and we have video of the woman being placed in the police cruiser here is more from witnesses. >> she was right here. and they smacked her. boom and then backed up and they picked her up and she looked like she was dead. and then they put her in the car. >> i saw the car run over the girl. >> she was sitting on the bench? >> yes. >> how bad was she hit. very bad. >> what happened next? >> they put her in the cop car. >> now the woman's condition is not yet known we are working to get that information but again she appeared unconscious when she was carried away and the suspect fled on foot in the chaos that ensued. we are waiting for the police official account of what happened here earlier today and we'll have more on this story at 6abc.com i'm dann cuellar,

channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. here is the latest now on the driveway shooting in bucks county. it happened on north marmick drive in southhampton township and tonight police say that the shooter was an off duty philadelphia police woman and the victim was her husband. "action news" reporter bob brooks live at the scene with that story. >> reporter: jim, this is heart breaking for this family, they have three young kids and all three of them were home inside of the house where this happened. it happened in the driveway and the shooter a philadelphia police officer. since around 6:00 a.m. this is the scene of the home of a family of five. a husband, wife and their three young children a case detectives are not tabling lightly. the woman has shot her husband, she is a police officer and north hamilton police chief michael clark. >> the shooting involved an off duty philadelphia police

officer. it happened in the driveway of the home and the gun used was not the officer's service issued weapon. their identitied are being withheld. >> at this time we are not releasing the names of the individuals involved. pending the outcome of the investigation. >> detectives say that the couple's three young children were home but inside the family is described as quiet but good neighbors. >> they have lived there about a year. good neighbors. no noise or problems, nothing like that. very polite kids. >> we are told that the couple is renting the home up for sale. the husband was shot in the midsection. and being treated at a local hospital. >> the good news is the husband is expected to survive. and as soon as he is able to do so he'll be questioned by police. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the nationwide manhunt for the so-called facebook killer

ended today in eerie, pennsylvania. police chased 37-year-old steve stevens for two miles and used a p pitmaneuver on his white ford fusion. he is accused of killing a man in cleveland on sunday and posting the shooting on facebook. we urge you to stay with 6 abc for more coverage on world news tonight. and prosecutors rested their case against accused cop killer, eric frein. the defense declined to call any witnesses and frein is charged in the attack in 2014 in the blooming grove barracks that killed one state trooper and wounded another. closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow. and it was just a matter of time. the family of a prison guard killed this last winner in the

siege in smyrna has file aid suit against the state and two former governors. by the time the authoritied gained control of the situation steve floyd was dead and five other correction officers were tortured. and they say that the goechbs triggered staffing shortages that made building c a time bomb. >> today we charge that for 16 years it's the policy of two governors and in delaware deliberately not to employee enough officers to safely run delaware's prisons. >> that is the alligation, the lawyers also say that there was no working surveillance cameras inside of the facility. >> philadelphia's fire commissioner says they responded to a scathing report on the death of lieutenant joyce craig killed in a house fire in 2014 in west oak lane.

the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty. the national institute for occupational health blamed her death on a number of failures including out dated equipment and her oxygen hose burned through during the blaze and her air supply disappeared in just 10 minutes and adam teal says that changes are made but it will take years to implement all the recommendations. >> we are hurting right now and doing our best to support each other while we make changes and chart the way ahead. >> the fire department has also requested more funding for on duty training. as the nfl draft draws closer, street closures become more extensive and the next step is later tonight. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist, is live at eakins oval. >> reporter: well jim, that is right. we are kicking off the phases of the nfl draft traffic

restrictions and the next happened tonight at midnight. lets go live and look at drone 6 as it heads up and over the ben franklin parkway. at 12:01 the inner lanes close between eakins oval and 20th street. right now traffic is moving along but the meantime the framework of the massive stage is up as they work on finishing touches. >> there is a lot going into it. the guys have been here for two week. >> the construction is ahead of schedule it's quite an operation working on the the steps and out on the street. now, video and lighting and sound techs are doing their week. >> we are excited the part of history and the biggest stage ever built no north america. we did the fourth of july stuff and the pope and never done

anything this big before and the guys are excited. >> people heading to and from are impressed. >> i had no idea what it was but i'm impressed by it. it's an impressive structure. >> new artist renderings give us a look at the finished product. >> i think it's beautiful. >> it's big right. it's going to be fabulous when they finish. >> at midnight the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway inbound and outbound close to traffic between eakins oval and 20th street and on monday all lanes close. and after that some side streets shut down. >> i live around here and they took up half the parking and already no parking around here but as i said it's for a great cause. >> are you okay with it? >> yes, ma'am.

>> fairmount residents they seem okay with all of these invention as long as they know there is some benefit to the city. again, tonight 12:01 a.m. the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway will be shutting down and more restrictions still ahead. find the cleat list at 6abc.com. live on eakins oval. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> nice pictures from drone 6 thank you. there is a new place for travelers to sign up for tsa precheck. a temporary enrollment center opened today inside of philadelphia international airport. in the baggage claim section of term terminal b. they are testing it and if there is enough demand the center will become a permanent fixture. the precheck allows members to pass through security more quickly. coming up tonight, another successful year for a program that helps prison inmates and

shelter dogs help each other. and a kindergarten school bus driver feels like going fishing. the story behind the popular outing in mount laurel. >> temperatures remain on the mild side and cooler air moves in tonight briefly before warm somewhat unsettled conditions move in. i'll have details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> phillies begin a series with the new york mets and hopefully this one goes a tad better. disturban ducis rogers has the story tonight.

sad news tonight the granddaughter of the founder of

the campbells soup company has died at the age of 88, doris hill hamilton was a philanthropist that gave away millions to philadelphia's cultural and educational institutions. she died at her home in florida. they celebrated the 17th annual blue mass today in trenton. ♪ ♪ law enforcement officers from mercer, monmouth and ocean and burlington counties filled st. mary's cathedral the blue mass is sponsored by the dice diocese and a chance to offer prayers to law form and their families and communities. several philadelphia prisoners have a new leash on life tonight. they spent weeks learning how to care for shelter dogs and training them to be adopted.

today the inmate shook hands with mayor jim kenney as they graduated from the program in holmesburg and they are ready to go home with their new families, many inmates expect to continue to work with animals after they are released from prison. there are a lot of ways to define a teacher and in mount laurel you could say he is a bus drive their always has a line. a fishing line. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, explains. >> just depress this button -- >> when school bus driver larry is not behind the wheel he has a fishing real in his hands. and every year he invites students to the pond where he and his friends teach kids how to fish. >> my passionate love of fishing is shown here. i love to pass my knowledge and my hobby on to these children. >> dozens of kids line the banks of the pond to learn about the

world of hooks, worms and bobbers. >> it's exciting to see you'll get a fish or not. it's like you want to get one and when you get one you feel happy. >> it's hard and i tried to real it in and i got it. i thought this is so big. >> but you need to be careful when the kids are casting their lines -- >> you okay? >> the tutoring does pay off they were catching and releasing sunnies and bass and crappies. >> and he realed in this large mouth bass. >> it was very easy to catch that fish. >> the beauty of teaching kids how to fish is at leaf for an hour or two they are away from computers and telephones. >> it's great for a sense of community. >> i would rather go outside done this than playing on my

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eagles continue their program. >> it's a busy week here and no cameras are allowed. but there is not much to see. mostly weight lifting and conditioning they hope that year two of the doug peterson regime is better than year oneful they went 7-9. they know there is room for improvement. >> we believe in the guys we had and it showed in the games that were so close last year and we have to learn to take that next step and finish and learn how to finish and close those games. >> with the leadership of me

fletch and you know chris now. i think it will trickle down and we'll go out and and play and just have fun because when you have fun you don't be tight and you go out there and make a lot more plays than you would just think being it. >> with the nfl draft just nine days away right here in our backyard the eagles are planning to work out several prospects here in our backyard. phil walker will be at the nova care facility tomorrow and talk that his draft stock is high. and corey clem ent we profiled yesterday will be with the birds as well. and he is looking forward to it. >> being from glassboro, i have a chance to go to their facilities numerous times and it's not foreign to me at all. i met some of the staff and i was down at the combine at pro day and very to be myself. don't make it bigger than what

it is. and go in and show the true character and have a great time but remember it's a business trip for you. >> the biggest job interview of your life. >> we invite you to join us for a draft preview party. ron jaworsky will join us april 26th at 7:30. to baseball the phillies give it another shot with the mets and the two teams begin a two game set with the mets. and there is late word that howie kendrick is placed on the ten day disabled list with an abdominal strain. and clay buchholz had surgery on his torn ligament and this year is highly unlikely. and covington had a surgery on a torn meniscus, he called it a baby tear and will resume

activities this summer. and finally wrestle rarely making an appearance but monday night raw, the big show off the top rope. the ring collapsed. and 800 pounds of nets crashing down and look at the replay and look at the ref e, he sells it and falls out of the ring. it happened just after 11:00 and jim i brought that to you today. >> it they know if that was going to happen? >> are you giving it away? >> i wouldn't think of that. meteorologist cecily tynan, with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. vanessa: i got hurt and was given painkillers.

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cecily tynan says this is easily the best day of the week it hardly seems worth going on. >> the rest is not horrible but today is beautiful. >> everything is wonderful. >> sunday does not look so great but stormtracker 6 live double scan showing not a drop of rain out there. the action cam hanging on the ben franklin parkway as we get ready for the nfl draft next week and today is what i like to call a chamber of commerce kind of day. temperatures on the mild side and low humidity and can't get much better than this. and we won't for most of the rest of the week. temperatures are cooling off and we have an easterly flow like a back door cold front. pulling cooler air off the ocean, the atlantic city airport

56 and philadelphia dropped to 62 degrees but it has not made it to allentown and reading, still in the upper 60s there. and there is definitely a breeze. philadelphia a wind speed of 15 miles per hour. and wilmington 18 miles per hour off the ocean pulling in the cool air. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have high pressure over eastern canada and this has carved out a slice of nice for our region. clear skies throughout the day and loads of sunshine and if you look to the west there are clouds that will be advancing ahead of a warm front than will be creating dimmer sun as we head through the day tomorrow. we stay clear and with it a spring chill in the area. low of 44 in the area and 43 in wilmington and allentown dropping down to 39 degrees. it will be a cool night and future tracker 6 showing we start the day with a good amount of sunshine and clouds out to the west and high, thin clouds and as we head through the day,

the clouds advance from the west and the possible of a sprinkle or two from the poconos and most of the region is dry and with the cloud cover, it won't be as warm as today. today 69 and tomorrow 61 degrees, and the best chance of seeing the sun is during the morn hours, as the warm front continues to push to the north, we get into the warm sector thursday and friday and the high 76 degrees on thursday and a mix of sun and clouds on friday and could get an afternoon shower or thunderstorm and i don't think we'll see anything widespread and this is bad news for allergies. the allergy pollen report will be high for the next two days, the main culprit right now the trees, wheezing and sneezing through the week and should be washed out over the weekend with rounds of rain. tomorrow not as bright and sunny not a bad day. overcast by the evening hours. 61 degrees is the high.

and thursday 76 degrees, a warm day, scattered thundershower possible and on friday we bump it up to 81 degrees and could get a scattered thundershower and then a cold front moves through and behind the front it's much cooler on saturday. 65 degrees and clouds roll in and could see rain by saturday night but during the day we should be dry and the better of the two days in weekend and sunday is looking pretty uncomfortable. it's cloudy and cool with periods of rain at times. could be a pretty wet day. the high 58 degrees and monday transition day, a shower in the morning with clouds and sunshine by the afternoon, 65 degrees and tuesday partly sunny with a high of 64 degrees, really not a bad forecast except for sunday and not as picture perfect as today. >> thank you. pierce college in center city philadelphia is teaming up with a nonprofit organization to prepare young adults forever the workforce, a ribbon cutting

ceremony celebrated the your up branch in wilmington. it's an intensive 12-month training program for young adults 18 to 24, there are currently 40 people enrolled and at the end they receive an associate degree from pierce college. and world news tonight is next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, and adam joseph and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.

tonight, breaking news. the deadly shooting spree in broad daylight. several people killed. the gunman opening fire in four locations. what the police chief says the suspect was yelling. also developing, the alleged facebook killer. the police chase. and the suspect's final moments. tonight, the worker at mcdonald's. what they told the suspect at the drive-through window to keep him there. president trump's new executive order. buy american, hire american. tonight, our brian ross on how much american they're buying in the new trump hotel. the officer killed in the line of duty. the scene turning deadly as he served an eviction notice. the major medical headline tonight on cholesterol and how to lower your risk of a heart attack. and, the breaking development. former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital. we have news on his