but the threat of salmonella heidelberg wasn't gone.y 2012, back in oregon, state health officials were seeing a familiar pattern. >> our attitude was one of "here it comes again." >> narrator: the salmonella heidelberg was back. >> historically, it would be two to three years, and then again, and in two to three years, it would begin again. so were we expecting it? in the back of our minds, we were. >> narrator: the contamination was traced to two foster farms plants, including the one in kelso, washington, that was linked to the 2004 outbreak. but this time, it was worse. >> the case counts went way up, higher than anything we'd seen in 2004 or 2009. >> narrator: by august, 35 cases of salmonella poisoning had been officially reported. >> and if you know anything about disease reporting, you know that most people with salmonella don't go to the doctor. so you can typically multiply any salmonella number that we get by something like 30 to get the true number of cases out there. >> narrator: and there was a new, alarming development: s

it happened in lower heidelberg township, the suspect was found 90 minutes late senior hiding in a tree, three other prisoners were in the transport vehicle at the time. >>> we are just a few week as way from pope francis's visit and hotels say they still have rooms available. hotels expect to be soldout during the week of september 26th, but that has not happened. they are trying to get the word out that rooms are still available and there are rooms for under $100 available using some discount websites. >>> pope francis is not staying at a hotel but at st. charles seminary. some that are excited, were the students moving in tonight. we are told that the pope's room will have air conditioning. >>> meanwhile, "action news" is in argentina all this week learning about the pope's home town of buenos aires, and what shaped his views and faith. now jim gardner is live tonight in buenos aires with that story. good evening. >> reporter: good evening rick, in south america there are two things that stir passions unlike anything else, politics and soccer, well in argentina, they are in the middl

brian, this whole thing started unfolding at 12:30, right here in the state hill section of lower heidelberg township, as you can see by the lovely blue marsh lake, a lovely destination for hikers and boaters, the prisoner a 37-year-old from easton was being returned after a hearing and the constable driving the vehicle stopped an an intersection, that is reportedly when i kicked out a window and took off running. one constable took off running one stayed behind with two other prisoners that stayed put. this whole area was covered with law enforcement officers joining the manhunt and was finally found at 1:45 hiding in a tree, is he being tried for allegedly stealing jewelry from a home, and now of course he will face added charges for his attempted escape. no one was injured through this whole thing and he is once again behind bars. reporting live from berks county, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >>> police in west philadelphia are looking for two suspects that attacked a man inside a corner store earlier this month, the surveillance video shows one talking to the 20-year-old victim

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the berk county sheriffs office says the man escaped a police transport fan in lower heidelberg township just past noon today. he was on his way to a court hearing. four other prisoners were in that van but only he took off. k9 officer picked up his scent about an hour later and found him up a tree near blue marsh lake. vandals destroy a local hockey street ring causing thousands of dollars in damage. check this out. what's left of the ring in veterans memorial park in egg harbor township. police there say vandals hit the park two nights in a row sunday and monday. they believe the damage looks like it came from an atv. police say the cost to fix this mess will run around $35,000. ♪ >>> police see the driver speeding running red lights they finally get him to stop. but that's where the real drama begins. the surprise waiting inside that car. >>> a local shelter trained this adorable dog. then adopted her out. so why just days later was she euthanized. the outrage over what happened. >> a quiet afternoon turns terrifying when a mom tries to stop a driver racing through her neighborhood. >

the berks county sheriffs office says the man escaped in lower heidelberg township around 12:20 todayn the way to hearing much four other prisoners in that van but only one got away. k9 officer pick up the scent about an hour later and found him up near a tree near blue marsh lake. >>> develop doing night congressman chaka fattah appeared in court today. it was his first time in front of a judge for the federal racketeering charges against him. he's maintaining his innocence and says he wants to remove the cloud from his good reputation. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now. jeff, you were in that packed courtroom today. >> absolutely packed. lawyers, defendants all kinds of people in a very small federal courtroom. the veteran house democrat appear in the crowded federal court just minutes before he was to answer the charges. he literal not wait to proclaim his innocence, and to tack his accusers. >> chaka fattah strolled into federal court after 11:00 tuesday morning a good two hours before he was to face a judge. he talked football. >> i'm hoping the eagles have great season. i'm concer