annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> a philadelphia police officer and another driver were hurt in a cruiser crash in the hunting park session. the collision at north broad and pike streets caused the civilian vehicle to flip on its side. that briefly trapped the driver. the female officer was responding to a burglary call when she crashed. they are both in stable condition. >>> a villanova university student is at the center of a massive investigation involving hidden cameras and child pornography. 19-year-old vincent kane surrendered to police. it started a month ago when they found a hidden camera in a bathroom where he is a part-time student. >> he was a quiet kid and didn't say much. >> reporter: detectives found a hard drive in the broomall home with 51,000 similar images and videos some taken at cardinal carol high school and cvs. >>> singer seven streeter explained in a tweet she was scheduled to sing the national anthem before the game but claimed the team canceled her performance because she wor

annie mccormick has details and live report coming up. >>> the big story on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. is breaking news, pennsylvania's top law enforcer kathleen kane is before a judge right now to find out if she will be going to jail. >> it's playing out right now at the courthouse in norristown, john rawlins is live with the latest. >> reporter: the hearing is going on ryan, in presentencing papers kane's attorney asked for house arrest saying she was the primary caregiver for two sons. the d.a. responded saying kane showed no remorse and showed a video tape from scranton television showing the day she resign, she said her tenure was bitter sweet and she had no regrets. kane arrived this morning saying nothing. her attorney had 6 people testify on her behalf among him her 15-year-old son chris saying his mom is his rock. calling the former police chief of pennsylvania saying kane broke up dangerous drug crimes in the town. if she was sent to prison, the gangs would reach out and do her harm. the d.a. said she deserves jail time for her crimes leaking of materials to hurt an enemy w

annie mccormick is live at the facility with the developing details. annie. >> reporter: erin we're waiting to hear a statement from wordsworth academy. a 17-year-old is dead after staff members tried to subdue the teen after an altercation. this is video from last night when this all occurred. philadelphia police including homicide detectives spent several hours interviewing staff last night. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have, an ipad or ipod. at least three staff members responded and the teen was put in a head lock. medical staff at the facility responded and 911 was called. the 17-year-old was pronounced at the facility. now according to the website wordsworth is a non-profit private organizationvidingproblc words worth partners with several state agencies and the philadelphia school district. the teenager harls -- has not been identified, but he is from central pennsylvania. >>> chris christie bridgegate scandal, a hack stack judge is letting a citizen's complaint move forwar

for now reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." to you. >> annie thank you for. >>> that a day-care center is under fire after disturbing video was posted on social media of kids being encouraged to curse on camera. >> what are they? >> ugly (bleep). >> yeah, what are they? >> (bleep). >> that employee of creative mind in allentown has been fired but the unedited video which we blurred because of the profanity and the agent children ended up on facebook. one of the employees' friends saw the recording and contacted authorities. >> ♪ >> if you live in pennsylvania and you want to vote in next month's presidential election, the deadline is today. eligible citizens have until this evening to apply for a new voter registration or make changes to their existing registration. in delaware the deadline is october 15th and the last day to register in new jersey is october 18th. i just tweeted out a link for more information on voter registration. >>> and you can get breaking alerts from the campaign trail by downloading our free 6abc news a

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at west chester university where teachers are picketinght now. annie. >> reporter: and matt you're right in fact in the past they have voted to strike before but they've never actually walked off the job in the state's history. you can see the picketers behind he me. now in a statement the union said 11:35 they made a last attempt to negotiate through back channels. last night the state handed its last and best offer and said they were done negotiatorring. negotiations are between the pennsylvania state system of higher much indication and its faculty union, the association of pennsylvania state college and university faculty. there are more than 5,000 faculty and coaches across the state there are part of that. at issue, a number of contractual changes including proposed raises offered over a three-year period also healthcare contributions. in the latest offer the state offered raises to permanent faculty. they withdrew a he proposal that would add an additional charles for faculty he to teach a semester. a strike now affects 100,000 stud

for now reporting live in collingdale, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." to you. >> thanks annie. >>> new on "action news" a-reading teenager wanted for shooting two people at a high school football game is now under arrest. officials arrested the 16-year-old suspect in lancaster. he had been on the run for more than a month. he faces 2,000 counts of reckless endangerment and aggravated assault for the shooting of two people in york on september 9. police suspect the teen also carried out several other shooting in york. >>> things got heated in the faceoff between pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey an democratic challenger indicate he tea mcginty. the debate focused on healthcare and energy policy. the candidates were also asked about gun violence. toomey touted crossing the aisle to work with west virginia's democratic senator he joe manchin on legislation for stronger background checks. >> see, i'm a big believer in the second amendment. i think it's a personal individual right and an important one at that. i just don't think there's a conflict b

annie mccormick is live in the crescentville section near the 5100 block of f street with developing details on the story. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, crime scene investigators left the scene, the victim was pronounced at 2:30 a.m. temple university hospital. this is video from last night. that is when the shooting did occur. it was just after 10:30 a.m. the 5100 block of f street where it happened. police are focusing on the rear of the property. the victim lived with his family including a young child and his wife. he arrived home from shopping when he got out of the vehicle, two men approached him, one had a gun, both announced a robbery, at some point, one of the suspects fired multiple shots. >> we know four shots were fired from a semi automatic weapon. all four spent shell casings were in close proximity to where the victim collapsed in his driveway, which is an indication that the shooter was firing from pointblank range. >> reporter: and when police arrived and found the victim shot multiple times they transported him in a police cruiser to temple uni

annie mccormick a has more. good morning, annie. >> reporter: there are two separate placings crime scene investigators are processing. the main scene is the one behind me and they still remain out here. you can see the parked cars, there's a lot of cars with bullet holes in them. they discovered a woman dead in between the cars. take a look at the video, happened 2600 block of welsh road. the woman's body was discovered behind the parking complex and in the parking area behind two parked cars. call of shots fired is what got police out here. the female was pronounced at the scene. police had a man call into nazareth hospital, drove himself there. the police say the van pulled up with the shooting victim inside, the shooting victim told police he was with the women killed and another man in the complex parking lot when two people walked up and one opened fire. at the shooting scene police found 12 shell casings, 7 shot in close range and two in the homicide victim. it is believed the woman was the intended victim

police are still searching for the suspect that ditched the vehicle, annie mccormick is live in mayfield where the car was recovered along with a frightened child in the backseat. >> reporter: a witness that witnessed the car theft and chased after the suspect with the little boy in the car, in just a short distance he went almost 90 miles per hour and police are still looking for the suspect who could face charges for stealing the car and also for kidnapping. a mother and son reunited after the suspect stole the 26-year-old woman's vehicle outside of the wells fargo bank, with her son inside. not far the suspect ditched the car on the 64 hundred block of charles. >> this man helped to track down the driver. >> we chased him around there in another car. he probably saw the kid and bailed out and left the kid there crying and shaking and got the kid out and let him go, and ran the the kid to the mom and she is still historical but everything ended well. >> 911 calls came into the district that a 6-year-old boy was in the back of the stolen nissan. she was walking to the atm doing a transi

annie mccormick is live with the details, on the 3900 block of ford road. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, erin. according to sources, a 17-year-old is dead after staff members worked to subdue him following an altercation inside the facility. this is video from the scene where it happened late last night. philadelphia police including homicide detectives spent several hours interviewing staff. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have like an ipad or ipod. 911 was called, the 17-year-old was dead at the facility. wordsworth academy provides special treatment and in-home programs helping children overcome academic challenges, i services 2,000 children in whole, but the website does not say how many children live here. wordsworth partners with state agencies and the philadelphia school district. sources say the 17-year-old is from central pennsylvania. reporting live in wynnfield heights, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> annie, thanks, police have arrested

annie mccormick is in atlantic city. >> reporter: we're hours away from the taj mahal closes.hese workers want to make sure their voices are heard up to the last second. 3,000 people are losing their job suffering a total job locals of atlantic city casinos to 11,000 by 2014. donald trump opened the taj 26 years ago, carl carl icahn is closing it because the workers striking. many people will be here when the taj closes at 5:59 a.m. atlantic city only has seven casinos left. the goal is to stay up to the last second they want to make sure their voices are heard. the taj is expected to close at 559. reporting live in atlantic city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> 4:57 a.m., happening today, jurors will be selected in a whistle blower lawsuit set for trial details on that case coming up. >> federal health report compares the vaccination rate of children to the national average coming up in "healthcheck." fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car

annie mccormick is live on east linden avenue in lindenwald, camden county where the aircraft went down yesterday afternoon. annie. >> reporter: matt that plane is still in the backyard. nobody was hurt, but both crash victims were taken to cooper hospital with non-life threaten injuries. >> reporter: sound like a trash you truck. >> my buddy says, ange, look. >> reporter: neighbors could not believe their eyes aseyes plane crashed -- their eyes the plane crashed into the yard of east linden avenue. nobody was hurt. >> thank god for the trees, it was able to protect everything. >> one day you come home and there's a plane in your eye. >> reporter: 66-year-old pilot and passenger were trapped. they had to be rescued from the plane. the plane took off from flying w airport in medford, the owners of the aircraft are from maryland and tell "action news" the plane is 70 years old. now the investigation into what went wrong is underway. faa will look into number of factors. aviation expert robert wolf weighed in. >> airports like this will suffer from engine failure and that results in off-ai

reporting live outside police headquarters, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, annie. >>> a gas leak forced dozens of people to flee their homes in south philadelphia. it happened at south alder and christian streets yesterday afternoon of one man left his house so quickly he didn't have time to grab a pair of shoes. >> they told us we had to get out, if it goes it's going to be bad. >> they told very little, they said don't worry about it, basically, is what they said. >> crews got the gas leak under control in three hours and nobody was hurt. >>> we have 15 days until election day, hillary clinton is pulling away from donald trump in the polls. she is ahead of other republican rival by 1 points. clinton appears confident to the point she pivoted from focusing on her own campaign to try to help democrats down ballot like katie mcginty who is trying to unseat pat toomey in pennsylvania. president obama told people in las vegas atlanta they have a candidate in hillary clinton. donald trump is campaigning in florida where's focused on the hispanic vote. he advocated for

annie mccormick is live with more at police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning, tam, luckily the police officer is okay, but the suspect is on the loose after police say while he was the wheel of a vehicle, he actually went after a police officer knocking him off his bike. this is video from the scene. police say it was in port richmond with a suspect behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle attempted to run over a bike officer on east russell street before 10:00 p.m. after knocking the officer off his bike, the driver continued south on ontario before ditching the alleged stolen vehicle on melville street before a block south of richmond street. the officer did not suffer any injuries when he was knocked off the bicycle. police officers are checking for surveillance video in the area. right now they are looking for the man who was behind the wheel. reporting live outside police headquarters, anne abbey channel 6 "action -- annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a gas leak forced people to flee their homes in south philadelphia. a contractor was working on a water heater in a ho

annie mccormick is in bucks county where well see mike pence later today on a campaign stop. >> reporter: tamala, that's right, we're outside of tc millwork which is hosting an afternoon rally for p. he -- governor mike pence said he is thankful everybody is safe and eel -- he'll be back on the trail today. this plane was transporting mike pence along with 36 other passengers including press and crew members. it went off the laguardia runway stopping in a patch of grass. it was en route to new york after campaign stop in iowa. nobody was injured. republican presidential nominee donald trump assured supporters his running mate was safe while speaking at a stop in ohio. >> the plane skidded off the runway it was close to grave grave danger. i spoke to mike pence, he is fine, he got out. everybody is fine. >> governor how are you feeling everything okay? >> reporter: mike pence called into the million dollar fundraiser at trump tower he was forced to miss. hillary tweeted glad to hear mike pence, staff, secret service and the crew are safe. national transportation safety board is investigat

annie mccormick reports today's closing comes after billionaire other than carl icahn failed to reach a deal with union workers. >> reporter: the trump taj mahal is the 5th casino to go out of business since 2014. the employees did not go quietly. 3,000 people will lose their jobs emotional union members of local 54 marched in front of the ornate casino and when the barriers locking the doors went up, they left a message behind. >> the fight started approximately two years ago when the bankruptcy judge ripped away our health care and pension contribution and severance contribution. >> reporter: union owner failed to restore human being and pens benefits. icahn opted to close. >> it's something that had to be done. we took a stand it was the right thing to do to set a standard for workers in this city and this state and across the country. >> reporter: in a statement released today, carl icahn said in part after a last offer medical was rejected it was impossible to find a workable path forward that would not have required funding additional investments and losses in excess of $100 mil

annie mccormick is live at the facility with the developing details. annie. >> reporter: and erin tir -- at this hour, words worth academy has not released a statement. a 17-year-old is dead after staff members tried to subdue the teen after an altercation. philadelphia police including homicide detective's spent several hours interviewing staff last night. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have either an ipad or ipod. three staff members responded and the teen was put in a head lock the 17-year-old was pronounced dead inside the facility. it is nonprofit private organization providing residential treatment and special education along with in-home programs helping children overcome behav behavioral and academic issues. the 17-year-old has not been identified, but according to sources, the 17-year-old is not from philadelphia, he is from central pennsylvania. we're waiting again to hear from the academy some sort of statement to see what happened here, but the investigation is still on

reporting live in atlantic city, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> a lot of going on in ac. thank you, annie. rail service will resumed at the new jersey transit station that was damaged in the deadly train crash. 8 of the 17 tracks in hoboken will open this morning. it connects with other trains and ferries heading into new york city. the crash killed a woman and injured 100 people. >>> strong winds are to blame for bringing down trees and wires in montgomery. the action cam was on the scene in lower merion where this tree came crashing down. it blocked the roadway at the intersection of great springs and woodly road. no injuries were reported. winds were something. they were whipping about, the dog didn't like it, david murphy. >> reporter: i didn't like it, either, it was whipping around early, i saved my walk until after the eagles game. breezy this morning, not as bad, though. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are dry. taking a look outside we have sky6 live hd there's the commodor barry bridge we have plenty of sunshine o

annie mccormick reports today's closing comes after billionaire other than carl icahn failed to reach a deal with union workers. >> reporter: the trump taj mahal is the 5th casino to go out of business since 2014. the employees did not go quietly. 3,000 people will lose their jobs emotional union members of local 54 marched in front of the

reporting live in the northeast, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> at least good for that. >>> the man who police say sold a brass railing on from the union league is behind bars. police arrested reginald phillips caught on camera rip i ping off a 6-foot section from the curved staircase that caused the collapse. >> new on "action news," a catholic priest in new jersey is facing 40 counts of child pornography in pennsylvania. he uploaded object seen images from -- obscene images from his pennsylvania home. he faces a charge of being a fugitive from justice because he failed to turn himself in after he was notified he was charged. >>> a university student is at the center of child pornography. someone found a hidden cell phone camera in a bathroom at villanova university with he was a part-time student. >> he was a quiet kid and kept to himself and didn't say much. >> detectives say they found a hard drive in his broomall home with 51,000 similar image also and videos. some were taken at a cardinal carol high school and cvs where he wo

reporting live in crescentville, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> developing this morning, authorities in toms river ocean county are investigating a police-involved shooting. we know the shooting happened in the silver ton section of the city. no officers were hurt, beyond that authorities are not releasing any details. >>> police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a 19-year-old man in the kensington section. 6 shots were fired, the victim was hit in the back of the head at close range. the gunfire broke out around midnight on rose hill street. a man wearing a black puffy jacket ran from the scene. detectives are interviewing witnesses and checking area surveillance cameras. >> septa is bracing for a possible strike a week before election day. all trolleys and buses in the city would be shut down. the thought of that has commuters dreading that. >> that's how i get to work in the morning. >> walking most probably, 30 blocks. >> more than five thousand unionized septa workers authorized the strike yesterday they are seeking

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> happening today, former president bill clinton will be touch stumping for his -- will be stumping for his wife in berks county. first lady michelle obama joined the democratic nominee for the first time on stage in north carolina yesterday. during the event missions obama said clinton is the most prepared candidate to run for president. clinton asked the crowd is there anyone more inspiring than michelle bomb, they responded with cheers. >> jurors in the bridgegate trial are expected to return for closing arguments. the judge delayed the arguments saying an issue has a risen, but did not explain. bill baroni and brigette kelly are accused of creating traffic jams, they thought the closures was part of a legitimate traffic study. >>> a jury has awarded former assistant football coach mike mcqueary $7.3 million. they found that the college defamed him after sandusky found guilty. mike mcqueary was asking for $4 million. >> a montgomery county native is making headlines around the world for pulling off a heroic fire rescue. he repell

annie mccormick is live on the campus of wordsworth academy in wynnfield heights. annie. >> reporter: erin, so far police are not saying much, neither are the officials from the academy they have yet to release a statement where this happened. sources say a 17-year-old is dead after staff members worked to subdue him following some type of altercation. take a look at the video from last night. philadelphia police and homicide detectives spent several hours interviewing staff last night. apparently the altercation centered around the teen having an electronic device he was not supposed to have. they staff responded the teen was put in a head lock. 911 was called. the 17-year-old was pronounced at the facility. according to their website it's a non-profit private facility providing educational treatment helping children overcome emotional and behavioral and academic challenges. the website does not say how many children are inside the residential facility. they partner with several state agencies i long with the philadelphia school district. the 17-year-old was not id

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> the clock is ticking, thank you annie. >>> developing overnight, the search intensifies for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian in burlington county, new jersey. the deadly hit-and-run happened on rancocas road in west hampton at 10:00 p.m. we'll have a live update in the next half-hour. >>> a man answers his front door in the brewerytown section and finds a gunman on the other side. police say the shooter opened fire right then and there shattering the glass inside the frame. this happened on north 0th street at 11:00 p.m. the victim a man in his 20s is in critical condition. the shooter got away. >>> another violent incident near temple university campus has students and police on alert. a someone was firing a paint ball gun out of a house. hitting a student. police arrested the teen in connection with the attack. >> thank gold it's getting colder, things happen outside. people are afraid. you can go out and continue living. >>> four juveniles were arrested af

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks. >>> we have developing news in toms river, new jersey, police-involved shooting took place in silverton section last night. no officers were injured. the ocean county prosecutor's office is handling that investigation. >>> an early morning trap left a motorcycle rider trapped beneath an suv. it happened in the strawberry mansion section of philadelphia at 1:00 a.m.ment the bikeer is in critical condition. they are piecing together what happened. >>> septa workers are bracing for a strike right before election day. the thought of that has commuters dreading how to get around. >> i would walk to work. >> that's how i get to work in the morning, that would be terrible. walking most probably, like b -- 30 blocks, that's a little far. >> they are seeking better pay and healthcare and pension plans. septa says it is looking for a compromise in the best interest of the riders and employees and stakeholders. regional rail will not shut down for the strike as it is oper

annie mccormick has more in the northeast. >> reporter: crime scene investigators just wrapped up at the shooting scene. they are processing two scenes and we'll get to that in just a moment to tell you why that is. the main shooting happened here. i want to give you video shortly after this happened. it happened before 1:30 a.m. in the 2600 block of welsh road. the woman's body was discovered behind an apartment complex in between two parked cars, a call of shots fired came into police. the female victim was pronounced at the scene. police are also processing a minivan that arrived at nazareth hospital. they say a 5-year-old man arrived in the minute -- a 35-year-old man arrived in the minivan with a gunshot wound to the arm. he was with the woman killed and another man in the apartment complex parking lot when two people walked you mean and opened fire. >> 12 shots were fired from a large caliber semi automatic weapon. we found 12 spent shell casings in the parking lot. 6 or 7 were in close proximity to the female who was shot and killed. so, appears that the female and the male wh

. >> passenger is heading to bucks county and annie mccormick joins us live with that part of the story. >> reporter: rick that rough landing last night is not affecting his campaign schedule today. you see the line behind me hundred to 1,000 people rsvp's for this event. it's tc mill work, they describe themselves as a full service manufacturer that makes commercial case work. look at this video, this is when the line started to form around 10:30 this morning for the 2:00 p.m. rally. with pennsylvania being a battleground state, candidates keep a constant presence and some people here have been to trump rallies and most of the people we have spoken with, have already decided and i saw a couple of hillary supporters here as well. national polls today show hillary clinton leading by several points but not double digits. but some polls show double digits in california and virginia. we spoke to trump pence supporters including a state representative about what they expect to hear pence talk about. >> the first thing is obama care and the rates going up and impact middle class families. and

annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: good morning, tam, it was a lighthearted debate, it got tense. >> sit back relax enjoy the show tonight we're all friends. >> reporter: new york's elite together with laughs and charity. >> hillary clinton accidently bumped into me and she very civilly said pardon me. >> donald trump went first, and i politely replied let me talk to you after i get into the office. just kidding. >> come to think of it it is amazing i'm up her after donald, i don't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. >> reporter: the jokes got personal. >> maybe you saw donald dismantle his prompter the other day, i get that, they are hard to keep up, they are harder when you're translating from the original russian. >> reporter: stated two seats a part, the dinner to raise money for catholic charities is a chance tore presidential candidates to show their fun side in the campaign home stretch. it's named after alfred e. smith, the first catholic to run on the presidential ticket and the former governor of new york. >> here she is tonight in public, pretend

annie mccormick is at the location of the discussions at the bargaining table. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of riders could be in the lunch if a septa strike happens at midnight. saturday the union claims negotiations took a big step backwards. sources say both sides are tens of millions of dollars a part. add to that 5700 workers, pension and healthcare, there are disagreements over schedules, break times and driver fatigue. service that will run even with a strike includes regional rail, norristown high speed line, suburban bulls and trolley routes 101 and 101 and lucy. penn will expanding campus shuttle systems to connect with the suburban line at 689th streets and patco in center city. decksle and chop can use the ride, too. >> if you don't want to work for septa don't work for septa. don't go on strike every we're and make it inconvenience for everybody else. >> if people can't come to work, my job doesn't outlying anything with car pooling or whatever. >> i hope it ends enter the election. >> reporter: a lot of businesses whose employees rely on septa are making contingen

annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: an administrator tells "action news" that because the fire happened after 7:00 in the morning the majority of the residents were already awake and that made evacuations easier and several people did suffer smoke inhalation. a morning fire forced evacuations and sent several to the hospital. >> we had six individuals that were exposed to smoke and tra e transported to local hospitals. three firefighters and one police officer. >> during the evacuation the office was injured and the fire began in a two bedroom unit. the fire marshall expects to be on scene for most of the day to determine a cause. and bentley hosts an area for independent living and secure area for people suffering from dementia. the dementia patients were not affected. >> when the alarm activated the smoke doors closed and kept the smoke from traveling throughout the entire building, we did atmospheric monitoring to make sure they are not exposed to toxins. >> and we are told that the people living in the affected area will be relocated to a different part of the building. rep

report being live in lindenwald, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news."ou. >> search intensifies for 21-year-old woman missing from bucks county. lindsey paconne has been missing since september 6. police are asking for volunteers to help in the search. the crews will gather in the parking lot 101 swamp road in newtown at 10:00 a.m. >>> the presidential candidates showed up to duke it out in the presidential debate. a key component of the foundation of democracy that's at the heart of a lot of talk you'll hear this morning. katherine scott is breaking it down live from the satellite center. >> reporter: good morning, tam, neither candidate pulled punches when they came together, but there was a renewed focus on the issues in the third and final debate. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton traded personal attacks in the final debate in las vegas. the address of the supreme court appointments. >> it is important that we not reverse marriage equality. not reverse roe v. wade, stand up against citizens united. >> they will be pro life and protecting

annie mccormick is live in bucks county where mike pence is expected to campaign today. >> reporter: all signs that the rally will happen at tc millwork at 2:00 p.m. everybody is preparing for it, we saw another gentleman come from right way courier to drop off banners. new tweet governor mike pence said he is thankful that everybody is safe and grateful for first responders and thank you for everybody's prayers. >> governor how do you feel? >> reporter: vice presidential candidate mike pence getting the a-okay after a rough landing at laguardia airport. this is video after passengers evacuated the plane transporting the governor and 36 others. the boeing 737 slid off the runway tearing up concrete stopping in a patch of grass. the plane was en route to new york stopping at a campaign stop in iowa. republican presidential nominee donald trump assures supporters his running mate is safe speaking in ohio. >> the plane skidded off the runway and close to grave, grave danger, but i just spoke to mike pence, he is fine. [cheers and applause]. he got out, everybody is fine. >> reporter: pe

annie mccormick is following the investigation and joins us from police headquarters. >> reporter: rick, neighbors there say that this is not something they are used to seeing in the apartment complex. at least a dozen shots were fired and it appears that the homicide victim was the intended target. there was another man also shot but he did survive. >> a hail of gun fire hit apartment windows and vehicles parked in the apartment complex. when police responded they discovered a 35-year-old dead her body found in between two cars. one of those cars was owned by resident, april. >> i saw a bullet hole in my car and nearby gas tank. i said what is going on? the cops said we'll take your car. >> i said i'm on my way to work. >> while investigators scoured the crime scene at 2600 welsh road, a second victim, a 36-year-old man arrived at the hospital with gunshot wounds to the neck and arms. he said he and another man was in the vehicle with the homicide victim when she arranged to buy drugs from the man. when they approached they were robbed and shot. police are looking for shooter and his a

annie mccormick is live. >> you can see the growing support for the factory union here at westchester campus. joining them are the people from the communities and students. this after the state system said they gave their last and best offer last night and the unjob decided it was time to strike. >> minutes after the 5:00 a.m. decision to strike. members of the faculty union decided it was time to strike. they came to an impact with the pennsylvania state system of higher education. more than 100,000 students are impacted. under the current contract full-time professors start at $46,000 and top out at $112,000 plus benefits. in a three year deal they are offering from a 7% to 17% increase and increased medical benefits cost. and they say they will not agree to share more costs for their health care like ever else has. the union disagrees. >> the state is giving with one hand and taking with the other but the end of the day the union is committed to quality education. >> many students went to class. there is usually 200 kids in our class and there was only six of us and we sat there in

annie mccormick is live with a preview. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right, we're live on the atlantic city boardwalk where you can see behind me a lot of people that are upset about the closing of the taj mahal leaving 3,000 people without a job. we'll have more coming up in a live report. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. apartment complex in the lehigh valley causing extensive damage. more than a dozen fire trucks and ambulances responded to the blaze at the park view apartments in upper macungie township before noon yesterday. high winds caused the flames to spread rapidly. it took two hours to get the fire under control. >> pope francis announced 17 knew cardinals. archbishop from chicago and indianapolis and dallas, texas. they will become cardinals next month in rome. >>> ryan lochte is engaged. he and playboy model taylor ray reid has been together for 9 months. the gold medalist and teammates claimed they were robbed at gunpoint. they admitted they got into it with security guards after vand

for now we're live on west chester university's campus, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> more breaking news. a suspect in a possible road rage incident with another vehicle jumped out of his souvenir independence mall and ran away from police. police say the suspect left his suv with a special needs friend still in the back seat at fifth and arch streets at 11:00 last night. officers and park rangers chased the man through the mall but they were unable to catch the suspect. the other vehicle involved has also not been found. >>> and developing right now, rittenhouse square beautiful and peaceful place but not last night when a man stepped in to try to stop a robbery. the thieves instead opened fire on him as other people in the park hit the ground. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near that scene at 19th and walnut with the latest on a ongoing investigation. good morning, katherine u good morning, tam. and the victim remains in the hospital this morning in critical but stable condition. as the search continues for tw

annie mccormick is live for us at northeast detectives with the very latest on this crime. morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. luck that little boy was not injured. it was only two blocks away that they did find the vehicle that was stolen with that little boy inside. well, this is video from the area where they did recover the stolen car after the suspect ditched it with the boy inside. that's in the 6400 block of charles. now, it was just before 9:00 last night that 911 calls came into the 15th district which is where we are right now. a carjacking with a six-year-old boy in the back seat. his mom parked her car in the parking lot of the bank in the 6500 block of frankford to go to the atm. while she was there taking out money she heard her car speed off. now, police recovered the car about two blocks away. they think the suspect realized the child was in the car and ran but before he did, he stole a wallet from the mother's purse that was in the car. a witness described what he saw. >> we chased him around the corner in another car. i'm sure he looked in t

annie mccormick will have the full story at 12:30. >>> septa workers are back at the bargaining table today. talks resumed yesterday as monday's strike deadline resumes. they plan to strike if they don't have a new contract. the workers and septa are at odds on several issues including wages, pensions and health care. if the union was to go on strike, septa buses and trolleys would be affected but not the regional rail. >> after a deadly shooting at a motel. yesterday morning, police were trying to serve an arrest warrant at a motel in elkton southwest of wilmington. officials say brandon jones and chelsea porter both from dover showed what appears to be handguns at police and they appear to be pellet guns. they are wanted on more than a dozen weapons charges each. >>> chopper 6 hd over hatboro, montgomery county, where firefighters are on the scene of a blaze here a two alarm house fire at 13 west county line road here in hatboro, the firefighters were called out at 11:30, just over a half hour ago. it looks like the flames came through the roof and the firefighters are on the roof l

for now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." to you. >> annie thank you for that. >>> and police in new castle delaware are trying to sort out the details of a shooting that led to a car crash in middletown. chopper6 was over the scene on the 300 block of dove run road. police say one occupant of the car had been shot but it's not clear who shot them or where they were wounded. the victim was flown to the christiana hospital for treatment. no one is in custody. >>> we are learning more about the moments when police shot and killed two wanted fugitives from delaware. this happened at 10:00 yesterday morning at a motel in elkton maryland just over the state line. police were serving a warrant. authorities now say 25-year-old brandon jones and his girlfriend, chelsea porter were armed with realistic looking bb guns not real firearms when they refused repeated police commands to drop their weapons. four officers opened fire. >> detectives in camden county have released a video that they hope will help solve a murder. the video shows

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside of police headquarters. she's been tracking this story and joins us with the latest. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. and police have confirmed that a 17-year-old has been killed. another teenager remains in the hospital. also another adult male is in the hospital. and police say that this could have been even worse because of where this all happened, across the street from a playground and also a rec center. take a look at this video. according to investigators this all happened just after 9 o'clock last night. multiple 911 calls came into police reporting that shots were fired. fifteenth district police responded to an alley by the 3100 block of sterling. witnesses told officers several people fled on bikes or were taken by private vehicle to the hospital. a 21-year-old shot in the neck ran to the 15th district for help. police transported him to the hospital. two teens, a 16-year-old shot in the torso and a 17-year-old also shot were taken privately to aria frankford hospital. the 16

for that now reporting live in center city, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." tam, back to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> from our delaware news room new castle county police are trying to sort out a shooting that led to a car crash. chopper six was over the scene on the 300 block of dove run road in middletown last night. that car ended up off the side of the road. meals say one occupant of the car had been shot but it's not clear who shot them or where the shooting took place. the victim was flown to christiana hospital for treatment. no one is in custody. >>> and camden county police have released video of a man they're trying to identify and locate. they say he was walking in the 1200 block of kaighn avenue on friday night when 34-year-old lloyd chambray jr. was shot and killed. police are asking anyone who recognizes this man to call them immediately. >>> a small plane had an unexpected layover in central p.a. after it hit a deer. the portion of the landing gear fell off when the plane hit the deer yesterday morning. the plane land safely at lancast

for now reporting live in the northeast, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thanks annie. >>> new this morning, detectives are sorting out what led to a late night double shooting in north philadelphia. it happened in a first floor apartment on the 3500 block of north 11th street. the 41-year-old who lives there was shot in the abdomen. a man in his late 20's was slot in the chest. a neighbor tells police it is possible that the gunman knows the younger victim. both victims are expected to survive. >>> from our new jersey news room, state lawmakers but consider a new atlantic city financial rescue plan before going through with a state takeover. mayor don guardian unveiled the five year proposal which was passed by city council. a.c. will use $110 million from the sale of historic baeder field and more than $100 million in bonds to pay down debt. the city will also lay off another 100 municipal workers. the plan also relies on a tax he refund settlement with the borgata casino that has yet to be worked out. >>> federal prosecutors will cross-ex

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live for us now at west chester university with more on thisming strike. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. and the union has been very active on their facebook page and also on twitter as well keeping people updated up until the last minute, up until that 5:00 a.m. deadline. they said on their facebook page last night the union said that the state handed it its last best offer and was done negotiating. the union has said throughout the early morning hours they remain at the table to talk. well, this is video from yesterday. you can see he some faculty walking into a meeting there, that's on west chester university's campus and negotiations are between the pennsylvania state system of higher education and its faculty union. there are more than 5,000 fact he tea and coaches across the state. now, the association of pennsylvania state college and university faculty said a strike for 5:00 a.m. if no agreement is reached. at issue a number of contractual changes including proposed raises offered over a three-year period, also h

for now reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." tt, back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> communities in north carolina are still dealing with the fact that hurricane matthew caused five months of rain to fall in just 36 hours. the storm is being blamed for at least 22 deaths in the u.s. flooding has left homes in lumberton without electricity and running water. a prison was forced to evacuate nearly 800 inmates. officials predict it will only get worse until rivers recede and that may not happen until the end of the week. >> we're extremely still concerned about the loss of life. sadly, i think we lost another individual due to water and we don't want to loss any more. >> president obama has signed a disaster declaration which will provide assistance to 10 counties in north carolina. >> ♪ >> today marks four weeks until voters decide who will be the next president of the united states. if you want to vote in that election, today is the final day to register in pennsylvania. the dead line in delaware is this saturday october 15th and

for now reporting live in camden, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." , back to you. >> thanks so much for that report annie. >>> a new jersey correction officer is charged with sexually assaulting an inmate. prosecutors say 32-year-old brian ambrosi had a sexual relationship with an inmate. he has been suspended. he's being held at the somerset county jail on $50,000 bail. >> tests show children in trenton have. more than 100 fountains and faucets were over the limit. at grant elementary alone there are more than 20 bad faucets. district says it took action as soon as it had the results. >> the fixture that we had a hit that was above what's required certainly we would immediately shut the fixture down. >> we have the complete lead water report posted in the new jersey section of 6abc.com plus results of similar tests from the philadelphia school district which were released last week. >> ♪ >> hurricane matthew has come and gone but effects of the deadly storm are still being felt in the south. president obama has declared a major disaster in south caro

for now reporting live in collingdale, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news. tam back to you. >> okay, we'll check in with you again shortly. thank you annie. >>> developing overnight an argument leads to deadly gunfire in kensington. the vic testimony was killed left dying in the street on his birthday. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at police headquarters with more on what happened here. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and detectives from here at the homicide division are speaking with witnesses including a friend of the victim a man shot and killed on his 30th birthday in kensington. the 911 call started coming in shortly before 11:30 last night. a man shot on the 700 block of east allegheny. when police arrived, they found the victim lying in the middle of the street. he had been shot in the head and back and was unresponsive. police rushed him to temple university hospital fromwhere he was pronounced dead at 11:48 p.m. he had just turned 30 that day. witnesses told police he had been in a fight with other meniere by

let's go over to annie mccormick. she's live on the campus of west chester university. you can hear the picketers behind her right now. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala. they made their decision at 5:00 a.m. this morning and within a half hour, they were all gathered here. i have to tell you that from a statement that the union just released they said 11:35 p.m. we made a last attempt to negotiate through back channels. as you can see behind me more professors continue to join the picket line. now, the state handed its last best offer and was done negotiating. negotiations are between the pennsylvania state system of higher education and its faculty union, the association of pennsylvania state college and university faculty. now, there are more than 5,000 faculty and coaches across the state. at issue, a number of contractual changes including proposed raises, over a three year period also healthcare contributions. in the latest offer the state offered raises to permanent faculty. they withdrew a proposal that would add an additional class for facul

for now reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> it is now 5:06. a day-care center is under fire after disturbing video was posted on social media of kids being encouraged to curse on camera. >> what are they. >> ugly (bleep). >> yeah, what are they. >> (bleep). >> that employee of creative minds in allentown has been fired but the unedited vehicle which we blurred because of the profanity and age of the children ended up on facebook. >> i was disgusted, upset. i felt embarrassed. more just surprised. >> the employee allegedly sent this video to her friends thinking that it was funny but one of those friends contacted authorities and turned her in. >> ♪ >> if you live in pennsylvania and you want to vote in next month's presidential elect, the deadline is today. eligible citizens have until this evening to apply for a new voter registration or make changes to their existing registration. in delaware, the deadline is october 15th. the last day to register in new jersey is october 18th. for m

for now reporting live in collingdale, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." , back to you. >> annie, thanks. >>> new here on "action news," a reading teenage are wanted for shooting two people at a high school football game is now under arrest. officials arrested the 16-year-old suspect in lancaster. he had been on the run for more than a month. he faces 2,000 counts of reckless endangerment and aggravated assault for the shooting of two people in york on september 9th. police suspect the teen also carried out several other shootings in york. >> it is 5:05 and things got heated in the faceoff between pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey and his democratic challenger katie mcbegin he tea. the deb debate focused on gun violence. toomey tout fundamental working across the aisle to work with joe manchin on legislation for stronger background checks. >> see, i'm a big believer in the second amendment. i think it's a personal individual right and an important one at that. i just don't think there's a conflict between the second amendment and a three minute bac

annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a deadly crash shut down a portion of the schuylkill expressway for everything hours in fairmount park, police say that the crash happened at 11:30 p.m. at the eastbound lanes at the montgomery drive exit. according to investigators a speeding vehicle hit a barrier and the driver was ejected and killed. and police do not believe that the truck driver will be charged and all lanes were back open at 3:30 this morning. >>> pennsylvania's 14 state universities could be on the brink of their first faculty strike. the union has a count down clock on their website, they are offering the faculty member a raise but wants them to pay for more medical insurance and sticking points for the workload for part-time professors and other classroom issues. >>> both presidential candidates are dealing with controversy as they deal with the preparation for the final debate. the democrats are facing more fallouts surrounding hillary clinton's private email server. karen travers joining us live from washington. >> reporter: good afternoon rick. me