hahnemann. mr. johnson described in his testimony if i'm getting it correctly and tell me if i'm wrong. a systematic effort by the chinese government using want just the soes, but a large part of the chinese corporate world, as well as the direct agencies of the chinese government to engage or conduct a campaign invertly and covertly, predatory investment, illegal, subsidization, planting agents and existing corporate personnel along with the cyber espionage with the rest of it that we know about for purposes of destroying competitors and strategic industries and the financial system and gaining technology and systems, influencing the policy and politics of american corporations. now, do you just think -- is it your disagreement with him that you don't think this is happening or is anything happening on this scale or do you think that it just doesn't matter? and i don't mean -- the testimony -- yours and mr. johnson's testimony sail right by each other and i'm trying to reconcile it. >> so i -- let

hahnemann calls it a first for an academic medical center in the region. >> businesses in philadelphia's gayberhood are asked to undergo training now for -- people of color are experiencing discrimination. it will be testing bars in this neighborhood to see if people are treated differently. leaders also say they're consider yanking funding from any agency that doesn't follow the city's fair practices ordinance. >> anyone in new jersey who denise access to a service dog could soon be fined. cherry hill high school student. the charlie's law bill would create a $250 fine for not allowing someone with a service dog in a business or other place. >> up next we continue to track the nor'easter dropping heavy winds, rain and flooding on our area. tonight this is the look of the roads in sussex county delaware. >> there's more rain coming in there later tonight. how long the storm's going to last and what you can expect when you wake up tomorrow morning. >> plus the future of your health care now that president trump is in the white house. ask an expert how your coverage may change when nbc10 n

. >> the homeowner was brought to hahnemann hospital. they believe that the homeowner was acting in self-defense. the narcotics division is still investigating and the homeowner was taken to hahnemann hospital and is expected to survive. channel 6 "action news." >> annie, thank you. >>> turning to accuweather ain soggy day across the region, the umbrellas with were out in center city this morning. rain is coming down all morning long and periods of wet weather will continue throughout the afternoon and we have got some cold temperatures heading our way as well. as we look live outside. sky 6 hd showing you the soggy view of the jersey shore in atlantic city. this is casino weather. david murphy is tracking the latest conditions from the big board. >> reporter: watch that savings account go down weather. it's raining since before dawn this morning and the bulk of this is pushed all the way past new york and we begin to see breaks to the south and a yellow patch here and there and that means there will be steadier rain cells coming in and

part of the mural landed on couple of suv's in hahnemann parking lot, cars not seriously damaged, no report of injuries. >>> well, 19 people have died and many more injured as intense tornados ravage the southeast. storms continued into the early morning hours stretching as far south as miami. don champion has the latest from albany, georgia. >> i think that's a tornado. >> this tornado in albany is just one of the reported two dozen twisters, in georgia this weekend. they left behind fields of debris, power lines, on the ground, and devastated lives. >> crews searched door-to-door, for survivors, some areas, that lost power. >> i have been in bed. i've been in hurricanes, but nothing as bad as this. this has been one of the worse days i've ever seen in all. >> tornado that hit albany smashed in homes, tore down traffic lights, and uprooted trees. >> oh, mercy. look like a war zone. i mean, lines down, trees down, aluminum everywhere, the baptist church down, pretty much gone. i mean, just a mess. >> in cook county mobile home park was wiped out killing seven people. >> laying in bed

they returned him to hahnemann hospital. officers also found a second man inside the home by the front door. he had been shot in the head. and was pronounced dead at the scene. now chief inspector scott small say the man killed one of two men who forced their way inside the home, struggled with the homeowner, shot him, and then the homeowner fired back. again, all of this happening while the man's wife and four daughters ages four, three, one and five months, were upstairs getting ready for bed. >> preliminary information is that this was a home invasion robbery, where the perpetrators were met by the 27 year old homeowner, who had a gun on his own. so one of the perpetrators at least one of the perpetrated ers fired a shot, striking homeowner. homeowner returned fire, striking and killing one of the perpetrators. >> and as detective gather evidence here, on pratt street, the home owner is in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. now, police are still look being for that second suspect who ran off. they have very vague de

hahnemann university hospital in philadelphia has launched a gender reassignment surgery program forransgender individual. happies partnering with plastic surgeon doctor kathy rumor, the program will offer several types of surgery for patients that were transition ing, hahnemann is first academic medical center in philadelphia to offer such a program. >>> eating burnt toast potatoes or other food, even frenchfries could be a cancer risk. british food san tarred agency or fsa, say when starchy food are roasted, fried or grilled for too long at high temperatures they produce a certain chemicals and they say research shows chemicals can increase risk of cancer. that is in an has. but so far we have not seen increased risk linked to human , more study needed. >>> coming up at 5:30 no laughing matter, there is a saturday night live writer who targeted donald trump's youngest son at ten now in a whole lot of trouble what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack. it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. ye

again that homeowner is in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. he is expected to survive.ting live in frankford, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." matt and tam back to you. >> annie thank you for that. >>> and philadelphia police are investigating a fight in southwest philadelphia. now video from this altercation is spreading fast across social media. police tell "action news" a large group of teens was fighting at 54th and springfield yesterday as police broke up the fight one officer an female separated from the group. the officer threw the young woman to the ground jumped on top of her and can be seen hitting her. that teen is now in custody but so far has not been charged. >> the only american wounded in the turkey nightclub attack is back home in delaware this morning. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center with more on his low key arrival and the continued search for the terrorist. katherine. >> matt, that's right. jake raak landed in philadelphia last night shortly before 8 o'clock and he has now returned home. meanwhile in turk

further down broad street at hahnemann hospital, guys. >> so he did die at hahnemann.thering information. we'll get back to you. 7:49. 7:50 almost. >> we will get a check on traffic now with bob. >> good morning, everybody, delays starting to pop on patco, just cancelled 8:03 train that comes in toward philadelphia. the start of the same scenario that actually happened yesterday morning, so expect delays to domino from here on out for the morning rush on the patco high-speed line. septa all of the subway surface trolleys, there are delays in the tunnel, because of equipment problems. the paoli thorndale, lansdale line running with delays this morning, still dealing with this accident on the westbound schuylkill, near gladwynn. even though off to the shoulder, still a delay leaving the city all the way out and up the hill. then north on the freeway coming in toward philadelphia i an accident approaching the black horse pike. good looking day on tap. hang tight. sue has the forecast in 15 seconds. >> whether weather mile today. thanks will charge tomorrow, warmfront it,

medics took the bus driver and a school aid to hahnemann hospital. there's no word yet on their condition. no students though were on that bus when it crashed. >>> live look at blue mountain poconos mountain camera. love that place. fell in love with it over the winter vacation. you don't have to head up there to see the bitter cold. we heard the deep freeze in the delaware valley as well. >> add misery to that a lot of you out there nursing colds or you got the flu or something else. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in center city. shawnette, i hope you're not coming down with anything. you look like you're dressed warm, though. >> reporter: listen, you all know that i don't play, right? in order for me to do my job well. not at all i have to be warm. look, two pairs of gloves, right, long coat a scarf and let me just point out, when you're not concerned about matching, you know you don't care you want to be warm, right? the funny thing is, i'm not really sick i met a lot of people fighting a cold and they were not dressed half as warm as this. >>

took the injured to hospitals, medics had transport two of them to tress we tanner and two more to hahnemann hospital. >> cuts, bruises, just real minor injuries that's all. >> reporter: the big question is how could all of this happen a septa spokesperson tells fox 29 it's all under investigation with philadelphia police accident investigators and septa running probes at the scene. meantime, passengers call it -- >> just a freak accident. >> reporter: there is another question in all of this. why were the two trollies riding so close together? that is also part of the investigation. we'll try to get those answers as well. back to you. >> all right. dave, thank you. >>> dozens of people recovering tonight after a train accident in brooklyn. train crashed at the end platform as it pulled in during rush hour this morning. about 100 people had to be treated for minor injuries. after the crash, one commuter describes all the chaos. >> it was off the tracks. >> yes, it was. it was in the air. >> you had to jump down -- >> jump down to the platform to get off the train. >> sounds as if passengers

i can't believe it. >> in center city, a large chunk of a mural on the side of hahnemann hospital camewn, onto two parked cars. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> over in south philadelphia, the storm brought down a huge tree, and knocked out power along with it. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about seven, eight years, on this block, all ancient maples from when the neighborhood was developed. >> no one was hurt, but part of the tree landed on joe hurley's car. >> the tree hit the car. it sort of dented the hood, cracked the front windshield. could have been a lot worse. >> in berlin, new jersey, powerful winds toppled more trees in the aftermath of the storm. then again, for commuters, in cherry hill, new jersey, here, route 70, just behind me, eastbound lanes, moving pretty great. and over on the westbound side, a lane was just opened up. so do you have that option this morning, just still expect some delays. but for now, live in cherry hill, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> good update there, trang, thank you. as katie mentioned few minutes ag

. >>> a miewrlg -- miewrlg -- mural in center city has been damaged by high winds at the had hahnemann university hospital. some of the mural would be seen flapping in the wind. no word on the total extent of damage to the vehicles. >>> peco is reporting more than 67,000 people in the dark, more than 4300 in delaware county. 1400 in chester county. pse&g 1,000 without power. ppl has 556 people without electricity. atlantic city electric 1747 in the dark at this hour. delmarva says more than 1300 are without power this afternoon. >>> as the nor'easter pushes through, the power of storm tracker 6 live double scan radar is just a tap, swipe or mass click away. it's among a host of recourses available 24 hours, 7 days a week at 6abc.com/weather. don't forget you can follow our meteorologists on facebook and twitter to keep up with the latest storm updates. >>> drivers failed their first morning -- faced their first morning commute without the turnpike connector bridge. the span remains closed because of a fractured beam. it is expected to be shut down for a while. an engineer inspecting th

. >> and that father is in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. meanwhile, police continue to search for that second suspect. but nor now, liver in frankford, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> thanks very much, trang. >> meanwhile murder suspect jeremiah monell being held on $1 million bail this morning, cap in a wooded area yesterday afternoon. on the run from police, since his estranged wife was found murdered in her home at commercial township cumberland county back on december 19th. >> driver cooperating with police after a fatal accident with a pedestrian. the unidentified victim was pronounced dead shortly after being hit on ridge pike near northwestern avenue in springfield township at about 7:30 last night. the driver stayed on the scene nearby roads were closed while the accident was being investigated. >>> bensalem, police are saying this truck did not stay on the scene after hitting cyclist, this accident happened around 9:30 in the morning sunday, on tennis avenue, near state state road. the victim suffered

two vehicle accident left one truck on its side, two people were hurt and taken to hahnemann hospital, the intersection had been closed due to the accident, but it has been since reopened. >>> well, after years of criticism, sea world is finally phasing out its controversial orca shows. >> now park is shifting its focus with hope for a brighter future. cbs news correspondent carter evans explains what the park is now doing in an effort to rebrand itself. >> reporter: killer whales are see world's biggest stars, for decade, their performances were a major selling point. but when the curtain closes in san diego this weekend. >> all of this backdrop, and all he knew. >> reporter: brian marrow is vice-president of the theme park design. >> what are we not going to see. >> the fountain, the style of music, the theater from our trainers, and that is all moving away. >> reporter: but the orcas are staying, see world will unveil a new, more natural encounter, with a rocky coastline, and giant digital screens. the overhaul comes after years of backlash by an hall rights activist, followed by p

. >> at last check the homeowner was in serious condition at hahnemann hospital. meanwhile, police are hoping surveillance cameras on this block will help them id that second suspect. in frankford, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and within the hour police release new details they say in addition to removing 11 shell casings from inside that frat street home. authorities say they also removed substantial amount of marijuana. >> in other news this noon, philadelphia police officer is under investigation, after a video surfaces on social media, showing the officer throwing a teenage girl to the grounds and striking her several times. take a look at this video. posted on instagram, police say the confrontation began while officers tried to break up a large fight, in southwest philadelphia, on monday. police tell "eyewitness news" that the teen admitted slapping the female officer, before the officer through the girl to the grounds, but that moment was not recorded. the teen is facing several charges, including assault, on police officer, the officer was pu

debris rained down on parked cars in the hahnemann hospital parking lot below. nobody was hurt. in aston delaware county, a tree fell on a house on beatrice lane just before 10:00 a.m. whether big trees or small umbrellas, both proved no match for today's high winds and driving rain. >> your umbrella stinks. >> watch out. it's going to fly away. >> it's not doing much is it. >> no, it's not. i probably shouldn't even be using it. >> reporter: most people couldn't even use an umbrella today. didn't work. the wind and the rain proving far too much from this nor'easter. live in nicetown, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, sarah. >>> so, as the nor'easter pushes through, the power of storm tracker6 live double scan radar is just a tap, a swipe or a mouse click away. you can find it at six 6abc.com/weather and please don't forget follow each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter to keep up with the very latest on this storm. >>> this the first workday since the closure of the delaware river turnpike toll bridge that connects the pennsylvania and t

meanwhile, that father is in serious condition, at hahnemann hospital. but for now, liver in frankford, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang for that update. >>> well the two week long manhunt for south jersey murder suspect, jeremiah monel was over. he was arrested yesterday after into a wooded area folsome county, on the run since his estranged wife was found murdered in her home last month. he is being held on $1 million bail. >>> in other news this morning, fatal car accident in montgomery county. the unidentified victim pronounced dead on the scene after being hit on ridge pike near northwestern avenue in springfield township. that was about 7:30 last night. nearby roads were closed while the accident was being investigated. the driver involved in that accident is cooperating with police. >>> meanwhile, bensalem police believe this truck hit a cyclist and then drove off. this crash happened around 9:30, in the morning, on tennis avenue near state road. cyclist suffered serious injuries. police are now

. >> and some cars outside hahnemann hospital were also damaged when high winds caused a portion of a mural to collapse. coming up more on the widespread damage, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do will tell you how this wet kerr affect your morning commute coming up at 5:30. >> changes from the trump administration already underway after trump took the oath of office. trio every executive actions at meeting with the auto industry big three just part of the president's first few days. craig boswell reports from washington. >> with the stroke after pen, president trump pulls the us out of the 12 nation transpacific partnership monday, vowing to pursue bilateral trade talks instead. >> great thing for the american worker. what we just did. >> while republican senator john mccain called the president's move a serious mistake, independent senator bernie sanders praised the decision saying in part if president trump is serious about a new policy to help american workers, then i would be delighted to work with him. the move came the same day president trump met with business and union leade

four of those injured had to be transported by medics to presbyterian and hahnemann hospitals. >> cuts, bruises, just real minor injuries. that's all. >> reporter: still the question is, how could this happen to a key part of septa's transportation system? a spokesperson tells fox 29 they cannot say just yet as the investigation is on going. passengers we talked with have their own conclusion. >> it's a freak accident. >> reporter: well investigators are also looking at the mechanics of both of these trollies as part of their probe. of course, we'll keep updated as the new information is released. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> ntsb trying to figure out what caused a train to crash in brooklyn during rush hour this morning. officials say about 100 people were hurt but they're mostly minor injuries. the train crashed as it pulled into the platform causing a hectic and scary scene for commuters. >> heard a loud boom and we all got thrown. people were standing getting ready to disebark. they were all on the ground. bags went flying. >> it could have been worse without a d

12,000 square foot independence starts here mural at broad and race streets fell onto two cars at hahnemannversity's park pentagon lot. no one was hurt. >> a grand jury has indicted the alleged arsonist in a fire that killed three wilmington firefighters. beatrice fana-ruiz is accused of murder assault and reckless endangering. investigators say they she admitted to setting the blame after taking anxiety medication and drinking. senior firefighter artis hope died from her injuries last month and a fourth firefighter brad speakman survived his injuries. >> president trump began his first full work week in the white house by fulfilling one of his main campaign promises. the president withdrew the u.s. from the trans-pacific partnership saying 12 nation trade packet would hurt american businesses. the president also reinstated a ban on providing federal money to internationalroups that perform abortions and signed memorandum freezing most federal hiring except in the military. president trump also issued a warning during a meeting with union leaders and business ceos. >> a company that that wa

. >> in center sit a large chunk of mural on the side of hahnemann hospital came crashing down onto two parked cars. >> it sounded like an explosion. >> over in south philadelphia the storm brought down huge tree and knocked out power along with it. >> this is the fourth or fifth tree in about seven, eight years on this block. because they're all ancient maples from when the neighborhood was developed. >> no one was hurt but part of the tree landed on joe hurley's car. >> the tree did hit the car. but it sort of dented the hood and cracked the front windshield. could have been a lot worse. >> in berlin, new jersey, powerful winds toppled four trees in the aftermath of the storm. and back out here live in cherry hill, this is route 70 westbound, at south birch wood drive. you can see, these lanes will remain closed throughout the morning. no word on when this work will be completed. each lanes are moving. people should definitely expect delays if you are commuting in this area. for now live in cherry hill. i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank yo

. >> now, again, the homeowner was shot twice, he is list in the serious condition at hahnemann hospital. meanwhile, police are hoping surveillance cameras on the block will help them id and find that second suspect. but, for now, liver in frankford, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >>> meanwhile international investigators just released this video, the man you see is the suspect, accused of caring out deadly attack inside night club in turkey. isis has now claimed responsibility for the massacre that killed 39 people, and wounded dozens more in istanbul. isis calls it revenge for turkish attacks on isis fighters in syria. jake raak from delaware, the only american wounded in the attack. he returned home to the united states yesterday. 115th congress gets down to business today. republicans still have control of both the house and the senate. new congress is expected to dismantle obamacare. the senate will also be responsible for confirming president-elect trump's cabinet picks. today the house plans to vote on gutting the office of co

second intruder fled from the scene and police are still looking for him and that homeowner is at hahnemann know serious condition. well, take a look at this video. this is video from the scene. this all happened around 11:15 in the 1900 block of pratt. 27-year-old male homeowner just returned home with his wife and their four young daughters only ages four years down to five months old. well, its couple heard a knock at the door. two armed men forced their way inside. one of the armed intruders shot the homeowner twice, once in the mouth and the leg. the homeowner had a weapon and fired back shooting one intruder in the head. >> this was a home invasion robbery where the perpetrators were met by the 27-year-old homeowner who had a gun on his own. so, one of the perpetrators, at least one of the perpetrators fired a shot striking the homeowner. the homeowner returned fire striking and killing one of the perpetrators. we know that a total of 11 shots were fired. we found 11 spent shell casings both insider house -- >> reporter: and homicide detectives were here through most of the morning al

intruder is dead and a second intruder is still on the run and that homeowner is in the hospital at hahnemannpital in serious condition. well, take a look at this video. this is video from the scene. it happened around 11:15 here on the 1900 block of pratt. 27-year-old male homeowner just returned home with his wife and four daughters, young daughters ages between four years told five months. well, the couple heard a knock at the door. two armed men then forced their way inside. the suspect shot the homeowner twice in the mouth and leg. the homeowner had a weapon and fired back shooting one of the intruders in the head. >> brought the four girls upstairs and was putting them to bed and that's when there was a knock on the door. the 27-year-old homeowner answered the door. two males forced their way in pointing a gun. there was a struggle between the 27-year-old homeowner and these two males and one of the perpetrators did shoot the homeowner two times in his mouth and his leg. the 27-year-old homeowner had a weapon in his possession and he fired multiple shots striking one of the perpetrators

two people are now at hahnemann hospital with injuries after a crash at 15th and arch.eleased information on the extent of their injuries. police closed the intersection for their investigation. but be careful out there, falling temperatures could make travel tricky. also, accident on i-95 this morning, a jackknife tractor-trailer southbound between academy and cottman, just before 2:00. the road was closed for more than an hour. and earlier in the morning, there were four separate accidents northbound that were blamed on slick roads. good news, there were no serious injuries despite all of the crashes on i-95. now here is kate way look at today's wetter. >> thankfully jim that snow actually now moving well out to sea, done with it, however, it certainly left not just travel problems but very pretty blanket of snow out there. if you are able to enjoy it from the comfort of your living room, right? this came in to us from managing editor, steve mackenzie, out in exton, pa with his measuring stick in the snow, about 3 inches fell at his house. meanwhile, storm scan3 showi

. >> the winds also tor a muriel right oft side of hahnemann university hospital. it all played out in a parking lot at broad and race street. no one was hurt. workers spent hours ripping off pies of the muriel that were left danging. >>> this is a look at our cape may camera there. you see some wet drops on the lens there but behind that you can see the waves, you can see the -- this is going to get worst as the high tied comes in. nbc10 sidney long is joining us live. >> we can see how windy it is out there. >> reporter: i can tell you we've covered some ground today between brigantine, ventnor and atlantic city. this is the worst. the rain is really pelting us now as is the storm surge that is coming over the bulkhead. that's main avenue. this is gram mercy. when we first arrived just about an hour ago the water was not completely covering this street but now it is. you can see the cars with the water, the flood waters here in the street up to their tires. some cars here braving to get through this. another woman wasn't going to be able to move her car and all o

medics took him to hahnemann hospital where he's in stable condition tonight.s are running dna tests on blood droplets found at the scene to see if they can identify a suspect. no word yet on a possible moti motive. >>> police have identified a man who was found shot dead in car in chester this morning. 31-year-old carpenter was found unresponsive in a car by a passerby. this was ago 11th street about 8:30 this morning. police were flagged down and discovered carpenter had in fact been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators are still trying to find the gunman. >>> one of the most secure lock ups in the united states is not taking any chances to night when it comes to making sure that el chapo stays behind bars. the notorious drug lord is awa awaiting trial after he was ex tri dieted to the us this week. known as joaquin guzman is facing 17 count indictment on drug trafficking. from 1989 through 2014. he's being held at the metropolitan correctional center in manhattan. el chapo has managed to escape twice from maximum security prisons in mexic

police rushed allen to hahnemann hospital where he died a short time later.hey are still after his killer. >>> in west philadelphia, more gun violence. police say 32-year-old barry jones diedral while trying to save his friend from getting rob much his friend had actually invited a man she knew into her apartment on the 5400 block of west girard last night. police say that man robbed her, fired the fatal shots and took off with the woman's phone and $20. though jones died trying to protect her, she's fine and police are looking for the killer. >>> a beloved nypd detective shot and injured in the line of duty in 1986 has died. his name may not sound philadelphia steven mcdonald is well known across new york. he was patrolling central park when a 15-year-old shot him several times. the shooting left mcdonald paralyzed from the neck down. despite his ordeal mcdonald forgave the 15-year-old. officials say mcdonald heart attack last week. he was 59 years old. mcdonald's son connor is a sergeant in the nypd. >>> fire engulfs a local home. the person that came to th

investigation but they have two guns and home owner despite being shot in the face, expect to survive at hahnemannex and mike. >> all right. wild night. 6:36. how about this wild video, a lot of video, reporting in our news room of a street fight in west philadelphia our fox 29 viewers, they wanted answers as to what happened when police arrived to break up this fight. >> yeah, instead of ending the brawl, it seems like one of the officers got involved in the fist throwing but, of course, it looks as if lauren johnson somebody put their hand on her. >> reporter: absolutely, and because of this video making its round, now police here at headquarters are conducting an internal investigation to find out exactly what happened. lets look at that video. fox 29 viewers sent this into our news room late last night and they wanted answers. it started out as a street fight, they tell us it happened on 54th street in west philadelphia, police show up to break up the fight, and that is when things go from bad to worse. a female officer and civilian are seen, in some the of a fight on camera. woman puts her ha

two injured, taken to hahnemann hospital. we do not know their condition.ersection closed since the accident, and it is still closed right now, just in. >>> well, we're not the only ones dealing with snow. >> winter storm warning is in effect for parts of texas, oklahoma, and kansas. people in airmail owe texas seeing their first winter storm of the season. expected to drop more than 3 inches of snow, in part of the texas panhandle could see more than half inch of snow. >>> in up-state new york, near buffalo, monster lake effect snowstorm stranded students on school buses, while dozens of other kids were struck at school. officials say at least 17 student were still inside one school, after midnight. >> no more buses have been called. so we have to eat dinner here and some kids fell asleep. and i was just freaking out about that. >> she was freaking out. poor thing. after the snow tapered off and the roads were cleared, parents were finally able to make their way to the schools to pick up the children. buses were on stand by for any kids whose parents could

. >> and they rushed the father to hahnemann hospital, he was listed in serious condition, but the surgeons there told the police, with him, that he would likely for sure survive. the wife, gets the four kid, family members and she talks to homicide detectives, basically hearing the whole thing she was just feet away and she saw the second guy, run down pratt street here, so they were hoping that surveillance in the just on this house but other house is here would help identify him, maybe show both side beforehand walking up, waiting or parking a vehicle nearby and waiting and then seeing that second surviving home invader runaway, lauren. so why would they pick a row house in the middle will of the block here, and then wait, and instead of burglarizing the house when no one is home, wait for people to get home. the those questions usually yield to more answer about more activity and what is behind this home invasion as homicide detectives continue to look for the answers in this case, lauren. >> all right steve, thanks very much. >>> internal affairs investigation is opened after cell phon

as far as injuries we know the driver of the pickup truck was injured and taken to hahnemann hospitalis condition. the school bus driver apparently was not hurt and fortunately he did not have any children on board at the time of the crash but again, an accident here in the city's port richmond section, traffic slowly but surely moving around it and of course we'll keep an eye on this situation, bring you more information as it becomes available tonight. >> all right. speaking of traffic, let's swing it over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center see what else is going on. >> started out quiet but a bunch of accidents including that one happened and we've had two on 95. now, most of the highways are completely dry this evening but as soon as you get on the shoulders, there are icy spots and we've had two separate accidents where vehicles have actually run off of 95 into the snowy median. one here is southbound on 95 at woodhaven and they're take out the left lane. the other one is northbound just up ahead at street road. that's been all pushed off to the side but southboun

police rushed allen to hahnemann hospital where he died a short time later.>>> more gun violence this time west philadelphia. police say 32-year-old barry jones died while trying to save his friend from getting robbed. they say his friend had invited a man she knew into her apartment on the 5400 block of west girard avenue last night. but police say that man robbed her fired the fatal shots and took off with the woman's phone and $20. jones died trying to protect her, she is okay. and police are looking for the killer. >>> one of the biggest debates in philadelphia continues to be the price of a sweetened beverage and mayor jim kenney toured the city's new expanded pre k can program paid for of course by that controversial new soda tax. >> and as our bruce gordon reports, the mayor is now blasting the criticsly his signature initiative. >> reporter:. >>> after more than a week out of the public eye mayor kenney visited with pre k students at the children's playhouse in south philly where 30 children ages three to five are newly added to the program. it's part

the gunman shot the 28 year old in the head, and he was un response whiff paramedics rushed him to hahnemann hospital. they then shot the 48 year old multiple times in the chess. he's also in critical condition at aria-torresdale. chief inspector scott small explains what investigators found may help them find the suspect. >> we know that at least five shots were fired from a semiautomatic weapon. we fawn five spent shell casings, two actually inside of a tow truck on the passenger compartment. the other three were on the street, right next to the passenger side open door. >> now, investigators know all of this because of surveillance video, multiple cameras showed the two suspect running away from the scene. again, both of the victims are in extremely critical condition. and they may not survive their injuries. that's the latest here at police headquarters. anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. people in one north philadelphia neighborhood are taking to the streets seeking an end to violence. this follows the deadly shooting of a 19 year old earlier this week. "eyewitness

the falling piece hit two cars in a hahnemann university parking parking l no one was in. >>> the nor'easter knocked out power area out. in pennsylvania more than 6,000 peco customers are without power tonight. atlantic city electric says more than 5700 of its customers are in the dark right now and pse&g reports another stretch hundred outages from its customers. and a reminder if the lights go off, 6abc is always on your mobile device. make sure you have the 6abc app. it's available on your app store. >> in other news pennsylvania senator bob casey returned to washington for the first time since president donald trump took officers. as he left philadelphia this morning he had a message for the new administration. >> i hope that the administration would focus on investing in infrastructure, not on the size of the crowd, not on going after the press about how they reported on the inauguration. who cares about that? nobody does. >> over the weekend white house press secretary sean spice erin assisted the media misreported the size of friar's inauguration cried. today spicer took the podium fo

he was rushed to hahnemann hospital but it was too late to safe him. police are still trying to find the person who shot him. >>> developing right now in orlando, a massive manhunt is underway for the gunman who killed veteran police officer master sergeant debra clayton. it is also turned deadly that manhunt has. orange county sheriff's deputy tried in traffic crash during the scramble to find 41-year-old marquise lloyd this morning. police say lloyd shot and killed the officer this morning outside a wal*mart in northwest orlando. they say lloyd had been on the run for weeks for the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend and that master sergeant clayton either recognized lloyd or someone tipped her off when she approached him this morning. reward to find lloyd is now at $60,000. >> the best thing that he can do at this time is turn himself in. we will love to be able to resolve this situation peacefully. without any further injury to anyone. >> clayton is a 17 year veteran of the force. she was married and leaves behind two children. we don't yet know t

. >>> strong wind gusts are being blamed for blowing part of the mural on the side of the hahnemann hospital. some pieces that were hit struck two cars park underneath, no people were injured. >>> amtrak and new jersey transit officials both say riders may still be experiencing significant delays, in the service this morning. trains were delayed for hours, yesterday, when wires along northeast corridor came down that backed up trains in and out of the 30th street station , pen station new york, union station in washington for more than three hours. >>> there are a number of people waking up without power right now almost 1200 peco customers have no power, pse&g is reporting 118 customers in the dark and ac electric has more than 1900 customers without power, there. >>> of course, we are staying on top of the the story and damage from the nor'easter. get updates the right there on your phone and mobile device on fox 29 app. we will be right back, bob? >>> we also have have the school opening and delays across the bottom of our screen there some of the kids will get a chance to sleep in this m

say the gunman shot the 28 year old in the head, he was unresponsive when paramedics rushed him to hahnemann hospital. they then shot the 48 year old multiple times in the chest. he's now also in critical condition at aria-torresdale. chief inspector scott small said they got away but not being caught on camera. >> entire incident captured on surveillance cameras. see two males walk up, open the passenger side door, both individuals fire shots into the open passenger car door striking both of victims. >> police say both shots fired, in extremely critical condition, not clear if they will survive their injuries. that's the latest from police headquarters. anita oh. >> anita, thank you. north philadelphia neighborhood bans together seeking an ends to violence. now this follows the deadly shooting of a 19 year old earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown picks up the story. >> unfortunately, if we don't stop this bloodshed we will be here next week, too. >> reporter: scene becoming tragically repetitive, another young life lost to gun violence in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> ninetee

the chunk of the independence starts here mural collapsed onto the cars parked at the hahnemann university hospital feinstein lot. nobody was injured. in aston a tree came down on a house in the 200000 block of beatrice lane. officials speculate the wind may have brought the tree down. and we've been making our way around throughout the afternoon. it truly is miserable driving rain, high winds at times and it is very cold, chilly making it that much more miserable but as you just saw it's causing serious problems around the region. stay safe i if you're headed out this evening. live in nicetown, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news." >> sarah thank you. >>> the shore is also seeing a lot of wind damage and we're about to hit high tide which is raising concerns about flooding in low lying areas. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live in ocean city with a look at conditions there. bob. >> reporter: well, sharrie, if people down here don't have to go outside i definitely wouldn't. right now the wind gusts we're being told by officials are topping out at almost 60 miles an hour, as fa

. >>> president obama surprised his right hahnemann, we're talking about vice-president joe biden, of course. he propped the vice-president with the nation's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of freedom. >> joe biden was genuinely shock, i think, he had no idea , he just thought it was a farewell, speech with the vice-president standing next to the the president. he had no idea that this medal was going to be brought out and put around his neck. >> you can see for yourself. i don't think he knew. >> mr. president, this honor is not only well beyond what idea serve but it is reflection of the extent and generosity of your spirit. >> he was truly surprised. he turned around and immediately takes out a hander chief and wipes away a tear. he was very emotional after realizing he was getting that award. >> you know, the past eight or nine years the men have developed a close personal one they consider each other family members like brothers, rights. >> right. >> okay. new we will show you the moment when he was surprised. >> okay. >> we're just cute it up. >> i'm pleased to awa

. >>> strong wind gusts are blamed for blowing away part of the mural on the side of the hahnemann hospital. pieces that blue off hit two parked cars, and fortunately though no one was hurt. look at that, thank goodness no one was around. >>> pizza delivery man was in the hospital after being shot last night on the job. >> our lauren johnson just outside police headquarters this morning, with more, good morning, lauren? >> reporter: good morning, to you thomas and alex. as you can imagine lots of questions in this incident. we are here at police headquarters waiting for commissioner ross to arrive so we can ask him many of those questions. the first two will that shooter be charged? did he have a license to care. last night around 7:00 p.m. a 36 year-old pizza delivery man was shot twice, one of those bullets hitting him in the arm this scene playing out in kingsessing at 54th and yoh come street. victim shot back. the suspect got away. police are not sure at this hour if he was hit, or not. the victim did drive himself to the hospital where police met up with him. and they did comb his car

apparently we thought he was going to address everyone about the women marching because two hahnemann that flanked the podium had the marchs in them. they made no mention of that. >> a different turn. >> took a completely different turn and just hurl all kind of accusations at the media and blamed us for causing all these problems and it was just like wow. >> yeah. >> the problem i have it's day two. >> for the people out there like myself who say, okay, i listened to all the trump supporters and i've been honest on this show i did not vote for the man but he's our president and i'm willing to give him an opportunity much it's day two. your losing your mind sending your press secretary out there to paint over pictures and the media. >> i think that's what a lot of people are worried about. it was like we're getting scolded for things that happened on twitter. just ignore it. everyone kind of says things on twitter. sometimes they may not mean it. it was kind of chaotic yesterday. hopefully we'll move passed that. >> day two. focus. >> yeah. keep them focused. >>> later in the show, a