officials about what is being done to protect soft targets in our city. and we begin at 4:00 with dann cuellar live near the scene in lower manhattan. >> reporter: a number of search warrants are executed and a number of witnesses are interviewed as they try to piece together every move the terror suspect made and from the evidence investigators gathered it was clear he was planning the attack for weeks. >> the home depot rental truck remains at the spot on the highway where a suspect crashed into a school bus. 20 people either walking jogging or cycling were mowed down by sayfullo saipov. 12 were killed two two americans. he tells investigators is he proud of what he did. and a note he left in the truck

written in arabic he did this in the name of isis. >> he seems to have followed to a tee the instructions that isis put out on their social media with instructions to their fom followers on how to carry out such an attack. the shadow of the world trade center is normally heavy and beefed up even more in the wake of the attack. the people of new york displaying shock and dismay after the worst terror attack since 9/11. >> it's shocking and horrifying and a popular area it came back since 9/11 and you hope that something like this wouldn't happen and to have it happen is really scary. >> we exercise there, it like could happen to you at any minute. it was very sad. >> among those killed in the attack were two americans,

nicholas klees. and five argentinians here for a school reunion and a citizen from belgium. back to you. >> thank you. yesterday's attack has renewed the debate over the nation's immigration laws. on twitter president trump says that the suspect came from uzbekistan through the visa program that provides u.s. visas by lottery, it's not clear if that claim is true and he calls for tougher vetting and merit based immigration citizens. >> diversity lottery sounds nice but it's not good. it has not been good. we are against it. during a series of tweets he went out against senator chuck schumer blaming the new york democrat for the lottery system

and schumer says he was politicizing the tragedy. >> this is the man the hero officer, the police department says that 28-year-old ryan nash put an end to the terrorist rampage, officials say he demanded that he drop his weapons and when he didn't officer nash shot him in the stomach as he tried to get away and this morning, the mayor says that the city will not be moved by terror and commended the nypd's response. >> i want to commend officer ryan nash, i spoke to him earlier today. and a good, young man, five years on the force. he was very humble but what he did was extraordinary. and gave people such faith and such appreciation in our police force. >> nash, is a read of long island he was responding to a call at a high school not far from the world trade center when someone reported an accident on

the bike path outside. and the nypd is hailing him a hero for stopping the attacker moments after he got out of the truck. the police are stepping up response after the new york city marathon. one of the biggest events in manhattan and will go on as schedule. and if this effort was to make them blink they won't. it's as strong as ever. the marathon in new york city will go on. >> life goes on as well. thank you. since the attack targeted the bike path people are thinking twice as they use popular trails in our area. and asking the public to increase their vigilance. and annie mccormick is along kelly drive with that aspect of the story. >> reporter: the attack in new york city happened in new york city similar to this part of philadelphia.

kelly drive a place where people run and bike along a busy roadway and officials are reiterating that one of the best offenses against a terrorist attack is the public and if someone sees something suspicious they need to report it. >> runners and walkers and bikers thinking today what if what happened in new york happened here. >> ats peaceful time for people and for that to be taken away from them our thoughts and prayers with are them and their families. philadelphia has hundreds of miles of bike and running paths. just today during the announcement of the schuylkill river trail expansion, mayor jim kenney announced vulnerabilities that all cities face. >> you see as good as they are in new york and the information networks and their investigations. things like this continue to happen. and we have to keep on doing our best to cordon it off. >> tourist attractions could be

considered soft targets and other locations in cities like philadelphia. today visitors here from around the world saying about aware of a terror is the new normal. >> you are never safe. i think the police are doing a good job. >> i feel sorry for the people affected. a lot goes on and we must carry on. >> you have to be on high alert. you can't avoid it if it happens and that is scary. last night philadelphia commissioner richard ross telling us we can continue to expect barriers and obvious precautions at big events but for daily life it's about staying vigilant. >> you can't put cement barriers everywhere and blocking vehicles everywhere. in terms of people's every day living, the not possible to safe guard people in this way every day. >> and the commissioner said

shortly after the attack yesterday philadelphia police were in touch with the nypd sharing intel and says on a daily basis, philadelphia police get reports from the public of suspicious activity in places and suspicious packages, for those hesitant to call. make the call and leave it up to police to vet the tip. reporting live, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> if you see something say something. thank you. >> the conk of the new york attack continues online at 6abc.com. you can read about the investigation and suspect and learn more about the victims and the officer being called a hero today it started chilly month matter where you live. look at the morning low temperatures. 40 in the city of philadelphia and the rest of us in the 30s

like allentown close to the freezing point and millville 36 and 38 in wilmington and trenton just 2 degrees above that freezing mark. as we take a look at the winds coming in off the east off the ocean and it's warmer and philadelphia to the shore with temperatures right thousand in the 60s. which is a tad bit above average and only in the 40s in reading and allentown and much cooler thereof to the north and west. kind of removed from that wind coming off the atlantic. and off to the north and west showers, but most of the concentrated rain is missing our area into central and northern parts of pennsylvania and that will be the track and the track for them as we go into the overnight hours. in the accuweather forecast mild the next few days and going back into the 70s for highs and clouds roll in for part of the weekend and we are tracking a round of rain for next week we'll chat about all of it coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right looking forward to that weekend.

chopper 6 hd was in delaware county where a school bus flew off the road and crashed into the trees. state police now responding to the area on i-95 and route 420 in tinicum township. the bus company also sent a safety team to investigate why the driver lost control and we are working it find out how many people were on the bus. and a man is in critical condition after a hit and run in bensalem ex. the driver took off leaving the victim laying in the street. is happened on a busy road where neighbors say speeding is an issue. >> reporter: a lot of accident in this intersection. news of a pedestrian accident along east street road though tragic did not come as a surprise in warminster. >> i am not surprised. the traffic is kind of heavy and fast. >> i heard about an accident down the street a few months

back with someone in front of a tractor trailer. >> the latest accident was more than just that. police say that 7:45 yesterday evening, they found a hispanic male critically injured and lying in the street. and they quickly learned the 34-year-old was hit by a car traveling eastbound. and the driver hadn't pulled over to help. >> a shame he left them there. i don't know how someone could do something like that. police say that the striking car may be a newer model hyundai accent with a missing mirror or damage on the drivers side or a smashed windshield. >> keep my eyes open and i run with music so i try to stay alert as best i can. and obviously i'm paying more attention than most drivers out there. >> the victim is in critical but stable condition. warminster police are counting on surveillance video from businesses here but the cameras are simply not facing the road.

anyone with information is asked to contact police. all right time for a first f check of the "action news" traffic report. >> first afternoon commute of november. it feels like a fresh start. not off to the best start in a few spots as we try to head home. westville gloucester county we are watching an overturned truck this afternoon. the southbound lanes of 295 approaching 47 delsy drive, the two right lanes are blocked bought of the overturned truck and speeds like 32 miles per hour south from the curve and 42 and delays on 295 south, spilling back to 92 itself and 676 and the walt whitman bridge and from new jersey it's extra slow because of the flipped over truck along 295. this is the platt bridge not the best choice this afternoon and

because eastbound away from the airport a crash up ahead taking out the right lane. use 95 and the girard point instead. and in center city we are watching a truck accident here on the local vine westbound near catholic high school approaching broad street. and the turn lane is blocked off because of that crash and the school bus stent on the ramp from 420 to 95 northbound it looks like that cleared out. lets check the ipad on this hump day afternoon. and landsdowne avenue a block from the elementary school on lancaster avenue a crash there causing slowing. we'll check it again in the next half hour. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, free wifi in philadelphia. details about the new high tech kiosk being installed across the city and more than 100 guns used in crimes are off the streets in upper darby. what the police department is now doing that they are not in the hands of criminals and a big donation to protect

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handguns ak-47's and rifles, roughly 125 firearms rounded up in upper darby alone are shipped off to get melted down. the weapons are headed to a trash to steam plant where they will be turned into electricity. michael chitwood from upper darbybies he says his department has burned between 400 and 500 guns and this collection is the latest to become steam. >> our goal is to make sure that these guns never hit the streets again. that is why they will be destroyed. we are not auctioning them off

off looking to supplement our budget by selling them to gun dealers. they will be destroyed and that is the end of it. >> now, those weapons were either confiscated or collected during guilty pleas, chitwood says that the plant in chester that facilitates the gun burn turns them directly no electricity for the grid some powers up places like atlantic city. >> new jersey leaders are trying to make the local drinking water as safe as it possibly can. today the department of environmental protection is talking about the break down of compound, used to make firefighting foam and they can build up in the body overtime and linked to a host of health problems. >> it's associated with adverse health effects including decreased birth weights and

increased levels of cholesterol and decreasing responses to vaccines and two types of cancer. >> the department of environmental protection has ordered new testing guidelines and other measures designed to cut the level of the chemicals in the drinking water to a tougher stand of 14 parts per trillion. you'll soon see high tech kiosks popping up in philadelphia. to begin insulation of the free standing units including free wifi and capability to charge your mobile devices, they are called link phl or links. and allow people to navigate and permit 911 emergency calling and let someone make a call to anywhere in the u.s. they will be installed in center city and university city with no cost to taxpayers.

it's really chilly this morning but philadelphia to the south a wind off the water and warm back in the 60s and warmer weather coming tomorrow. as we take a look at the weather center here, live on sky 6 hd although it's fairly mild in spots this afternoon. we are starting to think winter and we are in the month of november and live on sky 6 hd spring mountain here. still a lot of green obviously. the grass and trees starting to catch color as well. the leaves late in changing color and soon enough, and we'll be chatting more about skiing and snowboarding. 47 in allentown and reading. chilly way to the north and west. and all along philadelphia and wilmington and trenton are in the 60s right now and that is mimicked all the way to the shore and the numbers a tad bit above normal for the first day of november. as we go through the evening and early overnight hours, very mild temperatures staying in the

upper 50s and again it's all relative because our normals are much lower than that 59 degrees at 11:00 tonight. and then again it kicks way up here as we get into the day tomorrow. so we are beginning the month of november kind of where october left off. in fact, we take a look at the top four warmest octobers this year ranked second warm et in philadelphia's history. 2007 was the warmest 64.5 the arm temperature for the month and look at the daytime highs and nighttime lows we were below that for this year and 1971 ranked three at 36.5 degrees. satellite and radar sprinkles north and west of philadelphia and helped to keep the temperatures lower up towards the lehigh valley and most showers are well to the north of allentown and a spitting drop here or there. and again the overnight lows tonight 55 in philadelphia. and 52 wilmington and 53 in millville. and 59 in cape may. again way above the average and

in fact the normal high sits and 61 or so degrees this time of year. and we are up to 74 degrees tomorrow afternoon. the clouds in the morning and breaking for sun going into the afternoon and a nice tie on tap for tomorrow and into tomorrow evening, if you head down to the linc for the temple and navy game partly cloudy and comfortable and 67 to start by the fourth quarter temperatures at 63 degrees, your four day at 4:00, mid-70s tomorrow and again here on friday and friday 76 with sun and just a few clouds and we kick it way down over the weekend saturday partly sunny and looking brighter saturday and turn the clocks back into saturday night and then on sunday clouds and drizzle and temperatures around 67 degrees so not all that bad as we head into the beginning of the upcoming weekend guys. >> adam thank you. qvc is a premier destination for home shopping for more than

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it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with the latest on the deadly terrorist attack in new york city since september 11th. a 29-year-old uber driver from uzbekistan used a rented truck as a weapon of mass destruction mowing down dozens on a bike path. police were able to take down sayfullo saipov in moments, it killed people raining in age of 28 to 43 and five were friends visiting from argentina and another was a tourist from belgium and the other two were from new york city and bergan county new jersey. and he had ties to florida and

north jersey and ohio left a note in the truck praising the islamic state. >> he appears to have followed almost exactly to a tee the instructions that isis put out in its social media channels. nine of 12 injured are in the hospital now. the suspect survived being shot and investigators are piecing together what led up to the attack and interviewing the former neighbors and colleagues. we invite you to stay with "action news" for the latest on the terror attack in new york city on air and online at 6abc.com. that includes live reports from dann cuellar who is on the scene in new york city throughout the evening. we have an update now for a story we told but yesterday. a man caught on camera appearing through the window of of a woman's apartment looking at a woman and saw the story on the news and decided to turn himself

in. the woman was checking her new camera and spotted the man climbing up and appearing into the window friday night and on monday and reported it to police and today the man showed up and surrendered to officials and we are waiting to find out his identity. >> we are learning more about a young woman killed while working on a disabled vehicle last night in pennsauken. they is 24-year-old maya chambers, the philadelphia woman and a man were looking under the hood of their broken down hood at route 38 at 7:00 last night. that is when at least one other vehicle plowed into the disabled car killing chambers and critically injuring the man with her. police are trying to determine if anyone is going to be charged. an 8-year-old boy is recovering from today after he was hit by a car while trick or treating last night. this happened along coal avenue in upper township cape may county at 5:30. witnesses tell "action news"

that the child who was dressed like a unicorn had just started trick or treating when he was hit by the suv. the boy was flown to cooper university hospital and is expected to be okay. the driver has not been charged but that could change as they continue their investigation. it's the newest tool to combat the newest threat on the ongoing fight against deadly are drugs. the heroin task force unveiled the detection today. it is used to help avoidance of deadly drugs as fentanyl say lethal problem and more potent. and carfentanil is starting to show up. it has claimed victims in philadelphia. montgomery county chester county and elsewhere if pennsylvania. >> delaware county recognizes the dangers that these drugs pose to our first responders.

>> now this laser device can test the substance inside of a container allowing police to maintain a safe distance to determine what exactly it is. we turn now to the new law of the land for people under 21 in the garden state. those born after november 1st, 1996 will not be able to buy tobacco products or electronic smoking devices. john rawlins live on the rutgers campus in camden with the reason the age was raised from 19. i imagine there is reaction. >> the impact is for 19 and 20-year-olds and we headed to college campuses to get an idea. we didn't find anyone using tobacco in this age group but a man that just turned 19 and learned about the law today. >> 19-year-old student john walen taken by surprise.

>> i am not allowed to buy tobacco anymore. >> a change in the law? >> since when. >> as of today. >> today? >> oh wow. as the sign says in new jersey under 21 no tobacco. >> like alcohol now. is this the only state that did it? >> the third state. california and hawaii. >> and now new jersey. >> anti-smoking advocates think that setting the smoking age at 21 thinks fewer smoking deaths in the future and fewer adidn'ted teens and adults aware of mortality and health risks are less likely to start smoking and teens will have less access to tobacco due to trickle down effect. it makes sense as two smokers that started young. >> you may know someone a year or two out of high school or just graduated. but have you to be four years removed from that to be 21.

>> i tried quitting plenty of times and it hasn't worked i feel like later in life if i had to wait until 21 to buy cigarettes or 18 or 19 to get my hands on them. i would not have started. i would have known better. >> so two adult smokers think that new jersey's move to 21 is probably a move in the right direction. a similar measure was proposed in harrisburg last year to change pennsylvania's smoking law from 18 to 21, and that measure though did not succeed. live in camden, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. of course we want to know what you think about knowledge raising the smoking age and we posed the question on the "action news" facebook page and a poll up now. roughly 2,000 people agreeing with the new law, just 117 say they disagree with it. >> it has people talking today. turning back to the forecast and warmer temperatures coming our way.

>> that has us talking, meteorologist adam joseph, here in the weather center as we head into the latter half of the week. >> the 70s the next two days and if we have to go to a cloudy day we won't complain. the temperatures today are a tad bit above normal. special philadelphia to the south and east and chilly in allentown 47 degrees and 60s and 63 degrees taking over much of the area and we'll surpass that by more than 10 degrees come tomorrow. as we take a look now on sky 6 hd temple universe a gloomy picture and sunlight filtering through that cloud cover working through the south and east. and overall the clouds lock in here this afternoon. as we take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan there we can see rain, working toward our north and west and a couple of sprinkles around the area and most of this is confined to central and northern parts of pennsylvania and new

york state working its way around our area. so we are not going see the rain come in here later on this evening. brian, coming up in the seven-day forecast we'll talk about the 70s and changes to come in in time for the weekend. we'll chat about it in a bit. two pennsylvania lawmakers are fighting to keep birth control affordable. state representatives, kevin boyle introduced legislation to require insurers to scoff contra acceptives. it's a direct response to the trump administration that is allowing any employer to opt out of replying the coverage based on religious beliefs. and a local business found ways to give back after it was destroyed by a massive fire. the doggy style pet store in south philadelphia is a total loss, and smoke seeped through the walls through the restaurant bridget foy's but some merchandise made it through

unscathed and they are donating it to the two dogs that died in the blaze that remains under investigation. they gathered in blackwood new jersey to announce additional efforts to take care of animals up for adoption and the camden animal shelter is expanding to provide clinical and surgical services, the funds will help doctors perform low cost spay and neuter surgeries and vaccinations and also dental work for the cats and dogs there. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 today. the only thing better than shopping online is saving while you do it. tips on how you can do that coming up. >> plus, body positive beach. a new resort being called a plus size paradise for catering solely to the curvy. and time to say good-bye to daylight saving time.

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a nurse in oklahoma is under review for allegedly trying to perform an exorcism on a jail inmate instead of giving her life saving medical help. amanda freedman died one day after suffering a seizure. the autopsy shows she died as a result of heart trouble because of meth use. the nurse called in to help f e freeman when she had a seizure. they are investigating but not yet filed charges. a florida bus driver is praised for quick thinking after narrowly avoiding a pedestrian. incredible there. watch again in the lower left corner of your screen is the person stumbles into the bus's

path and driver guthrie slammed on the brakes in time and released the video of the palm beach incident that happened in may and got the bosses royce recognized him for his commitment to safety. big talkers now on sunday we turn the clocks back an hour meaning an extra hour of sleep. yay. but the enbringing on darker afternoon and winter gloom and to that end two states in new england wants to put an end to the switch. maine and massachusetts want to move their region's clock ahead an hour for good. leave the eastern time zone in favor for the atlantic one buying an extra hour of light in the afternoon. and that is already used in canada and bermuda and dominican republic or ditch it all together which states like arizona and hawaii have already done. they call all of this switching out dated and confusing and in the case of the winter blues

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matt now with an update. issues on the road this afternoon. flushing them out and making progress. here along 42 an extra slow go on the southbound side of the whitman bridge through this point 130 to 295, but overturned truck has been flushed. it's out of there, 295 southbound in westville all lanes are reopen. we are recovering with slow speeds off 42 but this point 295 is all open. sliding over to somer dale. a problem at the star view diner tonight. watch out they are working on the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian along the white horse pike at somer dale road and crews are responding to the scene and black horse pike is problem free. and we lost our crash on the platt bridge into south philadelphia. stick with it the girard point has slowing up toward broad street and lets check our situation in center city. the tractor trailer accident on the local vine, and in fact as we watch live there goes to the

truck involved in the crash. all lanes including the turn lane now reopened on the local vine past broad street. and a broken down vehicle leaking fuel into the conshohocken coming away from the marriott that was here in the turn lane and just cleared out and horsham by jersey mike subs watch for a crash along horsham road at norristown road. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> thank you matt. stepping outside now, sky 6 hd giving us a live view, you can see the cloud there's across the city and a bit of sun also. >> the warm-up is on the way and meteorologist, adam joseph, with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast now that it is november. coming up next. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney.

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happy november. >> yes, the a new month. we go backwards weather wise. we go up in the temperature department a little more closer toward the beginning of fall and november here over the next few days and another change over the weekend. always a change as we look at the weather center live on sky 6 hd the commodore barry bridge with the dark ominous clouds up above and a couple of showers south philadelphia at times maybe a spitting shower to the south and east but overall the clouds are starting to warm us up with the southeast wind after starting very chilly and damp earlier this morning. as we look toward the weekend the next two days great and warm. but the temperatures drop back closer to normal on saturday and cooler but not bad. originally saturday looked cloud with showers in the afternoon and now that looks to hold off and it brightens up here and drops to 62 and the temperatures come up a bit to 67 degrees and

a lot of clouds throw themselves in here on sunday and there could be patchy drizzle around especially at the shore if we get an easterly wind to kick in the second half of the weekend. as we look at the temperatures plenty right now we try to warm in bethlehem and slatington and kutztown all still in the 40s this afternoon and then the 50s central montgomery county and parts of bucks county and chester county and south of there, we are surging into the 60s formal vernon and media and center city. and pretty much the same from south jersey to ewing 60 to 63 degrees. very early this morning there was a little bit of white on the radar there owe on the border of pennsylvania and fork between buffalo and binghamton a little snow earlier this morning and changed to rain once we warmedp temperatures, the showers are working to the northern and west and we are generally clipped by

the clouds because of the system to the north and west. the clouds are here overnight tonight and they stick around and very mild for november. 47 in the suburbs and 55 for center city with the southeast wind 3 to 6 miles per hour. and that front lifts way to the northern and sun and clouds and brighter here on thursday afternoon. up to 74 degrees and 13 degrees above average and lets go up a little more here on friday. 76 ahead of a cold front and with that cold front it's sunny in the morning and clouds increase in the afternoon and isolated shower with it but most areas are dry and warm with the cooler air to follow again as i mentioned over the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast lots of sun for the next few days and 74 tomorrow and 76 on friday, and cooler partly sunny for your saturday and 62 degrees and reminder that daylight saving time ends saturday night into sunday morn and flip the clocks back and a good time to check the smoke detector batteries and

sunday clouds and drizzle around at times and 67 and even with the clouds around it's a bit darker and that sun will set, i think close to 5:00ish or something like that. 4:55 on sunday evening. monday back to the 70s a good thing and tuesday seasonable a shower and 58 and the chilly rain heavy at times wednesday at 54 degrees. >> we'll have three more minutes of daylight now. on sunday. depressing a little. >> it is. more and more people are shop on loon we have tips on how to save online.

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. wednesday night and we begin with breaking news from camden county where a child found a needle in her halloween candy while trick or treating. it happened in runnemede, new jersey. they just wrapped up a press concerns about it. sara bloomquist is there with the details. >> reporter: the general sense here is that this halloween is ruined by the discovery of a sewing needle inside of a tootsy role. the girl that lives on this block discovered the 2 inch sewing needle inside of the candy. >> cheryl and her 2-year-old

daughter want the story to serve as a warning to others. >> i would check the candy before you eat it. last night juliana and her family returned to her home here in runnemede after a fun night of trick or treating. >> my oldest daughter ripped open a tootsy role. >> and fighting with it. >> i said what are you doing. and she said breaking it. >> i was saving half of it for later and i realized i conbreak it in half and i pull it and saw the needle start to come out. >> i took it out of her hand. i said this is a sewing needle and she got freak out. >> and charlene snapped photos right away and the police were called and confiscated all of lily anna's family and they visited at least 60 homes in the