after school castille was walking home with her cousin, keyano blockington when they were attack. >> i was trying to see if i would survive. i could not see out of my eye. i'm surprised i can see new today because when i first got done fighting my eye ias closed. i could not see anything. >> reporter: what hurt relatives was to see onlookers video taping onslaught and in one offering to help. >> nobody helped, the the boy standing there going like this, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, go ahead. she was so big this girl is bigger than me. >> that hurt my heart so bad, and nobody was there to stop or even help, you know, it hurt me real bad. >> reporter: school district officials say nine student have been suspended for three or four days. >> when i saw video i said this is something serious. school security is an important matter. we don't need our children leaving school and fighting. >> reporter: one of the girls fighting on facebook that the suspension is nothing. >> she going to her prom, home coming, and she's suspended for couple days and she will go back to school and she don't care. s

justice castille did not believe that was proper. he has had problems. >> what is the bad blood. >> it goes back to the kids for cash, do you remember that way back when. justice mccaffery was critical or judge castille with regard to his position on it. also this thing with the referral fees. now the positions, now the the the problem with the pornographic e-mails. these two are individuals that have not gotten a long from day one. they didn't like each other. every issue that comes up they are at heads with each other. now he has been suspended. justice mccaffery has been suspended. it will go to the pennsylvania judicial conduct board. they will deciding whether there will be any type of, you know, permanent, you know. >> removal, disbar. >> they have a lot of things. they will to have make a decision. >> ken, good to he sue. >> thanks, good to see you this other big story worldwide death of ledgendry fashion designer oscar delauren ta. >> he passed away last night. oscar delauren ta was designer of choice for countless hollywood

>>reporter:and 16-year-old castille said it began at school when a girl called her shoes dirty and she replayed and called her ugly. they were attacked. >> i couldn't see out of my eye. i am surprised i can see today when i am talking to you. when i got into the fight my eye was closed. i couldn't see anything. >> the on lookers were videotaping the onslaught. >> he was going to go ahead and she was so big. this girl was bigger than me. >> that heart my heart so bad. nobody stopped to help. >> the officials say that nine students have been suspended for three or four days. >> when i saw the video it's serious. school security is an important matter. we don't need them to leave our schools and fighting. >> she was bragging on facebook that she said this is nothing. she is suspended for a couple of days. she don't care about this she is going to her prom and i don't think she should go to none of that. >> the investigation is ongoing. the police have not determined what if any charges are filed against the students that attacked the two girls. dann cuellar, "channel~6 action news." >>> t

ron castille attended the event. this concludes the first three floors. >>> a world war ii veteran from ocean county got an award today and a surprise for his wife that also served in the war. >> 70 years after he was wounded in the battle of the bulge, the bloodiest battle of world war ii. >> i earned it. if i didn't i wouldn't have gotten it. >> he was fighting to beat back hitler and the nazis when he was injured by shrapnel. >> i hit the ground. >> he was awarded the french legion and honor years ago and asked congressman chris smith for help getting the purple hart. >> we got the piece of evidence and that opened tup and they were able to convey to this very brave and courageous man what should have been given to him 70 years ago. >> his wife rose was also honored for her service, one of the first women to enter that branch of the service, she was stationed at pearl harbor. >> i ended up as a radio operator and communications chief in hawaii and i felt i was doing it for my country. >> you are a trailblazer. >>

[laughter] this is a big, plastic tote of castile soap, and it's one of the best castile soaps you canuy. >> so what's something like this cost? >> what is a tote? >> 4 grand. >> 4 grand. >> $4,000? >> yes. >> right. >> how much production can you get out of this? >> just under 5,000 units. >> we don't have a ton of room here, so we're buying one tote at a time, where maybe we need four totes to manufacture, you know, 5,000 to 10,000 units. >> but space is one confinement... >> yeah. >> for not having more of this. what's another confinement? >> we need more people. >> yeah. >> i mean, it's just a fact. >> jen is our sales team. >> what have you been doing? >> manufacturing the formula, you know, you name it. >> you understand that running your business that way is... >> yeah. >> not good for you. it's not good for the business. it's not good for anybody. if you don't have the working capital, if you don't have the human capital... >> yes. >> you will totally crumble. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> this business is facing a slew of issues, including the production process, the lack of machi

. >> shannon castile has been on both sides, the daughter of an addict growing up in tennessee, almost inevitably she became an addict, opiates, heroine and marijuana too. >> it was like my breath, i couldn't breathe without it, it was my very existence. >> shannon has been free and sober for three years. she cares for her three lively girls but she has struggled hard and after one of the struggles after the birth of her eldest daughter, shannon relapsed and found out she was pregnant again. >> i knew what kind of fight i had ahead of me the next nine months. >> shannon's doctor wrote her a prescription for more opiates. >> he said you can't stop. if you stop the detox would be so harsh you could possibly miscarry. towards the end of the pregnancy i was so worried about the consequences of what could addicted. >> thank you for mommy thank you for daddy. thank you for -- >> shannon's daughter was born healthy and drug free but if shannon did the same thing today using opiates under a doctor's orders in tennessee she could land in prison. as of july 1st, women can be jailed with charges

pennsylvania supreme court chief justice ronald castille did the honors the court is now at 15th andrch. a tour of the new state of the art building was given. cases will start being heard on november 17th. >> sports betting in new jersey just got one step closer to reality. the new jersey state assembly did not take long today to pass a measure which would allow it the goal is help the state' casino and race track industries but it still faces legal challenges from professional sports leagues and the ncaa. spokesman for governor chris christie declined to comment on the legislation. >>> it is a miracle this puppy is still alive. veterinarians suspect he was used as abate dog for dog fighting because of his severity of his injuries to his head and neck. fortunately home at last dog rescue saved this little guy from a philadelphia high kill shelter where he had been dropped off. >> he was rushed to a hospital where it was touch and go with the dog clinging to life. fox 29's dawn timmeney shows us how the veterinarians worked their magic. >> reporter: it's hard to believe anyone could

jay costas wants to wait until year to replace mccaffrey and chief justice ron castille who must retire because he turned 70. >>> just a week away from election day. the biggest race in our area is next tuesday, november 4th. the contest for pennsylvania governor, incumbent tom corbett is facing against his democratic challenger tom wolf. he is trying to corrbett the first to lose re-election. >>> killed the proposal sale of pgw to a private company in can connecticut. the $1.8 billion required approval from city council. pgw imposed a deal saying they were scared workers would lose their jobs. mayor nutter accused supporter of the deal said it would have brought in more than $420 million to the city's pension fund. >> i tell you what we heard and what we saw today is quite possibly the biggest cop out that we've seen in recent lenl slative history. >> simple reality is that there is no reality to sell as proposed. >> city council said a hearing will be held in december to discuss how to improve pgw moving forward. it is the nation's largest city-owned gas utility with more than half a