>> well, the shooting happened in the parking lot of saint helena's church. we'll have a live report coming up tonight on "action news." i'm brian taff, with monica malpass and sharrie is off today. we are following the latest on an attack of a 25-year-old man on a philadelphia street in broad daylight. police are hoping to identify three suspects seen on surveillance video. >> it clearly shows the suspects faces, three men in all went up to a man and started punching and kicking him and once he was unk. they took the man's phone, wallet and cash. and gray hall joins us live at the scene where it hatched at b and tioga streets. >> reporter: monica and brian this played out behind me no other way to describe this, this was a horrible and brutal attack and right now police are working aggressively to track down the suspects. >> an all out attack in broad

daylight on the b and tioga streets in philadelphia was caught on camera. police are working to find the three men seen here viciously beating the 25-year-old victim. >> it's hard to see something of that level of brutality and what appears to be that random looking and in that broad daylight conditions, it gets a little startling. >> the crime happened this past saturday at 12:30 as the victim was leaving a restaurant, you see the group in question walking and looking in windows like they were looking for someone. the victim was there to get a job application and they were too afraid to talk on camera but couldn't believe what happened as the man left the restaurant. >> no sooner he turned to the left he is confronted by three males one hits him in the face so hard he falls to the ground and one repeatedly kicks him and punches him while removing items from him. >> at tacker his no mercy and

repeatedly punched and kicked the helpless man. the brutal beat down gets worse and the suspects knock him unconscious and then take the victim's money, wallet and cell phone and neighbors are thankful that the cameras were recording and captured pretty good images and they hope someone will recognize him and report it. >> they see someone and want to attack or was that their plan that day. that is another reason why we want to get them in. what transpired was brutal. >> reporter: back out live, you saw the video indeed it was brutal. police are not sure if the victim knew the attackers and a motive is not clear and police had to drive the victim to the hospital and since treated and released and again if you have information contact police, live in kensington gray hall, channel

6 "action news." >> gray, thank you. the jury is now selected and opening statements are set to begin in the trial of the camden county father accused of killing his 3-year-old son. his son brendon was found in a wooded area in october of 2015. prosecutors say that creato killed him because he was getting in the way of his relationship with his teenage girlfriend. he pled not guilty to murder and child endangerment. opening statements are set to get underway tomorrow. >> and a home in south jersey is a pile of rubble after a fire destroyed it overnight and flames ripped through the home in pennsauken and two families lost everything and fortunately they all got out safely. >> i never thought this would happen to me. >> juliana sharpos was visibly distraught as she saw her childhood home go up into flames in the night sky.

>> my brother has nothing and my mom has nothing. >> she was baby sitting her brothers at her father's house in philadelphia and he got the panicked call from her mother. >> she called me and said my house is burning down and right away i knew they was serious and she was crying hysterically. she rushed home to find the neighborhood lit up in flamed as the fire tore through her home. >> just can't believe it. >> the camden county fire department says that the blaze broke out at 2:30 wednesday morning. several engines blaired their sirens as they descending on the quiet neighborhood. >> my husband said it was something big and i operated the door and it was shooting up into the air. it was really bad. >> by the time firefighter as rived. the flames were burning through the upper floors of the two family home and embers were flying to nearby homes and rails and new jersey transit briefly interrupted early morning light

rail service. >> it's pretty much the top floor so everybody they have is gone. >> the two families live inside were able to evacuate safely and one resident says it's thanks to his dogs that woke them up in time. >> we got water and coats and blankets and all the neighbors up there were helping them. i feel so bad. >> a firefighter was briefly trapped in the upper floors and he managed to evacuate in time and another injured his ankle. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. reporting in pennsauken, channel 6 "action news." a woman remains in critical condition after reportedly being hit by a police cruiser in the kensington section of philadelphia. officers were chasing a man in the park when they barked up into the woman. they deny that the police officers were pursuing anyone. vernon odom is live with more.

>> reporter: hello monica, good afternoon the woman hit by police in the park yesterday afternoon remains in critical condition at this hour. but police believe her chances of surviving are steadily improving. >> this is exclusive video of police in mcpherson park carrying a woman to their cruiser to rush her to the hospital. they accidentally backed over her as they prepared to pursue an unknown suspect. >> the officers then transported her to the hospital. police are still investigating this accident and the officer involve said placed on none driving status and the park is known in kensington as needle park and drug addicts come here to no shoot up all hours of the night. and terry hackett comes to pick up the discarded fielded over 5,000. he does it to protect the children who use the library in

the park. >> i got poked one time when i was working at the gas station and he was here when it happened. >> all i see was them carrying her into the car. >> reporter: so brian a slice of life here in mcpherson park. life is raw in needle park, it's a daily struggle to survive for so many people. that is the norm. live in kensington, channel 6 "action news." aaron hernandez's lawyer says he plans to conduct his own investigation into it's disgraced nfl star's suicide today. he was found hanging in think cell in a high security prison many massachusetts. he was serving a life sentence without the probability of parole for the slaying of odin lloyd. and hernandez told him he was looking foreto a chance for another opportunity to prove his

innocence. >> a spokesman for the former team new england patriots declined comment on the news the same day the pats went to the white house to celebrate their fifth super bowl title. tom brady skipped it because of a personal family matter and other players were on hand to accept congratulations to president trump. and gronkowski crashed the room to offer help to sean spicer, the press sent plightly declined. >> we are a week away from the nfl draft, and there is now traffic restrictions ahead of the big events. phase two closed the inner lanes from eakins oval to 20th street and the grand stage is set up at the bottom of the art museum steps and "action news" has a front row seat for you. and the parkway will have many events for fans all of them free. and we have full coverage of

draft preparations at the channel 6 "action news" app. and where channel 6 "action news" will be live for you as football history is made. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> hopeful for good weather when that comes to town. and clouds have moved in. lets get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets go outside to adam joseph. >> we saw a little bit of fine in the mid to late morning hours and the clouds raised in this afternoon and cooled temperatures as well. the winds from the southeast 60 in philadelphia and 58 in baltimore, just 49 in new york city. and pittsburgh jumping to 72 degrees, there is a front that we'll track that pushes through tomorrow morning and will send warmer air our way. as we look to the norm and west. the bulk of the steady showers are along the pennsylvania and new york border all of that heading into new england and a scattered showers into the overnight hours tonight and overall the clouds are here to stay.

so the evening planner, 61 degrees at 7:00 and by 9:00 dropping back into the 50s and staying in the upper 50s through 10:00 and 11:00 and the clouds overnight the clouds drop to 50. and a band of showers tomorrow morning as well as on friday morning. and both thursday and friday brighter afternoons with pops of sun and then we are tracking a washout for the second half of the weekend. monica and brian we'll chat about that, and future tracker for the showers the next couple of days in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you sir. there is more to come on "action news" at 4:00. new developments in the sexual allegations against fox host, bill o'reilly. the latest next. and subaru is recalling tens of thousands of vehicles that could cause a problem that causes one type to stall.

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breaking news that led this newscast today out of claymont delaware where police shot and killed a suspect a short time ago. christie alet oh is live at the scene with an update. >> reporter: hey there. newcastle county police were trying to stop a suspect in a separate investigation along market street in wilmington that ended here in penny hill. this is an active scene where wilmington newcastle county and delaware state police on site. police responded to reports of shots fired at 24th and market in wilmington and newcastle police were trying to stop someone in the area and stopped by police in the parking lot of saint helena's church. and the suspect reportedly got out of his car and fled on foot and police chased him around the

church and they radioed they had someone at gun point. several police officers were taken to the hospital trying to stop this fleeing individual. a police vehicle was involved in an accident near the first scene though it's not clear if that car was involved in chasing the suspect. but back out here live police are trying to piece together what happened and how this unfolded. we'll be following this story throughout the evening. reporting live, channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you. voters in georgia have set the stage for what could be a very revealing election. democratic john ossoff fell just shy of an out right win to fill an empty seat in the historically republican sixth district. and ran against 11 republicans handily beating all of them and now he will face karen handel

the top vote getter. they say it's a big republican win and the vote will measure anti-trump sentiment nationwide. >> and bill o'reilly is out at fox news. they announce they had are cutting ties with the top rated host after allegations that o'reilly and fox privately sell the a number of sexual harassment claims against the host. and more have risen in recent days. he will not return for a final show. a new marina is ridley township and the revitalization of the ridley mall are two developments being celebrated in delaware county. it was laid out at the state of the county address in drexel hill and looking to boost the economy by attracting businesses to the area. >> time now for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> lets go to matt pellman. >> monica and brian the state of

the streets could be better, welcome to phase two of the nfl draft closures what fun we are having, don't know about that. inner drives of the ben frankly parkway is now blocked and this is the outbound traffic on the parkway being forced out at fringe lynn institute into the outer drive that is crowded. at 6:15 they blocked out the inner drive in both directions. have a broken down bus on 9th street and that is cleared out and 4 miles per hour on the westbound schuylkill. and mid-day construction that gave us big delays on the blue route, 476 at this point. it's normal northbound volume and southbound delay starting to kick in. and burlington county we have an overturned vehicle and that cleared out and harrison township. 22 eastbound is blocked by 55 by

the bb and t. i would stay on main street through pitman or elk road. and wilmington philadelphia pike is blocked by saint helena's church and governor's prince boulevard or 495 are alternates there. >> thank you matt. subaru is recalling more than 33,000, 2017 impressa cars that the engines can stall without warning, they say that the winter blended fuel can turn to vapor and causing the engine to run rough and then stall. and drivers can not immediately restart the cars and increases the rick of a crash and dealers can do a software update to fix the problem. we take you live now to drone 6 over the museum of the american revolution in old city. this is the grand opening today.

that is the 242nd anniversary of the shot heard round the world in 1775. a brand new museum for our area and former vice president, joe biden, was there. you can see all the events on "action news" at 6:00. >> all the initial reports stunning inside. >> can't wait to go. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> stunning is not the word for the weather. >> adam joseph tracking thick clouds. >> yesterday was the day that was stunning outside and bounce in the camera and a cool wind coming in from the southeast as we look at camden and city hall there, sky 6 hd live in society hill in philadelphia. and as you look to the north -- the upper part of your screen there, a lot of clouds have taken over the sky here. 60 philadelphia now and most areas are only in the mid-50s, for wilmington millville and low 50s the atlantic city airport

and 57 in reading and 57 in trenton, so philadelphia the lucky spot right now that is the only location at 60 degrees. and a big change from 24 hours ago, temperatures have tumbled back 5 and 10 degrees from where they were this time yesterday and due to the stronger wind off the atlantic. and satellite and radar a hit of sun during the mid to late morning hours. clouds moved in and a few rain showers far to the north and a boundary that is draped by here late tonight and early tomorrow morning. than could trigger a quick little scattered shower or two or sprinkle overnight tonight and just a cloudy night with temperatures falling back to 50 in allentown and 53 in millville. and the temperatures are not going to lower that much more than where they are right now. as we look at the day planner here for thursday, a couple of showers scattered around the region, very early tomorrow morning.

and then breaks of sun developing in the afternoon as the front swings to the north and that will allow temperatures to jump to 75 degrees or so tomorrow afternoon. we are looking at a 20 degree difference here tomorrow. in some locations. future tracker 6 at 6:00 in the morning, a few showers in the morning and that moves away and we see the breaks of sun at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. as we get into tomorrow night the front starts to sneak in back from the north and could trigger a downpour late thursday night into early friday morning and the four day at 4:00 forecast tomorrow the sunny breaks will develop in the afternoon and much warmer of 75. could be a morning round of a downpour or thunderstorm, friday and then breaking sun in the afternoon very mild at 80 degrees. and then that system move as way saturday, sun giving way to clouds in the afternoon of 76 and then a raw and rainy sunday a high of of just 53 degrees.

could see anywhere from a half inch to inch of rain for the second half of the weekend. >> thank you. septa just held the first of several public hearings on proposed fare increases to give their input on possible changes at the courthouse in media. they want to raise the price to ride the regional rail. septa is hosting another hearing on the issue tonight at the same place.

work has begun on the second phase of a project. john carnie was there to kick off the second phase of the flap community and existing buildings will be redeveloped over the next ten years, designers and architects are working to maintain the neighborhood.

drexel students celebrated the earth all she has to offer. a recycled material sculpture contest and a green roof display and they hosted that event. there are now more than 40 affordable apartmented ready tore reads in mantua, they cut the ribbon on mount vernon manor two. all of the apartments are energy star certified to assure low operating costs for residents and each has their own washer and dryer and sentral air. and another taste of broadway is playing here in philadelphia. the local engagement of headwig and the angry inch. it follows him as a rock singer and the show features flash and rock music and comedy. it runs at the forest theater at

11th and walnut through this sunday. and more on "action news" at 4:00, including the latest food craze sweeping the northeast. why people are shelling out $80 for a pizza topped with guacamole. >> interesting concept. plus -- >> should a dash-cam be heading to a dash board near you. something you should consider for your vehicle? .

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it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with breaking news from newcastle county, delaware. where police shot and killed the suspect this afternoon and officers were trying to stop the suspect who was under investigation and took off crashing at philadelphia pike and washington street extension and police chased him into the parking lot of the saint helena's church and some kind of confrontation occurred. >> everything happened you know, so fast. and you foe, it's at a church and this is a good neighborhood and family oriented. >> we are still waiting to hear why police were pursuing the suspect in the first place. turning now to the death of nfl star, aaron hernandez, the 27-year-old athlete took his own life in prison this morning the same day his former team visited the white house to celebrate their victory. >> guilty of murder in the first degree degree?

>> not guilty. >> just days he was found not guilty for the 2012 murder of two men, aaron hernandez used a bed sheet to hang himself in his jail cell. it happened here at a maximum security prison in massachusetts where hernandez was serving a life sentence for murdering his friend odin lloyd, a semi professional football player dating his sister. and showed no signs he would hurt himself. >> he was surprise sd to hear of his death. >> always known aaron to be someone that was incomplete control. >> hernandez rose to fame as an all american tight end at the university of florida winning the national championship and played for the patriots from 2010 to 2012 and cut him in 2013 following the arrest for the lloyd murder and now attorneys promising a separate

investigation a state senator pointing to a bigger problem in the state prison. >> massachusetts has among the highest suicide rate for prisoners and correction officers. >> his former teammates not commenting spending the day at the white house with president trump. >> and that could mean that hernandez died an innocent man because his attorneys have not exhausted all appeal options. and prosecutors concluded two weeks of testimony today. frein's defense team rested without calling a single witness and that the government had an overwhelming case for conviction. the defendant is accused of ambushing two state trooper, killing one and wounding the other. he was caught in the poconos after a 48 day manhunt. philadelphia police are looking for a man that posed as a customer to steal a pricey

gold ring from an olney store. surveillance video from oriental jewellers in the 5500 block shows the accused thief asking about a piece of jewelry after trying on the white, gold and pink diamond pinky ring and the man ran out of the store and that is valued at $3500 if you recognize this gentlemen please contact police. a true trailblazer in law enforcement was remembered in new comfortle county today. friends and family and former colleagues gathered to pay tribute to robert snow. the first african-american police officer in wilmington. you were introduced to corporal snow last year when they name aid conference room after him. he served until his retirement in 1988. the philadelphia police department is paying tribute to the victims shot and killed by

the cleveland suspect. dubbed the facebook killer. johnny castro created this digital painting of robert godwin sr. to emphasize the important role that the public play in fighting crime and call police when they know something because that information could save a life. godwin's killer, steve stevens turned the gun on himself as police surrounded him in eerie, pennsylvania. an alert mcdonald's employee recognized stevens and called police. we have ups and downs coming our way in the next couple of days. >> not a washout but opportunities for scattered showers and even a thunderstorm in the next 48 hours. it's cool 60 degrees at the philadelphia international airport winds south-southwest at 14 miles per hour and pressure 30.33 inks and easton in

northampton the canopy of gray and southerly wind 12 miles per hour. without the sunday the win with the clouds, making it feel on the coolish side. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows the bulk of the rain well to the north heading into new england and missing us to the north. again a few of those could break away during it's overnight hours early thursday morning to give a scats shower here or there. but temperatures jump big time thursday and friday and of course the weekend a 50/50 shot. one day is nice and the other not so much. i'll have the full accuweather forecast in the seven day in just a little bit. >> typical spring weather. >> a big day in a historic philadelphia neighborhood courtesy of the newest museum. drone 6 is live over the museum of the american revolution in old city that opened today. containing thousands of objects

and galleries and theaters to help visitors experience history. the grand opening happened on the 242 anniversary of the shot heard round the world that ignited the war in 1775 on this date. some pieces of chester history were on display today. the community archiveal workshop was host bid chester made on the 500 block of the avenue of the states. they discussed old photos that were found during the rebuilding of properties there. and dozens of women spent the afternoon primping for a night of dancing. they were getting ready for the adult prom held by the human services foundation, after they wfr dressed up they were treated to a limousine ride and big dance and presidentialcaters in east norton. >> enjoy yourselves. still ahead. move over snakes on a plane. the internet is talking about

snakes in a ball and we'll show you why. and call it one step forward and one step back for legislators, yesterday they overturned a law requiring rape victims to prove they tried to fight off their attacker. but another law is still on the books. and a clue that could be a game changer when it comes to breast cancer why they think a certain protein could stop cancers from growing and spreading. and adam joseph has the full accuweather forecast.

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available now at boscov's. a wild police chase in michigan had twists and turns and ended with a driver going straight into a river. >> he crashed into the river. he crashed into the river. >> newly released dash-cam video shows it's officers pursuing the suspect's truck at a high rate of speed and then drives off the

road and into the freezing water below. without hesitation police rushed to help the man they were chasing and after they initially refused he had a change of heart. >> i'm so sorry. >> we all make mistakes okay. >> police were able to get the man since identified as joshua cook out of the water unharmed. he is now behind bars facing charges including operating under the influence for a third time. police in new orleans are searching for the man they dubbed the bedtime burglar it shows him breaking through the preschool through a window and crawling over cribs to get down and the man wandered around for a while and grabbed some drinks and snacks from the children's area and made himself a makeshift bed for settling in for a long nap. and the burglar climbed back out the window when the sun came out eight hours later and took just

a juice box and got away with two full bags of stolen goods. british researchers found a promising new avenue in fighting breast cancer, they discovered a protein they call lox key to helping cancerous cells spread and a prototype drug that slows down the protein in mice and in the lab it shows no major side effects and hope to create a similar drug for humans and get it into trials the next few years. and now the big talkers, in maryland a converge law that requires rape victims to share parental rights with their attackers they call it barbaric. but the six person negotiating committee that consisted only of men failed to come to agreement

on language on the bill and maryland is one of seven states where rape victims that become pregnant must share parental rights with their attackers. all right if the thought of encountering one large snake while out for a run makes you shudder consider this your warning. get ready for a shock wave. are you looking at not one, not two, but at least 20 snakes in a rioting ball. christie was jogging in north carolina when she spotted the snuggling ser pents. they thought nobody would believe her and cautiously inched closer to snap the photos and it went viral almost immediately. and they called it a thing of nightmares and a big nope. and it was a form of reptile reproduction. >> use your imagination.

>> and finally if you think one of life's most agonizing decisions is pizza versus tacos you may want to take a trip to north jersey, a hoboken restaurant called tony baloneys, combined two foods into one. taco pizza, 30 pound pie christs of meats and cheeses piled on top of pizza dough and piled on the outer rim of the pie, it's finished with a jennous heavening of guacamole and sour cream. and if that sounds apeeging the owner says you have a bunch of teenagers to thank. >> dude give me some tack owes. i said this is tony baloneys. he said i don't care taco tuesday bro. >> it turns out the food is more than just a one time offering, hundreds of people line up for taco pizza tuesday.

each slice $10. and a whole pie will set you back $80. >> taco tuesday bro. >> it better be gold fills if $80 for a pie. >> and lets get a check of the roads and see what is in store for the traffic center. >> for those trying taco westbound on woodhaven road by the roosevelt boulevard we have dipping speeds because of this accident and we have sliced the delays now. and they look better. in the westbound lanes coming away from franklin mills just the left lane is blocked on woodhaven westbound by the boulevard and early a couple of lanes and we saw the delays earlier. a new crash in plymouth meeting and watch for the emergency crews responding there and speeds dipping 422 westbound with normal afternoon slowing. and yes it's plenty slow around here today with the new closure of the inner drives of the ben

franklin parkway they were blocked off by the orange and white cones at 6:15 this morning. now outbound traffic being forced out of the inner drive at the franklin institute and police are on the scene and a slow crawl if you choose to use the ben franklin parkway this afternoon. and crawling on the schuylkill that never disappoints just 8 miles per hour by city avenue and the police activity in wilmington we are talking about this afternoon. philadelphia pike and business 13 blocked off by saint helena's church. and no delays on 95 at this point. and getting better in harrison township, gloucester county a vehicle fire brocking 322 eastbound approaching 55, sounds like the fire is out and traffic is moving once again and sluggish by 55 but not as bad as it was. no major issues along the new

jersey turnpike. and 295 has normal afternoon volume. >> thank you. we are just now getting word of breaking news here a verdict in the eric frein trial. we'll bring that to you as soon as we learn what the jury decided. >> meantime, adam joseph has it's accuweather forecast:

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a collision. you can watch it online. it's fascinating to see that stuff. mother nature is indecisive for the next couple of days? >> yes, clouds and sun and scattered thunderstorm the rest of the week but overall not bad as we get into thursday and friday. a live look now, the clouds have rolled back in after sunshine this morning. we are looking live on sky 6 hd from the temple university camera, no showers in the immediate area of philadelphia but as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan summer lurking to the north especially up to the poconos and the lehigh valley and mt. pocono and lake harmony a few showers passing by and a sprinkle near easton and doylestown the atmosphere is dry and if you get a drop or two i would not be surprised. overall nothing really to track here. temperatures though, where we saw showers in lake harmony down

to 49 degrees. the rest of us in the mid and upper 50s from berks county down to lancaster and delaware county and newtown and bucks coins 60 degrees right now anz we sink to the south 51 in brigantine with the wind off the water and clouds it is really raw down the store here this afternoon. 54 in hammonton and state of delaware not much better in the mid-50s. satellite and radar that wedge of sun this morning, that clear sky is gone and clouds are moving in and a lot of showers falling apart as they worked from state college pushing through the region and a frontal boundary draped from minneapolis to chicago and until this boundary lifts farther to the north and east, and this low that is developing just to the west of omaha, before all of that sweeps through and remains unsettled at times here and future tracker showing with the front flirting with us early tomorrow morning and a lot of

clouds and scattered quick sprinkle or shower in a couple of locations. as we get into the afternoon tomorrow not a bright sunny day but pops of sun developing at 4:00 and a round of downpours or a quick thunderstorm with the front. again, swinging through the region here late thursday night 11:00 going in early friday morning and that will be the most unsettled period 6:00 friday morning and most activity to the north of philadelphia, so for the next two days thursday and friday scattered showers in the morning hours, the best bet would be north of the pennsylvania turnpike. throughout parts of points and bucks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos. and both days afternoon sun developing and temperatures milder to near 80 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast warm days, thursday and friday and more in the way of afternoon sun compared to morning sun and the mornings are unsettled with the scattered shower or thunderstorm around and on saturday, sun in

the morning and giving way to clouds, 66 degrees and a dry day. and on sunday it's raw and rainy winds are around 15 miles per hour sustained with higher gusts in addition to the rain, we dry out monday 66 degrees and partly sunny beautiful tuesday of 66 and on wednesday pleasant, 71 degrees and as that nfl draft almost gets underway here toward the end of the next week. so far next week's weather is looking great and a little bit unsettled at times the rest of the week. >> thank you. all right what's the deal with dash-cams in your car coming up next.

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they were once only used by police but making their way into consumers cars. >> they could cost as little as $250 and they could help to protect you. imagine accidentally hitting a pedestrian who suddenly ran in front of your moving car when you had the right of way or being rammed by another vehicle or being pulled over by a police officer for no apparent reason. you know you did nothing wrong but how can you prove it? >> you can use it as evidence and for an insurance company that you are not liable. >> most insurance companies will accept dash-cam footage from the policy holders to assist in a claim. and they are useful in disputes with racial profiling by police and if your car is damaged while parked. >> inside is another matter.

>> if someone gets in your car because of privacy laws, it's important that you inform them they are being recorded because it varies from state to state whether that is legal or not. >> what should you look for? >> consumer reports complied a report of essential teachers, get a high definition cam with at least 1080 p and important is low light capability when it it's dark outside and at least 32 gigabytes to preserve footage and five minute loop times. dash-cams can give you peace of mind but don't forget that your own footage can be used against you. >> there is generally no legal obligation to save your dash-cam footage and destroying it it could lead to complications in the case of christmasal action

and new jersey and pennsylvania restrict devices on the front windshield so look for one on the dash board instead. and what would you do if you found 14 dollars on the side of the road and one man turned it into police to set a good example for your children. jake was driving his children to a park in columbus, ohio. he thought it was a laptop but was filled with $100 bills. it was returned to its rightful owner. now for monica malpass and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph. we hope you'll join us for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on ph almost 17. next at 5:00 continuing coverage of a kay ott can afternoon in newcastle county. a man shot and killed by police after a chase and confrontation.

we are live on the scene of this active investigation. plus, bill o'reilly out at fox news the sudden departure of the host after a sexual harassments scandal. and a man gets off the street after attacking an 81-year-old woman for her purse.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. wednesday night the big story on "action news" is the big story from pike county where the verdict is reached in the trial of eric frein, the survivalist accused of ambushing two state troopers killing one of them. he was captured in the poconos after a 48 day manhunt. prosecutors concluded two weeks of testimony and jurors have decided his fate and if convicted he faces the death penalty. again a verdict is reached in the eric frein murder trial. we'll update you when that decision is announced on the air as well as 6abc.com. also breaking newcastle

county police are sorting out a chaotic afternoon in claymont. what started as a traffic stop and ended in a deadly confro confrontation. >> that suspect was shot and killed in claymont, delaware, it started at 2:00 with reports of gun fire at 24th and market streets. the suspect was shot after he crashed two miles away from here. >> reporter: that is right, this is still an active scene, a tow truck just arrived to haul away that suspect's car and that car is making its way down philadelphia parkway. now, this started as a county police trying to stop a suspect in a separate investigation along market street in wilmington and that suspect refused to stop and crashed here in claymont. the car at the center of the car