and dann cuellar has the latest. dann.>reporter:monica, with two in custody the detectives want to question a third man that was seen videotaping the attack. they say it gives them all a black eye. it was last year that the city built a multi-million skateboard park. it is known as pain park filled with enthusiasts enjoying their sport. they prefer love park. they are angry over the assault on a park ranger by fellow skateboarders. >> they are going to put the image to us. to do something like that it's over the line and disrespectful. >>reporter:they are trying to forcenforce the ban at love par. they took curtis tanner into pottstown into custody. it was sunday that they caught up to tanner. he is seen on the video assaulting the ranger. >> i lost my cool. i know that i messed up. i know what i did was wrong. if i cotake i i could take it b. i would apologize. >> he did not fight back. he was afraid that he would lose his job. >> he's not in philly. he crossed the line. it was not cool. >> he ruined it for the rest of us

live at the hospital is dann cuellar. dann? >>reporter:and jim we now know the victim's name. she is identified by 60-year-old cheryl allison of southwest philadelphia. she is in credit. she will pull through this. this after she suffered a medical emergency. lost control of her suv and plunged into the mirky waters of cobbs creek. >> it was a lady out here screaming and hollering. i thought that somebody was in trouble. >>reporter:the 42-year-old mechanic marcel jumped into action with two other men. they had to use all thorough strength to turn it over and get the woman driver out. >> me and the other guy we took a rock and broke the glass. i saw her feet dangling. i was not sure if she was alive. i flipped into the rescue mode. >>reporter:they had no idea to perform cpr. they tried anyway. one used their hands to pump her stomach. they thought that the woman was gone. they gave it one last try suddenly -- >> she came too. yeah. yeah. >>reporter:byron dawson and michelle casey carried the woman 50 feet up from the creek bed to awaiting ambulance. >> were you amazing that the

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in the 200 block of abby terrace in drexel hill, dann, what is the very latest on this. >> reporter: well, jim, it is a tragedy that left this neighborhood shaken, people finding it hard to believe they would be awakened from their sleep overnight to learn that something like this had happened. >> it is insanity, craziness. >> reporter: neighbors would wake up to what seemed like a nightmare. >> i heard a commotion, that didn't sound right. it sounded serious. >> reporter: authorities say there had been an argument about 2:30 a.m. between 28 year-old cristina belajonas and her husband, keith the that in a jealous rage he brutally stabbed her numerous times and shot her once in the head. neighbor tells police he then saw keith, flee with a couple's four and five-year old boys who apparently witnessed the killing. >> one of the children states is mommy dead, is mommy dead? out the door they go. >> reporter: multi state amber alert was triggered. police would learn keith belajonas fled to the staten island and this cvs where his brother works tha

we're live from police headquarters i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> thanks, dann. >>> hawaii is preparing for what could be the first hurricane to hit the state in more than 20 years. with another on its heels. hurricane iselle was expected to weaken before reaching hawaii's big island tomorrow but weather officials say the storm has intensified and a second hurricane is following closely behind. people are stocking up. hurricane julio is expected to slowly strengthen, and pass north of the big island sometime over the weekend. >>> a new jersey patient kept in isolation since monday for a possibly bowl a infection is out of the hospital tonight. she was being treated at center state medical center in freehold for flu-like symptoms of recently returning from west africa but doctors say her condition improved quickly, and she was deemed safe after consultation with the cdc. >>> meanwhile the patient who caused concern in new york city on monies also clear of the disease. test results came back negative tonight for a man being treated at mt. sinai hospital in manhatta

we had to find them and just to say thank you if nothing else just to say thank you.n, r moin d dann>>ormainnk thepottedg sleeves than pants than usual but still nice enough for outdoor dining. outside our studio, we will go to meteorologist cecily tynan and the early word from accu weather. >> temperatures have been cooling off since the middle of the week. on tuesday and wednesday we were above normal which is unusual for this august. the thursday we dropped down to 83. today, the the high in philadelphia only 79 degrees. that 6 degrees below average, and tonight, already some areas dropping down in the 60's. in millville 67. trenton 65. allentown 69. philadelphia is at 70 degrees. wilmington 71. it is in the really a cool crisp feeling because dew points are still slightly humid. dew points in the lower 60's but dew points will be dropping as we head through the weekend. we have a bit of the change in ohe the air mass. dsc gi itself to fit any screen from lap top to smart phone. >>> it took a very long time but the the city of philadelphia and district council 33 finally have a ten

we're live in wilmington, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, dann. what kind of impact will the bridge opening have on your morning commute. wake up with the morning team as they follow the traffic situation with updates every six minutes. "action news" starts tomorrow 4:30 sglaem three new red light cameras will be on at midnight. montgomery county drivers will take heed and located in abington township old york and susquehanna road and old york and welsh road and more happened fit water road those are the company townships three most dangerous intersections. abington officials insist it's about safety not a revenue generator for the township since fines cost cost of the program and any extra goes to penndot. >> our program is very limited. we're only doing our three worst intersections rather than this is not about proliferation of red light cameras across abington township. >> for the first 60 days only warnings will be issued but tickets begin october 1. fines for relate runners will be 100 dollars and the program runs one year and officials will

on the parkway, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> a thief chose quite the unusual township ron a store early this morning in east oak lane. the man wearing a black mask and carrying a sword walked to 7-eleven fifth street. he dem

dann cuellar is live at police headquarters. dann, what is the latest here?>>reporter:a lot of new information tonight. they are working the case hard and heavy. they do believe this to be an apparent homicide and possible sexual assault. could it be the work of a serial rapist that remains on the loose? >> it happened near the crispin area in pennypack park. they questioned people that may have seen anything. they want to know about anyone that is known no frequent the area. >> we have young kids that get high. that is all the trash that you find there. >>reporter:the body of connie mcclain-murray was found at 6:00 by a woman walking her dog. she didn't have a cell phone. she had to stop a septa bus driver to call the police. there was signs of a struggle. they are investigating if she has been sexually assaulted. they have not been able to locate her cell phone. >> if anyone knows or heard anything give us a call and pass along the information to our investigators. >>reporter:the victim, born with one arm was walking around at 9:00 last night. finding no si

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in the 1500 block of south eding street. tragic night there. >> that's right, jim, terrible news the 3-year-old little girl died reached us just a few minutes ago she was pronounced 10:21 at children's hospital. we have captain from the police department. >> 9:40 p.m. there within an argument between owe two males on the highway. one of the males walked away and the other produced a gun and fired in the direction she was arguing. and struck two standby -- witnesses standing in the area. one 28-year-old female and 1, 28-year-old male. struck them in the arm. grays wounds. they're stable. the first male he had the argument with is shot in the head in seriously critical condition. additionally a 3-year-old girl was sitting on a porch. she was struck one time in the chest. and she subsequently passed away. >> apparently struck by a stray bullet not intended for her she was on the porch. >> that's what we believe but the indication is ongoing. >> as far as suspect did you have any us is speblingts. >> is there was a male interest

on the parkway, dann cuellar, "channel 6 action news." >> a thief chose quite the unusual township ron early this morning in east oak lane. the man wearing a black mask and carrying a sword walked to 7-eleven fifth street. he dem >> jeff skversky has a check on sports. >> that team from the apple has been a problem for the phillies. thankfully for the phils, today is the last time they have to face them. ryan howard starting to heat up three runs batted in yesterday. two more today in new york. how about this, down one in the sixth, howard deep down the line. gone 20th, tied at 2. how about this a phils fan in the outfield gets the ball and the fan he even scores with it too, high fives a. a kiss. how about two, how about another kiss! >> look at this. who says women want flowers they want souvenirs. bottom 6, kiss this good-bye. allentown native hits to the lehigh valley, way out of here. three run shot off a.j. burnett. phils down three. come to brown first homener more than a month. dom with a career high four hits today. than tying one on base. brown looking for hit five grounds ou

"action news" reporter dann cuellar has been on this one since it broke 6 p.m. live at the pathmark way and large streets high sglan how are you doing, monica, police say the northeast philadelphia businessman parked in the parking lot outside the pathmark. he was getting ready to go inside to citizen bank brand to much make a large deposit when ambushed. the victims gun on the grouptd and glass in the park the lot paint a dramatic picture of violence after 6:00 this evening. >> someone ran out to the vehicle and stuck a gun and tried robbing him. >> a northeast philadelphia businessman pulled into the parking lot getting ready to deposit 70,000 at the citizens bank branch inside the pathmark. that's when things suddenly wentz south. >> these two perpetrators both wearing masks then approach the victim's vehicle and we believe they broke out both of the windows. >> during the holdup the 37-year-old victim was shot. >> shots were fired it appeared he was hit in the shoulder. i seen the guy getting out of the car a lot of blood all over his klonling. witnesses say

i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police also searching for the teenager that ran into this chinese restaurant and dropped an explosive in the wall and took off. that explosive detonated and caused damage and fortunately no injuries, it happened at the oriental kitchen in francisville. investigators say that the explosive was a high powered an ws"bl oo te stry cog up cojsey, a himo atmeasant. dscriencounters ment saying the alleged incident has to relation with parrish. >>> national guard troops will soon begin withdrawing from ferguson, missouri, that order came from the state's governor today. there was relative calm there, no fires and no shootings, just six arrests. there are 163 arrests there since police fatally shot michael brown on august 9th, eric holder met with the residents of ferguson yesterday. >> wanted the people of ferguson know that i personally understand the mistrust and i wanted them to know that while so much else is nc, this attorney general and this department of justice stand with the people of ferguson. >> a grand jury be

"action news" reporter dann cuellar was there and a has the full story. >> reporter: police say it was after four at grant plaza at grant and welsh, an 86 year-old man, thought he hit reverse on his 2011 toyota prius but hit forward. he then hit the gas instead of the brake and crashed right through front doors of the steve stein's famous deli and restaurant. >> deli was opened for business. there were approximately 20 people inside, customers, as well as employees, however, fortunately, none of those, individuals, who were injured. >> reporter: eighty-six year-old managed to get out on his own and appeared to be dazed. he was transported to aria torresdale hospital to be check out. >> it could have been a whole lot worse due to the the fact that this 2011 prius drove completely through the front double doors and ended up against the the rear counter of the deli. >> reporter: that in and of itself authorities say is nothing short of the miracle. >> it happened. >> reporter: as it turns out it is second time this year that a motorist has accidentally driven their vehicle in to the deli.

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30th street station in memory of the reveered philadelphia politician but as "action news" reporter dann cuellar tells us, the change is not without critics, who wonder whether the decision was railroaded through congress. >> reporter: it was late congressman who secured millions of dollars to renovate the station which at the time was old and falling into disrepair. it ways congressman chaka fattah who came up with the idea to sponsor the bill to change the name. he praised the late congressman gray not just as a great proponent of amtrak but a trail blazer, first african-american to chair house budget committee and first to serve as majority whip, the third ranking position in the house. he also noted gray's push for sanction as begins south africa during at part tied here a. the entire pennsylvania house delegation co sponsored the bill to rename 30th street station so it was widely expected to sail through. even so it is getting milk reviews, from the public. >> i love 30th street station and i was preferring it, to stay as 30th street station. >> i don't know the congressman. >> i r

"action news" reporter, dann cuellar went looking for those responsible for the mess. and has reaction from outraged residents. >> i was in such a shock, i didn't reach for any of my devices i was frozen. le. >> reporter: over the years, donna collier has seen people dump tires and trash, but she was left breathless when she saw men dumping a foul-smelling material across from her home. >> once they emptied the truck they washed the drum down and as they were watching the drum down streams of black soot was coming from the field on to stillman street. >> reporter: moments later, the kids walked up to the truck. >> we was like why you dumping it in your yard. >> these kids like you see them now, they ride their bikes and run through the field. >> reporter: the company doing this is general pipe cleaning. >> why was this done? >> we were directed. >> reporter: by whom? >> by the man we were walking for. >> reporter: he said the contractor who allegedly told them to dump it there were out of juniata. the philadelphia water department said he was hired as part of a environ

dann cuellar reports the change is not without critics. >> reporter: it was the late congressman whoecured millions of dollars in the '80s and '909e station. congressman fattah called him a trail blazer, the first to serve as majority whip, the third ranking position in the house. he noted gray's push for sanctions against south africa during the apartheid era. it was widely to expected to sail through. enso it is getting mixed reviews from the public. >> i love 30th street station, i would prefer it to stay as 30th street station. i don't know the congressman. >> i remember bill gray he did a lot for the city, that's kind of how things is. >> i think it would be a great idea. >> reporter: but for some it is a mouthful and prefer it stays the way it is. >> it's been 30th street station for all these years, i think it should stay 30th street station. >> because philadelphia is so historic we should keep it way it is. i like the fact that our city has so many old,, -- old historc monuments, they should not do it. >> reporter: keep it the away it is. >> if it is not broken don't fix it.

dann cuellar went looking for who was responsible for the mess. >> i was in such a shock, i didn't reach for any of my devices i was frozen. >> reporter: over the years, donna has seen people dump tires and trash, she was left breathless when she saw men dumping a foul smelling material across the from her home. >> reporter: once they emptied the truck, they washed the drum down as they were washing the drum down, streams of black soot started coming through the field and on to stillman street. moments later, the video shows kids walking up to the spillage curious, they play in the vacant lot had seen the men dumping the stuff there. >> we was like why you dumping it in our yard. >> they have a lot of nerve, they ride their bikes and kids run through the field. >> reporter: they were pipe cleaning from the suburb of sharon hill. >> we were directed to do it. >> by whom? >> the business owner said the material came from storm drainage units. le the philadelphia water department said he had been hired as part of a environmental friendly infrastructure project, as for dumping in the vacant

heros after they jumped into a action a woman suffered a heart attack and drove into cobbs creek, dann cuellar has the story. >> you saved our sister, we appreciate it. and you can feel the love here in the room. >> reporter: it turns out 60-year-old shirley allison is the heart and soul of this line dancing community at a big part of this line dancing convention. allison suffered a massive heart ray tack and lost control of her suv which plunged into the murky waters of cobbs creek. the vehicle landed upside, three men who were passing by jumped into action pulling allison who was unconscious, out of the wreckage. >> i didn't know if she was alive or air pocket or what, i don't know, i flipped into rescue mode. >> reporter: they didn't know how to perform cpr, but to no avail. and gave up, and then they tried again. >> and she came to. >> we wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: although allison remains in stable, but critical condition at the hospital of university of pennsylvania, she is expected to pull through, and for the men who saved her life, that's wonderful news. >> i'm over

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joining me now, nbc news political reporter carrie dann. lot of primaries but let's focus on the race that i think most people are focused on here. scott walker versus mary burke. scott walker held a big rally last night, although no one thought he wasn't going to be the republican nominee. how much trouble is scott walker in? >> you notice mary burke also had a primary challenge and didn't do anything last night to recognize that. she's obviously focused on the fall. i think six months ago we were talking more about scott walker, the potential 2016 candidate, than we were talking about scott walker winning his re-election race. this is, as you said, the third time he's running in four years. but i think mary burke has really -- the latest polls have shown them in a dead heat and mary burke has really worked to make herself more of a pro-business democrat, less tied to the union interests that walker's previous opponents had been, so i think we're going to be looking at this as a really tight race come the fall. >> mary burke not having a p

. >> reporter: shane's dann byong works in the philadelphia restaurant industry as a manager. when friend and co-workers heard what shane and the family were going through they organized this fundraiser. >> we aid we wanted to do something right away. >> reporter: twining manning grill in center city and pod of university city pulled together a menu with the proceeding to the shane campaign. >> did he not know that it was going to be to this caliber. >> reporter: other vendors and restaurants heard bit and fight for shane campaign grew even more. >> restaurant industry alone has such a big heart and as soon as anybody in the restaurant industry that knew byong even if they didn't know him and his family they wanted to help. anyone who met him or the family knows that there is just something about them. >> reporter: quite the turnout for the shane campaign, this disease though, it is so rare, so uncommon that today there are no known survivors. organizers are hoping that an event like this will help raise awareness, and also funds for research. >> it is just heart breaking, not

we are join by carrie dann. good morning, carrie. >> good morning. republican leaders have said they don't nt their party to be seen as anti-gay but there are a lot of outspoken republicanske rand paul, for instance, who have been historically opposed to same-sex marriage. how is this going to affect the party in the coming elections? >> i think you see a change of tone from republicans on the issue of gay marriage. during the bush administration, it was used as a major issue to get social conservatives to head to the polls, especially in midterm years. a big motivating factor for them. now you don't hear as much talk about this issue on the campaign trail and you hear about it talked about in different terms. you hear things talked about let's talk about religious liberty and that's a blanket idea that applies to issues like abortion, heth care and the gay marriag issue. one reason you don't hear much about that on the campaign trail is just how much the electorate has moved on this issue in the last eight to ten years. >> so are we seeing fewer and

"action news" reporter, dann cuellar went looking for those responsible for the mess and has reactionrom outraged residents. >> i was in such a shock, i didn't reach for any of my devices, i was frozen. >> reporter: over the years, donna has seen people dump tires and trash, but she was left breathless when she saw men dumping a foul-smelling sludge-like material across the street from her home. >> once they med the truck, be they washed the drum down as they were washing the drum down, streams of black soot started coming through the field and on to stillman street. >> reporter: moments later, the video shows kids walking up to the spillage curious as to what it was. they play in the vacant lot and seen the men dumping the stuff there. >> we was like why you dumping it in our yard. >> they ride their bikes and kids run through the field. >> reporter: it was general pipe cleaning from the suburb of sharon hill. we want to know why this was done. >> we were directed. >> reporter: by whom? the material being dumped came from storm drainage units. the contract who told them is out of jun

taff joins us and the big story on "action news" is the latest on the cobb's creek parkway crash, danncuellar got to the scene just minutes ago. have you the latest from there. >> reporter: yes guys, a terrible tragedy may have been averted. the woman's small suv took a good hit after it plunged out of control on greenway avenue and into cobb's creek this afternoon. what happened is this, at 3:35 this afternoon, a woman sufficient offed some time of medical money and lost control of the suv and plunged into the creek. some civilians were there and landed upside down, and turned it around to get the woman out. the woman was unk. and they performed cpr on her, and she was rushed to the hospital in pennsylvania in critical condition, here is more from the hero rescuers. >> me and another guy took a rock and broke the glass and then i seen her feet in there dangling. i didn't know if she was alive or had an air pocket or something. i don't know. i just flipped into rescue mode, she was already unconscious, i pulled her out, and i gave her cpr. >> were you amazed that civilians stepped in t

writes dann gire. we are disappointed. this one showed promise. matthew winer. an all-star debut. for this half-hour. >> remember follow us on facebook. at wnnfans.com. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- terror alert. following the isis execution of american journalist james foley. chilling new details about his death and how his parents were notified. >> emotional plea. baseball's pete rose banned from the game forever for placing bets says enough is enough. >> it was a mistake because i didn't read the fine print. >> why the fallen baseball star is speaking out now after 25 years. >> and later, canine compositions. the rock band star who is making music especially for dogs. ♪ >> i can't tell if they're going to be touched or moved by it. >> tunes for a tough audience. pups who are out of control. if it it's friday, august 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning to you. i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm michelle franzen. we have a lot ahead this hour including an update on pete rose. as well as the little league world series. >> the little

carrie dann joins us now. good morning. these are some amazing numbers.aller: one of our pollsters used the word cranky to describe the american electorate. numbers ino good this whole for anyone in washington. the president is at an all-time low in his approval rating. numbers for congress are obviously not getting any better either. the only person the congress is doing better than in its approval rating is vladimir putin. also, the right track wrong 71% ofuestions, respondents said the country is on the wrong track. there was a lot of talk about the hope for future generations. that the current president is to blame for the economic problems in the country. the headline from your partners at "the wall street journal," "widespread economic anxiety." up to 76% in 2014? caller: we delve deeply into the questions that we asked about why people are so economically insecure. the number that stuck out the most is that 64% of americans feel they are being impacted by the recession today. half of americans don't believe that there is a recession, but the other

it's jam the ball away from walnut creek to dann felt when a northbound accident is.cked up to samo. we are still extremely heavy here in the northbound direction. it's leading through hayward all the way to san leandro. it's very unusual for a backup of the early a recurring problem at 98 and davis. it has the 98 offer and shut down. its problem free here at the one no one or from. there have actually been two accidents in the half mile of each other. its solid backed up from 237 all the way down to 280. >>: george: it's slow now for the rich men's hammer fell bridge in the cemetery read also. >>: mark: were waiting for this closure until francisco for the holiday weekend. jackie sissel as live with the details on the work they will be doing. >>: jack: the sides are often are ready for the closure that's going to take place i six hours here on northbound to 80. traffic is flowing now by 2:00 today this entire freeway will be shut down for the holiday weekend. this is the third time since may that they had to shut down interstate 280 to do repair work. the first one w

>> three men were tortured stabbed and thrown into the schuylkill river and one man barely survive dann cuellar has the latest on the investigation. >> it is one of the most barbaric murrs that i have seen. >> reporter: veteran homicide captain james clark described the brutality of the crimes. authorities say a motorist witnessed a startling sight and cral.nn h wgmae .en id tt.or f ak musnrus a officials at the hospital have declined toive an update on his condition. >> new thisorning, the pennsylvania spca has rescued three dogs from the city's west oak lane section. terrier being nursed bac to health. police cited the owners of the dog anthony wall with cruelty. the dogs will be placed up for adoption once they fully recovered. >>> family friends and neighbors aew jersey student who disappeared in israel gathered to pray for his safe return. it happened in lakewood, ocean county last night. 23-year-old who was from the community disappeared on friday while hiking outside jury room. he is a rabin -- student who was about to begin his third year. his family is ccerned. >>> a hack aac a

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