and a local man is seen doing the right thing on viral video. that's next. ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ >> a sick and depraved terrorist attack. that's how it was described by british prime minister teresa may. it happened today in the shadow of big ben. tonight, five people are dead.

>> it is wednesday night. the big story on "action news" tonight, the massive investigation into the attack today in london. the lethal weapons were a knife and suv. it started with the vehicle mowing down pedestrians on listelondon's west minute strer. three women were killed. one woman jumped into the river thames and was rescued. the driver emerged with a big knife which he proceeded to fatally plunge a policeman. withnife in hand he got through the gate to the palace yardhe was shot two or three times. islamic extremism was suspected

in the attack. they believe they know the identity but are not saying. prime minister teresa may rushed away from the apartment spoke outside 10 downey street and hailed the country's revolve. >resolve.>> we'll never allow ts of hate and evil to drive us apart. >> officials say some of the 40 wounded suffered catastrophic injuries so the toll of four victims could go higher. >> continuing coverage comes up on "nightline" after "jimmy kimmel live" tonight. >> there is mystery and tragedy in new jersey tonight. that's where a mother found her seven month old twin girls unresponsive in their cribs this morning t. >> lindenwold police havest on .

dan? >> the coroner's office is trying to determine how the babies died. it's a tragedy that left the neighborhood devastated. >> this is a picture of the twin girls. they are seven months al. their mother was hysterical calling 911 about 8:00 a.m. saying her twins were not breathing. >> my twins are purple. my kids are not breathing. they are not breathing in their cribs. >> the panicked mother pleaded for help as the dispatcher tried to calm her down to get information. >> are they on their back? >> i put them on their back this morning. >> ma'am, do you know how to do cpr ?rks >> i tried. i have been trying for ten minutes. >> medical personnel later

pronounced the babies dead. we have this scene of the two young bodies being carried away by the coroner. >> i don't know what to think. it was heartbreaking. >> the only other person in the home was a friend. neighbors say garnett was a wonderful mother to her children. >> they were beautiful children. they were wonderful people. that mother loved those kids. she loved those kids. i can't imagine you will can lose two babies like that and survive. >> again, there is no ruling by the coroner on the cause or manner of death. the investigation is being handled by the prosecutor's office. i'm dann cuellar, "action news." back to you. >> thank you, dan. philadelphia district attorney seth williams is free on bail

after his arraignment on corruption charges. he vows to continue to fight the allegations that he accepted $100,000 in gifts and cash bribes. >> this is 4 years old yet too many have tried and convicted seth williams in the media because the government makes explosive allegations in a complaint doesn't mean they'll prove it in the court of law. >> williams remains on the job despite calls for him to resign. the judge restricted his travel and forced him to turn over his passport. no trial date has been set yet. >> manager francis dockty will testify in 2350u67 case cases at of a plea agreement today. he steered a contract to replace

city street lights to a company to benefit the mayor's donor. mayor ed pulaski has not been charged. he denies abuse of his office and is running for a fourth term. the republican chairman devin nunez of california disclosed private communications of president trump and his associates during his transition period may have been picked up by intelligence officials monitoring other targets. nunez tralled to the white house to give him that information. president trump was asked if he feels vindicated about his wiretapping claims. >> i someon somewhat do. >> democrat adam shift was

outraged that nunez would divulge information only he has to the president when the committee is supposed to be investigating the president. >> we have been trying to purr e the investigation. things like this have to raise a question in the public about whether that's where the chairman is headed. more from washington, a new revelation about the trump campaign and russia. former campaign chairman paul mannford was paid $10 million to work for this man, close to putin. according to the a.p., he wrote a memo describing how he could be helpful to the russian president. tonight he said he did not work

for the russian government. >> capitol hill is expected to be the scene of drama when the republican plan replaces obama care. there is word that there is movement in the freedom caucus. if 22 republicans vote against it, it will fail. conservatives want the cost of the plan to be much less, less hope for americans to help pay for their insurance. on the eve of the healthcare vote three republicans remain holdouts. they have gone on the record in opposition to the bill, brian fitzpatrick, frank and chris smith of the fourth district say they intend to vote no. smith pointed to deep cuts to medicaid and its effect on families, disabled and the poor.

two south jersey residents on medicare and opposition from hops, doctors and nurses. fitzpatrick says his main opposition to the legislation is its lack of support for opioid abuse treatment. neil go gorsuch finished his questioning. democrats are frustrated that he revealed little on his political issues. three girls are in custody for starting another girl's hair on fire just before 7:00 in north philadelphia. the victim ran to the office for help and responding officers were able to chase down thalled attackers. the victim did not have serious burns. >> a high school baseball coach

has been accused of choking one of his 12-year-old players. kenneth erwin put his hands around the child's throat last month. he is the baseball coach at upper moreland high school. >> dozens of people attended a meeting at the fire department to learn to protect themselves in response to three attacks at apartment complex in the area. officers say it's important to be air war aware of your routind avoid texting while walking. >> we have been telling you about a man who has become a hero not only in new york city but a large number of people seeing a certain viral video. tonight he received praise from atlantic city public officials.

christie ileto has the full story. >> jim, while many men are praising him for breaking up the fight, he used the moment in the spot to honor someone else, his mother. >> i would like to use every minute of the 15 minutes to thank my mother. >> he gave credit to his mother at the city council meeting. the 21-year-old was honored for breaking up a fight between two teens, actions he says are a reflection of how his mom raised him. >> when we were young, she put pretzel sticks across the kitchen table. she said the pretzel sticks are the right path. the rest of the table is the

wrong path. it's difficult to stay on the right path. >> one thing i told them about making decisions, think about the best thing that can happen and the worst thing that can happen. >> he also got praise from torrey smith. the two teens thanked miller for stopping their brawl. >> i was thinking it was cool to fight in front of my friends. it doesn't mean nothing at all. i want to thank you again. >> this is something that would influence people to do more character building. >> what a great samaritan. who knows how the fight could have ended had he in order intervened. christie ileto, channel6, "action news." jim? >> thank you, christy. still to come, the passing of a

philly's legend. the fda links breast implants to cancer. >> sears is struggling and admits it may not survive. cecily? >> get ready for a cold morning. then i'm tracking a nice recovery of temperatures. i have the details in the forecast. >> the landmark where jesus was buried. that and more when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪fast, rhythmic drumming

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♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. >> dallas green the first manager to lead the philly's to a world series win has died. he was a delaware native played 13 years of professional baseball including with the phil's. he took over as manager in 1979 and pushed the phillies to a world series win. his family was struck by tragedy in 2011 whip his daughter was shot and killed in the shooting

that wounded abby gifford. >> chuck beres has died, the brains behind the dating game, newlywed game and gong show in the 1 1970s. in his early career he worked backstage at american bandstand. he was 8 87 years old. breast implants are being linked to cancer. nine women have died and there are 359 cases of lymphoma. the agency says the cans we are occurs more often with tektured implants but it doesn't matter if they are plastic or saline. the cancer occurs after eight years of implantation. packaging warned of this concern

since 2011. the fda says no need to panic or have them removed, just speak with your doctor. >> starbucks plans to hire 240,000 workers across the world in the next eight year, 68,000 of them in the u.s. the end may be near for an iconic brand. sears has doubts it will be able to keep its doors open. stock plunged 16% today. it opened in the 1880s, but it hasn't made a profit since 2011 and lost $2 billion last year alone. sears is clinging to hope that it can turn things around. the u.s. supreme court ruled in favor of south jersey workers layed off. trucking company based in burlington county filed for bankruptcy and closed in may

2008. 1800 workers lost their jobs. the justices ruled 6-2 that the bankruptcy plan that let nothing to the workers unfairly denied them last waimg. >> a celebration in the holy land today. the tomb of jesus was we stored just in time for easter. a team of specialists held the service at the e ep you ulke in jerusalem. it was deemed unsafe and in need of restructuring, but needed clean from bird droppings and humidity. >> the climate scientists say there is more evidence of a warming earth. the amount of floating ice in the arctic during the winter

months is down 3500 square miles. that's like losing an area roughly the size of maine. scientists say this is alarming because ice peaks in the winter and we are starting spring and summer melting. >> ice is a key part of the climate system. without the ice, the polar vortex gets weaker, drops to the south and brings intense cold snaps over the winter. it can force the jet stream to fluctuate and have more intense storms over the whole world. >> to the circle of climactic change. >> it's a snowball, so to speak. and sea heights in the antarctic lost height as well. >> that's serious. >> back at home talking local

weather, we have cold air. live double scan showing dry conditions and clear conditions. so clear today that this was the view of philadelphia from the international space station, an astronaut onboard took this picture. you can see our city in full detail. if you look here, you see that's the river. that's center city. those are the high-rises. you see the center there. here's the delaware. that's the ben franklin bridge. that's the walt whitman bridge. >> right now, winds are on the breezy side, philadelphia, 17 miles per hour. they have dropped to three miles per hour in reading, eight in wilmington. wind speeds are decreasing overnight. windchill feels 18 in philadelphia, 17 in trenton,

three degrees below zero in the poconos. high pressure over the great lakes continues to migrate toward us through the overnight hours and tomorrow. winds diminish. with clear skies, temperatures dropping off quickly. philadelphia, 22 tomorrow. allentown, 15, wilmington 2 cape may 21. we won't have gusting winds like today, but 24 at 8:00, 2:00, 42. a high of 46 by 5:00, loads of sunshine, nine degrees below normal. without the winds like today, it will feel better. friday morning, late in the morning, a wintery mix across the poconos. that's from a warm front. it will bring seasonal air by friday afternoon, 55-degrees, breaks of sunshine and temperatures in the mid 70s saturday. the exclusive accuweather forecast, cool but sunny with

light winds, 46-degrees tomorrow. friday, 55 and sunshine by the afternoon. saturday, the pick of the week, 74-degrees. definitely feeling like spring on saturday. sunday, we have an easterly flow dropping to 53-degrees, lots of clouds, occasional rain and drizzle. we keep the unsettled weather through next week. monday, 60-degrees, morning showers. wednesday, 61. tuesday and wednesday also a threat of showers. saturday, the nicest day of the week. >> thank you, cecily. there is one way to stay warm on a cold day. dozens of people lined up at 40th and chestnut in west philadelphia to race the septa bus. the runners went to second and chestnut in old city. as you see, they did beat the bus.

the run was practice for the clean air run april 9th. >> that's rachel showing off her birthday presents. none are for her. last weekend she turned 13. she asked for donations for the humane society in bensalem. rachel who has three dogs and two cats of her own wants to be a lawyer when she grows up so she can fight to protect animals. ♪ ♪

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>> sad day for the philly's family and fans. >> baseball inral. ingeneral. dallas green in his first full season managing the team led the philly's to their first tile. he died today. he was 82. george dallas green was born in newport, delaware, pitched for the philly in the 1960s, spent time with other franchises but came home. he's being remembered as a larger tha life figure. >> you meet dallas green, you have to step back a bit. not only his size and personality and voice -- what a

thrill. that never died. he would want us to move on. for him, the most important thing for all of us in the game was the game itself. the phillies face the yankees in clear water. >> vince velasquez gives up. phillies lose 7-3. >> the sixers announced joel embid will have surgery on his left knee to refair a partially torn meniscus. this is his third since being drafted in 2014. >> ohm forplayed despite his sore fee. okafor up seven after one. the first five three pointer, sixers down 13 at the break. westbrook behind the back ofrob.

the record is 21 by oscar robertson. sixers lose 1222-97. the flyers are in desperation mode. so much so the head coach is shaking things up. (vo) what if this didn't

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>> to the ice with ten games left, the flyers are behind the eight ball going back to the drawing board. coach hakessal plans to shakeup the line. flyers are eight points behind the bruins for the final spot. they are fading fast, lost sicts osixof the last nine games. >> you have to take care of your

own backyard. that's what our focus is. we didn't get it done yesterday. >> it's do or die right now. hopefully, chemistry clicks and things go off the bat. >> time is running out. baseball class, u.s. v. preek owe at dodger stadium, a two run homer. u.s. has never won the classic. this is the first time they have made it to the finals. >> thank you. "jimmy kimmel live" next phantommefollowed by "nightline" >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pam let edwards, david murphey and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪

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