from newark, delaware when their because was involved in a crash. 31 students were on board at the time. some had minor injuries, the bus collided with a car at old baltimore pike and salem church road. the driver of the car and his

teenage passenger were taken to christiana hospital. a pedestrian is in critical condition following a crash. chopper 6 hd was over the scene at 7:30 this morning. the driver who hit the 29-year-old man stayed on the scene. police are still investigating. all right now to a first check of the accuweather forecast. on yet another beautiful and hot day across the delaware valley. adam joseph is live outside with word that an end to this summer season is in sight. >> you can lose the word hot for october standards. we are running 20 degrees above normal here this afternoon. we look at the old record in philadelphia, 80 degrees set back in 1947, so far today the mercury has hit 86 degrees in the last hour for philadelphia. we didn't just break the record we smash tropical disturbance here this afternoon and wilmington right now at 87

degrees and 84 in trenton and 83 in the lehigh valley and same for millville. cape may with a westerly wind off the bay, cooler at 79 and atlantic city airport and beach have en, temperatures there in the low and mid-80s. you see the front to the north basically fizzled apart and the sunshine took control here this afternoon despite it's draped around the region. and clouds to the west in ohio. they are moving in and continue to increase overnight tonight. looking ahead. temperatures are going to remain above normal through the day on friday. despite it's still not as high as it was yesterday or today. but as that weekend drastic drop in temperature arrives along with very strong winds we'll talk about the reality check and the chance for some showers coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> all right adam thank you. tonight the presidential candidates face off for the third and final time. the stage is set at the university of nevada in las

vegas. ahead of hillary clinton and donald trump's showdown. monica malpass is there live with a look and a preview of the final preps. >> reporter: hi alicia, that is right. las vegas is famous for boxing. tonight it's a political boxing match that will pit the two candidates for the president of the united states. will donald trump down in most polls land an upper cut or will hillary clinton get the knock out punch? hillary clinton and donald trump arrived in las vegas last night and both are doing debate prep. golf carts like this will shuttle the candidates around the unlv. the university invested $5 million for security and staff and signage. student volunteers like jennifer

and teresa are help ing out and because of that they get coveted tickets to be inside of the hall. >> i would like to hear a plan to best educate our youth today and improving education throughout the nation. >> for me it's personally exciting because i'm from the czech republic so to be a part of such a big election is exciting for me and representing the unlv, it's a huge deal. >> 5,000 media members are filing records worldwide here, it's of interest in europe and the middle east for several reasons. >> it's democracy in action and you want to know how democracy works and to see two candidates fight on a stage to present their cause. this is something interesting in the middle east.

>> and very interesting in the united states of course. 90 million people are projected to be watching tonight and we'll watch as well at 9:00 p.m. and be back with more at 5:00 and 6:00 including an interview with brendan boyle from the 14th district. supporting candidates that are in tight races in nevada. trying to help out the balance of power in congress and at the debate giving us perspective on how the democrats did. reporting live from las vegas, back to you. >> thank you. you can watch the third and final debate tonight at 6 abc live coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. and join "action news" for local analysis of the debate. matt o'donnell hosts right after "action news" at 11:00. it's search is on for a man that savagely attacked a philadelphia cab driverer and it was caught on dash-cam video.

it shows the passenger grab him by the neck and repeatedly stab him in the neck and arm. it happened on ray street in past sunday, the suspect that used the name james and clearly visible here was last seen run ago way. and the driver was treated at a nearby hospital. up next two no titles are up for grabs at the schuylkill regatta. and a police officer almost run of by her cruiser and see her remarkable split second reaction next. and see how they are helping travelers caught at the airport with banned samsung phones.

a wisconsin police officer was helping a stranded motorist when she was nearly killed by

her own cruiser, watch as she realizes another car is speeding towards her parked car, you saw it the ors jumps out of the way as her cruisers is hit and pushed down the road. the officer fortunately was not hurt here. and police have not said what caused that crash. >> she stayed alert the entire time. >> time for the "action news" traffic report. lets go to autumn marisa in for matt pellman. >> reporter: it's busy out there this afternoon, a disabled vehicle on the schuylkill expressway westbound coming off vine street. we had this disabled car a few good samaritans and then penndot showed up. the delay is starting to build. taking a look at speeds across the region dipping down to single digits. 17 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway 95 is slow doing. and 14 miles per hour at bridge

street. a slow afternoon. a few things to tell you about, a road closure due to the plane crash, this is lyndon avenue at berlin road and hawthorne street. use maple avenue to get around. and a road closure because of a house fire, parkway boulevard. lets take a look at the ben franklin bridge, we had earlier construction that is cleared out of the way now and nice and clear in both directions there. other area bridges looking great address well. looking at new jersey, the 42 freeway both directions nice and clear, we'll keep an eye on things and bring you an update in the next half hour. big news for rowing fans and rowers on boathouse row this morning as the city plans for the schuylkill regatta. this year there are two brand new shiny awards, the first is the mayor's cup in honor of mayor jim kenney, given to the

winner of the varsity mens and womens high school 8 and to honor the former police commissioner. john timoney also an avid rower, this goes to the men's rowing team. >> the regatta will dedicate a race to john timoney, the commissioner was a dear friend and loved the city and especially loved the river. >> the regatta brings 8500 competitors and 45,000 spectators here to philadelphia. it comes to the city october 29th and 30th. >> thank you. a dunkin' donuts bakery is expected to bring 170 new jobs to trenton. a facility called central jersey cml is taking over an existing building on perry street. construction is expected to

start in the spring and cost almost $16 million, the company is being awarded tax incentives as part of that deal. samsung is facing legal trouble over their galaxy note 7 smart phones, they are filed the first class action lawsuit. asking for damages because they had to keep paying on their contracts while waiting for replacement phones, samsung instructed everyone to shut them off and stop using them immediately amid reports of the phones catching fire. and the note 7's are not allowed on the flights anymore and samsung set up an exchange program at some of the most busiest airports including philadelphia international airport after calling a hot line you'll be connected with a representative on site and samsung is urging people to get new phones before arriving at the airport. all right lets turn our attention to the accuweather

forecast. >> not a bad day to fly. lets head over to adam joseph. >> i would rather be on ground enjoying. >> or the beach. >> instead of up in the air. >> it's beautiful no matter where you are. but these folks are enjoying it here on the sand in cape may. a few folks sitting on their beach chairs and haze in the atmosphere. cape may one of the cooler spots but still above normal. the highs today so far, it's pretty much everyone the temperatures fell. the exception is the immediate shore line. cape may and the poconos not reaching records, but overall above average. trenton 85 and allentown 84 and lancaster 86 and 84 in reading and 85 in millville and the atlantic city airport middle 80s breaking their old recorded as well. you see the heat continues to syphon from dallas straight up

through the kentucky valley as well as the tennessee valley and the ohio valley. but as we work to the north and west. omaha and chicago still above arm but cooler though in the lower 70s, but you hit the 40s in the northern plains and eventually this front sinks to the south and east as we approach the upcoming weekend cutting the numbers way back. not much in the way of activity going on and there is that boundary pushing the cold air to the south and warm air to the north. thunderstorm watches in parts of missouri at the present time. but the front doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. so for tonight, as the front continues to sink to the south and east we see an increase in cloud cover. 64 in allentown un62 in philadelphia and 62 in dover, staying mild overnight tonight and future shows by tomorrow morning, the clouds do push in and could be a couple of showers in the northwestern areas, closer to that boundary. tomorrow afternoon a mixture of

clouds and sun and more in the way of sun to the south and east. away from that front, same setup here on friday. it depends on where this front position itsself and stalls, you see it's far to the north and west friday morning and more sun south and east and that continues into friday afternoon holding off the showers until 2:00 p.m. the next two days, thursday and friday, more clouds to the north and west and sunshine to the south and east of philadelphia. could only be in the 60s in lehigh valley and light showers staying in the very far northwestern suburbs. the four day at 4:00 forecast, mainly cloudy and sun in spots tomorrow especially in the afternoon, 78 degrees, we drop quite a bit but close to 12 degrees above normal and the same for friday, clouds and sunshine and any showers are light north and west closer to the lehigh valley and windy and much cooler, 56 cloudy here on saturday. and then on sunday breezy and

cool and more sun at 60 degrees. quite a change to come as we approach the weekend. >> thank you adam. >> keeping up with that contest, the cohost with kelly ripa, one of our local contestants in the top three. souderton high school teacher, richard curtis needs your votes, he showed off his dance moves on the show. head to the 6 abc facebook page to boost his chance of winning. >> think he has got it. look at those moves. good man. still ahead new jersey lawmakers work to protect local students from dangerous led exposure. and in big talkers, the picture sparking a conversation, the police officer gets on board of a bus with a student and had harsh words for him. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message.

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a young mother of two brutally beaten to death at the hands of her boyfriend was honored today in east philadelphia. colleagues and friends paid tribute to the life of 24 joyce quayway. her family was there holding the two little girls that she left behind. police say that erin wright admitted to beating her until she collapsed. wright is charged with murder. some new jersey lawmakers are calling for aggressive measures to get the led out of state schools. education activists held a news conk today their bill woman date testing in the school every five years and require mediation or cleanup of any led found. this after reports showed high levels of led in many trenton schools. >> unfortunately the results from last week are disturbing but not surprising, we have aging infrastructure throughout

the state. >> led poisoning can affect a child's ability to learn now and years into the future. still ahead in the next half our of "action news" at 4:00, a local teacher steps in to teach a student what he thought was a valuable lesson. find out what caused the confrontation. and the philadelphia tailer makes mens custom suits and more. now they are deeply discurrented. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away

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the two were eventually freed and taken to the trauma center at cooper medical center. we'll have another live report in our next half hour. >> auto stoppy results are back for the young boy that fell to his death in philadelphia last night. police say he got on to the

balcony of his parents apartment and fell seven stories to the ground. but how the boy got on the b balcony remains a mystery. vernon odom is live now with what we are learning today. >> good evening sharrie and brian, the police department special victims unit is on the case launching an intense probe of the tragedy that occurred here in winfield heights last night. they are contending with major language barriers at the same time. nothing appeared out of the ordinary at the imperial towers, no outward signs of last night's horror, philadelphia detectives are coming here at this hour. hoping to interview the mother of the 4-year-old child that plunged to his death last night. the father was not there at the time which was at 6:30. both parents stopped talking to the police when a lawyer from

the saudi embassy arrived. the mother told police she was districted in the other room with another child when the boy who is autistic climbed to apartment 16 and fall seven stories to his death. all the injuries are consistent with a seven story fall. the parents are from saudi arabia and speak no english, he was brought here for treatment of various issues. and he was described to be a handful for his parents. police say they are starting the investigation all over again from the beginning looking at every possibility. one employees commander told me they don't suspect foul play but are not ruling it out either. a member of the grieving family says it was a tragic accident opening the windows and leaving

the screens exposed. >> it's dangerous. >> sharrie tonight police tell me that several points last night two different arabic interpreters one hired by police and one by childrens hospital were arguing themselves and could not agree with what the parents were saying. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a gas leak in camden county forced evacuations today and the call came out at 10:00 where crews were doing work at south 17th and carmen streets in camden, everyone was able to return to their houses and businesses shortly thereafter, nobody was hurt in this. the action cam was at the scene of a minor school bus crash, at 1:00 at american and york streets, the bus serves the academy charter school. there were 11 students on the bus. no one was hurt and police are working to figure out what went wrong here. philadelphia police are

searching for the gunman that robbed a sunoco gas station on island avenue in southwest philadelphia last week. there is surveillance video and managed to capture pretty good pictures of the person, most of tis face as he walked into the store and police say that that red sweatshirt has the word rutgers on it. it shows a gun to the female clerk and then forced her to hand over the drawer from the cash register. recorded fell yesterday and they fell in dramatic fashion today. >> they didn't just fall, they crushed and slammed whatever you want to say. philadelphia by 6 degrees, we broke the old record. quite unusual for this time of year. as we look at sky 6 hd live at present conditions in chester. 86 over the commodore barry bridge and a couple of cumulous clouds over the bridge with the north-northwesterly wind at 7 miles per hour and dew point 61

and slightly humid as well. the humidity really high down in cape may in the upper 60s right now, the air temperature 80 degrees with the ocean of 67 and still a few folks here taking a stroll here at the waters edge and why not on the october afternoon. as we look at the numbers, one of the warmest spots in the mid-atlantic, matching richmond and roanoke and richmond 84. and down in the 60s, you can see where the front is setting up to the north and west and eventually temperatures will going to go well below normal and take a look at these numbers. 40s and 50s in the northern plains right now, and some of that is moving our way. we'll have the timing on it and what it means for your upcoming weekend in the full accuweather forecast. with all the different changes in the forecast keep 6abc.com open on your devices. of course remember to follow our

meteorologists daily of course they post on facebook and twitter. now to our weekly your life segment. four lives were turned upside down more than 20 years ago when a young father of two was diagnosed with ms, but the disease has not stopped him from participating in family ski trips and to the beach. and it didn't stop him from participating in the biggest day yet of his daughter's life. erin o'hearn is here with the were incredible inspiring story. >> when scott holland was told he had had ms he turned his love of running into a love of biking. he found a way to coach his daughter's softball team and to teach third grade and when his daughter got engaged he found a way to make the lesson in love. >> scott holland is finishing up four months of grueling physical

therapy. >> you forget how to walk. >> taking the time to think or perhaps dwell is not something scott was good at. ms has not waivered his determination to take advantage of any opportunity. >> a year ago when his daughter got engaged he was not going to sit if the big moment. >> i thought we could rent power chairs and have the whole party go down in the power chair. >> but the good life center, scott's insurance approved the use of the exo skeleton. >> long before there would be a cure for diseases like this, technology is going to be able to step in. >> the family kept it a secret choosing to make the walk down the aisle a surprise at the

wedding. >> and as she took the first steps, her father taught her that encouragement and resilience can get you anywhere. >> he taught us a lot in our lives. >> what a great family and he has a great sense of humor and outlook of life. scott and his entire family found a way. head to my facebook page, i post aid video with the hollands and they have wonderful and touching advice if you are facing challenges in your life. >> good man and great family. thank you. weight loss surgery is becoming increasingly popular these days among women. the new study is detailing the risks of the surgery for anyone trying to start a family post recovery. rick williams is here with the details at 5:00.

>> that research shows an increased risk for infants born after their mother has had bariatric surgery. the dangers that surgery could create for the child's first years and the wanting weight loss procedures can reduce the risk. and it's never too early to start thinking about christmas, with 67 days to go. the pricey fantasy gifts one store is offering up for a special someone this holiday season. or like a colleague or coanchor or something like that. those stories coming up at 5:00. >> a colleague named sharrie. >> or rick. >> or brian. >> brian okay. we'll see you at 5:00. delaware county officials are giving small business owners an edge when it comes to growing their companies. officials announced a new program called edge accelerator, it allows them to sponsor

qualifying startups to get them to use facilities to develop their businesses, experts provide counseling and training as well. >> still ahead the aftermath of this gas explosion looks much worse than it was. details on the blast in oregon straight ahead. and when the national anthem can't be played on the loud speaker, the players stepped up in order to honor our nation. and meteorologist, adam joseph, standing by with the full accuweather forecast. details of a significant cool down coming.

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and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. four people including two firefighters were hurt when a natural gas explosion rocked a portland, oregon neighborhood. the officials said the explosion happened after the construction crew hit a gas line. thankfully people inside of the home in the area smelled the leaking gas before the explosion

and evacuated. the force of the blast blew out windows to several buildings, none of the injuries were life-threatening. u.s. military officials say that the fight to retake mosul in iraq and it's fierce combat will continue. apache attack helicopters are firing. and the presence of the apache is a confidence booster for iraqis on the grown and so far the militants put up significant resistance in villages surrounding mosul. we start with what a local police department is calling a teachable moment. it opened up a dialog about respect and where it's learned and how it is enforced. janet olson postd this picture on facebook and it has gone wildly viral. her daughter snapped it on her bus ride home. when the bus driver pulled over to ask for directions around the

detour janice writes on facebook that the student yelled pig out the window of the bus. officer smith, the father of three put his lights on and got on board. he spoke to that teen about the importance of having respect for everyone. >> and the good news here we are told that this ended with an apology and a handshake. let us know what you think about that one. and this special patriotic moment on the field in chichester county. this is the laky bucks field hockey team in prospect park. they went to sing the national anthem and the sound system went out and the ladies improvised. ♪ ♪ the lady bucks took the reins

and had everyone on their feet. they played the championship and one 1-0 in what we are told was a nail biter in overtime. the sound system doesn't work we'll get out there and sing. and then play our hearts out. >> you have to hit the high notes. >> sounded great. let get a check of the roads right now. >> autumn has the update. >> reporter: a good day for commuters, looking at the schuylkill expressway we are dealing with the disabled vehicle on the right hand lanes of the westbound off the vine street expressway but not slowing things down too much. taking you 30 minutes to the blue route. speeds across the region down into the single digits, vine street expressway eastbound very slow and blue route as you make your way to saint davids very slow and northbound lanes of the vine to woodhaven, also a crawl right now. moving right along and showing you a few incidents, 4-freeway

southbound approaching creek road an accidents and this one limokiln pike at ogontz avenue. and we have a road closure at hawthorne and lyndon street. and a look at the ben franklin bridge, earlier construction has been lifted and see it moving along nicely in both directions and other area bridges are nice and clear. lets take a look at mass transit, all services are on time with no reported delays. we'll keep an eye on things. >> thank you autumn. up next we'll get another update on the accuweather forecast.

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here. making sure the closet has a summer wardrobe and winter wardrobe all together this week. have it there waiting. cold temperatures are on the way. as we look at the action cam. a place i was earlier this morning, taking a run at valley forge national historical park, a beautiful area there, i was running through the woods there at beth wood trail, the leafs are starting to turn quickly and dropping, some breathtaking sights starting to take up shop close to home. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan around the region, again not much in the way of cloud cover and a lot of sunshine today. and not tracking any rain at the present timt. we had nine cities that broke record high temperatures today. and these four cities have the top record so far. wilmington at 87 degrees so far today. philadelphia 86, trenton 85. and atlantic city so far at the airport 85 degrees.

we are still sitting close to those numbers now in all of those cities, but even allentown reading and land caster in the lower to middle 80s. poconos in the low 70s and cape may 80 right now and beach haven sitting at 81. a lot of sunshine a front did pass in from the north and it fell apart as it did. really dry air in place, not much in the way of moisture, can you see along the boundary low pressure is developing here at st. louis and cincinnati. the clouds are brighter on the satellite and thicker and we have showers and downpours and thunderstorms breaking out. so as that area of low pressure gets closer to our area, clouds increase overnight tonight and it stays mild, 64 to 62 degrees, tomorrow it's not as warm today we are not looking at records falling across the board, the record in philadelphia is 80, we are close to it at 78 degrees with the boundary to the north some clouds north of philadelphia, sun is breaking

out south of the city now and shower in spots mainly closer to the lehigh valley. and fairly dry at 78. low pressure gets closer here on friday and we could wedge sunshine here on friday, especially south of philadelphia, still warm 76 and late showers arriving on friday and not a washout could come in from the north and west. late in the afternoon. and behind this system high pressure is really starting to become the muscle maker, can you see all of this cold air with the blue on the map here, with a weekend whiplash coming in and brace for this 9:00 a.m. saturday morning, this is how it feels when you wake up. 38 allentown and 39 reading and even in the 30s for dover. everyone in here is just -- as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast -- i had to show that to you -- 78 here, mainly cloudy and sun at times tomorrow. same thing for friday, 76. windy and much cooler and much cooler and clouds on saturday

and a high of 56, winds near 40 miles per hour at times saturday morning. still breezy and cool and sun on sunday at 60 and stay in the lower 60s for the beginning of next week and stays relatively dry. sweaters needed by saturday. >> exhausting looking at it. >> hats and gloves too. >> big changes in the working for detroit's motown museum. it's about to undergo a $30 million expansion. it will have interactive exhibits, a performance theater and recording studios and retail space and the construction will be done around the current space. >> up next in what's the deal, how to get custom-made suits for men for less.

well, whether the suit makes the man or the man makes the suit. we have a deal on taylor made creations in center city. you feel like are you in an old fashioned parlor in here. >> that is the feeling we go for. >> you learn there is an art to the well dressed man and custom suits are back in a big way. >> i ask how do they feel? >> and they say i never felt something like this. invest in one good suit. i tell people it's not the cost of the garment the cost per wearing of the garment, when you invest in in quality garments they last longer than the cheap off the rack garment would. >> and men learn to take the investment and stretch it. definitely the accessories are how you make the garment look different and the less expengive

way to change the look than buying two or three or four suits. they have deals on locally made shirts and discounts on high end fabrics. they will buy the cloth for their wardrobe for the year and over the course of the next couple of months, we'll make a piece here and a piece there. some are would haveith 24 karat gold leaf. and add ons. >> we add a second pair of degree -- we do monogramming. it's not free but for the 6 abc viewers it's free. >> a special deal for our vie r viewers it's a trunk show going

on until the end of the week. that is nifty. your signature there on your monogram. >> i want a diamond suit. >> thank you. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00. for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. we hope you'll join me and sharrie williams tonight and every night on "action news" at 10:00. and now rick williams with a look ahead. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00. cecily tynan is on an outdoor adventure. she is live at the philadelphia zoo. hey cecily. >> reporter: hi rick, it's a summer day in october to be here at the zoo. i'm here with add laid, a blue tongue skink and native to australia. they show their tongue if they are threatened or flirting.

and she is not in the mood for either. she is just hanging here and they give birth to live young that is unusual for reptiles up to 25 babies at a time. she is very calm. i'll hang out with the largest big cat in the world. live from the philadelphia zoo. back to you rick. >> she looks like a hostage to me. i saw cecily's tongue. that and more coming up next.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. the fact that it didn't strike any houses, it looks like can came between four homes on a diagonal structure of trees and ended up on the ground. >> developing right now. local state and federal officials are trying to figure out what caused a small plane to crash into a camden county neighborhood. two people had to be cut ott of the wreckage and police say that residents nearby are lucky that nobody else was hurt.

wednesday night and monica is attending the presidential did he bait in las vegas and shack is joining us tonight and the big story on "action news" is the plane crash investigation. >> the plane took off from the flying w airport in medford crashing 15 miles away on east lyndon avenue in lyndonwald. sara bloomquist is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: rick and sharrie, the ntsb is on the scene investigating and the two men that were in the small plane are at cooper university hospital and both expected to survive. the wreckage needs to be removed from the backyard of 506 lyndon avenue. the woman that owns this home where the plane landed came home from work a little bit ago and had no idea this happened. >> this is the first i learned. the first