david henry, "channel~6 action news." rick. >>> thank you. in northampton they are investigating a sexual assault near the lafayette college campus. it happened on saturday. they are not sure if it was a student at the college. >>> the firefighters battled a fire into the grocer warehouse in lower nazarethrette township. it walower nazareth township. the blaze started in one the trailers and spread to the building. the employees are evacuated. the cause is under investigation. >>> they identified the man that they believe shot and paralyzed a father in west philadelphia. they are asking for the public's help in minding him. this is allen stokes. he has been charked with attemptecharged withattempted m. he shot 49-year-old edward lynn six times. he bumped into him and words exchanged. the gunman opened fire. lynn remains in critical condition. if you know where this man is call 911. >>> authorities are looking for a thief that targeted a north philadelphia elementary school. they released the video inside of the school. you see a man walking o

david henry is lie in atlantic city. d we know for thousands of people down there this means a hard time as their jobs go away. >> reporter: yeah, hard times have fallen on atlantic city. thousands of people now without jobs. moments ago they flashed the last call lights here and you can see up above me that the lights are still on on the gaming floor but we saw a couple dozen people walking down the hallway as they were ushered out of this casino for the last time. they rolled the dice and lost. odds were stacked against it as it struggled under the weight of a heavy debt load. two years later this gamble has gone bust. >> put so much money into it and now it's closing and it did so little for the city anyway. it just seems to be a big waste. >> reporter: at 5:15 this morning, workers chained off the stairs leading from the boardwalk to the entrance of the revel. the last gamblers were ushered out at 6:00 a.m. no potential buyers have come to the table. so, this glittering 47 story hotel and casino is now an almost empty

"action news" reporter, david henry, has the story. >> they are literally falling like dominoes. the rebel closed tuesday, the showboat closed sunday. and now there is word the trump taj mahal here is also on the brink leaving thousands of workers wondering what's next. >> the one thing they are talking about today, and looking to me for answers and i don't have anything. >> wayne richardson the general manager of the white house subs in taj and they heard the rumors and are worried. and they filed financial statements with the state saying it cannot pay its debt obligation on time. raising the economy of bankruptcy and another casino closing. and already helping thousands of workers navigating the unemployment process and another closing is the last thing they need. >> we are in the process of tracking down the emergency, what the truth actually is. >> and many out of work with two clothesings this week, and many closing jobs september 16 when trump plaza closes. many work at the taj and others work at franchises like white house subs that lease space. >> we have 34 employees th

david henry is live at the scene right now. david what are people saying? >> no! >> reporter: the mother of one of the victim ran for blocks when the news spread, police say that the man driving in the car got into a shootout with another man on the sidewalk, the driver was killed and another man hit by the car as it veered out of control is hospitalized in stable condition. parents came running to the school to retrieve their children. >> i almost had a heart attack and i rushed to pick him up. >> what did you think? >> i didn't know the teacher sounded pretty worried and that nobody was allowed in or out of the school. >> were you frightened in there? >> yes, we were planning to go on a trip to an opera, and we were in lockdown. the police say they don't know what sparked the shootout but glad it happened before the kids were dismissed for the day. the police say they managed to keep the drug activity away to the east and gun violence can break out anywhere. >> they don't care what is going on they have no concern for the safety of the public or environment. it'

david henry with the latest. >> it started about two years ago with a rash of drug-related murders in and around the rec center. it ended two years later with sweeping drug arrests that police hope consult off the dead of a vicious snake. >> this is a good day for the city of chester. >> 37 dangerous drug-dealing criminals are off the street after early-morning raids today. three more remain at large, including one of the alleged ringleaders, donald womack. and the other do are dennis and payne. and it was carried out by federal agents and the mayor and police commissioner say that the open drug markets have been shutdown all over the city, liberating residents from a pervasive atmosphere of fear and intimidation. >> people were afraid to walk outdoors, sit near windows, to have their kids outside. they didn't know if they would come out and have the car with windows shot out. >> the reign of terror is over but not the end of the war. many have been dealing drugs since the 70s and this time it is different. the feds made the arrests and prosecuting under as i have e r -- heavier the p

david henry is live now with the latest. >> reporter: this is where that earlier shooting apparently happened here on the 400 block of rosalind street. they saw a man being shot inside of a car. >> they said there was a male inside of a black mitsubishi that was shot in the head and the driver drove off. shattered class and two votive candles are there were police marked the spot. people saw a plume of smoke on the 61 block of lawrence street. viewer video captured the flames, and they found the body of a man in the passenger seat. >> heart breaking. >> heart breaking. >> star watson believes that the shooting victim is her 24-year-old brother, she and other friends and family spent the evening searching for him after word of the shootding. >> i was asking people my boyfriend and brother, we asked people what happened what happened and just kept going back to the cops giving them whatever we could give them, information that people were telling us. and then we had seen the smoke. >> she hoped that her brother would show up in a hospital after been thrown from the car witnesses say th

david henry is live now at the montgomery county courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: rick, it is a case that shocked the 2ke8 wear valley two years ago a murdered grandmother and a missing baby and a $50,000 ransom note, the man is on trial at the montgomery county courthouse and he is acting as his own lawyer. it was back on october 22nd of 2012 when police were called to the marquee apartments and they found the body, her 10-month-old granddaughter saanvi was missing. police searched frank particularly for the baby and suspect and they were then led to the body of the baby in the basement of one of the apartment buildings by a 27-year-old. they say he is the one that left the $50,000 ransom note printed on his own computer. and he describes how he carried out the crime and it was video taped. since then he recanted it all. open statements were held today at the county courthouse and he confronted the jury saying that the police used reverse psychology on him, first getting a confession and building a fictitious case around it. he has and uphill battle, they have video surveilla

david henry is live now with more on this and reaction. >> reporter: well, jim that video has now turned into a public relations football, kicked back and forth all day today. who saw the video, who should have seen it and what should they have done with it when they did see it. all questions for the nfl and law enforcement. >> i wasn't even involved in this and i heard from my friends in law form and what was on it. they either knew what was on it and saw it or should have known it. >> gerald colton represents nfl players he says shame on them if they saw the video and shame on them if they didn't. the league says they requested all information about the incidents including any video from the atlantic county prosecutor. but it was never turned over and colton says the nfl with its vastd resources could have got and the video directly from the casino, he was recently involved in a domestic abuse case from the casino. >> i was directed by the prosecutor to connect the casino and request it and they were cooperative and turned it right over. >> it happened at the now closed revel casino. t

david henry digs deeper into their troubles in the next half-hour. >>> trump plaza is going to shut down, but the rain forest restaurant does not want to, they are trying to save 200 jobs. >>> the european company that runs trump's online operation was given permission to take belts until after september 16 when the casino license is surrendered. >>> latitude 360 is in talks to by the property. the reserve shut down days after the -- the revel shut down days after the showboat shut down. >>> teachers in philadelphia 1k4508 district are dealing -- school district are dealing with bare bones budget and they are trying to make it work for their students. >> reporter: teachers prepare for the first day of school. they have to be resourceful, money is tight. >> to them, they want want the students, nor do i, and the school ever feel like they are in a crisis. >> reporter: the principal said the discretionary budget for school supplies and other items is 2,000 bucks. during the good times it would be 50,000. so teachers are raising money on their own. she raised $4,000 through donors choose.or

live in atlantic city, david henry, channel 6 "action news." matt. >> thanks, david. >>> atlantic city has seen the total revenue of its casino industry nearly cut in half since 2006. it fell from $5.2 billion to under $2.9 billion in the last year. pennsylvania launched gambling in 2006 and has grown from a $450 million industry to a $3 billion industry in the last fiscal year. eclipsing atlantic city and clearly stealing business. >> this morning for a lot of families it's going to be about the kids heading back to school wondering how to dress them, what to anticipate. >> don't wonder. >> okay. >> just shorts and t's, that's about all you can do today or maybe those golf shirts. storm tracker 6 live double scan, tam, shows us we're dry. it's one of those days where it would be horrific to get a little bit of rain. probably would have to wait until this evening for that. as we look outside we have dry condition, tranquil conditions as well but as you take your first steps outside the door you'll probably feel it kind of muggy out there. simila

david henry "channel~6 action news." >>> we posted a full video.e'll continue to post the latest on this investigation. >>> turning now to a serious health scare for children in 10 states. right now hundreds of kids are in the hospital after contracting a rare respiratory virus that can be fatal. we have marci gonzalez live. >>reporter:shirleen to be clear no one died from the virus. there is the potential. adding some of the patients are getting so sick they are ending up in intensive care a deadly virus spreading so far infecting children. one thousand kids in 10 states have been stricken with a serious respiratory illness. dozens of those children are tested positive for enterovirus 68. they have wheezing and trouble breathing when it's serious. >> i am very concerned when they have difficulty breathing. as a pediatrician you have to pay attention. >> the severe symptoms can come on fast. >> my head started hurting after my lungs started to sort of closing up. >>reporter:something that 13-year-old will knows firsthand. >> i was scared. i was thi

david henry is live with more on the chain of events. >> reporter: brian, homicide detectives didn'te to look for for a suspect. he is the owner of the car that was found burning, he is here at police headquarters and police say he will soon be charged with murder. >> heart breaking. heart breaking. >> star watson was among those franticly looking for her brother. was last seen in a car when the driver shot him in the head and then the car sped off. three and a half hours later, the car was found burning in an alley, along the 6100 block of lawrence street. firefighters knocked down the flames and made a gruesome discovery. >> they found a dead body in the front passenger seat of the vehicle. police are waiting for the results of an autopsy before identifying the victim. the family had the grim task of identify him at the morgue. he is 25-year-old rafael rivera and was out of jail on probation and was making good progress in rebuilding his life. >> he is a good guy and just had a baby. >> shaterred glass and two votive candles mark the spot. police say they have a suspect in custody

live inform logan, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that report. in other news it's a nightmare for commuters on i-95 in philadelphia today, a tractor trailer overturned during the early morning hours, blocking both sides of the busy highway. chopper 6 is live over the accident scene in bridesburg right now, but travel troubles remain as crews try to replace 250 feet of guardrail here. katherine scott was at the scene all morning long. >> reporter: that was amess along i-95 and surrounding neighborhoods, like here along torresdale. as drivers tried to get around the crash. >> 15 minutes and i'm already late. >> joe's wait was nowheres near his destination. a tractor trailer crashed near bridge street and delays lasted for hours and gridlock in neighborhoods like here in wissinoming. >> it took two hours to take my son to school, two blocks. >> she told me to take the bus because of all the traffic. >> police say that the tractor trailer was traveling southbound in the left lane and lost control and veered into the guardrail, crushing that and takin

. >> lets go to "action news" reporter, david henry live in claymont with all the details. >> reporter: rick, this is the valley run complex north of wilmington, it happened in this townhouse, a 2-year-old boy apparently shot himself in the head here s a lot of unanswered questions as police begin their investigation. >> we are not sure the ownership of the gun or how he located the weapon or anything like that. >> it happened at 10:00 this morning. neighbors say they heard a woman screaming and crying outside of the townhouse. >> i seen a lady on the phone crying, she was just screaming, i don't know who she was talking to. >> the police arrived moments later followed by an ambulance, the boy was rushed to the hospital where he is in critical condition with a bullet wound to the head. police are trying to figure out who owned the gun and how did the child get his hands on it. >> we are not sure how it occurred but we do know it was just the child and mother inside of the house. >> reporter: last word the child was still alive in critical condition, at this point the police are not rev

david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will convene summit this afternoon to discuss the future of atlantic city. christie called the meeting last month after four casinos announced they would be closing. a 5th, the trawj is on the brink -- trawj ma -- taj mahal is on the brink of closing. will also took in 11% from gamblers in july than a year ago. >>> mayor don garden discussed his video of his -- he discussed his vision for the atlantic city and much more. tune in tonight for the interview with jim gardner one on one. >> we're looking at the center city skyline. temperatures are on the mild side. nothing like last week's heat and humidity. you may want to keep your umbrella handy. accuweather is track be showers in the forecast. >> reporter: there's a system to sour south and wave of low pressure riding along the frontal boundary, that's forcing precipitation into washington, d.c. and points south. in our neck of the woods, looks like that rain want to produce precipitation over delaware and south jersey. the closer view shows you w

. >> david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. >>> with a solemn toll of a bell, the nation paused to mark the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. [ bells tolling ] >> friends and family gathered at the world trade center site in new york to read the names of those killed on 9/11, it was lsz a scene played out at the pentagon and near schwenksville, pennsylvania. and this was a solemn day in buck county. katherine scott has that story from lower makefield township ♪ amazing grace >> with music, prayer and poetry, they remembered. >> we thought of you with love today but that is nothing new, we thought about you yesterday and the days before that too. >> at the garden of reflection in lower makefield township, family and friends were among those that gathered. 13 years later, pain etched on the faces of loved ones lost. with them all the victims of september 11th, 2001. those who lived and those who died. we do that not just ourselves but we do that for everyone. >> the bell tolled at 9:59 and 10:03 for the plane at the pentagon and the crash in the field a

david henry is live outside of the police department. he had a run-in with one of the suspects.>>reporter:they are contacting the parents of the other suspects that they are looking for to face the music. we encountered one at police headquarters. he asked his mom if he is going to have to beat me too. >> does he have anything to say about it? >>reporter:an apparent admission of guilt. you see him beating a mentally challenged man. an geliz marrero was disgusted by the video. >>reporter:instead of looking the other way. she tapped into the internet and posting it

. >> and in minutes they will be hosting a meeting to address the tragedy and david henry live with the latest for us right now. david? >> well as you can imagine parents are very concerned here and that's why attendance was way off here at yardvil villviv elementary. >> i am not going to change my routine. my kids went to school, they will still go to dance, karate, cheer, what they always do. i am not very concerned. >> a 4-year-old boy died of an unidentified respiratory illness. so far they ruled out the flu. tests sent to test for entrovirus d68. it sickened hundred dollars -- hundreds of children. and they cleaned the classroom but many parents kept the kids home. the school buses were almost empty, a 40% absentee rate today. some parents are panicked others are not worried. >> why are you not concerned? >> with the cleaning and what has gone on now the school will be the cleanest it has been. >> no word on when the test results are available from the c.d.c. the school superintendent called for a meeting with parents to update them on the situation and to let them question the loc

david henry is live in atlantic city where uncertainty surrounding this casino has even more workers worried, david? >> reporter: the last thing they need to hear today, brian, recent financial filing booth the the trump taj mahal here indicates it is in serious financial trouble, and maybe headed toward bankruptcy, and that, of course, raises unsettling prospect of yet another casino closing. >> we are in the process of tracking down those rumors to see, you know, what the truth actually is. >> reporter: union officials like donna dicaprio have been the rattled about the rumors of another possible closure. there are thousands of workers through unemployment process after show boat and revel closed this week. trump plaza is set to close in 11 days. trump taj mahal hall has filed financial disclosures indicating it is headed for bankruptcy. union officials are keeping their fingers crossed, so far, the 2800 taj employees have not been given the legally required, 60 day notice. >> they have not been issued yet. >> reporter: have they been told to expect them. >> no, in the from manageme

david henry is live now with more on this and reaction. >> reporter: well, jim that video has now turned into a public relations football, kicked back and forth all day today. who saw the video, who should have seen it and what should they have done with it when they did see it. all questions for the nfl and law enfo

one the juveniles is in custody posed an ominous question to david henry. >> does he have anything to say about it? >> he and another boy are free on 2500 bail tonight. the detectives are asking the parents of other juveniles believed to be involved to turn in their children. >>> the baltimore ravens fired ray rice and the nfl suspended him indefinitely. it appears to show rice slugging his then fianceÉ in the head. kenneth moton has details and reaction. >>reporter:the video and actions in it fired baltimore ravens ray rice and fury and questions that have not been asked. >> the fact that he was not arrested immediately. that is my biggest question. >> why did the video just surface with respect tonight the raven seen for the first time. >>reporter:rice was charged with striking janay palmer and knocking her out. we saw video of dragging her limp body you out of the elevator. the inch had a two-game suspension. he was suspended indefinitely. john harbaugh spoke. >> i don't want to get into that. the team responds the way that everyone responds. >> they requested all information from

david henry has the details. >> reporter: they are literally falling like dominoes. the revel closed. and the trump is on the wring leaving thousands -- brink leaving thousands of workers wonders what's next. >>> wayne is the general manager of white house sub in the taj. the trump has filed financial statements with the state indicating it won't be able to pay its debt obligations on time. that raises the possibility of bankruptcy and another casino closing. the union is helping thousands of laid off workers to navigate the unemployment process. another closing is the last thing they need. >> we're tracking down the rumors to see what the truth is. >> reporter: thousands are out of work with the closing this week. 2800 work at the taj. many other work for franchises like white house subs which leases space here. >> we have 34 employees that work for us, i hate to say it, if a big corporation like this, their employees are numbers to them, these are family to us. >> reporter: taj employees have not been told to expect the 60 day mandated notice of a possible closing.

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> turning to the weather now it's another hot and steamy day across the delaware and lehigh salies, sky 6 hd looking at the center city skyline, just a few clouds out there. humidity levels make it feel like we are in the deep south, keep plenty of water handy if are you headed outside today. david murphy is inside at the "action news" big board. you need the a.c. today. >> when you stepped out on the terrace even before dawn, you can feel how thick the air was. 89 degrees currently in philadelphia, 90 in millville, a bunch of high 80s up and down the i-95 corridor, and mid-80s in lancaster and reading. when you factor in the heat and humidity, it feels like the mid-90s from the i-95 corridor and points south. the worst of the humidity is from the middle of the region south but even up north it's still feeling sticky, we'll go for a high of 4u9d that, is more than 10 degrees above the average high of 83. we felt like we were waiting all summer for this heat and humidity. we are just gotting into the school year and 72 is your low tonight than i

today killing one man and injuring two others, the violence sent shock waves through the community, david henry is live now with the full story. >> it happened just as a group of eighth graders were getting ready to leave the school on a class trip. it was a close call, too close for parents that came running for their children. >> it could be anywhere but in front of my kid's school is scary. >> this driver got into a shootout with a pedestrian on a school sidewalk and the driver was killed and the pedestrian is stabilized in hospital. as is a buy stander that was hit by the vehicle. the mother of one of the shooting victims came running from blocks away. >> no! no! >> a distraught mother desperate to find her injured son and other mothers frightened for the safety of their children. >> i was scared and i didn't know what was going on, i got the information and came and got my children. >> the children say that the school staff did a good job of keeping everyone calm. >> were you fright anded in there? >> yes, we were planning to go on a trip to an opera, and we stayed after school, and we wer

girl and critically wounded a 19-year-old male, the suspect is 19, his name is darien person and david henry is live now at police headquarter. >> it started out as kid stuff that turned deadly. a 15-year-old girl shot in the back and now a 19-year-old the subject of an intense man hundred. wanted for murder. >> unfortunately he used it -- >> police say that 19-year-old darien person shot into a mob in olney yesterday, they were there to settle a score with petty kid stuff and is it started with girls and then guys and other guys in the neighborhood. something small and trivial ultimately ended up with this young girl being killed. >> eyesha was walking away from the crowd when she was shot once in the back and a man was shot in the back and remains in critical condition. eyesha's classmated gathered at her locker and cried and hugs as they signed memorials. >> to think about her is why her, she had nothing to do with it. >> this is the second incident this year at del val, involving violence. a student got a gun inside and accidentally shot two other students, the school says there is tight

david henry is live at newcastle police. >> reporter: yes, police continued their investigation and they are interviewing relatives as they try to sort out the sequence of events, it happened at 10:00 this morning at a tightly packed neighborhood of townhomes. >> this is a real surprise here. >> you didn't know if they had gun there's? >> no. >> they didn't seem like the type. >> bill jenning was shocked when he learned the boy next door got his hands on a gun and shot himself in the head. he was home alone with his mother when he shot himself. she ran out of the house screaming. >> she was screaming and on the phone screaming. >> police arrived quickly and conducted cpr until medics arrived and the boy was flown to the hop where he is in critical condition. the boy's parents and older brother live in the house. they are looking to see who left that gun within reach of the boy and they went door-to-door talking to neighbors. and they left the house with evidence. the boy was often seen playing in front of the house. >> a happy go lucky kid, very bright, always speaks i feel very sorry fo

headquarters as one of the juveniles in can custody posed an ominous question to "action news" reporter david henryter: does he have anything to say about it. >> he and another boy are free on $2,500 bail. detectives are asking the parents of other juveniles believed to be involved here to turn their children in. the victim is a 26-year-old man with a mental capacity of a seven-year-old. >>> philadelphia police continue to sort out the details of a deadly triple shooting. this was the scene in the 4200 block of malta street in juniata park yesterday. police say a 42-year-old man shot his girlfriend's sister and his girlfriend's 21-year-old son and then turned the gun on himself. the woman died of a gun shot wounds to the head and the two men are still in critical condition. >> a sex assault investigation is under way near a college campus in the lehigh valley. the victim tells police in easton that a man attacked her inside a home on the 400 block of cattell street on saturday. that is near lafayette college. it is unclear if the victim is a student. >> it's now 5:57 and today apple fans have been

in newport, rhode island, we motored our boat up the bay -- >> how did you come up with the name henry david.? >> we knew we need to do some rechristened of the boat and it was clear that henry david thoreau would be a good example for us as we went into this work. we motored up and dropped anchor in the ship channel, putting ourselves right off the pier or the energy enterprise would be attempting to dock. we dropped a really large anchor so we were in movable, called the police and let them know we were there, and then waited. >> and then? >> after several hours, eventually the coast guard arrived. the ship arrived. somerset police arrived. the coast guard boated our -- boarded our boat and through a number of different attempts to get us out of the way, we decided we would comply with their order after having been threatened with some very, very serious and hefty fines. then we spent most of the day trying to haul up the anchor ourselves and waiting for the coast guard to say, well, we can't do that, you have to wait for us and have to wait for the ship to arrive, have to wait for to arri

david henry is talking to a legal expert about how hard it would be to get a copy of the video. is he live in center city with more on that. >> we spoke with a lawyer that represents nfl players, he says the nfl fumbled the ball badly here and is not buying the claim that they were blindsided by the disturbing elevator video. >> i can't believe they didn't get and it she sure should of. >> as a lawyer he also handles spousal abuse cases and it's well aware that the atlantic city casinos have video everywhere. he recently need aid video, he had no problem getting it. >> i was toll by the prosecutor, that that is how i was to obtain it. >> that is why colton says that the nfl with their vast resources claim its was unable to get ahold of the shocking nfl video. roger goodell claims he did not see the video since it was made public yesterday. oh is criticized about his handling of the affair from the start. initially he suspended rice for two games. and after review, they said that spouses found guilty of spousal abuse would be suspended for six gamesp now rice is suspended indefin

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> a popular restaurant at trump plaza is suing to keep it's doors open. trump is set to close on september 16, but the rain forest wants to remain open. the parents company which owns the golden nugget filed a lawsuit yesterday. they are demanding to remain open and operate independently. the company said they are trying to save 200 jobs. >>> new jersey's credit rating has been downgraded from a-plus. pension liabilities are draining the budget and will for several years. governor chris christie has debated the issue. it could mean a lowering borrowing costs to the state. >>> teachers are dealing with a bare bones budget and they are doing what they can to minimize the impact on students. chad perdelli explains. >> reporter: inside the school the sounds of fans hum in the swelters classrooms as teachers prepare for school. they have to be resourceful money is tight. >> to them, they never want the students ever to feel like they are in a crisis. >> reporter: principal ann brown said discretionary budget is 2,000 bucks. it should be 50,000. >> i wish

david henry is live in north philadelphia with more on the school's plan. david? >> reporter: brian, temple university has 13,000 students living on or near the campus and that number is growing so the university is responding by expanding the safety zone adding 18 square blocks to the campus police patrols. >> police and medics responded quickly to the report of a woman screaming on main street four blocks from temple's main campus. including philadelphia police and temple police and armed guards on bicycles. normally it would be handled by campus police alone. kaitlyn christian lives on the block. >> we were curious if they were going to do that, there was a robbery right in this area, people wanted them to start patrolling the area to make us safer. >> a group of mar auding teenage girls attack aid student smashing her face with a brick just blocks from campus. >> we talked about how far we should go and we had the incident and we turned up the timeline quickly. >> officials and parents are concerned as a construction boom pushes student housing deeper and deep

david henry was in the courtroom as the accused killer cross exam ed his alleged victims family. >> it'say of heart breaking and emotional testimony, the parents of baby saanvi had to recount that awful day two years ago when they last saw their baby and grandmother alive. >> he made the horrible discovery in his king of prussia apartment. he went home to check on his baby and mother because she was not answering the phone. he immediately saw his mother sprawled in a pool of blood on the kitchen floor, his 10-month-old daughter, saanvi was gone, he found ransom notes demanding $50,000 and after days of searching baby saanvi was found in one of the basements. he later confessed and was video taped describing how he did it. he has since recanted that confession and is representing himself at his murder trial. he showed no expression when first he testified and then his wife, and both sobbed uncontrollably at times. he lost both his baby and mother ended his testimony saying no one should experience this, it shouldn't happen to anyone, he stared straight ahead, when he was asked when his mo

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> an off-duty police officer shot a man outside of his home in burlington county today after he says he caught the man trying to steal his truck. the action cam was on the scene on stevenson avenue and edgewood park. the police officer, bosswell warren just came home and when inside. he heard his truck door and he when outside and he shot and hit him twice. vernon odom is gathering details now and he'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> police are searching the woods for suspected cop killer, eric frein, found two pipe bombs left behind. this is just some of the stuff they came across in the last 24 hours, these are among the supplies he seems to be using. this search is in the third week in the poconos. is he wanted for shooting two troopers and killing one three weeks ago. waltder perez will have more on that coming up in a live report at 5:00. >>> a northeast philadelphia apartment building was badly damaged when a car when off the road and into that complex. chopper 6 hd was over academy road at 11:30 this morning. as crews towed

david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> good to see the paint is already washed away. philadelphia police arrested one of their own because he allegedly assaulted his wife. 30-year-old officer joseph griffin is charged with endangering a child harassment and assault. and he could ultimately be dismissed . >>> as promised it's a soupy day but big changes are on the horizon in our forecast. in center city you can see lots of clouds out there but no need to worry as meteorologist, adam joseph tells us it's not the sky but rather the thermometer. >> can you feel the summer heat and humidity and can you look at the cloud cover on satellite and radar, a bank of clouds, and we see pops of sun that pass through the city, to hours ago in parts of delaware and dover can breaking out into sunshine and showers are up into new england and not tracking rain at the present time. we are in the middle 80s above average and 84 degrees and 88 in washington and richmond, and buffalo and pittsburgh dropping from 61 to 64 degrees, with the fall coming in. this is stormtracker 6 live double

. >> and in minutes they will be hosting a meeting to address the tragedy and david henry live with the now. david?

david henry, joining us live from the scene with the full story. >> reporter: rick, the evidence is now gone but the damage is done, the owner of this kosher meat shop arrived to find swastikas painted all over the windows back there. the incident has rattled this entire neighborhood. >> i pulled up and i saw that, and i was like that is really upset can. >> merle has worked in the hair salon next door for 30 years and she has never seen anything like this. blood red swastikas were plastered on the windows of kosher meats. he know what's hate looks like and the power of the swastika after they fled the nazi. >> this is such a shame, this is no good. not in america. >> detectives were on the scene this morning gathering evidence including surveillance video from nearby shops. this appears to be a one-time incident. rather than a path pattern of hate crimes. >> it was backward so it was a stupid hate crime. >> this neighborhood has turned into a melting pot of different ethnicities. they take pride in the fact that everybody gets along. >> it's sad that kids think it's funny, and think it

david henry is live at police headquarters, you have the latest now. >> reporter: that is right. police say they know who they are looking for, who shot the bullets yesterday, they don't know where to find him yet. they say keep an eye out for darren person. >> he should be armed and extremely dangerous. >> they say he brought a gun to a kid fight yesterday. a large group of students from delaware valley high school converged at olney to settle a score. they say it was an argument over nothing, they say in a person a high school dropout pulled a gun and started shooting. >> one bullet traveled a half a block away, and killed eyesha, a sweet and bright 10th grader. >> she was shot once in the back and died a short time later. a 19-year-old man was shot in the chest and remains in critical condition. eyes eyesha's classmates gathered today and cried and hugged. by all accounts she was a bright, friendly girl who lit up the room. >> she was well liked in the school, a beautiful smile, smile that lit up the hallway, and a great student, and academically also. it's a terrible loss to

david: henry ford of course changed the way america did business by creating assembly lines. car itself. it was idea of assembly lines, the management idea that had which really changed the way america did business. for you, the hardest thing about assembly lines is retooling stuff when you have minor changes to make. that's what you do. you allow almost instantaneous retooling of the assembly line, right. >> david, this is the decade of the car. the country, our workers, the world is looking for manufacturing innovation. frederick taylor and henry ford, you're dead on. they set the last 100 years how we make. if you're excited about tesla and they're bringing most important component of a car perhaps, the power train to market, local motors is about changing the way we manufacture the whole car and that is so needed right now for our jobs and for our innovation. liz: well, i believe it was "the financial times" jillian ted who coined the term, generation c. c standing for customized. everything from how you want your starbucks drink to go to your cell phone cover. no matter

which governs the least because its people discipline themselves," even though it was actually henry davidhoreau, who lived alone at walden pond, so i'm sure he engaged in furious "self-discipline." and hice also attributed the inspirational quote "if your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader" to john quincy adams, although it's actually from dolly parton. (laughter) it's easy to mistake those two, especially after john quincy adams got those implants. (laughter) hice has used so many misattributions that buzzfeed found eight examples of the fraudulent quotes before they "stopped looking." (laughter) wow. there's your headline -- buzzfeed stopped looking for examples of something? that raise as troubling question -- could there also be more than "13 potatoes that look like channing tatum?" (laughter) nation, i "like" what hice is doing on facebook, and not just because "liking" is the only option on facebook. those quotes may not have come from our founding fathers, but does it really matter? it's like george washington said at valley

david reed ganboa brandhorst. michelle rene bratton. patrice braut. lydia estelle bravo. ronald michael breitweiser. francis henry brennan. michael e.brennan. daniel j.brethel. >> gary lee bright. >> jonathan eric briley. mark a.brisman. >> gary bristoe. marian r. briton. >> and my brother-in-law, brian joseph murphy. as the great sages taught, it is not in our power to explain either the tranquility of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. brian, murph, we hold you in our hearts, we think of you often. we love you. >> and my father, john patrick gallagher. dad, even though you're not on this earth anymore, i know you're looking down on us and smiling. i love you and i always will. >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles broghammer. >> keith a. broomfield. >> ber jarred c. brown ii. >> janice brown. lloyd stanford brown. patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. andrew brunn. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. greg j. buck. dennis buckley. nancy clare bueche. patrick joseph buhse. john edward are bulaga jr. stephen bruce bunin. matthew j. burke. thom

probably his most famous, as we have alluded to in the introduction, sending henry morton stanley to find david livingstone. he didn't really get lost. but he understood that this would be a great newspaper series and that if he could send them off and along the way he would probably discover all kinds of things and getting all kinds of trouble and it would be a great series of dispatches. it was a sensation for the new york herald and he was looking for an encore to this great sensation. and this is where he began work on the idea of an expedition to the north pole that he would pay for completely all by himself that would test the theory. so this is the guy who got the job. this is george washington's along of the u.s. navy. and so i decided that he wanted to be the first guy to be one can reach the north pole. he was captivated and peterman's ideas and a lot of other scientific ideas that were swirling around at that time. so bennett purchased this from the british and renamed it the jeannette. and george washington de long and his wife sailed the ship from france all the way to san francisc

and i think that if he wanted to be truly civil disobedient like henry david thoreau or martin lutherg was he would have turned himself in and paid the price for his own crimes, not have been a vigilante internationally and col included with some of our enemies of the state. i don't think by any means that helped his cause. i would totally disagree with him in that manner but i would say that we should all understand and, you know, and in a turn pay tribute to what he did in essence by saying we now have a discussion and have a point of evidence about the nsa because if it wasn't for him, i can guarantee you that this panel today really would not be here, because american privacy, if you look at in national circles, and national, you know, debate, you know, topics, it's gone up tremendously ever since his actions in may of 2013. >> well, you could tell it to the jury. this is edward snowden. edward snowden is a traitor to the united states of america. i say to you now that edward snowden is a traitor. edward snowden was given the most confidential trust of the people of the united sta

henry smith. that will do it for this news hour. i'm david shuster. inside story is next. a reminder, this has been a fascinating week in politics. we have a special saturday, 5:30 with a special edition of power politics. >> weather you run a gorill guerrilla army or trying to make the jump of creating a new country, you need money, lots of money. where are the fighters finding the cash t to take over syria and iraq.

ed henry here at the u.n. in new york city. david, what do you make of the president's speech? of course a very different tone from last year. >> yes. >> a lot of different things he came out with. he also i think took a shot at israel which i found to be very interesting. >> making comparison between hamas and israel. that is awful. >> that is not sustainable, the situation. >> we used to have back in the days of cold wars comparisons made between the soviet union, moral equivalency between the ussr and u.s. this is not equivalent. israel is democracy. hamas is terrorist organization. the kiar folks, if you press them they will not admit that the hamas is terrorist organization. they claim there is humanist aspect to it. i'm wondering if the president buys into that at all. the one thing i want to say though, he was tough on russia as jeff saved. i was glad to hear that. he was tough on islamic extremism but his idealism conflicts with reality. that happens on so many levels with this president, whether obamacare, the stimulus program. it, a lot of what he proposes doesn't wor

the president along with prime minister david cameron are now calling for a multination coalition against this terror network. fox's own ed henry has the very latest from wales. ed. >> reporter: sean, this is turning out to be one of the most consequential nato summit in several years because the agenda's already packed with winding down the mission in afghanistan as well as trying to push back on russian president vladimir putin over that crisis in ukraine. and then today the president was actually late for a meeting dealing with ukraine because he was already huddling behind closed doors with jordan's king abdullah trying to build a coalition to deal with isis militarily potentially beyond just iraq and maybe into syria as well. a symbol of just how much isis is overshadowing the rest of the agenda at this already-busy nato summit. the bottom line is the white house went out of its way today to try to insist that david cameron, the british prime minister, is not getting ahead of the president with his more forceful statements about isis raising the british terror threat level. white house say brush that off and say, look, tha