"action news" report trish hartman is live at the staging area in trainer with the latest developments on this. >> reporter: gray just a few minutes ago a news conference wrapped up at the staging area. we heard from the chester fire official and amtrak official both who made brief statements. we learned that the two people who died in the ordeal were not passengers on the train. the ntsb is en route and will be investigating the crash and derailment. service in the northeast corridor is suspended between philadelphia and wilmington. we are at trainer united methodist church. amtrak palmetto train was heading to georgia. two people confirmed dead one of whom what was the operator of the backhoe. now, one person was seriously injured. 16 people suffered minor injuries. 341 total passengers along with seven crew members. amtrak service on the northeast corridor between philadelphia and wilmington is suspended. we spoke with passengers about their ordeal this morning. i woke up and was thrown into the seat in front of me, the windows were blown out bide me. there was a -- beside me, there

and steve hartman went on the road to find out what's so special about a ripped up dollar bill. >> reporter: you saved this for 40 years? >> saved it for 40 years. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. added security it is coming to u.s. airports in time for the summer travel season. last month's terrorist bombing highlighted vulnerabilities in the u.s. the attack occurred in a public area before checkpoints. transportation correspondent kris van cleave on what's being planned here. >> reporter: passengers traveling through u.s. airports are likely to see more police in public areas, increased random checks of vehicles and people with larger bags. also, additional bomb-sniffing dogs. 28 canine teams have been reassigned from small airports to major transportation hubs. t.s.a. administrator peter neffinger: >> i like to think of it as a security environment you create that it gets more and more secur

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and steve hartman with a crooked cop. >> reporter: you put an innocent guy in jail? >> correct. >> my only goal was to seek him when i got home and to hurt him. >> pelley: and he got his chance. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: japan was struck this afternoon by a major earthquake, magnitude above 7, strong enough to damage most buildings within miles of the epicenter. it came just 24 hours after a strong 6.2 quake in southern japan flattened many structures and set others on fire. it's morning there now, and these are among the first pictures that we have received. as you can see, this part of an elevated highway has collapsed. >> reporter: when the earth started shaking violently yet again, entire hillsides were torn apart as the land began to slide. the at least 7.0-magnitude quake also caused fires in kumamoto, japan. this man was rescued before dawn when his house collapsed on him while he was sleeping. a day earlier, the smaller but still-powerful quake sent terrified workers running from their desks. it k

. >> pelley: steve hartman "on the road." >> should be rivetting. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: all day long, there has been an incredible outpouring of love for prince at his home in minnesota, this following a night of celebrations of his life and music, including an enormous block party thrown by spike lee in brooklyn, new york. prince had millions of fans all around the world, but ironically, he died alone. today about his sudden and still-unexplained death yesterday at the age of 57. dean reynolds has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a van pulled away from the medical examiner's office this afternoon, returning the poddy of prince rogers nelson to his fam low. carvey county sheriff jim olson spoke for many in this community. >> this is a tragedy for all of us. to you, prince rogers nelson was a celebrity. to us, he's a community member and a good neighbor. >> reporter: an autopsy and toxicology tests took place earlier today, but the results won't be known for a while. what

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trish hartman is live on campus with more on that.opefully the fans and the students there are asleep right now. >> reporter: i think they are. it's very quiet this morning. obviously that was not the case last night. students were sky high taking the celebration from campus into the streets after watching villanova demolish oklahoma in the historic final four game last night. let's take a look at the video after the game. students poured on to lancaster avenue in bryn mawr after watching the game, 95-a-51 was the final score, the largest margin of victory in a final four game ever. radnor township police say seven arrests were made, two of the arrests were for assaulting a police horse, no word on charges yet. students say they were thrilled to watch a dominant wildcats team and they ready to watch the whole thing. >>> it means so much to me, my grandfather went to nova, my dad went to nova, my dad celebrated the 1985 championship i'll celebrate the 2016 championship. >>> we worked so hard for that, let's go villanova!and villanove n

"action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> crazy. i'm just shocked, today. >> reporter: neighbors of the have hundred block of east west more land street woke up to heavy police presence on their street after three people were shot to death. >> i heard like five or six shots. >> reporter: police say the 46 year-old suspect called 911 and told them he shot someone but when officers arrived. >> he indicated that he was in the about to let the police open the door and allow police inside. a at that .20 fifth district personnel declared a barricade situation. >> reporter: police say they negotiated with the suspect for about two hours over the phone before he surrendered but in the before he fired shot is a at a swat team the on the roof. inside police say they found the man's brother, another man and woman, all shot in the head. leslie flores necessary the suspect and police told her he asked to speak with her before he surrendered. >> he said the cops were looking for me because he wanted to talk to me.

stop in hunting park that's where we find trish hartman with more, it's finally time for voters in our area to make their voices heard. >> reporter: that's right, nydia, democratic front runner hillary clinton is campaigning in philadelphia. she just made a stop at triumph baptist church. she left 2025 minutes ago. she was -- 25 minutes ago many of the candidates will be here ahead of the primaries. hillary clinton spoke to worshipers in hunting park this morning hoping to sport more votes. today she talked about the need for early childhood indication and making college more affordable. >>> let's make college affordable again for every young person who wishes to go and let's deal with the student debt that are holding too many people back. >>> recent polls show clinton

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." gray? >>> tragic scene there, trish, thank you for the update. 9:03 a.m. police in cumberland county are investigating a shooting that sent a man to the hospital in critical condition. the action cam right there at the scene at 8th and cherry streets in vineland. shots were fired at 1:30 a.m. the victim was shot several times. so far police have not released a motive or suspect information. >>> an ems crew was in the right place at the right time when fire broke out at an apartment building in camden county. the crew happened to be across the street from the mansion apartments in pine hill when the fire started. several residents were trapped by the two-alarm blaze. the ems ran to the burning building and rescued several people. mark conover was at the complex with his sister and daughter when he saw a woman screaming for help. >> reporter: i saw the older lady she was on the second floor, she was screaming for help, i scaled the side of the building and was trying to get her down, but she

. >>> "action news" reporter, trish hartman has been following the story all morning long, she is at the precinct in hunting park with the latest. that standoff ended in tragedy. it did, nydia. four people shot three people dead. police have not released his name, he is in custody after killing three people including his own brother and brother's girlfriend and another man shooting them inside his home. around 10:45 a.m., police brought out the three bodies from the home in the 600 block of east west moreland street. all three were shot in the head. police say this began around 3:45 a.m. when an argument broke out inside the home. the suspect pulled out a shotgun and started shooting. a 4th victim was shot in the arm he was able to escape, he is roferg from the hospital. the -- recovering at the hospital. the suspect called 911 himself. hostage negotiators talked to him, but he refused to come out of the house. the s.w.a.t team climbed on the roof of the home, he refused to come out. another woman said she is friends with the suspect. he asked to speak with her. >>> he wanted to talk

that's where we find trish hartman with the latest on the investigation. the homeowner also -- homeowners are so lucky they were not hurt, right? >> reporter: absolutely, nydia. i want to show you how lucky the family is. the car came from behind this property across the street. sailing through the yard hitting the shed and flew across the street landing into the living room of the home. police are searching for the driver. the homeowner told the driver to call 911 before taking off. >>> the car missed hitting her. i'm blessed. >> reporter: barrett davis and his wife are counting their blessings after an suv crashed through their home on monroe avenue at 5:00 a.m. dolly davis just out of the hospital was sleeping downstairs when the crash happened. >>> heard something that sounded like thunder. i came downstairs there's a car. >>> dolly ran to the neighbor's house for help, barrett was trapped inside. >> reporter: they got him down they had to pull the railing down from the steps to get him down. police say the car went airborne and went through a neighbor

we're live in trainer, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you four that update.owers takes another look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. we'll be back after the break. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above with us. let's check out what's going viral in the social corner this is where we chat about the video and image also everybody is talking about on facebook and youtube and more. >>> let's try this. lord we are very grateful and appreciative for everything we have. in jesus name we pray, amen. good boy. >>> isn't that the cutist thing you've ever seen. this youtube video of kaloa showing him pouring food into israel bowl. the moment he said amen, the dog digs in. too cute. >>> dowrm this girl -- do you remember this girl that you're about to see, she cried when she learned that president obama's fi

and steve hartman on one couple's fight for life. like, the miracle of-- of my lifetime that we met. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: donald trump's presidential ride seems to defy gravity, but this week, republican opposition, a criminal charge against his campaign manager, and his own words began to weigh him down to earth. today, trump sat down with our political director, john dickerson. >> reporter: there's been a lot of commentary this week that this has been the worst week in your campaign. a lot of people want to stop you. are they succeeding? >> i don't know that it's been the worst week in my campaign. i think i've had many bad weeks and i've had many good weeks. i don't see this as worst week in my campaign. certainly i've had some weeks and you've been reporting on them where that was the end. and the next weeky see poll numbers where they went up and everybody's shocked. yeah, people want to stop me because i'm leading by a lot. the new polls that came out had me le

that was trish hartman with that report. alicia vitarelli and jeff skeverski are in houston, texas for villanova's final four return! >>> and their live reports continue tonight on "action news" of course at 6:00 p.m. whether you are a fan of coach wright or the entire team "action news" wants to see you and how you are cheering on nova nation, send us your pictures use the #6abc action. >>> dramatic video look at this, shows a man clinking to the side of a school bus, we'll tell you what led up to this coming up. >>> there's a new hitech less invasive way to treat receding gums, pinhole rejuvenation being done by doctors in the area. >> reporter: strong gusts winds continue into the midday before subsiding. temperatures rebound in the seven-day forecast. we have several chances of rain, details after this. before the break, how about this nova spirit. that picture dating back to 1985. this little girl with her cute nova shirt. we'll be right back after this. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as serious injury it was a

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> now, in pennsylvania, democrats go to the polls on tuesday, they will choose a candidate for the u.s. senate to run against pat toomey. the primary candidates debated the issues in our 6abc studios. the democrats are former congressman joe sestak and katie mcginty and john john fetterman, and joe vodvarka vod vod -- got in the race last week. >>> i don't like politicians i don't see no difference between democrat and republican. its all by design they control everything. this is the worst the country ever had. >>> the biggest issue in my campaign is the scourge of inquality in this country. >>> i will uphold social security and stands with taxpayers against wall street excesses. >>> when the "wall street journal" endorsed me they said he can bring integrity. >>> mcmelissa. >>> a 17-year-old boy is dead after a fight ended in a shooting in philadelphia. the police responded to east wyoming avenue around 3:30 a.m. reports of several people fighting. the 17-year-old was shot in the chest and taken to st. christopher's hospital where he died. no

trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a two car crash caused major traffic delays on i-95 in the holmesburg section of philadelphia this afternoon. the accident happened in the southbound lanes a mile south of academy road and one carver overturned and the other smashed into a construction sign and fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> the second man charged in a carjacking in 2014 that ened in a deadly crash is now heading to prison. jonathan rosa was scheduled today and sentenced to 45 to 90 years in jail. prosecutors say that rosa and crawford forced a real estate agent into her own suv and they say they sexually assaulted her while they drove her around and they lost control and slammed into a fruit stand in the tioga section of philadelphia and taisha williams and her three children were there and they were killed. crawford is sentenced to 130 years behind bars. police say officials have broke up a gang that terrorized areas of philadelphia. 15 members are behind bars tonight. police say they operated around 10th and thompson and respond for at least 10 shootings.

and in sickness and in health, and on the road, steve hartman has a love story. those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, costing millions to fix. now this bay area town can't afford the tab. how a sinkhole turned into a stat >>> new at 6:00 a hole in the ground costing millions to fix. now the bay area town can't afford the tab. how a sinkhole turned into a state of emergency. >> and a bay area chihuahua checking off her bucket list. how pinto is giving us all a lesson in living life to the fullest. we'll have that and more at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: john dickerson asks donald trump to set the record straight on an issue that divides the country. >> reporter: do you think it's murder, abortion? >> pelley: also tonight, 13 mi the path of relentless storms, including tornadoes tearing through the south. nearly 200,000 people in one day plunked down cash for a car that doesn't exist yet. and, steve hartman on one couple's fight for life. >> i think it's just still, like, the miracle of--

we are live from the national constitution center trish hartman for channel six a "action news", walters, trish w that said hillary clinton supporters held a rally this morning in philadelphia's olney section. mayor jim kenney joined a large group at the carpenters union training center off decatur road. they discussed platforms and how their ideas separate her from the opponents she faces on both side of the aisle. >>> meanwhile bernie sanders supporters hosted a veteran town hall in olde city. representatives told the gathering from hawaii was on hand to meet with veterans and highlight sanders plan to advocate for current and former service members. congressman sits on the house armed services committee and house foreign a fares committee. >>> much more to come tonight, a sad day for a congregation in delaware as they gathered on the ground of their church for a final time. we will tell what you happened to their house of worship. >>> also coming up dancing goes to the dogs today in montgomery county, we will take to you a competition where they are doing a four paw, two step. >>> fl

a "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> we are going to fight to get this ideal, the core of our democracy, and the idea of equality. >> reporter: they gathered in the rain on independent mall to call for a change in the way political campaigns are funded. or specifically to put a stop to corporate donors. >> everybody matters. we should not be run by people with money. >> reporter: ten day march will even with the sit in at capitol building in washington d.c. risking arrest while urging congress to pass a reform bill. >> what congress has got the to do right away is change campaign finances by putting vouchers, everybody gets a vouch tore help fund campaign. >> reporter: democracy spring says it is a a non-partisan organization but many protesters say rise in non-establishment candidates in this election has brought money issue to the forefront. >> trump, bernie sanders, one of the main reasons they have taken over the way they have is because of this specific issue. >> reporter: 150 people will march the entire 140 miles to d.c., some will only march for a day or two. >>

reporting from marcus hook, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >>> a local chef served up lyncho some of those who would otherwise go without. pizza, sandwiches and chips on the menu at homeless and veterans multi services center in olde city. free mail was compliments of the chef murph a well men shelter chefs, of the humans for people foundation. the foundation uses donated food there food banks to create meals, for shelters throughout the area. >>> well, that rain, this morning might have had so many pool thinking about how to make their gardens grow. that was the exactly the idea at morris a arboretum today. they held its arbor day family day festival to help visitors learn things like how to choose the best plants and designing a garden. spotted girl scouts in the video, that is a good reason why. this event is helping them earn their gardener dash. >> here to come on "action news" tonight. >> we can put out more work in a month then what most people could do in a year or mow. >> we may not have heard the last of prince's music, why some experts say, so many new songs could

. >> and a twist on an age-old fable when steve hartman goes on the road.se stories tonight on the "cbs evening news." forced to wait in line.. at the post office. the spike in mail thefts.. that's brought halt. and >>> and coming up at 6:00 tonight, hundreds forced to wait in line at the post office. the spike in mail theft that's brought deliveries to a halt and the bold way thieves are breaking in. >> and a live report on our breaking news earlier. bart's car of the future crashes on its first test run. the scramble to figure out what went wrong on the tracks. so those stories and more for you tonight at 6:00. >>> rain most of the day so where is the showers now? >> pretty much south of us. we'll show you the doppler quickly to recap. scattered showers tonight and dry on the weekend mid-60s low 70s. another chance of rain coming in but we'll have to wait until wednesday and thursday for that. in the meantime, have a great weekend. >> no excuses. >> why not? >> there you go. >> sounds good. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with

steve hartman with a story of second chances on the road. tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in the kpix 5 newsroom. newt 6:00 tonight: it's as small as a pebble.. >>> i'm allen martin in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, it's as small as a pebble but could be an environmental disaster! the tiny piece of plastic that is killing wildlife along the coast. plus -- [ yelling ] >> -- they ran in demanding cash. well, then they opened fire. the terrifying face-off between these two armed robbers and a bay area store clerk. that and more coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> allen and i will see you at 6:00. and remember the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: one day after a deadly earthquake, a second, more powerful quake rocks japan. more are likely. also tonight, flint's fear of water. >> i get a panic attack, severe, for hours. my heart palpitates. >> p

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live by boathouse row. trish, what steps are being taken to make sure it's a safe summer on the trail? >> reporter: well, jim, the very people who use this trail either on foot or on wheels will soon be the ones helping to keep it safe. a new initiative is drafting volunteers who will learn how to help police keep an eye on things here on the trail. it's finally a beautiful spring day and that means the schuylkill river trail is packed. >> i usually come here like walk or run. this is ideal if i can get out at lunch for a little bit. >> reporter: but some users like gina say they've had to keep their guard up. she says a group of teenagers harassed her and her husband on the trail last fall. >> they're very confrontational and then since they're in a group they can run away and not get any consequences. >> reporter: she was happy to hear about a new citizen trail watch organized after police say groups of teens on bikes were harassing and attacking people on the trail. volunteers can now register to attend

and steve hartman on one couple's fight for life. >> i think it's just still, like, the miracle of-- of my lifetime that we met. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: donald trump's presidential ride seems to defy gravity, but this week, republican opposition, a criminal charge against his campan

a "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> yeah. >> reporter: one hundred days and counting, as revealed by an official count down clock unveiled outside the national constitution center. activity, music and food trucks took over arch street to get people excited about the national democratic convention at the wells fargo sent they are july. >> this is a wonderful start and great for the city. >> i want to learn about what is going on and get exciting and the city is in a good place for it. >> reporter: inside convention officials gave an update on preparations. >> we will will have built a city within a city and we will be ready to receive 60,000 guests and a million viewers worldwide who tune into our convention. >> reporter: after thursday a's heated debate between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, former governor and convention chair ed rendell called for candidates to tone it down a little bit. >> we want to conduct the rest of this campaign in the the way that doesn't hurt the chances have of our eventual nominee winning in the fall. >> reporter: call was put out for

reporting live from marcus hook, trish hartman for channel six "action news". >> thank you, trish. >>> check this out it is not morey's pier in wildwood but this is middle of the the broad street in center city. thousands came to the pifa street fair to enjoy a day at the beach. there were rides, a ferris wheel, lots of food, drinks, and acrobats, and there was this guy, dressed like a tree. >> so, there is that. turning to weather. it started off miserable but sun made an appearance in the afternoon. pretty decent day overall. meteorologist melissa a magee live at the "action news" big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> we had a nice recovery this afternoon as you mentioned, early america rain showers across the region. a all that moisture departing. high pressure returned for the rest of max out, and, and, and 58 in the poconos, upper 60's. and, cape may, coming in at 50 . and, it is mostly cleared tonight, 7:00 p.m., temperatures 65. we will drop down to 63 at 8:00. mostly clear sky, right through nine, ten, 11:00 tonight and temperatures for the m

a "action news" reporter trish hartman has more. >> this is crazy i'm shocked in the world we live in today. >> reporter: neighbors on the 600 block of east west moreland street in kensington woke up to heavy police presence on their street after three people were shot to death. >> 2:40 in the morning, around there, i heard like five or six shots. >> reporter: police say the 46 year-old suspect called 911 and told them he shot the someone but when officers arrived. >> he indicated that he was in the about to let the -- allow police inside, at that point, 25th district personnel declared a barricade situation. >> reporter: police say they negotiated with the suspect for about two hours over the phone before he surrendered but not before he fired shots a at a swat team on the roof. inside police say they found a man's brother, another man and a woman all shot in the head. leslie flores says that she knows the suspect and says that police told her that he asked to speak to her before he surrendered. >> he said, he sent the cops to look for me because he wanted to talk to me. he wanted to

live from manayunk, trish hartman for channel six "action news". walter is this. >> thanks, trish. >>> taking a live look at philadelphia international airport from our sky six camera, airport officials say the snow is causing some delays today, that is in part because they had to deice some planes before take off. airport officials suggested checking the status of your flight before you head out. >>> action cam checking out the scene where the snow was falling across the suburbs, in paoli, chester county snow was sticking to the grass and park cars n doylestown bucks county, people were walking around using their umbrellas, fortunately and it remained above freezing throughout the region and snow was not sticking to the roads here on states and main streets. >>> snow also didn't stop people from heading out to do shopping in easton, northampton county this was supposed to be a spring event to welcome in the warmer temperatures. obviously it was anything but warm, and these folks made the best of the the frosty situation right there in downtown eas

give me a front row seat. >> reporter: reporting from north philadelphia, trish hartman, channel six "action news". >>> hundreds came out tonight in new tour square to raise money for delaware county spca. the cock part party was at garrett the william son foundation. it featured items from both people and pets. it was co hosted by our very own cecily tynan. money raised will go toward program benefiting the home less and neglect pets. >>> in north philadelphia, it was closing ceremony for a program, that involved hundreds of young children from across our region. police in philadelphia were on hand to congratulate those who completed the cheers program at the hard owe gate pal center. goal of the program is to help young people make good life choices. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, police have charged more people in connection with last month's deadly terror attacks in brussels. >>> plus we are following the latest in the race for the white house. find out which candidate came out on top during today's caucus. >>> jeff skversky has sports and highlights from the fly

"action news" reporter trish hartman is live at the scene tonight. trish, it was bad. it could have been catastrophic. >> reporter: yeah, jim, a few of the kids were shaken up but none of them was hurt. a day care worker told me they train for scenarios like this one and today that training had to be put to use. after the shooting on the 5800 block of old york road, brittany mcneil rushed to precious babies learning academy to pick up her two children early. >> my kids, i feel much better. about to go home and make sure my son didn't really see nothing like that. >> reporter: she says her two-year-old son was outside with a group of children and teachers taking a walk when they heard gun shots. the teachers grabbed the kids and ran inside. >> people from the day care grabbed him. that's pretty much all he said that they was grabbing him. >> crazy. nobody got no common courtesy and not worrying about the kids out here today. >> reporter: police say around noon a 29-year-old man was shot five times including in the neck, chest and stomach. he was rushed to einstein medic

"action news" reporter trish hartman and dann cuellar are live at the mall tonight.sh, let's start with you. you have basic facts as we know them. >> reporter: that is right, jim. just about 30 minutes ago we found out from the police chief that seven week old baby boy was found and he was found safe and sound. asir simmons was found along with his abductor who is now in police custody. police say surveillance video of the woman taking the baby led them to multiple tips, after it was shown on air and on social media. the those tips led them to the suspect, location in tredyffrin township. the name of the suspect has in the been released, police say she befriended the family the at the mall earlier today and then took baby in the food court when mother a's back was turned. we are told she does have ties to the king of prussia area. police say she was showing that baby off to family and friend and then that got back to police. >> we were able to go to a number of locations tonight in both upper merion township, malvern and then eventually into tredyffrin township chest

we're live in harrington delaware trish hartman channel6 "action news."onica. >> thank you, trish. >>> ted cruz campaigned across pennsylvania today. he held a rally in scranton this morning he has an event tonight in allentown. john kasich is in connecticut tonight. he hosted a town hall meeting. >>> democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders was in west philadelphia stumping for votes today. it is one of three stops in the keystone state before next tuesday's all important pennsylvania primary. and our matt o'donnell talked one-on-one with the candidate about this race. >> senator matt o'donnell pleasure the meet you. >> when we met senator sanders after his appearance in west philadelphia today we told him homicides in the city are up 16 percent from this time last year and that violence against police continues with the wounding of an officer earlier this week. >> what we want to do is to understand why there is so much crime and that is directly related to the fact that in this city and in many other cities around america we have unemployment rat

by the grace of god, we will make it. >> reporter: in bensalem, trish hartman for channel six a "action news". >>> a car was discovered in the water this afternoon in pens grow salem county, new jersey. in the last few hours, we have learned that the body of a woman was found inside. a "action news" reporter christie ileto joins us live from the scene with the very latest from there, christie. >> reporter: well, sarah police believe 60 year-old woman took a wrong turn at salem county sportsmen's club and ended up in the lake. >> unaudible. >> the call for help came after 10:30 sunday morning when carney a's point township police say a ground keeper at salem county sportsmen club discovered a car, floating in a nearby canal. >> i also responded, to a vehicle will in the the water. state police dive team and the township volunteer fire department, their dive team went in and determined there was a body in the water. >> reporter: police say the 60 year-old victim had been a party a night before and when she left the club, in the heavily wooded area she unknowingly headed for the lake inste