here's steve hartman, "off the road." >> reporter: i have a confession to make.y place in upstate new york after the kids are in bed, the fact is i have a weed addiction. i just can't stop pulling the llings. oh, yeah. mugwart, canada thistle and leafy goldenrod are some of my favorites. that's the stuff. i realized the extent of my godiction only recently after my cameraman interviewed my wife, andrea, about it. >> he goes out at 7:00 at night id weeds until dark. i mean, sometimes he's out there past dark. >> reporter: and her point is? >> you know, it's not weeding a garden, it's weeding five acres. >> reporter: four and a half, tchnically. see, a few years ago, i had this ulea to turn this weedy hillside anto a beautiful prairie full of native wild flowers and grasses. i contacted this man, who would eventually become my dealer. >> we started with prairie plant. >> reporter: neil owns the prairie nursery in westfield wisconsin. he got me hooked on weeds through gateway plants like purple cornflower, comp pass plant, and smooth aster. >> i was trying to get yo

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steve hartman, "on the road," in fairport, new york. >> pelley: what a storyteller.t's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a wildfire out of control explode inning size no signs of stopping. >> new at 6:00 outrage over an opening prayer. a pastor gave much more than a city council blessing. now his words have a city tradition on hold. >> a headache for drivers. new at 6:00, the major changes making it tougher and tougher to drive your car into san francisco. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. the wildfires burning across the state are so bad, the governor has declared a state of emergency. that means he can mobilize additional firefighting and disaster response resources. kpix 5's cate caugiran in lake county at one of the largest fires burning in the state right now. cate. >> allen, it's absolutely devastating to see how much damage this

and steve hartman "on the road," on a journey measured in smiles. >> i'm countin on it to be 33,000. >> reporter: 33,000? that's a pretty big goal. >> uh-huh. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: it was the biggest audience ever for a presidential primary debate. 24 million americans tuned in last night to watch 10 republicans go at it, and the drawing card was clearly a trump. here's major garrett. >> reporter: the debate opened with donald trump refusing to rule out a third party candidacy if he does not win the republican nomination. >> i will not make pledge at this time. >> okay. >> reporter: the tone toughened from there. fox's megyn kelly pressed trump to explain his previous comments about women. >> you've called women you don't like "fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals." your twitter account-- >> only rosie o'donnell. ( cheers and applause ) i don't frankly have time for total political correctness, and to be honest with you this country doesn't have time, either. what i say is what i say. and, honestly, megyn if y

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and steve hartman on the road, the butterfly effect takes wings. >> we did a project where we put a bookshelf in a soup kitchen. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. continuing fears of a global economic slowdown sent stock prices plummeting again today. the dow lost 530 points, or more than 3%. it was the worst day of the year and the ninth biggest point drop ever. for stockholders, jim axelrod tells us, it has been a week for the the strong. >> rose: tonight, two americans are being called heroes for preventing a mass shooting on a high-speed passenger train heading from amsterdam to paris. jonathan vigliotti is in our london newsroom. jonathan, what you can tell us? >> reporter: charlie, the two passengers who tackled the gunmen were off-duty american service men. the gunman was carrying several weapons in his luggage including a kalishnakov rifle, automatic pistom oland knives. according to veries, the american service men heard the suspect loading his weapon in the bathroom and confron

hartman never made it to laguardia, she allegedly became disruptive to the play and was removed from the plane. this time, she didn't face charges, but she showed up at o'hare the very next day. airport security cameras captured the home as hartman made an attempt to get past security at a checkpoint at united's terminal one. watch as she attempts to blend in with a family at one tsa station, then attempt it is with another group at the position on the right, where she is spotted and turned away. by then, an alert had already gone out that hartman was in the terminal, as she attempted to leave the area, she was intercepted again by chicago police. and this time, she was placed under arrest, escorted through the terminal in handcuffs, charged this time with criminal trespass. prosecutors declaring in a motion filed this week, defendant said she did not have a valid airline ticket, did not intend to purchase one and only came to o'hare because she was tired and didn't want to go elsewhere. >>> live now at 6:00, look at this, old glory soaring on the shores of cuba, that's live picture.

and steve hartman "on the road," on a journey measured in smiles. >> i'm countin' on it to be 33,000. >> reporter: 33,000? that's a pretty big goal. >> uh-huh. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. he showed his victims no mercy, but late today, james holmes' life was spared. the jury that convicted him of murdering 12 people and wounding 70 in a colorado movie theater massacre sentenced him to life in prison. mark strassmann is at the courthouse. >> would the defendant please stand? >> reporter: 15 weeks of trial brought james holmes to the jury's judgment. >> the court will impose a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: no one denied that holmes was responsible for the killing spree inside theater nine. a jury had already decided the 27-year-old diagnosed schizophrenic knew the difference between right and wrong. defense lawyers argued holmes murdered in the dprips of a sicotts. lawr ratamara brady. >> the death penalty does note bring anyone back. it doesn't make

. >> let's go live to trish hartman. good morning. trish. >> reporter: good morning, eva and nydia, that officer is in stable condition officer mark handily from the ridley park police department. we take a look at video from overnight. officers from norwood, ridley and trainer and prospect park responded to the mohawk mannor apartment for report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door, he fired a gun hitting the officer in the chest and the leg. the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest and was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. a standoff took place for two hours according to police, we have video officers in swat gear, the apartment building was evacuated as police tried to take the suspect into custody. the residents were allowed back into their homes. back here live, the suspect who police say is in his 40s is in custody was shot in the elbow and taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. he is expected to be processed and charged later today. live in n

trish hartman joins us live from the 39th district in tie tioga tioga-nicetown where the officer was assigned. >> reporter: police have not released the victim's name because the family is in the process of being notified. the sergeant was a 32-year-old and ten year veteran of the police force. the crash happened around midnight in the roxborough section of the city on henry avenue. the officers say he lost control crashing the pick up truck he was driving into the tree. you can see from the video that the damage to the front of the cab is expensive. the victim was taken to einstein where he was pronounced dead a short time later. the officer's body was scorpted to escorted to the medical examiners office. this is the second officer to be killed the first robert wilson iii who was shot and killed in the line of duty during a robbery in north philadelphia. back here live, police say the crash victim was off duty and not on his way home from work. no word on where he was coming from or what caused him to lose control. that's under investigation, live in tioga-nicetown, trish hartman, c

steve hartman is on the road, in new orleans, lower ninth ward where one resident became a beacon of hope ten years after hurricane katherine a maurice duboise anchors now from new york. we will see you later on tonight. >> dubois: the prep school rape trial. the verdict is in. also tonight, erika hits the caribbean. it could soon be heading for florida. the tv news editor who saw what viewers did not. >> i said, "adam's dead." i saw a figure. i saw sparks, and i saw this coward shoot him pointblank. >> dubois: and steve hartman with burnell cotlon. he wantyou to know his new orleans is back in business. >> you could go anywhere but you came here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm maurice dubois. there is a verdict tonight in a case that has once again put a national spotlight on sexual assault on campus. former prep school student owen

tonight steve hartman checks in with a man that checks in with kindness.tt pelley is off tonight, here now is charlie rose. >> rose: a midsummer nightmare on wall street. stock prices plunge, oil hits a six-year low. also tonight, two american service men take heroic action to stop a dpun man on a european passenger train. the search for the killer of a nine-year-old girl in ferguson, missouri, shot as she did her homework on her mother's bed. and steve hartman on the road, the butterfly effect takes wings. >> we did a project where we put a bookshelf in a soup kitchen. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. continuing fears of a global economic slowdown sent stock prices plummeting again today. the dow lost 530 points, or more than 3%.

trish hartman is there, but first we begin with jamie apody, the spotlight is not going to come on sam bradford. >> reporter: football is back if philadelphia, how exciting is that. it is hot out here, i'll tell you what else. it is exciting to see the eagles play the colts today. you can see the team is working out behind me. they are getting ready to go. there are things to watch for today, one of the things being the secondary, will they get to find by andrew luck or look good this new secondary. how about the quarterback? how about the linebackers, marcus smith has he improved. speaking of quarterback, sam bradford is not going to play, it will be tebow against barclay show. here's what the guys have to say about that. >> any opportunity is great, you have to make the most of it. that's what we're all trying to do put our best foot forty. >> i'm looking forward to it, just playing ball something i've been doing since i've been a little boy, it's a blessing to be in practice, it's fun to crap it -- scrap it up, too. >> it's a little disappointing, but i'm excited about the opportuni

let's go live to trish hartman live in glenolden. >> reporter: nydia and eva, the suspect was brought to a holding cell in the past half-hour or so. police have not released his name, they also they will do that once he is arraigned in darby township this afternoon. this is 30 minutes ago after the suspect was processed. police say the ordeal started when officers from several departments pond responded to mohawk mannor apartments. the officers were speaking to the man through the door when he fired shots through the door hitting mark hanley of the police department in the chest and leg, he was wearing a bullet proof vest. he was pulled to safety by the other officers and then rushed to crozer-chester medical center. a standoff took place for about an hour according to police, officers say the suspect was shot in the he elbow before he s taken into custody. for safety reasons the building was evacuated. we spoke to neighbors about the commotion. >> we woke up at 2:00 with cops on the lawn. two cars. and then we were just like, something is going on outside, we ran outside, we said wha

trish hartman is live following the story all morning long and at crozer-chester medical center in upland where the officer was taken. trish you have more on the officer's condition. >> reporter: nydia, the officer was identified as mark hanley a police officer with the ridley park police department. police say it started when officer from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. for the report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door of the apartment, when he fired shots through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the legs. he was wearing a bullet proof vest which deflected the shot to the chest. he was pulled to safety by other officers and rushed to crozer crefort medical center. the -- crozer-chester medical center. the apartment building was evacuated, the residents are back in their home. we spoke to the chief about the risk officers face when responding to calls like this one. >> you go in blind, you don't know what the person is thinking they are not in the right state of mind, they can d

trish hartman joins us outside the 39th district where the officer was assigned in nicetown. trish you have the latest. >> reporter: alicia, we don't know the victim's name a ten year sergeant with the 39th district. investigators surrounded the scene of a crash that took the life of one of their own. the 32-year-old philadelphia police sergeant lost control of his 2014 dodge ram crashing into a tree on henry avenue near dupont street in roxborough. he was pronounced dead at einstein after arrival. his body was solemnly escorted by police to the medical examiner's office. expecter -- investigators examined the wreckage to determine a calls. this is the second philadelphia police officer killed this year. in march sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed in the line of duty always he tried to stop a robbery in progress at a north philadelphia game stop. and, again, police say the officer was off-duty when the crash happened. officers at the 39th district say the sergeant was at work yesterday. he held a supervisory role in the department and grief counselors are at the d

. >> 7:00 a.m., sunday morning, let's go live to trish hartman live at norwood police. trish. >> reporter: nid youya and eva, police have identified the police officer as mark hanley. officers from several departments responded to the mohawk mannor apartments in norwood around 1:00 a.m. for report of a suicidal man. officers were speaking to the man through the door when he fired the gun through the front door hitting the officer in the chest and the leg, the officer was wearing a bullet proof vest he was rushed to crozer-chester medical center in stable condition. a standoff took place for several hours according to police. the apartment buildings was evacuated for the safety. residents during the standoff as they took the suspect into custody. >> the s.w.a.t team was in they evacuated the build they were taken to a safe distance for safety reasons and they are all become at the apartment now. >> reporter: and police said the suspect was shot in the elbow and taken to the hospital for treatment and psychiatric valuation. his name has not yet been released. he is expect

trish hartman joins us live in tioga-nicetown where the officer was assigned, trish. >> reporter: eva and alicia, hearts are heavy at the 39th district where the victim of this crash was assigned. many of the sergeant at co-workers were at the hospital after learning the 32-year-old was killed in an off duty crash. this is all that's left of the pick up truck after police say he lost control and drove it into a tree. officials say it happened around midnight on henry avenue near dupont street. you can see the damage to the front of the cab is extensive. the victim was taken to einstein where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. the officer's body was escorted from the hospital to the medical examiner's office in a ambulance, this is the second philadelphia police officer killed this year, the first being sergeant robert wilson, third, he was shot and killed in march during a robbery in north philadelphia. wilson was an officer with the 22nd district. again, police say the officer was off-duty when the crash happened and not on his way home from work at the time. police have n

trish hartman as more. >> family members of officer moses walker junior and sergeant robert wilson iii shed tears when they saw mem or dwrool their loved ones killed in the line of duty. >> i was taken aback a bit back to the day of the funeral seeing you know in that manner. >> statues of walker and wilson complete with glass cases and lighting are here thanks to community donations and artist and creator a fellow officer. >> it makes me happy and sad at the same time just sad. but i hope it honors them. >> walker was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in 20 2012 as walking to a bus stop after shift at 2 district. wilson was killed earlier this year as he tried to stop a robbery at a north philadelphia gamestop where he was buying a gift for his son. >> in addition to the memorial unveiling a cookout was held at the 2 district and officers hope this becomes an annual event a way to improve relationship between police officers and community. >> especially for the children. because it gives them guidelines and let's them know hey the police are not always just out to harrah you or

trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." >> from delaware newsroom now its with a bittersweet ceremony newcastle air national guard base. six air men were welcomed home after deployments in afghan and grm next more than 300 leaving in coming months one of the biggest deployments the base ever had. jackie's husband is getting ready to heat outside again and said there's too many delimits to count. >> we just do it. >> she adds deployment have become more difficult now that the children are old enough to realize their father is gone. 325 air men and fwrem newcastle base will leave in waves starting in october and they're all beyond various missions in southwest asia. >>> verizon workers in nine states including pennsylvania and new jersey could walk off the job as soon as tomorrow. that will happen if negotiate kerz not reach agreement over benefitsch the contract covers more than 39,000 workers that expires end of today and last week the employees' jupon communications workers of america, announced 86% of workers voted to strike if a new agreement is not reached. >> and police officers

. >> "action news" reporter, trish hartman is on the scene and has a live update on "action news" at 12:30. this just in to "action news" now, philadelphia police have issued an arrest warrant for this man, 22-year-old miguel cologne. police say that cologne hit josephine rivera and her 2-year-old son david, as they were getting out of a car, rivera survived and her son did not. philadelphia police are offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to cologne's arrest. >>> and an emergency as tropical storm erika heads towards the u.s., it has already hit several places killing four people. is expected to be a tropical storm when it hits landfall, but if it was a hurricane it will would be the first to hit in a decade. >>> and it should be another picture perfect day but the heat and humidity is making a come back, sky 6 looking at the center city skyline, wall-to-wall sunshine with temperatures in the 80s and we'll warm up for the weekend and most of next week. meteorologist, melissa magee is live outside with a preview of the accuweather forecast. happy friday melissa. >> ha

trish hartman has their story. >> on most days 11-year-old ryan terapchak runs in middletown townshipmom janine and his thoughts with consumed by one thing. >> it's hard to deal with cancer and if my sister had it, i know somebody else would do it for her. >> he's talking about 6-year-old isabella o'brien sister of one of his friends n march he was diagnosed stage four sarcoma a rare form of cancer that affects the body's connective tissues and ryan said he wanted to help isabella using something he knows he does well. >> i was really good at runnin running. so i wanted to run for isabella and raise more money. >> for 30 days ryan will run up and down streets of neighborhood and so far longest run has been 6.2 miles and he hopes to go further. he says the most important goal is to raise $10,000 for isabella's family. >> after months of chemo and proton therapy at chop isabell isabella's father says her tumor is shrinking and unexpected expenses like travel costs and wigs for his daughter who lost all of her hair, quickly add up. >> it's wonderful knowing we have a cushion if something

live from south philadelphia, trish hartman channel six "action news". >>> is there still much more to come on "action news" this sunday afternoon. volunteers held a flamingo get on his feet, literally. >>> health reporter allie gorman introduces us to a man who change his life and health and inspiring others as well. >>> plus, chris sowers will be back with that exclusive accu weather forecast, with that and more when "action news" continues. >> "action news" is sponsored by the american association for cancer research, finding cures together, support cancer research and donate today at hacr foundation.org. lonnie. >>> was downgraded to a tropical storm as it hit main line china this morning but still packed enough pun to much leave 22 dead or missing. it brought flooding, brought down homes and trees and cut power to more than a million people. nearly 400,000 people were evacuated ahead of this storm. >>> and time now for accu weather n our area it is a beautiful beach day. we have to be careful of the rip currents. >> it has been well fisted, life guard are all over it. pay close at

"action news" reporter trish hartman as hor. >> sunday's phillies game against braves fans flocked toitizens bank park including one fan not ready to let go of comb hall ms phillies jersey yet. >> i'll wear as long as he's in baseball i'll wear if and support sglim the three time all star pitcher wants philadelphia yaps to know he also supports them. one day after making pitching debut for texas rainingers he and wife heidi took out a full page add in sunday's philadelphia up inquirer thav thavring what they call home since 2006. >> has a glassy guy took us to championship mvp. great player. tough to see him go. >> part of the ad is philadelphia is where we made our first home and started our family and it will always hold a special place in our heart. while they're stood see him go the move quasz necessary. >> he's someone you want on your team but unfortunately we had a deal to rebuild the farm sim. >> hamels left his mark on philly not only in sports but also in education with foundation he started with his wife in 2008 the non profit also took out a full page ad in sunday inyearer

trish hartman joins us outside the 39th police district? tioga, nicetown with new information. trish? >> reporter: eva we are waiting to learn the victim's name. but we're learning information about the crash that took his life. philadelphia police say there's no indication that alcohol was involved, but they say that speed may have been a factor. as officers reported for duty in the 39th district they learned the news that one of their own had been killed. officials say the 32 philadelphia police sergeant lost control of his 2007 dodge ram around 11:45 crossed the center median and crashed into a tree. it happened in the 6000 block of henry avenue near dupont street. the workers had to free him from the truck. he was rushed to einstein where he was pronounced shortly after arrival. his body was solemnly taken by police to the medical examiner's office. there was so much damage to the truck, they were able to determine if he was wearing a seat belt. the second philadelphia police officer killed this year. in march, sergeant robert wilson iii was shot and killed in the line of d

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it "action news" trish hartman has more from norristown. >> kane entererd the montgomery county buildinghat houses detist activities rights on time saying nothing reporters on the way in. using a different door avoiding medial together and instead her attorney spoke pointing out holes in the state's case against kane. >> it leaves out players and leaves out communications and it's really only a very small part of the story. >> kane was arraigned by a magistrate judge in collegeville 7 miles away using closed circuit television on charges she leaked confidential information to "the philadelphia daily news" last year from a 2009 grand jury investigation and later lied under oath. prosecutors said she did it in retaliation against a former state prosecutor who allegedly made her look bad and that prosecutor frank fena who worked under corbett and prosecuted jerry sandusky. a state grand jury recommended charges against kane and on thursday prosecutors announced charges against her. >> this is important case for citizens of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. you know it's saturday and in that

"action news" reporter trish hartman has details on the crash. >> the woman suffered broken bones in that crash on the ben franklin parkway in the early morning hours. the crash is still under investigation and no charges were filed. it truck struck up conversation among bikers and drivers of being safe on the road in the city. >> the crash through the 28-year-old cyclist on to driver whipped shield and under the front wheels of car according to police. officers say a man and woman were riding bikes on the ben franklin parkway around 12:30 a.m. when the car hit the woman at the intersection of 2 stree street. so far it's unclear who had the rite of way. cyclists on kelly drive told us riding at night comes with risks. >> fists of all i don't ride at fight. second of all if sming somebody has to go, go, i'll pull over it's not that serious. >> one case of aggression was recently captured on camera this past thursday the bicycle coalition of philadelphia posted go pro video from helmet of philadelphia cyclists. she was biking with two children ages 5 and 7 in a cargo bike south 11 when

trish hartman rourts. >> folks lined up more than an hour before the gates opened at lincoln financial field ready for another season under head coach chip kelly. >> as long as we can -- we have a good offensive line. we should be okay. in chip we trust. >> inside, the stands were packed. >> i think they'll be good this year. >> fans big and small came to see the likes of quarterback sam bradford and demarco murray who returned this weekend after an illness. >> i know he was sick but i like what chip is doing. i think he's getting players to try to prove themselves and come off injuries. >> it featured camouflage numbers part of this military appreciation day. paying trib out to the armed forces. >> those jerzers were given to vet rapz on the field as they were thanked for their service. it was a first on practice including captain jimmy griffith. >> my wife loves the eagles and my sons and daughter we all love the eagles rooting for tim tebow. >> timmy. >> it's a nice thing. >> 14 world war ii and veterans came up from vineland, new jersey. >> i'm surprised so many. most soldiers and

. >> dubois: and steve hartman with burnell cotlon. he wantyou to know his new orleans is back in business. >> you could go anywhere but you came here. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening. scott is on assignment. i'm maurice dubois. there is a verdict tonight in a case that has once again put a national spotlight on sexual assault on campus. former prep school student owen labrie was convicted of misdemeanor charges in the sex assault of a 15-year-old girl just days before he graduated last year. but he was cleared of felony charges. anna werner is at the courthouse in concord, new hampshire. >> you say, madam foreperson, that the defendant, owen labrie, is guilty? >> yes. >> reporter: a stunned owen labrie began to cry as the first guilty verdict of read. as more followed, he sobbed and bent over the defense table. >> not guilty. >> reporter: the jury had acquitted him of more serious felony rape charges but found he did have sex with an underaged girl at the elite st.

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"action news" reporter trish hartman was at corzer-chester as they celebrated five years of the kidney transplant program. >> i wanted to live. dialysis, believe me, i would never want to see anybody on dialysis. >> two years ago rose quatrini after five years on dialysis doctors at the kidney transplant center corzer-chester medical center saved her life with help of organ donor. >> they got me a kidney. unfortunately the person was deceased but i thanked her and her family tremendously for saving me for my family and old her one and little one. >> since the familiar started five years ago recipients, donors and families were brought together to celebrate organ transambulance. >> 20 successful kidney transplants have taken place since program started. 120 people are on the waiting list for a kidney. doctors stress the importance of becoming an organ donor or even considering becoming a living kidney donor. >> people who just have a desire to want to be a living donor we call that and all tru trueistic done or they can contact any franz plant program and be worked up as living donor to

the "action news" reporter trish hartman has the the details. >> reporter: family members of the officer moses walker, junior and sergeant robert wilson, the third, shed tears, when they saw the memorial to their loved ones killed in the line of duty. >> i was taken back a bit, taken back to the day that it happened. it happened in that manner. >> reporter: statues of walker and wilson complete with glass cases and lighting are here, thanks to community donations. the artist and creator a fellow officer. >> it makes me happy, and sad at the same time. just sad at the same time. >> reporter: walker was shot and killed during a robbery attempt in 2012 as he was walking to a bus stop after his shift at the 22nd district. wilson was killed earlier this year as he tried to stop a robbery at a north philadelphia game stop where he was buying a gift for his son. >> in addition to the memorial, unveiling, a cook out was held at the 22nd district and officers hope this will be an annual event, away time prove the relationship between police officers and the community. >> especially for the the ch

"action news" reporter trish hartman was there. >> reporter: teams of the fire fighters and red cross volunteers went door to door in southwest philadelphia, installing new smoke alarms and in some cases replacing old ones. >> i'm really excited that i have some new ones because i was recently getting ready to put new batteries in mine and i have new smoke alarms that don't need batteries for more than zero years. >> reporter: the goal, to make sure every home has a ten year lithium powered battery smoke alarm on every floor. they started in high risk neighborhood like this one. >> together, working with the citizens and hopefully we can get to zero fire deaths. >> reporter: officials say 30 people died in philadelphia fires last year, 22 of those deaths happened in homes that didn't have working smoke alarms, and a new study of fire fatalities in the city over the past five years shows having working smoke alarms lowers the chance of a fire fatality by 50 percent. >> the the teams weren't justin stalling smoke alarms, they were also talking with people about escape plans what to do i

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live along the parkway tonight with that story, hi there, trish. >> reporter: hi there rick. police say would the man suffered broken bones in the crash here on the ben franklin parkway, in the early morning hours. the the crash is still under investigation, no charges filed but it had has sparked a conversation among bikers and drivers about the the being safe on the road in the city. the crash, threw the 28 year-old cyclist on the driver's windshield and under under the front wheels of the kara cord go to police. the officers say a man and woman were riding bikes on the ben franklin parkway around 12:30 a.m. when the the car hit the woman at the intersection of the 22nd street. so far it is unclear who had the right of way. cyclist on kelly drive told us that riding at night comes with risks. >> i don't ride at night f somebody is there i just go. it is not that serious. >> reporter: one case of aggression was recently captured on camera, just this past thursday, the bicycle coalition of greater philadelphia a posted this go pro video from the h

"action news" reporter trish hartman was there for today's proceedings and she's live in norristown with the very latest, trish? >> reporter: well, eva, kathleen kane did not speak to the media today. she was brought to montgomery county detectives in norristown. she was processed, fingerprinted and arraigned via video on charges of perjury, obstruction, criminal conspiracy and official oppression. kane entered montgomery county building that houses the county detectives right on time saying nothing to reporters on the way in. on her way out using a different door a riding the media all together, instead her attorney spoke pointing out holes in the state's case begins kane. >> these players, it leaves out players, communications, it is really a very small part of the story. >> reporter: kane was arraigned by a magistrate judge in collegeville 7 miles away using closed circuit television on charge that he is she leak confidential information to the philadelphia daily news last year, from a 2009 grand jury investigation and later lied about it under oath. prosecutors say that she did it in

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live from northern liberties, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thanks, trish. if you plan to take new jersey transit trains over the weekend the pope is here you will need a special pass. there will be a limited number of tickets available tomorrow at noon. 4,140 per day. you will need them to ride the ac or river line trains which will only be operating at certain stops. >>> "action news" is on the ground in argentina tonight, gathering stories from the place where pope francis was born and raised. jim gardner will start his series of live reports on monday, every night at 6:00, and 11:00 right here on "action news". >>> remember to visit our special pope channel on six abc.com. you can see security perimeter maps and other road closures in detail and get more information on the transportation situation, both on septa, and new jersey transit. >>> tonight, we are hearing 911 calls for the the first time, after the the earthquake that shook parts of new jersey overnight. the 2.7 magnitude quake rattled both nerves and walls in the bernardsville area of somerset

in middletown township, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >>> good for you, ryan. >>> ryan isn't the only one with the big heart, coming up, on "action news" how a group of volunteers spent their saturday helping a teenager with a serious health issue that prevents her from going outside ever. >>> pens, pencils, notebooks, binders and backpacks this busies full, where donations are going coming up, melissa. >>> and walter, we have another warm evening on the way tonight but the heat and humidity will return for the second half of the weekend. we have got numbers that you may or may not want to see with the accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. >> jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td ba

"action news" reporter trish hartman as hor. >> at sunday's phillies game against the braves fans flocked to citizens bank park according to one fan not ready to let go of his cole hamels phillies jersey just yet. >> i'll wear it as long as he's in baseball ail wear it. >> the three time all start pitcher wants philadelphians to know he supports them. one day after his pitching debut for the texas rangers he and his wife he heidi took out a full bathe in sunday's "philadelphia inquirer" thank "philadelphia inquirer" thanking the city they called home since 2006. >> it was classy move. he's a classy guy. he took us to the championship, mvp, great player. tough to see him go. >> part of the ad reads city of philadelphia where we had our first home and made our family it will always hold a special place in our heart. while they're sad to see him go they say the move was necessary they say the move was necessary. >> he's someone you want on your team. unfortunately we had to deal him to rebuild the farm sim. >> he left his mark in sports and education with the foundation he started with his w