"action news" reporter bob brooks is live at the angora station with that story. bob. >> reporter: jim, luckily there was medical staff aboard this train. again, a man jumped off of it, something you should never even consider doing. again, it happened behind us here down on the tracks at the angora station 5 o'clock yesterday. tonight he's in the hospital in bad shape. >> it was a gentleman half on the tracks, half on the sidewalk unconscious. >> reporter: it was the unthinkable, 5:00 p.m. yesterday, man jumps from the septa train at the angora station near 58th and baltimore avenue. middletown township assistant fire chief mark kirkgaser was on board. he says luckily he wasn't the only one who sprung into action. >> two nurses a pediatrician. i got out as well. we attempted to make sure he was first alive. he was reacting as somebody would with a typically with a brain injury so he was combative. >> reporter: today after an investigation, septa officials confirm the victim jumped off the train. he severely injured his head. >> fell backwards struck his head. wen

this all happened at the angora station. it's get a lot of reaction. fox 29's dave kinchen is live at septa headquarters in center city. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this was body cam footage that shows you the dangers that officers face every single day. it begins with female septa transit police sergeant racing to a report of young men trespassing on the track area of the angora station in southwest philly. watch as she walks over to the stairs leading to the mat form when the attack happens. >> um-um. stop! >> he shoves her to the ground using both hands and runs off. >> a person puts anybody, you know, it's terrible. >> this is something that did not have to happen. this was something that was unprovoke. >> reporter: sergeant's body camera captures the entire cowardly attack. seconds later, bystanders show up and check on the officer as her camera points to the sky. >> it's terrible when they're out here trying to protect citizens and something like that happens. >> that sound pretty messed up. i mean i don't think he did the right thing obviously. >>

police say it happened monday night at 7:3 7:30 at the angora station in southwest philadelphia. yesterday police made a plea spedding the video on social media. >> we have affirmation out there. getting people to look for that person played a big role. i want to thank the public. without them, we wouldn't be able to do our jobs. >> according to septa police, charges are pending tonight. originally they wanted the person caught on the body cam image to face charges but they were upgraded to assault on a police officer. they are pending. we are told the sergeant is recovering at home. reporting live, annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> wilmington police are looking for the suspect that shot two teenagers tonight about two hours ago. this is the scene on north madison street where a boy and girl in their late teens were shot. no word on the extent of the injuries. police are looking for a black colored vehicle in connection with the shooting. plenty of questions after president trump's sudden policy change banning transgender people from serving in the military. in a se

showing people this picture, the suspect in the assault of one of their own. 7:13 last night angora station the reports of someone trespassing on or near the tracks. sergeant lynn perone goes up the steps and is assaulted. >> immediately. >> immediately -- >> sergeant michael wright reviewing the officer's body camera. the camera was pointed at the sky and the bad guy's image fills the screen. police are hoping that someone will speak up and identify the guy. >> i'm sure someone out here knows him. we are not asking to you stop him or anything like that. if you know him or someone that clearly resembles him contact philadelphia police at 911 or can't the transit police. >> sergeant perone is released from the hospital and recovering from her injuries, the person caught on tape faced a summary charge of trespass and now assaulting a police officer. why did he react that way. >> a person that reacts that way for a minor offense leads me to believe there was more going on. >> so you see the peck tour and video. you can see it again at 6abc.com. if you recognize that individual on that tape the

. >> police are looking for a man they say attacked a septa officer at angora station. this is the suspect. it happened just after 7:00 last night. officers were called out to the 1,000 block of south 58th street, because of people in the track area. that's when an officer went to stop this man, he is accused of charging at the officer, knocking her to the ground, before running away. she was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition. >> the woman convicted of abducting seven week olds baby from the king of prussia mall last year could spend up to seven years behind bars. moore was sentenced to one and half to seven years in prison yesterday. authorities say she will undergo a mental health evacuation -- evaluation, and pay the court $5,000. the mother's court said the two became friends when she got distracted and moore snatched the infant. >> this morning police investigating after someone admit add man went into the brandywine creek but did not come out. crews on scene near brandywine falls road in wilmington last night near the state park. now, they searched t

the officer was at the angora station in southwest philadelphia on monday respon responding to call about dispraising. septa police say that body cam vdeo was instrumental in identifying that guy right there and so was help from the public. >> we're the police department but we can't do it on our own. we got to work hand in hand we need the public's help. i'm extremely grateful. i know the public is going to do it for us we're more than glad to do it for them. it will help somebody else down the road as well. >> police aren't releasing his nam just yet he faces a list of charges including assaulting a police officer. >>> developing tonight, the search for one of philly's most wanted. police want a man off the streets. they say he's been on a tear through the city. investigators say that guy is behind a string of shooting that has left several people critically injury. cops say they know who he is but they need your hem finding him. our dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, this is one guy that police want off the street quickly. they say h

. >> this happened last night at septa's angora station in southwest philadelphia. the septa police sergeant tried to stop the man after reports that he was on the tracks. you can see she was shoved to the ground. the sergeant hurt her head and back and police are still looking for this man right here. >>> also tonight, a father and son are in the hospital right now after an argument that involved a gun and a sword. investigators in potts town say the man shot his son multiple times after the sun attacked him with a sword, cutting his hand. you can see the officers taking away guns from the house on lincoln avenue. right now the son is in critical condition. the father is expected to be okay. no word yet on how that fight started. >>> in montgomery county, penn dot shuts down a bridge because of safety concerns. this is the valley green road bridge. it was shut down immediately today and will remain closed until further notice. nearly 6,000 cars go over it every day, it was built in 1884. and there were already plans to rehab it. >>> a warning for drivers to use roo

that attack happened monday night at septa angora station in southwest philadelphia. the septa police sergeant approached the man after reports he was on the track. hurt back and head when she was shoved to the ground. police continue to look for the attacker. >>> meantime, a spider problem in northern liberty. the bugs have been dropping down on waiting passengers. a septa spokesperson also said the agency has been cleaning the light fixtures where the spiders have been hiding. >>> here is something i do like, eagles training camp in full swing this week. >> begins day three of camp for the birds. first few days, carson wentz was the first eagle on the practice field. stamped it for you. here he is yesterday morning along with nick fultz as backup. time to get on same page with the new players. >> continuing to build chemistry. obviously we got a couple new pieces we've been working together in offseason. just continuously building that chemistry that comradery and being shop in everything. >> so far only quarterbacks, rookies and certain veterans have been invited t

the attack happened monday night at septa angora station in southwest philadelphia. septa police sergeant approached a man after reports he was on the track. hit head and back when she was shoved to the grouped. police continue to look for the attacker. murder rate is rising. police are having trouble catching the criminals. >> nbc 10 head to the streets to meet the people caught in the cross hairs. preview of a series of stories you'll see today on nbc 10. >>> in 2017, philadelphia is averaging more than three shootings a day. >> it's crazy because it's true. >> from january through july, 39 police responded to a report of gunshots. >> statistics show who is most likely to be shot or killed. >> it's ongoing war. that's what's going on. >> your nbc 10 investigators reporting in the most effective neighborhoods. >> they see me. i'm a snitch. >> discovering what parents fear. >> i always think it could be my child. >> how police are adapting. >> could be the most homicide the city has seen since 2012. it is very concerning. >> the investigators i'm mitch blocker. nbc 1

to the ground police say the attack happened monday night which perone was responding to the angora stationsouthwest philadelphia for reports of someone trespassing on the tracks. perone is now at home recovering. >> "action news" has learned two daredevil photographers are facing felony charges for climbing the ben franklin bridge. we told you yesterday morning how police confronted the two men who had climbed up a 382-foot pillar on the bridge. police say the two tripped security measures almost immediately which sent an emergency response team scaling the suspension cables and going after them. investigators say the men were arrested before they snapped a single photo. >>> people who live in nearly 50 homes in northeast philadelphia are waking up without water this morning. it is because of yet another water main break in our area. chopper6 was over the scene last night on the 1000 block of pen shaw street. crews are expected to start making repairs later today. >> we are expecting an update from mayor jim kenney, a response now that the justice department is upping its battle with so-ca

> police are asking for the public's help if finding a man they say attack a septa officer at angora station. this man is accused of pushing a officer to the grounds last night. it happened on the 1,000 block of south 58th street. officers got a call about people in the track area, police say the officer went up to the man when he charged her , pushing her down, and then he fled. the officer was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. >> the woman convicted of abducting seven week old baby from the king of prussia mall in 2016 will be in prison for up to seven years. was given one and a half to seven years behind bars and will pay the court $500. now, we're told a more befriended the mother of the baby then when the mother was distracted, took the baby. authority say moore will also undergo a mental health evaluation. >> the time now 5:35, in business news this morning, investigators, investors, keeping an eye on two day meet that begins today. >> money watch's roxanna joins us live again from the new york stock exchanges with the details and more. good morning, roxanna. >> hi, jim,

showing people this picture, the suspect in the assault of one of their own. 7:13 last night angora station or near the tracks. sergeant lynn perone goes up the steps and is assaulted. >> immediately. >> immediately -- >> sergeant michael

attack happened last night as she tried to stop the man at the angora station in philadelphia. if you know who this man is, septa police want to know from you mpkts graffiti targeting police is popping up. in the area of 25th last night. found three separate locations with the phrase kill a cop, save a life. spray painted on concrete pillars. working to get a response from police. >>> 6:06. now to human smuggling operation that killed 10 people in san antonio. new details about the truck driver. he's been charged. could face life in prison or even the death penalty if he's convicted. eight suspect eed migrants died while crammed into a truck. the driver says hi boss asked him to deliver the trailer. he had no idea what was in it until he stopped for a bathroom break and heard the people moving around. >> now to montgomery county. only on nbc 10. baby kidnapper being led away to prison. judge sentenced her to one and a half to seven years in prison in march a jury convicted her of abducting the child from king of prussia mall a year earlier. baby was found safe. lawyers on both

and she was one of several officers called to angora station for vehicles in the restricted track area and they faced a summary charge of trespass and now charges related to assaulting a police officer. why did he react that way. >> this person that exhibits this behavior for such a minor offense. means something else. >> well, again there say telephone number you can call if you know the man. 215-580-4131. it's quite possible the individual they are looking for so far unidentified is wanted for other crimes, this is a trespassing call a call to get people off the track and his reaction and violence reaction and the assault of the police sergeant is very disconcerting. back to you all. >> scary stuff john thank you. >>> meanwhile, search teams are looking for a missing swimmer in wilmington today. the young man reportedly jumped into the brandywine creek and never resurfaced. chopper 6 hd was overhead as emergency responders gathered at rockford and brandywine falls road. >>> a missing teenager and her baby are found safe after they were reported missing in philadelphia. this morning p

. >> this attack happened monday night at septa's angora station in southwest philadelphia. police sergeant approached the man after reports he was on the tracks. she hurt her head and her back when she was shoved to the ground. police continue to look for the attacker. >>> now to stories making headlines county by county starting at the jersey shore. >> new jersey's pineland commission will hold a public hearing in toms river on a disputed pipeline project. previous hearings on the issue have brought rowdy crowds like this one. environmental group filed a lawsuit to stop the gas line from being built through the pinelands. opponents say it was not properly approved. meantime in chester county. work has been stopped for now on sunoco's ooeeast pipeline. wants to hold a hearing next month on weather the company violated an agreement with west goshen township. the township says sunoco jumped the gun on some construction and disputes the company's decision to move a valve control station. sunoco says it moves the station for safety reasons. >>> new this morning in burlington co

the officer at the angora station in southwest philadelphia monday responding to call about trespassing't releasing the man's name just yet. but he does face a lit of charges including assaulting a police officer. >> 6:36. eleven new jersey beaches, are closed this morning, and several others are under an advisory. >> right in the middle of the summer? >> right. when everyone is trying to get in. >> come on, it is all due to high levels of bacteria, that was found in the water, we sent jenny joyce down there, she is at ventnor beach. jenny, what did you finds? >> reporter: yes, on the bearer of bad news this morning, 11 beaches shutdown because of the bacteria. beautiful morning down here in ventnor. would you never know that there was an issue with the water, but it is because of the heavy rainfall we've had recently, that's what we are hearing from the ventnor beach patrol. so the ventnor beaches are closed until at least 1:00 this afternoon, when the water will be tested again. ventnor is one of about three dozen beaches, rivers, and bays state-wide have tested positive for high leve

that septa officer was at the angora station in southwest philadelphia on monday when that happened.nding to call about trespassing. we will have much more information as it continues to come in. >>> prominent name in philadelphia's politics now under scrutiny. it it all has to do with a political age. >> i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. the woman weed worked for jimmy moore and dem democratic primary fort seat held by bobby brady. >> she set up a shell company to take $90,000 from brady at moore's direction. >> jeff cole has been digging deeper into this story. live in the stewed eighty seven. >> bob brady is the boss of the democratic party in the city and he's a veteran of the united states house of representatives. tonight brady 2012 campaign is linked to illegal payment to get his opponent out of the race and the congressman is said to have tried to influence a witness. >> no answer at the philadelphia home of representative bob brady wednesday and staff at his south broad street city office said they weren't sure when we'd hear from him. >> i thank all of you out there. >> re

the officer was at the angora station in southwest philadelphia on monday.ing to call about trespassing. it's not clear yet what charges the man is facing. >>> developing to night, police want to get a gunman who has been on a tear off the streets. investigators say they know who he is and that he's behind a string of shootings throughout philadelphia. the shootings that have left several people critically injured. the most recent, just days ago. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live outside police headquarters, and dave, this guy is one of the department's most wanted criminals. >> reporter: lucy, exactly correct. police say this guy has a hot gun and he's unpredictable. they're warning the public and fellow police officers to be on guard. >> we find him to be very violent individual. southwest most wanted at this point. >> reporter: 31-year-old xavier gutierrez mendez the subject of a citywide alert after police say his hot temper an gun left two men critically wounded in separate shootings. >> dangerous individual. been on violent tear and senseless shooting

police say the attack happened monday night when perone was responding to the angora station in southwestladelphia for reports of someone trespassing on the tracks. perone is now at home recovering. >> "action news" has learned that the two daredevil photographers who went up the ben franklin bridge are facing felony charges now. we told you yesterday morning about how police confronted the two men who had climbed up a 382-foot pillar on the bridge. police say the two tripped security measures almost immediately which sent an emergency response team scaling the suspension cables after them. investigators say the men were arrested before they were able to snap a single photo. >>> people who live in nearly 50 homes in northeast philadelphia are waking up without water this morning. it is because of yet another water main break in our area. chopper6 was over the scene last night on the 1000 block of stan shaw street. an 8-inch main burst and partially flooded the road. crews are expected to start making repairs later today. >> it is 6:05 and crooks have a new angle when it comes to stealing

the officer was over at the angora station in southwest on monday, responding to call about trespassing. no word yet on the exact charges. >> it is 5:07. happening now, state people thinking ahead to the weekends apartment the beaches. summer closed. let's get out to jenny joyce with one of them is closed. jenny, how many beaches are we talking about? >> so we know 11 peaches total are closed, all of them in atlantic county, cape may county beaches are not affected, but it is a bedroom, karen, a lot of people are down here for vacation, however, most people that we talk to say that they would rather err on the side of caution. so the ventnor beaches are closed until at least 1:00 this afternoon when the water will be tested again. ventnor is one of about three dozen beaches, rivers, and bays state-wide that have tested positive for high levels of bacteria. so, as of this morning, four beaches remain closed here in ventnor, along with seven beaches in atlantic city, and a portion of the bay in somers point. so again, cape may county beaches, not affected by any of this. we talk to a lieu

the man stopped at the angora station in philadelphia. atlanta officials are giving away tickets for the beach concert scheduled for august 3rd. if you would like to see a show for fry, free, tickets are available at city hall through thursday. >>> i'm vai sikahema. another update comes up in 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. back to the "today" show. have a great day. see you at the top of the hour at so:00. 10:00. >>> not only does our next guest have a new tricks up his slee , sleeve,but a few snaps under his belt. >> john was a professional football player for the eagles. >> a professional al mal magic. he is here to blow our minds today. >> how do you do both? you're a magician but a profession aal football player. >> i balanced it my whole life. i went through some stuff as a kid. i lost my parents. football helped find myself. and magic saved my life. it was shuffling cards when i was a little kid that brought me back to being a kid. i didn't worry about everything around me. football,

police say last night a septa sergeant responding to a call at the angora regional rail station as she got there, she asked the guy to stop end shoved her to the ground and took off. if you recognize him, call police. >>> man is in critical condition tonight after someone stabbed him in philadelphia's tioga nicetown section. skyfox over that scene just about an hour ago on the veep hundred block of west tioga street where police say the attackers struck the 56-year-old man in the back of the head. first responders took him to temple hospital. no arrests yet. police have not found a weapon as of this point. and a woman is fighting for her life right now after a shooting in the city's fern rock section. police say someone shot the 25-year-old in the hip and chest right around 3:00 this morning on the 13 hadn't dread block of west chew avenue. first responders took her to albert einstein medical center much she's in critical condition. police are looking for the shooter. they don't have a motive as of yet. >>> some crazy moments on the ben franklin bridge earlier today. but if you're comm

last night a septa sergeant responded to a call at the angora regional rail station as the sergeant got there, she asked a man to stop and he shoved her to the ground and took off. if you recognize him please call police. >> we take live look at over wilmington, delaware. >> all those storms moved out. left a cool summer day the question is how long will it stick around, right. >> let's get to meteorologist kathy orr with a first check of your forecast. hey, kathy. >> temperatures are about 10 degrees cooler today across the region, but what a relief, right? yes. we have wilmington behind us you can see mainly a cloudy sky out there and much cooler temperatures. right now in philadelphia it's 75. wilmington 78. the same in dover. 63 in the poconos and how about down the shore, look at these numbers. 73 in ocean city. the same is sea isle. north wildwood 74. cape may .75. the ocean water temperature even warmer at 76 degrees. this is your 24 hour temperature change. in philadelphia it's 12 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday at this time. it is 10 degrees cooler in wilmington

at the angora regional rail station. as the sergeant arrives she asked the man to stop, and as you see here, he runs up and shoves her to the grounds and runs away. investigators say the sergeant suffered head, neck and back injuries. septa released still images of the attacker. believed to be 30-35, 6-foot, 170 pounds. if you recognize him call police. >> football player, tackling her. >> 6:12, it is shark week, here we go again. >> now calling this the great white lie. >> oh, oh,. >> how michael phelps is now defending his race with the great white shark. that left many fans disappointed. >> he got a little snarky about the sharky. >> oh, ya. >> 6:15, braking news out of the cobbs creek section. city. this is overhead look of the row home that collapsed. rescue crews have been responding to this, this is on the unit block of south ruby street. >> i think it is seven ruby street. >> so zoomed in little bit. but this is showing what's left of the home. >> there was somebody in there. there was cup nel there. >> yes. >> t

a report of young trespassers on the track area of the angora regional rail station in southwest philadelphia she walks over to help a fellow officer when a man darts out. >> uh-uh. stop! >> he shoves her to the ground using both hands and runs off. >> like better avenue word disgusting. >> a person pushes anybody it's terrible. >> this is something that did not have to happen. this is something that was unprovoked. >> the sergeant's body camera captures the entirely cowardly attack. seconds later bystanders show up and check on the officer as her camera points to the sky. >> it's terrible when they're out here trying to protect citizens and somebody like that happens. >> it sounds pretty messed up i mean i don't think he did the right thing obviously. >> pretty sure never expect to be violently knocked down. hit your head on the ground. simply for responding to find out and investigate why this western was inside the track area. >> reporter: investigators say the sergeant suffered head, neck and back injuries. septa also released these still images of the attacker believed to be between 30 a

. >> this is the guy who shoved sergeant lynn per own near the angora regional train station in southwestladelphia earlier this week, you know, what this is not his first brush with the law. >> fox 29 has learned he was involved in another incident back in 2008. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us with another reminder what police sometimes have to deal with. >> this is the second time is her he will groves has been involved in a confrontation, with police, the one i'm talking about is back in june, of 2008. he was on a septa bus and a passenger got off the septa bus and told the police officer, officer john pawlowski, late who died in the line every duty year later, there was man on the bus wearing bulletproof vest and a gun. he bravely got on that bus, disarm sirel, and made the apprehension, he was hailed for bravery, called hero, and a year later he lost his life in the line of duty. >> so, anyway, the bottom line here is we're told by septa officials, that groves was actually on federal probation at the time of this latest incident with the septa officer, and in which he was caught o

septa sergeant respond today call monday night, of trespassers on the track area at the angora regional rail station the sergeant arrived, you can tell, she asked the man to stop, you can hear her on the tape. and then he shoved her to the grounds. by the way, she did receive head, neck and back injuries. septa released this still images of the attacker, as well. he's believed to be between 30 and 35 ways about 170 pounds, if you recognize him, of course, call police. >> okay, australia, cardinal george pal mix first court appearance on charges of sexual abuse. he is accused of abusing melt recall people years ago. pell's lawyer says he plans to formally plead not guilty, at future court date. pell is the most senior vatican official ever charged in the catholic church sex abuse crisis. his next court appearance is set for october 6th. >>> now the hard part. republicans will take another crack at repealing the affordable care act after winning a dramatic vote yesterday to begin the debate. they'll, well, voted, well, they vote today talk. >> yes, they vote today talk more. because they've been talki