only on 13-action news.. miracle that played out for an air force veteran who lost a treasure in a robbery. parker collins explains the 1-in-a million longshot that led to the discovery of a stolen ring. "you really never thought you'd see this ring again?" "no we never thought we'd see this ring again and like i said we thought it was gone forever." years ago... this air force academy class ring was stolen from a veteran here in las vegas. his home was broken into and the thief lifted his jewelry box. by far... the ring meant so much... his wife was just about to get him a replacement. "all i needed to get was his ring size and i had just been putting it off just with other things going on and lo and behold we get a phone call. hey great i didn't have to replace it." no one had any idea that this the most unlikely places nat door open 16:11:46-16:11:54 this closet was packed full of junk but in a tiny little box way in the back marked lost and found this is what heather sue found "i'm really happy that i was

live in center city, gray hall channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you gray. >> thanks gray. >> as for trump's transfer to the white house, vice president elect mike pence will now head up trump's transition team. new jersey governor chris christie who was heading up the effort is now one of six vice chairs on that committee and we'll have more on trump's preparations for the oval office coming up at 5:30. >> meanwhile president obama spent his morning at the arlington national cemetery after laying a wreath at the too many of the tomb of the unknown soldier. today president obama called for more help for those who have served in the armed forces. >> we have to keep solving problems like long wait times at the va, we have to keep cutting the disability claims backlog. we have to resist any effort to outsource and privatize the healthcare we owe america's sled veterans. >> today's same in ceremony in virginia was one of many. >> an annual tradition in delaware county. >> ♪♪ media's annual parade is one of the biggest veterans day even

david schuman...13 action news. the big headline from last night is donald trump's unexpected victory over hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states. the stunning upset unfolded dramatically through the evening.. as trump ran the table in the battleground states. then in the early morning hours.. he delivered a humble victory speech to his ecstatic supporters. down? we will do a great job democrat hillary clinton waited until this morning to face the nation.. but graciously urged her supporters to unite behind a new president. sot - hillary clinton: "donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. president obama.. who campaigned hard for clinton in the final days of the race.. delivered some similar remarks today. sot - president obama: "we are now all rooting for his transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy" donald trump will be sworn-in as the nation's 45th president in january.. and take off with a house and senate in republic

in new york, i'm elizabeth the hur for channel six "action news". >>> and castro's death has reignited questions about new jersey fugitive joanne chessmar. the she's wanted for escaping prison where she was serving time for murder of a new jersey state trooper back in 1977. she currently lives in cuba where she fled after escaping prison back in 1979. she was granted amnesty by fidel castro, just hours after castro's death new jersey state the police posted a message on facebook saying they will never stop pursuing her. there are believed to be dozens of american fugitives living in cuba. >>> abc news has a team in cuba tonight and will bring you latest from the island nation on world news sunday coming up at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> there is much more to come tonight on "action news", last night's power ball worth 421 million-dollar, we now know was where the winning ticket was sold. >> it wasn't us. >>> it was a race against time for local vet chin that i can offers low cost spaying and neutering for pets, why they wanted to take care as many animals as possible today

reporting live, jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meanwhile president-elect trump rejected reports his transition team is racked by rivalries and disorganization. transition team members are coming to trump tower in new york. vice president, mike pence, is now in charge of the operation. he traveled to washington today. so, he and his wife could have lunch with the bidens. also in washington, newt gingrich left trump transition headquarters saying the start of any transition has turmoil, it's the nature of the process. >>> hillary clinton made her first public appearance since her concession speech. she acknowledged the election and for her, the brutal results. >> i know this isn't easy. i know over the past week a lot of people have asked themselves whether america is the country we thought it was. the divisions laid by this election run deep. please listen to me when i say this, america is worth it. our children are worth it. >> clinton did admit to having times this week where she just wanted to curl up with a book and never leave

and only on 13 action news. new at -6-... that's what some people are saying.... to their new neighbors.... schuman found out why some people believe it could turn into a to positive for the community. finishing touches are being put on. signs are going up...merchandise being stocked. looks like a promising start to a business....except that some people don't want hustler hollywood here. zeny isola, neighbor "we're not happy about it because there are a lot of kids around here and i don't know if it's good for the neighborhood." the adult store at sahara and 6th sits just a parking lot away from a residential street. callender's. shawn haile, neighbor "a lot of family members come to eat food and i hate the kids watching this area." but talk to some of the businesses nearby...and you get a different reaction. patricia baro, a cuba envios employee "maybe more clients will come with us. as dead. they're hoping the new neighbors will bring in some more business." tom peter, neighbor "it's an acceptable and legitimate business, a

"action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night.

we'll explain how it works and if it's a fit for you. 13 action news.. the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota would like you to help us with a special mission. we're asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars for our 13 days of giving. you can find a complete list of donation bins all over the valley at ktnv.com. the las vegas rescue mission will give away.... "findlay toyota".... "nevada coin mart" and "zippy shell" are proud sponsors.... of 13 action news and "the 13 days of giving". that's our news for now.. but... stay with us.... for abc's world news tonight.. but... stay with us.... remember.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our free ktnv mobile app. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news.. live at 6. >>> tonight, breaking news. word coming in now of a horrific and deadly school bus crash. reports of several elementary school children who did not survive. >>> also breaking tonight, just as millions begin to travel for thanksgiving, the major snowstorm turning deadly tonight. the 40-car pileup. a

only on 13 action news.. we're hearing from a man who was attacked in his bedroom overnight. 13-action news reporter parker collins explains what happened. eric boehm was asleep here when because no windows were broken-- no doors pried open. eric boehm, attacked at home 7:58:48-7:58:56 "it was like a big flash in my head that's how hard they hit me. i still can't see out of this eye very well." standup: police say the attackers tied him up and beat him several times... all while demanding one thing. scanner 2016-11-09 2:20 am- 2:50 am 12:17-12:21 "i believe bolden may need you... there's a 407 (robbery) home it took a few minutes... but eventually eric peeled off the belts around his hands and feet and called 911. as terrible as this was... eric wouldn't even be in vegas if it weren't for an entirely different blow. 8:01:08-8:01:16 "i'm done with it. i'm just wanting to go back home and this leaves a bad taste in my mouth for las vegas." today is his sister's funderal and this home is where eric says he doesn

"action news" at 6:00 is next. >> good night. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> "action news." . with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪♪ >> monday night. delaware county mayor is charged with dui and a car crashes into a mcdonald's restaurant injuring a customer. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is the probe into this morning's terribly destructive fire in trenton. the blaze erupted in one house but the wind helped the flames spread to almost the entire block. the fire even destroyed actually melted cars that were parked across the street. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live at the unit block of weinberg place in trenton. nora, what's the latest there? >> reporter: jim, the cause of the fire is still unclear but the damage it did is not. it effectively wiped out an entire side of the block here and what it did was it left nothing behind, a row of burned out houses that are damaged beyond repair. this is what it looked like this morning when a fast moving fire spread through a row of homes on weinberg place in trenton destrnin

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never judge a book by it's cover. 13-action news chief investigator -- darcy spears -- visits a restaurant -- that looks fine --on the outside. ? music: it's a small world after all ? come join us this season, at the all new festival of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... that's something -- 13- action news chief investigator -- darcy spears-- sees all the time -- in her dirty dining reports. and -- it's what you're about to see-- right now. leticia's cocina near farm and tule springs looks lovely. but the popular, upscale mexican restaurant known for its freshly made food got stung by a 32-demerit including food that was not so fresh. 9:58 darcy: they noted that a lot of stuff was held past its seven-day shelf life, so technically expired tamales, birria, beef, cauliflower. expired food always makes people cringe. 10:31 leticia: and we revisited that and we went through training and all our staff now knows whether it's seven days or not, it goes. inspectors also found a fly swatter on a food storage shelf and clean equipment stored in dirty contai

" team i'm monica malpass "action news" at 6:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leadingogram. >> its been what they call a historic event but to be really historicic we have to do a great job and i promise you i will not let you down. we'll do a great job. >> president elect donald trump at 2:50 this morning as he claimed victory in front of his supporters in new york and in front of americans still watching after an utterly dramatic election night. it's wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a political upset of monumental proportions and a win for donald trump trump has score 279 electorcal votes by winning north carolina and ohio and picked off wisconsin and pennsylvania. and michigan and arizona have yet to be called. trump sounded for unity early this morning. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it's time for us to come together as one unite the people. >> hillary clinton spoke of disappointment this morning. hers and thos

again, no answer. >> then sherman dialed the action news troubleshooters. our call for action volunteers called the contractor and stayed on top of the situation until the repair was, shall we say, cemented. the top step finally fixed once and for all. >> and i was really grateful. >> he was so faithful and he was so good. everybody -- couldn't believe how wonderful he was. he never complained about anything. >> william thinks about his son, mile, every day. michael had a severe form of muscular dystrophy and passed away at 47 in january. he wanted to put the year of michael's death on his grave marker and said he was shocked by the response from the cemetery. >> she said you have to pay for that. and i said what do you mean i have to pay for that? and she said it's going to be $195. >> he refused to pay the additional fee since he says it was supposed to be included in the $3200 price he already paid. >> i want what i paid for. >> he turned to the action news troubleshooters and got results. 2016 engraved on his son's gravestone with no additional fee. he w

live in chattanooga, tennessee, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new at 5:00, there are toys still be sold online that were recalled because of potential dangers to children. officials with the public childrens research group showed off the items at city hall. >> 2 million bean bag chairs like this one were called on december 17th of last year they were recalled after several cases where two children were able to open the zipper and crawl in and suffocate. that was after the pink paint right here on the b bar was found with elevated levels of led. >> find a link to the complete list of toys on our website at 6abc.com. >>> well, thanksgiving just two days away believe it or not and with the holiday season inching closer, amtrak is getting ready for the busiest week of the year. and amtrak was bustling with activity. they expect 750,000 passengers to use rail services to get to and from their destination and that means every car that amtrak owns will hit the rails this weekend and extra trains are operating along the northeast corridor and two days until the 6 abc dunkin donuts

action news reviewed hundreds of actions of the state board of nurses in the past three years and foundiolations for drugs or alcohol that is 73% of all actions by the board. our findings uncovered a 28% increase in suspensions over the past 12 months, we found in most cases the drug of choice is painkillers. the nurses were caught either because they were enibriated or stole medication or caught in a criminal act outside of work. how bad is it? >> it's pretty bad right now. >> reporter: sheila is a program manager at live and grin a rehabilitation facility in bensalem and has an addiction program strictly for nurses the only one of its kind in the country. she says nurses are susceptible to addiction because of the stresses of the job, long hours and accessibility to narcotics. >> nurses are the front line individual that most patients get to see first and they witness a lot but they are really compassionate caretakers. >> reporter: estimates a quarter of all of live and grin patients are nurses. >> and should people be concerned their nurse is on drugs or alcohol? what would you say?

thanksgiving, we'll let you know how in the accuweather forecast. >> those story and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> new at 6:00 tonight. maybe you get your thanksgiving turkey at the supermarket but tonight nora muchanic says there are people that would never hear of such a thing they go right to the turkey farm. >> the countdown is on to thanksgiving and nobody knows that more than people at the tarky farm in hamilton township. >> this is our busiest day of the whole entire year. >> it's crazy and we are doing 10,000 birds this year. no sleep basically. >> while a police officer handles traffic waves of customers come in to pick up fresh turkeys that go for $3.59 a pound and you get a number and it's all cash. >> i would rather get a fresh one rather than a frozen one from the store. >> that may be the biggest turkey i ever seen you have an army coming? >> maybe 18 or 19 we like left overs. >> people that come here are coming here for decades and wouldn't hear of buying one anywhere else. >> 20 years i am coming here and they have the best fresh turkeys around. >> joan had

have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." ley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who struck a woman in chester and a school bus collides with a car in the kensington section of philadelphia. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is attempted homicide in a dorm room at desales university. the campus in center valley is trying to come to grips with the dorm room violence. the student is behind bars tonight after allegedly stabbing two roommates over the the weekend. the suspect a 19-year-old from philadelphia is behind bars on a half million dollars bail. live on the desales campus is "action news" reporter bob brooks. bob, what's the latest on this? >> reporter: jim, good evening. students we spoke with say not here, not their school but unfortunately that is the case. i can't tell -- i can tell i was bloody knife has been found and it is reported the suspect told the victims he was prepared to kill them.

coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... people preying on grandmothers! and they're more organized than you may think! we're live with what you need to know to keep your family safe! then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. two brothers' young lives cut accident... tonight at six... what the suspected drunk driver had to say in court and how the victim's mom is reacting. that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30.. but stay with us for judge judy up don't forget.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our mobile app. we'll see you back here in 60-minutes for 13-action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a we don't have a lot of grocery stores here in our neighborhood and we want our neighbors to have access to good things at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ?? well hello! wow! welcome! retirement, huh? (laughs) i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? they took the time to care what our project was about. here you go. and that was something >> she'

look right now for chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast and first and only on "channel 13 action news." news fast and first and only on "channel 13 action news." we'll be right bac ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? l interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible >> the former martin luther king bridge from the i-15 to the u.s. 95 is no longer tonight. video of the demolition of the mlk bridge. this is all part of the carnado project near the spaghetti bowl. the bridge is going to be rebuilt north of the current location with extra space for an hov lane. well, that's not the only construction project tying up traffic here in our valley. viewers emailed us about huge traffic problems near warm springs and buffalo so we went to check it out. >> reporter: frank email

john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we'll switch live to "action news" reporter walter perez at the 69 and street terminal. what are commuters saying tonight? >> i can't repeat everything they had to say but they are anxious for the strike to end. it came as no surprise that septa riders are getting really frustrating. >> i don't want to take away the ability to strike, but the commuters suffer. how do they work it in new york street. >> william turner suffers from kidney disease and he is already an hour late for his dialysis treatment after working several blocks out of his way for a stop where a none striking bus line is still operating and it was running a half hour behind schedule. >> if i get there to 2:00 i can only stay there until 4:00, i won't get my four hour treatment and i can't go back until friday because i work tomorrow all day. >> the people you think would benefit are taxi cab drivers but the cabbies we spoke with say that the traffic jams at rush hour especially in center city are keeping them from capitalizing on this opportunity. >> taking th

by a doctor. 13 action news reporter.... marissa kynaston tells us..... how things went for the first day.... doors were open... at henderson hospital. the community of henderson definitely needs more access to a the new henderson hospital is bringing crucial health care services to the southeast part of the valley-- and today-- as soon as doors opened-- customers were already inside-- but not nearly as many as they expect to see once theyre in full swing. according to health officials-- the emergency room can treat 100-125 patients a day-- today-- they expect to see about about half that. but they say thats a good amount of patients for the first day. i think the location is everything, we're near the corridors of the highways 95 location is great officials tells me they even designed the hospital to protect the patient-- even the counters and the door handles were build with a substance that fights bacteria. mk-- 13an. restrictions water officials are reminding everyone to reset your sprinkler timers. winter watering restrictions begin tomorrow and remai

new on 13-action news live at six.. we'll take you to a valley community plagued with what neighbors called an unsafe roadway. but now.. the fix has sparked a new plagued with what neighbors called an unsafe roadway. danger. and... here's a look.... at what's coming up.... in tonight's primetime line-up.... right here on abc... at -8-... it's "the middle"... followed by... "american housewife"... at -9-... it's the two hour season finale... of "dancing with the stars".... and... make sure... you keep it tuned... to 13 action news... live at -11-.... 13 action news.. nhp and findlay toyota are teaming up to make sure children in need have a merry christmas. we're asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars you can find a complete list of donation bins all over the valley.. at ktnv.com. so... while you're out shopping... please pick up.... an extra toy..... to put a smile..... on a child's face. "findlay toyota".... "nevada coin mart" and "zippy shell" are proud sponsors of 13 action news and

we'll have those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> constitutes a clear and presenter danger to the health safety and welfare of our riders and the citizens of philadelphia and the region. >> we begin with developing news on the septa strike front tonight. the agency just filed an injunction to bring members of the transport workers union 234 back on the job. friday night the big story on "action news" is this drastic turn of events on day four of the septa strike. >> a hearing on the injunction is getting under way right now and "action news" reporter dann cuellar live outside of the sheraton in center city where negotiations have been happening all week long. dann what's the latest? >> reporter: rick and monica, the talks are continuing here at the sheraton despite septa going to court seeking a motion to force transit workers back on the job. septa went to court of common pleas at 3 o'clock seeking an emergency injunction bec

we'll have those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." . with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> flames and smoke sent people scrambling for safety here in gloucester county this morning. one person had to escape from the basement of a home, another lept from the second story. the damage is done to several homes and vehicles. >>> monday night the big story on "action news" is the investigation into that early morning fire. >> the flames broke out at around 3:30 this morning on mehorter boulevard in woodbury. that's where "action news" reporter bob brooks is live tonight with the very latest. bob. >> reporter: monica and rick good evening. you got to feel bad for the people down here. the damage speaks for itself here. you can see this home is burned down to its foundation. the two homes on both sides, they're badly damaged as well. you see cars here, they caught fire as heavy winds overnight made this thing really hard to stop. with high winds overnight the fire would only get bigger and hard

a briefing we brought to we're learning the hotel will be closed for the rest of the night. 13 action news reporter.... bryan callahan was right there.... when the new information was released. bryan... now... here's a look..... at some of the other top local stories....

live in east falls, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we have got some breakings to get to now at 4:00. chopper 6 hd was flying and this is some of the video we have from a helicopter making a hard landing at the brandywine airport this afternoon. take a look here the helicopter at this point hooked up to a tow truck after making the hard landing this happened an hour ago. this is 1205 ward avenue in westchester at the brandywine airport. no word if there are injuries involved in this. you see the helicopter making the hard landing and not able to maneuver from there and having to be towed in. we are waiting for word if anyone was injured. again the hard landing in westchester this afternoon. >>> we have brand new video into "action news," philadelphia police are looking for two men dressed as women who gunned down a man and injure aid teenager inside of a restaurant inside of north philadelphia. the shooting happened on october 22nd at burger lane at north 22nd street. surveillance video shows the men in head coverings blasting inside what looks like a window. t

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that's my giant. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program.ren rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. on this wednesday november 16th. we're following a developing story. >> customer opens fire on two robbers inside a bucks county pizza shop killing one of them. >> rowan university students receiver an alert of another sexual assault on campus. >> and new on "action news," surveillance video shows a man slashing tires in delaware county. >> let's start out by talking about your accuweather. dave murphy is outside with that. karen rogers is taking a look at your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we're off to a chilly start so grab the jacket on the way out the door but also keep the sunglasses handy. you can see lots of clear skies overhead. that storm system from yesterday pulling off into new york state and some of those clouds to the west probably rolling in late today but not really much of an impact there. 43 degrees currently in

" at 5:00 next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> i understand unions they have issues they want resoled and that is underable but it's a hassle. >> with public transit at a stand still frustration continues to grow with commuters. there is no sign of a resolution. the big story is the stalemate with septa and the union. >> a new sign of contention, the president of the union released this letter accusing the board chairman of telling the public half truths and calling on the agency to stop their games. >> we have matt pellman talking what could be another mess of an evening rush. but first christie aleto. >> both sides are upstairs negotiating trying to get back on track after a fiery war of words with the septa board president and the union president. >> come to an agreement that helps everybody. >> like every other septa customers, her patience with the strike is wearing thin. it's day three and both sides are talking after wednesday night fiery w

. >>> action news with jim gardner. >> it is tuesday night and the big story on action news tonight is breaking news in bucks county. chopper 6 is live over a shopping center in the 900 block of veterans highway in levittown. witnesses say they heard a burst of gunfire from inside a pizza shop less than an hour ago. you can see a large police presence at the scene. crime scene tape across the area. authorities are releasing no information about what happened here. but we will stay on the scene. and if we get more details during this broadcast we will let you know. s it not unusual so see gunfire on tv, real or dramatized. but it is unusual for a bullet to come through the tv. that's what happened in the 2600 block of north stanley in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia. and tonight a man is in the hospital with a bullet wound. action news reporter dann cuellar is live at central detectives. what's the full story? >> reporter: well, jim, police say it was the most unexpected thing for the 69-year-old man. sitting in the home, watching television when the bullet flies out of t

"action news" stopped by the m.is and sons on tyler way this afternoon as 30 delcastle technical students got a shop tour. delaware secretary of labor patrice gilliam johnson was also there to honor graduating apprentices who are employed by the company. what do we want our kids to learn? how to game a test... or test themselves in a game? how to master an exam... or examine a master? how to be robots... or build robots? the njea believes students deserve a well-rounded education- including arts, music, technology, and so much more. that's why we're working with parents and communities to reduce the emphasis on high stakes testing. because when you limit the tests, they can test the limits... of their potential. >> weather all right moving into parts of the region getting kind of a brush of rain overnight. storm tracker6 live double scan showing here in philadelphia it's still dry but we do have some of the showers developing along the coast at about 5 o'clock, these were steadier but we do have some pockets of mode

in washington, channel 6 "action news." >> we're following developing news out of new orleans, that is where one man is dead and nine others wounded after someone opened fire in the famed french quarter. officers were called to bourbon street at 1:30 a.m. they found ten shooting victims. two victims were women. one of the men wounded is one of two men arrested on firearms charges. investigators have not indicated a motive. >>> a man is recovering after someone stabbed him during a home invasion in chalfonte bucks county. the victim is a 32-year-old man who is still recovering in the hospital. if you have any information call new britain township police. >>> a fire forced a west philadelphia family out of their home and right now they are looking for a new place to stay after the home was badly damaged. the fire started in the 100 block of dewy street. we are told that everyone got out safely. firefighters are trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> a funeral and memorial service is taking place for a young father shot and killed outside the hamilton mall. 20-year-old demon cottm

in washington, maggie rulli for channel6 "action news. ca. >> thank you maggie. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have more on president-elect's trump's picks for his security team. >> philadelphia police detectives remain on the scene of a murder in hunting park. chopper6 was over the scene along the 600 block of hunting park avenue. just about 90 minutes ago. professor are not releasing many details at this point but we know there one person was shot and has now died from his injuries. that person was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> this is 61-year-old robert greene of north wales montgomery county. he's now facing child pornography charges for what police say they found on his home computer. detectives say greene's device contained 463 pictures and 49 videos of children and was configured so people could share files anonymously. he's free on bail tonight. >>> from our delaware news room, elsmere resident 44-year-old brian glass is facing stalking charges this evening. investigators say that glass made threats against

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welcome back to "action news." we are live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the commodore barry bridge and you can see traffic there a big travel day and clouds begin to move in ahead of a system that will bring you us a bit of for thanksgiving. philadelphia 47 and allentown 41 and wilmington 46 and trenton 45 and cape may 42 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the system i'm tracking for tomorrow. it's not a really strong storm and the center of the storm is near chicago and that lifts up to the north and east. here is the warm front and that could bring a little bit of some scattered shower activity late tonight and the problem lehigh valley and the poconos temperatures will be at or below freezing and if you are not driving up to the poconos late tonight and there could be a touch of icing do be careful. allentown down to 30 and cape may 35 and wilmington 34 degrees, future tracker 6 showing wake up tomorrow morning and head to the parade at 8:00, the clouds are in place a gray start to the day but

i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >> ♪ >> "action news." ading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> monday night the big story on "action news" is the race for the white house. we are less than 13 hours and counting from the first polls opening up in our area. >> and with the clock ticking both hillary clinton and donald trump are making one final push for support. clinton is holding four rallies in three states today. while trump is blitzing through five battleground states today, one rally in each, both candidates plan to include a stop in pennsylvania. "action news" reporter bob brooks is at independence mall ahead of clinton's rally tonight with president obama. here's his report. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: call them final rally cries for the final rally in philadelphia for hillary clinton. when you add in a giant donald trump replica head, things get even more lively. independence mall looks like it's setting up for a rock show which the clinton rally partially is.

live in olney, gray hall channel6 "action news." >> thank you gray. >>> we want to know how the strike is affecting you. share your commuter stories with us. use the #6abcaction on social media or e-mail us at join the action at 6abc.com. >> ♪ >> new this morning, former philadelphia fire commissioner harold hairston has died. hairston spent 40 years with the philadelphia fire department. he was the city's first african-american fire commissioner serving from 1992 until his retirement in 2004. fire officials announced his death early this morning. the circumstances are unknown at this time. >> bill cosby is due to return to a montgomery county courtroom for a second day of hearing. the 79-year-old is fighting felony charges over a 2004 sexual encounter with a temple university employee. his lawyers are trying to keep out the testimony that he gave in the woman's sexual batter he reand defamation lawsuit. prosecutors reopened the criminal case last year after the depping is was unsealed and more women came forward accusing cosby of m

live at las vegas boulevard, ck, 13 action news. also new tonight.. some middle school parents are upset after a teacher sent home a controversial letter without clearing it with administration. in it.. the keller middle school teacher talks about his fears under a trump presidency.. and how it may affect him and his students. ccsd says the teacher has been dealt with.. and an apology letter will go home with students tomorrow. that was the scene last night.... at "m-and-m auto body". they threw out our reporter..... when he tried to ask.... about a claim of a car mix-up. a woman reached out..... saying she brought in her volkswagen.... to get work done. but claims... the shop.... lent out her car.... to a complete stranger. tonight... the garage owner is apologing for the way he reacted... and insists... he never lent out.... the woman's car. i don't have loaner cars b let alone customers cars-that's not something we practice in." mark guy says... he runs.... a legitimate business. a lot of people found themselves scrambling to find a coat or sweater

much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new overnight, a new jersey state police cruiser crashes into a marsh. >>> local boy scouts are back on the on street for the a missn that's helping those in need. >> reporter: chilly this morning, temperatures in the 30s and 40s and we had windchills in the 20s first thing this morning. we warm up tomorrow and there's wet weather in the forecast tuesday, details coming up right after this. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. i'm afraid you're suffering from fobo? fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. at hhgregg. it is 9:11, happening today, boy scouts hit the streets to take on hunger in the area. they will place bags on doorsteps in hopes that the community will make contributions. scou

so far trump has 52% of their suppor isabel rosales, abc action news. >> in an update to breaking news statewide polling system is back up and running in colorado. it was down for just under three minutes a little while ago. they are still trying to see what happened but the polling system seems to be back up and running like it should be. >>> now the most accurate weather team in florida. tonight. >> not just here but for most of the country too. it could be worse. we could be looking at snow. it is quiet across the area for us. if you are waiting for the last minute to get out you have another hour and 13 minutes. the cloud cover you see will not give us any rain nor is there any on any typing de boer -- titan tomorrow we have a front coming in giving us at least a chance of a couple of isolated showers. temperatures right now anywhere from the upper 70s and still 80 degrees at the airport. we got some cooler air coming in and i think toward the clouds cleared by thursday we are in for a stretch of two or three days of nice weather. 80 and partly cloudy at the as i said, we hit 83 to

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and still a big election night, that's ahead on "action news." all eyes will be on wall street today after the stocks plunged last night as donald trump moved closer to the white house. we'll explain what's going on. >> that smog over california cities may soon be more like a purple haze. voters in the nation's most populous state move to legalize pot. karen. >> we're live in montgomeryville checking out 309 at dekalb pike. still dry at this point right here although we're anticipating showers that will be moving in. we'll take a look at 95 when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offe

right after 13 action news. ((verbatim)) our current storm system is slowly exiting east and the breezy winds will taper down through the rest of the ? ? ? when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. morning. a freeze warning will be in the warning does include the las vegas valley with overnight in japan.... they're training reindeer..... at a driving school.... to deliver pizza..... in one of japan's coldest, snowiest regions!!! the delivery reindeer will even be equipped with gps tracking so customers can follow their progress. no word yet on when the reindeer will start making deliveries. that does it for this edition of 13 action news live at 11. jimmy kimmel live is up next.. and remember.. we're always o our ktnv mobile app and our roku channel. our next reports begin..... at 4:30- am... on "good morning las vegas". thank you for watching.. and... from all of us at channel 13.. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, benedict cumberba

action news is back on early at 4 a.m.ds, matt o'donnell, for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire action news team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >> action news sponsored by bob's discount furniture. buy in store or at my bobs.com. tower, they're getting very excited. we said conventional wisdom was wrong, and so is political science. everyone said they weren't ready for prime time, but they made the call to go

this is abc action news. >> confusing and dangerous. the first sign of trouble at a new hillsborough intersection. good evening, everyone. i am wendy ryan. >> and i am jamison your. we have just seen our first accident with abc action news anchor paul lagrone taking action tonight and the changes under way. >> this is the intersection with shell point road in ruskin. this is a busy intersection and that conclusion is leading to alex's like this which just happened three days ago. we are holding those in charge accountable and getting results for you. we are approaching the intersection right now and i can tell you the first thing i see is confusion. >> we first told you friday the intersection was an accident waiting to happen. and three days after our story aired >> a lot of damage to the cars. buckley nobody was seriously hurt. but it did happen. >> reporter: he works at the nearby campus. >> it is just not good. >> reporter: he sees a close call her every day. >> you can see some of the things going on and people not

adam winer, abc action news. >>> what questions keep you up at night? we want to hear them and hopefully get you some answers and for the question logo and tell us what you want us to take action on. >> now the most accurate weather team in florida abc action weather. >> we have had a lot of solar energy over the last couple of days. most areas have not had a drop of rain. i think i will begin to catch up on us later on. so we could use some rain. even with the front coming in, more humid today and you can feel the difference. typically we have 82 and we topped out in the upper 80s today. that is a satellite picture and it looks like it will stay quiet so your forecast this evening is partly cloudy and clear waking up to temperatures in the upper 60s but as i said we have a cold front coming in on friday and we will talk about its effects coming up in a couple of minutes. within the community after a federal investigation shows police were targeting african- americans on bicycles. tampa police is teaming up with new york university working with the agenc

in henderson, tom george, 13 action news. air quality warnings are in place right now across north and to make matters worse.. 9 new fires were reported today. 45-thousand acres have burned.. just in north carolina. wildfires in the southeast are rare this time of year. conditions across much of the country.. and it's keeping firefighters busy in what is supposed to be their quiet season. --jennifer smith / national interagency fire center: "it's just dry the forecast they've provided and the drought conditions are going to continue throughout the country and hopefully we'll get the snow pack that we need but they haven't forecast that we're going to receive that kind of wet winter."-- investigators say many of the fires right now in the southeast are human caused.. and may even be arson. friday will be off to a cold start across all locations of southern nevada and northern arizona. in las vegas the overnight low, clear skies though out the day will allow the sun to warm up the temperature to 64 in the afternoon, still a few