school and all of its campuses would be ceasing operations immediately. 225 factory members are out of a job and author than 1,000 students in three states face uncertain futures. >> more than 100 students gathered outside of star academy after learning that the school and all of its campuses in philadelphia, new york city and new jersey are closing. >> yesterday we were informed not to come to school because of a faculty meeting and today i woke up to a text message that the school is closing don't return. >> and these students training to become medical technicians drove to the building where just yesterday they completed classes. many are just days away from completing classes. >> 17,000 in student loans so far. >> 10 days from graduating?

>> yes. >> $18,000 with no way to get it back. to get an educate for what for nothing now. >> on a letter posted to the door and website, star career academy explains that after 37 years in operation the school will close because of the negative financial impact of a declining student population, while operating in the challenging secondary operation. >> some new students came in today they had an appointment with them. >> it's suppose to be a life changing experience and it is because now we are in debt. >> he want to get an explanation to what happened from the public relations firm the school hired in light of this. our message was not returned by news time. according to established report. star career school academy lost a class action lawsuit in 2015 for defrauding students and were

ordered to pay out $9 million including court costs, it's unclear if that impacted the school's bottom line and made it impossible to keep operating. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have got some developing news this afternoon out of oklahoma city where there is a shooting at the city's main airport. police say that one person has been confirmed shot and the search is underway for a possible second victim. all of this unfolded inside of the will rogers world airport where a shelter in place order remains in effect. that as police scoured the complex and parking lots, there is no word on the condition of one confirmed victim or the status of the shooter. we'll have more on this story out of oklahoma city as the newscast continues. investigators in utah are crediting employees for taking action during a stabbing attack inside of a high school. police say that a 16-year-old

pulled a knife and stabbed five classmates in the locker room this morning. workers had him boxed into a corner when officer as rived on scene at mountain view high school that is south of salt lake city. police say that they are still searching for a mote he and the suspect is said to be a straight a student with no report of disciplinary problems. all the suspects were stabbed at least once. and as a transition to a donald trump presidency continues this afternoon. before two hours we learn that house republicans unanimously reelected paul ryan to serve a second term as speaker of the house. >> welcome to the down of a new unified republican government. it feels good to say that actually. a government of turning donald trump's president into something for the people. >> stephan bannon and white

house clouns letter, the former goldman sachs -- is criticized to his ties to white nationalism. they call them incomplete. now, also being considered this week for the trump administration, is former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani as a potential secretary of state. john bolton, and one person you will not see this news coming out this afternoon. former republican contender, ben carson declined the role. instead he will continue to advise trump from outside of the white house. >> the sitting t barack obama, is in athens greek.

he met with the prime minister, feeding a long list of questions about donald trump. it's a wait and see approach, but it revealed one global concern. >> we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or identity tore tribalism that is build around an us and a them. >> the president's visit sparked large protests in central athens, they used tear gas and stun grenades to dispuserse thousands of left wing protesters. and we met a father seeking sanctuary in philadelphia. he is looking for protection

from being deported. he was met with open arms. the philadelphia immigrant support group saying that he is not hiding and showing courage at the time the country need its most. vernon odom will have more on flores and the church that took him in at 6:00. a razor thin margin caused them to recount the at large seat, is the same as it was election night. adams defeated cohen by 11 absentee votes. 0.01% and after today's rerouco that remains the case. >> so close. now a check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets head outside to adam joseph. >> it's a nice day after the

morning clouds and rain the sunshine took control and temperature as above average, looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan low pressure skirted to the east and brought a .25 inch of rain but two inches of rain in new york city and southern new england being hammered by heavy rain and coastal flooding with the coastal storm off to the north. temperature-wise in new york city with that rain, 48 degrees and the sun returning on the western side of the low, 61 in philadelphia and 62 in washington and 50s for buffalo and pittsburgh and binghamton in the upper 40s. your evening planner here, hour by hour here dropping into the 50s and 40s by 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 under partly cloudy skies and lows 41 degrees by tomorrow morning. i'll tell you the 60s are here to stay for the next several days. with lots and lots of sunshine but there is going to be a dramatic drop to more win ter

like air moving in. and we'll let you know when that will happen coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. the philadelphia gravestone of one of the country's founding fathers is fall ago part and in desperate need of repair. the problem is caused by a long time ritual of tossing pennies on to ben franklin's head stone. after one of his famous phrases, a penny saved is a penny earned. >> it's a big draw for tourists in philadelphia. the site of ben franklin's grave at 5 and and ash. this is the crashing destroying ben franklin's gravestone and they say the culprit is pennies that people throw. thanks to afamous quote. eye penny saved is a penny earned. each year about $4,000 is earned from the throwing of the pennies. >> the gravestone costs $76,000

and we did our best to raise $66,000 and we need about $10,000. they are seeking funds a modern way, they created a go fund me page, something flank lynn will wobbly approve it. >> he was pretty much the fundraiser of his death. he when around and sold lottery tickets and that is how we raised funds for that. >> people come to see the gravestone a simple slab created after franklin's death in 1790. and there are tales that brides would do it on their way to christ church. it's a tradition but not the main cause of the crashing. moisture between the base and original stone is to blame too and the tradition isn't go ago way. organizers hope to have the money raised by december 31st so they can have the gravestone fixed in time for the

anniversary of franklin's death in april. >> hopefully however they fix it, they fix the problem so people can continue the tradition. >> time for a first check of of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go live to matt pellman. speaking of fixing problems we have plenty to fix on the roadways, looking at the big picture, getting a read on the red zones, plenty along the schuylkill expressway one on i-95, one here 16 miles per hour heading southbound on 42. extra heavy this afternoon coming off the walt whitman bridge from this point at creek road and an earlier accident there. on 295 it's even worse 2 miles an our approaching a northbound closure point. all traffic forced off at center square road because of an accident that has it shut down. you can use 170 but i think i would use the new jersey turnpike. but 295 northbound is not an

option this afternoon. fort washington this is 309 the northbound off ramp to the pennsylvania turnpike. bad accident blocking the off ramp temporarily, as they try to get the cars moved out of the way and the cheffer county crawl is on 5 miles per hour on the westbound 30 bypass because of a crash by the chester county airport exit. stick with business 30 or the bypass. lets do the commuter report on this tuesday afternoon. at king of prussia by the mall southbound on 202 by gulf road by the chilis. an accident there as well. >> thank you sir. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, cracking down on hate. find out how twitter is trying to shield users from bullying. >> and celebrating a restaurant dynasty that started here in philadelphia. we catch up with celebrity chef, maury motto.

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dozens of people gathered in center city this morning to voice their opposition to the dakota pipeline. theyber outside of the municipal building on jfk boulevard hoping to get the attention of the army corps of engineers. they recently issued a permit but yesterday ordered a study. the tribe says that the pipeline threatens drivening water and cultural sights. the company building the pipeline is asking a federal court for permission to continue their work. today's demonstration in our area is one of many planned across the country and the

latest on a string of protests. twitter is cracking down on bullying and hate speech. the site is giving users a way to limit the harassments they are exposed to. the mute feature can help them filter out unwanted phrases and words tweeted at them. they will not see them in their news feed and makes it easy to report hateful tweets and retraining employees about their policies. one of our most famous chefs. maurymotto made quite a name for himself. with his famous shush sushi and it started here in philadelphia. thousands packed the seats to toast a milestone. the iconic eatery's 15th anniversary.

and while everyone knows the famous chef. his famous sushi and conageous sense of humaner, some may not know that this restaurant here is the first in his culinary empire. >> my soul is here in philadelphia. number one. number one child. >> your first born child. >> first born. >> born in japan, he spent his decades long career sharing special soulful bites with a smile. he wants you to eat and step out of your comfort zone. his sushi success was sort of plan b. >> i have two major dreams, i want to be a baseball player, professional and then a sushi chef. >> how did the baseball thing work out? >> not good. >> sidelines by a shoulder injury sushi was it. and from his first restaurant in center city he opened a new one

in las vegas. >> number 14. >> just after number 13 in orlando spring. this guy served as a sue chef. >> mickey mouse make sushi. >> he celebrates 15 years in philadelphia. he is opening a restaurant in doha in the country of qatar. and hundreds of people are filing in to get a chance to have sushi made by the king of sushi. >> that was crunchy and a little different. >> you are behavior than i. >> i love how he says his soul is in the building. that is incredible stuff. lets get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist, adam joseph, is standing by with a beautiful

view. >> a different kind of soul glistening off the commodore barry bridge. the sun that is. low on the horizon and blue after clouds to start this morning but a beautiful shot here as the sun will be setting here in roughly 15 to 20 minutes. as we look at temperatures, 67 in allentown and reading and so far the high around 63 degrees at this point for philadelphia running 7 degrees above normal. 59 right now, at the atlantic city airport. where they saw the majority of the rain over the last 12 do 18 miles per hours. as we look at the calendar, we are running 2 degree as above normal. days of afternoon high temperatures, above normal and blue below normal. and we are about to enter a stretch here as the numbers are between 7 and 14 degrees above normal. every single day through the rest of the week. there is low pressure widening up into new england and brought

inches of rain in new york city. and substance, the sinking air. tonight partly cloudy and pretty seasonable. 36 in the lehigh valley and 35 in millville and 40s for dover as well as the shore line. as we look at the day planner for your midweek on wednesday you see all the sunshine and high clouds late in the day as the cold front approaches from the northern and west and prior to that we start in the 40s during the morning hours and late morning back up to 56 degrees and 60s as we bust past the lunch time hour and early afternoon and settling in the mid-50s at 7:00 tomorrow evening. as we take a look at the forecast highs for tomorrow. mostly sunny and 60 in allentown and 61 in reading and trenton and same for wilmington. that is 7 degrees above average and the shore. you are expected to go down there. favorite boardwalks or

promenades with temperatures of 60. the four day at 4:00 forecast, we stay in the low 60s, 63 again tomorrow and wall-to-wall sunshine on thursday, 62 degrees and absolutely beautiful on friday. 68 degrees 14 degrees above normal. on saturday, warm and flightful and 69 for the rothman runners and the philadelphia half marathon runners on saturday. a little on the warm side and great for the spectators. the second half of the weekend it pains my heart to see what happens on sunday. >> you are running the marathon? >> the full marathon. >> will you want to be prepared. >> yes. >> see you next half hour. >> thank you. up next at 4:00, local first responders turn to an app to help save lives. we'll explain how they plan to use it at schools and malls.

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emergency, whether it be an active shooter or fire or medical emergency. and the app sends it to 911. first responders will get critical data about the site before they arrived. thousands of camden area residents in need will get a hot meal thanks to a new company founded by the campbell soup company. the soulful project delivered their first donation of 550 cases of hot soup. when one is bought one is automatically donated to a local food bank. >> all the food donated today will go to 2,000 people in south jersey who are not sure where their next meal is coming from. >> we have a link to the soulful project on our website. at 6abc.com. we hear at 6 abc are again lenning a hand to help feed our

neighbors in need. join us tomorrow for the annual holiday food drive fundraising event. sara bloomquist will host the live phone bank and volunteers and special guests will be on the phones taking your donations from 4:00 until 6:30, and for more information go to our website at 6abc.com. well, there is more ahead in the next half hour. a murder at a philadelphia restaurant is caught on camera. now police immediate your help finding the gunman. >> and this business is still recovering from this costly and wet mess.

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"action news" continues. hello again 4:30 and "action news" continues with philadelphia students who may soon encounter a shift in their summer vacation schedules, we'll explain. >> and philadelphia police continue to try to piece together events that led up to a deadly restaurant shooting we have bran new video. and ashley graham, the curvy model making a name for herself on and off the runway unveils a new doll created in her likeness. >> first at 4:30, businesses are still recovered in the east falls section of philadelphia after a water main broke dumping millions of gallons of water into the parking lot.

>> you saw what it looked like when cars were left stranded and people were carried out of the stores there. john rawlins live at the shop-rite on fox treat. >> reporter: it was a remarkable scene in the video. all but one store reopened here after the latest mishap but they had multiple floods here costing the water deposit over a million dollars after claims and repairs and cleanup. now there is a plan to fix things. water crews carefully burying some unusually troubled water mains and crews hauling waste and the last storie preparing t reopen tomorrow. >> the water was about this high -- >> what do you have to do to get back open? >> serve pro came in and cleaned tup and took the mud out of the store.

>> baker center a strip mall only months old when one night the first water main ruptured causing a 13 million gallon lake and then a second main less loose eight gallons and ten days ago emergency responded, more evacuations and more submerged cars. prompting this customer's reaction. >> this place is cursed i tell you. >> so what is going on here? why are the water mains underneath failing? they can't find a specific cause. >> all the reports come back and it's inconclusive what took place. there are always contributing factors but no smoking gun. >> months ago the department says they will replace the four mains. >> we will be replacing all four of them all four 48 inch mains will be replaced in the shopper

center to hopefully prevent this from happening again. >> it will all go out to public bid. the water company cannot say what the project will cost. but the plan is to get the project out to bid and hope to have the work beginning sometime in 2017. live in east falls, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have got some breaking news to get to now at 4:00. chopper 6 hd was flying and this is some of the video we have from a helicopter making a hard landing at the brandywine airport this afternoon. take a look here the helicopter at this point hooked up to a tow truck after making the hard landing this happened an hour ago. this is 1205 ward avenue in westchester at the brandywine airport. no word if there are injuries involved in this. you see the helicopter making the hard landing and not able to

maneuver from there and having to be towed in. we are waiting for word if anyone was injured. again the hard landing in westchester this afternoon. we have brand new video into "action news," philadelphia police are looking for two men dressed as women who gunned down a man and injure aid teenager inside of a restaurant inside of north philadelphia. the shooting happened on october 22nd at burger lane at north 22nd street. surveillance video shows the men in head coverings blasting inside what looks like a window. the two perpetrators fled in a metallic dark green car. philadelphia's public school students may see a significant change in their schedule coming up and the chief academic support officer is introducing a

new plan at the commission office today. here is the proposal. the 2017-2018 school year the first day of school is september 25th, the day after labor day. the last day is june 12th. the 2018-2019 year the last day is august 27th and june 4th, the calendar changes would benefit everyone. >> as you get later into the year, especially in the early summer feeling days. that attendance can drop off, so having more struckal days, more instructional time earlier in the school year we feel like would be a benefit. school and parents will have the next 10 days to share their thoughts about the school calendar changes, just a proposal now. >> i'm sure parents definitely have an opinion about that. >> i bet students have a thought or two. >> that is true. we have thoughts on the

forecast for the next few days. >> the next four days looks spectacular for november standards. we'll talk about the good, the sunshine out there this afternoon and this evening. about to set and the ben franklin bridge clear above with just a few high clouds way in the distance there. 61 degrees and on the warm side with a north-northwesterly wind at 7 miles per hour. pressure 29.78 and easton in the lehigh valley moving by to the north after light rain there this morning and heavy rain to the north and east of there in new york city where they picked up a couple of inches of rain in easton and northampton county and light wind at 3 miles per hour. and one more stop to the shore in cape may, dry there. winds out of the north northwest at 9 miles per hour. 57 degrees at the shore line now and small waves despite the weak coastal storm passed by. the temperatures running 14 degrees above normal.

with the seven day coming up in just a little bit. >> adam thank you. philadelphia police talking to people that stabbed a 16-year-old and they say that the teen knows the attackers and chopper 6 hd was over the scene in west philadelphia. two people stabbed the boy several times and the victim is treated right now at childrens hospital of philadelphia. new jersey could be the first state in the country to pass a controversial law pertaining to cats. rick williams is live in our newsroom with more on this story. >> that is right. declawing cats is a common practice for pet owners that don't want the cats to damage the home. but many animal advocates call the practice cruel and a new jersey assembly committee agrees and nora muchanic breaks down the argument for and against the law, and the fines it could mean

for future cat owners. you may not notice facial hair around town, people are growing it out for warmth and others are doing it for a good cause. ali gorman explains the november movement coming up in health check. just some stories we'll have at 5:00. >> get in there rick and show us how it is done. >> i thought about it but i don't really -- one of these days. >> rick, thanks. flames continue raging across the southeast. right now thousands of firefighters are battling firefighters in eight states with georgia and north carolina hit the hardest. the governor says that the largest fire may not be put out get this, until march. officials believe that most of the fires are the result of arson and at least one person has been arrested so far. >> well, get this, three new zealand cows that found themselves stranded on a small

island of grass triggered landslides, are back on solid ground now. the two cows and a calf was rescue after a farmer dug a track to them and brought them back out. quite the operation there. the rescue was delayed a week for fears that the ground could crumble beneath them. look at that, it's unreal. he says the cows were dehydrated but they are expected to be okay. >> a dedicated animal lover there. >> can't believe that. wild video. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00. a video of a restaurant manager snatching a free meal from a veteran sent shock waves over the internet. we have details and explain why baby talk could be good for your baby. and adam joseph is standing by with the accuweather forecast. when "action news" continues on this tuesday afternoon.

the manager who took away a free veterans meal is removed from the job. he posted a video of the manager taking away his meal at a dallas suburb. he snatched it after another diner questioned him uniform. the chili's manager personally apologized to walker for the actions and thanked him for his service to america. today on health check some believe that baby talk is harmful to a child's development. and a new report says it's beneficial for the children. scientists claim it's their learning the language, duke university says that speaking using an exable rated speech style could help children develop language skills much faster. some feel that using this exaggerated type of style is condescending and does not allow bakies to get off to a good

start. girls who love barbie got a new champion. this is curvy model, ashley graham and this is the new doll made in her likeness and by her rules. >> she posted this picture, thighs touch and round hips and tummy, thank you mattel for immortalizing me. >> she wanted her doll not to have thigh gap, like the original barbie. and for her doll to be authentic the thigh his to touch and be rounded out. she pushes her mantra beauty beyond size and calls this a win for girls growing up in a society that has unrealistic beauty standards. he is a former wwe champion and

father and actor. now the sexiest man alive. he is up taking care of my babies and driving my pickup truck. the 44-year-old tells the magazine says that the honor pretty much means he has reached the pinnacle. he joins the ranks of david beckham and adam levine and the rock is busy voicing a character in the disney film muana. >> can you smell what the rock is cooking? >> it's hot no question about that. >> alicia thank you. lets get a check of the r d roads right now. matt pellman is here with the update. >> we wish we were rocking and rolling quicker on the way home but a whole bunch of red zones speeds in the teens in a lot of

spots, this is in king of prussia, the crash on 202 southbound by the mall is gone, and now there is one on the schuylkill expressway westbound side right by 202, they have it off to the shoulder and you can see it's attracting attention. slowing down westbound toward the turnpike. a solid jam. 476 on the schuylkill this afternoon. not pleasant in chester county. 8 miles per hour on the westbound side of the 30 bypass. and a crash for the exit at the chester county exit. and now there is a crash at green hill road by l and s sales. stay on 340 or 322 or the pennsylvania turnpike westbound but the 30 bypass is a real mess at this hour. a real mess in gloucester county at this hour. 295 northbound is still shut down, it's because of an accident at center square road and 322.

you can use 130 but there is construction there. i think better bets are auburn road and kings highway or the northbound turnpike instead. this afternoon avoid 295, in gloucester county. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. david blaine is bringing the magic back to prime time television with his most daring performance yet. >> i'm about a b to try for the first time taking a bullet from a .22 caliber rifle that i will operate myself. >> this guy is amazing, he takes the streets in a cutting edge hour of thrilling and death defying stunts and performs for celebrities including johnny depp and david beckham. blaine says viewers will get a peek behind the scenes as he learns new tricks and does them for the first time.

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soak it in. there will be a change coming in the seven-day forecast. it means business. as we take a look the action cam out earlier at fairmount park. a decent amount of sunshine and a breeze. most of the leaves have fallen off the trees but a few maples that are trying to hold on to their yellow glow there so to speak. overalthough, again fall setting and pushing in over the upcoming weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan around the area all the precipitation is lifted way off to the northern and east.

and we are good going here tonight through the first part of our weekend. pottstown and quakertown and saint davids, 56 degrees, and 63 for a high temperature and this afternoon to the south and east middle to upper 50s for the most part from the boardwalk, hammonton and vineland and dover 56 and 59 degrees, the little spin that was the coastal storm pushed its way into new york city. they saw 2 inches of rain in new york city and also coastal flooding in and around the boston area lifting into northern new england. it skirts to the east here earlier this morning. the drier wind is wrapping in and a drier night ahead and partly cloudy and cool, 41 for center city with a westerly wind between 3 and 6 miles per hour. a november delight on the way for the rest of the week.

the high will expand through the rest of the east coast here through saturday. with the jet stream well up to the north, we are looking at highs in the 60s every single day. that high will break down by the time the second half of the weekend comes in and sunday's crash in temperature. highs go back into the 40s and winds will be pretty powerful here the second half of the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 63 quiet and nice and mild tomorrow. 62 on thursday, beautiful here on friday. 68 degrees. and 69 on saturday, and 14 degrees above normal great for the half marathon runners here on saturday morning, but by the time sunday comes around, if you have outdoor plans sunday like the philadelphia marathon or anything else wicked winds around and we'll wait to see if low pressure develops to bring rain and wet snowflakes and winds could gust between 45 and 50 miles per hour here on

sunday. stays windy into monday and upper 40s, and cool on tuesday, 50 degrees and windchills on sunday going into monday not getting out of the 30s in the peak of the day in the afternoon. looking at a drop in the temp for the upcoming weekend. >> rough timing. >> you think? >> if you are running a marathon weekend sorry. >> still ahead in what is the deal, compact washers and dryers are put to the test. will it get your clothes as clean as you want? we have the answers coming up. remember "action news" is all about interaction with you follow us on social media for the latest headlines accuweather and breaking news and to communicate with us on facebook, facebook.com/6abcactionnews and join us and be a part of the action.

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space in your apartment or home, doesn't mean you have to lug it to a laundry mat to get it washed. here is nydia han with answers. >> among the many advantages of jordan hooks new city apartment, a washer and dryer. while the apartment is short on extra space it can accommodate this compact unit. >> it's a huge convenience, rather than working around the time and hours of the laundry mat. >> consumer reports tested a dozen compact washers and dryers, 24 inks wide and 25 inches high. and the price tags are not smaller but can they perform as well as the big machines? consumer reports rani efficiency

and cleaning. >> a loud washer or dryer may be a deal breaker for some. >> vibration was an issue for many of the compacts. >> when we stacked them it doesn't change much that is one of their draw backs but having a washer and dryer in your home may be better than going to a laundry mat. >> there is vented or ventless. >> vented dryers condense the moisture into the air instead of outside. this is good for an apartment or condo. >> the 2700 bosh 800 series set is a very good choice. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> and if you have access to a prevent you can opt for a samsung compact washer or drier for $2100, both the bosh and samsung offer good washing and drying performance in small

spaces brian. >> good stuff thank you. >> the next generation of filmmakers gather in fort washington to learn from their peers. the film festival had their ninth workshop at upper darby high school. students took part and they sat in on classes that explored lighting and sound and screen writing and production. the next generation of hollywood moguls sitting right there. >> that does it for "action news" at 4:00, i'm brian taff. join me along with sharrie and adam and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> there is talking in the show. now here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead. >> thank you. coming up at 5:00 tonight several students in utah are recovering after their classmate went on a stabbing spree in a

locker room minutes before gym class and locations across delaware valley college shut down leaving students with no plan b. >> and shaping up to be a crowded holiday on the road, numbers pointing to the busiest track giving for travellers in ten years. >> okay.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. breaking news in north philadelphia. police were looking for a shooter. after two people were shot one in the stomach and one in the back. the big story on "action news" is that breaking story bob brooks just arrived on the scene. what do you have? >> reporter: this is terrifying for the families up here and there are a lot of them. we pulled up here to the scene there were students and kids being dropped off to their bus and kids were walking home from school. they came home to a crime scene

luckily when the bullets started to fly none were hit. but two men were. those evidence markers are shell ka casing. i am toldly roughly 12 shots fired a 25-year-old shot in the back. i spoke with the chief investigators here it does not look good for the 25-year-old he is in bad shape right now at temple university hospital and a 58-year-old male was shot twice in the stomach. he is listed in critical condition. now, at this point no word on why the shots were fired here and what the motive was for why this happened we got here to the scene two people shot a 25-year-old man and 58-year-old male. we'll gather more detarls now reporting live in north philadelphia, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are also fol