out by a group of juveniles last week. jeff has more on this. >> reporter: police are looking for kids as young as 12 years old in connection to this crime. they say they took a metal pipe to a victim's head and kept chasing him as he tried to escape. >> i had two gashes to my skull at the end of it. i had to get nine stitches. >> to-year-old eli says he is lucky his injuries were not worse, the junior told the campus newspaper he was heading to his car after class on november 7th when we passed a group of young teens. >> turns around and punches me in the back of the head and the kid to his right striked me in the head with like a metal pipe.

>> his parents both local radio personalities tweeted this picture of their son in the hospital. he ran way but they caught up with them every time he slipped on the wet pavement. >> they were aiming for my head and they were trying to knock me out. >> it's disturbing because these are young kids. >> the police chief believe this is a random attack and identify aid 13-year-old as a person of interest. >> we are trying to get this kid and move through the identification process and move through looking to see the other three and get them involved. >> mountain in the meantime they are looking to see if it was connect to a second attack an hour later. and students were unaware of the incidents and unphased. >> it's in the back of my mind but i walk this way a lot. >> campus surveillance cameras got video of this group of young

people prior to the attack and unfortunately it was dark and rainy but not clear images of their faces, if you know anything are you urged to call police. >> thank you. escaped juvenile and new jersey murder suspect, 18-year-old michael huggins back in police custody tonight. authorities recaptured him in atlantic city this morning. he and three other young inmates escaped from a young detention sentner egg harbor city yesterday. they stole a guard's car and fled on foot after crashing it. the three other juveniles were captured a few hours later. we'll more coming up at 6:00 a developing storey, bob mendez says all signs point to him running for re-election next year after a judge declared a mistrial in the bribery trial today. an emotional mendez thanked god

and his family and florida eye doctor and the supporters outside of the newark courthouse this afternoon. mendez was accused of trading his political influence for luxury vacations paid for by the doctor. the jury was sent back twice to review the evidence but could not make a decision. firefighter had to work quickly to get a handle on a fast moving blaze. whop-was over the scene today on the grounds of the bethel dog park. you see a structure that looks like a house is filled with smoke and flames, it's not clear how it started or if anyone was hurt. police in newcastle county are looking for the suspect that stole money from a penny hill church. that someone got into the hill crest methodist church through the win don't and stole cash and a check from the church office. if you know anything you are

asked to call police. a brazen thief walked into a hunting park cell phone store armed with a gun and a plan. and surveillance video captured his crime. it happened at the 2:15 express store along the 46 block of hurley street. he walked in and immediately pulled out the weapon and a customer saw and ran out of the store and the suspect forced the clerk to get the cash and ran out. and pretty seasonable temperatures for your thursday and winds of change are certainly blowing, meteorologist, cecily tynan, is at the big board with the latest from accuweather. >> the winds are definitely blowing and the peak wind gust is impressive. philadelphia 31 miles per hour wind gust and allentown 34 and wrightstown 36 and wilmington wind gusts up to 37 miles per hour. and what these winds are doing is pulling in cooler air. right now philadelphia 54

degrees and not that cold but if you look across the great lakes and temperatures in the 30s and 40s and that is the air mass that is pulled in tonight and if you head out you will want to bundle up and the temperatures are deceiving and 7:00, 50 and 10:00, 46 it feels cooler than that and after the sunsets we still have the winds. up to 25 miles per hour. overnight low down to 38 degrees and windchills tomorrow morning, will be below freezing and i wake up and you feel like 27 to 32. you can't shake the winds breezy to down right windy and tracking a period of rain over the weekend the bulk of that saturday night, coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> of course you can keep up with all the changes to the forecast any time yourself including real time views from stormtracker 6 live double scan

at 6abc.com/weather and downloading the free 6 abc app as well. >> today in washington, d.c. it was all about taxes. as the senate continues to work on its bill the house passed its version of the new tax legislation. the house voted 227-205 along party lines to approve the bill that brings the biggestof the t most of the house bill reduction goes to business and both the senate and house slash the 35% corporate tax rate to 20% and reduce levies on millions of partnerships and corporation including many small businesses. minnesota senator al franken apologized today and will likely face a senate ethics investigation after a radio anchor accused him of forcibly kissing her during a uso tour and accused franken of posing

for a photo with his hands on her chest when she was sleeping. before the one time comedian was elected to the senate. he says i look at it now and feel disgusted with myself. it season funny and completely inappropriate. >> london's old vick theater received allegations of a range of inappropriate behavior against kevin spacey and that they happened when he served as artistic director. that a law form began in october at the request of the theater amid reports being circulated about spacey's behavior. world news tonight has more on the new allegations facing senator franken and kevin spacey as well as the gop tax plan watch it only at 6:30 after "action news" at 6:00. time for a check of the traffic report thursday night.

>> lets head only on a thursday evening, if you do so on 95 you'll find company. southbound lanes from 420 to this point at ridley park to the blue route and a minor fender bender off to the side approaching 476 and on the blue route itself an accident northbound by the route 1 media bypass and springfield. they got it pushed off to the side and speeds like 7 miles per hour coming away from 95 because of that accident. elsewhere on 95 a crash on academy that is all off to the left shoulder and slow coming north of cotman, and the broken down truck on 95 luckily that is gone and still slow there. and the crash may be clearing along 422 westbound in berks coins and slow speeds out of pottstown and you may want to use 724 as an alternate and coatesville a motorcycle wreck along lincoln highway at 10th

avenue and a slow go on 495 southbound 8 and 2 miles per hour because of a crash taking out two lane as approaching the 95 merge. stick with 95 busy through wilmington but 13 could work and south of 495 on 13 it's jammed in newcastle because of bailing out. and big jams on the garden state parkway from the new bridge to past somers points a crash as well taking out one lane. we'll check it again in thef ho. >> still to come on "action news," the story of a little boy born with a rare sunny drome is touching hearts and teaching lessons on the big screen. more on a local surgeon that helps children with the same issue. and they are hoping for starry skies and sunny daze and they can reach their goal here in delaware. they explain why they are camping out. she never let anything slow her down.

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municipal government across the state. murphy says there is a lot of work to do to get back on track. new jersey is poised to have the come back story of the entire nation. >> it may be getting close to winter but douglas fisher was at robson farm in wrightstown reminding people about late season crops. squash and cauliflower is still available. new jersey ranks sixth in the nation with squash. and sweet potatoes and turn ups and more. >> all of my favorite food. the new movie opening tomorrow tells the story of a young boy's coming to term with facial dishes he was born with. >> ali gorman joins us with that story.

>> hi guys, children born with facial differences and their families face a lot of hardships emotional and physical and he hopes the movie will spark conversation and kindness august pullman or augie heads to his first mainstream school in the movie wonder based on the book by r.j. about a boy born with severe facial differences and dr. howard klein of jefferson university hospital performs surgeries on children with similar issues. the character augie has a rare inherited syndrome known as teacher colins. >> it occurs near the head and neck region and they face surgeries to make the eyes and ears and nose function properly.

>> it's not about making someone look perfect but makes things less conpickous. >> and kid can be tough and living with facial differences can be emotionally very difficult. the doctor hopes that the film will give better understanding about kids like augusty. >> they want the same things to be run and play and be happy. and they are normal kids that get a bad hand and we in the medical world try to help that. but society needs to. >> you can try to inspire kindness. >> and the movie opens on friday. 020-will also have a special report tomorrow here on 6 abc at 10:00 p.m. >> looks like a great movie.

it was a packed house at the university of delaware today as former vice president, joe biden returned to discuss his new book and the free program took place in the multipurpose room at the university center. his new book is called promise me dad a year of hope and promise and harp ship. detailing the loss of his son beau who died of brain cancer and the former vice president discussed how the personal tragedy tested his resolve and helped him find a new life's purpose. and a member of our 6 abc family suffer aid medical crisis on the air. we turn the cameras around to our own gray hall. who is recovering at home. >> for "action news" viewers it was a confusioning and concerning several minutes for one of our anchors though it was painful and panic inducing and tonight we turn the cameras around telling the story of our "action news" family that

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it was a walk back in time at philadelphia city council, council members marked the annit in march by thousands of african-american students in the city. and today city council kicked off a week's worth of activities honoring the student activists. and the 1967 protest led to racial justice and equality in philadelphia. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. meteorologist cecily tynan, is here to tell us how the evening and rest of the week is shaping up. >> the windy and cool and almost at the weekend and this weekend is important because it's marathon weekend. and lets head to the weather center and there are three races thisweekend. look at them go. maybe rick is in there

someplace. and the weather will cooperate, on saturday for the half marathon and rothman 8 k and temperatures on the cool side 39 degrees and we have a round of rain moving in and looks like that should be out of here by sunday morny 5:00 in the mornin or so. 7:00, partly sunny and g temperatures per marathon running, 48 degrees and the issue will be thewinds. wer hour and gusts n miles per hour un the marathon a good idea.y in numbers, run in and dress in layers and drink lots of water and that wind can dehydrate you and it can be deceiving and the scattered showers we had earlier even a few areas of graupel, soft ice pellets, they have moved off. and tonight 54 in philadelphia

and not all that bad. 56 in cape may, and notice allentown and reading down to 49 degrees and the poconos 38 degrees and the winds are still gusty. winds gusting 32 miles per hour in philadelphia and 31 in lancaster, pulling in the cooler air and overnight into tomorrow windchills will be a factor. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we started the day with sunshine and again clouds and scattered showers bubbling up in the afternoon and now the sun has set the clouds give way to clear skies and it's brisk and a chilly night. 38 in philadelphia and allentown 34 and 33 and trenton 34 and cape may 39 degrees and tomorrow i want to show you the windchill. the temperatures are deceiving, in the morning we'll have temperatures generally in the 30s but the windchills will be in the 20s and bundle up and dress for winter and with the e stuck in the low 40s tomorrowl afternoon despite the sunshine

it's going be a chill why day. and mostly sunny and a chilly wind and high of 50 feeling like 40 degrees and lots of clouds and a shower possible for the temple game and steady rain holding off and 57 degrees and a gusty day and 53 and monday 47 and tuesday bump it up to 58 degrees and wednesday the travel day thursday thanksgiving and i'll have details on that in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action news" at 5:30. we'll go live to the bombshell alligatiegations showing him groping a sleeping woman and making sure victims of hate crimes get the justice they deserve. what the city's da did today to help. and a way to find your way along delaware's hiking track the app that will enhance the outdoors. eligible for medicare?

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hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a judge declared a mistrial in the case against bob mendez. hear the emotional statement that followed the decision. and bombshell allegations against al franken a radio personality says he groped her and a picture shows it. now the details a judge declared a misindustrial in the corruption trial of senator bob mendez. it came after jurors that heard evidence for two months declared they were hopelessly deadlocked in new jersey. >> well, first and above all i want to thank god because it is by his grace i was delivered from an unjust prosecution. >> nine days of witnesses and

testimony and five years of allegations of corruption. this case against bob mendez ends in a hung jury. ed says he and his nine jurors found no misuse of office and no bribery and no evidence of the counts that the government alleged. >> i found him not guilty. i don't think the government proved it. >> explain more? >> there was no smoking gun. we when with our hearts and there was not enough to convict him. >> i thought they were friends. yes, i totally thought they were friends, long time friends. >> the senator accused the government of unfairly targeting him. >> i cannot begin to tell you how many people have come to tell me that the fbi went to them and said what can you give us on mendez.

that is not what the fbi and the department of justice is suppose to be doing. >> the department of justice released its own statement thanking the jury for the service and as far as mendez is concerned they will consider the the next steps in this matter. channel 6 "action news." there is a growing firestorm tonight around al franken a radio news anchor is accusing him of groping him while doing a show for troops overseas and another senator leader is calling for an investigation tonight. marcy gonzales joins us with more. >> reporter: the accuser says she was inspired by the bravery of other women that came forward to tell their stories of encounters with other men and after 11 years she is now going public with a humiliating

demeaning experience in the hope of encouraging other potential victims. >> this photo of leanna sleep on a flight back to los angeles during a uso tour. >> his hands on my breasts. >> part of her allegations against al franken. >> you betrayed my trust. >> a former model now a news anchor. 2006 during a rehearsal in afghanistan that franken wrote to perform for troops, the former snl writer and anchor forcibly kissed her and put his hand on the back of my head and it happened so fast and stuck his tongue down my mouth and i pushed him off with my hands. >> franken responded in a statement that reads in part. i'm sorry i don't remember the rehearsal as leanne does, i believe we have to listen to and

believe women's experiences and i don't know what was in my head when i took the picture, i look at it now and feel disgusted with myself. >> the apology i accept it yes. >> the reaction on capitol hill. >> were you shocked? >> not entirely. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell call on the ethics committee to investigate. >> and franken too is adding for an ethics investigation he will gladly cooperate. mars yes gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meantime embattled republican senate candidate roy moore, also auto accused of sexual misconduct spoke out flarnged by supporters saying he will continue with his campaign. and that they are trying to steal the election from the people of his state. >> a growing number of republican lawmakers are calling for him to drop out of the race

and moore remained defiant. >> the "washington post" has put some scurrilous, false charges, not charges, allegations. which i have denied. time and time again. and they are not only untrue but they have no evidence to support them. >> and today the white house weighed in on the allegations, sara sanders said that the president believes the allegations, if they are true, then moore should step aside and president trump finds the allegations very troubling. >> and philadelphia launch aid new hot line to better respond to hate crimes and kelly hodge made the announcement today and the a partnership with the attorney general's office and the commission on human relations and especially assigned prosecutors to help with the cases. >> hate, ladies and gentlemen has no place in the city of philadelphia and if someone see its happening or the victim of a

hate crime we have a safe secure hot line for you to report. >> if you have been the victim of a hate crime or is see one in progress. here is the number for the hot line. 215-896-3831. a fatal crash involving a stolen car in cinnaminson we learn that the victim is a 15-year-old girl. cassidy bush a student at palmyra high school was killed. a passenger in a car that slided with a tractor trailer. and they tried to pull the vehicle over before the crash and the driver accelerated and slammed into the back of the trick or treat and the driver was not injured and so far he is not charged. a frightening crash in the parkwood section where a septa bike struck a motorcyclist. chopper 6 hd was over head of

mechanicsville and knights road and the motorcyclist got trapped underneath the bus but was able to free himself and he was take and to the hospital but is expected to be okay. philadelphia piecing together an early morning crash between a van carrying prisoners and a pickup truck. it happened at 3:00 a.m. in the tacony section carrying 11 prisoners and the driver of the pickup was charged with dui. and time now to get an update on the highways and by ways tonight. matt pellman is live to see what's up. >> and a crash on 95 the fourth one of the afternoon northbound side this time. here by the betsy ross bridge it's blocking the left lane and coming out of the city in the spot that is normally busy is extra busy just 11 miles per hour headed toward the accident scene and our crash farther north around academy has cleared

as has the one approaching the blue route and the wreck on the blew route by the route 1 media bypass has gone and look for a crash in lower merion at spring. and new crash to avoid in warminster near street road near the pep boys and word coming in in upper mother land involving am beverage,usiness 30, the byp looks clear at this point. you will find slowing out of n teens. and the better news in delaware the wreck along 495 southbound ap5 merge has cleared and now it's sort of pick your p495 remains busy sou of the crash and 95 is busy as well as you travel southbound through wilmington either way and down t shore a crash on y the northbound side of the

garden state parkway. north of the new near somers point, ocean city and speeds keep getting slower because the right lane is stay local in the towns on the coast. ocean city to longport et cetera. >> and a crash in camden county, 295 southbound it's long gone and speeds of 11 miles per hour coming down from route 38. >> thank you. see you tomorrow. much more ahead on "action news" thursday night. help for your hike. the must app for your phone that lets you explore trails and forests and plan the adventure best for you. >> one of the biggest games on the bird schedule. ron jaworsky has a preview of the eagles cowboh-up. have mirtoday. though the first dayitbovenorma degrees 4 degreesmal

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they load the up 200 tree ahead of a planting weekend in philadelphia. the phillies home run for trees was created by the pennsylvania horticulture society and supported by philadelphia gas works each tree is tagged with phillies ballplayers that hit home runs in the 2017 season and one for roy halladay that died tragedycly in a plane crash last week. they will be planted in the region to restore the tree canopy in the region. and we are talking eagles ahead of the big game against the cowboys. ducis rogers and ron jaworsky talk about what to expect in the break down. >> it is dallas week jaws how much excitement is in the air now. >> ducis i have not played a mingful snap against the dallas

cowboys in 31 years and i know it's dallas week and i'm getting lathered up for this one. >> and the defensive line are getting lathered up after the stinker against atlanta. the problem was chaz green, for the cowboys here he had a terrible day against claiborne coming around the outside. he gave up five sacks and claiborne had six in the game and he is nursing an injury and we'll see how this plays out at game time. but if you have to run chaz green, vinny curry will have a big smile, he'll say with my speed and quickness i can beat chaz green like adrian claiborne did getting six sacks. this is a game where the eagles defensive line will be schranding and stunning and twisting and everything they have to do to get to dak prescott. you break him down you have a good chance of beatling the

dallas cowboys. >> and the eagles are excellent against the run. an outstanding defense overall. obviously people look at sacks i look at the ability to stop the run. eagles are number one in the national football league in stopping the run about 66 yards perfect game and what they like to do on the defensive side is playing wide nine defense and out wide and coming around the end and that compresses the lanes inside. the big old defendantsive tackles winning inside and allows all the linebackers to run to the football. and then when they arrive this eagles defense arrives in a bad mood. it's a nasty defense. rally to the football. brandon graham with an inside release and beautiful job anticipating the snap count and i love this play. watch the eagles helmet on the ball carrier there are so many i

can't even count them. penetration against the run and getting interceptions and sacks and getting off the field on third down. this eagles defense under the direction of jim schwartz is doing an outstanding job but they have their hands full with a good dallas team with a lot of weapons. >> and it's tough to go down to dallas and win a football game but the eagles are well rested and time off and rested and quick and win 30-20. >> bury the cowboys in the nfc east. back to you. thanks guys, more ahead on "action news" tonight. the exclusive accuweather forecast. and take a live look at the sky 6 hd camera from city hall. the ben franklin parkway look at the win whipped flags out there. cecily tynan has details when we come right back.

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hiking is going high tech at least in new jersey. a new app called trail tracker, mapping state parks and trail areas for people to tailer their

interests. it was held at alair state park in monmouth county. >> you go hiking out there you need a hair net. that is what i wear. >> he comes into work like that. >> right. all right only on fridays. >> definitely a bad hair day, and blustery and the action cam looking along the delaware the blue skies and the sunshine it's kind of windy all day and the winds picking up in the afternoon and we have building clouds and a few scattered showers and i like this photo that keith posted from peace valley park and all the geese on lake galeno getting ready to fly south for the winter and the cool air is moving in tonight and pulling in with gusty winds. winds sustained out of the west at 23 miles per hour in philadelphia. and 10 in beach haven and lancaster sustained wind of 22 miles per hour.

and this pulls in the cooler air. and tonight the windchill tracker showing by 11:00 the windchill dropping down into the 30s and by 7:00 the windchills below freezing so you do want to bundle up tomorrow and it's going to feel like winter. temperatures showing you not that bad. philadelphia 54 degrees and we hit 60 the first above normal day in a week and a half. and allentown 49 and wilmington 52 and cape may currently 55. so satellite 6 along with action radar showing we started with the sunshine building in the afternoon and few scattered showers and now the clouds are breaking and skies clear out and a chilly night. 33 in the suburbs and 38 for stenter city. but we never really lose the winds and winds are 12 to 25 miles per hour. and the bus stop forecast bundle the kids up 23 in the suburbs and good amount of sunshine.

windchills stuck in the low 40s and chilly all day long despite the sun. and cape may 49 degrees, next week big travel week. tuesday the mid-atlantic region looks dry. wednesday looks dry. and drum role please, thanksgiving dry as well for thanksgiving and temperatures look seasonable. and looking at the jet stream pattern for thanksgiving. what kind of a boundary with cool air to the northern and warm air to the south and looks like temperatures will be near normal and watch this, this could sneak either way and at this point looks to be a dry, quiet thanksgiving and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow you'll need the sunglasses and need the winter coat. a chilly wind and the high is 50 and windchills no better than 42 degrees, on saturday lots of

clouds and could have a shower or two during the day but the steady rain looks to be waiting until sunset and that is good news for the temple game and the high 57 degrees and behind that system on sunday it's going be blustery for the philadelphia marathon and the high is 53 degrees and winded gusting 35 month 40 miles per hour and that pulls down our next cool down on monday. 47 degrees is the high and the temperatures bounce back up to 58 degrees on tuesday. and wednesday smooth travel partly sunny and 54 degrees and thursday for the thanksgiving day parade it looks pretty nice right now, temperatures start off in the 30s and afternoon high of 50 degrees and looks dry and at this point the winds pretty light. >> very important. >> you don't want them more than will ground the . balloons, this is a week ahead. things could change.

stay tuned. a lot of pressure. as always keep up with changes to the forecast any time including real time views from stormtracker 6 live double scan and 6abc.com/weather and also by downloading the free 6 abc app as well. still ahead on "action news" a taste of home for our troops overseas. how volunteers and officials in delaware are pitching in to make sure the men and women in the military are connected to their loved ones at home this season.

from the delaware newsroom governor john carnie helped to assemble packages for troops overseas they are full of things like snacks and toiletries and books and they help to connect service members to their loved ones at home.

right now jim gardner is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. captured, the teen that overtook a guard and escaped is back in custody. and also, new details of the death of a man in port richmond. it's now a homicide and the scene was gruesome. and tom ridge was hospitalized in texas we'll have the update. for adam joseph, jaime apody, cecily tynan and rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass make it a good night.

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meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. thursday night and the school reform commission is voting on whether to get rid of itself and the bribery trial of senator bob mendez ends in newark we'll tell you what happened. and the apprehension of an alleged teenage killer and police found and arrested michael huggins at an apartment complex in atlantic city. in the 100 block of north south carolina avenue. huggins flight from a youth detention center in egg harbor city is now over. live in atlantic county in mays landing is "action news" reporter, john rawlins, you have the complete story. >> it's a story that has a lot of unanswered questions, we don't have details about what actually happened as the escape unfolded inside of that detention center we may get some later on down the line.

the suspect was picked up at 10:30 this morning in his 34 hours of freedom he managed to get his hands on a handgun. >> he did in fact have a gun in his possession and that is further investigated as to how he came into possession of a handgun good although armed, 18-year-old michael huggins did not resist arrest after he was located on north carolina avenue in atlantic city. and authorities did not say how they were tipped off. >> the i opened the door were cooperative with law enforcement many and at this time there is no penning charges again th ndividuals. and huggins one of four escapes from the did he sense center. they stole a car and crashed it in their haste. and the search centered in on

bridgeton huggins home town