on investigation. >> reporter: this is just the beginning of the investigation, the ntsb's style is to take its time whether it's an air disaster or train wreck. they do not judgment to premature conclusions, the probe of a mass transit wreck could take months certainly not days. shortly after midnight 20 ambulances responded to a mass casualty call to 69th street terminal in upper darby. 42 passengers injured and taken to multiple hospitals. four individuals listed as trauma cases. and passengers apparently slammed into a mark unit at the platform. by daylight investigators from the national transportation safety board were on the scene. the second probe by the feds of the septa division that the terminal. this larger market frankford train rammed a second parked

train and pitched into the path of a third train. that investigation is still on going. two such collisions in six months concerns the town's mayor. >> any time have you that type of a transportation mishap. are you looking to find out why and what caused happened and thousand correct that in the future. >> as of today's incident there are reports that prior to the collision the train failed to make proper stops at gulf mills in wherein mar. and one passenger volunteered there seemed to be a problem where the brakes and the other passenger said the speed on at approach seemed wrong. >> heard the train going real fast, super fast and i'm looking up and i see we are at 69th street, why are we going so fast? we just hit the train boom. >> we should be hear frgt ntsb in an an hour.

they will look at mechanical issues and repair records and human error, they will want to talk to the operator and make sure he didn't have intoxcan'ts in his system at the time and had advocate rest and was not distracted. it's a complex process. remember amtrak 188 when it v h crashed in 2015. that took over a year. this will take time no doubt. >> that process just beginning thank you. >> lets bring in health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman outside of presbyterian hospital. that is where the injured were taken today how are they doing now? >> reporter: any time have you an accident like they you worry about people suffering head and spinal injuries but the majority of these injuries in this accident were minor and first

responders did a great job of getting everyone to the right treatment. ambulances rushed to the scene, 20 lining the street as calls came in reporting a septa train carrying passengers collided with an empty car train at 69th street transportation center. dr. patrick kim the director of the presbyterian medical center received three patients to their level one trauma center and 42 passengers overall including the operator were hurt. they were evaluated on site and transported to eight area hospitals. we mobilize additional resources and if it were worse we could have mobilized resources from outside of the hospital as well. >> we saw injuries that were fortunately minor and they were minor muscular skeletal injuries and facial factors. officials report that four

passengers were seriously hurt. other injuries were considered minor and clearly people were shaken and emergency response teams. and hospitals routinely practice how to handle mass casualty situations like this one. this went like we expected with the plans we put in place and the scenarios we practice. we were able to prepare in time and able to render the best possible care given the circumstances. >> reporter: and out of the three patients here we are told that two were treated and released from the hospital of pennsylvania and three patients and released. and we are waiting for official numbers from all the other hospitals but the imagine or of passengers have been treated and released back home. reporting live from west philadelphia. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >> all right good news thank you. our coverage of this septa crash continues on 6abc.com with the latest on investigation. videos from the scene and

ongoing social media updates from the team of of reporters. >> a police chase led officers from delaware county to southwest philadelphia today and it ended in a crash, chopper 6 hd was over the scene where the crash happened on the 5600 block of belmar street. darby police attempted to stop the vehicle but the driver drove off into philadelphia. no word on arrests at this point and if anyone was hurt. a man wanted for murder in delaware county was hunted down several state as way in georgia. derek rollins was arrested in decatur, georgia by u.s. marshals. accused of shooting john lee outside of a haverford apartment last month, killing him and also suspected of opening fire on two men in a car in philadelphia. about 45 minutes before lee's murder. the start of bill cosby's sexual assault retrial has been delayed. it won't be until march or april now. the proceeding is originally

scheduled to begin in november. a judge ruled today to give more time to cosby's new lawyers to get caught up to speed on the case. the comedian is charged with drugging and molesting andrea constand at his home in 2004. he said their sexual encounter was consensual. and that the jury will be chosen from a pool in montgomery county. yesterday we saw surveillance pictures showing the man seen stabbing a 7-eleven clerk in center city. the suspect went in and asked to buy cigarettes, when the worker came back with him he pulled out a knife and stabbed the cashier a number of times. the worker was able to fight the suspect off without taking anything. if you having in about the information you have seen here, you are asked to can't police. the tires of at least one dozen vehicles in one bucks

county neighborhood was slashed overnight and they are left with the inconvenience and the expense of the damages, nora muchanic is live in the red cedar section of levittown with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: lots of unhappy people here. they woke up this morning to find their tires slashed after someone went through here during the middle of the night cutting the tires up. some vehicles were in driveways and some on the street and all of them vandalized. it was 1:15 in the morning and i heard the hissing of my tire and obviously the air was letting out of my tire. she is one person in the red cedar section dealing with flat tires at least 18 tires were slashed and the number appears to be growing. laurie did not realize she was targeted until we showed her. >> i am flabbergasted i have to go to work in an hour. i guess i'm going be late.

>> $285 a tire. two tires and then the tow. and more than two dozen vehicles were hit including the pickup truck. >> today was move in day for my son at st. joes and i'm missing that because of someone's initiation or whatever it is. i'm not sure but hopefully they find them. >> it's $50 for each tire we have to pay for. now i have to go fix all of my tires and make sure they are good. >> people work you know what i mean? this stuff is not cheap. >> ruby was changing out an old tire for a new one, and wondered who would do this and why? >> i think it's despicable to do it. i don't understand why they hit innocent people for no reason. >> police are asking for people with home surveillance systems to look for images and share them with victims if they find

something. >> if no one saw anything with their eyes home surveillance videos can help us find the perpetrator and solve the case. >> are you looking live at one of the flat tires that hasn't been fixed yet. cars were targeted in the oak ridge section of town. police ask if you have information to help solve the case videos or anything else to please can't them immediately. >> i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. time now for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> all right 90 degrees out there right now. but feels hotter, cecily tynan standing outside this afternoon. cecily it's a muggy one. >> it is, it's a steam bath out here. it's breezy and winds from the south pulling up the heat and humidity so the current heat index around 100 for philadelphia. 97 degrees and trenton and allentown 98 and dover 103 and

millville 100 and along the shore, the heat index in the low 90s. you have to head to the poconos to get some relief. the heat advisory continues until 8:00 this evening for the heat index around 100 degrees, take it easy and drink lots of water and feels much better in the shade than the sun and after 8:00 we have the risk of thunderstorms. double scan live radar showing a line of severe weather out to our west and we have severe thunderstorm watches posted along the western half of pennsylvania. they could extend east as the line continues to push and a lot of that ac test will fall apart overnight. this is what to expect. later this even a broken line of storms, the strongest is in the northwest suburbs, the strongest threat is severe weather, it will weaken as it heads to the southeast. behind the system a breath of fresh air, i'll talk about that in the accuweather forecast. >> we'll see you when you come inside thanks.

"action news" learn that one of of the 10 sailors missing from the uss john mccain a young man with ties to new jersey. 22-year-old kenneth smith is an electronics technician on board started by saint andrews methodist church in cherry hill. the pastor there would not say anymore. smith's motherlies in michigan and describes her son as tough and is holding out hope. >> now, to a first check of the afternoon commute today. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> hey guys i don't flow what we did to 95 but it's not kind today. a bunch of issues starting in delco, a truck fire near here north of 452 and all the activity associated with that is off to the side. as you see traffic in the northbound lanes is heavy up toward the commodore barry bridge and the blue route. farther north where we have the two separate accidents this morning, here at the work zone,

there was a broken down vehicle this afternoon. the good news is it's gone now and the bad news is the heavy delays are not. just 5 miles per hour northbound from the walt whitman bridge. going the other way expect traffic a busy night in south philadelphia with the phils double header and the charlie puth concert. a hurricane katrina crash on the northeast extension past landed dale, that just cleared out. the way and two overturned trucks one in delaware along highway 1 southbound near 72 blocking to lanes. single digit speeds. and in burlington county an overturned truck is blocking the ramp to go north on the turnpike. that ramp is not an option at this hour. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, hollywood super star couple amal and george clooney are using their fame to put a

stop to hate in our nation. >> and the age of 100 a new jersey resident is keeping up her exercise routine even in a wheelchair and making sure her friends are with her. when "action news" at 4:00 comes right back.

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she is the leader of the pack inspiring everyone with her physical and mental strength and contagious life force. >> now put your hands between your children, one, three, four. >> what is the secret to getting to 100 years old? >> oh gosh. friends.in god. >> she is an amazing woman, i can't believe all the things she has accomplished in her life and she is my guiding life and inspiration. >> that is helen's son. people tell us if this is what 100 looks like sign me up. look at how contagious her energy is here. she has everyone moving after the reading pennsylvania native stretched and cooled down she said the best part of her day was -- channel 6 was here. of course you eat that cake you

earned it. >> looking good. >> incredible lady. thank you. lets bring in meteorologist, cecily tynan, as we talk about the accuweather forecast. i think that will be you at 100 years old. >> you have those morning you wake up and don't want to exercise and she is 100 and doing it. today is a good day to exercise indoors. lets head over to the "action news" weather center, double scan live radar showing a cold front coming in through the ohio valley and there is quite a bit of the storm activity along with it. severe thunderstorm watches posted for central and western pennsylvania, that line pushes to the east and as it does it weakens tonight. and the accuweather highlights shows you that line of storms it looks like it won't be moving in until the end of the commute. the lehigh valley getting hit first after 9:00 that line is weakening as it moves across

i-95 and southeast. it will be lingering tomorrow. lots of clouds to start the day and gradual clearing and the heat and humidity will be moving out during the day tomorrow. and i think a lot o people are happy about that. if you look at the temperatures now 90 in philadelphia and 91 in same in millville. it is coole at the shore and temperatures in the 80s and dew points in the 70s. the heat index feels around 100 and we are pretty much average this time of year, the average to date, number of 90 degree days, 23. today is 24 the record to date back in 2010, we had 45 days. but the whole year 55 days of temperatures in the 90s. that is pretty hot. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the system, cold front pushing in from the west the fact it's moving in after daylight heating it's weakening

but there are winds. that could help it stay together especially for the far north and west suburbs. 9:30, the lehigh valley and berks county getting hit with gusty thunderstorms and then it and it's cloudy rrow morning and on the muggy side and through the day the humidity will be dropping and sunshine by the afternoon. lingering cloud as long the coast and temperatures are going to be a lot more comfortable than today. tomorrow temperatures not really dropping or increasing all that quickly at all. as the humidity drops. 75 degrees at 7:00. lots of clouds and 1:0080 degrees and partly sunny skies and 83 by 5:00. it will feel a lot better than today. the four day at 4:00 tomorrow. morning clouds and sunshine and humidity dropping through the day seasonable with a high of 84 degrees but temperatures keep dropping, thursday great weather for the eagles, 82 degrees and friday and saturday. only in the upper 70s and low humidity and loads of sunshine let you know how long that

comfortable air plastics around in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you. more "action news" at 4:00 when we come back.

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of those fields. children in delaware are benefiting from a significant gift. $300,000 the park on canal street reopened following a makeover. new pavement and fencing. and they called it something truly special. more ahead in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00. we know that seatbelts are a must for people but how about your animals? >> and three accused child predators are off the streets in philadelphia and montgomery county today thanks to a joint sting operation, how they tried to lure young victims online. ♪

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marie antoinette. we begin at 4:30 with an online sting operation that netted three accused child predators off line, two of them were from montgomery county and one from philadelphia. bob brooks is outside of the attorney general's office. >> reporter: well brian, according to the court documents these men unfortunately were trying to have sex with some of our children and also knew exactly what they were doing. these three men are the latest child sexual predator teres to land behind bars, according to the pennsylvania attorney general's office. the ag's office ran a sting in our area targeting sexual predators online. we spoke with josh shapiro via phone today. a message for others trying to harm our children. >> we'll hunt you down and find

you and make sure the children of pennsylvania are safer with you off the streets. >> the suspects from king of prussia and philadelphia. attorney general says that the investigators were able to engage the suspects on popular social media apps, his agents pose as teen boys and girls and show up to meet. parents need to know they are targeting children for sex. >> we have a responsibility to know what our kids are doing online. in each cases undercover agents made it clear they were posing as minor. he was targeting a 14-year-old boy and the agent made it clear he was 14 years old on four occasions and wrote he was 14 years old on two occasions. and he was targeting a teenage girl they were 13 years old on

two occasions. >> that is the reaction of nadine, she is his neighbor in king of prussia. >> nice people, family people. that is why shapiro wants to make it clear you have to monitor what your kids are doing. >> we need to take down the predators in the communities but we need parents and caretaker's help to do that. >> in two out of three arrests, the suspects after being interviewed both admitted they knew exactly what they were doing was wrong. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia police are trying to figure out if several tombstones were intensely damaged at a bustleton cemetery. at saint lukes where 20 tombstones were found knocked over or damaged. we are waiting for an update from police as they investigate. a man was hurt as they tried

to cross the road in newcastle, delaware. the pedestrian was struck by a car while on westbound christiana road near airport road. the man was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries and the driver was also hurt both westbound lanes and one eastbound lane of christiana road were closed for sometime. police are still trying to figure out what happened. >> well, he went in to rob a bank and didn't have much success. now police want to find him and arrest him. these pictures were taken yesterday afternoon at the td bank and this man donning a fisherman's hat gave the teller a note demanding money. no money was given. if you know this man police want to hear from you. trenton's public safety plan is taking -- into city schools. the director said that students

need a voice. with that said, officers will hold conflict resolution workshops there in school. >> our youth are begging to be heard and the only way we'll be able to stem the tide of violence especially respect to our youth is that we engage them in productive dialog. director perry noted that shootings are down 17% in the city in the past year, mayor eric jackson said the incidents tested our faith and not our resolve. he called on parents to stay involved and offer them productive things to do. we turn to the aftermath of the great american eclipse witnessed by millions across the country before the out of this world event. the top question on google is how to view the solar eclipse without glasses, maybe not so surprising today the top search was seeing spots. searches asking how one knows if

the eclipse damaged their highs spiked by 4,000%. and the local eye doctors came in or had concerns about eye issues but so far nothing serious as popped up. we invite to you relive the magic of the eclipse at 6abc.com. watch adam joseph's unforgettable live report a dramatic time lapse of that event. >> we talked about it with my wife. an incredible moment. everybody is talking about it. the word got out to wear the glasses that is good news. cecily tynan is joining us here this afternoon. cecily you said it would get hot and humid. you mention you are extending the thunderstorm warnings east. a line of severe thunderstorms working in from the west. they are still far away from us and the national weather service

issued severe thunderstorm watches from the north and west counties from 9:00 to midnight and the storms moved in past sunset and they will weaken and double scan live radar showing the system i am tracking and you can see quite a bit of red and yellow, those come with intense wind gusts and heavy downpours and a threat of tornadoes up to the north generally across northern pennsylvania and new york. future tracker 6 showing around 10:00 this isly when the poconos and berks county see the storms, they really do fall apart overnight and just clouds by 2:00 in the morning, but what this front will do is act like a heat and humidity buster. the heat index now close to $100s. big changes once the system pulls through and the taste of fall once we head into the weekend we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. back to you. >> cecily thank you. when school starts in camden some boys and girls will have an

awesome adventure to talk about part of the blue nights explorer program led by camden police and they got a chance today to visit the philadelphia fbi office and heard from the the federal agents how they train and what they do. the hope is perhaps these children will be inspired to pursue a career in law enforcement. the program works to bridge the gap in communities and law enforcement. an annual college grudge match is keeping its primary home in philadelphia. monica malpass is live in the newsroom with more on that story. >> of course, the army navy game is played in philadelphia dozens of times, we love this event and today we found out it's going to be the case here for the next few years. that is great news and we'll explain the news and the impact that philadelphia officials hope it will bring to the city. plus, new at 5:00 in health check, a major health warning from the cdc tonight, the problem that experts say is on the rise because of chickens

actually being raised in people's backyards. we'll have those stories coming your way and more. widener university class of 2021 moved on to campus and the "action news" cam was in chester as young men and women checked in for orientation. saying a cheerful good-bye. the students graduate when the university celebrates the 200th anniversary. >> going off to college exciting time. and imagine sending your daughter to grandma's house for the weekend and instead of presents she comes home with a bill. and a critic called her out and she responded in a big way. we'll show you what the wife of our nation's treasury secretary said that has some people calling her let them eat cake melt down. >> and if you think pricey wine

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progress. they could treat diseases like cold sores or improve consumer products. one scientist is already testing their potential. >> big talkers now and this is louise lynnton she is actress and wife of stevenmnunchin. she was touting her wealth and mocked a woman. a shot of her getting off a government plane in kentucky with her husband. complete with hashtags for luxury designers like tom ford and valentino. all designer of the clothing and accessories are wearing. and an oregon mom said glad we could pay for your give away.

>> asking if she gives more money to the economy than she and her husband do. if the government pays for her honeymoon and travel. lynnton controlled her social media and comments on her cute children and cute life. according to published report, lynnton has apparently just apologized. we'll he keep an eye on that one. a letter to an advice comment that is going viral? >> eliciting an array of the girl went to visit grandma, and when she returned tomorrow she brought a bill home as well. mom writes into the "washington post" ask amy column. i sent a check for $300 to my mother to cover her expenses. upon her return my mother sent

me an invoice for $475 for additional expenses. she went on to say that the bill covered everything from the cost of gas and museum emission et cetera, et cetera. it's not about money but principal. they are very generous with grandma. i don't trust her to spend time with hi daughter because it's so costly for me. amy's advice is decide if this is a relationship you can afford to foster. great comments now on my facebook page. here is one for wine lovers. so picture it. you are standing there at the shelves, lined with varieties. you splurge on a new handbag et

cetera. it's a thing. using mris to track your response, they found that the exact same wine tastes better when we think we paid more. the increased price brings the anticipation of better flavor. the wine and mind powerful indeed. and some of the expensive bottles are pretty good. >> if we spend on it we want it to be worth it. >> i want to be part of the studies one day. >> that's it. lets get a check of the roads right now. matt with the update. >> reporter: if you thought the commute tasted extra rotten that is in your head. not well this evening, hold on to the glass of wine, in the distance, you can probably see a crash. 95 southbound approaching allegheny avenue. and at this point the far left lane, one of the four lanes, is

getting by heading southbound toward center city or down towards the sports complex for the night's events, you are looking at speeds of 2 miles per hour as you pass the betsy ross bridge and cotman avenue a wall of traffic not moving. if you head toward south philadelphia now you don't want to go that way. 95 southbound skip it and head for frankford avenue or the southbound boulevard as an alternate. and a crash at st. joseph's curve at county line road and three overturned trucks this afternoon. bear delaware, southbound side of highway 1, and stay on 9 or 301 and one in mount laurel, blocking the ramp from 73 to go north on the turnpike. and in east windsor, one in the process of clearing from 130 southbound and the norristown high speed line running every 20 minutes this afternoon. all local service and trains make all stops. we'll check it again in the 5:00

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cecily tynan joining us now with the accuweather forecast. it's exceptionally hot out there. >> it's not a heat wave. we get it today and a front sweeps through tonight and it starts to feel really nice through the day tomorrow. lets head to the "action news" weather center and show you live on sky 6 hd the ben franklin bridge, we see blue excise and fair weather cumulous clouds popping up. if you stepped outside, you can feel it. it's warm and muggy. what is going on? we have winds out of the south, that is what is creating the warm and humid conditions. but there is a cold front waiting in the wings and what

happens, that cold front is sweeping through overnight behind it it feels so much better tomorrow. it's much cooler and less humid and that comfortable air mass is going to be sticking around for a while. it's not just about the temperatures. also, about the humidity. dew points are in the 70s. it's oppressive. as we head through the day dew points are dropping down into the low 60s slightly humid but look at thursday and friday, dew points dropping into the 50s and saturday, dew points in the 40s is almost unheard of for august, it will feel very, very nice. a huge contrast from the weather we have right now. this is the way it feels right now, the heat index. philadelphia 97 degrees and millville 93 and reading 101 and wilmington it feels like 100 degrees, kind of a steam bath going on and satellite 6 along with action radar showing the heat and humidty buster, it's a fronts across the ohio valley and showers and thunderstorms

developing along it. this sweeps through overnight and there is upper level support with the low level jet, what will happen since it comes through overnight the heating of the day, these storms should be weakening and future tracker 6 showing by 1e see thunderstorms across theigh val. andhese fizzle as they move through the southeast. tomorrow morning could get a lingering shower but for the most part it's cloudy and on the muggy side. weee the return of dower humidi degrees and canadian high pressure builds in and sticked around for the next week. down the shore a m is possible and lots of clouds and think you have to wait until late afternoon to get to see the sunshine. just have to be patient 83. the ocean temperature 78 degrees and there is a low to moderate risk of rip currents. you want to be careful.

rehoboth beach 84. the exclusive accuweather forecast. transition day and morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and humidity is dropping 84 degrees, we are in the comfort zone fair weather clouds and friday delitful. 79 degrees and that air plastics around right through the weekend gorgeous weather wit and comfor conditions and monday cool, and tuesday partly sunny and relltily cool for august standards with a high of 79 degrees, so summer is rolling by quickly this is the last weekend before labor day weekend. great weekend for outdoor activities. >> i know. >> it's sad. but fall is nice. we have that to look forward to. thanks. >> trips for safe trips with your pets coming up in what's the deal.

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if there is a road trip on your calendar and considering traveling with your pets. the evidence is clear, strapping children in cars is a must. but what about pets? unrestrained pets can cause injuries to them and to others. pets can act as projectiles if they are not secured and also distract drivers from keeping their eyes on the road. the market is full of pet restraining products, but crash tested is only based on manufacturers claims but the center for pet safety along with subaru tested products and they tested crates and harnesses, and

concluded that among the top are the sleepy pod air carrier for $160. >> your pet is secure. the g 1 crate for 500 dollars? >> it can help prevent the crate from hitting the back of the crate. >> and this runs between $70 and $ $80. >> you want the peace of mind because you don't know when the crash will happen. >> north reason to keep your pet retrained. say something happens to you, pets can get protecty and add another layer to rescue and response efforts. a lot of information to consider. >> thank you alicia. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, cecily tynan and adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me and sharrie and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. first coming up next on "action news" at 5:00, developing news out of upper darby an

investigation is underway after this morning's septa train crash sent dozens of people to the hospital. we are expecting to hear from federal officials any minute now. plus, bill cosby, back in court the issues on the table today as the comedian prepares for a retrial in montgomery county. >> and delta has a new face of its customer service, the high tech link is giving passengers looking for help at the airport or in the air.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. right now we wait for an update on ntsb after two septa trains crash in delaware county today. you are looking live at a podium where officials are expected to speak about it at every moment. and 42 people were sent to the hospital including the operator. walter perez joins us and the big story is the answers after an early morning crash. >> the whole thing unfolded at

the 69th street transportation center in upper darby when a train crashed into a cars that was stopped. sara bloomquist is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: monica and walter we are waiting on the first briefing from the national transportation safety board in regard to this incident. this is not the first collision, the only collision at the 69th street terminal in recent months. investigators are working to figure out what happened this time around. investigators are expecting tracks and other equipment to determine the cause of this collision on the rails. >> just to let them do their job and do a thorough investigation, i have all the confidence that septa will do that and the national transportation safety board takes a little longer. >> the northbound high speed line was arriving at the busy transportation center when it