the roads. >> also breaking right now a small plane has crashed in bucks county near the vanzant airport. chopper6 hd was over the scene around 2 o'clock. >> the plane came to a rest upside down. no word on any injuries. investigators are also working to determine what caused this plane to crash. of course we'll bring you anyup dates on air and online at 6abc.com. >> montgomery county urgent care is at the center of yet another investigation. police have now closed the place down for the second time in three weeks but before they did that, people were lined up out the door waiting to be seen by a doctor. it is friday afternoon. i'm brian taff. >> and i'm sharrie williams. the big story on "action news" is the investigation and unusual activity at the facility in willow grove. "action news" reporter bob brooks live at the scene for us today. bob, you've seen a lot of people coming and going there today. >> reporter: brian and sharrie, i think that might be

an under state. it's been all day. if you stand outside of this place you see people come and go in and out of there. it's very busy to say the least and once again it is attracting the attention of law enforcement. it was raided again, today upper moreland township police confirm they executed a search warrant. this comes less than two weeks ago that's when fbi and dea did a raid here. neighbors we spoke to say it's only one way to explain it. >> it's a pill mill. >> does a bear go in the woods? of course, we know exactly what's going on. >> reporter: pill mill meaning the overprescribing of certain drugs. when we spoke with federal investigator its by phone they wouldn't confirm what the search warrant was about nor the last one late last month but say they're aware of certain activity happening here. their investigation is ongoing and they know about the suspicious long lines that form outside of the clinic every morning. today our crews filmed as another line formed with

people peering. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: despite the federal raid on the 23rd the search warrant executed here today we spoke with a patient who vows there's nothing ill leap happening here. he says there's plenty of screenings done before you can get a prescription here. >> they verify with the hospital. they don't give you a lot of tablets, only give you so many tablets. nobody can just walk in here and get a prescription. >> reporter: we asked him about the doctor, the owner. back in august he was arrested by u.s. marshals on a civil contempt charge but threatened the deputies on his way to jail and got hit with more charges after that. but he wants to vouch for the doctor as well as the practice. why do you think the dea, the fbi the local police upper moreland township. why do you think they're doing all this. >> because some people abuse it and they're coming down hard on doctors period in the pain management area.

>> reporter: okay, i did speak with a member of the dea today. they told me that the only reason this place is still opened is because there's an ongoing investigation and that again is why it remains opened. for now reporting live in willow grove, bob brooks channel6 "action news." brian. >> all right, bob, thank you. our coverage of the story continues on 6abc.com. right now we've got the latest details on this unfolding investigation along with our previous reports from "action news." that includes our original report on this case dating back to the summer of 2015. >> police cars swarmed an entrance to cobbs creek park after someone reported finding a dead body in the water. officers say a passerby discovered the woman's body near spruce street in west philadelphia. they believe she's in her late 30's or 40's but they have not yet identified her or released the cause of death. "action news" will bring you any other details as they become available. >> the city of philadelphia has decided to move the controversial statue of former

mayor frank rizzo. right now it stands on thomas paine plaza but it's become the target of high profile vandalism and protests. rizzo's critics say he led a corrupt police department that alienated minorities while his supporters see him meitiv -- him a native every man. it will be transported elsewhere, it will take at least six months to find a new location and plan the move. >> friday, time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> warm out there but a little bit on the cloudy side. meteorologist adam joseph joining us now with a first look of the accuweather forecast. >> not a bad combination here for november. we got clouds, we don't have the rain and those temperatures very warm for this time of year. in fact as we take a look at the numbers here along the east coast, 73 philadelphia, same thing for new york city. 82 in richmond, but you look to the north and west, and temperatures are in the 50's for buffalo, syracuse, pittsburgh and that air is

slamming in overnight tonight. in fact there's a cold front pushing through but it is very weak in the form of any sort of rain. it's really a boundary that is going to separate two different air masses and again, that cooler air mass arrives tonight into the day tomorrow. in fact, as we wake up here saturday morning, 30's for those northwestern suburbs. basically 37 from the poconos to lancaster. 45 philadelphia. 46 in millville. near 50 tomorrow morning at the shore and that full accuweather forecast it's only going to be in the 50's for highs tomorrow. and a round of rain comes in saturday night but as the rain departs on sunday we'll be stuck under the clouds for the second half of the weekend. i'll let you know if it does warm up despite the clouds stick around on sunday coming up brian in that full accuweather forecast. >> adam see you in a bit. thank you. alcohol is believed to be involved in a crash between a car and a school bus in new castle. the action cam was on the scene as police investigated about 6:30 this morning.

officers say a 19-year-old woman behind the wheel of a mazda crashed into the back of a bus that was stopped waiting to pick up students. now, the crash happened at the intersection of boxwood road and ash her's boulevard. it took rescuers about 30 minutes to pull the teenaged driver from that mazda. she and the bus driver are both hospitalized now for nonlife-threatening injuries and there were no students on the bus when the crash happened. >> there is new video of a violent robbery at a south philadelphia business. the images from the oregon discount market show the suspects walk inside pointing a large knife at the employee. he threatened the worker and demanded cash. investigators say he spent time outside casing the store before committing this crime on the afternoon of october 10th. if you recognize the suspect or know anything, you're asked to call police. >> an emotional army sergeant bowe bergdahl learned today he will not face any time in jail. the decision from a military judge comes after bergdahl had

already pled guilty to walking off his base in afghanistan back in 2009 sparking a massive military search for him. bergdahl ended up getting captured and tortured by the taliban spending five years in captivity. the 31-year-old faced up to life in prison but instead he has been released on a dishonorable discharge. given a reduction in rank and he must for fit $1,000 of pay for 10 months. during the election campaign, president donald trump called bergdahl "a no good traitor who should have been executed." bergdahl's legal team says they look forward to president trump's statements calling them. >> extraordinary and reprehensible comment targeted directly at our client. it's one of the most preposterous states of affairs that i can think of in american legal history. >> today president trump tweeted the decision on sergeant bergdahl is a

complete and total disgrace to our country and our military as part of his dishonorable discharge bergdahl loses all medical and education benefits. his team also plans to appeal that. brian and sharrie. >> all right, alicia, thank you very much. it is friday afternoon. we made it almost to the weekend as we get a first check now on the "action news" traffic report. >> we can taste it. let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hey, matt. >> first a taste turns a little sour as you try to head home unfortunately because there are a few things on your way on this friday afternoon preventing you from getting to that weekend, brian and sharrie. here on the schuylkill expressway it's just a bunch of other drivers, some volume in your way special as you come westbound by the roosevelt boulevard and head out towards city avenue but on city avenue the problems are bigger. southbound lanes are blocked right by us, right by channel6 you can't get through at monument road because of a serious accident and all traffic has to either go left by us or make the right onto monument road. you can't get through on the southbound side of city avenue coming away from 76, the

schuylkill expressway. so, once you get off the schuylkill head over to presidential boulevard and make your way around that way up. on the big picture typical friday afternoon volume kicking in. 18 miles an hour on 676 coming southbound out of camden joining up with 42. a crash in willow grove where you turn to go into the carrabba's italian restaurant at easton road at maryland road. no major issues on that chunk of the turnpike. east norriton a bad crash blocking germantown. stay on main street at ridge pike. let's grab the ipad check your ways home with the waze app on this friday afternoon. i said on that chunk of the turnpike because on another chunk in bensalem westbound side just beyond the street road e-z pass interchange reports of a crash with a lot of volume there. lots of volume as you can see. we'll check it again though brian and sharrie, coming up in the next half hour. >> a lot of red on that map. thanks matt. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 strikes against

isis. details about the drone missions that the u.s. military carried out earlier today. >> plus understanding the tax bill. "action news" breaks down a complicated topic to explain how it will impact your family's bottom line. we'll be right back. >> ♪

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ask us how specifi can help you reach your potential. >> ♪ >> new here at 4 o'clock, the united states has carried out two airstrikes against isis. it's the first time the military has targeted that group in somalia. the u.s. africa command says two drone strikes killed several terrorists in the northeastern part of the country. they were carried out overnight with support from somalia's government. some officials say one of the strikes targeted a top isis leader. no word just yet if that person is among the dead. >> ♪ >> meanwhile, there is new

concern that the new york city attacker may have been part of a larger terror cell. sayfullo saipov told police he was inspired by isis and new reports show the 29-year-old has been the point of contact for 23 other uzbek immigrants to get into the u.s. at least one of those immigrants has already been expelled from the u.s. over terror concerns. tonight it's a special abc20/20. diane sawyer reports on the next phase of isis how the terror network is shifting away from the battlefield overseas and into homes in the u.s. isis in america is the culmination of a year long investigation. watch it tonight on 6abc at 10 o'clock. >> president trump is en route to asia today but before he left he sought to minimize his connection to one man at the center of the russia investigation. the president told reporters today he can't remember the details of a meeting involving george papadopoulos. papadopoulos pleaded guilty to

lying to the football fbi about his interactions with russia during the campaign. at issue, a meeting between mr. trump and his foreign policy advisers at which it's alleged that papadopoulos discussed setting up a meeting between the president and vladimir putin. >> i don't remember much about that meeting. it was a very unimportant meeting took place a long time. don't remember much about it. all i can tell you this. there was no collusion. >> the president went on to again deny any collusion as you just heard between his campaign and russia. imploring the justice department to instead investigate hillary clinton. >> to the republican tax plan now. lawmakers are proposing a sweep overhaul and promising relief for the middle class. it's a $1.5 trillion plan. for more on what it means for you and your family we turn to "action news" reporter john rawlins live in olde city and john, a lot to sort through here. >> reporter: indeed. a 429 page bill, it's barely a day old. there will likely be amendment

attempts, that's for sure, some powerful lobby groups already gunning for it but i think it's safe to say even at this early stage many of us are asking ourselves what is this going to mean to me and my taxes. >> am i in favor of this or. i not because how does it affect me. >> reporter: cpa jennifer romberger voicing what many of us are thinking, the gop house plan what will it do? for individuals there will be four income brackets a couple making up to $90,000 would pay just 12 percent, up to 260,025 percent up to a million 35 percent and over a million it would remain at 39.5 percent. in an effort to simplify the standard deduction would double for married couples it would be 24,000. but it also kills a number of tax breaks deductions for student loan interest and medical expenses. it limits mortgage interest deductions for new mortgages to the first 500,000 instead of the current 1 million. it eliminates state and local income tax deductions and caps

property tax deductions to $10,000. so, how will this plan impact middle and working class folks in general? romberger says no one can say precisely. >> because it depends on their individual situation. so many of these provisions some people are subject to them and some people aren't. >> reporter: the gop claim is that an average family making just under $60,000 would save about $1,100. romberger says that sounds reasonable but stresses everyone will be different. yesterday she ran her own numbers through a tax calculator and found. >> i'm single, no dependents, i do itemize my deductions. i did run a quick scenario yesterday and honestly it was around a thousand dollars of a benefit for me. >> reporter: so, in one case a thousand dollars to the positive but as she stressed everybody is different and the bill is likely to be modified as it goes forward. the best way to figure the impact or the estimated impact it might have on your taxes is

to use a tax calculator tonight at 6:00 we'll give you information on how to access one. live in olde city, john rawlins channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> all right, that first mockup scheduled for monday on capitol hill. john, thank you. die hard apple fans put their lives on hold to get their hands on the new iphone x. the device went on sale and people were flocking to apple stores to get one. dozens of customers spent the night outside at the ardmore location and in new jersey the line was wrapped around the corner inside the quakerbridge mall. >> we are all very excited because we've had our sixes for a very long time and it's way overdue for a new phone. >> well, the new iphone has a larger screen higher quality camera and facial recognition software but it comes at a higher price with the starting price tag of $1,000. >> whew. all right. well, you could ask siri what the weather is like out there

today but we like our forecasts a little more nuanced with expertise. >> an actual human. >> we've got adam joseph. >> as we head into the weekend there are some changes. you can see them out there now and that's in the form of clouds. as we take a look at the weather center here live on sky6 again, we do have a little bit of filtered sun at times breaking through that cloud cover as we look towards penn's landing. not a lot of wave action or ripples along the delaware as we don't have a strong wind right now but that could kick up as the front pulls through here early this evening and then as we dive into the weekend, saturday just 59 degrees tomorrow for a high. well south of the mid 70's we have been the last couple of days. there will be some sun in the morning and then clouds start to increase in the afternoon, some rainfalls saturday night into early on sunday and sunday itself, yes, it is a damp start to the second half of the weekend but in the afternoon it should stay mostly cloudy for most locations and those temps go up just a little bit and also

another reminder for the weekend, turn those clocks back one hour before you go to bed on saturday night and most of us will be gaining an extra hour of sleep unless you have little kids, they'll be up an hour earlier on sunday morning. as we take a look at the numbers 71 allentown reading, 72 wilmington, 77 in millville. mid to low 70's for the shore as well and there's the cooler air. you can start to see it marching in to the poconos, only 57 degrees right now. we had fog early this morning in spots. then a good amount of sunshine and now you can see those clouds really draping over the region but with the front, very little in the way of any shower action so if you're heading to one of the high school football games, don't need the rain gear but you may want to bring a sweatshirt because those winds should start to kick up between about 10 to 20 miles an hour as that front passes through and those temps drop from the mid 60's to the upper 50's by the end of the game and speaking of 50's we're basically stuck there tomorrow afternoon after starting off in the 40's and

30's in the morning so this is seasonably cool. this is pretty close to normal for november 4th and again, a lot of clouds kind of increasing in the afternoon. as we track the rain saturday night at 11 o'clock it comes in very late from the south, overspills the region. still a very damp start, rainy start sunday morning at 6:00 a.m. and as we start 1:00 p.m. sunday afternoon when the eagles kick off, yeah there could be a couple leftover showers or maybe some drizzle but most of that steady rain is long gone. the four day at 4:00 forecast, 59 for tomorrow, sun to clouds. mostly cloudy after a damp start sunday, 65 and we're back to the 70's for one day on monday, some sun giving way to clouds. afternoon showers with the next front and you can see another big drop going into tuesday, much cooler with sun and clouds for election day at 58 degrees. we'll have the rest of that seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >> adam thank you. more "action news" at 4:00 when we come back. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> more than 7,000 commuters can now use a new bridge in abington. the edge hill road bridge going over route 611 opened late this morning. it's a project that's been in the works since 2012 of the the bridge, its supports drainage and pedestrian access have all been completely rebuilt. leaders expect it to hold up traffic for the next century or so. >> november is national adoption month and today in philadelphia 12 adoptions were finalized for some pretty happy and emotional families. the children who have permanent homes had all been living in foster care until today. a circus themed celebration was held at the pennsylvania academy of the fine arts. one woman recently opened her home and her heart in west philadelphia to six siblings. >> it's rewarding. it's challenging. but at the end of the day it's very rewarding, when you -- you can see their little faces light up like i was telling the group earlier from the little things that excite them. i took them to the mall once, i don't know if they had ever

been to a mall and it was like such an eye opener for them. >> that is one very special lady, stephanie says three of the siblings are teenagers so, yes, it can be a lot she admits but she says she's so happy to have them altogether and that they are no longer separated. last year more than 550 kids in philadelphia found permanent homes through adoption. a feel good story for sure. >> yeah, a family gets to stay together, pretty cool. all right alicia. tonight at 11:00 you may monitor what your children are doing online but do you know who is talking to them? "action news" goes inside one particular app posing as a teenager. take a look. >> reporter: i'm "action news" investigative reporter chad pradelli. a delaware county family learned of potential dangers of a social messaging act kik. >> he wooed her and was very nice to her and -- and was beep -- befriending her. >> reporter: a friendship that would edged end in an

alleged rape. we'll show you how quickly men preyed on our decoy account. the warning from a devastated family. that's tonight only on "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >> there's still much more to come in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00. >> including a jam packed edition of freebie friday featuring smoothies, fried chicken to boxing classes. we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal.

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>> all right, it's 4:30. we begin with breaking breakings out of radnor. we told you about this crash 30 minutes ago at the start of the newscast. that car had flipped over on newtown road near abrams road. we were told at least three people were injured. they've turned the car over and the latest information we got seconds ago is that police were trying to pull this over for a traffic violation of some kind and that began a police chase that resulted in this. >> what we see here in the video of course the mess that was left in the road when this vehicle flipped over at newtown road near abrams lane in delaware county. again, three people injured in all of this. this all happened about 2 o'clock. they are still now trying to get that vehicle off the road. dann cuellar is on the way to the scene to get an update. as soon as we get more information from him and get dann on the scene we'll update you right here on "action news". >> lower merion police investigating an accident on city avenue that has left a

pedestrian injured. police say just before 2:30 this afternoon a car hit the pedestrian near monument road. the injured person was taken to the hospital but we still don't have that person's condition and police are still on the scene right now investigating. >> we turn now to the latest on a shooting that rocked the port richmond neighborhood. last night we learned two people were found dead in an suv parked on the 3500 block of amber street. it was not a random crime but a murder-suicide. "action news" reporter katherine scott has more. >> reporter: there were some family members here earlier who were too distraught to talk. multiple neighbors say that this man and woman had a tumultuous relationship and are devastated it came to this >> we heard two shots. >> reporter: shots fired inside this suv in port richmond around 10:15 p.m. at first, some neighbors didn't realize what had happened. >> it sounded like firecrackers. >> reporter: soon he went to check out the sources of the sound and found a man and a

woman shot inside the honda cr-v in an apparent murder-suicide. >> i wasn't looking for no gun. i was just worried about they safety that's it. >> reporter: the vehicle was parked on the 3500 block of amber street. police believe a 49-year-old man sitting in the passenger seat shot the 37-year-old woman in the driver's seat before turning the gun on himself. >> both were suffering from gunshot wounds to their heads. medics pronounced them both dead at the scene. >> reporter: neighbors say they had a troubling past. yesterday they were seen arguing in the street. police say this investigation is active and ongoing with the homicide unit. in port richmond, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> well, police in bristol township have released new information about a man accused of trying to lure a little girl into his car yesterday. investigators now say this is the vehicle the suspect was driving when he drove up to a 10-year-old girl and told her to get in the car. this happened on glen rose of a near melinda drive as the

child got off of her school bus. police say the man in his 20's had a tattoo on his left biceps and a thick indian accent. that was driving this silver or gray chevy impala with dark rims. fortunately the little girl ran away. if you have any information about this vehicle or the attempted luring call police. in chester, the 1000 block of potter street is now quiet but this morning it was the scene of a scary emergency. police say an eight-year-old was rushed to the hospital after suffering an electrical shock just before 8 o'clock. we're still working to find out the boy's condition. >> police say an upper darby man put a loaded gun into a baby's cradle. ryan scott is facing several charges including reckless endangerment stemming from the incident on pembroke lane in east lansdowne. his ex-girlfriend told police scott came to her house on tuesday and hid the gun which was stolen in the child's bassinet. two officers say they found scott trying to get into the house again later that day and

that's when they arrested him. >> well, police in delaware county are investigating an accident that injured a pedestrian in sharon hill this morning. it happened around 6:30 near chester pike and cherry streets. officials are not saying much about the accident or the victim except the paramedics were called out to the scene but you can see a large hole in the minivan's windshield there from the impact. we'll give an update on this story and have more information as we get it. service on the river line in camden was suspended for about 30 minutes today after a car crashed into a light rail train. this happened near haddon avenue and mlk boulevard around 1:00 this afternoon. though neither the driver or any of the 25 commuters on board were hurt, nj transit says service had to be stopped between 36th and waterfront entertainment complex while police were investigating. >> montgomery county's former district attorney has now filed suit against bill cosby accuser andrea constand.

bruce castor filed the suit in philadelphia today alleging that constand and her lawyers orchestrated a smear campaign against him for his decision not to prosecute cosby back in 2005. cosby is now at the center of a criminal case against cosby. caster says her allegations were aimed at destroying his political and legal career. >> another twist in all of that, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> time for more on our forecast on this friday. >> that means the weekend is coming. >> yeah. >> fast. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with more on what's in store. >> some might say it's already here today. >> we do drop temperature-wise as we go into the weekend but not a bad weekend overall. today those temperatures well above normal, much like it was yesterday despite we've seen a lot of clouds today. 73 degrees right now in philadelphia. allentown still 71 so the cold front is still yet to pass through those northwestern suburbs and even warmer to the south. the atlantic city airport right now coming in at 75 degrees. we do see a little blue in spots here live on sky6 over the commodore barry bridge.

again, a healthy cloud deck but every now and then you get a little pop of sun to pass through and again we're still awaiting the cold front to kind of swing in from the north and west. in fact we're starting to push those 70's and 80's down to the south raleigh right now at 80, 76 in atlanta but 50's saint louis to cincinnati, that's our air mass for tomorrow. and you see a real winter chill in bismarck, 28 degrees but we do not tap into that cold air as this front progresses by. we'll chat about the upcoming weekend and going into next week, a lot going on in that seven-day forecast and we'll talk about it all brian in just a little bit. >> lots to talk about. adam thank you. an important recall is impacting nearly a million drivers of a very popular luxury brand tonight and it could be putting you and your property at risk. monica malpass live in the news room with the details we're learning about this right now. hi, monica. >> hi brian. coming up at 5 o'clock luxury car maker bmw issuing a wide recall involving nearly a

million vehicles and several makes and models. the danger is so serious they're telling drivers to do one specific thing with their cars until they can be repaired. we'll have those details for you coming up tonight. also in health check tonight we know of course dogs bring a lot of joy and comfort in our lives but they can also be lifesavers. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman introduces us to a special pooch who is helping lots of folks get back on their feet. we'll have those stories at 5:00 hope to see you then sharrie. >> sounds good mon today. senior citizens and their loved ones were invited to an event in west philadelphia. it was a chance for them to learn about resources available to them throughout the city. the 15th annual bringing city government to philadelphia senior citizens is a city wide initiative led by councilwoman blondell reynolds brown. >> a hard working member of the medford township police department is now stepping away from the job. after seven years of service porter officially retires from duty today. that's porter on the right by the way.

the dutch shepherd mix helped track down criminals and drugs during his tenure. the canine will spend his well deserved retirement relaxing at home with his partner the human one on the left. >> they'll still be buddies. >> oh, yes. >> of course. still to come, from smoothies to fried chicken to spinning and boxing classes the first freebie friday of the month will start your weekend off right. >> plus the fact that pennsylvania doctors license to prescribe medical marijuana are being inundated from calls from potential patients this isn't necessarily news worthy but those calling one doctor are. why it became immediately obvious the patients didn't explore the physician's specialty. >> if you try to check out president donald trump's twitter account between 6:50 and 7:01 last night you probably saw this. an error message saying that the page didn't exist. but it apparently was no error. it was the work of a rogue employee on his last day on the job.

we'll explain. >> ♪ why are south jerseyans turning against steve sweeney? it's because sweeney's been exposed as a double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney.

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>> ♪ >> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire and a series of explosions outside of atlanta overnight. the blaze at a propane company sent flames bill bog leg into the night sky and triggered five blasts. witnesses told authorities their homes look and they saw flaming shrapnel flying from the scene. the business was closed at the time. no one was hurt. a number of nearby homes and businesses were evacuated as a precaution. >> the pilot of a small plane is being praised for making a smart split second decision and likely saving lives. officials say when the pilot realized his engine failed mid flight he decided to guide it down into a pond on a las vegas golf course instead of trying to make it back to the airport which was near several buildings. now the pilot says he didn't know if anyone was playing on the course at the time but he knew nobody would be in the

water of course. the pilot and his passenger were able to climb out of the plane before it sunk. amazingly they walked away from this with just minor injuries. >> wow. an ambulance was stolen in ohio while a patient was inside. the driver led police on a chase and part of it was caught on camera. >> (sirens). >> the keys were left in the ignition when man jumped in the driver's seat. a medic was tending to rain shower activity pennsylvania. this was back in october when the ambulance took off moving. dayton police are seen trying to catch up and eventually they do. several officers pull that suspect out and a 44-year-old has been charged with kidnapping and on the offenses. >> a police officer is being called a hero for saving a little girl's life. in this grainy video you can see her frantic parents begging for help as she stopped breathing on a new york city subway platform. an officer grabbed the baby and started performing cpr. within the next minute the

child who is just shy of her first birthday started breathing again. she was taken to a local hospital and is expected to be okay. >> ♪ >> big talkers now. if you tried checking president donald trump's twitter account last night from 6:50 to 7:01 p.m. and you got this message that the page doesn't exist any, here's what went down. no, the president wasn't hacked, his account wasn't deactivated, he didn't take it down, someone else did. turns out that person was a twitter employee who pulled the stunt on their very last day with the social media company. so for 11 minutes the president's account was down. once he was back online and tweeting again, the president wrote about it calling the culprit a rogue employee saying i guess the world must finally be -- the word must finally be getting out and having an impact. now, twitter government as it calls itself tweeted out an explanation saying that the person worked in customer support, they've now launched a full review and they're

updating security measures to make sure that something like this doesn't happen again. ready for this one? this is altoona gynecologist says she's been inundated with calls from men trying to set up appointments, yes, men. she's an ob/gyn. so why are all of these guys trying to get an appointment with the doctor. well, apparently they heard that she's now certified to prescribe medical marijuana. the doc says her phone has been ringing offer the hook and it's primarily men on the line like most gynecologists she treats women exclusively. for her female clientele she's licensed to prescribe medical marijuana if they suffer from a number of approved illnesses but sorry, guys, no appointments for you. finally this is four-year-old lena here and she will not be getting any christmas presents this year. not because she was naughty or for financial reasons. mom says the tradition makes kids too materialistic, so no

gifts under the tree this year. mom jess wolf from north london told britain's the sun that the kids should only get gifts when they deserve them, not on a specific day. she's not even decorating the house saying the period has just become too commercialized. so there will be no "present fest" as she told the sun. she says when lena earns something she'll get something and she says lena is fine with that. they decided to spend this christmas having a lovely quiet day together. lots of opinions on this one but one mom taking that stand in her house making the pact with her little girl. >> no doubt a big talker right there. alicia thank you. time for another check on the roads today. >> matt pelman here now with the update for us. hey, matt. >> we're not getting any presents for our friday ride home because a lot of traffic is present out there on the roadways, brian and sharrie, like here on 95 where the vine street expressway comes in on the northbound side. backing up here heading up toward the work zone at girard avenue as it does so many

afternoons, even slower on the southbound side with a 20 minute ride if you're headed in early to that sixers game this evening. but some better news right outside our front door at channel6. city avenue southbound has reopened at monument road. that crash that had it blocked for a little while is now towed out of the way. everything is back in business, although busy of course along city avenue. in kennett township chester county watching a bad crash, a vehicle struck a pole along burroughs run road at cedarwood lane so that's a good spot to avoid. we have been telling you about that flipped over vehicle in radnor township along newtown road at abraham's lane. church road an alternate around that. but things are congested in that area, just 10 miles per hour there along conestoga road nearby. of course volume is kicking in in a lot of spots. there on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound in chester county, we had an issue up ahead by 29, malvern, the e-z pass exit. everything is opened there now but still some speeds in the teens as you come west of valley forge. and elsewhere on the turnpike slow on the eastbound side near norristown, just 16 miles per hour there as well.

springfield township watching a new crash along stenton avenue at paper mill road but our one in willow grove along 611 easton road at maryland road has cleared out and in east norriton by creature comforts veterinary hospital everything is reopened along germantown pike at trooper road. that crash, too, is cleared out of the way and 70 miles per hour on the northbound side of the nex headed up toward the lehigh valley or the poconos for the weekend you're good to go. we're check it again brian and sharrie in the 5 o'clock hour. >> sounds good. matt thank you. stepping outside sky6 hd giving us a live view of the shore in cape may, brian. >> some lucky folks enjoyed the beach on this friday evening. so what does the weekend have in store? adam joseph standing by with the word from accuweather coming up next. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> meteorologist adam joseph joining us now with the accuweather forecast as we get ready for a little bit of a cooldown here. >> warm today. >> yeah. >> put up some of my christmas lights outside today. >> my goodness. >> i put it on facebook. here's my theory. i can do it in short sleeves. don't turn them on until after thanksgiving. who wants a cold lad area, chapped lips. >> most of us aren't that organized. >> i'm trying to motivate you. we have a game over the weekend. on sunday with the eagles, they're in town again for another week here and if you're heading there, here's your forecast. it will be mostly cloudy for the start and the end of the game. at 1:00 p.m. for the kickoff. temperatures 64 degrees mostly cloudy. there could be some drizzle or mist around during the game in the afternoon so you may want to bring a poncho or something that would keep you a little bit dry if that does indeed happen and by 4 o'clock should be just cloudy by that point temperature 65 so it's any other not really a cold day

but damp at times on sunday. far different though from what we experienced the last 24 hours. yesterday 75 degrees was the high temperature. today so far 73 degrees, around 15 degrees above average here back to back thursday and today but again, big changes come tomorrow and in fact we started to see a little glimpse of what will arrive here on saturday. it's already 53 in the poconos right now and knocking on the doorstep of the lehigh valley to kick those 70's away. still there right now. same for trenton, 72. wilmington 72. 77 in millville. mid 70's at the shore. ocean has cooled way down to 62 degrees. most of the rain with the front and the dynamics of the front are way to the north and west at this point in northern parts of maine, eastern canada, nova scotia but as you can see it's very moisture starved and it's just a deck of clouds passing through with the front this evening. so, gradual clearing overnight tonight and turning cooler, 37

by the morning towards the lehigh valley, reading lancaster, 46 for philadelphia with those north winds really gusty as that front passes by to usher in that cooler air and in fact, this is the temp for tomorrow afternoon in philadelphia. 59 degrees. 57 allentown. 58 trenton. near 60 to the south. this is more seasonable for this time of year. sun in the morning, clouds developing quickly in the afternoon ahead of another system saturday night with an east-southeasterly wind. speaking of saturday night daylight saving time ends. flip those clocks back an hour before you head to bed saturday night. great time to check the smoke detector batteries in your home and a good night to get that extra hour of sleep because rain will be knocking on our doorstep at 10 o'clock to the south and west. you see it's kind of showery in nature sunday morning, about a tenth to a quarter of an inch likely. as we get into the afternoon sunday there's some of that mist or drizzle that could roll through during the eagles game. the exclusive accuweather

7-day forecast, 50's for tomorrow. again, a dry day. rain late at night. a damp start to our sunday and again early afternoon there could still be some lingering showers but warmer, 65. 70's are back here monday with some afternoon showers but the next front, a very progressive pattern here and it turns much cooler for election day 58 and now it looks like that soaking of a storm sinks to our south and sunshine takes over wednesday, thursday into friday with high temperatures only in the low 50's to the middle to the end of next week. so, a big cooldown coming in and more typical air for this time of 82er. >> all in all pretty good. >> yeah. >> adam thanks. >> from fitness to fried chicken, today's freebie friday features a little something for everyone. i got your attention at fried chicken, right? stay tuned. joseph, i'm steve. how are you?

nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah.

>> ♪ >> all right, it's freebie friday. let's get started with that free fried chicken. andy's chicken is opening a new location on south street graduate hospital in philadelphia and to celebrate this sunday november 5th they're giving away two pieces of korean fried chicken to the first 150 customers. delicious. how about this. when you sign up for ihop pancake revolution club you get free pancake dinners including one right away. you can get a free power crunch energy bar, protein bar. we have the link you need to get yours. now let's get you to those workouts we were talking about. a new studio is opening in chester county, it's called revive. it's celebrating its grand opening tomorrow to celebrate they're offering you your first class for free tomorrow for the party free smooth smoothies, free hair braiding. that grand opening is tomorrow in frazier, very fun. three queens yoga in queen village offering veterans a month of free yoga classes. the month of free yoga is part

of the veterans yoga project running through november 30. this sunday, november 5th, this is pretty fun, it's pirate adventure day at the brandywine river museum of art from 10:30 to 2:00 you can create pirate themed crafts go for a hunt in the museum, meet the pirates of fortunes folly and there's also a story time peter pan presented by hedge grow theater. finally wal-mart is having a ton of holiday events. they start tomorrow, toys that rock. they have tons of freebies on tap including selfies with santa perfect for adam who already has his christmas lights up. >> good point. alicia thanks. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 breaking news out of delaware county where authorities are on the scene of a serious crash.

we're live with the very latest. >> plus, it's been a longstanding symbol of philadelphia politics for more than three decades but it's recently stirred up controversy and protests. now we know that the frank rizzo statue will be moving somewhere else. >> those stories and much more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> friday night. and the big story on "action news" is breaking news. a serious crash in radnor township, delaware county. chopper6 over the scene just a short time ago. a car completely flipped onto its roof and its contents scattered across the road. >> dann cuellar just arrived on the scene at newtown road at abraham road. dann what can you tell us. >> reporter: well, monica, the scene was just cleared here on newtown road and abrams lane but police are continuing their investigation into what may have started as a shoplifting incident. here's what we know right now. police say at about 3:30 this afternoon an officer had stopped a gold sedan occupied by three women for a motor vehicle violation. as the officer was walking

towards the car on conestoga road the driver took off at a high rate of speed. there was no police chase. but a few minutes later they got a report that the car had crashed into another vehicle and flipped over on newtown road near abrams lane. when they arrived two women were still in the car, a third had fled on foot but they caught up with her and took her into custody. two of the women suffered minor injuries and were taken to the hospital to be checked out. as you may have seen from chopper6 there was a lot of merchandise scattered on the road, items that fell out of trash bags like sheets still in packaging. police are investigating reports that the women might have been involved in shoplifting. that's the word they're getting which of course, may explain why the driver took off at a high rate of speed after being stopped for a motor vehicle violation. it's something that police are looking into as part of this motor vehicle accidents in which the driver lost control, struck a black suv and then flipped over on newtown road shutting down the traffic here that's passing through abrams ro