live at salem police "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dann what is the latest here? >> reporter: jim the suspect is nor to found say him and actively is being sought in philadelphia where she's known to have relatives. if you want to know how brutal the attack was look at the victim's face and she'll tell us what happened and the-year-old tried taken to veen. >> i'm telling her i don't want to fight you go about your sgliz it was painful to watch the 4' 9", 1007 pound victim as she spoke about the attack in front of her 2-year-old toddler in hands of bigger woman. the assailant in red mcdonald's uniform is 25-year-old la ty ah harris the incident captured on cellphone obtained by police is so brutal that this version has been edited and suffice to say assailant uses fists on victim's face like someone would use a hammer. >> i have a broken nose. and i had a mild conclusion. >> she kicks the victim while lying on the ground and spits at her all along the vick tem's 2-year-old was the only one that tried to intervene screaming and kicking the assailant. at one point th

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in the satd light center and dann the militants have sights set on baghdad. >> right now capital of iraq is hang in the balance as jihadists continue to make headway. if obama administration waives military option it's will be clear there will be no u.s. boots open the ground. >>> it's a celebration that hikely will infuriated americans that spend upwards of a trillion dollars here and gave so many life. jihadist fighters of the iraq and syria aka isi s shows them glee fully seizing a army base used to be a u.s. military headquarters. ironically enough made in the usa. >> iraq is fighting for its life as jihadists close in capital of baghdad less than 60 miles away they want a strict islamic state a group so brutal al qaeda distanced itself from them. today they announced they executed 1700 men iraqi solders captured nreept days. unverifiable claim but believable. >> the number of people killed in recent days may nrun hundreds. >> and that ruthlessness is why officials are concerned terror could spread and threaten americans at the u.s. embass

live in kensington, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, dann, owe gloucester township police say road rage is behind an incident on the 1200 blackwood, clem mondayton road 4:40 this afternoon. carl constantino approached michael brown. police say that when brown swung a box cutter and slashed constantino in the hand. brown fled from officers and was can toured. both refused to cooperate with the investigation. brown is facing charges for eluding police. >>> the driver of hyundai is in critical condition tonight in the wake of this crash in coyton, bucks county, the car crossed center line of new portville road 6:00 tonight and plowed into a ford wind star coming in the opposite direction. the driver of the windstar is stable. >>> police say a burglar was so comfortable inside the business he had targeted that he made himself a cup of coffee. surveillance pictures show the man in his green pickup truck brianers cheverolet in jenk untone and walked around the business until found unlocked door, went inside, made coffee and walked out with a bunch of tools. abington polic

going live to dune dune a dann t the scene. >>reporter:everything is under control. some nervous passengers didn't know what was going on when a park and jet shuttle bus erupted in flames followed by a couple of explosions. they shot this spectacular cell phone video. the entire vehicle was engulfed. >> it was blazing away. it was a cabin at the front end at first. it escalated to what appears to be a bonfire. >> flames, the bus was parked. people were running and nervous. i didn't understand what happened. i didn't he see when it first boom. i heard a boom all the way to another terminal. >>reporter:vince gallagher heard a boom too. >>reporter:fearing for passengers inside the debaggage claim area. they were evacuated to terminal c. >> the tires were popping where it was situated it could blow out the windows. >> i was nervous. i didn't know what the boom was especially with things that were happening across the country. i didn't know if it was terrorist attack or something negative. i was hoping that folks got out safely. >>reporter:the driver was the only one on t

dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you dann. >> other big story is 94 degrees, that is what we hit today 2 degrees short of the record in philadelphia and with the heat advisory in affect until 7:00 tonight, folks were looking for any way to stay cool, this was the scene in love park as folks were dipping their feet in the fountain and in fact more than their feet and catching a little spray any way they could to stay cool. lets check in with meteorologist, cecily tynan for the facts and figures from accuweather. >> a lot of people are trying to find creative ways to stay cool. we had two days in the 90s, today's high 93 and that is 10 degrees above normal and that is 2 degrees shy of the record high in philadelphia. however atlantic city airport hit 95 degrees and that is a new record high and the old record is 93 set in 1962, lakehurst 3u9d and millville 94 and allentown 90 and wilmington 93 and reading's high 91 degrees. if you add the humidity, the heat index was higher south of philadelphia and dover it feels like 100 degrees and feels like u79d in millville and 97 in w

for details we will go live to the satellite center and "action news" reporter dann cuellar, dann. >>porter: rick, west philadelphia man with the history of mental problems has been arrested for causing a major scare, in the lincoln tunnel during rush hour. police say he had called 911 saying he had high powered weapons and was going into the city to do harm. for a tense few minutes a train full of innocent commuters we came terror suspects staring down the serious weapons as swat cops armed to the teeth, searched every single one. >> swat people with guns told to us get off. >> as soon as we saw all of the commotion we realized there was something in the back car. >> it was pretty scary at the time. >> reporter: for hours police had been swarming the area near lincoln tunnel looking for any signs of this man, 39 year-old donald wallace of west philadelphia. police say he called 911 claiming to have high powered weapons and planned to use them somewhere in new york city. police say call came from a cell phone being used at this lumber store at 19th and park leading police to lock down

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live, at bensalem police headquarters, tonight, dann? >> reporter: jim, bensalem police acting on a tip work quickly to capture an alleged hit and run driver an an alleged cohort whom they say was working in concert with her to hide evidence. both were arraigned just over an hour ago. rachel, do you have anything to say for yourself? three three-year old melissa rachel and three three-year old steven pagano had nothing to say as they were escorted to and from their arraignment from bensalem. rachel was driving with the suspend license when she struck and killed six three-year old vincent perry, junior walking on the shoulder of the roadway at 4100 bristol pike. >> we received a credit credible tip today, to one of our officers which we were able to follow-up, and, then make an arrest. >> reporter: why did you try to hide the car. >> i didn't do bleep, i don't know what you are talking about. >> reporter: police say pagano helped the plan to hide gmc pick up truck that rachel was driving and to take it to a location in, northeast philadel

the home is on the 10,100 block of ferndale in somerton and live is dann cuellar.what are the details here? >> reporter: crime scene investigators are still here on the scene voest gating this home invasion. they believe this family is targeted because they own businesses and rental properties. they held their son hostage demanding they give up the money. >> they put us down and asked us for the money. >> chris describes a harrowing ordeal after two men invaded their home at 2:00 this afternoon and they received a message from their son who was walking home from school. >> they had my son kidnapped and they called from the phone and said give them everything, i gave them everything, the money, the jewelry, my son was scared and he gave them everything we had and they took everything. >> he tied up his wife before the bandit took off with 30,000

that's where "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live tonight. dap, camden was competing for philadelphia for the sixers new facility and camden wins. >> reporter: that's right, jim, its with a two-year battlele and ultimately they won. chalk is up for the state of new jersey. tired of playing second fiddle to keystone economic zones the state moved aggressively to lure another major sports franchise to move the practice facility across the river this time to camden water fronts long seen as diamond in the rust. >> great news for camden city and camden county. camden is moving forward in the right direction and this is a stein that businesses are looking at camden to do business. >> reporter: new jersey officials were beaming over the news that six areas announced they are moving full speed alead to build a practice facility in camden. the team applied for state's highly cherished tax credits which are designed to lure businesses here and compete with keystone economic zones. >> years ago pennsylvania created keystone zones which stole business f

in malvern, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, dap.n is admitting to his role in the robbery and murder of a philadelphia police officer. chansor pleaded guilty to the killing of moses walker. mcfarland agreed to testify against a second suspect rayfield joins who prosecutors say was the trigger man. he is expected to avoid a life sentence and joe's is facing the death penalty. >>> it's not every day a parent gets to call their child their hero. one delaware mother says her son saved her life. it was a terrifying moment for patrici a buckworth and rodrick on tuesday when their neighbor at foxwoods apartments in newark barged in and opened fire open them. rodrick ran towards shooter closing doors and piling up furniture to block him. his mom called 91 is 1. >> who is it ma'am. >> this is remarkable and amazeing. that's how patrici a describes her son. we spoke to her on the phone while they recovers. rodrick was also wounded and is expected to make a full recovery. gunman, 41-year-old jason brun sop killed himself. the first time she ev

"action news" reporter dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: police have vague descriptions of the gunman but they are working on surveillance footage from neighborhood cameras. after kidnapping the 15 year-old, they forced him to call his parents who own several businesses and told them to give up all of the money or they may never see him again. >> he came in, they have guns, he put us down. they asked us for money. >> reporter: the home owner described his family's ordeal at hand of gun wielding bandits who invaded their home just before 2:00 in the afternoon. only moments earlier they received a call from their son who told them he had been kidnaped less than a block away from home on this quiet bustleton street. >> they had my son kidnaped and then my son called us from the guy's phone and said give us. give them everything. money, jewelry, whatever you got. they asked him what we have inside. my son was scar. he told them everything we have. they took everything. >> reporter: this child witnessed kidnapping by two men police say were wearing purple latex gloves. they push the child

in oxford circle dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen cain has clarified some controversial comments that she made this week, on monday, cain suggested that jerry sandusky, did not face charges in connection with two boys. she said those boys may have been abused while prosecutors dragged their feet in bringing a case begins sandusky. today, kane's office acknowledged that one of the two was a among eight victims who testified at the trial. prosecutors say the second boy who came forward in 2012 had credibility issues. >>> the u.s. supreme court has ruled that police generally may not search your cell phone without a warrant the courts ruling was emphatic. nine to nothing. chief justice roberts wrote that cell phones are unlike anything else police may find on a person they arrest and for many americans, they hold the privacies of life. the supreme court also ruled in a broadcast an copy right infringement case today that the just advertise zest said start up internet company, areo has to pay broadcasters when it takes free television pr

dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: rachel do you have anything to say for yourself. 32 melissa rachel and stephen pagano had nothing to say as they were led away to their arraignment in bensalem. >> we received a credible tiptoed one of our officers was able to follow up. >> reporter: pmplet agano -- pagano why did you try to hide the car police say pagano tried to hide the pick up truck and took it to a location in philadelphia. >> they took it to a location in philadelphia where they did other things that we can't get into right now. >> reporter: at this point police had no idea how rachel struck the victim without seeing him and whether she was driving under the influence. >> at this time we have no evidence to approve there was narcotics or alcohol related to the investigation. >> reporter: judge brown ordered rachel held on $750,000 cash bail. pagano has been charged with tampering with evidence, he removed the license tag and washed it. he has been ordered held on $75,000 cash bail. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> osha is investigating the death of a worker at a

dann you have the full story? >>reporter:yes, jim. it's the robbery victim that ends up dead. in this case, all her past training in law enforcement turned the tide for one shopkeeper in mayfair. >>reporter:doyle was hugged by relatives relieved that she is okay. the petite shopkeeper held her own. >> she is fine. she was very calm. we were the ones that are freaking out. >>reporter:it was after 5:00 that the 47-year-old bandit walked into the store on frankfurt avenue. he puts the knife to the storeowners chest. she pulls the weapon, and shoots the suspect in the torso. >> he was taken to the hospital and later pronounced dead. >> sharron are you okay. >> i am okay. don't worry, dad. >> she decided to open up her own business after getting too many calls in the middle of the night. >> it got old. >>reporter:later doyle spoke about her ordeal. >> i did what i had to do to be here. >> did your law enforcement training help you out? >> i think that it didn't hurt. it didn't hurt. >>reporter:she was referring to andan angel a medalian. >>> the parents told police that a juvenile

the national weather service called an extremely dangerous tornado that tore through a small town in dann cuellar. take a look -- south dakota at that. tornado alarms sounded. heavy rain was hiding behind the tornado. >> we had weather move through and it's pushing off the coast right now. >> reporter: we did it's a day where we'll have showers popping up and thunderstorms today, bus stop the bluster of strong thunderstorms that's out of here. that's good news with the timing. it might have woken you up. let's look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. look at the lightning strikes off the coastline right now. you're still dealing with that if you're in surf city. let's go in wider and you'll see what's happening. we have showers up to the north. that's not reaching ground. if you go up to the north and poconos you've got showers there, that's what we're watching right now, but the heavy storms they are off the coastline. let's take you outside and show you what it looks like as we go live right now on sky 6 in hd. looking at the platt bridge. we have lots of clouds up above with the

>>reporter:at the hospital of pennsylvania i am dann cuellar "channel~6 action news." >>> the united states men he is soccer team gave fans much to cheer about the union hosted a viewing party in northern liberties. they gathered at the piazza at schmidts. they are leaving a legacy. tonight they held a special ceremony to reflect on four years at the school. class leaders showed off a time capsule. it shows the every day and the special moments that the class of 2014 shared. >>> still to come on news new problems for general motors after it recalls another 3 million vehicles. >>> a bear is spotted roaming the neighborhood. >>> 90 as well as more humidity and storms. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and phillies extra inning drama, ducis rodgers has that story when "action news" continues tonight. male announcer: commemorate the war of 1812 bicentennial and join our traveling celebration as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. visit starspangled200.com. presented by at&t. maryland. land of discovery. >>> we return live to chopper circum

live in the mayfair section, dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >>> and showing you knew s vide of the prelude to rape. and video of the rapist who strong armed a woman and forced her to her apartment where he raped her repeatedly. and the police released composite sketches of the rapist. and he each left and returned to rape the woman again. and live at special victim anticipates unit what is the latest on this? >> jim, the rape victim is fighting back, feeling well enough to help the artist draw a picture of the man who raped her after parks his bicycle near her home. and the rapist who struck in the 1900 block of spruce, the police released this video of suspect parking and securing his vehicle and stalking his victim. >> at that moment the victim passes by him on the highway. he immediately turned and proceeds to approach her from behind. she is unaware that anybody was following her or was stalking her or said anything to her. >> in this surveillance video released earlier you see the suspect sneak up behind his victim and ultimately strong-arm her into her apartment building.

"action news" reporter, dann cuellar live on the scene. what's happening there?we are outside of stan's health foods and police say after 5:00 a man goes in the store and pulls a knife on the woman owner who was in there by herself. he announce as robbery. and picking up the story, what happened next? >> this 47-year-old perpetrator went behind the corner and the owner of the store, a 46 year old female in the store by herself. and he took the cash register from the counter and threw it on the ground. and he removed money from the cash register. after he had the money he put the knife in the middle of the chest of the woman who owned the store. and the woman shot the suspect one time in the torso and he collapsed. and when the police got here he still had a $100 bill in his hand. and they took the unconscious suspect to the hospital and right now he is in extremely critical condition, unknown whether or not he will survive his injuries. the store owner was not injured. >> thank g

and the further ease to go the warm little before you 87 for dann felt oakland a prime example 75 in for cisco in the upper seventies to low 80s. the dishes that of the following the general pattern for each of the day for to be going on. clotted the start sunday at the nude. >>: temperatures will generally be up in the '70s the low 80s and a bit nice. bring the sunscreen and indeed it here's the seven bear on the date forecasts. among the year's high in manhattan the cycle people a stable forecasts over the course of the next seven. here's your whether to georges not been a pitcher traffic this morning. and was well worth of gold they with the meter let will be activated about 615 as to say back in the day that's what happened this morning 545 the meter and lights came on. a team manager drive time. as richard to the san mateo bridge or about half an hour away from will we would typically see step and go traffic here and no indication of the e at for the west on ride. and then the big races coming up at 9:00. and it's all about the road cut the u.s. to be portugal to the advanced mi

>>reporter:at the hospital of pennsylvania i am dann cuellar "channel~6 action news." >>> the united states men he is soccer team gave fans much to cheer about the union hosted a viewing party in northern liberties. they gathered at the piazza at schmidts. they are leaving a legacy. tonight they held a special ceremony to reflect on four years at the school. class leaders showed off a time capsule. it shows the every day and the special moments that the class of 2014 shared. >>> still to come on news new problems for general motors after it recalls another 3 million vehicles. >>> a bear is spotted roaming the neighborhood. >>> 90 as well as more humidity and storms. all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and phillies extra inning drama, ducis rodgers has that story when "action news" continues tonight. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be h

. >> dann one anything, as we remember one philadelphia 76 saying, it is practice, just practice. thank you. >> that's right. >> let's go on. >>> before speaking about the sixers mayor nutter made news. the city of philadelphia filed a bid to host the 2016 democratic national convention. >> we are the big convention city in the united states of america much we do big events and do them very well. we look forward to the opportunity. >> philadelphia last hosted the 2000 republican national convention. former governor ed rendell the chair of a nonprofit group hoping to raise $50 million to bring it to the well fargo center. the group meant in march and said hosting the convention could bring $300 million to the region's economy. the dnc is expected to announce the 2016 host city in november. >>> bad news for 90,000 motorists using the i-95 bypass already wilmington. cracks in two of the support columns for the tilting write over the kristina river. and david henry is live where it splits and how is the closure of the bridge affecting the preweekend traffic? >> it has been snarling tr

we're live outside the revel casino in atlantic city, i'm dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." back to you. >> thank you, dap a pep saucon high school student is it faced several charges after police say the girl slashed a classmate in the face. it happened on a school bus this afternoon. the 16-year-old slashed the girl's face with a sharp object and the suspect was immediately taken into custody. she's been charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of air weaponch the victim was treated at cooper university hospital. >> salem police are investigating an accident left a pedestrian in critical condition. it happened 7:00 in the 4,000 block of bristol pike. the victim was taken to aria torresdale with critical injuries. >> more alleged victims came forward in the child sex abuse case against a chester count why you music teacher. district attorney's office says antoine was accused of inappropriate photographs of nude children to several new victims. foeman is charged with endangering welfare of children. last week the da charged 44-year-old with attempted aggravate

off in several locations yesterday afternoon including near the dekalb street bridge and also at the danneer bridge. the three and 400 blocks of lafayette street were also swamped with water and just as quick as it arrived, it was gone. download our storm tracker 6 app for your apple or android device. you can access our radar system so you can be prepared as more storms approach especially today and throughout this work week. >> indeed david sounds like very unsettled this week. you should be prepared. >> i'm glad you mentioned the storm tracker 6 app. i know a lot of people downloaded it during the winter and it was real helpful. this is the season where you can get popups and it's hard to tell in you advance where they'll be. storm tracker 6 live double scan giving you excellent live radar date today. as we take a closer look this is exactly where the rain is. you can see a thunderstorm continuing to push in up through lancaster county and beginning to pop a little bit closer toward southern chester county and also up toward western chester county and berks county and i've got a storm t

carrie dann and, executive director of our exchange has extensive experience in medicaid, health policyd it insurance regulation. we also had an open door policy that encouraged communication. some of the governors around the country were caught by surprise by events surrounding their exchanges. but secretary haynes kept me a price of the challenges come and we may decisions together every step of the way. we also built a huge network of people that publicized connect and to identify and enroll the uninsured. we formally engaged all of the sister agencies within the cabinet to educate their clients about connect. and were hired local health departments, community based agencies to act as connectors. these people were already on the front lines, many of them were, especially in our impoverished communities. you know, a lot of people don't trust state government. so we went out and found the people that they do trust. our connectors were available everywhere. and i mean everywhere. kentucky has a lot of small towns. they host a lot of festivals. the connect mobile tour visited them all. t

here's a rep dann can turned democrat turned republican turned democrat. it's an uphill battle for him. host: cameron joseph "the hill." just a recap there. the race out of mississippi, the incumbent bent, six-term incumbent bent is headed for a runoff. that is going to take place june 24th. republican caller kevin, you're up first. go ahead. caller: thank you for the time. one issue that bothers me all the time in every election is -- i er seem to account think citizens united gave everybody the opportunity to spend equally, but i also wonder why federally-licensed media, like television is not provide -- tired provide free air time for open and honest debates. host: ok, donny, good morning. what's on your mind? caller: good morning. i want to go back to this sergeant bergdahl situation. i am an obama supporter. but i have questions and i think the questions surrounding this situation are fair coming from both sides, but i served twice and i can't imagine abandoneding my post. so it appears maybe this man was a desserter, and we lost soldiers trying to lo