moments ago the bucks county da announced he could charge the customer with a crime but decided he would not. it was around 10:00 last night around closing time when two masked gunman walked in pizza in levittown. >> everything got crazy. >> the only people inside of the shop were co-oper alex and employee and customer whose identity is withheld. the da says that as one gunman pointed the gunman in the owner's face the other gunman knocked the customer in the head with his gun knocking him to his knees. >> when the suspect turned his head for a moment. the customer pulled out a weapon and shot the suspect that had hit him killing him. >> the gunman that die said

identified at 24-year-old sean rose and the injured gunman is the 22-year-old brother, justin rose. and the owner says that he can't thank the customer enough. >> to me, right now, he is became part of the family now. our hero. >> pretty much a hero. >> two interesting notes about this case. two guns on the left of the photo, are the actually weapons used by the suspects and the customer's gun on the right. the one is a very real pistol and the others are air soft despite having the look of a glock .45 and the customer's permit to carry a concealed weapon is expired. >> he is a lifelong law abiding citizen, you get credit for that. and had the gun solely for his

own protection and thank god he did last night. >> the other suspect remains in critical condition. the customer is now a local hero from bucks county. >> all right thank you. a chester county high school teacher's aide was arrested accused of having sexual contact with students. as sherry mull ford was walked into a district office, that she the mother of two had sexual contact with two boys that attended unionville high school. the same school she served as a teacher's aide several times. one student says he met her outside of a party and had sexual contact in a parking lot and the other says she gave him alcohol. >> they went to a restaurant and

had illicit sexual contact outside of the restaurant. we don't know how this happened. but the suspect's husband showed up and at the end of the day gave the victim a ride home. >> in delaware three people are facing multiple drug related charges after a drug bust at a motel in dover. it started at the dover inn. police responded william niburg and anthony fountain coming out of a room where they suspected drug activity was happening and police found more than 70 bags of heroin on them. when searching their room they found a womanabatha corown. and each suspect is held on $21,000 bond. >> from our new jersey newsroom. casinos at trump taj mahal and

trump plaza may be shut down but each is home to a restaurant that is trying to stay open despite a drop in foot traffic. >> his name is removed from most but not all of the casinos that president-elect trump built in atlantic city. the gaming halls are closed but a handful of restaurants are still in business struggling to stay alive. hard rock cafe jim allen was among thousands celebrating the anniversary in atlantic city. promising that even though the taj mahal closed the hard rock is committed to staying open and saving the job here's. >> we are committed to saving the jobs and our employee's future. >> we are asking for help to keep these stores open and keep us rocking here in atlantic city. >> rain forest cafe and nathan's famous remained open despite

trump plaza's closure in 2014. hard rock is offering 17% off for all employees and a kids eat free program. >> in the offseason there is less foot traffic in the city and you need to be creative and rely on locals. >> it would be tough but it's a great restaurant. i'm sure you'll still get tourists to come here. >> they acknowledge the property is operating at a loss, but the company wants to stay in atlantic city. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." well, this holiday season 6 abc is trying to make sure families in need across the delaware valley don't go hungry. right now you can pitch in, sara bloomquist is live at the 6 abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive with how you can help out. >> reporter: we are here in the 6 abc studios taking your donations to help philabundance and other area food banks, the

number to call is 1-877-940-6222. you can also find a link on our website at 6abc.com. you know 750,000 people face hunger in our area every day and a lot are senior citizens. we have people here to take your phone calls, richard curtis. the souderton area teacher who won the live with kelly cohost contest. alicia vitarelli is here as well. representatives from nrg and over here he is taking a phone this is chris young, the owner of the little lion a great restaurant in old city. this is brian taff, no introduction needed. and adam joseph and sharrie williams ready to get the phones ringing. 1-877-940-6222. this is all about giving this evening.

i want to bring into the studio now president and general manage, of 6 abc bernie prazenica and representatives from philabundance as well. bernie you have a generous donation from our company tonight. >> i am hoping to kick things off here. first i want to tell everyone the parent company, the walt disney company made a $1 million donation to food banks across america. but the he with are donating $15 milli thousand to philabundance. you guys do fantastic work. >> $15,000 goes a long way tonight. and stephanie held us how the money will be used and why other people, you need their donations especially this time of year. >> we are grateful for abc for all of their support this year and every year.

this $15,000 equates to 30,000 meals to feed our neighbors in need and it's not just children and seniors although 30% are children and 30% are seniors but we have students that are in school and running outs of money for food after paying tuition. and a lot of parents that are the working poor. this goes a long way in feeding the one in five people in our area facing hunger today and making their hungry holiday a happy holiday. >> thank you to all of you. this is really wonderful the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. or log on to 6abc.com and you'll find the links there. back to you rick and monica in the studio. >> good stuff. thank you sara. time to get a check of the "action news" traffic report midweek. matt pellman is here in the traffic center. >> that drive is a good one this drive not as good. here on 95 in south philadelphia, a southbound accident here by broad street is taking out the left lane, you

know that doesn't bode well for the evening ride heading towards the sixers game at a crawl on 95 southbound from tasker on down to the accident scene at broad street. one of several red zones on the big picture along 95 and several on the schuylkill in fact. single digit speeds westbound by city avenue and trying to get to the schuylkill on the westbound vine, now we get word of a crash westbound approaching 76 taking out the right lane. and an accident on the base of platt bridge and traffic is stopped coming off the platt into south philadelphia. if you are coming away from the airport use the girard point bridge and 95 and away don't use 95. meanwhile in hatfield by the produce junction a crash at lynn hart road just 12 miles per hour there. we'll check it again in the half hour. still ahead on "action news" at 5:00, the transfer of power

continues in washington. why president-elect trump's top aides are going on the defensive tonight. >> and first trash trucks on the floor. giving people in new jersey a chance to beef up their current infrastructure. >> temperatures climbed into the low 60s despite a lot of clouds and a few sprinkles and warmer air.

the "action news" cam spotted trash trucks and surveillance camera systems and police safety tools on display here. the convention helped city officials in new jersey up their inventory and make things move smoother. >> we are doing the budgets and figuring out expenses, something that we could adapt to our department and we look to purchase it through the vendors we see here. >> the annual league of municipalities coverage runs through tomorrow. some philadelphia fourth and fifth graders got a special

lesson on political history. former philadelphia governor ed rendell led a discussion about the electoral college and whether it should be abolished. this was part of an essay where the kids wrote about the electoral college and' nouned the finalists for the contest. philadelphia mayor jim kenney talked today about the importance of getting technology into the hands of more children in the city. he took part during a chat in grays ferry, part of the campus of pennsylvania. it offers a place for researchers and entrepreneurs to develop their ideas. kenney encouraged those that use the center to create ways to innovate our city's young people. and the philadelphia school district got $12,000 today to enhance its robotics program. amazon delivered the grant at woodrow wilson middle school. five schools in all will split

the money and some awards are for establishing after school robotics clubs and weaving them into more lessons. and encouraging folks that donate to others, qvc is teaming up with peace, love, world. it features the word love in 16 languages. and part of profits go to nest. a nonprofit that serves around the world. here is nydia han with a preview of her special report. >> tonight we investigate accusations against in home builders, the tactics use that silence unhappy homeowners. >> this is definitely a problem they are not getting a fair shake, a collaboration with channel 6 "action news" and stations across the country. a special troubleshooters investigation tonight on "action news" at 11:00.

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looking live now at our 6 abc food drive. call the number on your screen or visit 6abc.com or the 6 abc app to donate. we hope you will. sara bloomquist is there with

special guests from the "action news" team. brian, sharrie and adam are on the other side working the phones and there is everybody else. they are getting a lot of phone calls now. the phones are lighting up and we thank you very much. and alicia vitarelli working hard in the green there and commissioner richard ross sitting next to alicia too. we thank him for joining us. >> speech therapy is vital to a student's success and that help is not always successful though. one program is using webcams to try to change that. ali gorman explains >> reporter: 7-year-old milla was always a quick learner but had the beginning of a lisp. she started speech therapy in school but her mom thought she needed more. >> it's once a week in school or once every two week, i didn't think it was progress enough.

>> she now gets extra therapy sessions right in her play room. abington speechageology can do it with their new platform remote speech. milla and her therapist see each other through webcams working together on improving her s, z and r sounds. >> you try. >> at the seashore -- >> the creator of remote speech says the video quality make its possible. >> we bring the client to the therapist instantly and live and a very clear and secure way. >> remote speech is used for individual patients as well as four schools, it could be the answer to reaching people. kids and adults in remote areas. and may ease the shortage of therapists. >> there is someplaces that the children are waiting a year or

more. remote speech is not used for every client or every session. there is face-to-face therapy. but it helps to bump up the frequentsy of therapy and enables more patients. and helps people such as retirees and stay at home moms. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> still on "action news" at 5:00, a look at the forecast. >> a nice picture of the center city skyline. cecily tynan has your accuweather forecast.

time for accuweather tonight. cecily tynan has the story. >> reporter: we have light showers around, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have got a weak front pushing through and it's producing some showers, most of them on the light side. we do have one batch of steadier showers moving towards middletown, delaware. crossing route 1 and bridgeton, new jersey, and light showers and another batch also in the northwestern suburbs, it's light but near reading and need wood and pottstown. it's moving out quickly and behind it partly cloudy skies tonight. but even with the cloud cover, temperatures running 6 degrees above normal today with a high of 62 and if you look across

most of the nation, it's unseasonably warm. bismark, north dakota 60 and dallas made it up to 87 degrees. we continue a mild trend and with the mild temperatures, we got one of the slowest starts to the snow season in the nation on record. if you look across the eastern u.s., there is really no snow even eastern canada have you to go to the northwest northern rockies and cascades, but only 1% of snow cover in the continental u.s. and we have a shot of that increasing as we head towards the weekend and a very strong cold front moves in. today though just dealing with clouds and showers this afternoon. satellite 6 along with action radar showing 8:30 this morning. we have plenty of sunshine and now with the front pushing in, some showers again on the light side, they are moving through in the next couple of hours and behind it partly cloudy skies tonight and not as chilly as last night. overnight low is 46 if philadelphia and allentown 39

and wilmington 4-and cape may 48 degrees, tomorrow temperatures about the same as today. feeling a little bit warmer in the afternoon with the bright sunshine and thursday planner showing at 7:00, 47 degrees and by 11:00 already 56 and by 3:00 making it up into the low 60s and loads of sunshine and clear skies tonight. and it's going to get even warmer as we head towards friday and saturday. tomorrow mostly sunny and 62 degrees, friday though nearly shorts weather, 68 degrees and saturday ahead of a cold front, 69 and then the cold front blasts through late saturday night and early sunday and for the philadelphia marathon it's blustery and cold and perhaps a few showers here and snowflakes are possible. in the poconos 49 degrees be monday it stays cold 48 degrees. we are talking about wintry weather, a lot of people are asking me, the biggest question i get what will the winter be like? stay tuned for the winter

weather outlook tomorrow night at 11:00. how cold it will be. and the biggest question i'm always asked. >> sure. >> i get asked it too. >> i say ask cecily. "action news" continues next at 5:30. we are looking for your help to help feed families in need this holiday season. sara bloomquist is live at the 6 abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive. >> we are taking your donations at 1-877-940-6222. all proceeds benefit philabundance and other area food banks we need to get the phones ringing and we have great chefs to answer phones, kevin spraga and chris young olds the little lion in old city. and richard curtis he won the live in kelly cohost contest and

todd herriman a former eagle. and commissioner richard ross ready to take your call. 1-877-940-6222. lets get the phones ricking. we'll be right back.

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continues now with video you will not see anywhere else. a hot air balloon crashed at the mcveigh center in kensington you see the babt that hit the ground right there and children rushed to grab it and stabilize it, lucky nobody inside of the balloon was injured. the balloon was being used for advertising for home depot it was on the way to the store on the roosevelt boulevard and it had a problem and was forced to land, we have an "action news" crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you updates as we get them. donald trump continues to shape the administration with his closest advisers he had meetings in trump tower again today while rumors swirl about possible fighting in his inner circle and protests for his election continues across the country. we are joined from washington with more.

>> reporter: good evening. while we didn't see donald trump at any of these meetings today we saw some high-profile friends circling through trump tower and saw him meet with someone he publically disagrees with. >> the transition of power continues, vice president joe biden sitting down with vp elect and team leader, mike pence in washington today. as pence deals with his very long to do list that critics say is clouded in confusion, one of the top security advisers reportedly forced to resign and governor chris christie ousted. >> and ben carson turns down a possible cabinet spot. >> and more controversy over his pick of stephan bannon and his white nationalist site. >> and they say their transition timeline matches other administrations, while he hosts

a constanttreme of possible cabinet members. >> you don't form a government overnight and these are serious issues and appointments. >> but not everyone is association happy to be associated with the truth brand, two apartment buildings petitioned to get the name removed. and protests every day since he was elect. >> mayor bill deblasio met to talk about the protesters concerns. >> i raise concerns with the messages and rhetoric that for so many people have been hurtful. >> reporter: we are still waiting for the first press conference from the president-elect and when his transition team was asked when that will happen they said soon. >> thank you maggie. chuck schumer was chosen to exceed harry reid as the minority leader, he says his party will work with donald

trump on irishs where they agree and democrats will challenge trump when their values or progress are under assault. >> and senate republicans reelected mix mcconnell as the majority leader. the police officer that fatally shot philando castille, was charged with second degree manslaughter. his fiance live streamed it on facebook. a prosecutor said today in filing the charge that officer wasn't justified in using deadly force. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the minnesota police officer facing manslaughter charges as well address president-elect trump's transition into power. watch it at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. a young mother viciously attacked by her ex-boyfriend in her mount holly home on tuesday has died. police released the picture of the man he is 38-year-old sean

causy and they had a child together. the detectives say that he forced himself into the home and stabbed the victim several times and marshall was rushed to the hospital for treatment but died. if you know where rashawn is please call 911. investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a fire in the brewery section that killed an 81-year-old woman. it broke out in the 1400 block of north hollywood street. it took firefighters 15 mines to control it but when they got in the home they found a woman lifeless on the living room floor. in king of prussia police are looking for two men connected to an armed robbery at wal-mart. this is video of the suspects walking into the store on friday, minutes later they pulled out guns and demanded cash from employees, just days earlier these persons of interest walked into the store and left.

they may have information about the crime and each time they were in a newer silver hyundai san afay. call upper merion police if you have information. we have an update to a story we brought you yesterday. a north hampton county judge threw out a sands lawsuit. he spent four years in prison for the crime and the judge ruled halfway through the trial that he had no one to blame but himself. a delaware family said they will continue their plans to distribute meals to the less fortunate even though they lost everything they had in a fire. the family was working on a service project for the fairy god sisters of delaware, they were collecting food and storing it in their home but most of that got damaged in the blaze. >> we have lost everything but

we promised and people are counting on us. and i just don't think that we should just throw the project away. >> well the parker family is helping other, their community plans to help them. a benefit at the victory church tomorrow night. as we mentioned throughout the afternoon the 6 abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive is in full swing right now in our studios. >> your chance to share the joy of the season by giving back for folks struggling to put food on the table. sara bloomquist is live now in the "action news" studio. >> reporter: hi rick and monica, this is going so well we are grateful to our viewers, giving tonight to philabundance and area food banks, the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. you can also log ton to 6abc.com, and find a link there. this is part of our 6 abc dunkin' donuts holiday food drive, all the money we raise this evening will go to philabundance and area food

banks, we are pleased to be joined by todd herriman and this is richard curtis he won the contest to be on live with kelly. and our phones are ringing off the hook, we have been on the air with you since 4:00, joining us here taking part we are so grateful. philadelphia police commissioner richard ross. commissioner thank you for being with us. what can you say to our viewers about why this is a great organization to donate to? >> quite simply there are people in need. we all know that, this is an opportunity for all of us to give something back. if you are blessed this is your opportunity to bless someone else. i have taken calls with significant donations and it's a wonderful thing. >> it is. thank you for being with us. the number to call 1-877-940-6222. our call the takers are be on hand until 6:30 this evening.

rick and monica back to you in the studio. >> nice work. >> time to get a check of the traffic scene out there midweek. >> all right matt. >> things turned pretty unpleasant. look at the big picture a whole lot of red across the map this afternoon rick and monica but a little bit of good news, our crash on the platt bridge at the base of bridge in south philadelphia is off to the side however it's jammed solid coming away from philadelphia international airport. if you head to the sixers game i would use 95 northbound instead of the platt but 95 southbound lets zoom in and focus on that. the crash by broad street by the linc off to the side so the lanes are open but it's a slow crawl south of pens landing on 95 southbound. here in center city they have south street blocked off and local vine appears to be blocked. a protest going on here at 12th and marchers coming north away

from filbert street. and 12th street jammed in both directions and it closes tonight for construction starting at 11:00. a crash on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound approaching norristown in the left lane. schuylkill is not a better option at 12 miles per hour. and a pair of accidents in delaware, one blocking philadelphia pike in northern newcastle county and use 495 instead but there is a crash on edge more road restricting traffic and gloucester county 322 at corker lane, another accident seen. and a closure at tonight i'll tweet about that coming up. the eagles go back to work hungry for another win, against another tough opponent. and a groom of youngsters will be warm thanks to the generosity of strangers. >> a couple of showers passing through parts of the region we take a scan at stormtracker 6

live double scan and talk about some really warm temperatures on the way. in that seven-day forecast. >> all right those stories and more when "action news" continues in just a moment. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine.

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looking live at our 6 abc holiday food drive ission way right now in our 6 abc studios, we ask to you call the number on your screen or visit 6abc.com or the 6 abc app to donate to a very worthy cause. feeding the hungry during this wintry and upcoming holiday season. >> absolutely. folks in wilmington are asking the public for filling the tables of the less fortunate. "action news" caught up with officials at the sunday breakfast mission this morning they say they need 2,000 turkeys by monday to make up for 1800 thanksgiving boxes for families. >> do a great thanksgiving bank get but there are families that want to have the holiday in their home and just don't have enough food. >> those boxes have cleat thanksgiving feasts with all the trimmings.

and the eagles are heading to a tough battle in seattle. >> winning in seattle is oh so tough. they have only lost five times, the hardest place in the league to play. eagles quarterback carson wentz is without his two biggest weapons, jordan matthews out with back spasms and ertz is out. the way they played against atlanta, the eagles are ranked as one of the best in the league so should they be considered in the same conversation as the lesion of doom. seahawks and eagles are ranked top in the league in fewest points allowed. >> new quarterbacks and names and faces but we are trying to earn our place in this league. we think we are right up there with the defendant defenses in the league. >> we believe we are the best in

the national football league in defense, we believe we are in the conversation. >> our defense is one of the top defenses in the national football league and not giving up many points we should be mentioned. >> the eagles with a little extra pep in their step today as they get ready for the seahawks and oh why not coming off a big win at home against atlanta and the come back hoping to keep this running sunday out west. >> it's good for us to show we can do it and get over the hump like we talked about after the game and giving us confidence going forward and we can finish ball games and we are a good football team. the sixers will rest big man joel embiid against the washington widths ards in what is the first of back to back games and the sixers are 0-3 without embiid. they lost nine of 10 to start the season and the only w was

with embiid in the lineup so jahlil okafor has to step up his game. and the sixers lost their last two by 50 combined points but they feel they are still a good basketball team. >> many thought we should have won. everybody is helping each other even with that being said there are a lot of games we feel we dropped the ball on, we think we are good better than what the record shows. >> hopefully they can turn it around like penn state. they were not evening ranked and now ranked eighth in the college playoff rankings. >> we'll focus on the things we can control. that is not one of them. so our focus in our locker room was makele corrections from saturday and then we are moving on to rutgers. >> and we are moving on too.

>> a knock against the eagles and the biggest would be the receivers right. dropping the ball, hopefully the eagles scouts are paying attention to this. check out the cats and college football, tyler conklin makes the grab. take a look at this, conklin one handed wow pulls it over the defender and game winner and now bowl eligible. the eagles could use that. >> there you go. thank you ducis. we have breaking news from center city philadelphia. at the height of the evening rush hour we have a pop-up protest on ray street near philadelphia center city and city hall. police are accompanying them. it's peaceful group we don't know why they are marching or what they are protesting against but there are numerous anti-trump protests and vows to continue pro testing every day until inauguration day until

december 20th but we don't know if that is the protest of the new president. and now going over on to the sidewalk where they set up the christmas shop area. and this is near the skating rink as well. >> and the pop-up rothman rink there. it looks like peaceful protest this evening and we'll keep an eye on that and if they continue to protest. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year.

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christmas is still several week as way but the youngsters received the gift of warmth. dozens of coats were given to the kids as part of the driving away the cold program. from the lincoln dealerships and office of health services, the youngsters were happy to model their new coats and smiles around thanks in large part to the auto dealers caring for kids foundation. >> we'll need the heavy coat for a few days. >> the next couple of days don't even really need a jacket it's extremely mild. the tale of two seasons into the upcoming weekend. as we look at that time stormtracker 6 live double scan temperatures in the lower 60s and again we remind ourselves normal is 56 this time of year and a cold front passing through with sprinkles and a few more

organized heavier showers working through southern parts of newcastle county and middletown and northern and east of smyrna a little on the wet side. that extends across the delaware bay near salem and also now hitting parts of millville and southern parts of new jersey and that continues its journey to cape may otherwise pennsylvania seeing just a little scattered showers at the present time. 50 right now in the lehigh valley and 57 for the city of philadelphia, and temperatures with the rain in millville down to 54 and wilmington 56. coolest spot now in the poconos at 45. satellite and radar it's like this little bowling ball of energy aiming towards philadelphia and the general delaware and lehigh valleys. and new york city is clear and down to the south in washington, the clouds break apart we are kind of in the perfect trajectory of this area of energy but that continues to pass on and tonight turns partly

cloudy and not too chilly. and 46 degrees for center city with the wind remaining on the light side between 4 and 8 miles per hour. region by region in the lehigh valley it's bright and mild for thursday thursday and northwest wind 7 to 14 and breezy and temperatures at 60 degrees for philadelphia. and temperatures running 6 to 7 degrees above average and mostly sunny low 60s with sunshine in control and one more stop to the shore we go. along the coast a lot of sun and pleasant there as well because of more of a land breeze you won't kick in a sea breeze and temperatures there at 60. high pressure will become the muscle maker to the south and winds are counterclockwise and we pump in the warmth from the south and by friday the temperatures double in number above average, and tomorrow 6 degrees above normal and friday 12 degrees above average at 68 and behind a strong front a winter chill will arrive on sunday and the temperatures slam way down here the second half of

the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 60s for the next three days, in fact near 70 on saturday and warm with a late shower. and then on sunday it's blustery and windy and cold and maybe a couple of snowflakes floating in the air with a december chill. and winds 30 to 40 miles per hour and windchills in the upper 20s layers needed by the afternoon windchills only in the mid-30s and we stay cold and windy on monday and windchills well below 48. and wednesday a big travel day and we are watching a system that could bring rain late in the day on wednesday. and a little bit of winter in the seven day but what about the rest of the winter season tomorrow night at 11:00 p.m. we give you our winter weather outlook. last winter one big snow storm that was it. >> cross our fingers that is it. >> thank you adam.

tonight on 6 abc prime time the goldbergs celebrate thanksgiving but not effect goes as planned. >> i was realizing i lost out big time the other person in philadelphia that was not seeing kit that day. oh man i wish i was there. >> literally. >> what the hell is that? it looks like your father and uncle doing the thing you wanted to do -- >> i know what it is pops. >> it's not just a tradition here on 6 abc but also for the goldberg family. they decide to ditch the holiday tradition to see kit in the parade. and this features clips from paraded past. and the goldbergs kick off a night of abc fine followed by speechless and blackish and modern family and designated survivor and then "action news"

at 11:00.

"action news" at 6:00 with jim gardner is next. >> good night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. wednesday night a chester county teachers aide is accused of having inappropriate encounter with two students and a hot air balloon makes a hard landing. and the big illegal drug operation three boxes and marijuana and cocaine and so far

one man behind bars. this is video of an armed robbery in progress at a freight company in sharon hill. police are searching for the two bandits and the individuals that when to pick up the drugs in the first place. chad pradelli with the story. >> reporter: yes jim, you have one free company and a load of drugs worth nearly a million dollars and now police in darby and the dea is trying to figure out who is responsible. >> this is surveillance of one arm the suspect storming a freight country in chestnut hill and orders two employees to the ground and lets his partner inside and flees with a box police assume has narcotics but they own got away with one of two boxes shipped from the same address in california to sharon hill.