david henry is live. >> reporter: they are trying to put together the events that led to the raging gun battle. in the meantime it was an extremely close call for that police officer s tonight was all caught on police radio transmission. >> the officer is reporting shots fired. >> it happened at 12:45 this morning in tack owny, a report of a man with a gun on ditman. they spotted the suspect on torresdale and the officer came under fire immediately. >> officer paulski got out of the car and was fired upon. he suffered a deep graze wound but kept his cool when reporting it on police radio. >> i'm hit. >> he was joined by two other officers that were engaged in a gun battle with the suspect, and officer karpalski was hit and he haze 3-week-old child. commissioner ramsey said it was a close call. >> he is released from the hospital, and received a graze wound to the head, another fraction of an inch and we would be having a different discussion. >> police are not releasing the name of the suspect that was killed out there this morning. they have surveillance video that could help in their

airy, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >> at this hour, attorney general, eric holder, is due in ferguson, missouri, for the investigation of michael brown, after a quiet night in the suburbs. marcy gonzales has the latest now. >> officers say that last night was a turning point and now a case that sparked the turmoil here is about to move forward. >> today a grand jury will start hearing evidence in the shooting of michael brown, the prosecutor telling us that it could take until mid-october to decide if officer darren wilson shown in this video will be charged for killing the teen over a week ago. >> he is vilified by the media and politicians, we felt it was necessary to come out and ask for due process for darren wilson. >> today attorney general, eric holder, arrived to talk to investigators, about the situation that sparked the outrage here. >> last night was tense, but less chaotic than last week. no tear gas, despite police recovering three loaded guns and having bottles thrown at them. >> immediately disperse and immediately stop throwing objects! >> they said

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> atlantic city's roaring 20s just ahead. >> a new museum shows the rise of power players in ac once controlled the boardwalk empire. >> reporter: meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the ex anncvideoconferences it's youof the day.rtant hi! hi, buddy! anncr: that's why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about. and good reasons to book now. feel the hamptonality >> all right time for accuweather, change is coming. >> reporter: we have wet weather pushing through the delaware valley now. we are expecting sunshine here for before the day is through. we're down in cape may, where we have showers pushing to the north northern portions of cape may county. there's another little band northwest of philadelphia. let's put it over to storm tracker 6 live double scan. thrlts, you can -- there it is, you can see the green painted on the maps there. there's renegade stuff to the south across southern portions of atlantic county and cape may counties. we're looking at quakertown, allentown, fleetwood reporting lit, patchy rain, nothi

david henry is live now with the details. >> reporter: police are close to issuing an arrest warrant, they know who they are looking for and now it's a matter of finding them and investigators appear to be making good progress in building the case against the alleged ring leader. crime scene investigators carried away two buckets of roofing cement this morning, found in the back of the house on 32nd street owned by the suspects, they are identical to the ones tied to the two men thrown into the schuylkill river. the two men were brought to a garage where they were tortured and repeatedly stabs. sources say they were given $100,000 to buy drugs instead lost it at the gaming tables in chester. and they were allowed to call a friend that could come up with $100,000 and that friend only came up with $40,000. he was also tortured and stabbed all men were duct tapes and stabbed and thrown into the river, two were anchored with buckets and tied at the feet. the other man was not anchored and managed to escape. the evidence may have been caught on the owner's own cameras. and police searched

. >> david henry is live at police headquarters, the officer injured here is one lucky man. e >> he is by any accounts, the police call came into the radio as a report of shots fired. when the police got there, the gunman turned on them and started shooting. it was an extremely close call for a veteran police officer, the urgency of that desperate situation crackled over the airwaves on police radio. >> radio shots fired. mtd dmt t officer as rived and joined officer karpalski in the gun battle. they shot and killed the suspect, and the other officers rushed to help officer karpalski to get into a car and to the hospital. >> they are scooping him, they are taking him. another officer road in the back of his comrade. i am in the back of the car, the officer is okay right now. officer karpalski was treated for his head wound and sent home this morning. an extremely close call. >> another fraction of an inch, he has a serious graze wound to the side of his head, probably would have caught him in the eye or head, it would have been more severe if not fatal. >> the suspect was sc

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david henry is live now at police headquarters with more. >> monica, police are gathering quite a bit of evidence and they know who they are looking for. he is the ring leader of a drug gang that is literally quite cut throat, drug gang with connections all over the country so at this point he could be anywhere. >> they have means and a lot of money and they have a lot of different locations they have lived at through the years, right now we don't know where they are at or where they are headed. >> last night and today the police searched the suspect's home near elm wood. crime scene investigators left with two buckets of roofing cement identical to the bucketed tied to the two men tossed in the schuylkill before dawn. >> the two men are brothers given $100,000 by the suspects to buy drugs instead they lost it all at the casino in chester. they were held in the garage in the rear of the suspect's property where they were stabbed repeatedly and tortured. a friend showed up to buy their freedom with $40,000 was also stabbed and tortured. the brothers were brought to the schuylkill and a

the "action news" team covering it all and david henry live along the ben franklin parkway for the big concert. and annie mccormick in ventnor, new jersey. and starting with adam joseph outside as we say good-bye to summer. >> we may unofficially say good-bye, but here to stay, especially the second half of the weekend. looking at the numbers now, extremely pleasant to begin your holiday weekend. 78 in allentown, low humidity same for philadelphia. 74 millville. a little sea breeze at the shore, the temperature in the lower 70s. the heat will be arriving. 91 in hot-lanta. and jackson, mississippi 93 degrees. as we progress through the weekend the dewpoints, how it feels when you step out, will are jumping how the as well. fairly comfortable tomorrow. a little more humid, but sunday and monday the humidity will hit the tropical oppressive levels. and pretty much say there into tuesday and then trails back off into the middle of next week. the evening planner. by 10:00, 71 under a generally clear sky. a few clouds out there. as we rank the weekend days, the number one day will be tomorro

the "action news" team covering it all and david henry live along the ben franklin parkway for the bigoncert. and annie mccormick in ventnor, new jersey. and starting with adam joseph outside as we say good-bye to summer. >> we may unofficially say good-bye, but here to stay, especially the second half of the weekend. looking at the numbers now, extremely pleasant to begin your holiday weekend. 78 in allentown, low humidity same for philadelphia. 74 millville. a little sea breeze at the shore, the temperature in the lower 70s. the heat will be arriving. 91 in hot-lanta. and jackson, mississippi 93 degrees. as we progress through the weekend the dewpoints, how it feels when you step out, will are jumping how the as well. fairly comfortable tomorrow. a little more humid, but sunday and monday the humidity will hit the tropical oppressive levels.

david henry, northeast philadelphia.nnel 6 "action news." >> sky6 live hd taking a live look at the camden waterfront. meteorologist chris sowers is back next with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it's been nice, but changes are coming. >> from produce to deli meat we share tips guaranteed to save you money at the gcery store. >>> and veterans in wheelchairs take on new oh, hi there bill. hey! are you in town for another meeting? yup, i brought my a-team. make the most of the weekend before it's gone. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! be a weekender and book your stay at hampton. feel the hamptonality. remarking yesterday how awesome the summer has been. >> reporter: it's been incredibly cool, especially for august standards, we had one day ere we eipsed the 90-degreeaiynr ntoweehamrg all oe isowhe hou b tre0sething dow 4 1. enn,2.ywre nd theat milra heat efheouom the surface. tomorrow is a comfortable day, humidity levels increase slightly ahead of this front today and tomorrow they go right

. >> oh, david henry, for the first time a similar concert will takes place in los angeles, concert goers here will be able to see it on a big screen tv. made in america is a big money maker for local businesses last year, they took in $10 million. remember, "action news" can travel with you wherever you go this labor day weekend. abc has live reports around the clock and details on made in america and the detours at 6abc.com. >>> two cars slammed into a septa trolley on a southwest philadelphia street. the action cam was on the 600 block of limb burger boulevard. a car rear ended the trolley while the trolley was stopped at a red light, and then another car hit the first car county trolley. the drivers of the cars are in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, there are no other injuries to report. >>> other news this morning, britain raises the terror threat level to severe. british prime minister david cameron said the move stems from the threat of isis which is more dangerous than al qaeda. the move is made with abundance of caution. >>> meanwhile, the white house said it doe

it was david henry phuong's masterpiece.t was a premise, a subject, a production that took people so ideas that nobody had ever thought before and certainly in a context of the piece of theater. the first great statement by an asian-american playwright about what it's like to be an asian-american in society in this amazing meditation on , east west, a french diplomat who conducted a 20-year-long affair with a man thinking it was a woman. provoking ofe and a play. when i said how much i love s andng with writer creating something brand-new, that's the best example. we did it once a week on "third rock from the sun" for six years. >> i often ask people this question. we talk to people of all levels. why shakespeare? an and possibly big question. i have this feeling that shakespeare himself had a kind of bucket list of the great and that he was going to write the play in which one of those emotions was the engine driving that entire play. you have sexual jealousy and a fellow. -- othello. you have old age and dementia in lear.

live from the parkway, david henry channel 6 "action news." >> i think i hear some horns honking rightow, thank you. >>> the all new 6abc.com is your source for the made in america festival. there is a slide show now of the performers and a list of set times for both days' line-ups. >>> other news, more people will lose their jobs because of the budget crisis in philadelphia schools. the district is eliminating 81 additional positions. 64 of those are currently vacant. so ultimately 17 people will be laid off in this round of cuts. the novembmove is expected to s $5.5 million, a chunk of the deficit that the district it facing. more layoffs are likely unless the new cigarette tax gets approval from lawmakesers. >>> the weekend off to a rough start where a fire left sections of the boardwalk without power. the two-alarmer broke out at a commercial building at park boulevard and west oak avenue. and the fire crews got calls from people stuck in powerless elevators. no reports of injuries and power restored now to most of the affected area. >>> people still looking for one of three vehicl

. >> we'll keep an eye also on alex henry. >> david montgomery is taking a medical leave of absence as he recovers from cancer and jaw surgery and pat gillic will take over on a temporary basis. he underwent jaw surgery in february and he plans to return to the job once he fully recovers from cancer. >> owls kick off tonight against vanderbilt. and they are coming off an awful season and are trying to bounce back after a 2-10 year in 2010. the big issue is what we do, focus on us. if we learned one thing, we played really good teams it's what we did to determine whether we won or lost. and see what we do come game time. once the eagles start wrapping up. the kickoff is at 9:15 against vanderbilt. >> back to you in the studio. >> thanks jeff. a consumer issue, nydia han wants to help.. she is tackling a wide variety of -- and a wrap up. she joins us live now at the big board. >> hi nydia. >> we are busy and our viewers have too. if you missed what "action news" troubleshooters are all about. >> this one tells me i have five outstanding tickets. >> this was for a car she traded in five y

. >> i don't know if you ever heard that henry david thoreau quote that says something like wássÑ youieve your dreams it's not so much what you get, and i've been getting a lot lately, signed a big book contract and a one-woman show and it's all great and the team deserves all that. at the end of that statement, it's not what you get, it's who you become. right now one of the things i've dived into this summer is a campaign and it's called, it's an online campaign that's called tylenol stories of strength.com. so i and a number of well-known people but more than that, the public at large is getting on that website and telling their stories of strength. who helped them when they were out. they had nothing left. and some best friend, some husband, some guru came to them and said we're going to make it through this. you may not have anything left like bonnie said to me but we're going to make it through this. so i have dived in with tylenol with this. i'm on the website answering people with their stories. >> you're answering yourself? >> yeah, yeah. >> and, of course, strength is what y

since henry replaced david akers there have not been kicking highlights for the team. both kickers necessity what is at stake. >> i think it helps with the urgency just to get better. i want to do that at every position. so, you just take it for what it is and just try to get better every day. >> just going to take it day by day and on thursday, i'm sure they will tell us, whatever is going on and we will take it, from there. >> don't look now but phillies are looking for their their straight series victory with the nationals down at the bank. cole hamels on the mound for phillies tonight while lefty gio gonzales on the hill for washington. gio has been tough in the past. utley and howard are out of the line up, galvis and ruf are in. >> give a chance for somebody else to get in there and play and get right-handed bats in there. it works two things gets a couple guys off their feet and maybe we will get, we will have some innings and put some hit together with the right-handed bats. >> tomorrow morning you can listen to our beasley reese who will join the america team

the brief but famous dialogue in the form of two simple questions between ralph waldo emerson and henry davidhoreau, shouted over a prison wall not far from here? what are you doing in there, henry david? emerson asks his incarcerated friend, locked up for refusing to pay taxes to a war-making state, a slave state. thoreau responds, what are you doing out there? that's a good question. what are you doing with your spirit of democracy, your rumors of freedom, and your various quests for justice? there is a wisdom simple to -- there is a rhythm simple to state but excruciatingly difficult to enact, to state to -- staying true to the spirit of democracy and justice. simple to state. open your eyes, pay attention, as step one, be astonished, do something, and then doubt or re-think. i will elaborate. open your eyes. this means you cannot make sensible, bought full, -- thoughtful, participatory decisions about the world unless you participate in it. i think of my mother. i took care of her at the end of her life. some 20 years ago, she had broken her ankle and she said to me, what about this thing

the brief but famous dialogue in the form of two simple questions between ralph waldo emerson and henry davidhoreau, shouted over a prison wall not far from here? what are you doing in there, henry david? emerson asks his incarcerated friend, locked up for refusing to pay taxes to a war-making state, a slave state. thoreau responds, what are you doing out there? that's a good question. what are you doing with your spirit of democracy, your rumors of freedom, and your various quests for justice? there is a wisdom simple to -- there is a rhythm simple to state but excruciatingly difficult to enact, to state to -- staying true to the spirit of democracy and justice. simple to state. open your eyes, pay attention, as step one, be astonished, do something, and then doubt or re-think. i will elaborate. open your eyes. this means you cannot make sensible, bought full, -- thoughtful, participatory decisions about the world unless you participate in it. i think of my mother. i took care of her at the end of her life. some 20 years ago, she had broken her ankle and she said to me, what about this thing

people say that is not really smart my even ralph waldo criticize thd the henry david thoreau for doing that. but later today i will be joining him, because sometimes you have to put your body into the machine to stop it and to stop it. [applause] >> a round of applause for ray mcgovern. our next speaker is a chairman i can't believe usa -- can believe, usa. my dear brothers and sisters, because time is short and we achieve a lot, i wanted to ask a few simple questions. died, 9000 people severely injured. more than 9000 houses demolished. centers,ospitals, u.n. schools, bombardment. who is the biggest terrorist in this one? answer me. which one is the biggest terrorist? who is the biggest security challenge and threat to america? israel. which country makes america most unpopular throughout the world? destroys the u.s. security pact? most country makes the enemies of the usa? my dear friends and sisters and all the non-muslim community i welcome you here. i want to start with the koran. as aever you do, i follower of the prophets, you will do to success. shame to cnn, shame to bbc, sham

henry. today team acquired kicker codey barker, rook friday auburn from the colts in exchange for david lou elian. >>> two preseason games but safe to say the eagles defense needs some work. patriots rack up nearly 500 yards of total offense this past friday, but no one is panicking. >> no, i'm not concerned. but obviously, you know, i see what you guys saw and know there is some things that need to be fixed. >> most of the plays where they were big runs, deep balls, you know, people were in the right position, they didn't have the right leverage. they were not dealing with the responsibility. we have to get that fix and we should be fine. >> eagles will face steelers, tomorrow night, at 7:30 at the link, you can see the game right here on six abc. we are your official eagles station. >> yes, we are. >> proud to be it. >> thanks ducis. >>> finally officials unveiled a big investment in young athletes tonight in south philadelphia. local boxers, young and old, helped councilman johnson cut the ribbon on the new rec center. not long after students stepped into do some sparring. johnson secure

henry will balance it out with newly acquired rookie codey park key. the eagles will have to look elselsewhere. since hadn't row replaced david akers not many highlights for the team. both kickers know exactly what is at stake. >> i think it helps with the urgency just to get better. they do it at every position. so it's one of things why not do it at kick consider too you take it for what et cetera and you try to get better every day. >> it's going to take it day by day on thursday i'm sure they'll tell us, you know, whatever is going on and we'll take it from there. >> michael vick gets the start for the jets thursday night. this will be his first trip back to the linc sense he became a free agent and left philadelphia. vick says he'll always be grateful towards philadelphia. >> and tomorrow morning you can listen to our beasley reece will join the morning team over on or sister station 94 wip. the show starts at 5:30 so call in and talk little (vo) ours is a world of the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting...

of americans want answers and fox has our very own ed henry tried to get us some today, so, ed, how are f all?u, first o >> good to see you, david odd, are you around? you like to be on tv. >> play a clip why when you have the real thing.. >> ed, go ahead. >> okay, well i pressed josh ernest about it because as you say the president is doing fundraising today and, remember last week he was playing golf right aftere pr the, you know, statementrais about james foley being beheaded, he took a lot ofolf grief from that about that t not just from trucks but from democrats and i pressed josh ernest one day after saying you don't have a strategy after-to-deal with isis and syria, why are you raising campaign money? and he basically said look, the president is juggling a lot of things, not just national security. he is the head of theis democratic party for all intents and purposes. he has got a big midterm election coming up. presidents in both parties obviously raise big gobs of has campaign money and he said he has a national security team he relies on. but obviously the optics ofties all of this might bebs something that blows up in

david cammeron during a crisis like this moment with isis, comes back from his first day of vacation to do his job. >> and joining us now from washington fox news chief white house correspondent ed henryhat president obama is going to change a little bit? try to win back the american people? >> no. if he wanted to do that he might have played three rounds of golf, maybe five or six. instead it was nine. look, everyone likes to get some time off. we have been through this before. but the bottom line is to play around of golf just minutes after a statement condemning the beheading of an american journalist, it showed a president who is pretty insulated right now. pretty frustrated with the critics and frankly doesn't give a fig about those critics and is going to do what he thinks is right whether, you know, damn the consequences. so i don't see change. >> all right. here is what i don't understand. lit terminally no one defended that i didn't hear anyone defend him going on the golf course within an hour of explaining to the american public what action he was going to take in light of the murder of james foley. no one. >> agreed. >> i don't even think michelle told him it was a good id