tell me about annie. >> annie who? >> annie. >> who the [ bleep ] is annie?irl that was at your house for a party last weekend. >> dude, i have no idea who annie is. >> we've already talked to a lot of other people that all verify she was there, danny. >> okay. show me a picture, then. >> reporter: you showed him a picture of annie. >> yep. >> brittany? is her name brittany? >> no, it's annie. >> reporter: detectives thought daniel was lying, and they were done playing around. >> what if i told you she's dead? >> i didn't do it. what the [ bleep ]? if you guys think i did this, i do want a lawyer. >> okay. >> because there's only -- >> we're done. >> the only thing that is shaking me. >> we're done daniel, because i think you did it. >> well, if you think i did it, then you've got the wrong guy, man. for real. >> good luck. >> find the right guy. >> reporter: derek was confident he had. they booked daniel for annie's murder. did this name mean anything to you? ferry? >> no. >> reporter: guy's known for doing drugs. >> uh-huh. >> i didn't understand it. annie

annie. >> thanks, erin.nk >>> a new plan to increase the size and strength of the fencegt that surrounds the white house h was presented to washingtonas planning officials yesterday.lse this was in a bid to halt to h fence jumping security breaches.es this follows two incidents of to fence jumpers back in aprilil and several others the pasthe p year. the proposed 14-foot fencence would include handy climblimb features and intrusion intru detection technology.hnology. >>> and the nearby memorialby ml bridge is also getting as al get face-lift. the national park servicervi released several concept cce images showing various plans p to rehabilitate the crumblingheb bridge. the four current proposalsfour vary greatly in how to r the draw span which is severely corroded but all all agree the bridge deck and piers and foundations wouldatiow need to be rehabed. rehabed. >> they come from that 52hecomeo different countries each wi a different story but all with the same dream to one day become u.s.

annie. >> now to the race for the white house. voteers in indiana will cast primary ballots on tuesday and this weekend presidential race shifted to california as candidates spent time in the golden state looking for those boats. >> indiana primary may be tuesday and this weekend is all about the great state of california. >> california is going to decide this republican. >> he spoke at the convention saturday, by comparing trum top clinton. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are flip side of the same coin. both support the same policy issues. >> trump addressed same gop leaders friday and seemed to imply he may not be concerned about party unity. >> there should be and has to be unity and with that being said, would i win, i can win out t. i think so. >> governor john okay sis sick is stumping in california and hitting hard against trump. >> at some point you think people would be tired. i'm not interested in anything he has to say it's the same old blabber. >> on the democratic side clinton are taking a break from the trail tod

annie mccormick is live in lacy township with details on the arrest. annie. >> reporter: sarah, we want to take you back to the dramatic video of the capture, authorities have been waiting for almost a week. you can see right there, after 11:00 a.m., the activity started to pick up, around double trouble state park and officers got out of the park and headed toward the parkway after receiving word that escapee arthur buckle was nearby on the parkway. you can see the escaped inmate in custody after he was capture near mill mark 76. he was taken into custody without incident not far from where he was spotted late sunday night at the forked river rest stop. in fact a tenth of a mile away. late sunday there was surveillance video that showed buckle inside. state police say through family members he was planning surrender at the stop and never followed through and took off sometime last night. tactical and k89 -- k-9 flooded the area. schools remained open, but all outside activities were cancel. he escaped last tuesday from the ancora unit bayside state pr

annie mccormick will have more at 6:30. let's go over to karen rogers with traffic. >> reporter: we have an accident 422 westbound near 23. eastbound is where the normal morning volume is that's starting to back up as you approach 23. watch for that accident on 422. other issues around the area looking live on i-95. not bad at all, this is southbound traffic getting heavy approaching cottman, but not too bad as you head toward center city, overall 16 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. this is an easy commute on i-95 southbound. new jersey, speeds on 42 are mostly in the 50s. we have a live picture of route 42. that's northbound traffic coming up from deptford, turners victim. fairly light volume for this time of the morning. we have someone on the commuter report talking about an accident south gold street in yeadon. temperatures in the suburbs, 47 in quakertown, 48 in warrington. 47 in saint davids. 50 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey, upper 40s in hammonton and woodbine and boardwalk in ac it's 54 degrees

let's go back to that story with annie because it's breaking right now. philadelphia police officer is on the mend this morning after a nasty cruiser crash overnight. that happening on south street. again let's go on over to "action news" reporter annie mccormick live there right now. she's got the latest details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that police officer is lucky to be okay. take a look at the cruiser involved in that crash right lined me. you can see how mangled it is against that pole there and then you can see all of the debris surrounding it as police here are trying to keep traffic away from the portions of debris around it. now, 45-year-old female police officer was behind the wheel. she is at jefferson hospital and is expected to be okay. wie, take a look at this video. this all unfolded around 2:00 a.m. now, that officer we were just talking about from the third district was responding to a call in the 300 block of south street near randolph where two people reported they were assaulted. now, following the assault,

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam.this scene here in overbrook we are told by police that they opened fire when the driver of a suspicious vehicle did ignore their commands to stop. we are told that once they got into the vehicle, they saw that the driver was not armed but they still felt that it was a threat when he was driving towards the officers. well, take a look at this video. this waaccording to police plain-clothes officer reportd that van as suspicious and called for a marked police cruiser to assist them. after the vehicle continued to circle the block police vehicles surrounded it with lights and sirens on then approached on foot. the driver did not listen to commands to stop and was driving towards the officers when one of the plainclothes officers from the unmarked vehicle fired four shots. we're told that the driver was hit in the chest and was transported by police to penn presbyterian hospital where he was later pronounced dead. back out here live on the scene, this is the area you can still see that th

annie mccormick is live at the scene, annie. >> reporter: that's right, the victim was a man waiting for a bus. the driver was out of control and hit and killed him. the driver took off on foot. we'll have details about the investigation coming up. pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, to so many. weathertech. proudly made in america. >>> the parents of a toms river new jersey boy who was four when he shot and

for now reporting live from south street, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> good to hear about that. thank you annie. >>> happening today, the school district of philadelphia will present its 2016-17 budget to city council. superintendent william hite mentioned the possibility of closing up to three schools at a meeting last month. the public will have a chance to weigh in on the school budget plan and on mayor can kenny's proposed tax on sugary drinks tomorrow. kenny is calling for a three-cent per ounce tax to help fund programs including universal pre-k. >> and going on to -- we have an important reminder for voters in the garden state. today is the last day to get registered to vote in new jersey's primary. a republican and democratic primary will be on june 7th, that is the the last day of the primary season. it's a closed primary. that means you can only vote for candidates representing the political party that you are registered for. >>> kentucky and oregon are holding their primaries today. presumptive republican nominee donald trump is st

for now reporting live along south street, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news."k to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> a construction worker was struck and killed along i-95 in delaware. a minivan hit the worker along the highway in wilmington. he was pronounced dead at christiana hospital. the worker was part of a crew placing barrels and signs on the northbound side near the brandywine river bridge. police say the minivan was traveling at a high rate of speed. no word if the driver will face criminal charges. >> ♪ >>> the u.s. corner's office in new jersey is expected to release a list of unindicted co-conspirators in the bridgegate scandal today. officials say e-mails and texts from top christie aides show that they requested two lanes of the george washington bridge be shut down in 2013 causing massive traffic jams. christie has always denied having any knowledge of the plot. one person who close to remain anonymous petitioned the judge not to release the names but ultimately lost that battle but there is a chance for more legal filings delaying the release today.

that is such a nice break anni annie. >> so nice.unately. >> it's a little chilly than yesterday and it's a little windy today. but we will take the sun and rain-free weather. >> absolutely. no more rain today. >> well let's turn to the race for the whitehouse this morning. republicans in nebraska gathered for state's party convention yesterday and they soundly reject aid proposal by nebraska senator ben stoos support a candidate. >> sas is one of the local leaders or vocal leaders rather of the anti-donald trump mov movement and he want gop to pick a third party candidate to push conservative again saturday and state republicans called for party unity. trump and clinton war of words is heat heating up. >> front runners took a break from campaigning but the back and forth between trump and clip ton continued on twitter. one of clinton campaign accounts tweeted why has donald trump not released tax return looks like he's out of excuse and links to a new campaign ad out this morning that asks vote whaerz is trump hiding and clinton cam

back to you annie. >> thanks erin. en. on that fire on the tracks at a metro station in d.c..c >> the sports junkies will joini us live after the break, too. we'll chat with them about a whole bunch of stuff including why they're talking to the mayor today. it's 6:27. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. ♪ >> welcome back. time now 6:30 taking live lookkg outside and, yes, it is anotherh wet day.t d. tucker says more rainfall on the way. y he'll have a full forecastecast coming up at 6:35 along withit your traffic report.epor but first developing overnight in alexandria the search for a suspect involved in deadly deay stabbing. just after 9:30 last night nig officers responded to the 610010 block of lanconia road foroad report of an injured person.so they found adult male sufferings from stab wounds there.b un he was taken to the hospitalospa where he later died.ie >>> and this morning the federal center metro s

for now reporting live along south street, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> annie thank youor that. >>> and also happening today, the ntsb will release the probable cause of last year's deadly amtrak derailment in port richmond. already this morning some details of those findings are emerging. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at 30th street station with more on all of there. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this was a year long investigation. we saw those ntsb investigators at the site in the days following the crash and then the investigation continued in washington, d.c. for some of the details that are emerging before they officially release the probable cause today we're hearing that human error could have been a factor here and that there was also a problem with the train's emergency windows but we'll hear more about it today when the ntsb meets in washington, d.c. may 12th, 2015. eight people were killed, more than 200 injured after amtrak train 188 derailed in port richmond. about 10 minutes after leaving 30th street station. one

annie?l a lot of questions thank you, alex. >>> our coverage of the deadly shooting spree continues. you can find updates online at fox 5 dc.com. . >>> another big talker is this weather, caitlin looks hike the rain tapered off which is good news >> it really is. alex and all the other reporters around the area, all the police force, everyone outside yesterday during the pouring rain, we did not get a break. look at these impressive rainfall totals, .79 inches, dulles daily record over an inch of at bwi marshal. that was through the day yesterday. friday. that was probably the most water logged of any of days we've had over the past week. we've had showers and yes, even severe storm, remember back on monday? but yesterday was a consistent all day rain from this persistent low pressure system that still sitting over us. all that moisture though has pretty much ended. we are still seeing showers circling up through new york, pennsylvania and on back side through virginia this sits here and spi

annie.> in other news this morning, metro crews will be hard atl bea work this holiday weekenday w making those repairs and that aa means some long wait times forif you if you are riding the ridin rails. fox5's alexandria limon iss live at west falls church metro station this morningationr with more. hey, alex. >> reporter: hey, annie.r: h, an this holiday weekend there are e going to be a lot of repairsep happening. in fact, they will t be happening on all six metroet lines but northern virginiairgia residents who rely on theon t metro to get around, well, you y will be hit especially hard. now, we are here at the west t falls church metro station and this is just one of thehe stations that will be closedd all weekend long. in fact, youal can see there are signs here letting people know k that's the case. c this is just one of those tse stations that is closed and insi fact, there will be no orange o line trains running at allt through the weekend.eeken now, the vienna, the dunnhe d loring

good morning, annie. >> good morning, tam and matt. at this scene police say they opened fire when the driver of a suspicious vehicle ignored their command to stop and kept driving towards those police officers. police say that the man that they did shoot, the driver of that vehicle, appears to not have been armed with a gun but they do consider him armed because he was driving a vehicle towards those police officers. well, take a look at this video. this is video from the scene earlier this morning. this all unfolded around 1:00 a.m. this is at 63rd and overbrook. it is that vehicle with the passenger door opened that is the suspicious vehicle police from the 19th district tried to stop. according to police, plainclothes officers in an unmarked vehicle reportd that van as suspicious and called for a marked police cruiser to assist them. initially they tried to pull over the vehicle, headed eastbound on lancaster avenue. allegedly the vehicle hit several parked cars on lancaster. police followed the vehicle to drexel, 54th street then

for now reporting live in wynnefield, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."t. >> thank you annie. >>> democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton is claiming victory in the kentucky primary. her rival bernie sanders won the democratic primary in oregon. the other state where voters cast ballots yesterday and presumptive gop nominee donald trump appears to have called a truce with a long time foe abc's megan hughes reports. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: the bernie sanders the winner in oregon n kentucky hillary clinton is declaring victory. sanders telling the california crowd he has a message for the democratic party. >> it can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome into the party people who are prepared to fight for real economic and social change. [cheers and applause] >>> we are in until the last ballot is cast. >> reporter: not the apology many in the party are looking for after reports his supporters vandalized party headquarters and nevada. donald trump sitting down with figure began kelly. their fight began at the first republic

so some additional fun facts about annie and eric, annie is also a doodler.t the beginning of the year she embarked on a tremendous project to create a doodle a day. using collage, watercolor and ink and whipped up arts this year and include a drawing an imaginary book "birch please." and a little yellow cat with the words." you got to be kitting me." many people have loved how he captured the three world series wins of san francisco giants and i personally love both his and annie's collaboration with paul madonna, who i got to meet today and love their collaboration with our very own small business commission president mark dwight of rickshaw bag works. you have to get one of their bags, it stays in the forms after many, many washes. one fun fact about eric, today is his 50th birthday. so happy birthday eric and in honor of eric we thought we would share other interesting facts:his nickname was tiger and spent time in a vw bus and knows the lyrics from soft rock from the '70s, 80s and 90s. so for eric's birthday our office also known as d4 fish studios made

reporting live outside of temple university hospital, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> new this morning dive teams had to paul stolen car from a lake in mount laurel new jersey. the action cam was there as crews arrived at north lake road and birch field drive. the vehicle had been abandoned in the water. the incident remains under investigation. >>> and the fbi and philadelphia police are on the hunt for two center city bank robbers. two republic bank branches held up just three blocks apart by different men. the man in the coat hat and glasses robbed a branch on 16th near walnut. police recovered the money a block away after the dye pack went off. at flynn:15 yesterday morning another man held up the republic bank this time at 16th and market. investigators say he's a suspect in at least one other center city bank robbery that's occurred in recent months. >> a south jersey teacher charged with sexually assaulting a female student on school property. chester ingraham has been removed from his position at anne mullen middle sch

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at tinicum township police with the details. annie. >> reporter: and matt, that's right the chase ended in philadelphia but it started here in delaware county after a tinicum township police officer saw a suspect in a home invasion jump into a car to get away. that's when the officer gave chase. well, this is video from the scene and philadelphia after the chase ended. philadelphia police searched a large area around delaware avenue and spring garden for the suspect. the chase between the tinicum officer and the person he believed to be a suspect ended with a crash around girard avenue and that's where the suspect then fled on foot. now, this all unfolded around 10 o'clock last night. a 911 call for a home invasion in prospect park brought police to the 200 block of lafayette avenue and officers saw one of several suspects jump into a vehicle there. that is what sparked the chase. there are at least two other suspects that fled possibly from foot from the park scene. back out here live the police officers suffered minor injuries

for now reporting live in germantown, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> thank you annie. >>>eloping this morning, several police officers in new mexico recovering this morning from a chaotic scene that erupted outside a donald trump rally. >> you can see just how bad it got over our shoulders. it happened outside the albuquerque convention center. at one point trump protestors broke through a barricade. >> along with rocks they also threw burning t-shirts at police causing several injuries among officers. police have labeled the outburst a riot and made a series of arrests. trump responded inside the rally by telling them to go home to mommy. we will have a full report from the satellite center coming up in the next half hour. >> it is now 5:06. we're learning tragic new details about a man run over by a septa train in service it happened along the market frankford line near 13th and market streets shortly after 5:00 last night. witnesses say the man in his 60's was waiting for the train when he suddenly fell onto the tracks. he was pronounced dead at the scene. family member

for now reporting live outside of temple university hospital, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> also new this morning, dive teams pulled a stolen car from a lake in mount laurel, new jersey. the action cam was there as crews arrived at north lake road and birch field drive. they were able to tow the car to the shore line. it's unclear how the car exactly got into the water who stole it. >> ♪ >> taking a look at today's big primary. ted cruz's stop trump movement faces a big test today in that primary in indiana. however win or lose cruz is vowing to stay in the race. >> now donald trump cannot clinch the nomination even with a big primary win today but his pathway to the convention in cleveland would get a lot easier. >> the stakes are a bit lower on the democratic side. hillary clinton holds a commanding lead over bernie sanders. in fact she's already secured 91 percent of the delegates she needs to win the nomination. sanders has been making stops in kentucky while clinton's team has moved on to states that will be crucial in the general e

annie?>> thanks caitlin.>>> thanks cl >>> major league baseballr ague kicking off its annual play bala weekend today.ay major league stadiums across ths country are putting on tons of f events for children at this game this weekend.is weekend kids will be able to run the bases and big leaguers will beil on hand to interact with them am well.we they're also be give aways muchm lots of fun there.ts of n there the tsa facing major scrutinyort and if you head to the airportio any time soon, get ready too wait. wait fine out why security leaps area getting longer and there's nohen relief in sight.ig time now is 7:19. back in a moment. moment. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. ♪ >> welcome back. text tuck lieutenant governortea dan patrick says texas will forr go federal funds over lgbt policies. patrick isn't going to go along with obama's ruling thatha requires state schools to all

annie mccormick is live on the scene on north 17th with the details. good morning, annie. >> reporter: let's get to the details of the fire, the 67-year-old woman suffered second degree burns to her face and neck. firefighters responded to the 6200 block after midnight. crews got the fire under control in just ten minutes. the fire was located on the second floor inside a middle bedroom. at this hour there's no cause. back out here live we're told the fire marshal will be out to investigate. the 67-year-old woman suffered smoke inhalation and expected to be okay. reporting live in germantown, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> new this morning, a police officer in delaware county had a close call, the driver of an suv tried to make a turn and clipped the back of a trainer police cruiser it happened at post road and main street. the cruiser ended up on the sidewalk, the officer was not hurt. >>> new on "action news" a teacher at pottsgrove high school in montgomery county has been arrested for having a sexual relationship with a s

annie mccormick is live at chester police with the latest on the investigation. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right, chester police said they don't believe the teenagers were the deadly targets in the shooting. one teen was killed and another wounded and an adult was wounded, as well on saturday night. family members identified the teenager who was killed as zenas powell, and quaw -- quamar was shot and in critical condition. jen noon shipley was -- jenene shipley was shot and released from the hospital. she was talking to the two boys when two gunman emerged from the alley and started shooting. >>> no remorse, no nothing, they didn't care. >>> they want to the store and 0 both of them to get shot up like they did, they did not deserve that. >> reporter: now the mayor is urging people to come forward with information at this hour police are not saying who they believe the intended target was. they are reviewing surveillance video if you have any information you're urged to contact chester police. reporting live outside chester police, annie mccormick channel 6

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live with the latest.d morning, annie. >> good morning, tam l police are calling this a one man stabbing spree that spread across a massachusetts city, the massachusetts city of taunton. it left two people dead also we are told that the suspect is dead. he was killed by an off duty law enforcement agent. well, authorities say this all began on this street in the city of taunton about 40 miles south of boston. that's where suspect arthur darosa crashed a car outside of a house then walked into that home and stabbed two women with a kitchen knife. an 80-year-old woman the victim in there died. her daughter is in the hospital with the life-threatening injuries. police say he then stole a vehicle from that street and crashed that car into the silver city galleria mall in front of a macy's. he assaulted multiple people inside the macy's then entered the restaurant w bertucci where he stabbed two people and a 56-year-old man. an officer was in the restaurant and shot the suspect. darosa died at the hospital. wit

good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala and matt.ht now you can still see behind me that officers are still processing the scene. detectives are still here. police say they opened fire when the driver of a suspicious vehicle ignored their command to stop and kept driving towards the officers. police say that the man shot was not armed with a gun but they felt in danger when that vehicle was coming towards them. now, this is video from earlier. we're told that this all unfolded around 1:00 a.m. it's that vehicle with the passenger door open that is the suspicious vehicle. police in the 19th district tried to stop. according to police plainclothes officers in an unmarked vehicle reported that van as suspicious and called for a marked cruiser to as sister them. they surrounded the vehicle with lights and sirens on and approached on foot. the driver did not listen to commands to stop and was driving towards the officers when one of the plainclothes officers from the unmarked vehicle fired four shots. the driver was hit in the chest and l

for now reporting live in overbrook, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> annie thank you for that. >>> now let's switch live to katherine scott at police headquarters with details on a separate police shooting that happened in southwest philadelphia. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning tam. in this case one man was shot in the leg. he's in stable condition at the hospital. police say that one of the officers returned fire after this man shot at two officers in southwest philadelphia last night. let's go to video from that scene. this happened around 11:30 last night in the area of 53rd and gray's avenue. twelfth district officers were in the area. they heard multiple shots and two officers in uniform went to the back of a home there and saw a man, he was approximately 40 years old, he was on the back porch shooting in the air. they approached him and told him to drop his weapon. the man fired one shot at police according to officers. he missed. one of the officers fired back. he was hit in his left leg and the same bullet trav

we are reporting live from tinicum township police, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." back to you. >> okay, annie thank you for that. >>> philadelphia police are looking into an accident involving one of their own. chopper6 hd was over the area around frankford avenue and wellington street just after 10:00 p.m. last night. this is where a police cruiser and a civilian's car crashed into each other. so far no word on serious injuries to anybody in either car. >> ♪ >> new on "action news," the search for three people who carried out an armed rob real in the city's roxborough section. it happened along the 500 block of gary hard street yesterday morning. a woman tells police she was about to unlock the front door of her house when three masked men confronted her and her two friends. the robbers stole purses wallets credit cards and iphones and took off in the woman's blue 2008 acura. none of the victims were injured. >> it is 5:06 and the preliminary results of an investigation into the pennsylvania state e-mail scandal will not be released today. attorney general kathlee

annie mccormick is live where this happened this morning. annie. >> reporter: matt, that family just returned home, they are okay. we spoke to them off camera. they want to get home, back inside, it was an at her at her -- terrifying ordeal, the men were wearing masks. it happened in the 14,000 block of faraaday. they broke into the home and tied up the couple and their son. the intruders fled and left the family of three tied up. police say the men were warmed and they think they gaped entry through the back door. here's what police had to say a little bit ago. >> all three family members were sleeping when they were awoken by three perpetrators. one was seen with a gun in his hand. all three had masks covering their faces, they began ordering family members to tell them where the money is. >>> the family members said they kept asking where the money was. they got cash from the son's wallet. they heard the intruder say we have the wrong house. they think this may be a case they they went to the wrong home looking for someone else. they had

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." matt back to you. >>> a mechanic in the philadelphia school district has died four months after he was critically injured in a school boiler explosion it happened on january 13. authorities confirmed christopher trakimas died yesterday. he suffered serious injuries in the blast. >>> republican donald trump will be joining new jersey governor chris christie tonight for a fundraising event at the national armory in lawrence township. trump released 11 potential picks for the supreme court. the federal election commission has released his financial explorers forms they showed he made $515 million in earned income in the last 11 months. these are not his tax returns, he refuses to make them public. >>> bernie sanders spoke at a san francisco labor rally yesterday and gave no hint of preparing his supporters to unify around hillary clinton. supporters erupted with rage at the nevada state convention when they felt that the rules were set up to favor clinton. california senator feinstein sa

annie? >> reporter: matt, luckily, nobody was hurt, but this was a terrifying ordeal for the family. three masked men barged into their home one had a gun and tied the family up. take a look at the video. it happened at 1:00 a.m. in the somerton section of the city in the 14,000 block of faraday. the intruders broke through a sliding glass door into the home and tied up the couple in their offs and 37-year-old son. -- 60s and 37-year-old son. the family returned earlier this morning and spoke to us off camera and said one intruder pointed a gun at them, after demanding money, the intruder said out loud they think they got the wrong home. back out here live, the intruders kept saying where is the money. the family said we don't have any. the intruders left with taking cash from the son's wallet. we are told this is a very safe lot. there are several police officers that live on the block. residents we talked to moments ago said they are shocked that anything like this happened here in this se

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news" back to you. >>> annie, i tweeted out that picture, as well. >>> a mother was murdered while her four children slept inside the home. police with chased the suspect and at this hour took him into custody. let's go over to katherine scott live on the scene, the 3200 block of roarer street in kensington. she has the details. >> reporter: that's right, tam, police were searching for the man for several hours. 45 minutes ago they took him into custody. police believe it's a domestic execute that turned deadly. let's go to the live video in port richmond where a brief car chase with police came to an end about 45 minutes ago. nobody was injured in the car chase, no accident took place. the plate that you're looking at is the vehicle that the man fled in. this started in kensington. officers were called to the 3200 block of roarer street around 2:20 a.m. a 911 call came in from a 24-year-old man who told the dispatcher he choked his girlfriend. he indicated he was suicidal. when officers got here, the door was open, they found the woman in the bedroo

for now reporting live in wilmington, delaware, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." matt. >> annie, thanks. >>> once escaped inmate arthur buckel is at a state prison in trenton. "action news" was overhead during his capture on the gardegarden state parkway in lay township yesterday. a medical unit is evaluating buckel and investigators are talking to him to determine how he escaped and what he was doing. buckel disappeared from a minimum security facility in hammonton on may 3rd. he was just weeks shy of being eligible for parole. now the 38-year-old could face an additional three to five years behind bars for the escape. >>> police are investigating the report of a sexual assault at sayre high school west philadelphia. a female freshman told her parents that a male classmate attacked her in a classroom after dismissal on friday afternoon. the boy identified by the girl was seen on surveillance in the school hall around the same time. the school has suspended him as it investigates. >>> a wayward tire bounced through traffic on route 222 in spring township berks cou

"action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live outside a family court in wilmington with the latest on what to expect today. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, two of the three girls charged in connection with amy joyner-francis' death. we are not naming them because they are jiewrvel -- juveniles. they face the lessor charges in the case with third degree criminal conspiracy. three classmates planned a confrontation against amy joyner-francis at howard high school of technology in wilmington. amy was rushed to the hospital where she died. she died of a long-standing heart condition triggered by the assault. but the victim's family said several cartiologist said the defect should not have caused sudden death. the family is calling for a second autopsy and they want more severe charges against the girls. >>> and so now we're going to blame her death on the heart condition when it was a school fight that led to her death. is to it was the civil assault that led to had your death, not her heart condition. the family wants to make sure that the people have clarity abou

. >>> let's go back to the breaking news you were talking about with annie mccormick. a lexus barreled into the septa shelter stop killing the man inside. the driver jumped out and look at the mann he hit and fled. annie mccormick has more at the scene at bustleton. >> reporter: he fled on foot and left the car behind. you can see the mangled lexus right there, they are waiting for a police tow truck to come and remove the vehicle. they are letting some traffic by. now, the force of this was intense, the car rested here, but if you go all the way over to the right you can see the bus canopy that's where the victim was sitting blimp when the vehicle hit --aw the driver get out and walk over and look at the victim and he fled the scene on foot leerving -- leaving the lexus behind. police think the car was going over 30 miles per hour. at the time there was a downpour of rain. police described the force, as the car came through, take a listen. >>> it struck the metal septa canopy with such force it tore the metal canopy from the sidewalk. it also struck the victim who was

let's go over to annie mccormick outside temple university hospital with more.ood morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam, police say after the driver hit the victim and dragged him several feet, members of his church did flag down police officers. he was transported here to temple university hospital and a short time later he was pronounced dead. this is video from chopper 6 hd last night when this all occurred at front and diamond streets at 10:00 p.m. police say the 57-year-old victim had just dropped off his church group for a meeting. based on on witness accounts he was exiting the van on front street and opened the drivers side door. >>> that's when the vehicle that was driving northbound struck the victim, caused the driver door to be bent back in the opposite direction and dragged the 57-year-old victim about 15 feet north on front street. >> reporter: and police say the driver had to have known that he hit someone. they only have a vague description of the vehicle right now. a small to mid size vehicle dark in color with heavy frontend damage --

annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>> all right, annie, thank you. >>> as we head into the memorial day weekend we're talking about a lot of heat. i hope you don't have to be out in it, but if you do, there's no better place to be than down the shore. katherine scott is live along the atlantic city boardwalk. there's ton on tap to do, i told you when the sun started coming up i would be jealous of you this morning. >> reporter: you should be jealous, the birds are chirping. some people will be out and about riding their bikes. right here on the boardwalk, you can see the sun is coming up. a little pink in the sky. it's a gorgeous morning at the shore. we're going to have a lot of company pretty soon when everybody comes down and has their memorial day weekend along the shore. that's welcomed news to the city that's been wracked with financial troubles. the focus this weekend will be on the fun. that starts with the unlocking of the ocean outside resorts casino. the mayor will be at the north carolina beac

for more we're joined by annie bird.he's the director of rights and ecology, a project of the center for political ecology, which tracks the connections between economic and development policy and human rights violations. annie, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the latest in honduras, what you understand the homeland security secretary was doing in honduras and the latest on those arrested for caceres' murder? >> secretary johnson was visiting honduras to witness the from the deportees united states to honduras. he said since october of last year, over 22,000 people have been deported to honduras and el salvador, so he was witnessing a return of some of those people. , and what weem is see in the case of berta caceres , the u.s. entities to support economic policies -- continues to support the economic policies as well as military and security forces involved in human rights abuses and are whether perceived by the population -- widely perceived by the population to be part of the violence and there are m

annie mccormick is lie on the scene in wynnefield.nie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. police have been out here all night holding this scene and as you can see behind me the crime scene unit and some detectives have just arrived out here. now, one of the gun shots that hit that young teenager it actually hit him below the heart. he's in critical condition. we're told that he was in surgery at penn presbyterian hospital this morning. well, take a look at this video. investigator say they're dealing with both an arson and shooting and right now they're still trying to figure out which one happened first, if the fire set on a chair on the front porch was used to lure the shooting victim out of the house or if it was method to semeant toset the house or firer up the shooting. the shooter came to couldn't fronts the victim over an incident involving his family member. >> the victim and another resident of the property forced the front door shut on the shooter. the shooter then fired three shots, all three shots went through the front door

annie. >> all right.g overnight,, right now prince george'sncge county police are policare investigating a homicide in district heights.district heigh police say they found a manay t suffering from a gunshot wound w in the 1900 block of rochelle re avenue. our fox5's alexandria limonaim is on her way to the scene now e and we will have the veryhe v latest as soon as she getss g there. >>> meantime a major shakeupor e at metro. gm paul wiede manage germs. the firings coming after a aft string of train and trackndra disasters and the federal transit administrationinistrat threatening to shut down metro m on the heels of a major year y long maintenance plan and justen lastan week gm paul wiedefeld we held an unprecedented meeting mi with all of its managers tos outline his plan to improve safety. >>> and tense moments outside the white house yesterday afternoon.nsit secret service says one of itsf uniformed officers shot a mand with a gun who approached aached check point outside the whitesiw house and refus

back to you. >> annie, thank you. >>> we are following a developing story at this hour. federal investigators are releasing their findings on last year's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. katherine scott is live now with more. >> reporter: investigators look at a number of different facets of this derailment. one was human error and one was lack of technology along the stretch that would have acted as a safety net. >> eight people died and 120 others were rushed to the hospital after the derailment of train 188, it was going double the speed limit when it hit the curve. they said if positive train control was installed among this stretch, the speed would have been enforced. >> if positive train was installed we would not be here today. >> people talk fondly. engineer bostian, saying he was dedicated. >> he went in the matter of seconds from distraction to disaster. >> just prior to the accident, a septa engineer had broadcast that a commuter train was hit by a thrown rock near philadelphia, shattering the windshield and getting glass in the engineer's face and then th

. >>> annie mccormick joins us live in lacey township where buckle was captured. annie you have the latest. >> reporter: rick and sarah you're right let's take you back to the video, the video that shows the end of a week-long manhunt. it was after 11:00 a.m. when the activity started to pick up around double trouble state park. officers got out of the park and headed toward the garden state parkway after receiving word that arthur buckle was close by. here you can see the escaped inmate in custody movements after he was captured near mile marker 76. he was taken into custody not far from where he was spotted sunday night at the forked river rest spot. you can see the van transporting buckle backing into new jersey state prison in trenton only a half-hour after his capture. at some point he will be evaluated and interviewed by the special investigation unit of the department of corrections. state police say through family members he was planning a surrender sunday night at the fork river stop, but never followed through and took off sparking again this mounted pol

annie mccormick has the developing details. >> reporter: good morning, tam, actually members of the church group flagged down 26th district police officers who called for the ambulance, they say the driver was unconscious at the scene. they rushed him to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead about two hours later. this was the scene video from chopper 6 hd over the scene at front and diamond. police say it was around 10:00 p.m. when the 57-year-old victim dropped off his church group for a meeting. based on on witness accounts he was exiting the van on front street and opened the drivers side door, when the car struck the victim and bent the door back in the other direction and dragged the victim 15 feet north on front street. here's the vague description the police have of the vehicle. >>> the description of the striking vehicle, small to mid side vehicle, dark in color, possibly two door, front end damage and damage possibly to the passenger front tire. it may have left the scene with a flat. >> reporter: and, again, this all happened around 10:00 p.m. the vehicle fled

so some additional fun facts about annie and eric, annie is also a doodler. at the beginning of the year she embarked on a tremendous project to create a doodle a day. using collage, watercolor and ink and whipped up arts this year and include a drawing an imaginary book "birch please." and a little yellow cat with the words." you got to be kitting me." many people have loved how he captured the three world series wins of san francisco giants and i personally love both his and annie's collaboration with paul madonna, who i got to meet today and love their collaboration with our very own small business commission president mark dwight of rickshaw bag works. you have to get one of their bags, it stays in the forms after many, many washes. one fun fact about eric, today is his 50th birthday. so happy birthday eric and in honor of eric we thought we would share other interesting facts:his nickname was tiger and spent time in a vw bus and knows the lyrics from soft rock from the '70s, 80s and 90s. so for eric's birthday our office also known as d4 fish studios mad

annie. thank you for that update teachers in detroit will head back to class after a sickout.chools closed. it's ad with assurance by michigan law makers to provide 500 million to restructure city public schools by creating a new district. teeners say they are not happy with the plan. >> if you think the lines are long at the airport you should know you soon could be waiting long areaen that's all thanks to tsa shortage i new study found they reduced air force over the last 10% and the change is while the american airlines was booming. 1,000 passengers missed their flight to chicago o'hare in march because of long tsa lines. >> it's a tsa precheck now and that helps a lot a friend of mine took a picture of the line in new york and he said the tsa precheck line was longer than the regular line. >> precheck might not be the best option either as you heard officials laid off 5,000 tsa passengers would register and 9 million people showed up. and long lines are not keeping tour friingt traveling to d.c.. city set a new tourism record last year. more than 19 people visited the nati