and only cigarettes. they believe this spree started late last spring and picked up momentum in the last few weeks. >> he wear a mask and always wearing gloves. a rock shattered a glass door and the masked man scrambled. thought to be a white male 6 feet and stealing packs. >> only packs, not cartons or any other items. >> so far only marlboro and knew parts. >> they are the hot seller. >> a rock through the front door and ignores a donation jar of cash and goes to the overhead rack of packs. >> three complete racks and out the door in the matter of seconds. >> and then new laminated glass resisted several hits and then the thief used his body. and then slipped on the floor

that was wet from mopping. >> didn't hurt himself thank god probably would have sued me. >> the bandit that drives this car is expanding every couple of weeks to every couple of days. >> we believe he is a drug addict and the drug habit is increasing and we believe as a result of that increasing the drug habit the crimes are being increased. chitwood believes if he is not caught it will result in something stupid. >> and even with the mask someone knows who this is and calls police. >> chitwood estimates the man has stolen more than 1,000 packs of cigarettes and sell what's he steals to fuel his addiction and if anyone has any idea who this man is, it's difficult to tell because of the mask. if you know who that might be

are you urged to call the upper darby police department. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> john, thank you. a home in wilmington, delaware is now unliveable after a car drove into the front brick wall. police found the vehicle on its side next to the home at 1: this afternoon checked the hnd determined it's unsafe for anyone to stay there. it's unclear what caused the drive toward lose control. >> a delaware city man is charged with a felony hate crime for alleg threatening his neighbors. jared medvick is accused of spying on two neighbors, then made a threatening statement because of their race. >> the male neighbor was a back male. and he felt he was a muslim. and started to surveillance them for frequently to the point he

was more ready to take the fight to them. >> during a search of his home, they found two semi automatic rifles, one with several magazines taped together and along with felony hate crime he is charged with terroristic threats. and three people are hospitalized with serious injuries from a crash in salem county. chopper 6 hd was overhead in response to the head-on collision. two vehicles collided along the 200 block of telegraph road. one person was ejected from the vehicle and others trapped inside. no word as month what caused the crash. >> three suspects are in custody as a result of the assault of a pizza driver. three of the suspects are teenagers, ages 13 and 16, and turned into police by their own family members. surveillance video shows five suspects hanging out at the

lukoil gas station. surveillance shows them hanging out and a few minutes later a 65-year-old man shows up to deliver pizza and before he could leave one suspect points a gun at him and then hits him and knocks him unconscious and then they jump in the car and the attack attacker -- they have a 13-year-old gunman in custody along with a 16-year-old driver. >> surprising. you know i can't believe it. you know children doing that to adults. >> so authorities are still working to identify one of those five suspects today. if you have any information you are asked to contact authorities. >> the video is disturbing and encouraging to hear family members turned them in.

the fbi is searching for a n wanted for two bank robberies, first philadelphia credit union branch in south philadelphia yesterday according to police. investigators first asked about opening a bank account and when the teller asked him identification he left and a half hour later he came back and handed the teller a threatening note. authorities also suspect him of robbing a bank in. the bill passed the legislature this morning with bipartisan support. if governor wolf signs it it would expand casino style gambling to truck stops and online portales and airports and ten new mini casino sites. sara bloomquist will have a whole lot more on this in a report on "action news" at 5:00. the first sign of fall.

time for the first outdoor adventure of the season and we are in mullica hill with fall fun for the family and a scary halloween attraction for those . adam joseph is apparently one of them live at creamy acre farms and hanna is in your hand there. >> no, this is not. this is brinkley. >> it does look like your daughter. you know hanna is 17 monthand give her to me. brinkley is beautiful and we are at mullica f family owned for 50 years. they keep adding more and more and they have haunted attraction, five different haunted houses, paint ball and haunted hayride, and a country store you can check things out and take a look at this, we a bunch of little kids here, seven of these kids are

brinkley's siblings, yes eight are you guys excited to go on a hayride with me. look at stormtracker 6 live double scan some areas see some and spotty light showers, especially philadelphia off to the north. from camden count southern montgomery county and trenton and the lehigh valley. temperature-wise, because of all the cloud cover ano the mid up toer 50s across most of the area here this afternoon and in the sun it feels really nice. your evening planner, 55 degrees, 7:00, 53 degrees and dropping to 50 by 10:00 and the low dips to 42 in philadelphia. however, there is a frost advisory from 2:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. chester county, northern montgomery county and northern bucks county and quakertown

west. including this area temperatures crash into the 30s with patchy frost. >> you have something to say about that little one? is she a good sister? >> yes. >> is she a good sister? >> yes. >> you ready for the hayride? >> yes. >> go find your seat. we'll go on the hayride and have fun and haunted attractions coming up in the full accuweather forecast. i'm not giving you away just yet. >> did you say eight kids? >> eight. eight. right? >> mother is a saint. thanks adam. she is adorable by the way. >> time for a first check of the accuweather "action news" traffic report. >> it's always an adventure home but this afternoon could be worse i suppose. but a little bit of everything going on out there. as we look live in fishtown sun glare along 95 and a few rain

drops a few coming down and here you see northbound traffic along 95 traveling through the work zone at gerard avenue. earlier a southbound crash near the walt whitman bridge off 95 by head house square second and south remain blocked. they are cleaning up from the big fire. and problems outside of our front door, there is a broken down truck on city avenue at monument road partially blocking the right lane but the traffic lights are on flash at the busy intersection. i am going say stay away from us this afternoon. city and monument if you can. a bad crash in chester county along 252 north of 30 at central avenue, emergency crews are on the scene and emergency construction in pennsauken gives us big delays, where the admiral wilson boulevard meets up with the circle and jams at 30 and

130. and the commuter report. the crash along 422 westbound side in just beyond 202. and that is cleared out of the way. and slowing as well on 202 northbound approaching the schuylkill. we'll check it again in the next what of hour. >> still ahead opioid crisis. he plans toump declares a curb the opioid epidemic. and rescued at sea after drifting in the open ocean for months. find out how these two boaters survived and never gave up hope. >> legends never die.

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president trump declared a nationwide public health emergency to combat the country's opioid crisis.

at the white house he said it was ripping the nation apart and staring no part of the united states. it doesn't add money to the fight but the president says it will allowino better fight the epidemic and expands services to rural and president trump shared his personal steerance with addiction. his older brother fred died after a struggle with alcoholism. the reason the president doesn't drink. >> i had someone that guided me and he had a very, very tough life because of alcohol. tough tough life. he was a strong guy, but it was a tough tough thing that he was going through. learned because of learned. nd to that end the president is calling for a massive advertising campaign geared towards young people. in the crowd today parents who have lost children to overdoses and people that struggled with addiction and first responders

that used overdose reversal drugs to help save lives, this declaration lasts for 90 days, but can be renewed. and critics like nancy pelosi calls it words without the money. and the stage is set for lawmaker to work on the tax plan. the house approved the budget this morning that clears the way for tax overhauls. it barely passed 216-212 vote. it allows republicans to write a followup bill focused on tax cuss moving it through congress without blocks from democrats. it will be president trump's first major win in congress if it passes. ashley judd is talking about her accusations against movie mogul harvey winestein. she sat down with diane sawyer to relive the encounter and judd

said she showed up with a business appointment and was directed to his hotel room. she describes a scene similar to what others say they faced. winestein offered a massage and suggesting they get naked and promising to make their career. >> maybe he heard them as maybe or as yeses or turned him on. and ta living at a time where society as a whole could create real change but will take men and women to make that happen. you can watch more of diane sawyer's interview with ashley judd on what she would say to winestein today. later tonight on world news tonight with david muir open here on 6 abc. now to an unbelievable rescue at sea. the u.s. navy pulled two boaters and their dogs to safety after they were stranded for months. the group was drifting 900 miles receive of japan the opposite

direction from where they were first headed they were trying to sail from honolulu, hawaii to tahiti but strayed off course, they survived with water pure fiers and over a years worth of food on board. once they got lost the pair tried to call for help over their radio every single day and another ship was finally close enough to hear them and the uss ash hand was called in to pick them up and the sight of the ship on the horizon was pure relief. now the closing numbers on wall street. the dow jumping 71.5 points thanks to twitter and ford and some better than expected earnings. and the nasdaq down 7 points and the s&p 500 rising 3.25 points on the day. >> a new bank is open and ready specifically to help businesses and families in its community. bank of america opened the

kensington community financial center, in addition to a tradition bank, there is an entire innovation center to encourage entrepreneurship. they gave them impact services a $25,000 grant to continue to work on bringing more green space to kensington. well, a point breeze playground is getting a much needed makeover. the action cam was at gw giles as it was announced. they secured $100,000 for the work and the master plan is to redesign the playground and master space and came up with the plan with the help from the community over the past year. time to check in once again with meteorologist, adam joseph, out there on a fall adventure at creamy acres farm. word is he is on the hayride. >> reporter: we are. so we are off in the hayride and one thing creamy acres known for this time of year and continue to do it tomorrow going into

saturday, they are closed sunday and then monday and also halloween itself. you can take this hayride out to the the pumpkin patch, you pick out your favorite pumpkin and a corn maze and a lot of things to do, once the hayride docs a .25 mile. >> have you guys done this before? >> yes. >> what do you think? >> it's good. >> you find the big pumpkins or little ones? >> big ones. >> is the corn maze hard? >> it's hard. >> lots of kids here. hello how are you? >> i'm good. you cozy and warm? >> i am warm. >> because you are dressed very appropriately for today. >> yes, and i have a pink -- >> it's beautiful. look at the temperatures, you need a sweater on today. temperatures in the 50s for highs here this afternoon because of a lot of cloud cover but luckily the clouds are

breaking right now where we are. and really beautiful afternoon. as we look at satellite and radar a temporary break for the next couple of days, friday and saturday and clear skies moving in with showers moving into new england where the disturbance and ripple of cold air that move tluz during the day today. tonight is turns mostly clear and a cold night with the frost advisory for the northwestern suburbs. 34 in the suburbs and 42 for center city. for the day tomorrow mostly sunny, a nice day. 63 allentown and 64 for lancaster and reading and 65 philadelphia and millville. and 65 degrees. as you go into the weekend there are changes, future tracker 4:00 shows mostly cloudy skies and clouds building southeast in south jersey as well as delaware. we speed up time to 8:00 a.m. on saturday. rain is already here first thing sunday morning heavy to the north and west and spotty to the south and east.

and for the kickoff from the eagles game you may want to watch it at home. pop-ups from the lehigh valley nd the sho communihat will continue into sunday night. at 4:00 fore. sunny and nice and 65 for friday and perfect to come here and go to the pumpkin field. 72 warm degrees and we go downhill onday rainy and 66 degrees and as we go into your monday. we can turn windy and much cooler with temperatures then in the upper 50s. so we are heading out to the field as can you see. who is our driver? >> stacey. >> does she do this all the time? >> yes. >> i'm okay standing up. >> yes. you guys are coming out right? >> yes. look here we are entering the creamy acres field of fun. there are goats and cows. they have over 100 cows it is a

dairy farm and there are the goats. i'll check that out. and we'll talk about the haunted attraction, they have six different haunted attractions. we'll check it out in the 5:00 hour as well in just a little bit. turning out to be a beautiful day. >> have fun adam. tonight at 11:00 imagine total strangers calling your cell phone non-stop morning and night. it's happening to one south jersey father and troubleshooter nydia han has a preview. >> the cell phone belonging to this man keeps ringing and kinging and would you not believe who is calling. >> i'm fed up with it and i can't take it anymore. >> the troubleshooters get the calls to stop and gets result with the credit card customers affected. you could be one of them. a special troubleshooters, on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00.

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students in delaware got a life lesson today in fake taking hold of their futures. dr. len made a visit to penn high school. students from the wallen school were also invited to listen in. berman has a degree from temple and played three seasons for the philadelphia eagles in the late 1970s and hopes his story will cause students to aim high and seek success. 150 affordable homes and counting. the milestone for chester county just achieved the ground breaking on community lane in coatville. representatives were also on hand to donate this $160,000 check. that will be used to build two more homes in that community. after six years of service chance the arson dog is retiring

from the philadelphia fire department the hard working black lab is a vital member of the arson task force and apparently likes his toys too. and he detected accelerants through fire scenes over the course of his career. as he approaches his ninth birthday and allowing a younger pup to take over. chance will continue to live with his partner. lieutenant george suarez. >> we need a newsroom dog. >> i like that idea. come on over. >> we are in. still more ahead in the next 30 minutes,le "action news." including a exclusive interview with a woman that survived a giant muffler crashing through her windshield this morning. and i'm nydia han with how to save thousands of dollars while selling your house. to fight toer your business and lower their commission rates.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, sharrie williams, and brian taff. >> 4:30 and "action news" continues with a hot line serving up aggressive strangers with a side of reflection. and property owners marched on city hall for fairness. saying that city hall is

blatantly -- on a minority. would you pay more to see a good povy at the theater. or watching a box office bomb if the tickets were cheap. and one of the biggest movie chains is testing the very idea inside of their demand based pricing model coming up. we begin at 4:30 with a story a montgomery county woman that survived a brush with death is sharing her frightening story with us. this is the story of a muffler that flew off a truck on 422 today. they were traveling to their home in eaglesville at the time. and incredibly when the rusty piece of metal pierced the windshield it landed between the husband and wife and she was looking down that likely saved her eyes and face when the glass

started spraying. >> it was all over my face luckily it was facedown and not all the glass from in front of me. i thank the lord. thank god. >> the roths say the truck driver never stopped and did not realize what happened. after the shock the couple continued on to work and told a colleague and that co-worker joel contacted us. wherever you see news apping join the action. email your photos and videos to us using #6abcaction. we turn now to the latest on a community calling for equality. when it comes to code enforce many. a number of asian american business owners marched on city hall today alleging blatant discrimination. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live outside of one of the restaurants at the center of the complain. what is the story here? >> reporter: sharrie, it is

specifically chinese takeout owners and up in arms, for alleged mistreatment of philadelphia and allegedly they say motivated by racism. they marched on city hall demanding an end to what is bugging them. the large riot outside of city hall hundreds calling to an end of what they call discrimination of chinese restaurants around town. they want repeal or major changes known to the law as the 11:00 p.m. ordinance, forest rans serving food to close by 11:00. they are enforcing that law chinese restaurants. >> 95% were given to chinese restaurants, that chinese population is 1% of this city and 96% is a huge number. >> there are issues to resolve but however it is my

understanding that the police is not currently enforcing the closing when don't have lni inspectors out after 11:00. i understand people are expressing their views but i don't think there say current crisis at the moment. >> this man tells me he had to sell off his takeout business because the police were issuing him so many tickets they were draining his money. >> if you are not shut down at 11:00 p.m. i will put all of your family in prison. >> the president of the greatest chinese restaurant association says their complaints are valid and well documented. >> this law is bad. making so many families crushed. at least 50 business owners close the doors -- >> reporter: brian, councilman oh has introduced legislation

into city council today and would not say if he has the votes now in the 17 member body to pass it. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" in west philadelphia. a woman is fighting for her life today following a house fire in philadelphia following the fire in the holmesburg section at meridian street. firefighters knocked down the flames, they rushed her to the area torresdale hospital. listed in critical condition. >> a pastor in south jersey is choosing to sleep outside tonight. all to raise awareness on a serious topic. pastor delaney of st. pauls church in west depford is planning to spend the night in a card board box all to raise awareness of homelessness. the owner of the diner heard about the efforts and donating a portion of the proceeds from

every meal today. pastor delaney is sleeping on the streets for four years to help raise money and combat the money with the nonprofit covenant house. two red panda cubs made their public debut today. it's important of course because the species in endangered in the wild. this pair of twins benjamin and betsy, known for their cinnamon colored fur and bushy tail they are native to china and nepal. >> now they are here in our backyard. now to head back to mullica hills for the first fall adventure of the season. adam joseph live in creamy acres -- ha, ha, ha i can't. >> ha, ha, ha. you got us. >> they turned me into a farmer and put me to work. i'm farming beautiful flowers. smile. make sure my flowers smile.

they have a lot of fun things here for the kids to do. we can stop embarrassing ourselves now. a lot of number things for the kids to do here. a fun zone here. and the cows are in the distance here they are a dairy farm and have been for 50 years and family owned. and so many things to do here for the kids. and even going into the winter they have christmas activities here. are you jumping in the sand? can adults do this too? >> no. >> i'm a kid at heart. you like that? lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a lot of clouds today and showers at times across parts of the area. that is so cool. the showers are moving to the north and east into parts of new england and starting to clear that sky and that will create frost over the suburbs tonight as temperatures dip back into the 30s and this is bringing really nice days. before heavy rain comes in on

sunday. just jump from one to the other? or build sand castles? what do we do? >> sand castles? >> we need water and we'll get that on sunday. and we'll chat about that. see this track here there is a reason for it. showing you in the full accuweather forecast. >> you're building a beautiful sand castle. >> ought to get yourself a straw hat it's a good look for you. >> we'll see you if a bit. >> that looks great. >> if you are putting your home on the market any time soon stay with us, we have a story to save you thousands. >> plus, you get what you pay for the idea about a new theater model paying more for hits and less for flops. and if you have approached by a guy or gal that won't take a hint there is a service that

will help with this text message hot line is not designed to let anyone down easy but meant to teach them a lesson.

a deputy in florida will spend two years lindh bars for intensely crashing his cruiser into his ex-wife's home. officers have released this video from the incident last year showing deputy timothy taylor driving through the front of the house near pensacola. taylor plead guilty to a ligs of crimes admitting to being under the influence of prescription drugs at the time. and 69 years old an iowa man finally has the family he always dreamed of. >> it's heaven. i like this farm. >> homer williams jr. has intellectual disabilities and passed from home to home his entire life until now. a faith based organization that

placed homer that invited home toward live on their farm for good. the brides raised two children and didn't expect to add to their family but believe that homer was meant to be in their lives. >> we just don't get the privilege of keeping homer in our home for good. we get the longer of keeping in our home for good. >> the organization that placed homer says it has done the same thing for about 85 other adults in central iowa. >> i love that story. big talkers now, lets start with the popular theater chain's new pricing proposal. the idea charge more to watch hit films and charge less for flops, and this is called dynamic pricing and regal cinema's idea to fill the empty theater seats. apparently this summer was a bust for theaters. and now they are testing demand based pricing next year.

adam tickets tells abc news that they believe movie goers will see movies more often with financial flexibility and mixed reviews on this one. abc's parent company is a investor with adam tickets. let us know what you think. here is the scene, someone is hitting on you, you are not into it and they are just not getting the hint. you may want to jot down these digits. that is the mary sue rejection hot line. anyone that dials the number gets this message, oh hello there, if you get this message you make a woman feel unsafe and disrespected. police respect a woman's physical autonomy. k, thanks. if they text the number the same

response comes to their phone. and an hour later just in case they text you, the subtext, no is no. and lay off. all right any parents watching probably remember the last time you saw your unborn baby on a sonogram. one mom's ultra sound is going viral because, look closely guys, can you see it? it's a little terrifying, her son kind of looks like an alien in this picture and it's all about angles here folks, this is a front facing image of a growing human head. she laughed telling twitter, i promise my baby will not destroy the world. the ultrasound technician captured another view here with mom saying thankfully he is a lot cuter from the side. all babies are beautiful but it's close to halloween. >> i can see a little terror in that first photo. >> thank you.

it is time for a check of the roads right now. >> matt pellman is here with the update. >> our images are becoming less and less cute as the evening gets underway. meaning more and more congested on the schuylkill expressway by 676 the vine street expressway backed up in both directions, amtrak over there. the westbound travel time is worse. 42 minutes that is heavy this afternoon. should be 14 minutes at this point just volume and don't forget later on it's construction that blocks the eastbound lanes at the vine, you'll be forced off on to 30th street or the vine street expressway start agent 11:00 tonight they are doing that most of the nights this week. a little bit of better news outside of our front door, we got rid of the disabled front and fixed the traffic lights at least for now. the lights are working again. we are lights stuck on red in south philadelphia. front street ramp stuck on red

plowing through the intersection. a good intersection to avoid. the backside of the old granite run mall a crash on 352 at banleer avenue and 252 by central avenue has cleared out. and we are watching for a ship coming through the tacony palmyra bridge, all traffic is stopped because the bridge is in the up position. you want to head for the betsy ross instead. and the ben franklin bridge into south jersey expect major delays if you get on the eastbound admiral wilson boulevard. and a couple of lanes blocked for emergency construction that is not where you want to be for this afternoon's commute. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> all right, matt, thank you. as we head outside a live look at mullica hill where adam is on his fall adventure. a live update on the accuweather forecast. from creamy acres. coming up next.

time now for the accuweather forecast go can back live to creamy acres in mullica hill. first fall adventure of the season is a good one adam. >> reporter: hey. i'm a kid at heart. what can you say here? at our creamy acres, i'm dreving cold aren't in the back am i doing okay? >> yes. >> am i going too slow or too fast? >> fast. >> you want me to go fast or slow? >> fast all right. you are a big boy this is hard to go fast. this is a peddle cart one of the activities you can do with your kids and you see the other kids there sitting in a pig and a check and a goat. and a horse and that drives around here as well. this is some of the family fun.

the hayride and corn maze and you can do it for the next couple of days on monday and this is my best side. right cole? >> and also monday and tuesday. take a look at the temperatures, they have breaks in the clouds developing and we have a chilly day and fall like in the 50s. we have showers and as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar the showers moved on to new york city as well as new england, seeing rain coming in from the south and west ain clear night tonight ain cold one. the lows going 34 in the suburbs and 42 in center city and the wins relax to 5 miles per hour. and the frost advisory goes into effect at 2:00 a.m. for the majority of our viewing area, all of us with the exception of the shore and along i-95 including philadelphia that is not in that. we'll continue to watch this as frost develops in parts of the area tomorrow morning. but for the next couple of days,

mostly sunny and high pressure just off the virginias. and as we get into saturday. sun and clouds that high goes off new england and 72 degrees with low pressure off the great lakes and that front is bringing a lot of rain, that will link with some tropical moisture down to the south. future tracker 6 showing sunday into sunday night these are the rainfall totals expected maybe two inches near reading and over that in the poconos and philadelphia near an inch and the same for trenton and the weekend will end on the wet side. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sunny, nice and 65 degrees for tomorrow. and saturday, sun and clouds, 72 degrees, a beautiful fall day for the weekend. and as we get into sunday rain and some of it is windy and 66 degrees and for the eagles not looking to be the best of days. an indoor day kind of place near the fireplace. and monday windy behind the

system we cool down to 58 and a halloween chill on tuesday and at least it's dry at 59 degrees and then on wednesday, sun and clouds and 60 and then it's cloudy with another chance of rain with another one comes in a week from now on thursday. you caught up to me behind there. she is actually the driver for the gator here for the kids. you know how hard it is to drive and do the weather at the same time? >> yes. >> i am getting hold and out of breath do you believe that? >> yes. >> but any way, it's a lot of fun for again the adults and the kids here and they have known for their haunted houses. they have five haunts houses and a haunted pain ball hayride and we'll go into some of the haunted houses in the the next hour and get a little spooked as well. we'll go do that coming up the scary part of it coming up do you go into the haunts houses.

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steve sweeney's negative headlines keep piling up. why are south jerseyans so angry at sweeney? sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side.

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minneapolis county. the owner wanted to sell it but was not impressed with the real estate agents he was meeting. >> her fees were high close to 7% and it didn't seem like they were digitally advanced. they did everything by paper. >> working with the right agent is the key to a successful transaction. >> he took to the internet and found upnest. >> they look at thousands of agents and finds the best for you. >> just like uber and airbnb. we charge a fee when the home is sold. >> how does it work for consumers, enter your preferences and property address. >> we'll filter top agents again the criteria and negotiate the best commissions. >> upnests will show you the agent' performance stats and show you three personalized details quotes within 24 hours, after he received his proposals he chose mike to be his agent.

>> whether it's online tools or facebook or social media. >> facebook is one of the platforms that he used to sell his house. >> in the first 36 hours introducing to the house to six families. three of which bid for the property and at the enwe sold the property at $25,000 more than i list tropical disturbance for. >> and saved 2% on the commission he paid his real estate agent. >> i was happy with the results. >> for more information go to 6abc.com. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> and finally at 4:00 the shark exhibit at the spy museum strikes again the display is known for scaring people but more so than gregory haines. it's a sign touch at your own risk and it triggered a fake

shark to come charging at him. not the first time the visit ever got quite a fright and the reaction is maybe the best one yet. that is going do it for "action news" at 4:00. for brian taff, alicia vitarelli, and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. one person or whoever could have came upstairs or we could have been harmed. a community is on edge after a string of break-ins, officials say that they all happened when someone was home at the time and police want your help finding the culprit or culprits. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the burglaries in montgomery county. the first in abington and the third into willow grove just two days ago. they say the same person may be behind all three.

trish hartman as the full story. >> reporter: that is right monica, police believe that all the incidents are connected and we spoke with one of the victims that says she feels lucky her family was unharmed and now wants her neighbors to be on alert. >> katie says they woke up tuesday morning to find one of the downstairs windows open in her willow grove home. it was windy and the wind blew the screen out and i knew someone had to broken into the house. she realized her father's wallet and mother's purse was gone. they live on the 3200 block of lillian avenue and that same night another house was burglarized. and police believe that the to burglaries are connected to one that happened a week ago. in that case a laptop was taken and in all