. >> let's switch live to ali gorman live outside hahnemann university hospital where some of the victims were taken. ali. >> reporter: and three people were taken here to the hahnemann university hospital. we've since learned that police are telling that you say one is a woman who suffered a graze wound. we're told she's in stable condition. she was transported with her two children. police say that those children were unharmed. now, as for the others we do know that there are three other people that suffered gun shot wounds. they were rushed to temple university hospital. we are learning that two are in critical condition. one is in stable condition. and another person the the child, a little girl an 11-year-old suffered a graze wound. she is at saint christopher's hospital as annie had mentioned, she is expected to be okay. back here live at hahnemann university hospital, we're still working to learn more of the details the extent of the injuries and police continue to investigate what happened. right now that's the latest that we have confirmed. we're live outside hahnemann university

so right now we are live outside hahnemann university hospital.man channel6 "action news." >> all right, ali, thank you. >>> a new jersey senior citizen is alive right now thanks to the quick actions of some off duty officers. you're looking at the moment a 76-year-old man's ford escaped was launched off the tracks by a speeding train in delaware last night. fortunately that car was empty at the time. and it's all because of two newark cops. "action news" reporter chad pradelli talked to one of the dozens of people who witnessed their heroic actions and he's live near the scene with their story. chad. >> reporter: hey, deldot calls this the most dangerous railroad crossing in the state and last night it proved so. right there, that's where the vehicle got stuck next to that stop sign there halfway on the tracks and halfway into the gravel and the driver, what he didn't know is a train was coming through. the train hit the suv with such force it plowed the vehicle a quarter mile before finally coming to a stop. >> i was just like what's going on. i

university hospital is improving. his or her condition was upgraded yesterday. the hospital can't say to what the condition is upgraded. there are three other victims at temple, two at hahnemannuniversity hospital remain in critical condition. >>> new jersey senator robert menendez is pointing to another senator's criminal case in his bid to move his corruption trial to washington. the government is against having that case moved from newark to washington. yesterday lawers for menendez responded by saying that federal prosecutors helped keep former alaska senator in the nation's capitol. none of the counts against menendez allegedly happened in new jersey. he's charged with taking gifts and bribes in exchange for political favors. >>> 4:18. we have new information on the anthrax scare. one of the pentagon's own labs may have received live anthrax. officials say a test kit sent to the pentagon in 2006 may have contained live samples. that hasn't been used in more than five years. an army facility mistakenly sent that to dozens of labs and overseas. the cdc lawn be muched an investigation last week. >>> a memorial service is being held today for six marines killed when their he

university hospital. we don't have details on the patient. but the hospital did tell us the person is not in critical condition. two people remain at hahnemann university hospital. both of those patients are in serious condition. eight people died in the accident on may 12th. dozens of others were injured when the amtrak train went off the rails on its way to new york city. the train was going more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit at the time of the crash. earlier this month investigators revealed that brandon bostian was not talking or texting on his cell phone at the time. investigators are still looking for the cause of the crash. >>> speaking of trains we have information about new engines on order for septa. here's what they are getting. our first look at the electric lowco motives. . the locomotives will replace several older engines operating on ferris regional rail lines. they will be the same type as the ones amtrak already uses along the northeast corridor. they have a maximum speed of 125 miles per hour. and audio and video recording systems are installed. the first of these engines went into service for amtrak last year

avenue 10:00 and suffered is head injuries and was last rotted in critical condition at hahnemann university hospital. >> a party in the backyard of house in willingboro township turned violent last night. one man was shot and killed. it happened around 10 p.m. at a home on placid lane. police say a disturbance broke out and someone shot a man in his 40s. he was rushed to a local hospital where he was pro 2340u7bs pronounced dead. the victim's name was not released and no arrests were made at this time. >> off duty philadelphia police officer opened fire overnight when he says someone tried to rob him in brewery town. the officer and girlfriend were in the 1400 block of north myrtlewood street just before 2 a.m. when approached by a man with a shot gun. the officer fired his gun five times. and the gunman ran off. no one was injured and no arrests have been made. >>> from our delaware newsroom investigators arrested a man for 4th dui. state police say germany jones of newcastle was found passed out inside his car at circle k convenience store concord pike this morning. what's more investigators say j

police say she was conscious and stable on her way to hahnemann university hospital. >>> new surveillancehows crooks making off with air conditioners in south jersey. police say the thieves stole four units from old town music on route 42 in turnersville and another nearby business sometime overnight. surveillance video shows them loading the air conditioners into the back of a pickup truck before taking off. >> a service dog in upstate new york is being hailed a hero. philadelphia. igo the golden retriever threw himself in front of a school bus in brewster to protect his blind owner. both were hurt. he remains by his owner's side and didn't whimper despite his injuries. his owner has a couple broken bones. figo had to have surgery on his leg. the owner hopes to be reunited with the brave pet soon. >> figo deserves an extra treat. >> yes. >> more stories you didn't see last night. police in indiana are looking into a disturbing fight involving a little boy from inside a wal-mart that has now gone viral. >> boeing plans to add more seats to one of its most popular planes. we will tell you

the victim was rushed to hahnemann university hospital. when police get any clues on the vehicle or the driver we'll pass them along. >>> new overnight police say a robber tried to hold up an off-duty police officer, but that officer was armed and ended up firing his weapon. it happened in brewerytown around 1:45. police say a robber pulled a rifle on the officer and his girlfriend. the officer pulled his own gun and fired five shots. he the robber got away, but police have his gun. [bagpipes]. ♪ >> the only thing we can hope for is that our children make us proud by making a difference in the world. ♪ [amazing grace]. >> the beauty of beau was not how much he was loved but how much love he could give. ♪ >> it was an emotional final farewell beau biden was laid to rest following a funeral malice that was broadcast across the country -- funeral mass that was broadcast across the country. hundreds packed st. anthony of padua in wilmington to support joe biden and the rest of the family. president obama remembered beau biden as a leader and p

university hospital. but the person is not in critical condition. two people remain at hahnemann university hospital.oth of those patients are in serious conditions. eight people died in the accident back on may 12th. among those killed a college dean, ceo, and midshipman. dozens of other people were injured when the amtrak train went off the rails on the way to new york city. the train was going more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit at the time of the crash. earlier this month investigators revealed train engineer brandon bostian was not talking or texting on his cell phone at the time of the derailment. investigators still looking for the cause of the crash. >>> from our delaware bureau a new state law is on the way that will lower the penalty for possessing a small amount of marijuana. on thursday governor markel signed the bill that takes effect in six months. adults caught with an ounce on -- less than an ounce of marijuana will only face a $100 fine. lawmakers approved the bill but they voted along party lines. >> there are a lot of people who would like to go home and use cannabis an

university hospital. we don't have details on how that patient is doing. but the hospital did tell us the person is not in critical condition. two people remain at hahnemann university hospital. both of those patients are in serious condition. eight people died in the accident back on may 12th. among those killed a college dean a ceo, and a naval academy midshipman. dozens others were injured when the amtrak train went off its rails. the train was going more than 50 miles an hour over the speed limit at the time of the crash. earlier this month ntsb investigators revealed train engineer brandon bostian was not talking or texting on his cell phone at the time of the derailment. investigators are still looking for the cause of the crash. >>> speaking of trains we have new information about 18 new engines on order for septa. here's the first look we're getting of the new electric locomotives all decked out in the familiar septa paint scheme. the new engined make up the biggest railroad acquisition in a decade here. the locomotives will replace several older engines operating on various regional rail lines. and the new septa engines will be the same type as t

there's chestnut hill hospital, hahnemann university hospital, crozer chester medical center, brandywine hospital phoenixville hospital pottstown memorial medical center and easton hospital. most patients don't pay the full price. government and private insurance companies negotiate the lower prices. but anyone uninsured or out of network can be charged the full amount and anyone receiving workers compensation or auto insurance benefits will also likely face the full price. some states regulate hospital rates but not all. so experts say there needs to be federal guidelines. >>> now, a spokesperson gave us a statement from the delaware valley healthcare council. they represent these hospitals. they say that most patients have some sort of insurance so that this is not an issue and anyone uninsured is rarely asked to pay full prices. hospitals in pennsylvania are also working to improve communications about prices. >>> we have their full statement on 6abc.com. >>> in other news, two doctors hit the road this week to drive home a message to men to take care of your health. the urologists ar

also on that list chestnut hill hospital, brandywine hospital hahnemann university pottstown memorial medical center. >> deanna durante has been poring over this study. >> she has a look at why prices are the way they are and what you need to know. >> reporter: chestnut hill hospital ranks number five on that list and while the study's author says it appears hospitals are price gouging, we did reach out to all six hospitals and they tell us a very different story. from phoenixville to center city chester to chestnut hill hospitals we spoke to today say they disagree with the bay anderson study released late this afternoon and names the hospitals as marking up prices ten times the costs allowed by medicaid. >> we do not have knowledge [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: dr. bay says she got the idea for the study five years ago. a cpa and ph.d. she says she couldn't understand the hospital bill when her son was born. the year-long study looked at 4,000 hospitals and what they bill patients covered by private insurance, medicaid and medicare, and found those with top tier health plans were bill

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university hospital is improving. his or her condition was upgraded yesterday though we don't know to what. the hospital isn't releasing that information. there are three other victims at temple and hahnemann remain in critical condition. >>> we have new information on sexual assault allegations against bill cosby this morning. cosby's lawyers are trying to block a subpoena from a 2006 sex assault settlement in philadelphia. three women from massachusetts are suing cosby for defamation after he denies claims he molested them. the women say documents from the philadelphia case will help their lawsuit but those papers are protected by a confidentiality agreement. >>> a new exhibit about the lgbt community opens at the national constitution center in philadelphia this week. "nbc 10's" monique braxton is live at independence hall with a preview. good morning monique. >> reporter: hi vai. as the sun rose over ind pen dance hall gay rights activists were here. that was the 4th of july. follow me to the evolution of the now lgbt movement and the focus of a new exhibit at the national constitution center. it's called speaking out for equality, the constitution gay rights and the supreme court. vis

doctors at temple university hospital are treating four patients, one of them is still in critical condition. two patients at hahnemann also in critical condition. >>> it has been pouring in bala cywyd, torrential rain falling 15 minutes ago, leaving light mist now and plenty of clouds. >>> the phills will have a home stand against the reds, first pitch 7:05 bring the umbrella. here is a look from our sky cam network. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is keeping a watch. >> it's mostly light rain up through the lehigh valley into the poconos around the philadelphia area and mostly scattered showers moving through parts of new jersey and delaware and if you're not seeing a steady rainfall you're at least seeing misty conditions and also some pretty chilly unseasonably cool temperatures. here say live look out at the center city skyline, tops of the buildings cut off by the low cloud cover and the mist outside, too will stay in the forecast as we go through the rest of tonight. current temperatures though are cool, the average high this time of the year is close to 80 degrees now, but we're only in th