is the health hazard at holy glen elementary in gloucester county. nora muchanic is live with the details. >> reporter: monica, parents say they are complaining for years that the school is making their kids sick and now we may know why that is happening. ten rooms here were tested and all of them had mold in various places and the board of education is asked to okay a plan to temporarily shut down holly glen elementary to be cleaned up. >> 7-year-old andrew petry in the blue shirt and his pal matthew should be in school but their parents kept them home because they believe the school is making them sick. >> it was the very first day back of school. comes home the first day of school and is sick. >> cough and sneeze and stuffy nose. that is what it feels like. >> both boys are students at holly glen elementary and air

quality tests show a proliferation of mold and specters recommend the school be closed down for the safety of children and staff. >> they were high enough in my estimation that we need to take proactive movement. they are recommending the open shutting down of holly glen and it can be replaced. andrew petry's dad thinks it should have been before school started. >> they should have done it over summer but to put the kids back in school and into harms way should not have happened. >> they say the students will be relocated to three other schools in the district and more information will come shortly. parents of sick children say it's about time something is done. matthew missed 20 to 25 days of school last year because of respiratory issues and had a truancy officer calling his

mother. >> he is outs of school and then fine and he goes back to school and i get a call to pick him up. >> the information meeting is open at williamstown high school. many parents are finding out about the issue and the disruption it will cause. live in williamstown, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. developing news tonight. representative tim murphy of pennsylvania says is he step down from his seat. the republican whose district includes several suburbs of pittsburgh is caught up in an affair scandal. the senator known for his stance against abortion is accused of encouraging his mistress to have an abortion. >> new at 5:00 a first responder is charged with a disturbing crime according to police he

touched a teenager inappropriately in the back of an ambulance. "action news" reporter john rawlins live at west goshen police with the details on this. >> allegedly the crime took place early one morning before 5:00 a.m. inside a local medical vehicle a teenager was part of a ride along program part of an endeavor where those enrolled get a look at first responder. 50-year-old ken kenneth mason at the time of the alleged crime he was employed by chester hospitals paramedic unit. a 17-year-old told police he was riding with mason in a hospital vehicle early october and road into this track of land. >> he parked in a dark area and started to feel uncomfortable. >> the young man fell asleep but came aware of mason indecently

assaulting him and making obscene comments. >> our victim gets scared at that time and pretends to wake up and immediately go to like he is doing something in the vehicle, trying to pretend like he did not realize what was happening. the young man said he considered mason amen ter and has hopes to be a flight paramedic. and is a long time paramedic with the jet staff service and mason's attorney says his client will vehemently challenge the charges and that the 17 continued to ride along with mason that morning taking a 6:00 a.m. call. >> it does not end until 7:00 to 10:00 a.m. he when on the call after this happened and stayed later than he needed to and was talking to my client about the positive remarks about how well he handled the call. >> mason faces charge, both a

misdemeanor and a summons will be issued for him to appear in court. and is no longer employed by penn and is on leave at jeff. >> thank you. now to the late effort on the mass shooting in las vegas. officials say that the shooter, stephan paddock may have had an accomplice therk are looking into the planning of the attack on the route 91 harvest festival and that he may have had help moving the arsenal of guns into the mandalay bay. meantime officials are focusing on highlighting those that saved countless lives when the shots rang out. >> absolute heroes. absolute heroes. they didn't have equipment with them. and didn't have protection they were on site and through their training they knew they had to react and get tourniquets on and make belts and make tourniquets

and do things to save lives and carry people out. absolute heroes. 58 people were killed and more than 500 injured in the shooting. tonight investigators are looking into reports of paddock also targeting large venues or using them as research. much more on that debate at 5:30. police spotted a young man with a gun on a street in southwest philadelphia today and then he ran off. chopper 6 hd overs the home where the 17-year-old ran into on theodore street. and refused to come out and then finally surrendered an hour after without incident. democratic candidate for new jersey governor phil murphy is getting high profile help. john mccain and al gore and former attorney general, eric holder is stumping for the

democrat. and they hope to defeat kim guadagno, and leads guadagno in double digits in several public polls. >> and jim gardner will help to moderate the debate between the candidates next week and we want your help. let us know the questions for the candidates you can send them to us. that debate airs tuesday at 7:00 here on 6 abc. turning to accuweather just two weeks into fall mother nature is looking to turn the clock back to feel like summer. the action cam at the philadelphia museum of art we saw folks heading out for the weather and it's only going to get hotter and more humid. cecily tynan is outside with more on this. >> it feels like summer, the normal high this time of year, 10 degrees warmer than that. philadelphia 80 degrees and at 81 degrees the last hour, new

york city 81 and washington, d.c. 80 and richmond, virginia, 80 and roanoke 81 it's warm and hon the humid side. dew points rose into the low 60s so it's slightly humid. and you can feel the difference because we had had dew points in the 40s earlier in the week. double scan live radar showing thanks to a frontal boundary sneaking to the south closer to us, you see an area of showers moving across central pennsylvania and some move into our region as we head through the evening hours, it's not going to be a lot of rain just a couple of showers. sunset to midnight. and most activity is north of philadelphia and it's a drop in the bucket. we need more rain than that. looking at a .10 to .25 inch of rain and the potential for more rain next week. from tropical storm nate. i'll talk about that and the heat for the weekend coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report

thursday night. >> lets take it live to matt pellman in the traffic center to see what is going on. >> temperatures are up and speeds are not up. they are way down in spots. the normal spots this afternoon like the schuylkill eastbound 17 miles per hour. and 95 has its typical northbound volume just 11 miles per hour there as you pass the vine street expressway and out in king of prussia the new crash happened. northbound side of 202, approaching 76 the schuylkill and accident pushed to the left side on the scene and sluggish passing the scene up toward the chilis and king of prussia mall. and a bad crash at trooper roads at rogers road. and speeds in the upper 30s at this point. and a wreck to avoid in winslow camden county, at cross keys road off new brooklyn aerial road and cleaning up from the dump truck accident yesterday on the a.c. expressway in atlantic

city. left lanes are out in both directions by the convention center. we'll check it again in the next half hour. a new type of classroom was unveiled in center city today and called the latest in urban education, it's string theory program wants to put students in an actual work environment and one example is the food preparation program broadcasted for operating the cook and producing the telecast. they will open the door for startup businesses in the city. >> wonderful. more to come on "action news" at 5:00. and that includes a new study about high tech cars built-in hands free technology is meant to make the driver focus less on the phone and more on the road but is all of that making for a safer ride? >> and a price hike for netflix. the plan that customers will be paying more for and when.

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can have more serious conditions and colds are necessary to build a strong immune system. >> you are suppose to get these things, that is the way the environment prepares us to be more resistant. >> and as time goes on a child's immune system gets stronger and should get sick less often. >> cigna one of the nation's largest health insurers will stop covering oxycontin prescriptions on the employee based plans, patients that start it for cancer or hospice care are exempt and it deters abuse and the maker says that both drugs have similar properties and the move is a financial one. also, today having all the latest bells and whistles in your car is it a good thing or

is the fancy technology too distracting. according to a new study, many of the new gadget the car makers are are putting on the dash board are making drivers lose focus. they tested 30 of the car models and all took their eyes off the road and many times hands off the wheel while using the built in technology, voice commands and touch screens and navigation all designed to be done while driving. the navigation was the biggest distraction with drivers taking their eyes off the road for an? >> of 40 seconds, and losing only 2 seconds doubles your risk for a crash. they would like to see simple technology and more navigation system only promised while parked and drivers should only use buttons to text if it's an emergency. great advice there. >> thank you ali. still to come on "action news" at 5:00. the musicians with ties that

could make the next class of the rock 'n roll hall-of-fame. and scandal back on 6 abc tonight for a final farewell. a sneak peek at the show's last season premier when "action news" continues tonight.

pop singer and bucks county pink is bringing her world tour to philadelphia. the beautiful trauma tour will be at the kimmel center and they go on sale next friday. and pink released another track from the album and it will be released next friday the same day the tickets go on sale. and nominations are out for the rock 'n roll hall-of-fame nomination. bon jovi is among the nominees, they have sold more than 300 million records nationwide. and also sister rosetta thorpe. she died in philadelphia and is bury fire department west oak lane and her achievements earned her a space on the philadelphia walk of fame. and it's thursday nights and an all new night of tgit.

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forecast thursday night. cecily tynan is here with the warm details. and we mean really warm. >> it doesn't feel like october at all and still looks like summer. head over to the action center, sky 6 hd looking at camden and lots of clouds and breezy and notice the leaves are green but a lot of people looking forward to the fall foliage. i have to be honest though the setup is not ideal. fall so far has been dry and it's been warm. you kind of want the opposite if you want really vivid colors, the fall leaf outlook should stall the foliage. some of the trees actually started to turn and now any early color is turning brown and since we have not had much rain the leaves are a little bit stressed and the color is likely dull and if the dry trend continues any leaves that turn will be falling pretty quickly. that is the bad news, the good

news is, some areas are starting to peak and we have high color in parts of the adirondacks and northern areas of new england and as far as here it's low but we are seeing a moderate color starting in the poconos. it looks like two weeks the poconos will be peaking not the best foliage season but some color. it feels like summer, 80 in philadelphia and 81 last hour, that is 11 degrees above normal. trenton 80 and millville also 80 and cape may cooler and mild though. 75 allentown 79 and poconos 69. satellite and radar showing we started the day with sunshine and the slow moving frontal boundary got close enough to send the clouds our way and central pennsylvania an area of of showers and a lot of them will break up and some survive the trip over the mountains and that means a few evening showers

mostly to the north and mostly cloudy and winds from the southwest a very mild night. 58 in the suburbs and 66 for center city and normal low for this time of year for philadelphia is 52. well above normal. future tracker 6 timing it out 8:00 we have showers and most of them are to the north, parts of berks county and the lehigh valley and the poconos and elsewhere a lot of clouds, if you live in south jersey you have the best view of the harvest moon tonight and it rises shortly after sunrise and it should be nice and bright and orange at first, but elsewhere we have a lot of clouds. tomorrow morning at 10:30, clouds breaking for sunshine and it's warm and temperatures rising up to the low 80s. the five-day at 5:00, the warmth continues into the weekend and tomorrow's high in the low 80s a mixture of clouds and sunshine and 82. and saturday 85 feeling like 90 with the humidity and sunday for the eagles game. humid and 80 and increasing clouds and showers in the afternoon.

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. a ban against a certain gun accessory used in the mass shooting in las vegas is gaining bipartisan support. and a suspicious vehicle at a traffic stop leads to a massive drug seizure. and they are going after the biggest loan -- because they took advantage of borrowers. and on capitol hill the main focus is banning bump stocks. what stephan paddock used to make his guns act like machine guns. guns. >> reporter: monica, good evening, we are now hearing from members from both parties that

say the time is now to ban the bump stocks and expect legislation to happen soon. >> after 58 people were gunned down by one shooter in las vegas late sunday night. the conversation for gun control is joined by the nra, they believe that devices designed to allow semi automatic rifles to function like full automatic lifeles should be suggest to regulations. he used the attachments allowing his rifle to act like an automatic weapon like a machine gun. >> the gun owner in reno says his store is almost soldout. >> a lot of people are calling in to buy those because they are sure they are going to be outlawed. now they are legal and cost $100. >> and the goal is prohibit these deadly devices that caused so much death and destruction.

>> a republican carlos says he will introduce a bipartisan bill in the house to put a ban on bump stocks. >> we are not going away we told the families we have to pass something. >> but the view is far from unanimous. >> i don't think that the 80 or 90 million americans that exercise their second amendment rights to own a gun should be punished for the act of one evil person. >> today white house press secretary sara huckabee says the press is open up to talks about bump stocks but his main focus is healing and unifying the country. >> thank you. three u.s. green berets were killed and two others wounded in the african country of niger, it happened near the mali border when the patrol came under hostile fire. the u.s. african mand is working

to confirm details and they were evacuated and taken to germany for further treatment. and they are listed in stable condition. u.s. troops in niger advise and assist local forces as they battle two groups associated with isis and al qaeda. and now it's time for dreamers to renew their immigration status, the last minute push to get 48,000 immigrants to reknew and president trump as hey plan to end the daca program in march. there is so far no plan to save the program. daca grants protection for immigrants brought here illegally as children. world news tonight with david muir has more on the top stories, including the daca deadline and the new gun control legislation that seems to be gaining bipartisan support. watch it tonight at 6:30

following "action news" at 6:00. >> more than $4 million of heroin is off the streets of one bucks county community this week, all discovered during a traffic stop. bensalem police seized drugs during the incident and that the drugs were in a secret compartment in the truck and the 30-year-old driver edward torres is under arrest and was suppose to be under house arrest for a robbery in camden. >> the opioid deaths are through the roof. and our overdoses continue to rise. the seizure of this 6 kilograms of heroin saves lives on one simple car stop for illegal tint. >> the dea agent says it led them to a home where they found drug paraphernalia and 50,000 there's in cash. so far police don't know who

did it or why. it happened on north 30th street and the victim was shot once and the person that shot him ran and someone drove the victim to university hospital for treatment. and he is in stable condition. newcastle county recognized first responders and civilians for helping the public today and the awards ceremony was this afternoon and paramedics in the services division and delaware state troopers and every day citizens were all chosen for their efforts of giving back. >> veterans looking for a new job stepped aboard the battleship new jersey today. employers were at the career fair in camden from etna and amazon and peco and wawa free parking and lunch were provided. hundreds of drexel university students lined up today for a chance to be hired by 200 employers, more than 1800 students turned out for drexel's

fall career fair. it puts students face-to-face with 200 employers, job opportunities ranged in fields from computers and business. and they ar are now suing t biggest loaner for emproperly adding billions in costs to pennsylvania families that took out the risky loans. attorney general josh shapiro says that and a halfient puts the interests above of its borrowers and they say the accusations are unfounded. time for the "action news" traffic report thursday night. back to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> in delaware a crash at the split with 495 and two right lanes are out of commission and looking at speeds in the teens as you come north of christiana,

we want to remind you we are started on new construction in newcastle this week. along 13 the bridge over 141 over 13. this coming monday, that stretch, that bridge will close for a month and a half. again that starts in just a few days on monday. church mans road is the way to get around it. kick of prussia 202 approaching the schuylkill, this crash is sticking out into the left lane as you head to the mall. and a wreck along trooper road along rogers road and lower more land, a wreck at 63 welsh road. typical fair on the schuylkill and 95. the schuylkill will close again tonight and restrictions start at 9:00 and cleat closure starts in the westbound lanes at 30 and street and i would use 95 and

the vine as alternated. back over to you. >> thank you again. much more ahead on "action news" this evening. they are the ones that will determine who will be the next big music start to hit the scene. our own alicia vitarelli caught up with the judges on american idol, and you'll hear from them coming un. and fallout from cam newton from comments with a female reporter. his comments are hitting him in the wallet tonight. >> starting with sun this morning and clouds here this afternoon and tracking a batch of rain and temperatures continue to climb into the 80s. really warm for this time of year. and there are the showers to the west and we'll let you know if they survive through the evening. and we'll talk about tropical storm nate in the accuweather forecast. >> sports and ducis rogers and ron jaworsky break down the next opponent the cardinals. coming up in sports. fran grenier.

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the eagles cardinals match-up in this week's break down. >> jaws the eagles sit at 3-1 right now, i remember last year they were at 3-1 and that did not work out well. >> i feel a lot better about this 3-1 because of this simple reason. it's a more mature football team. the entire eagles coaching staff worked together a full season under doug peterson and the veteran leadership afforded by carson wentz in his second season and this feel a lot better to me. >> and you like the b word? >> the balance word run, pass, balance and that helps the quarterback. and ability to do that. >> and last week against the l.a. chargers, the defense gave

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>> a journey from fall to summer. going backyards but if you luke the heat and humidity it will be around this weekend. we take a live look sky 6 hd over the commodore barry bridge down in chester, a lot of clouds move the in here after a decent amount of sunshine through the day and enough sun that our high reached 82 degrees in philadelphia. along with the increase in the warmth, the dew points up as well. 65 in dover as well as millville. 66 cape may and 69 degrees in beach haven, and low to mid-60s to the north and west. and it is humid once again and turns oppressive if not tropical as we get toward the end of the weekend and dew points in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees and due in part to this is because of tropical moisture that comes in from what is now nate near central america. as we look at temperatures, 80 in philadelphia as well as trenton and millville and dover

and still in the upper 70s to the north and west and lancaster and wilmington 69 degrees in the poconos. temperatures today did run close to 12 degrees above normal for the city. clouds again moving in a boundary that is draped across pennsylvania and it moves its way into the oef ohio valley and stays on the warmer side of the front pittsburgh to buffalo, the rain is really falling apart. could be a brief shower or two. especially north or west of philadelphia this evening. mostly cloudy and 58 in the suburbs and 66 for center city and high pressure to the northern and south. we are wedged in between with this warm front and the front is just to the north and stays warm and 82 degrees with the sun kind of fighting the clouds at times tomorrow and the sun should win out most of the time. and on saturday, the sun lifts to the northern and low pressure

develop as long the boundary and moves the southerly winds our way. along with the heat 85 on saturday which is 15 degrees above normal. tropical storm nate is barely a tropical storm winds sustained 40 miles per hour. moving to the north-northwest at 10. on the border of nicaragua and skirt the yucatan peninsula, it could become a hurricane by saturday and late saturday and early sunday making landfall near new orleans louisiana as a tropical storm. it weakens to a remnant low as it passes by our area monday into tuesday, the winds are minimal not an issue with us for the storm. tropical rain and tropical humidity. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 82 and partly sunny and warm tomorrow. and bumping it up to 75 and showers for the eagles game a

shower or two. and steadier rain coming in on monday with the tropical humidity of 78 and lingering shower tuesday and 80 and we drop the heat and humidity going into the middle of next week and by thursday turning cooler back down to 73 degrees. and if we get the remnant moisture it is a really good thing, we go three weeks with barely any rain. >> we'll take a break and be right back. paulsboro's a very proud community.

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bethlehem but the ordeal started in lehigh township. a man is dead and his wife is injured. gray hall is live at the northampton county courthouse with details of this family tragedy. >> reporter: well, we can tell you not too long ago a press conference wrapped up here by the courthouse held by the district attorney. he does not think the shooting was a spur of the moment crime but believes the shooting was the result a family feud going on for sometime. >> i can tell you he was shot at least five times. and based on you know the findings of autopsy it represented at least two weapons. >> the northampton county coroner revealed how joe testify mullner died. he was shot and killed by his cousin john haan. his wife was shot and made the