he staggered to his truck and it roll nood a pole and then miller fled in the tow truck and the shooting was caught on surveillance video. >> it shows an argument and escalated to a point were done elmiller went back to his truck and grabbed a handgun. "action news" exposed how truck drivers were skirting the tow system in philadelphia. and we caught up with miller and his father outside of our studios after they responded to an accident before police or fire responded. >> why are you here? if you have not been assigned. >> the same reason you are here. something to see. >> the millers operate n one towing and his son allegedly fled in the tow truck and the father remains and has been

cooperative with police. court records reveal that miller jr. has a string of arrests for drugs and assaults. >> and we recovered his tow truck but at this moment donnell jr. is at large.red his tow >> reporter: and i'm told no murder weapon is recovered and i reached out to the father by phone, he had no comment about the shooting as for his son. police say that they think he is driving a tow truck. but they didn't have a description of the truck. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> pennsgrove police officer anthony minguess is wanted for exposing himself two two boys earlier this year. it happened at a bathroom at an applebees back in march. he is charged with lewdness and decision orderly conduct. and all out manhunt is out in new jersey for a teenager

that escaped the egg harbor detention center. and then allegedly stole a car from a guard and the three other inmates were captured earlier in bridgeton and that is where we find trish hartman live with the latest on the search. >> reporter: good evening monica in the past hour we received an update that michael huggins is still at large, it's unknown if he is armed or not. we are here near the search perimeter and they are using every resource available to them on the ground and in the air. >> michael huggins should be considered dangerous and if seen in public we are asking the public not to approach him and to call 911. >> the the search for michael huggins intensified at the state prison in bridgeton. he faces murder charges for the 2016 murder of dante lee in bridgeton.

>> they have to get him. he could enter an elderly person's home or cause harm there or someone else. >> i called my daughter and said lock all the doors. police say that huggins escaped from the youth facility in egg harbor city with three other teens at 12:30 a.m. overtaking several correction officers and stealing a personal car. and a neighbor shows the car sideswiping a jeep before it crashes into an apartment building. and three of them were caught at 9:30 a.m. in bridgeton almost an hour away. >> i saw the police car and saw the plane flying and said something must have happened. but every road i tried to go in was blocked. according to the superintendant of schools students were suppose to have a half day and when schools went on lock down because of the search they went on a full day. and they were sent to bus stop areas to keep students safe. >> and they said it was a lock

outand people served their commuters to see what is happening. >> authorities say it's still unknown how the teens got to the area from 30 miles away and the search continues for huggins but if you see him don't approach him call 911. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now to the latest on alabama senate candidate, roy moore, whose campaign is engulfed with sexual allegations. he says he is the victim of a coordinated democrat and following the fifth woman to come forward now with a story of abuse as a teen. moore's denials seem to be falling on deaf ears and mitch mcconnell tells the wall street journal he thinks the best option is for the write in campaign for former senator and current attorney general jeff sessions. >> and the tampa, florida area

have a break in the case. and an unidentified man that appeared in two of the four shootings is officially a suspect. authorities are trying to figure out who the man is. detectives are going from hours of video from where the murders are occurring. and world news tonight has m

>> the captain says that corporal kelly is doing better and slowly making progress in the recovery and says he has a long road ahead. >> one again, 6 abc is proud to help feed families across the delaware valley this holiday season. we are teaming up for the annual food drive to benefit food banks as well as philabundance. sara is live with more. >> how is it going down there? >> it's going well we are helping philabundance to help our neighbors in need. they are the largest hunger relief organization. they distributed 2 million pounds of food. and the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. or log on to 6abc.com. for more information. we have guests joining us tonight this is jackson fu the

owner of dim sum house and dustin from the union. and over here we have gina gannon who does traffic for us as well as shayna who does our fitness tips. the number again is 1-877-940-6222. i want to bring in jackie from dunkin' donuts. thank you for being with us. you are a long time title sponsor of the thanksgiving day parade. you have some things, some offers going on on thanksgiving day as well as the days after. tell us about it. >> we are excited to bring back the annual fundraising tradition and every year two fundraisers, and thanksgiving day we donate back from coffee and the day after thanksgiving we start our roast hunger program and so excited to be back this year. we raised over $900,000 and this

year we expect to cross the million dollar mark. you buy a $1.49 hot or iced coffee we donate 50 cents back to fill bundance and other food banks. >> thank you for being here. the number again is 1-877-940-6222. "action news" folks had are here to taky call. >> thanks sara. meantime delaware's first lady helped to serve up an early thanksgiving meal. she was at the john leach school for the annual holiday event. helping students 3 to 21 years old who have physical and cognitive disabilities, they had it all turkey and dessert. they made the event very special. time for the "action news" traffic report and perhaps something not that tasty tonight. >> lets go live to matt pellman

in the traffic center. break it to us gently. >> this will leave a bad taste in your mouth. southbound side of 295 something we are not thankful for a crash at wood burn station and taking out the left lane a half hour later and this is doing damage to the southbound traffic. an hour and 6 minutes on the southbound travel time. it's a mess on 295. and you hit the wall of traffic around route 38 and then just a crawl with speeds like 8 and 2 miles per hour on down to wood crest station and there was a second accident in the backlog near 70 and you want no parts of southbound 295, head for the southbound turnpike or stay local on kings highway. but i would not head to 130 blocked at cinnaminson and you have to turn there by the sonic. you are not getting by at riverton road. in depford township. a bad crash along good intent road and a slow crawl on the northbound side. 95 in delaware because of

construction again today over tally road. one lane is getting by 495 northbound a much better bet and the schuylkill is busy and no accidents by conshohocken. and tonight they are closing the off ramp westbound side to 23 and the construction closure starts at 9:00. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> still to come on "action news." we are about a week away from thanksgiving, it's time to think about shopping for the big meal. good news if you subscribe to amazon prime you save at one big grocery chain. and popular with the crowd of smokers because of the taste and cost. ali gorman looks at the dangers of flavored tobacco and what it is really doing to your health. and we saw sunshine this morning and the clouds moved in and what this means for your weekend when "action news" returns.

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tobacco products made to attract kids. >> and dr. farley thinks that is why cigar smoking has doubled among teens and once they get hooked on tobacco many move on to cigarettes and menthol cigarettes in particular and it eases the hashness on the throat getting one people hooked and community activists urge reads to fight back against big tobacco. >> the city of philadelphia need to call their city council persons and let them know in the city of philadelphia we need to stop the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. the health department says that smoke related illnesses take the lives of 3600 city residents each year and philadelphia has twice as many tobacco retailers as any other major city. and the great american smoke-out is tomorrow but extra points for

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time now for the accuweather forecast midweek. meteorologist, cecily tynan here to break it to us gently. any good news? >> we have rain on the way. overnight early tomorrow morning. head over to the "action news" weather center and have a little bit of a be careful explanation because the roads will likely be on the wet side tomorrow morning. and the problem it's not icing, temperatures well above freezing and you'll notice there is a lot of leaf cover on roads and the problem with that is when it rains there is a waxy coating on the leaves and leaves a thin coating of water and it's almost as bad as black ice, tomorrow morning be careful and slow things down a bit and do not brake suddenly because the leaves can be very slippery. temperature-wise made tup to the

low 50s. the normal high is 56 we are getting there. 50 currently allentown 48 and trenton 48 and cape may 51 and reading 48 degrees, it's been on the cool side. we had had a warm start to november. but we have more an a week of cold weather and so far running 1.5 degrees below normal and tomorrow we warm it up and cool back down on friday. kind a roller coaster ride and after sunshine this morning it was nice and the clouds are rolling in and that is the rivet of moisture ahead of the cold front moving through in the overnight hours. future tracker 6 showing at 11:00 showers basically northern and west of philadelphia and moves through overnight at 5:00 scattered showers and the bulk of the activity across south jersey and making the roads wet and we get a break in the action in the afternoon sunshine and cooler air higher in the atmosphere. what this will do is it create clouds bubbling up and could get

a sprinkle or two in the afternoon and then the winds really increase. the wind gust tomorrow afternoon. 35 to 40 miles per hour and the strongest winds will be mid-afternoon into the evening showers. this will have an impact on the evening commute. the five-day at 5:00 tomorrow a bit of rain in the morning in south jersey and it's morning clouds giving way to sunshine in the afternoon and the gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour and the high is 58 degrees, temperatures back down to 5 degrees and breezy and sunny. heading into the weekend it's cloudy and breezy ahead of a code front and could have showeshower s in the afternoon. and much of the day is rain free. 57 degrees and sunday for the philadelphia marathon whipping winds and wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour. and 52. and monday we drop down to 47 degrees and wednesday the day before thanksgiving is a big travel day and adam will have an update on what to expect then in

the seven-day forecast. >> still ahead on "action news" police in lehigh county is investigating an attempted abduction of a college student. and also the ucla basketball players speak out after their arrest for stealing in china and who they are now thanking for their freedom. >> and the eagles get ready for a big game we'll hear from carson wentz in sports.

"action news" continues. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. police in the lehigh valley are investigating at least five incidents of alarming behavior by a man lurking near schools, the latest was an attempted abduction. we are live with the details. and the death toll rises after yesterday's shooting in california. police have now discovered the body of the gunman's wife in the floorboards of their home. and the college basketball players arrested for theft in

china speak out about their actions while the coach decide the the punishment they will receive. >> and a rash of frightening incidents in schools in the lehigh valley have people on edge tonight and investigators say that the events have become increasingly aggressive. walter perez is live with the details. as you mentioned there are several cases and each time the descriptions of the person involved are very, very similar. the only difference is what started as attempted lurings has become an attempted abduction. it was yesterday morning when a man in a hooded sweatshirt approach aid student at moravian college and the man asked her where she was going and grabbed her arm and that is when she screamed and he jumped into a

nearby light blue vehicle and drove away. >> people are stressed but being aware and staying with other people. don't go places by yourself. >> people are concerned about it and their parents were calling them so squared and making them carry pepper spray now after four other reports of similar incidents in bethlehem over the past few weeks but yesterday's attacks is believed to be the first case that the suspect got out of the car and grabbed someone. and bethlehem police released a statement reading in part there are multiple incidents in the city of bethlehem where the same suspect and vehicle are identified. do not approach the suspect or vehicle in question and gain as much information about the event as possible only if there is no danger. during previous cases the suspect will try to convince a young woman to get in his car on get the young woman's attention and then fondle himself. two involve female students from library high school. >> it's disturbing.

>> dr. joseph roy the superintendant of schools says that every employee is on high alert especially the transportation department. we have 125 buss that drive around the district every day and they are great eyes and ears for incidents like this. and we are doing everything we can to support the police. now the suspect is described as an african-american man, and medium to heavy build last seen with a black hoody. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a sixth person is now dead in the wake of yesterday's shooting in northern california. today officials found the gunman's wife in hire home deceased. marcy gonzales is live in los angeles with the latest. >> we learned today all the people killed were adults and at least seven children were injured and the sheriff's office

is releasing chilling new details about the first victim in the shooting spree. >> investigators say that the rampage that left five innocent people dead began in the gunman's own home saying they found the body of kevin neil's wife under the floorboards. >> we are confident that he murdered her and literally just put her body in the floor. >> prosecutors say that neil was out on bail on an assault with a deadly weapon charge accused of stabbing his neighbor in january and they believe that that neighbor may have been one of the targets on tuesday. >> he had a desire to kill as many people as he could. >> the first call came in at 7:54 a.m. the gunman shooting into homes and then driving to this elementary school. >> one of the teachers came out around the building and run inside the shooter is coming. >> and neil used a truck to ram his way through the fence and fire at least 30 rounds leaving

one student in critical condition. >> that school went on lockdown i truly believe we would have had a horrific blood bath in that school if that school had not taken the action. >> neil became frustrated and leave the school and drove through town shooting people randomly. the entire town on lock down for 20 minutes until the police caught up with the shooter. >> and it resulted in the shooter's death. >> neil's mother says he called her a few days earlier and said it's all over now and i'm on a cliff there is nowhere to go. >> and the sheriff's office says they recovered two semi automatic rifles neil obtained illegally. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. three ucla basketball players accused of shoplifting in china have apologized but are being suspended indefinitely. the players held a news conference and admitted to the

actions, the free yo arrived in los angeles last night after a week under house arrest. they made a point to track president trump for inintervening on their behalf. >> i am glad too be home. and will never make a mistake like this again. i am sorry to those that i let down and also thankful for the love and support they provided. >> they thanked the chinese police and government for treating them well and now the coach says they have to earn back the trust of the university and the public. and there is a measure for impeachment for president trump and not expected to get traction in the house. saying there is a constitutional crisis among the impeachable offenses, obstruction of justice firing james comey and that trump has undermined two of the central institutions the courts

and the press. no response yet from the white house. >> and democrats in the senate meantime are denouncing a republican plan to try to repeal a key component of obama care as their plan to reform the tax code it would repeal the mandate that all americans must have health insurance. that could save more than 300 billion there's over the next 10 years but leave 13 million americans uninsured. >> here at 6 abc we are once again len lending a hand to neighbors in need. "action news" reporters sara bloomquist joins us live from the studio where volunteers and special guests are taking calls since 4:00 this afternoon. >> since 4:00 we have a studio full of people helping as well. we want to thank everybody that called so far. we are taking your donations to help philabundance the largest

hunger organization in the region along with their partner food banks. hunger exists in every zip code and many are children and seniors and veterans going hungry. the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. you can see familiar "action news" faces here to take your call. mina from power 99 is here and her phone is ready to ring and we are more of our call takers on this side. shayna does our fitness tips on our website. >> it's going well and getting lots of generous donations and amazing to be part of such an awesome team here at 6 abc. >> and police commissioner richard ross joining us here as well this evening. why is this an important effort to take part in. >> we have to count our blessings and we should be thankful and give back to less fortunate than ourselves and that is most important.

the time to donate is now 1-877-940-6222. i have joining me tonight chris ellis of acme markets. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> tell us what acme does during the holiday season. >> november 24th until december 23rd there are nonperishable bags you can buy and or denations at the cash registers. we are happy and eager to help. >> this is the time to help those in need. >> we are part of this since the beginning and last year we raised more than 158,000 pounds of food and $50,000 in donatio s donations. >> thank you. you can call 1-877-940-6222 or lo donations.

>> thank you. you can call 1-877-940-6222 or log on to 6abc.com. we'll be here until 6:30. back to you rick and monica. >> thank you. time now for an update on the highways on a wednesday night. lets see what is going on with matt pellman. >> lets connect i have n i s to share. some you will like and some you won't. 295 the southbound crash at wood crest station is gone but the second one here around route 70 on the southbound left shoulder. and here is n i s youog l ls co though, 21 minutes on the southbound travel time it's a lot better than the 1:06 minutes the last time around so improving but slow speeds, 12 miles per hour from route 38. the southbound turnps coe is clr if you want to use that instead. and more n i s youog l like, th lanes are reopen along 1e' at riverton road at cinnaminson. and activities are on the shoulder and still slow southbound past is the sonic. more news in depford township. the crash at wood brook park playground has cleared out and

the construction in delaware has tot cleared yet. running late 95 northbound over tally road single digit speeds from the wilmington and youog l like the ride on 495 and south of new town and attracting attention and slowing coming south of the scutter falls bridge. back over to you. >> thank you. still to come on "action y night a pair of thieves make a dramatic entrance into a n i jersey gas station and now officials hope you can identify who these men are. >> plus, a local restaurant throtil a huge thank you party for men and women that give their time to help others. >> and adam joseph is tracking the latest in the weather center. >> a good amount the first half of the day and rain comes in during it's overnight and early morning hours, we look at it at stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d right now in the ohio valley moving into western

pennsylvania. weog l look at it in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> and a big game sunday for the eagles, takes on the cowboys, ducis has a preview of sports.

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jersey are searching for two men that committed a brazen robbery eairsier this month. this is video from inside of the shell station on fisher bouledourd. the suspect smashed this way in by breaking the front door and tows cash and two dozen packs of cigarettes. if you recognize the men police want to hear from you. a pizza party was held in norristown and sait. joe's hawk handed out the slices and the nonprofit organksation held the event to honor volunteers for the community as a way to say thanmas for giving. >> the classic match-up eagles cowboys. ducis is here. >> i knew something was going on n thour days until the dallas g but who is countsing?

we are. the eagles have a chance to bury the cowboys and ronald darby and zach ertzs with full paaglicipants and beady practicd today as well. the offensive tackle was signed today previously with the giants and carson wenav are sitting pretty at 8-1, dallas week and tons of excitement so naturally the head coach is down playing it. the biggest thing is one day at a time message. win today. that was my message this morning, lets just win today and get better today. there are to types of players and coach, those that are getting better and those that ofren't. tter and those that >> he has high energy practices after a win or loss or by week, there is a lot of e siitement i this building and sanow we are capable of doing something special saeep on the ground and do tyt lose sight and don i s l far ahead.

one day at a time. that helped us to this point. >> more on the birds this half hour. to college football temple has a couple of wins, the owls will have a chance to be an author of a signature victory this weekend oft the linc when central flora comes to town. not only are the knights ranked 14th they are unbeaten at 9-0. we are hy med for this but jeff collins told jaime apody he plans to saeep his team grounde. >> how do you look at this one? >> our normal process. we have a great opponent and every weren we talk about going 1-0, the process we go through on a daily basis and weekly basis, nothing changes, when you let the outside factors come into the practice then you lose sight of what your focus is. >> wns,ll get more on temple ths

saturday. during the 9:e' a.m. hour of "action netil" on satuh.ay. and the sixers wrap up their road trip against the lakers, the win would make it a morn2 rd trip. and the flyers were blanked by minnesota morn0, and gr de up a goal the first 12 second of the game. they will visit winnipeg coming up tomorrow night. >> that is sports. nipeg coming >> thank you. much more ahead on "action netilce wednesday night. the e silusive accyleather seven-day forecast for you. >> and lets take a look at our sky 6 hd camera, center city never looked better. adam joseph has the details when we come right back. and the 6 abc holiday food drive continues at this hour. we invite you to connect, share and give. you have 45 minutes left. the number to call us it 1-877-940-6222. or log on tour abc.com for more

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in sarasota their habitat is rebuilt and they are back home. >> lets check the weather here at home and see what is going on. >> thanksgiving is next week and people are coming home for the holiday and getting a glimpse of the seven day. we are dealing with the clouds that pushed in here and rain, stormtracker 6 live double scan mornd shotil a little bit of ste wf rain enteri. a cold front that passes through early tomorrow morning and not a lot of rain with it and roadways start damp tomorrow morning and overnight showers and most of them don i s start until later tonight until the predawn hours, of .10 inch of rain in total a we are not looking at a lot. it's cloud to start our thursday ofnd most of the rain is gone the middle rush hour period and a gusty afternoon and evening. d saick up and the sunshine returns.

and the temperatures now not bad in philadelphia. the sunomit and 50 now and 48 allentown untrenton and 47 in wilmington and with the clouds in play the numbers don i s dro much and they are an atmospheric blanket and that is one good thing about the lyeoud, there is low pressure up into the great lakes and most of this swings to the northern and west we get lyeipped by a f i of those showers. by 11:00, 12:00 they puncture in n throm the cretstline anding.h. you see it's not a solid area of rain but scattered and light and some damp rretdways in the morning, 8:00 everything is way to the north and east. >> s gling to break the clo ne is in controlu and you may see a hit a shower here or there but the general flr dor in the afooernoon turni

sunny and windy. and warm as well. 58 in philadelphia andur 0 in dover andn and 3 in allentown a winds gusting 35 to 40 miles per hour and the strongest wind come mid to late afternoon in the evening at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. ofnd lancaster and allentoush noo or so at philadelphia or trenton and above 40 miles per hour in the southern areas. ofnd high pressure comes in on friday. mostly sunny and statra breezy and it's bright and not too bk with the temperature at 50 degrees. the e sit wisive accyleather omiven-day forecastn and saito and clouds in the morning giving way to sun in the afternoon. daunm. and breing better now it looked ls coe a washout and showers hold out until late in the day and good for the noon game temple at the linc audsinst the undefeated uf in town in the 50s for the game and winds breezy though 10 to 20

piles per hour. ofnd for the marathon whipping winds most of the rain should be daaturday night into early sundy ofnd the windchills during the marathon should be near freezing ofnd then monday colding.7 deg and dry and wns,ll start to recover quickly thursday into your travel day weillesday. be on the seven day and we hr d the early call here tomocloow. >> fingers crossed a clear day. thank you. >> we want to remind you thatur abc holiday food drive is continuing right now. >> in fact we are looking live, we ietteite you to connect shar and give. the number to call is 1-877-940-622har wr you can lwhr for information. thank you all so much.

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dangerous and if he is seen in public we ask the public not to approach him and call 911. michael huggins the last of the four some juveniles that escaped. huggin the last to be located on the run since this morning and the focus remains in bring ton. >> that is why the perimeter is set up in the area. the best edu