university of pennsylvania health program. to patients were on board and no one was injured here on the ground. the fiery crash happened before noon time. a euro copter e 135 helicopter training flight headed from the atlantic city airport to the newcastle airport. it came down in an office park, the pilot was the only person on board and the only fatality. john hughes saw it all. >> it sounds like it was struggling and i looked up and saw it going straight down at the last minute and then this blew up of course. >> many in the business park heard it and then saw the grim explosion. the ntsb will asurvive shortly

to start the investigation. >> nobody on the grown was injured. that was the only fatality involved. >> reporter: we expect an oc update in just moments from the ntsb and other investigators and state officials who are here. live from newcastle delaware, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are following a developing story out of logan township, new jersey, just in the last 40 minutes, crews were able to contain a dangerous leak from a tanker car. the hazmat situation caused people to evacuate nearby businesses. gray hall is live near the command center near the scene at osprey court. what is the scene there now? >> reporter: we can tell you brian, that this is good news. the valve is sealed because hundredsp hundreds of people were impacted by the leak. that is the command center there. the nerve center where crews

were meeting to see what went wrong here and shut off the valve. the biggest fear was an explosion because the chemical is flammable but thankfully that did not happen. look at this video, you see the white smoke filling the air it happened at 9:owe 350 along center area road. they reported smelling the chemical and somehow a valve on a rail car failed and caused the leak to the 30,000 gallon rail car that was parked and full at the time. and they gave us and update. >> hazmat teams were able to make entry to the zone and able to get the valve secured for the time being and everything looks like pretty decent shape right

now. we are approximately 1900. no additional injuries that i'm aware of other than the two workers this morning and i hear they are in pretty good shape. and right now we are not quite sure about how long it will take to get all the businesses back online. we are waiting for atlantic city electric now as a precautionary measure we shut down the grid. >> all right so back out live, it's important to know that a half mile evacuation is still in place, and crews will go business to business to make sure everything is okay. if you come to this area exit 10 off 295 center square road is still closed and will be for sometime. and no major injuries and the leak is now sealed. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> back now thank you. we want to get back to the breaking news our big story the helicopter crash in delaware. >> responding fire personnel

from the goodwill fire company and neighboring fire company as rived at the scene and were able to extinguish the flames. the male pilot and sole occupant was declared dead at the scene. we are withholding the victim's name pending the notification of his next of kin. there was no other injuries as a result of this crash. minor structural damage to a shed was sustained by flying debris and flames. upon speaking with aviation officials, it was learned that the pilot, who is employed by metro aviation had flown from the atlantic city airport and conducting training in the area of the newcastle county airport. this is currently an ongoing and active investigation that is conducted by the delaware state police. the national transportation safety board and the federal aviation administration. further information on the investigation will be released at a late time time as the

investigation dictates. anyone have questions at this point. >> was the weather a factor? >> that is still part of the on going and active investigation. we are waiting for a couple of our sister agencies to arrive and we'll sit down and discuss all the possible factors. the pilot himself was conducting a training. that information will have to be obtained from penn star or owner of the helicopter, the company that employees the pilot. >> did they notify the tower of problems ahead of time. >> we with looking into that. >> was he going into or coming back out of the airport. >> from what we know he was conducted approach training and have you to talk to the people that own the helicopter and

employee the pilot. >> we have been listening in to an update from newcastle, delaware where the the helicopter crash happened. the pilot was a 37-year-old man who worked as an employee for metro aviation conducting a training mission in this area when the plane crashed. killing the pilot who was the only person on board. >> no other injuries on the ground some damage to structures nearby. apparently a shed caught on fire here. but the faa is now investigating and they have not released the name of the pilot. but a 37-year-old pilot the sole occupant is dead today. this news conference is streaming at 6abc.com. also today, jury deliberations continue in the trial of a father charged with killing his son. the jury has been reviewing tapes that feature the defend, david creato. prosecutors say he killed his 3-year-old son brendon to stop his girlfriend from leaving him

in 2015. creato says that the boy wandered away from the home. the suspect in last night's standoff inside of a delaware county cvs appeared before a judge. hudson was arraigned on several charges hours after he barricaded himself inside of this cvs on the 200 block of baltimore avenue in media. hudson is accused of trying to rob the store at 10:00 forcing employees into a back room and one worker called police as hudson allegedly tried to flee and that is when he ran back inside and holed up for two hours before he surrendered. >> it's disconcerting that something like that would happen in the first place in a little town like media. >> cvs is offering counseling to the employees involved in all of this and fortunately nobody was injured. memorial day weekend nearly

upon us so it's time for the first down at the shore. lets go live to meteorologist, adam joseph, in wildwood where the rain has cleared out. is that sunshine behind you adam? >> yes, this is the place to be. it is not sunny inland, this is your best friend right here, and we are at morey's pier in wildwood. and hard to believe i can say this is my 13th season of saying i'm down at the shore. the ocean is behind me there and choppy but look above. deep blue sky here a great way for an early kickoff for the holiday weekend. look at the temperatures think it depends where you are. philadelphia right now with the cloud cover only in the 60s and in the 50s in the poconos and cape may a little cooler with the sea breeze in the 60s there. but stormtracker 6 live double scan showing a broken line of some downpours and thunderstorms working through north and central virginia approaching washington, that will continue

to work our way and kind of move through our area between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. what to expect here this evening, with the sun broken out evening showers and thunderstorms are developing and some could have gusty winds and small hail and likely locations is where the sun is out in delaware and south jersey and some could be on the severe side. we'll watch them again after the 6:00 hour. but the holiday highlights there is no dry day but not a washout either. a little bit of instability thundershower here or there. but comfortable temperatures not too hot and not too chilly. we are looking above and this is the great nor'easter roller coaster been here for some years but it got revamped and we'll chat with melissa magee and down at the shore. and we'll have more coming up if the forecast. sorry it's cloudy there in philly guys. >> i feel bad for you.

>> get your tan we'll stay in the studio. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> lets go live to matt pellman in the "action news" traffic center. >> don't have to worry about sun glare in the city but several other things to worry about, this particular afternoon is a wild ride brian and shory as some people get a head start on the weekend and out of town early, we see extra traffic headed toward the walt whitman bridge to get into new jersey, traffic jams across the length of the bridge and the scene of 95 the northbound backlog to the walt whitman and a phils game is the process of wrapping up and people are leaving the bank and getting on the schuylkill and the delays will only get worse unfortunately. have some delays on the roosevelt boulevard a crash southbound near levic taking out the outer lanes and that is causing delays.

and this afternoon each year we talk about the devon horse show. that began today in devon. and we are talking about the helicopter accident in newcastle. so quigley boulevard remains blocked as the investigation continue there's and logan township the ramps from 295 to center square road also remain closed. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report in delco a crash on new town street road close to cedar grove road. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> now you got me thinking about the lemon sticks. >> thanks. >> still ahead at 4:00 the latest from manchester where authorities are carrying out more raids and finding key evidence in the terror investigation. >> and a federal court rules on president trump's revised travel ban coming up.

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for the first time britains will see armed patrols on trains as they step up their press enin the armed attack in manchester. they were uncovering new clues that the bomber did not act alone. and they are worried that the bomb maker is on the loose. and a by mattic mess, manchester police stopped sharing information with the united states until there is a guarantee that information will not be leaked to the media. we are following developing news, in the last hours a federal appeals court refused to reinstate president trump's temporary travel ban for six muslim majority nations. the fourth circuit court of

appeals in virginia agreed with the block of the president's executive order that means that the trump administration cannot enforce a travel ban on middle east and african countries. the chief judge said he was quote dripping with religious intolerance and discrimination. and this is one of several lawsuits making its way through the legal system. meanwhile president trump spoke at his first nato summit. at the headquarters he declined to personally endorse the agreement. >> 23 of the 28 member nations are not pay what they should be paying and what they are suppose to be paying for their defense. >> mr. trump lectured the other world leaders while they stood listening in silence. under the treaty countries are

asking to contribute 2% of their gdp for defense spending but only five current members meet the goal. and we are getting insight as to why a small plane crash add approaching new jersey's teterboro airport last week. the flight did not start the circling turn until it was less than a mile from the runway and controllers say aircrafts typically start that turn four miles away. and the ntsb issued this information today. it crashed into several small warehouses killing the two crew members on board and the aircraft had taken off from philadelphia international airport. and officials are telling families to be prepared for beaches this season. they urged residents to take an emergency kit to take on the road and have an evacuation plan

in case of a storm breaking out this summer. and vendors kicking off the summer season for local businesses, the town is getting $800,000 to spruce up the business district. saying it's all coming from the sandy recovery fund and they are work ougt designs and plans, and including trees and lighting and outdoor furnitures and some additional crosswalks as well. speaking of holiday, in the summer and the beach. it's time for a check of the forecast down at the shore. >> like a holiday around here the first down at the shore this season. adam joseph is at morey's pier it's a beautiful day today adam. >> is it okay i complain i'm a little hot in the sun is that okay. >> no. no. >> no? >> enjoy it. >> i want to jump in the zoom flume and cool off.

it turned off to be a beautiful afternoon at the shore here. as we have the unofficial kickoff to the memorial day weekend. and in fact, if you take a look here you are about to cut the ribbon for the great nor'easter coaster here and there is a reason grannies are there cutting the ribbon and melissa magee will let you no why that is. >> take a look at the temperatures at the shore just inland near dover, it's in the 70s but right along the immediate shore in cape may it's in the 60s. and philadelphia 63 and poconos just 54 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar we have the morning heavy rain that passed through, that is lifted well to the north and east and now we see the break especially in southern areas, while the clouds are locked into inland locations and even storms as you can see firing up to the south and west. we'll track those on future tracker 6 and they start to approach dover in the southern areas, some of them will be on the heavy side and 8:00 most of

southern new jersey gets whacked and near philadelphia as well and by 11:00 they move to the north and east lifting out of the area and the peak hours are 7:00 until 10:00 in our southern areas, in addition we have coastal flood advisories for high tide along the ocean side and a persistent wind coming in off the water. and delaware bay later than that between the 9:00 and 10:00 hour. if you get away early at the shore. 73 degrees and breezy and mild and a nice day here. in the city sun and clouds and 77 and we'll move the temperatures back up with sunshine and a little cloudy with a left over shower in the poconos of 66. as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, breezy and warmer for your friday of 77 degrees saturday sun to clouds and 76 degrees and saturday is a beauty and now sunday doesn't look bad. partly sunny and late showers of

76 and memorial day clouds giving way to some sunshine and still could be a scattered thunderstorm at 78 degrees. they are about to do the ribbon cutting up there. you see that man is wearing blue lipstick melissa. you are wearing blue too. >> it's the gray nor'easter and it's blue and we have cupcakes. >> i like vanilla. >> and i like chocolate. >> we get to eat these? >> yes, we get to eat these. >> we have food and sunshine. come over here. say hello. are you guys excited to be here? >> yes. >> are you here all weekend? >> yes. >> you want a cupcake? >> can i take a bite first? >> are you riding it? >> i might ride it in the next half hour. we'll be riding the great nor'easter in the next half hour. we'll let you know why it's so new adam. is that good?

mm. >> you have blue on your nose. next half our down at the shore we'll see melissa ride it. >> they are eating and trying to talk about something. >> adam and melissa thank you. up next an adorable rescue caught on camera. a local officer jumps into action when a baby gets stuck in the storm drain not the first time he helped out in the wildlife. we just moved into this house

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college program. they celebrated their 100th graduate and they assist students at risk of not completing their high school graduation and those students got their degrees today and during the award ceremony, peco presented a $10,000 grant to help fund the program for the next academic year. today is world heritage day and they sang songs and dances and showed off their heritage and mayor kenney promised to keep philadelphia a sanctuary city. after he spoke he held a question and answer session with the students about what they love about philadelphia. a north jersey police officer jumped into action when a tiny baby deer got stuck in the sewer drain. they posted the rescue on their facebook page. officer tim climbed into the

drain and lifted out the fawn and release tropical disturbance into the woods here. witnesses say that is where the mother was waiting. officer may jack is a 22-year-old veteran of the department and he says he is an animal lover this is the third deer that he saved.

it is 4:30 now and "action news" continues with breaking news from newcastle county. within the last 30 minutes, officials released more information about the deadly

medical helicopter crash in delaware. we know that the pilot was on a training flight when he crashed behind a building one mile southeast of newcastle airport. the video shows the resulting fire ball and delaware state police says that the pilot was the only one on board of the chopper that provides services for pen star, the transportation service for university of pennsylvania health system. the pilot a 37-year-old franklin, new jersey, man was killed in the crash but his name has not been released as of yet. no one else was hurt. with we are waiting to hear what caused the helicopter to go down. we are following breaking news out of gloucester county new jersey. just about 1900 people are still not allowed to return to their businesses near osprey court. after chemicals started leaking from a train, it burns like

propane but burns hotter making it more dangerous and they had to turn off the power grid to avoid an explosion and crews manage to the contain the leak and people can to the return to the evacuated buildings until the power is restored. we'll follow the stories on air and online. turning now to day two in the deliberations of a trial of a south jersey father accused of murdering his 3-year-old son. jurors finished reviewing evidence for the day. john rawlins joins us live now from camden. >> reporter: a lot in the way of questions. we heard questions from the jury, the question is who killed 3-year-old brendon creato his father david is on trial and the jury is digging into the evidence and want to hear testimony repeated and late today they looked at a key video for a third time. >> this afternoon the jury asked

to hear and view recordings yet again including portions of this police investigation video from 2015 where creato reacts to detectives tell him that his missing son was found dead. >> no! no! no no no no no! >> sorry sir. >> within several minutes of the out burst he begins to calm down and give concise answers to their questions about what he did the night before before getting brandon ready for bed. >> -- >> but when detectives leave for several minutes the defendant alone appears to lose his composure with head in handed cries out and sobs again.

>> no no. >> the case against creato is circumstantial. there is no dna, witnesses or surveillance tying him to the crime and the prosecution maintains the father killed his small son in order to maintain a relationship with a then girlfriend. and the prosecution says that she then 17 disliked children and she testified she considered breaking up with creato because she was upset with the 3-year-old's presence when the couple spent weekends together. >> court is over for the day and it's over for the week the jurors will be back here on tuesday. before they begin their deliberation. they first hear a testimony from a county detective and a cell phone expert. something that they requested. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." drexel university has suspended the tao capa exlon

fraternity for five years that they failed to comply with drexel's alcohol regulations. they were placed on interim suspense after two students said they were sexually assaulted at the house. the fraternity can appeal the five year suspension. visitors to wildwood can breathe easier because they have voted to ban smoking on the boardwalk, it does not take affect until january but leaders ask people to refrain from smoking this year. the health hazarded and the fire risk from discarded cigarettes. young people took a moment today to thank philadelphia police officers. students at the mathematics and civics science and charter school held the eighth annual luncheon to honor the men and women on the force. they treated them to lunch and students in the choir also performed today and it was

created out of concern for violence against police officers and a way to thank the officers for keeping citizens safe especially young children. wreath laying and memorial service was held today in philadelphia's university section. it honored the 100th anniversary of the united states's enry in world war i and they took part with a reading and a poem. and they shared the biographies of two soldiers before wreaths were placed on the soldier's gravesites. hundreds of wilmington students ventured out of the classroom today to volunteer. the nine and graders from saint georged split up from 19 different charities. we call up with the group at the mission. they cleaned the shelter and wiped down the chairs, their hard work was part of the school's freshman community service day. well, it might be a damp, not so sunny day around here.

but that has not stopped meteorologist, adam joseph and melissa magee from enjoying their first trip. they got lucky because it's really beautiful where they are. live at mauoremorey's pier. melissa -- >> reporter: yes it's a great day to ride the great nor'easter because i tell you what, this coast ever has been around forever but it's been around since 1995, but has a different feel right now. you know when you go on roller coaster you get the bit of a head jolt happening, not with the great nor'easter any time soon. this is jack morey he is dressed up and the ride is faster and bluer and so smooth. >> so smooth. >> how smooth -- a grandmother can ride it. >> they said it not me but it's time to give this one a whirl. lets see what is going on this weekend down at the shore.

it is so smooth -- >> it's smoother and bluer and faster and i'm ready. that is jack morey of morey's piers describing the great nor'easter the roller coaster with an updated look and feel. it was built in 1995 but times have changed. track technologies have changed they have perfected the smoothness. $5 million later morey says that the great nor'easter is -- >> so good your grandmother can ride it. >> it doesn't take long for the adrenalin to get going with the 90 foot drop. >> oh my gosh. >> it's great because of the position over the water park and over the beach and the sightseeing on your way up. but then all hell breaks loose when you go down. >> oh my god.

so fast. >> you have five crazy turns and loops upside down and twists and side winders all while traveling 55 miles per hour. and roughly two minutes later the great nor'easter makes for the perfect storm. >> when we started i had curls in my hair. and the nor'easter came and knocked the curls right out. >> me too. >> ha, ha, ha. it's quite a ride. >> so jack he did have curls. you have curls in your hair now. >> you look very nice. adam you are riding this ride? >> heck no. i have to keep my dignity. >> starting friday this is the unusual kickoff to the summer season for memorial day weekend. the great nor'easter is here and the grandmothers are ready to ride and only eight ticketed guys. hopefully you have fun this weekend down the shore. >> grandmothers are much stronger than me. i'm out of here see you later.

>> we'll see you down the shore. >> he is not up to the challenge. >> give him a lipstick. there you go. so much fun and speaking of shore if you think of booking a vacation rental this summer stay tuned for this week's what's the deal. and make sure you get what you pay for in real life. and big kids are not happy with the cereals new look, what people are accusing general mills of doing to their childhood.

two people in washington state are likely feeling very lucky today after surviving a scary crash. a dump truck driver was heading down a hill and into an intersection yesterday when his

breaks suddenly failed. the truck careened into a red light and head a sedan. neither driver was seriously hurt and in fact the man behind the wheel of the drump truck didn't even need to go to the hospital. a wisconsin woman is reliving the moment that she fought off a car thief at a milwaukee gas station. watch as a black cadillac pull nood the parking lot the man gets out and crouched down and gets into melissa's car and her first reaction was to jump on the hood. and he drove away anyone and smith was clinging to her car. he was laughing while i was on my car and trying to throw me off. so zero remorse. the thief eventually gave up and got out of smith's car and climbed back into his own cadillac but he did get away with her iphone and purse. she admits she did not think

about the danger of jumping on the hood until after wards. >> wow amazing now to big talkers today. we start with a controversy with united airlines at the center of it. this starts a different kind of dialog. are gay dads treats with unfair suspicion. henry was traveling home from a funeral and when they landed in raleigh he was greeted by police at the gate. they accused him of trying to molest the trial because his hand was on his lap. >> they chose not to speak to us and chose not to do anything regarding our situation on the flight except to create a report and have police waiting for us. that ispletely unaccept acceptable. police mississippied -- and is

grateful for the conversation that ordeal has started . now to somewhat of a serial controversy for a stable of our childhoods. chances are the last time you poured yourself a bowl of trix it looked like this. and perhaps your last bowl was filled with neon flowers and fruit like this but that is all over now. they started to remove art fish colors and flares from their products in 2015. but the internet only caught on recently tweeting up a storm about how different it looks without the vibrant hues. accusing them of ruining their childhoods and many are standing by the cereal saying that the cartoon rabbit is just trying to

save their lives. >> got to love the delayed out rain, but every bit as raw as if it happened yesterday. >> finally catching on. you'll be okay everyone. >> there is all cocoa puffs. >> we'll see how those change in the future. matt is standing by with changes on the road. >> the silly traffic is giving us tricks this afternoon that is for sure. is may be robbing you of your vibrancy and joy and optimism. we are here at passyunk equal side a solid line to the walt whitman bridge, and yes on this day each year we see people getting an early start on the holiday weekend heading down the shore early and westbound schuylkill is also backing up and that is especially heavy because of people heading into the phils game that is in the process of ending. on the big picture on the schuylkill 95 along the roosevelt boulevard a crash in the southbound lanes by levic

street at the boston market and watch out the outer drive is blocked and the inner drive gets around that and a crash in upper darby township aby keystone pizza. traffic is jammed in that area. and a nasty one close to the oxford valley mall close to lincoln highway and limerick one by piazza subaru, a good intersection to avoid there. in newcastle quigley boulevard remains blocked for the investigation ongoing there. stale on 273 to get around that. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you. remember all of those lovely pictures we are showing you down the shore today. keep that in mind when you look at this. the sky 6 hd live view over center city philadelphia. not so blue the skies there. >> meteorologist, adam joseph coming up with the exclusive

accuweather forecast. next.

all right lots of you getting ready to head down the shore into the poconos this weekend, we are getting a jump start. lets go back out to adam joseph live in wildwood and the last time we saw you were afraid to get on a ride. >> i got off. i heard them screaming and that was it. that is all i had to do. >> what i did do for you to make you guys feel better is come into the shade wear it's open to the ocean and you can see -- where are my papers? it is a little windy and a little chilly because the ocean is 59 degrees and take a look at the shop-rite now. over the top of the atlantic there is a coastal advisory for

minor flooding at 7:45 and 8:45 p.m. with the chilly wind off the ocean but not really that cold. it depends where you are what it feeled like. in the 70s in dover and philadelphia 64 and 50s as we go up into the poconos. satellite and radar shows the cutoff low in southeastern ohio and west virginia that was the original low a new low developing near northeast virginia and that is developing some downpours and thunderstorms, that will come through this area a little bit later on this evening. future tracker 6 showing at 7:00 wilmington and millville and here in the wildwoods, it's sunny now and that will change and we'll see the storms passing through and some of those could be on the strong to severe side and they lift from philadelphia to trenton and burlington county to the north and by 11:00 out of

the viewing area. as we get into your friday to kick off the memorial day weekend and you'll notice a strong northwesterly wind gusting to 30 or more and the temperatures are nice and seasonable. 74 in philadelphia and 74 in allentown and 73 in trenton and millville. if you come down here on saturday, sun to clouds and temperature of 69, and partly sunny on sunday and could be evening showers but most of sunday looks to be spared on the drier side. at 67 and clouds to start monday morning and a left over shower with some returning sun of 72 and the poconos on saturday, clouds on the increase of 68 degrees and 66 with some sun on sunday with a scattered shower or two. and breaks of sun for the holiday itself at 67. the exclusive accuweather forecast breezy and warmer 77 degrees and right here on saturday of 76, and not bad,

yesterday it looks more ominous and more optimistic and partly sunny skies and 76 and monday clouds to sun and 78 and tuesday clouds and thunderstorms and active on that day of 80 degrees and wednesday and thursday seasonable nice we say hello to a new month and temperatures in the 70s a little cooler than average to start that month of june. the roller coaster is going around as we speak right now. they are being twist and turned this way and that way. the grandmothers say it was smooth and you didn't feel like you were on a ride. what are you doing? show me again? is that the way you eat a popsicle. you know how blue your lips are? >> no. >> where did you get those things? >> over there. >> come here guys. >> my favorite. cotton candy. and it's blue. >> this girl and cotton candy, i

have goodness for you, lollipops and jelly beans. brian and sharrie we'll make you a goody bag if are you good and brick it home. i will not eat this on camera because you'll turn blue. >> just wait, i promise. >> he doesn't want to wait. cheers from wildwood, have a great holiday weekend. >> she had a bit of that she is hopped up. >> on a sugar high. i want jelly beans adam i do.

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well the unofficial start to summer is about to kick off and if you think about renting a vacation property listen up. >> more people are renting

places on b and b and arpo. we have not have trouble but people complain that what they get is not what they expected. >> vacation dreams disappointed. it happened. >> the three bedroom is actually a two bedroom with a walk-in closet. online reviews are a great resource. if people are happy or unhappy they write about it. >> don't fall for bogus reviews, they are really general. look for comments that mention specific incidents good or bad. >> and read the fine print. cancellations fees. >> they are usually on the listing and see what insurance is used on the site you are using to book and consider getting outside insurance for your vacation rental and pay

with a credit card in case you have a dispute and find a property that doesn't require pay if full until you see or start your vacation. and if you have problems. >> before you open your bag or put your suitcase down and can't the landlord or realtor that got you the property. >> ask you to move you to a property nearby. >> take photos and videos, the last thing you want is to have a landlord hold you accountable for the damage from a prior occupant. >> and if you rent for an entire season not a bad idea to have an attorney review your agreement. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli adam joseph and melissa magee i'm brian taff. join me and sharrie williams for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. we continue to follow developing news out of delaware

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. developing now officials are trying to figure out how a helicopter crashed in newcastle county. this morning the medical transport went down in a ditch killing the pilot and leaving a smokey scene behind. officials are making their way there to find out what went on. it happened at 11:15 at the 200 block of quigley boulevard in newcastle. sara bloomquist is live on the scene with the latest tonight. >> reporter: rick and monica, authorities confirm that the pilot. the only person on board of this chopper was a 37-year-old

franklinville, new jersey man in gloucester county. he was conducting train exercises approaching the newcastle airport. that is when it went down in this ditch behind this hill. a shed and some cars were damaged. somehow the pilot managed to avoid the adjacent buildinged. cell phone video caught the quick black smyth one mile southeast of the newcastle airport. >> a privately owned helicopter crashed here on quigley boulevard in newcastle. we confirm that one person was on board and one fatality. >> the chopper was this model a euro e 135 operated by metro transportation that ran for university of pennsylvania