dann is now at police headquarters. dann, how are they coping. >> reporter: well, jim, they are trying to make sense of others say has no sense. the random victim police say, the deranged man, with a long history of arrests who then goes on a stabbing spree. >> to us, you know, it is hard to understand. >> reporter: for laura arena and her mother wendy, it is not just hard but very hard to understand, understand why her brother 31 year-old nate ab atkinson is dead, why he would be stabbed and killed by a man he didn't even know and for no reason. >> i rest will with grief for my son, whom, i loved, but i don't harbor any hate. >> reporter: atkinson is one of the three men randomly attacked by a man with the knife on tuesday in southwest philadelphia. the residents say, five five-year old ronald stanley was high on the synthetic pcp drug known as wet when he attack. two others survived. >> as far as i'm concerned he was basically a zombie, a non-entity, walking the earth with nothing in him. >> reporter: atkinson had con

i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news. >> chang you, dann. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man. they say he goes by the name of noelle. and he's a person of interest in the murder of a cook at a south philadelphia restaurant. police say he was working with the victim, 54-year-old on that nguyen. she was found with her throat slashed in the basement kitchen of lee's cafe and bistro on washington avenue at 9 o'clock last night. investigators say there are signs this was a violent struggle clearly. a philadelphia doctor is under arrest following an undercover investigation. pennsylvania state police say dr. edwin rothman wrote prescriptions in exchange for cash at his office in east falls. police executed a search warrant at rothman's office on the 4200 block of ridge avenue yesterday. investigator say rothman had no medical staff, no computers and hardly any medical equipment. rothman was charged with a felony. >>> an early morning fire in burlington county claimed the life of a woman today. investigator say the victim was in her 80's. she wasn't able to escape when her home

live from septa headquarters i'm dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >> thanks, dann. >>> flames were shooting from the roof of the home in the burholme section of philadelphia tonight. chopper six was over the scene on the 1100 block of naples street. blaze broke out the at 8:30 and fire fighters were able to get it under control a half an hour later but three people had been taken to the hospital. their conditions have not yet been revealed. >>> now the latest on the home invasion and beating of a nine two-year old woman. it happened sometime overnight in ewing, new jersey. and this morning police found would the man beaten and bound. lets get right to "action news" reporter jeff chirico at capitol health in trenton where the woman is being treated for serious injuries, jeff? >> reporter: jim, that woman is in guarded condition right now. the detective calls her a trooper, saying that she is doing better then he would have expect. considering the terrible beating that she took. >> this was a pretty brutal incident. >> reporter: police described this shocking attack of an elderl

we are live from west hampton, new jersey i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> dann, thankou. >>> thirty year-old edward archer has been held over for trial for allegedly trying to kill a philadelphia police officer. that officer, jesse hartnett, testified at archer's preliminary hearing today. he had a total of seven surgeries, so far. after his left arm was shattered by gunfire, in the ambush attack on january 7th. archer said he was acting in the name of islam. his lawyer said after the hearing today that archer may have mental health problems. >>> philadelphia police are investigating whether any of the four juveniles arrested today for beating up a roast man catholic high school student were also involved in assaulting another student from that same school. the arrested youngsters attend a different school, philadelphia electrical, technical, charter in center sit the eye. >>> dozens of protesters from atlantic city tried to make their point in trenton today but to no avail. mayor don guardian led the protesters to the state capitol, objecting to the proposed state tak

dann? >> reporter: that is right, rick. for the biggest, teams in college basketball right now are in town. they have two games tomorrow. the final on sunday. but this is part of the big sports weekend in philadelphia because there is another big entering on in town bringing millions of dollars into this city. let me ask you this all together who are you rooting for this weekend. >> carolina. >> reporter: yes, it is definitely a big basketball weekend in philadelphia with the ncaa east mens regional taking place. notre dame playing wisconsin and north carolina playing indiana. winner play each other sunday. in between there is a whole lot of sight seeing, not to mention money being spent. >> philly cheese steaks, everything. >> reporter: did you that all right. >> yes. >> we went to jim's. >> we have to eat at reading terminal. we will probably do that tomorrow. >> reporter: music to the ears of the folks at philadelphia visitors and convention bureau who tell us basketball games are bringing 17,000 visitors in the city, ta

"action news" reporter dann cuellar live at the station tonight, and dann, the man obviously distraughtlive tonight thanks to 56-year-old calvin wilson. >> that's right, jim. the good samaritan, disabled veteran, on his way home from a doctor's appointment when it happened. >> thank god i was at the right spot at the right time. >> 56-year-old calvin wilson says shortly after 9:00 this morning he was at the station on the broad street subway noticing a woman trying to stop her much-taller and bigger husband from jumping off the platform onto the tracks. >> and she let out a scream "help me, i need help, he is trying to kill himself." >> wilson who served in desert storm noticed no one stepping in to help, and his military instinct kicked in. >> i was always trained when you run into a situation, count to 30. >> yeah. >> after 30 second if nobody takes charge, you take charge. >> wilson, who is equally tall and big, ran to the other side of the tracks to help? that's when i grabbed him and took one good breath. i took one good breath and just say this is it and just threw my weight. >> s

ryan arcidiacono beats the first half buzzer, 13, 's for know of a dann you'll ochefu, he is all of 17-point and ten rebound. nova rolls 86-56. >> we knew it would be a tough game. i know when you see 30 that is how it is supposed to be. the that is number one, three-point, one or two, three-point deeven ifing team in the country. we knew it would be a struggle. >> i think we did a good job at the end of the first half. we put them away. we came out strong in the second half. >> we went the in the game knowing they were a team capable of beating us. we had a lot of respect for them. we were able to come out and play well. >> temple and iowa, the owls come back from a 12-point deficit. key moment here, down three were four seconds to go, quenton decosey fouled shooting a three. he makes all, three free throws to send the game into

live at cooper medical center in camden, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> dann, thank you. >>philadelphia police are investigating a serious accident that put a mother and her two children in the hospital. they were hit by a tow truck near the intersection of b and ontario in north philadelphia. the "action news" reporter christie has been following the story with the latest. >> those are the moments before a tow truck driver plowed into a 24 woman pushing a stroller. >> i heard everything from my room and when i looked out the window they were on the floor. >> it appeared the tow truck driver had a green light on the heavily-traveled b street as the woman tried to cross. garcia lives steps from the accident. >> and the woman had blood gushing out her mouth and it was sad. one of the kids looked passioned out. when they picked him up one wasn't moving. up with was crying and the other not moving. >> a good sa m samaritan rushedm to the hospital. >> a powerful accident. to watch it on video was dist b disturbi disturbing. three people, especially two young children struck by a

dann, a random stabbing spree, what are the details? >> jim, no one here at police headquarters can make rhyme or reason of what happened in southwest philadelphia. it seems the victims apparently chosen at random never saw it coming. >> the blood, it was just so bad. >> still shaken by what she and her daughter saw as they were driving by the intersection. about 1:30 a man with a knife running across the street towards nathan speaking to his fiance fiancee. >> he just can over to him, turned him around and stabbed him in the chest. >> and he collapsed dead on the trolley tracks. >> and the guy ran off after he stabbed him. and he looked like he wanted to attack somebody else but he moved away and ran further up the street. >> minutes earlier the 55-year-old assailant walked into the cricket store where a 31-year-old man was trying to pay his bill. >> the offender appeared to be walking around the floor and walked up to the 31-year-old victim and put the knife in his chest. >> and he runs outside and a 51-year-old man in his parked car

dann cuellar went to the home in the man of the video, no one answered. the police chief said even to trained officers this shocked them. >>> it took me back, to watch what appears to be a juvenile getting assaulted for no reason at all. >> reporter: the community is outrage since seeing this on social media. we're telling you how many comments were made, a number of people when dann cuellar was out there to confront the man, there were threats made on social media, but police are telling the public, let them handle this. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, annie. people outside enjoying a nice afternoon nearly became the victims of reckless gunfire. a masked man opened fire on two men on a porch. one of the men fired back, children were down the street riding bikes. bullets ripped through the basketball hoops. >>> our children were out here all day every day. to come home to this one, it's not fair. >>> detectives say one of the gunman was critically injured and flagged down an officer for help. police are looking for your help on who th

live in center city is "action news" reporter, dann cuellar. >> reporter: no sooner was the video aired on "action news" and the septa police began giving tips. it's hard to watch the young children cursing and hitting and spitting at people on the train. they hope to identify them and get them professional help. >> the video shows five children on the market l on march 24th. four boys and a young girl using foul language. >> the boys were very vocal and physical and it's frightening to see someone that young act in that manner to an adult. >> police say the children and woman got on a train at 2nd and market and got off at the york dolphin station at 7:47 p.m. police have no idea what relation the woman has to the children. >> not to jump to conclusion about the woman with the children, maybe a social worker or a caretaker or babysitter. >> normally "action news" would not show the faces of children in cases such as this but they want the public's help in identify them. >> we want to get them help. they need help. this is not where we will be busting down a door and dragging them out i

le at south detective headquartsnd "action news" reporter dann cuellar. what happed at the recreation center tonight? >> inhe wake of violence across the city, the praice has been to call meetings where e police vow to beef up patrols and get to theottom of the meetin tonightheoliceereot ked to attend and the mayor callingor a new strategyo em the violence. >and my friend was murdered. >> it was gut-wrening as ty talked abo person after person lost to violee in grays ferry. >> we lost a son a couple of weeks ago that s shot 26, 27 times >> and mayor kenney seems deeply moved. >>he violence and death of these children mes me heart-sick and i am sorryor your sses, i truly am. >> lasnight two teens were critical wounded in a drive-by andhe violence capred by surveillance cameras and that is just part of the ongoing turf war. tonight he was urging people to step in and t to intervene. >> there is a war going on and everybody sitting bk n sang anhg oosed to tryi to figurout, at least trying to reach out and call. >> emotions got heat. >> we going to get there.

we begin with dann cuellar along the security tracks seeing how the trains are rolling. dann? >> where is the outpouring for support for the belgian people is coming in. people pouring out hearts, sending thoughts and prayers. and also, as you say, officials have increased security at soft targets in philadelphia, as is the case in the wake of the horrific attacks. as the evening rush hour at the suburban station police presence on patrol, bikes and k-9 units to sniff out bombs. even with that they cannot be everywhere and asking for the public's help. >> we are asking the public to be more away. it's time for folks to see something and say something. >> across town at the eulogy belgi belgian tavern on edge most of the day, reaching out to family, friends and business contacts in brussels making sure they are ok. >> grateful that none were hurt that i know, but it doesn't really matter. people died, people are scared, people are hurt. >> coupled with the attacks in paris in november, he says this is europe's 9/11. like new york and washington, he says the terrorists were tryi

we're live here in berwyn, i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news. >> thank you dann. >>> police in delaware are investigating after a camera was found inside the women's bathroom at a restaurant. according to officials in new castle county, that camera was in a trash can on the camera's memory card were more than a hundred clips of women using the restroom there. john rawlins is following the story for us today. he'll have more from delaware coming up tonight at 6:00. >> turn nothing accuweather this afternoon. and a wind advisory in that effect for parts of our area tonight. let's take a live look outside right now. sky6 hd showing you a beautiful shot of penn's landing and the delaware river. gusts could hit 50 miles an hour in some spots. meteorologist cecily tynan live now outside with a first look at the accuweather forecast. cecily. >> hi, brian, definitely hold onto your hats tonight. it is going to be a windy one but the sunshine is out this evening. satellite6 along with action radar showing the system that brought us the rain this morning has now pulled up to the north and the eas

dann cuellar with the story. >> the video lost others horrified. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god!> did she survive that? >> the police say the attack happened early this past saturday morning. the 30-year-old victim was getting inside of the elevator at septa's huntington station and the assailant followed her inside. >> she was frozen. >> he pulls a knife and stabs at her several times. during the struggle she calls to the floor and he continues to stab her. >> that gets me so upset, look at that guy stabbing her. >> he is an animal. oh, my god! >> the man flees without taking anything. the victim -- >> she is quite lucky. and you saw the knife, swinging and stabbing at her. she is lucky to be alive. >> and the victim streeted for stab wounds and they are hoping that someone will know him. >> if you know him or his wheres about you can solve this crime. the police say you need not give your name, just the information. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, we will hear from donald trump and hillary clinton after their wins tonight. >>> p

"action news" reporter dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: authorities say it was a recipe for disaster leaving locker room unsupervised on thursdays, created an atmosphere where kid did what they wanted and authorities say that they did. creating an ugly hazing tradition known as no gay thursdays. >> thinks a simple case about ignorance, violence, and a shocking lack of supervision. >> reporter: chester county authorities painting a shocking picture of a hazing culture. a culture that was created by members of the the high school varsity football team three or four years ago. premise was on thursday when the locker room was unsupervised anything that these kid considered normally gay was in the the gay. >> you would have an older kid, come behind a younger kid, and then put his genitals on ton of the other kid head. now that was okay on thursday. >> reporter: but authorities say october 15 of last year things reached darker, violent level. that is when they say three, 17 year-old members of the team held down a 14 year-old freshman and violated him with the broom handle. >> kid reporte

dann yah air, channel six a "action news". >>> word has come that u.s. special forces captured head of the isis unit trying to develop chemical weapons. a commando force made the apprehension, in a raid last month, in northern iraq, and, special force was deployed in december for the purpose of capturing and killing, isis leaders in secret operations. the isis leader has been identified by iraqi intelligence, as salem affair. >>> this is the moment, a market exploded in seattle washington leaving nine fire fighters hurt last night. the crew was checking out a report of a gas leak when it ignited, causing a shock so powerful that nearby residents said they thought it was an earthquake. injured fire fighters are out of the hospital, tonight, and their chief said they were wearing all of their protective gear whiz softened the blow. >>> the knife reportedly found at o.j. simpson's former estate almost certainly is not the murder weapon, an anonymous law enforcement told the associated press today. the knife is, common among gardeners and is too small to hav

"action news" reporter dann cuellar has more, from germantown. >> ♪ >> reporter: as many as 300 peoplearried t-shirts, with the names of those killed in gun violence marched through streets of the germantown in memorial. they sang, a word which means what have we done. >> so we bless this site with holy what the other, and setting aside the sacred sites. >> they marched to a number of sites where people were killed. here among them was mumia johnson harold whose 18 year-old son charles johnson was shot and killed in a case of mistaken identity. >> we have to stop this devastation in our community. >> reporter: loretta cox didn't even know about the march until she went by and noticed a t-shirt with her stepson's name, 24 year-old john cox, killed in gun violence almost a year ago today on march 27th. >> i just pray they get all of the killers off the street and stop the violence. >> reporter: thinks eighth year of the stations of the cross gun violence prevention walk, sponsored by a number of faith organizations and churches. each year it seems t-shirt memorials to the loss grows in n

chad pradelli and dann cuellar are at the school tonight.n with you. >> reporter: investigator say the conestoga football team had a culture of hazing that dates back several years and it led to violence this past fall when a freshman football player was allegedly violated with a broomstick. chester county district attorney tom hogan says when the conestoga freshman football player wouldn't strip and clean the locker room, three seniors held him down and violated him way broomstick. >> kids reported that the victim was yelling and screaming. but he did not have a friend in that locker room on that afternoon. >> reporter: it happened in october but authorities didn't learn about the alleged assault until last month. after the freshman told his father who went to school administrators. but hogan says there's been a culture of hazing for several years. the team had what's called no gay thursdays. >> you would have an older kid

dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: as many as 300 people carrying t-shirts of those killed in guniolence marched through the streets in germantown. we bless this day with holy water, sect aside the sacred site. >> reporter: they marched to a number of sites where people were killed. mrs. johnson's son was shot and killed in the case of a mistaken identity. >>> we have to stop the devastation in our community. >> reporter: mrs. cox didn't know about the march and rode by and noticed a t-shirt with her stepson's name. >>> stop the violence. >> reporter: this is the stations of the cross gun violence prevent walk. each year the t-shirt memorial grows in numbers and more names are added. natural we often hear of gun violence on the street of philadelphia, one person shot and killed in one place another shot somewhere else else. it was chilling to hear all the victim' names at at once. >>> the symbol of the cross is a symbol of the execution at the hands of the state. we see the victims of gun violence of being victims of lack of policy around gun control. >> reporter: overall organize

at conostoga high in berywn, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> the upper darby school district is apologizing for a controversial classroom picture that made the rounds on social media. the upper darby history class was asked to i will -- illustrate 1920, kkk circulated online. it was determined that the project was an inappropriate activity. >>> the search fors the suspect after a -- the search continues for the suspect after a brutal south philadelphia robbery. they are looking for a man known as noel. he is considered a person of interest. he is between 25 and 30 years old and drives a white suv. >>> family, friends and colleagues are remembering one of philadelphia's finest today. sergeant robert wilson iii was killed a year ago. he was buying a gift for his son inside a north philadelphia game stop when two men robbed the place, wilson died in the fire fight while protecting customers. two suspects who are brothers are awaiting trial. >>> new this morning, embattled attorney general kathleen kane wants criminal charges against her to be thrown out. in yesterday's court fil

dann cuellar has the story. ♪ >> reporter: as many as 300 people carrying t-shirts with the names ofhose killed in gun violence marched through the streets of germantown in somber memorial. they sang to a zulu word. >>> we bless this site with holy water. >> reporter: they marched to a number of sights where people were killed. charles johnson was shot and killed by two boys in a case of mistaken identity. >>> we have to stop the devastation in our community. moor -- moretta cox did not know about the march until she rode by and saw her stepson's name who was killed a year ago today. it is the stations of the cross gun violence prevention march. it seems the t-shirt memorial grows in numbers as more names are added. we hear of gun vial -- violence on the streets of philadelphia, it was chilling to hear all the victims' names at once. it was symbolic and intentional that they were holding the event on good friday. >>> the symbol of the cross is the symbol of execution at the hands of the state. we see the victims of gun violence being victims of being a lack of policy around gun contr

dann dingle, mark williams are coming back. tray low and sean austin and ernest, coming back as well. so we feel like we have a good foundation but clearly josh brownies the guy. >> yes, nice freshman we saw last year v good player. thanks for coming in, coach we appreciate it. >>> that is our show for tonight, for jeff, fran and entire crew i'm ducis rodgers. thanks for watching. we will see you right back here next week. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm erin o'hearn. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> chaturanga. >> it's our annual spring into shape fitness special! >> let's get ripped girl. >> we check out some new workout spots. >> it's time to get in gear. >> try an in-home program developed just for fyi. >> this is a lot of food it's enormous! >> sample some new spots serving up healthy eats. >> and shop for made in philly workout wear. >> yeahhh! >> hi everyone and welcome to our spring into shape fitness show. >> we are at the new ymca in havertown and isn't this place gorgeous!? >> it is and there's something for everyo

dann, indicÓ que la tierra se vino abajo 30 pies y hacia el arroyo san pablo, arrastrando Árboles y partesidencias. esta situaciÓn, con la tormenta la lluvia y el viento, mar tiene en vilo a toda la bahÍa, mientras unos se enfrentan, otros se recalca la importancia de estar atento, al estado de los Árboles en los jardines y veredas. >> es la responsabilidad de la persona que vive en la casa cuidar los Árboles. beatriz: al menos una de las personas afectadas, dice que tomarÁ acciones legales para encarar esta riesgosa situaciÓn. ramÓn: mas de 150 personas y un campamento de excursionistas, tuvieron que ser evacuados este domingo. la evacuaciÓn, se registró a eso de las 10:15 de la maÑana. las aguas del arroyo, amenazaban con derrumbar un puente. casi un millar de clientes, se quedaron sin suministro elÉctrico en el Área de la bahÍa, debido a la lluvia. aproximadamente, 410 viviendas, no tuvieron energÍa. en el sur, se reportaron cortes de energÍa en 136 hogares, y en el norte 116 casas sin suministro elÉctrico. el sistema de tormentas en el norte de california, provocÓ la caÍda de nieve de

dann cuellar just arrived on the scene and has the latest. >> reporter: rick, police describe this as situation that unfolded here that nobody was expecting on this beautiful spring-like day when a man began stabbing people at 6th and baltimore. when the 55-year-old assailant walked into the cricket store be stabbed a man in the chest and then walks to a car with a man with the windows down and he jumps in and tries to stab him. the assailant then walks across the street to a 30-year-old male talking to his girlfriend while getting his car fist and stabs him in the chest. he staggers to baltimore after and collapses dead on the trolley tracks. the victims were unknown to the assailant. >> they saw him and stabbed him and saw another person and took another opportunity and walks across the street and sees a guy talking to his fiance and walks up and stabs him and keeps on walki walking. a terrible, terrible situation. >> now the 55-year-old suspect has been taken into custody and the weapon is recovered. the two victims that survived are being treated for their injuries. we are live he

who was traveling with the children but it's apparent that some adult was with them at the time and dann cuellar will have more on that part of the story tonight at 5:00. >>> police charged donald trump's campaign manager with assaulting a reporter and authorities in jupiter, florida, released new information. they say he grabbed reporter kim fields, and the video shows fields walking with trump when she is pulled back by another person. he went on twitter to deny the accusation and called fields delusional. . >> and ted cruz picked up a big endorsement by the governor of wisconsin, scott walker. >>> here at home attorney general, kathleen kane has created a new post. a former montgomery county prosecutor to fill the job. bruce caster will serve as solicitor general. she says he will strengthen the leadership of the office and serve as a check and balance. caster just lost to kevin steel the same county will kane was indicted for allegedly leaking grand jury information. >>> two bald eagles were found near dags borough. a shird is still rereceiving treatment. it appears that the bird cam

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> happening today, a memorial will honor kyra mccullum at thecean city tabernacle. she ran the birthday book project, a nonprofit. contributions may be made to the nonprofit or charity of choice, she died last month on route 55 in an accident. >>> nancy reagan was laid to rest next to her beloved husband yesterday. her life was celebrated by 1,000 people including michelle obama and former first ladies and friends from holy -- hollywood. her son said there would be no president reagan without nancy. >>> as her own health declined she was adamant and vocal about reuniting with my father only the other side after her passing. i hope she got her wish. >>> president reagan's former chief of staff james baker said nancy and ronald reagan were defined by their love of each other. >>> we posted videos of family and friends from the funeral of nancy reagan. >>> if you're just waking up, there's much more to come on negligences saturday morning. are you tired at work, we'll tell you how you can have an impact on your ability to do your job. >>> roads are

dann cuellar went to the home of the man in the video, nobody answered. the police chief said even to trained officers this video shocked them. >>> it took me back, i was very, very shocked to watch what appears to be an jiewrvel -- juvenile getting assaulted for no reason at all. >>> looking at the kid he was hitting, the kid was defenseless. he should not be picking on a little kid. >> reporter: and there are threats made on social media. the police are saying even though people are upset by seeing the video, let the authorities handle it. reporting live in west deptford, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >>> new this morning, bullets shot through a jeep in camden, new jersey, injuring someone inside the vehicle. the action cam was at fairview and morgan street after the shooting. the victim is in the hospital. police don't know who shot him or why. >>> people outside enjoying a nice afternoon nearly became the victims of reckless gunfire. a masked man opened fire on two men sitting on a porch at 55th and regent street. one of the men fired back,

"action news" reporter dann cuellar live outside conestoga high school in berwyn with more.are in shock and disbelief over these terrible allegations charges that were unveiled today after a lengthy investigation by chester county detectives. >> this is a simple case about ignorance, violence and a shocking lack of supervision. >> reporter: authorities announce today that three senior football players at conestoga high school had been charged with assaulting a freshman on what the team called no gay thursdays. >> what this tradition was, was things that the football team considered would normally be considered gay were not considered gay on thursdays. >> reporter: authorities say this tradition started by the conestoga football team had been going on for three or four years. on october 15 of last year they say a 14-year-old freshman player was violently assaulted. >> three seniors holding down a freshman and violating him with a broomstick. >> reporter: d.a. tom hogan says one of those charged in the alleged assault is a captain of the football team he says the atmosphere wa

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> donald trump was in washington for a surprise meeting with gop leaders. trump tweeted the meeting was nice and is looking forward to bringing the party together. that is a tough task since the republican frontrunner is taking heat on both sides because of his comments on abortion. he said that if abortion is banned women who have abortions should be punished. meanwhile, ted cruz is fundraising in california while his wife appeared with supporter, carly fiorina. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by president obama and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. >>> villanova in houston getting ready. >> so is oklahoma their opponent on saturday, the big thing about

." >> thank you, dann. >>> a tractor-trailer lost a game of limbo with an overpass. and getting wedged under the bridge at 4:30, and hours later crews were still unloading its load of 50-gallon drums so they could deflate the tires for enough clearance to pull the truck out. amtrak says that the bridge did not suffer damage. >>> a levittown man holding up inside of a bensalem motel and shooting up the room. as swat took him into custody 8 1/2 hours after it began. old lincoln highway shutdown after the standoff at the mall hotel. 54-year-old russell treloar had to be taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. >>> and a native killed outside of the police station where he worked laid to rest. and the members of the fire companies saluted as the profession came through newport delaware this morning. and friends and family attended a private ceremony in linwood, delaware county. the 28-year-old killed by a fellow officer 13 in a case of mistaken identity. >>> septa says it does not need to hike fares as they plan to increase its spending. and septa says it

. >> dann, thank you. >>> the manhunt for the fugitive terrorist in brussels, we learn more about his suicide bombers accomplices. the authorities were warned about one of the attackers and the dangerous threat he positived to europe, but red flags were seemingly missed. and the latest from the shrine in brussels. >> good evening, rick. tonight at the highest threat level the authorities identified three of the four attackers and now a race against time to find the last man. >> with one dangerous terror suspect still on the run, police are chasing every lead more than 36 hours after those deadly attacks. >> turkey detained one of the brussels bombers on the syrian border last year. but then deported him, according to the turkish president, he slipped through europe making his way to belgium. so far, belgian sources identify one of the you -- suicide bombers as this man the bombmaker, najim laachraoui and they identified brothers, ibrahim and khalid el bakraoui. and ibrahim killed in the attack and left this message -- >> i don't know what to do. people are looking for me everywhere. i

this stage, yeah, it has been brutal for the wildcats and senior forward dann you'll ochefu says it even haunts them. >> it never get past the first week even, but, it is something we have to deal with. we have hold ourselves accountable. >> i will try to do anything we can and have been doing it all year to make sure everyone is ready to go as the leader. >> reporter: villanova a coach jay wright said they have talk about getting over hump in the ncaa tournament all season and now that they are here facing iowa his message is simple. >> we have done this. we love this, all right. it didn't kill us. we will just have fun, preparing for it. >> reporter: if the cats will end this drought they have to beat annie was team sunday at 12:10 who just knock off temple in overtime but nova nation believes, just ask the former eagle brian westbrook. >> they have to stay hot. they have to continue to defend f they stay out of foul trouble i think they have a chance. >> it will be a a lot of us, are and for the fans to get over the hump, and get back that second weekend. >> reporter: how is nova gett

twenty-three-16 know of a later chris jenkins dann you ochefu, nova up nine.n-point lead at the break. second half perry ellis, kansas star quiet all night. held to four points. this put them up 37-36 with 13 to go. know of down one here. archie, know of back on top 47-45. hart, three, all part of the ten-zero nova run. villanova wins 64-59. cats with the first final four appearance since 2009. >> our jeff skversky is live in louisville with more on this game, jeff? >> ducis, villanova has said the goal was not just to get here to the elite eight, the goal, it is to win it all. yes,ville know of ace marching on despite shooting just 40 percent tonight, worst of their games in the tournament so far, and they beat kansas, the number one team in the country, and what a scene, on this court, moments ago, the entire arena singing happy birth the day to ryan arcidiacono, let's listen. >> ♪ happy birthday to you. happy birthday. happy birthday to you. >> the entire arena here in louisville climbing in, singing happy birthday to ryan arcidiacono as they cut down the n

. >> dann it. are they shooting snim did they shoot him. >> reporter: striking him in the back and killing him. a gun was found in his left jacket pocket. >> mr. finicum was reaching for that loaded .9 millimeter gun when the troopers lawfully used deadly physical force. >> reporter: still unanswered tonight, investigators say one and possibly two other shots were fired that did not hit anyone. state investigators say fbi agents failed to disclose that they fired them, but the fbi says the agents did not fire and that's now under investigation, too. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> an american tourist who was killed today in a stabbing rampage in israel, says his name is taylor force, a graduate student who was on a school trip. at least ten others were injured in the stabbings near tel aviv before the attacker was shot dead. it happened near an event attended by vice president joe biden. biden condemned the attack on social media calling it an act of terror. >>> two of the jurors who hande