is the first appearance in cord for radee prince. >> it all began yesterday morning at 9:00 a.m. when officials say that prince opened fire at an office complex where he worked in suburban baltimore. and two hours later prince allegedly shot a man twice in wilmington and was captured in newark near glasgow high school. we are learning about prince and his criminal past. chad pradelli is live with that part of the story. >> reporter: yes, radee prince was well known to authorities, he has a long list of arrests and convictions from at ledged shooting in maryland and here in delaware yesterday two other crimes on the west coast. >> and the attorney general's office says that caddy prince has nearly 200 felony and misdemeanor arrests in delaware and court records reveal more in the state of washington and the startling number has some questioning why prince was on

the streets but law professor says it's important to separate the arrests from convictions, all of them in delaware led to a guilty plea into 2002 for burglaries. >> we are all looking for an answer but because of the lack of violent convictions it's hard in this case. and the lack of anything involving a weapon. i think too. it makes it so hard. in that case prince was sentenced to 25 years but the sentence was a suspended one after two years incarceration. >> in delaware they have the concept with regard to sentencing, it can be suspended and allow the person to serve time and if they do okay. they can move to the next lower level of supervision for example and get released. >> the ag's office says that radee prince was involved in a violent altercation ball last

year. best friend with prince's brother. ball told police he tried to flee in his vehicle thinking prince was armed with a gun and he rammed prince as he fled fearing for his life and the ag's office dropped the case for a lack of eyewitnesss and he sued ball for minor injuries to his face and ribs. the civil case is still ongoing. >> i spoke to prince's brother a short time ago off camera. he said his brother had anger issues but didn't expect anything that allegedly happened yesterday. and his families thoughts are with the victims. live in wilmington, delaware, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia police are still looking for a suspect after a deadly shooting in hunting park. police were called to the scene at the 3800 block of north marshall street at 3:30 this morning.

they found a 24-year-old man shot in the chest and died at temple university hospital an hour later. police in bucks county are investigating a rivalry prank that many say went too far, a deer carcass was found hanging at a high school football stadium ahead of the big match-up. we are live now in doylestown where the discovery was made. >> reporter: rick, when student as rived this morning, many of them saw the deer carcass hanging from the back of the bleachers at bucks west war memorial stadium and it started to circulate at social media and police report was filed and students were informed that there is an ongoing investigation. >> this is the digitized image of the deer carcass hanging from

the bleachers. it was first discoverd this morning as student as rived to start their day at the doylestown school. >> i showed up when they were taking the deer off the stadium. it was kind of heart breaking and the school removed the carcass and called police. it's about one thing and one thing only the saturday football game against arch rival central bucks east. they are the cb west bucks the deer being their mascot and a long history of taunting the other team ahead of the big match-up and even prior match-ups involving dead deer but students feel hanging the deer carcass went too far. >> i understand it's a rivalry and a big game but stuff like that is just really disrespectful. >> the district superintendant says that the central bucks district does not condone acted of vandalism such as these and

informed local police, if identified those responsible will face disciplinary consequences and students at central west got the message loud and clear. >> we will take the high road, not retaliating. >> and the superintendant referenced the game, saying there will be extra security in place at both schools prior to the match-up. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now, to developing news out of washington, less thank two hours ago white house chief of staff john kelly defend the president trump over the growing controversy over fallen soldiers, an unexpected emotional appearance today. >> reporter: good evening. it was quite a surprise to see general kelly in the briefing room today and then even more of a surprise to talk about the very personal experience of

losing his son robert in afghanistan in 2010. stunned and broken hearted that is how john kelly felt as headlines focused on a phone call president trump made to the widow of a fallen soldier. >> after waiting 12 days, president trump called the families of the four special ops soldiers killed in niger. >> one alicia johnson seen sobbing over her husband a katz casket and congresswoman wilson was traveling with johnson and her family to receive the sergeant's casket and heard part of the conversation on speaker phone. >> in his way he tried to express that opinion, he is a brave man a fallen hero. he knew what he was getting himself into. that was the message, that was

the message transmitted. it stuns me that a member of congress would have listened into the conversation absolutely stuns me. >> and president trump fired back saying she totally fabricated the story. but sergeant johnson's mother corroborated the call telling the "washington post" saying that president trump did disrespect my son and daughter and also me and my husband. >> he said that. so insensitive. so insensitive. >> and the congresswoman responded to today's press briefing saying this back and forth with the white house has quote, gone too far. reporting live in washington, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you. today puerto rico's governor was in the white house to meet with president trump and discussion his government's response to hurricane maria. and that the government did a great job and gave himself a number 10 for the response, or

perfect. the governor says there is an ongoing investigation to see if the distribution of food is being mishandled. much of the island remains without power. the democratic candidate for governor of new jersey got some big name support in his push for office today. president obama made an appearance in newark to campaign for phil murphy. and the former president also took a chance to comment on the current situation in washington. >> what we can have is the same old politics of division. that we have seen so many times before. that dates back centuries. some of the politics we see now we thought we put that to bed. i mean that is looking 50 years back. it's the 21st century.

not the 19th century. >> phil murphy is leading according to the latest polls over his republican contender kim guadagno, she made an appearance to discussion taxes in the garden state. our own jim gardner helped to host a debate earlier this month. and you can hear their answers to questions posed by jim, our media partners and the voters right now at 6abc.com. well, whether you like it or not. winter is coming and when the snow and ice comes penndot says they are ready. "action news" spoke to the penndot yard and the workers they already have, they are looking to hire temporary employees to help out additionally during the winter months and a website and map to see when a road is plowed. 511 pa.com. >> we are ready to deploy 4800

on the road workers and we have more than 652 thousand tons of salt stockpile add cross the state of pennsylvania. >> and penndot reminded people to get an emergency kit ready with food and water and supplies and a blanket and shovel. >> i guess they had to talk about that sooner or later. time for the traffic report thursday night. lets go live to matt pellman. >> we need a little snow because things are going so well on the beautiful thursday afternoon. no, they are not. i'm sarcastic, we have major problems for the ride home including trouble on the tracks because of that accident involving a pedestrian near the fern rock transportation center, three of the septa rail lines are still not running, no change in the last half hour, warminster and westchester and trenton remain suspended and the delays are spilling out on owe

the other lines. if you are taking a train expect it to be late if it's running at all. and northbound side of 95 from columbus boulevard to the betsy-ross bring and the crash at norristown and fort washington is on the side but still slow speeds coming east of valley form and the delays spill back on to the blue route and lehigh county in northampton and stay up top on 22 instead. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00, a state of emergency in florida head of a speech by a self proclaimed white nationalist. amid the free speech controversy. the new treatment approved by the fda how some doctors could help and cure a serious disease. >> another day of bright

sunshine low 70s. a weekend warm up followed by rain and a big pattern change. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast when "action news" returns.

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camden county and authorities are investigating a stabbing here on the 1800 block of west browning road. it happened at 3:00 p.m. and people did not release details on a motive of why. police are investigating at the scene. they were rushed to cooper medical center and a stabbing in bellmawr, camden county. turning to health check the fda approves another gene therapy and this one targets non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> and this is the second gene therapy approved to treat cancer and the first was at the end of august for a type of leukemia and many say it's a milestone and giving hope for the treatment of other deadly diseases. the treatment works by taking a person's own f. t cells by fighting the cancer and there are cases of

non-hodgkins lymphoma every year. that is where this new therapy helps. is it does come with serious risks so studies will continue. nearly one in three americans have high blood pressure and now a new study shows only half have it under control and many are under a greater risk for heart attack or stroke. it seems young men 18 to 34 may be the least client. and controlling your blood pressure comes down to a healthy diet and right medication at a right dose. and along the lines we learn about the benefits of walking a little can go a long way. reef searchers followed more than 130 thousand adults over the able of 55 for more than a decade. and they found those that walked more than two hours per week even if that was their only ser size lowered their risk of dying

early for many diseases and this held true for men and women of different races and regardless of other health risks they found that walking for more than two hours, two and a half to five hours a week is linked to even greater benefits, if you can walk it's an easy way to improve your overall health. >> terrific thank you. >> thank you, delaware county is trying to prevent the spread of the flu this winter, the delaware council and the health coordination have teamed up for free flu shots next month. running 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the haverford ymca and november 3rd at the tinicum fire station. and the record shoppers are expected to hit by the end of the month. and the holiday spin far bucks are putting on drinks worldwide when "action news" continues tonight. when you're a double-dipping pension-padder

like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us.

the national retail fred ration say that halloween spending will hit a record high this year and the concern record raz set last year $3.4 billion

spent on hollywood goods nationwide and this year americans are expected to shell out $9 billion and the best selling items is costumes accounting for 40% of sales. >> well, starbucks bringing halloween flair to its stores worldwide and these are the mr. and mrs. vampire frappuccinos and both start with mocha sauce on the bottom and cereal and the mrs. vampire adds vanilla. the pair of drinks are available overseas through the end of the month. and an aun you'll tradition the great pumpkin carve at the chadds ford historical society and starts tonight and 75 carvers that turned pumpkins into art for all to see. >> this year was not a great year for growing these pumpkins, prize winners, they earth 150 pounds and the biggest one close

to 300. >> that is a big pumpkin. starting at 5:00 tonight the festival offers live music and games through saturday evening. fun. much more ahead on "action news" tonight. we'll have a check of the forecast for you. lets take you live outside to sky 6 hd showing you the senter city skyline, meteorologist, cecily tynan with the exclusive accuweather forecast.

time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist, cecily tynan, is here with it's details and another nice day. >> gorgeous weather. kind of a boring week. >> not boring no no. not at all. very exciting actually. >> rick is excited about the forecast and this is why so many people are excited. we have views like this, sky 6 hd taking a look over the commodore barry bridge another day of bright sunshine, blue skies and temperatures above average. the average high for this time of year is 66 and once again second day in a row we are up in the low 70s. philadelphia 71 and the same in allentown and reading 72 and trenton slipped down to 69 degrees and cape may the cool spot at 67 degrees and the evening planner showing clear skies tonight and pretty comfortable and temperatures hover in the 60s. right until 10:00 and gradually

dropping down into the upper 50s and the low of 54, 6 degrees above normal. mild and sunny and satellite showing that high pressure is in control. a weak frontal boundary trying to push in and you can see how with that high pressure any of the cloud cover just evaporated and what this will do it bring a wind shift tomorrow from the northwest. and even out the northwest with descending air temperatures will be a little warmer than today. tonight starry sky and pretty comfortable for october standards, philadelphia 54 and allentown 47. and cape may 56 and wilmington 50. the day planner for your friday showing another great day to get outdoors, wall-to-wall sunshine again and temperatures are rising up to 69 degrees by lunch time and then up into the low 70s. low to mid-70s. 74 degrees tomorrow and slightly warmer than today. and we warm up more over the weekend. if you want to do some leaf

peeking we are past peak i should say across northern new england and the laurel highlands, however the poconos still at peak, it was last weekend and we had the shut down of the northeast extension and now it's open a great weekend to head to the poconos. if you head to the poconos this weekend, it will be very nice. mild and bright sunshine on saturday, and 73 degrees and on sunday more in the way of clouds and that drops the temperatures down to 70. the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow more sunshine again. 74 degrees, it's not that boring but beautiful. saturday 76 degrees and high thin clouds and the same on sunday and then on monday ahead of a cold front we bump it up to 77 degrees and increasing clouds and it looks like the front is trending slower and dry for monday night football at the linc. tuesday rain arrives 74 degrees and behind the front

temperatures cool off pretty dramatically. we'll talk about that in the seven day.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a massive protest is taking place at the university of florida where a white nationalist is making a speech. and they tried to defuse tensions in washington high school after an inden there. and an actress that raised awareness of a campaign for self you'll harassments hundreds are going to the streets to protest a speech by richard spencer this afternoon and prompted the governor to declare a state of emergency even before the protest started. we are joined live now with the latest. >> reporter: rick, before spencer had even united statesered a single word that governor declared the state of emergency and the community

remains on pins and needles desperate to avoid violence. >> a college campus on lockdown. >> richard spencer prepared to speak -- >> drowned out by protesters. >> we are stronger than you and your noise -- that is why -- [ inaudible ]. >> refusing to share what they say is a form of white nationalism and hate. >> this is not where we should be going at this point. >> it's an embarrassment for us to host this hater. >> it's a debate over free speech. >> it upsets me and upsets me that our school president his not doing anything to stop this. >> the president called the beliefs abhor ent but legally he

could not stop him from speaking freely on campus. >> just the presence of spencer in gainsville sparked the threat of violent. the first trip to a college campus since he participated in the right to rite rally in charlesville. and they learned from that event bringing in extra state and local resources. >> authorities say that that gentleman security will cost at least $600,000 and it's the tam pairs of florida that are left paying for it. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a rare public speech today george w. bush blasted the divisive state of american politics and is vulnerable to conspiracy theory and fabricated and saying white supremacy in any form is blasphemy against the american creed. >> bullying and prejudice in our

life sets a tone for cruelty and bigotry and compromised the moral education of children. >> bush also weighed in on russ russia's election interfere, saying there were clear attempted to subvert the nation's process. >> and it started with comments on social media that sparked a fight. vernon odom has the story from washington township. >> reporter: by the dozens people were pulling their children out of washington high earlier today fearing more violent confrontations stemming from racial tensions in the student body. >> discipline here needs to be enforced heavily for this to straighten itself out. >> we can't just use the "n" word or use kkk, it's just not fair and they need to do a

better job of addressing the situation. >> this was the -- across racial lines after football members posted on the internet using the "n" word and kkk. >> it's an indicator of a much deeper problem. >> after a student protest demonstration today the school held an assembly to urge student leaders to discuss the issue, blacks make up 10% of the student body here. >> they talked about bringing back the kkk and blacks are monkeys in zoos. >> there are anger and when racist comments are made it's insightful. many parents say the administration is not doing enough to address the problems. >> it's more than just race but that is what is stemming a lot of it. >> there is a handful of gays in the school and transgender in

the school and they are picked apart and they are being bullied. >> tonight at 7:00 all interested parties are invited to come here and discuss the racial issues including teachers, parents, faculty and others. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." investigators are trying to figure out the cause a fire that ripped through a row home in the city's park side section. it broke out at 5:00 a.m. in the 4900 block of kershaw street and crew as arrived to find flames from the first floor of the house they got it under control but not before heavy damage and two people were treat ford none threatening injuries. and from the delaware newsroom police released a surveillance video of a suspect wanted for the carjacking in claymont, wawa police say the woman parked the car outside of the store with the keys and

child inside and the little 6-year-old was able to get out before the car drove off. went inside and told the mom what happened and he was not hurt. awards are handed out to recognize local youth that excelled in a career readiness program to explore education and career goals. those that take part are guided by mentor. and the key speaker is jermaine jones for brothers making a difference. music ledge kenny gamble and his wife host aid pep rally at an elementary school in west philadelphia. the students showed off their dancing skills for the couple. and he is the founder of the charter school company and it was a thank you for the students getting good grades and they unveil aid new garden there on school grounds. students in north

philadelphia had a special reader, mayor kenney visited the school and read the story "quackers" part of the jump start national campaign. through one and one engagement. now time for our "action news" traffic report. >> reporter: so just a little bit of improve rick and monica on the septa rails, the west trenton and landsdale lines are running again but they are running up to an hour behind and the warminster regional line is still not running. because of that fatal pedestrian accident involving a train near the fern rock station. warminster still suspended and other lines dealing with major delays if come out of center city on a train this afternoon expect it to be late. if you are at home waiting for someone on a train it could take a while. a mess on the septa regional rails all afternoon long.

the second accident of the afternoon on i-95 in the northbound direction on allegheny on the new surface, the bad news is the crash and the one before it caused major delays, and northbound is backed up from columbus boulevard to allegheny and the right lane is blocked and crash on the turn took each and the delay his a domino effect. on the turnpike and the blue route northbound and those go back to the schuylkill. a mess in the conshohocken area this afternoon. and heading out of lehigh valley county into northampton county a crash on 78 gone from the eastbound lanes and slow there traveling through allentown you may be better off on 22. and plumstead county, watch forever a crash on point pleasant pike at durham road and fire and police are there helping you through the busy intersection. >> rick and monica, it has been a busy one. >> thank you. septa will replace route 11

trolleys with buses for the next ten days in darby for a track renewal project. chopper 6 hd is over the tracks that will be replaced through woodland avenue. the project begins tonight at 10:00 and continues through sunday october 29th. still to come on "action news" tonight. a big disappointment for hundreds of runners who thought they ran the fastest marathon of their lives, what the organizers did that left the athletes short changed. and your dog has special facial expressions just for you. cecily knew that didn't you? >> yes. they all frown when you cook. >> come on. >> they'll eat anything. today's beautiful weather, go ahead and walk the dog we have two days in a row of a high of 72 degrees and warmer for the weekend i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather

seven-day forecast. >> sounds good, that and more when "action news" comes right back. paulsboro's a very proud community.

it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from.

steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port and then knowing that we're coming back. the me too movement on social media continues to grow.

by an actress that tweeted the words and 13 million of them have posted on facebook. to raise awareness of sexual harassment and assault. it was created 10 years ago to help underserved communities. >> it's not just actresses, it's women on wall street and women in a hospital. and caretakers and it's women walking down the street. >> melano says the campaign should go beyond social media and she is working to create new protocols when it comes to sexual harassment. owners will agree ta their dogs are social and have facial expressions. and they analyzed behavior in an experiment. sometimes they were looking at them and other times their back toward the pooch and dogs have more facial movements when looking directly at the

experimenter rather than the human's back and the dogs did not show more expressions when they were holding a treat. showing they were in it for the face alone. >> the eagles continue preparations for the monnight match-up with the red skins. >> my dog got excited hearing that. the eagles break down for this week's break down. >> they will treat the game against the red skins like a concerns game. >> would you a conference championship game in october. i like the thought process. the eagles are thinking big game we have to win it and national tv audience lets rock it. >> the defense stood out for the birds. >> the defendants has been solid all season long, i study it now

what jumps out is their ashlt to get after the quarterback and it's bliss packages and jim schwartz has done a good job but very effective and two big inter exceptions this weekend out of the blitzing scheme and this may be the best blitzing defense in the national football league. big play of the game, curt cousins. what dos eagles do? two-point lead they bring the house and get after curt cousins and bring the safety down here and get pressure on the quarterback. you get people open. the red skins have a receiver open but an errant throw and aaron mills gets the interception. this is what the defense is doing now getting people in the quarterback's face and creating turn years and creating that pressure and you'll see it again this week against the red skins.

>> lets go to the thursday night game against carolina. game on the line eagles clinging to a 5 point league. you got a big quarterback. a big strong sturdy in the pocket. cam newton get pressure on him. and maybe his pipes will burst and game on the line what does jim schwartz dial up. he brings in everybody and force him to make a mistake. and you know what he sets up in the pocket and there is the pressure and another overthrow and the recipient of that throw is jaylin mills once again. jaylin on the spot you see it here, this ball is highly thrown because of the pressure and that is what jim schwartschwartz's d is do ugg now mentally and physically. the best defense in the nfl. >> we worried about the banged up secondary but they have come through thus far.

>> what happens monday night against the red skins, who wins and why? >> i look at this ego fence now, they are hitting on all cylinders the exact number of plays 406. that means balance, run, pass balance. i love that word because of that balance i like the eagles 24 happen 17. >> stick around more eagles at 6:00 and a sixers recap. >> trust the process. >> we'll do that. back to you. well, runners in a marathon in wisconsin thought they ran the race of their lives on sunday and it turns out the course was measured wrong. it was .8 mile shy of the standard race. and some thought they were qualifying for the iconic boston marathon. not the first time this happened at this course and last year they measured it out too long.

>> a look at the weekend forecast is up next on "action news." sky 6 hd looking live at the center city skyline from the temple university camera. cecily tynan is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. i'm pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no, was i supposed to get fios? mr. peterson. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. it's like it was invented to stream 4k movies and shows. how do you know so much about tv and internet? the internet. right. streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone.

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han took part in this panel discussion at comcast today much the leadership academy. the two day conference is expected to promote leadership skills that promote public service. >> the string of beautiful weather continues and that we love. >> right through the weekend and fantastic timing with this. lets head to the weather center a live snapshot from the nurture nature center. sunshine and in the low 70s the second day in a row of that and as we head to the weekend temperatures trend up slightly. looking at the weekend forecast kind of a carbon copy of saturday and sunday. and high, thin clouds but with the wind out of the southwest we warm it up more, both days the high up to 76 degrees 11 degrees above normal for the weekend and today temperatures again above

normal. 72 degrees our afternoon high and the normal high 66. and we started off 4 degrees above normal with a normal low of 51 degrees and so far this october. it's the warmest philadelphia october on record by a lot. the average temperature is 66.7 degrees above average and the second warmest october $64.5s, it's been on the warm side. 64 in philadelphia and same in allentown and lancaster and reading and trenton 69 and wing ton and millville 0-. satellite 6 along with action radar showing high pressure is still in control of our weather and a weak frontal boundary trying to move in and you see that line of clouds, but the clouds really just evaporate as it is moving in. what this will do is bring a wind shift in the overnight hours and winds turn from the southwest to the northwest and a starry sky and pretty

comfortable conditions for october standards, 47 degrees in the cooler suburbs and 54 for center city and tomorrow, guess what? more sunshine. temperatures warm up a little more up to 74 degrees. mild for fall. and this high pressure move a little bit farther to the east for the weekend and what that does is bring the return flow from the southwest and bumps it up to 77 degrees on saturday and the same for sunday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast just beautiful and plenty of sunshine tomorrow with a high up to 74 degrees and saturday well above normal, 76 degrees and high thin clouds are moving in and sunday again filtered sunshine with some clouds and 76 and monday ahead of a cold front we warm up one more degree, 77 degrees and the clouds will thicken and it looks like we are dry for monday night football at the link. go eagles, and on tuesday this is when rain will be arriving

and the rain is ahead of a code front and wednesday transition day and a morning shower and clouds breaking for sunshine. and 67 degrees and thursday temperatures really drop, partly sunny and relatively cool and a high of only 62 degrees and great news the dry comfortable mild weather continues and monday night football looking good. >> thank you. you can find the latest information on the forecast including real time vai views any time yourself by visiting our website at 6abc.com. or download the free 6 abc app for your mobile device.

chris brown: a fighter for the working men and women of atlantic county. brown fought for what's right by taking on trenton special interests and

standing up to chris christie's takeover of atlantic city. he fought to protect jobs in our region and to defeat the north jersey casinos. and now brown is working to keep atlantic county affordable for families and retirees. let's keep chris brown fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. the suspect accused of shooting six people appears in court in delaware today. new details about the shooting spree and the suspect's criminal

past. and a high school rivalry prank is under investigation in bucks county. and now a $72 million medical research facility that brings students together from several area schools. i'll have the story coming up. >> that and more next at 6:00. for adam joseph, cecily tynan, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening.

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cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night and former president obama steps back into the political spotlight for the first time since leaving office and the opponents of the philadelphia beverage tax rally outside of city hall. but the big story is more information about the man that allegedly went on the two state shooting spree yesterday. this was 37-year-old radee prince, being arrested last night in wilmington. prince allegedly shot six people killing three of them and the fatal shots were fired in maryland and the bail is set at over $2 million. gray hall and chad pradelli are staked out in wilmington. gray lets start with you. what is the latest? >> reporter: well jim, as you know for hours yesterday people were gripped with fear as police were searching for the suspect and tonight as families try to

make sense of all of this violence they may find comfort knowing that suspect is locked up in jail. >> the image that has the community in neighborhoods in two states breathing a collective sigh of relief. taking radee prince into custody. accused of going on a shooting spree wednesday morning. five victims were shot wednesday in maryland where prince works and three of those victims died. after the maryland shooting prince drove to wilmington to the auto sales store and shot a man in the head and he is recovering in the hospital and "action news" caught up with the family friend of that victim. >> i spoke to his mother yesterday. and it's thumbs up. >> and he knows the victims and it came to an end when he was spotted near the high school and he tried to run and tossed out a gun. nobody from