dann cuellar is covering bernie sanders but first vernon odom in center city and hillary clinton addressed union workers today. >> reporter: good evening rick. we'll see some good old fashion political brawling over the next few weeks and the stakes get higher each day. the morning after getting crushed in the wisconsin primary, hillary clinton came out swinging at bitter rival bernie sanders who speaks here at the pennsylvania afocoo convention tomorrow. she says that the senator is selling pie in the sky promises he cannot deliver from the white house. >> every candidate asking for your vote owes it to you to be clear on how we'll keep our promises. >> the primary comes in three weeks after the new york primary smack down. hillary clinton has not been able to deliver the knockout blow to her rival. >> the republican front runner, in case you haven't heard. actually says that wages are too high. >> boo! >> i said the other day in new york it's time he gets out of one of those towers named for him and talk to people out working. ted cruz and others are pushing a national right to work law

"action news" reporter trish hartman and dann cuellar are live at the mall tonight.sh, let's start with you. you have basic facts as we know them. >> reporter: that is right, jim. just about 30 minutes ago we found out from the police chief that seven week old baby boy was found and he was found safe and sound. asir simmons was found along with his abductor who is now in police custody. police say surveillance video of the woman taking the baby led them to multiple tips, after it was shown on air and on social media. the those tips led them to the suspect, location in tredyffrin township. the name of the suspect has in the been released, police say she befriended the family the at the mall earlier today and then took baby in the food court when mother a's back was turned. we are told she does have ties to the king of prussia area. police say she was showing that baby off to family and friend and then that got back to police. >> we were able to go to a number of locations tonight in both upper merion township, malvern and then eventually into tredyffrin township chest

live from bryn mawr, dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> pandemonium. thanks, dann. >>> we want to see you cheering on those we will cats tonight. please share your favorite photos and videos with us, using the #six abc action. >>> here's a look the a the pictures. you don't have to be a know of grad to be part of the nova nation today so please keep sending them. >>> be sure to follow us on twitter at six abc for latest scores and highlights. >>> okay. moving to the accu weather forecast, we had showers earlier but turnout to be a decent afternoon. now we will wait for winds of change to start blowing. in fact there is a high wind warning tonight and then it will get really cold. meteorologist melissa a magee is live with the first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there, melissa. >> big changes heading our way. we will start off on a glummy note for the start of our weekend, morning rain across the region. atlantic city .32 inches and with the exception of the atlantic city most spots pick up .2 of an inch to less than a tenth of an inch of rain.

we are live from bryn mawr, dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >> monday will be a big night. thanks, dann. >>> we want to see how you have been cheering on those wildcats. share your favorite photos and videos with us using the #six abc action. with that said here's a look at some of those pictures. the as you can see you don't have to be a nova grad to be a member of the nova nation tonight. >>> stay with six abc for all things nova nation as wildcats get ready to take on the tar heels in the the national championship game on monday night. jeff, a leash bring you live reports of houston right through the final buzzer. >>> in other news tonight official from his west chester university are investigating two reported separate sexual assaults that happened early yesterday morning. the first happened at 2:30 a a.m. on the second floor of the new street parking garage where police say a female student was raped by a male student. the second a salt happened this morning inside a campus dorm. police say a student was sleeping when a man she knew assaulted her. they say that suspec

dann cuellar was at the airport last night to talk to passengers. >> reporter: passengers are finding incredibly long lines at tsa checkpoints with wait times as much one, two, three, hours. >>> i don't know if they have enough people or the people are not interested in working hard enough. >>> this time the line is very, very long. >> reporter: you're not a happy camper. >>> no, not at all. >> reporter: a spokesman for american airlines said the lines at tsa check points have become unacceptable. 1600 passengers missed their flights. the airports include philadelphia, l.a. and atlanta and dallas. they have seen 'decrease in hiring because of budget cuts. with summer coming on, tsa is adding 200 new screernls a week to -- screeners a week to bring them to the 45,500. they said be prepared for delays. >>> expect to see longer with a lot times. >> reporter: sign up for the fast lane, but there's a fee for that, or show up for your flight earlier than you normally would. at philadelphia international, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> if you're just waking up with us, it is 5:38,

dann cuellar talked to young people who honored their friend in a vigil. >> reporter: police have asked a lot of people in connection with the case, but no one has been arrested or charged. but the case brings brief among her friends and >>> there's grief among the students. >>> my baby is gone it hurts me to the core. >> reporter: a close friend joined a hundred others outside the school for amy joyner frances she died after being assaulted bye-bye two students in the bathroom. the fatal assault shocked many around here and around the world. >>> we need to come together as one. >> reporter: acting as the spokeswoman as the family said amy was a model student. >>> she this was not a young y involved in the street activity. this was an honor role student manager of the wrestling team. >>> her friends say she was known for breaking up fights. her friends released 16 blue balloons her favorite color to float away in the warm spring air in her memory. >>> one, two, three. amy. >> reporter: details on the medical examiner's findings on a cause and manner of death have not been released. it's

. >>> "action news" reporter, dann cuellar remembers victims lives. >> reporter: 300 people across the city gathered to honor the lives who were lost in violence and give strength to those who were left behind. monique lost his son 2007 he was walking home from a basketball game. they still don't know who killed him. that's the hardest part to know somebody is still walking out >> reporter: latanya lost her son when he went to settle a neighborhood beef with another man. the other man came with a gun. if losing one son isn't painful enough, imagine losing two. one last year and one in '06. >>> there's a message i want to give, it needs to stop, there are too many babies that are dieing for no reason. >> reporter: mayor kenny lost a nephew to violence, he came to comfort families but knew there was little he could do to make the pain go away. >>> my prayers are with you and with the city for those who have experienced this loss. >> reporter: one thing is unmistakable clear the social tide of the country has to change. >>> i don't know whose family this has to affect in order for the cha

dann cuellar is now available and live from kelly's tap room overlooking lancaster avenue. hi, dann. >> how are you doing, jim. it is absolutely a lovefest out here. a sea of humanity on lancaster ave. and you see this nova nation flag waved backwards, forwards, every direction. the loud -- i mean this crowd is just so euphoric. many of them will not be able to speak tomorrow because they probable won't have a voice left from all the yelling and screaming. not just during the game, but now on lancaster ave. it might be cold outside, but these fans are not feeling it. they're not feeling the cold temperatures that we're experiencing here tonight. just listen. listen to this, jim. >> they are just absolutely euphoric. they have not left. a cold chill is in the air, a wind is blowing, but they are not feeling it. some took shirts off and throwing them up in the air, dancing up and down. somebody fell and everybody grabbed them and picked them back up. it is so wonderful to see villanova fans just really enjoying this moment and this championship, jim. >> and one would hope, duc

and dann cuellar live at city hall tonight, dann?> jim, with hillary clinton pulling ahead of sanders by 14 opponents in the recent poll, both holding rallies here tonight. sanders still thinks he has the path to victory, but clinton looking for a decisive win here tomorrow. >> i am thrilled to be here in philadelphia with all of you. >> hillary clinton rallied about 800 people in the city hall courtyard urging them not just to vote, but urging all of their friends to go to the polls tomorrow. in doing so taking a shot at her democratic opponent, bernie sanders. >> remember the goal here is to make sure that we have a democrat in the white house next january. >> among other issues, the former secretary of state touched on creating jobs for the middle class, raising the minimum wage, women's rights and equal pay. >> there is nothing that will hold us back. we will have the future that we deserve if we work together, and that starts for you tomorrow, philadelphia. right here. >> meanwhile at drexel university, long lines outside of the

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at philadelphia international, and dann, phl is a parentally one of the worst airlines when it comes to these delays. >> reporter: sad to say, but that is what we're told, jim. for those who haven't been through a tsa checkpoint lately you may be in for a surprise. delays are such the that the tsa is asking to you show up at least two hours ahead for a domestic flight and up to three hours for an international flight but we have learned that not even that may be enough to avoid missing your flight. a number of airports across the country passengers are finding incredibly long lines at tsa checkpoints this was the scene at lax with wait times of one, two, even three hours. >> i don't know if they don't have enough people or the people are not interested in working hard enough. >> this time lines were really long. >> reporter: not a happy camper. >> no, it is my birthday. no, i'm not at all. >> reporter: passengers are the not the only ones complaining. the spokesmen for american airlines says lines at tsa checkpoints have become unacceptable. he

and dann cuellar along the boulevard, and what did the residents learn tonight?h what they learned but what they could say about fixing the roadways. the answer of fixes it are piecemeal and elusive. and this time they want to get if right. hearing from those who work, live and travel the boulevard. >> ask them to give you their opinions and you get pretty blunt answers. it's dangerous, says one. what do you like about it? nothing says another. >> i like them to slow down. traffic. >> traffic slowing down and hopefully police officers giving tickets. >> 12 lanes of high-speed traffic 14 miles from broad to neshaminy mall. and the past years there are over 3,000 reported crashes, and many of the facilities are pedestrians. >> wire barriers only allow pedestrians to cross at the light. that would save so many lights. >> and the first of five public forums, dozens gathered the interactive stakeses to give them input on what they would like to see done. >> i would like to see more pedestrian options on the boulevard. around my neighborhood the sidewalks aren't comple

now dann cuellar is live getting ready for her next event. >> a new poll shows delicious leading sanders in pennsylvania by 13 points, she says she never counts chickens before the eggs hatch. fresh out of her victory, hillary clinton is making a number of stops here just days before the pennsylvania primary. >> there were long lines outside of fillmore waiting to see hillary clinton that is billed as an organized event. she says she is the oath candidate that can break down barriers and bring results for famili families. >> hillary is experienced and has been secretary of state and mended problem in other countries. >> she is with me. because i feel she is always with me and has my best interest in mind. >> mrs. clinton leads sanders by 200, among clinton supporters there is no question that she will win. >> it's time to unify behind hillary clinton and it's an exciting time in politics and a lot is at stake and momentum is building and policy wise she has a solid policy, she has integrity and can bring new era to the presidency. like her husband but in her own steps. >>> there are 19 p

. >>> "action news" reporters dann cuellar and jeff chirico, walter perez are covering this primary tonight. lets he begin with dann at clinton headquarters in philadelphia they expected to win, in pennsylvania, and win, in pennsylvania, and >> reporter: with big wins in pennsylvania abe maryland hillary clinton took big prize, in addition on delaware and connecticut. she offered a olive branch an appeal for party unity. it is clear that clinton is looking beyond the primaries attacking donald trump and the republican party. >> ♪ >> reporter: for hillary clinton it was what she was hoping for, a huge victory in pennsylvania. the biggest prize of all. her campaign sees this largely as a turning point in her victory speech tonight she focused primarily on the challenge ahead making it clear that she wants to move forward to clinching the nomination once and for all and move on to the general election. >> with your help we will come back to philadelphia a, for the democratic national convention. with the most votes and most pledged delegates. >> there is nothing, nothing that we cannot accompl

. >>> "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the foxmoore pavilion where the entire community together tonight, dann. >> reporter: jim, it was an emotional night here tonight, on very short notice, they came here to honor the life of the man who touched the lives of so many children, parents, and faculty across robbins villain it was clear tonight this community is devastated by his loss. a sea of candles and flowers, kept pouring in at foxmoore pavilion and 500 people gathered to honor the life of superintendent, doctor steven mayer. >> when you feel weak, sad, i want you to think about steve's smile, think about word, wisdom encouragement he shared with you along the way. >> reporter: doctor mayer whose five three-year old father of three whose wife teaches in the the district was struck and killed on robbinsville edinburg road while driving with his dog dutch who was also killed. the driver was a 17 year-old student at robs instantville high. she was rushing to campus for a class trip when the accident happened. investigators plan to subpoena records to see if she was texts

and "action news" dann cuellar is here with more. >> reporter: the polls leading into today's voting are any indication, bernie sanders is in for a rough ride. he continues to wage a passionate campaign against hillary clinton hoping to narrow the gap especially here in pennsylvania where 210 delegates are up for grabs. >> there is someone that says we cannot defeat a corrupt political system. bernie sanders has attracted thousands of supporters to his jam packed rallies, with philadelphia's largely african-american base likely to pull the lever for clinton and it's a large college opportunity and that could help the vermont senator. >> the clinton campaign is hoping to derail sanders once and for all by sweeping all five states. last night outside of ar rally the former secretary of state took a shot at sanders the goal is to make sure there say democrat in the white house next january. and the stateses are using a closed primary where only democrats can vote. is especially challenging for sanders. >> a bad night tonight, following the 16 point defeat in new york last year could pro

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at police headquarters, dann, how could this happen. >> reporter: well, jim, this is a classic example of what can happen when police mistake you for violent culprits they are looking for. in this case one southwest philadelphia family says that is what happened to them, in the misunderstanding led to their home being raided in the middle of the night. incident happened here on 2:30 this morning in the 1600 block of elmwood avenue. police were looking for culprits in the violent home invasion involving weapons. surveillance video from the police real time crime center led heavily armed swat officers to this house. >> i opened the door i saw six or seven or eight swat team members with m16's, or, high powered weapons, like it was a radar something. >> coming out of the shower and pump action rifle in my chest. he just like put your hand up. rifle in my chest. i said wow. >> reporter: forty-eight year-old mrs. jardine who was shot in the head by a ex-boyfriend and was impaired was unable to move fast enough who woke her from her sleep. >> she said go

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at wilmington police tonight, dann? >> reporter: well, jim, sources are telling us tonight that arrests are imminent, three students will be charged in the death of amy joyner francis. tonight we are learning new details about how she died. it has been exactly one week since shocking death of amy joyner francis in the howard high school bathroom and now a law enforcement veteran close to the investigation tells "action news" that during an altercation with three other female students that the 16 year-old was knock to the floor and stabbed repeatedly with pens also. then the source say one of the girls slammed her head in the bathroom sink. she was rush to the hospital where she later died. tonight a law enforcement expert say that investigations like this could take a long time because detectives, in this age of social media, have to sort through fact verse fiction in the host of facebook, instagram and twitter accounts. >> people make a lot of statements. you have to run down every single statement and they become very

all about remembering ed snider and "action news" reporter dann cuellar was there. >> in honor of thean who was our leader, our visionary and our friends, i say thank you, mr. snider. >> a sea of orange as flyers and fans paid an emotional tribute to a great owner of the franchise, 83-year-old ed snider. >> i want to thank all of the flyer players who have worn the orange and black. because in choosing to honor me tonight, you have really chosen to honor them. >> i love ed snider. >> he was the flyers, absolutely. heart and soul of the flyers. >> so much fun. real little very entertaining. and especially tonight we need a game-winner, hopefully it will bring gus luck. >> incredibly 57 seconds into the game the flyers score and the place goes wild. [horn blowing] >> for some, ed snider's legacy brings back a lot of memories. for some it can be a little emotional. >> i was crying are the whole thing. >> and remembering when his mom bought him his first ticket to see the flyers. >> my god, i was in eighth grade and she gave me money for a cab and i went to the spectrum and it was in my b

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live in wilmington police tonight, dann?rter: jim, tonight police are investigating reports that the fight may have been over a boy. and that one or more students may have recorded the deadly encounter on their cell phones. >> we ask you to keep up with god. >> reporter: tears and hugs outside howard high school of technology where a couple hundred people gathered tonight, here to remember 16 year-old amy joyner, sophomore student killed so tragically during a beef with a group with another group of girls. >> whenever she had a problem, she would talk to us. i never would have thought she would be a girl that would get killed like that. >> reporter: police say victim was involve in the fight with another girl in the girls bathroom just after school started at 8:15. one student tells us she was in the stall when the fight broke out. >> she was fighting the girl. that is when all of them other girls started banking her. >> reporter: started what. >> banking, jumping her. >> reporter: right. >> she hit the her head on the sink.

"action news" reporter dann cuellar and christie ileto at villanova tonight. t with you. a real lovefest this evening between this team and these fans. >> that's right, jim. what a remarkable 24 hours it's been for nova nation. clutching a national championship from the top-seeded tar heels culminating in a huge homecoming rally tonight. fans had little sleep, here to welcome their wildcats home. >> how we feeling nova nation! [cheers and applause] >> the humble and classy coach, jay wright head the way during the homecoming victory rally. >> no one deserves a national championship more than our students and our fans, the nova nation. we love you. you guys are the 2016 national champions! >> there were also a few words of heart-felt thanks from some of the players. >> i want to say thank you to all you all for coming out. thank you for supporting us this year. couldn't ask for a better way to go out on top, nova nation, national champions, let's get it. >> two seconds to go and jenkins right wing, he made it! >> and the shot heard round the world, general -- kr

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the king of prussia mall where the kidnapping happened. dann, you have talk to malika hunter what is she thinking and what is she saying tonight. >> well, jim, malika hunter is telling me she has not been able to sleep since her ordeal. she's still in the state of shock and now fear about taking her children out in public. >> that was like one of the worst nights of my life. one of the worst nights. >> reporter: twenty-five year-old malika hunter describing her horrific nightmare at king of prussia mall where this woman three two-year old cherie amoore of tredyffrin township is accused of kidnapping her seven week old baby ahsir simmons. our cameras was there when hunter was reunited with her unharmed son. >> crazy. >> he is doing great. he is doing great. he is with a bunch of family, loving arms and we are glad to have him back. >> reporter: amoore, according to court records told investigators she was trying to fill a void after losing her own baby in february, shortly after birth. she told detectives that i held him, and all of those

"action news" reporter dann cuellar is live outside the new vision united methodist church, dann, whatappened there tonight. >> reporter: well, jim, it was supposed to be a forum with mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard ross on the status of what his team has a controversial and racist stop and frisk policy implemented by the prior administration. but the meeting ended in chaos, and had to be shut down. >> the meeting had started in an orderly fashion with mayor jim kenney saying he kept his campaign prom toys even unconstitutional stopping and frisking of police for no reason. he said officers are required to have reasonable suspicion as required by the constitution. >> policies and procedures... and supporting an environment that are unprecedented in the country. >> reporter: mayor apologized for what went on before he took office which some people were not buying it. >> we're not here to listen to all this nonsense about these policies and numbers and all this bleep. >> reporter: the reverend gregory who will exton reminded people they were in the house of god and then

we're live from king of prussia, dann cuellar for channel six a "action news". >>> live, dann.ve breaking news tonight. philadelphia fire fighters discovered a woman's body after putting out a fire inside a row home in tioga a nicetown. it a peers to be something, more sinister. authorities are telling "action news" that she was dead, before the blaze break out in the 1900 block of west street. now homicide detectives have the case, they are not, identifying the victim just yet. >>> chopper six was also over a deadly crash in pennsauken, late tonight where a car struck a pedestrian. it happened at 9:00 o'clock on route 07 near browning road. police are releasing few details, as the investigation is in its early stages. police in camden are trying to track down a man who allegedly shot his mother in the chest, late this afternoon. "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at cooper university hospital where the mother has died. jeff, you've got the full story. >> reporter: jim, family members kept asking over and over again how could a son do this to his own mother? i spoke wi

"action news" reporter dann cuellar has more. >> reporter: more than 300 people from across the city,athered to honor the lives of those lost in violence and give strength to survivors left behind. >> the pain never goes away. >> reporter: monick garvey loss her son eric woods in august 1, 2007, he was walking home from a basketball game. to this day they still don't know who killed him. >> that is the hardest part, to know that somebody is still walking out here, that took his life. >> reporter: le tanya boyd smith lost her son, september 10th, 2010. he went to peacefully resolve a petty neighborhood beef with another man but the other man had another plan. >> he came with the gun and he chose to end the situation by shooting my son instead of the resolving the issue that they had. >> reporter: if losing one son isn't pain enough, aida oaks stopped to say imagine losing two, jared oaks in october of last year and his 17 year-old brother kane in november of 06. >> the message i want to get is it need to stop, okay. there is too many babies that are killing and dying for no reason. ror

dann cuellar joins us live from fire headquarters tonight with more on that, dann?> reporter: monica, mayor jim kenney made it known early he would conduct a national search for a new commissioner. tonight sources are telling us he has found one. he is said to be highly regarded, highly credentialed man from virginia with more than two decade in the business. sources are telling thaws mayor jim kenney will announce appointment of adam thiel next week as philadelphia's new fire commissioner. he is virginia's deputy secretary for public safety and home land security. former fire chief in alexandria, virginia. he is an emergency services instructor and public safety consultant with a master's degree in public administration and bachelor's degree in fire science. tonight, the mayor declined to discuss thiel's appointment. >> we will not announce it until next week. >> reporter: you have no comment on that. >> i want everybody to get it at the same time and, you know weeks had planned on doing it next week and that is when it with the happen. >> reporter: kenney is son o

a "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at temple university's liacouras center tonight the whereernie sanders just addressed thousands of supporters, dann? >> reporter: rick, bernie sanders electrified a crowd of over 11,000, who stood in line for hours, outside, waiting to get in. he also spoke with us on a one on one interview about the campaign and his chances of beating hillary clinton which pundits say his chances are slim despite recent string of victories. >> thank you, philadelphia. >> reporter: it was a standing only crowd at liacouras center to sianni hear bernie sanders but lines outside stretched almost a mile, several blocks long and number of people wide after winning the last seven of eight contests, sanders believes he has momentum in the campaign for democratic nomination is heading for a contested convention despite those who say the numbers just don't add up. >> i think we have a real hot shot to win this. i think we have momentum. i think we have the energy. i think we have the idea that are resonating a cross this country. >> reporter: in an interview before

walter perez for channel 6 "action news." >>> to the wire indeed and switching to dann cuellar on lancastervenue in bryn mawr. what is the situation there? >> oh, jim, i have to tell you the air has been electric here at kelly's tap room in bryn mawr. standing-room-only crowd with nova nation fans looking for a championship tonight. >> they are miles away from houston but it doesn't matter. nova nation fans charged for this game all weekend long. >> i know what's already going to happen to the national championship or bust. >> as long as we keep it up the way we have, we will win the game. >> and it used to be my dad's team and now it is my team. villanova. >> a team with such a great community, and everyone wants to rally together. everyone is here at the pavilion and so many at the game. getting together and cheering for the team that will take to us victory. >> back live here, as you can see the place is rockin. these guys, i think they smell a victory in houston tonight. i think they can smell that championship, wow. let's go nova! back to you, jim. >> thank you, dann. the lead down to

dann cuellar was at the airport last night.s more from officials and passengers. >> reporter: at a number of airports across the country, passengers are findings incredibly long lines at tsa checkpoints. this was the scene at lax with wait times of one, two, three hours. >>> i don't know if they have enough people or the people are not interested in working hard enough. >> reporter: the lines are really, really long. you're not a happy camper. >>> no i'm not. >> reporter: a spokes manner for american airline also said the checkpoints have become unacceptable. 600 passengers have missed their flights the worst are philadelphia international atlanta at that and l.a. and miami and dallas. >> reporter: truth of the matter, tsa said they have seen a decrease nationwide due to budget cuts when congress is demanding tighter security measures due to recent terror acts. there are 41,000 screeners the lowest in five years. with summer coming on, t sssments -- tsa is 200 screeners each week. the best tip is to sign up for precheck the fas

dann cuellar was there. >> reporter: it was spoaskt -- suppose to be a forum on the controversial "stop and frisk" policy by the former administration. the meeting started with mayor kenny saying he kept his campaign promise to end the unusual stopping and frisking by police officer are supposed to to have reasonable suspicion as allowed by the constitution. [inaudible]. , the mayor apologized for what went on before he took office. but people were not buying it. >>> we are not listening to all this nonsense about the policy and numbers and bleep. >> reporter: the reverend reminded people they were in the house of god and unloaded on the mayor himself. >>> "stop and frisk" you'll find more drugs more problems. >> reporter: one lady under attendees to sign a petition to get out of their neighborhoods. >>> i would advice you to -- [inaudible], it's time for us to take back our communities. >> reporter: the mayor try to speak, but kept getting interrupted. >>> but, but, but. >> reporter: soon there is utter chaos. >>> please please please. >> reporter: soon many people who didn't like how

dann cuellar was there. >> reporter: more than 300 people from the across the city gathered to honor the lives of those lost in violence and give strength to the survivors left behind. monique lost her son to gun violence on august 1, 2007. he was walking home from a basketball game. they don't who killed him. >>> that's the hardest part to know someone walking out there took his life. >> reporter: a this woman lost her son september 10 on 2010. he went to resolve a beef with another man, but the other man had a plan. he came with una gun. if losing one son is not painful enough, aida lost her son last year his 17-year-old brother in 20006. >>> it needs to stop, too many babies are dieing for no reason. mayor jim kenny lost a nephew to violence and knows the pain it causes. he came to comfort families but knew there was little he could say to make the pain go away. >>> my prayers prayers are witd the city and the people touched by violence and senseless loss. >> reporter: whatever the solutions may be for many families here, one thing is unmis clear, things have to change. dann cuell

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> 7:36 we are three days away from primaries in pennsylvaniand delaware. the race continues to focus on the delaware valley. we had visitors from the candidates in this year's contentious race for the oval office. bernie sanders has a believe in the future rally at the chase center on the wilmington river front. sarins -- sanders spoke with matt o'donnell calling mayor kenny's soda tax regres irving and un-- regressive and unfair to the poor. >>> i'm not going to get into philadelphia politics, but as president of the united states we'll raise taxes on the 1%. >>> winning pennsylvania will not be easy for sanders. you'll remember clinton won the state back in 2008. but sanders said he is in the race until the end. the former secretary of state brought her campaign back to the area yesterday. she held a round table discussion in jenkintown, montgomery county. she vowed to address equal pay and paid family leave if she is elected president. she touched on gun control and traveled to scranton for a rally there. donald trump made a campaign stop in

dann cuellar was there.t was -- suppose to be a forum with mayor kenny and commissioner richard ross to end the unconstitutional stopping and frisking of police for no reason. they need a reason to stop them >>> the mayor apologized for what happened before he took office, but some people didn't believe it. >> reporter: the reverend reminded people that they were in the house of god and unloaded on the mayor himself. [inaudible]. [applause] more drugs more problems. >> reporter: one lady urged attendees to sign a petition to get police out of their neighborhoods. [inaudible]. the mayor tried to speak, but kept getting interrupted. [inaudible] >> reporter: soon there is utter chaos. >>> please, please, please. >> reporter: soon many people who didn't like how things were going began to leave. >>> the tone of the meeting for me is more negative coming from the community it seals like an unwillingness to listen. >>> we want to get more patrols down here. we have bigger fish to fry, we have drugs and prostitutio

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >>> your time, 9:36 new on the campaign trail this morning, bernie sanders says he met with pope francis during his trip to the vatican. sanders said that the meeting took place earlier this morning before the pope left for a one day visit to greece. he said he appreciated the message he is sending for the need for morality and justice in the world economy. sanders traveled to rome to attend a conference on economic inequality and climate change. >>> hillary clinton plans to in philadelphia wednesday one day after the new york primary. the details of that visit have not been announced. pennsylvania's primary april 26th. clinton campaigned in philadelphia earlier this month. >>> on the republican side ted cruz is expectedded to sweep the convention in 0 whyoming. 14 delegates are up for grabs. trump picked up a single delegate in the wyoming county convention. cruz said the process is rigged in favor of party insiders like ted cruz. >>> in "healthcheck," another reason to quit smoking. it could prevent you from getting that dream job. we have the deta

at wilmington police headquarters, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." 6:34.nformation from overnight. police say they caught a tire slashers at the scene of the alleged destructive crime spree. the slashed 16 cars. officers found the person next to parked cars with the knife next to him. he was taken into custody and awaits charges. >>> schuylkill expressway expressway was shut down overnight. a car caught fire in the westbound lanes near montgomery avenue. emergency vehicles had to access the scene through eastbound lanes. >>> police say the man wanted for shooting and killing five people in mument -- mument -- multiple locations has taken his own life in columbia i can't county. the shooter was -- columbia county. they were relatives of his wyche. police don't have a motive only saying the killings were domestic in nature. >>> the search is on for a person in southern ohio who executed 8 members of one family. there are 6 different crime scenes, one woman was shot as she slept next to a four day old baby. the baby and two other very young children were spar

the baby's mother tells dann cuellar her world was shaken. >>> i don't want to go outside, i just want to keep my kids in the house where they are safe. >> reporter: you don't trust anyone. >>> i don't trust no one. figure somewhere my kids are a target. i don't want to go nowhere. >>> court records reveal thatan february, but it died after birth. >>> hundreds of you saw the tip on the facebook and twitter page and tips from the public led to a happy conclusion in the case. make sure you're getting important and breaking information from "action news" all the time. you should follow us on twitter at 6abc.com and like us on facebook.com/6abc "action news" news. >>> from our new jersey newsroom this morning a search continues for a 20-year-old man accused of killing his mother. jeff chirico spoke with neighbors who who say they are n disbelief. >> reporter: police conduct an interstate manhunt for a man who allegedly shotted own home -- shotted own mom on 18th street. neighbors said he raced outside when he heard a gunshot. >>> i ran outside. >> reporter: neighbors say ira sanchez was sh