. >> you hear about by standers syndrome and watching things and nobody interferes, it made be proud that philadelphians stepped forward and said this is not okay. >> once again, at this point, no one has surrendered and there is no arrests in this case. coming up at 6:00 eva pilgram will have more about the hate crime laws in pennsylvania. reporting live here kenneth moton. >> thank you. the coverage of this attack continues at 6abc.com, you can see the surveillance video released by police including the pictures being sought and you can find ways to contact police if you have any information. there are new photos tonight of the man suspected of shooting two troopers killing one of them. it shows eric frein in his survivor -- he is accused of shooting two troopers at the blooming grove barracks, douglas remains in critical condition and a memorial for dickson will be held tonight and he will be laid to rest tomorrow. >>> police say that jeremiah jackson beat, strangled and stuffed the victim in a duffle bag. >>> at the big board on this wednesday, another twist to the drama in the n

as is a buy stander that was hit by the vehicle. the mother of one of the shooting victims came running from blocks away. >> no! no! >> a distraught mother desperate to find her injured son and other mothers frightened for the safety of their children. >> i was scared and i didn't know what was going on, i got the information and came and got my children. >> the children say that the school staff did a good job of keeping everyone calm. >> were you fright anded in there? >> yes, we were planning to go on a trip to an opera, and we stayed after school, and we were on lockdown. parents say there is too much drugs in the area and the school is not even a safe haven. >> in front of the school, of all places, put the guns away, and go hand to hand, there is no need for all of this gun. >> thugs with guns done honor boundaries. >> these guys don't really care about what is going on. they have no concern for the public, safety, the environment, it's about themselves and the criminal lifestyle they are leading. people in this neighborhood d

baby's mother was pronounced dead at the hospital yesterday and police believe she was independent by stander in all this. 26-year-old megan dodo was 8 months pregnant. she and a friend were near her frankford home yesterday on the 1500 block of adams avenue around 11:50 sunday morning watching a neighbor's children when shots broke out a block away on grisham street. the intended taget was not hit but she was struck by a stray bullet. doctors performed an emergency c-section and we learned overnight the baby did got survive. dodo was pronounced dead shortly after 12:30 yesterday. a friend was sitting next to her when the shots were fired. he told "action news" he's outraged at the violence. >> she should be punished at all costs. if they had any kind of conscious they would turn themselves in. >> they will do it again and somebody else will get hurt. it's inevitable. >> police are looking for tips this morning. we're told there's a 20,000 reward being offered in connection to this case. live at police headquarters, ahmed abu khatallah, "channel 6 action news." >> such a tragedy, thank you. >

. >> and the outside row are standers.hose are the big horses, and they're just stationary. >> so, they don't move? >> they don't go up and down, no. >> and here's something else i learned -- the whole platform floats on air! >> a true carousel is not in the ground at all. there's not a track. it all hangs off the center pole, which is what makes it a true carousel. >> the music is the real deal, too. this is the original organ from 1922. it survived that fire in the 1980s, but in 2012, the organ was damaged by superstorm sandy. another round of repairs for jane and her crew! >> do you want to see behind? i'll show you these instruments. >> sure! >> this is the snare drum, and when the organ goes, these beat on the drum. >> wow. >> it's -- it's -- it's quite a piece of equipment. [ mid-tempo music playing ] >> the old organ has a modern twist -- the music is controlled by a laptop computer. why is it that just about everyone loves a carousel? >> i think there's a fantasy about it, you know, being here on these horses and r

this point but the witness said the gunman was open a nearby street shooting when the innocent by stander was hit. at temple university hospital the mother to be died and the newborn boy didn't survive for long. >> i think a life and baby's life. >> the woman was due next month and planned to name her son car mine. >> what did she want to do with her life and for her baby's life. >> to raise him and get back on track with her life and raise him. to be a beautiful young man. >> police believe the victim i should say police believe the gunman got away in white ford con victoria with tinted windows and they're looking for nipz this case. we're working to gather more details about the story and we'll have the latest tonight on "action news." live outside philadelphia police headquarters, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> two young people are in critical condition after being run down by a hit-and-run driver while riding dirt bikes in wilmington and this happened after 4:00 this afternoon at intersection of a street and few you to son street. the driver slammed into the young people a

by side stander rushed in. >> if i could stand in this water right now, you could. >> one person jumpedn, they all did. >> we have top get this vehicle on all four wheels immediately. >> a group efforts. everyone trying to do the right thing. >> police say the driver was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the three teens are in stable condition. >>> making health news your waist size is expanding. artdficial -- artificial sweelt nrz -- sweeteners could do more than good. >> reporter: the avren waist size of america is expanding. it's now 38.8 ins with more americans meeting the criteria for abdominal obesity. the study appears in the journal of the american medical association. artificial skweet nrz may increase the risk of diabetes. for some people it increases blood sugar levels by interfering with microbes in the gut. they showed an increase of blood sugar levels. researchers say larger studies are needed to confirm their findings. cdc just released new data from last year's flu seasonfelt it's a remind were of how unpredictable and severe influ ensa can be. >>> a hidden sn

>> i think it will be enough to provide our company with a stander return. though feels in use around the world are declining. the oil is high quality. ae markets should give us kind of price that justifies. five-70 years will be talking around $140 a barrel. time will tell. >> where to go from here? it was a joint project with exxon. u.s. companiesr is barred from drilling in the arctic. exxon has to leave from here. >> we will doext? it on our on. we are not going to stop our work. the projects operator is our joint venture. we are not planning on changing the ventures. >> eu will continue drilling as soon as next year. >> yes, of course. will continue journaling next year. >> the opportunity look substantial but the obstacles, talk us through what he had to say. >> the message he is sending here is is exxon cannot do this because of the sanctions, they could do it themselves. if you look at the scale of this fine then they would want organizations, oil companies like exxon to take part and they need of funding and expertise. fine makes its much more diffi

and 48 hours after a teenager astonished bye bye standers by this escape attempt. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with an advanced apology for getting a certain song stuck in your head. what an adorable video will have you singing for the rest of the day. >>> he thought it was punishments and his wife thought it was child abuse. and it may cost him custody. >>> move over fido, there is a new family companion in town and he can do more than just fetch the paper. meet gedo the robot you never knew you needed. >>> and the teenager that risked his life to avoid paying a subway fare. these are witnesses watching this scene unfold on the market frankford l. the man with his uniform and school backpack, he jumped across two trains to get away from septa police. chad pradelli is following this incredible story and joins us from juniata, with more on this teen now under arrest. >> witnesses tried to calm him down, one train was here at the market frankford l. he didn't jump from one train to the ot

. >> reporter: the by stander who called 911 last may was doing cpr on michael lou who collapsed in full arrest. paramedics call it a priority 1 call. a patient's chances of surviving drop 10% with every minute that passes which is why we were so surprised to see drivers who simply wouldn't move over for emergency vehicles. >> the red truck wouldn't move because it didn't want to have to go the wrong way. >> reporter: failing to yield can be dangerous. nationwide in 2012, 60 people died in accidents involving emergency vehicles. today's modern cars are so sound proof with a radio on i didn't hear the fire engine until he is right on my bumper. drivers panic not sure if they should go through are red light to make room. no said firefighters. >> you should not risk your own safety by pulling out into a blind intersection. >> reporter: the law requires you to signal, yield by pulling to the right and then stop. beware, once one unit passes another could be following right behind. because nationwide modern ems and firefighting tactics require many more units on the initial response. michael

the victim was an innocent by stander walking with a friend when gunfire erupt aid block away. now a neighborhood plagued by crime is asking the community to step up and speak out against gun violence. >> i've seen too many people under 30 die. gun violence in the city. they can talk about whatever. but it's black on black crime and it's sad. >> it's senseless murders, enough it enough. enough is enough. >> another 19-year-old man was also shot and listed in critical and stable condition. it's not clear if he was part of shooting or another innocent victim. 5:07 now happening now closing in on accused killer of pennsylvania state trooper. >> search for eric frein is in 11th day state police say he killed corporal dixon and injured another trooper. >> police surrounded the area where they think he is in pocono mountains. fox 29 caught up with some of the residents affecting them. >> meantime troopers and other law enforcement partners keep a steady presence up snow hill road filled with houses 11 days after frein allegedly killed corporal brian dix job and wounded another troope

troops and other buy standers fled the area as well. again, it's unclear who did the firing. during the overnight hours some ominous tweets and messages. one tweet coming from the donetsk people. we are taking the city of mariopol. obviously that hasn't helped yet. when you see ominous sweets, then you have pro russian rebels who are accusing them of firing and shelling in parts of donetsk. so a lot of troubling developments, natalie, but there's also been some positive developments so far. neither side has declared that the cease-fire has fallen apart. you also have ukrainian officials who are saying that a prisoner exchange that's scheduled to take place at some point is going to happen soon, although it's not clear when. so all sorts of indications that this cease fire is in jeopardy, but neither side at this point has declared it to be over. that's some positive news, natalie. >> yes, especially the news about the prisoner exchange. we hope that that's happened. reza sayah live for us in kiev. >>> still ahead, is there a connection. a journalist held hostage in syria says

by standers helped the victim until emergency crews arrived. we are told the victim is expected to recover. >>> we are learning more about a mother and young daughter who were hit by a car while walking home from the grocery store. her daughter was critically hurt. this crash happened on river dale road in prince george's county yesterday. right now our county bureau chief tracee wilkins is joining us live where she spoke with the grieving family and friends. >> reporter: you can just see how busy it is on river dale road specifically here at this cross walk. plenty of pedestrians crossing and lots of cars coming at full speed. today we talked to the family members who told us everything about this mother who absolutely lived for her daughters. 3-year-old new rain coat and book bag still have tags and hang by the front door but her mom won't be taking her for the first day of preschool today like they planned. >> what she wants to do. >> reporter: isabella was injured and her mother killed while crossing inside the cross walk on river dale road

they believe the victim was innocent by stander in all this. she was pronounced dead at the hospital yesterday. her newborn did not survive. she was delivered by emergency c-section. now, police are serving for those responsible. >> today a memorial sits on the block at frankford were megan dodo was shot. she was almost 8 months freing fant. >> she was a beautiful, lovely young lady anticipating a wonderful future. >> d tovrment o and a friend were sitting on adams avenue 11:50 sunday morning watching a neighbor's children when shots were fired a block away up griscam street. >> a stray bullet missed everything and came down 460 feet it missed everything. trees, windows, cars, everything. >> but it hit doto and one neighbor called 911 eye while the family called for help. >> doctors performed an emergency c-section. doto was pronounced dead early afternoon. her daughter did not survive the night. investigators are still trying to department exact circumstances surrounding that shooting. but neighbors fear for their safety and the safety of thei

scientific process by the end of the year, it will take determination to see if this meets safety standersu have to go through a larger trial, more people in several countries to determine if this is effective. it won't be available for this outbreak is what we keep hearing and there is good news and bad news in there. the good news that means that hopefully the outbreak will be over. the bad news is the vaccine is not going to be part of the strategy. you and i traveled through some places in central, western africa and remote areas. if you have the perfect med or vaccines, figuring out who needs it, how to get it to them, that's a huge obstacle, as well. >> i was just in congo two or three weeks ago and there is another outbreak there of a different strain, again, just incredibly concerning. >>> up next, more on isis's games they killed a second american. we remember the 31-year-old freelance journalist. he knew the danger reporting overseas but it's what he loved to do and nobody is going to stop him. ♪ eenie. meenie. miney. go. more adventures await in the seven-passenger lexus gx. see

mention in the book that the fact while you are looking for the bad guy that a lot of innocent by standers naturally get pulled in with that feed. whether it is pictures of a location, surveillance video of a location, whether it is drone footage, photos of every person who gets a license at the dmv and all of that going into the database you have done nothing wrong. what are your concerns after doing the research and looking ahead maybe with the fact that all of us minding our own business and our information whether it is our photo, whether it is our likes on facebook, whether it is our searches on google or or pictures at the dmv and having that data being used and what are your privacy concerns as you look ahead to the future? >> guest: it turns average americans into media suspects by all lefbldz levels of the government. we have the principle of innocent until proven guilty. it is a creepy feeling if you are not doing anything wrong but the government is regarding you as a possible suspect. my real problem with this data collection is that we are collecting all kinds of data across a

they train by standers to intervene and report harassment. >> everyone has allowed it to continue, sos everyone's responsibility to end. >> ending harassment that will make streets all over the world a little more comfortable to walk. aljazeera america, new york. >> severe weather in detroit has left 300,000 households in the dark. people could be without power for several days. the storm hit late friday evening, with 75-mile an hour winds, bringing down more than 2,000 power lines. crews from neighbors states are on the way to michigan to help out. >> storms in central illinois left a trail of downed trees and power lines. more than 33,000 homes in the chicago area remain without power one day later. an actress was killed by a falling tree, struck while bike riding in the woods. where do we stand with the storms now? >> those storms barreled through and are in the northeast now, where we've got severe thunderstorm warnings and watches in place. what's fascinating about the united states weather right now is parts of the west, pacific northwest, beautiful, sunny, dry and temperatures

. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured several by standers as hannah walked the popular downtown mall. researchers say this is the last bar hannah was in, she was in here with that perp of interest and said she left from here in that man's car. >> we were there as police took evidence from his apartment friday morning. they saw the man there but couldn't arrest him. they say they didn't have probable cause. meantime we watched searchers uncover possible evidence. >> we have located one shotgun shell unshot. >> reporter: they called it in, marked the location, also found an ipod, but still no hannah. and so the search goes on. >> locally another search is going on today one that you can help out, for jacob and sarah hoggle. >> vol teerts will be at seneca valley high school in germantown. that starts at 8:30. they'll be there all day just like yesterday when you saw the story on news 4. they're working to comb that vast amount of trails, the woods in montgomery county. the children's father told us volunteers are what keeps the effort going. >> this is all them. i just -- i basica

so that's why by-stander intervention is so important. to also it's important release the findings of those climate studies so that when a prospective student and their family look at the cleary statistics and they say, well, low, it's not necessarily indicative of what's appening on the campus. so climate study would give them a more comprehensive view of on that campus. >> thank you. senator baldwin? >> thank you. want to salter by thanking this panel for your testimony of youticularly those survivors who have taken itething horrible and turned into a very positive advocacy others.ort for i want to continue to highlight one aspect of the issue of campus sexual assault, the one mr. kelly spoke to in his testimony, namely how it may impact lesbian gay by and transgender people. same sex violence has not always seriously by law enforcement and social stigma and discrimination still mean lgbt communitye are reluctant to report that been victims of crime. and further mire while title 9 prohibits all forms of sex discrimination including that

teams con vernled on home of dar yen person 1900 block rowan street the victim was an innocent by standeralking with a friend when the gunfire erupted a block away. another 19-year-old man was also shot. he is listed in critical and stable condition and it's not clear if he was part of shooting or just another innocent victim. >> i've seen too many people under 30 die. gun violence in the city and they can talk about whatever it's black on black crime and sad. >> it's senseless murders enough is enough. enough is enough. >> that's for sure. yes. senseless. all right. 7:06. >> president obama talks about possiblealiation here at home. >> doug is today the someday at un for president. >> general assembly yeah the president will address them and expected to talk about the war on isis and war on terror generally. outer kerism officers are supposed to be identifying a wreck. >> u.s. counter terrorism officials are tag a long, hard lock at security at home and when the u.s. air strikes could have bold entered attacks. beyond isis it hit khorosan. and they were believed to be close to developing

more than a dozen by standers rushed to the rescue, quickly jumping into action. >> i don't think that i had any other thought than to jump in and try to save the people. >> the rescuers flipped the car to save the young driver. firefighters pried him free. he is in serious condition. >> the death of joan rivers raising new questions for celebrities getting medical care. >> v.i.p. status may not be the best prescription for the stars. >> how iraqis are turning to music to fight isil. >> a dire warning for mankind on planet earth. we are not on course for a safe world. >> the leader offering that grim outlook. humanity... >> sharks like affection >> tech know, only on al jazeera america h my! >> who said we are not on course for a safe world? >> our big quote is from u.s. special envoy for climate change mary robinson, urging urgent action ahead of the u.n. summit. >> how some iraqis are using music as a weapon against isil. >> first, more about the surgery that led to the death of comedian joan rivers, including the doctor's name in the procedure room. >> some wonder if rivers was the

by standers rushed in to help three teenage boys who were trapped in the vehicle. >> if i can stand uper right now. >> one person jumped in, they all started jumping in. >> we have to get these vehicle on all four wheels immediately, now, now, now. >> a group effort, all yelling at each other, everyone trying to do the right thing. >> police say the driver was taken to a hospital in critical condition and suffered the most serious injuries, but the three teenager are listed in stable condition. >>> and we have more coming up here on kron 4 news weekend. here's a live look outside of the bay bridge approach, and you can see we have overcast skies. you can feel fall in the air. when we come back, we have sports highlights, including football after the break. that will be $22 dollars and 50 cents. $22.50. that's insane! jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. aww, you're just a big softy. nah, i'm still sad