we're live at the linc for jaime apody i'm ducis rodgers. back to you. >> wentz coming off his best two games of his young career. oh and three for the fourth straight year, this is not what joel embiid and the sixers were expecting to start this promising season. embiid and the sixers can get going in the right direction with a w tonight in detroit. >> there's an element of let's get going, trying to get our first win trying to zoom in on the areas that can achieve that and it's great to have joel back. we had a good candid conversation about tape, you know, what we saw from the toronto game and ready to get going. >> we'll see if embiid can get going after the worst shooting night of his career on friday. of course he sat out saturday up in toronto. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when we continue in just a moment. >> ♪ >> some wet weather moving in. >> much needed rain on the way. clouds already in place. action cam taking a look in fairmount park where we had bright sunshine for most of the w

jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> we are teaming up with phl 17 to bring you the action next monday night. the pregame special countdown to kickoff is at 8:00 and the game follows at 8:30. eagles red skins over on phl 17. >> happy valley is the center of the college football world. penn state up to number 2 in the nation the michigan wolverines under the lights of the beaver stadium. they are a heisman trophy candidate. and this is their toughest test of the year to date. a whiteout game most everyone will be wearing white. >> we are excited obviously it's a great environment and i think people realize the only thing i like more than christmas is a whiteout football game. >> i am cracked up. >> the game will be broadcast here on 6 abc saturday night hosting 19 and ranked michigan the comfortable begins at 7:30. >>> a delaware county dealership is making sure that area kids in need have a warm winter jacket. david kelliher of david dodge chrysler jeep dropped off jackets and was happy to help these men and women get fitted for their new winter gear. this is only a small fraction of t

and eagles have the best record in the nfl now and comes with a steep price, jaime apody has more on season ending injuries suffered during last night's win against the red skins. >>> and now president trump's relationship with lawmakers in his own party continues to be strained and today two senators flat out slammed president trump's leadership and bob corker and the president lobbed insults over each other. and jeff flake announced he is not seeking re-election because of how president trump is governing. we are live if d.c. with more. >> reporter: good evening. neither president or senator corker seem to be backing down from the feud any time soon and with the addition of senator jeff flake and the stunning condemnation of the president it seems like today the harshest criticisms of donald trump are coming from within his own party. a senate leader once vetted as a possible running mate for candidate trump says that the president failed to meet expectations. >> i think there were many people i was one of those that hoped he would rise to the occasion as president. and aspire to l

here on channel 6. >> for cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. two republican senators taking aim at president trump. what one of them did late today, standing before the senate, and what he declared. >>> also tonight, abc news obtaining new video. who was behind the deadly ambush of four u.s. special ops soldiers. why did their mission suddenly change and was the cia involved? >>> the severe storms righ

for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan melissa magee jaime apody jeff skversky monica malpass theam, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening. >> good night. >> good night. >> ♪ after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, ivanka trump talks taxes in bucks county and phil ahr resigns as president of the radnor board of commissioners. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight, the federal government -- federal agents raided two advanced urgent care clinics, one in willow grove, the other in northeast philadelphia. this comp

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> hello again. here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a war of words continues with the u.s. and north korea. both are flexing their military muscle and what president trump said today about the tense situation. >>> and three men shot in a philadelphia neighborhood and one man managed to drive himself to the hospital. you'll hear from him. >>> and the eagles are riding a 4-1 record and the eyes are now set on the panthers. jeff skversky is live from charlotte with a preview of the match-up. >>> and details, the u.s. continues to put pressure on north korea to stop the nuclear ambitions while the communist nation continues to test missiles and bombs. just today the russian news agency quoted the foreign minister as saying president trump has lit the wick of war. we are live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good evening rick, president trump has threatened to totally destroy northern korea in front of the united nation and said they would face fire and

. >> also jaime apody with more on the sixers home opener when "action news" continues in a moment. >> ♪ >> delaware army national guard's first african-american general is making history again. he was promoted to big dear general. he's spent nearly three decades in military service and law enforcement. >>> in 125 days the reading terminal market will celebrate its 125th birthday. today to mark its management merchants unveiled the anniversary logo and this painting created in honor of the milestone. the market's birthday is not until february. for those involved it is a very big deal. >> it is a testament to the building's rich history, to the efforts that were involved in saving this place from the wrecking ball. >> reading terminal market is planning a year long celebration. it is one of the most popular sites in the city and one of the most delicious. >>> one of philadelphia's affordable housing communities got makeover today. the pennsylvania horticultural society teamed up with volunteers from td bank to plant trees in kensington. the old factory site has been transformed into a

. >> and ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams andass. >> ♪ >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. it's been a month since hurricane maria pummeled puerto rico. 86 percent of customers are still without power and once again the mayor of san juan is slamming the president. >>> also authorities in florida make a disturbing discovery while investigating child porn allegations. a cache of guns ammunition and maps to schools. >>> also questions still linger about the deadly ambush in niger that left four and special forces soldiers dead. >> now the details. defense secretary james mattis meeting with lawmakers today after a top republican threatens subpoenaes to get more information in the deadly attack in niger. janai norman joins us live with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, monica. the pentagon launched an official investigation just yesterday. that's more than two weeks after the ambush and calls have grown louder to find out how a train and assist mission turned deadly. members of co

jaime apody live in center city with more on the birds.> reporter: hey there rick and monica. yeah, malcolm jenkins he didn't play football today but oh boy is he doing a lot of other work really good work in the community. we are here today at your event at union trust in the city, blitz bow ties and bauble. >> bourbon. >> bourbon. i forgot the bourbon which is for good reason. what are we doing here tonight? you're raising money for a wonderful cause and you're going to help educate our youth. is there anything better. >> this is our fourth annual fundraiser we do here in philadelphia and the biggest thing is we want to have good time. we bring a bunch of eagles out we have a live auction live band a bunch of my favorite restaurants cater a lot of bourbon, bourbon tasting but it's an opportunity for us to spread light on our summer theme program that we have here in philadelphia and partnership with drexel. we takes kids out of west philadelphia and bring them onto the campus of drexel and run them a steam program which is basically stem

. >> jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> here's what's happening on "action news"ident trump has declared the iran nuclear deal is no longer had u.s. national security interests. now it's up to congress he says to come up with solutions but even that is no guarantee and we are live with more. >>> and armed thieves target a local doughnut shop and does something strange as he runs from the scene. a little bit elbow grease got a lot of philly pride into a kensington neighborhood and it brought it back to life today. >> now the details. president trump is in withdrawing from the landmark iran nuclear deal at least not right now he says. the 2015 agreement was and negotiated over 18 months in participation with russia, china and european allies. today the president and congress put congress in charge of finding a solution and to find it "in a very short period of time." more on today's announcement. serena. >> reporter: good evening, rick. president trump has had tough words for iran. he called hem a rogue regime and the world's worst sponsor of terror. he stopped shor

jaime apody and ducis rodgers with an exclusive interview with carson wentz. guys. >> reporter: hey, there, monica and brian. what a big game tonight, national tv audience watching the game between the eagles and the redskins tonight at 8:30. the birds with the best record in the division, in fact the best record in all of football and tonight will be a rematch of the week one matchup. >> that week one matchup went into the eagles favor. let's talk about the quarterback shall we. carson wentz is playing some pretty amazing football for being a second year player, for being a player of any year in fact. and you know what, he's actually the favorite odds on to win the nfl m.v.p. he's got seven touchdown passes and one interception over his past two games. of course we're, well, win for the eagles. that's right, they're trying to go to six and one. the question is how good can this team be? our jeff skversky about to catch up one-on-one exclusively with the eagles quarterback. >> reporter: how great can this team be in your mind. >> i think we have the potential

." >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. hello again here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. the search is on for a woman that stole a wawa in delaware and attorney general jeff sessions is grilled again on capitol hill about his knowledge of the russian investigation and the wait is over the season opener for the sixers live in washington, d.c. with a preview coming up. >>> first update on the breaking news story we are monitoring or continuing to monitor the all out manhunt for a gunman that shot five people in his job in edge wood, maryland. and now connected to delaware as well. he is radee prince. this is the car they believe he is still zrifing there a black arcadia, with a license plate pc 46273. and detectives say that prince walked into an edgewood, maryland business and started shooting. three people died and reportedly prince drove up to a car dealership in wilmington and shot a man and took off. there was a brief chase and officers were not able to catch him but police say he targeted

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams, and monicaain here is what is happening on "action news" tuesday night. new details about the las vegas shooter about what authorities found near his suite at the mandalay hotel and what we learned from officials. and president trump and first lady travelled to puerto rico as reads struggle to stay alive nearly two weeks after the storm and a toddler is dead and a driver is in jail. we'll tell you how it all tragically unfolded. >>> now to the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas, authorities released new information about the investigation they say that shooter stephan paddock fired for nine minutes into the crowd from his window at the mandalay bay. we get our first look inside of that room. in the video you see the double doors of the suite burst wide open with one of the guns still propped up on the floor. a camera was discovered on a food service cart to possibly record him during the shooting, local and federal authorities are going through every source of media through his computer an

for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and jaime apody and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. the deadly infernos in california. there are new evacuations tonight. the death toll now growing. authorities now calling this a critical, catastrophic event. and the discovery just before our team arrived on the scene. >>> also breaking tonight, new images of harvey weinstein just in. police on the scene outside his daughter's home. and the audio in that police sting. the d.a. in new york city today is pressed. why were there never any charges? >>> a major development in the las vegas massacre. you will hear the audio tonight, the urgent call for help from the 32nd floor. the maintenance worker who heard that hero guard get shot. >>> president trump and that headline that he wanted a ten-fold increase in the u.s. nuclear arsenal.

jaime apody is here and we are counting down to eagles-49ers matchup on sunday.me adjustments 'cause you don't want to lose to a winless team. >> this team has been close in a couple games. they could easily have a a lot of wins and they have that many. you can't overlook these guys. happy 49ers friday. the eagles busy putting in their final preps for san francisco. all eyes will be on carson wentz but all eyes will be on who is protecting him. with lane johnson staying at right tackle big v becomes the big target as he attempts to fill jason peters big shoes on the right side. here's what peters told him. >> i did talk to him tuesday morning, you know. he said just go out there and have fun, get loose just like practice. don't hesitate. if you hesitate but have fun. >> lane johnson is playing extremely well at the right side. made sense to keep v on the left side. >> sixers version of a texas two step. tomorrow they'll begin a two game road trip in the lone star state with stops in dallas and houston. sixers still looking for their second win. so much hype you f

a pair of 4-1 teams that many expect to be playing in january and jaime apody points out this short turn around could be a factor. >> it feels like yesterday we were celebrating the eagles win over the cardinals and on to the next one a big one. >> the games are great an opportunity to show who we are and what we can do and know the country is watching us. >> normally on a tuesday we are not here because the players aren't because it's their day off. the thursday night game concens the entire schedule than could be tough. >> it's terrible on the body but you come in and start with a walk through and then move around out there. the best thing you can do, is try to do as much hot tub and coal tub will it help much? probably not. >> you have to recover quickly, i was up at 8:00 after the game getting the acupuncture to start early. they are working long hours and standing extra there 15 minutes here and there. that makes the difference. >> the guy that may be the freshest of them all is fletcher cox. at practice today. >> if he goes what dishs does that make? >> huge, he makes a big differe

no matter what they find it will likely not tell us what led him to kill 58 people. >> jaime apody hereorts who is reportedly the phillies next manager. >> it's official now. gabe kapler is the new manager. kapler only 42 years old also he's never managed in the majors. actually only managed one season in the minors for the red sox single a affiliate. a year later he went back to playing. he played 12 seasons in the majors best known for his time in boston and texas. kapler's analytics expert a health nut and currently the dodgers director of player development. he just landed in philadelphia expect an announcement shortly. one seven win team in the nfl and it's your philadelphia eagles flying high after their win against the '9ers. how about a day after break down. here's ducis rodgers and ron jaworski with our monday morning quarterback. >> ♪ >> jaws i will admit i was a little worried that the eagles may not take the '9ers seriously. they certainly played well yesterday. >> what did aaron rodgers say relax, r-e-l-a-x when he was quarterbacking the packers. yesterday doug pederson sai

jaime apody has more on that plus a look ahead at the birds' next opponent. >> rachel ray's hit showng ready for a massive celebration. you know that. alicia vitarelli got a scoop on all the excitement including oprah's visit. >>> meteorologist cecily tynan live at the philadelphia zoo again with this week's outdoor adventure. who do you have there, cecily? >> hi, guys and i have two really cute furry animals in a row. this is grayson. grayson is a chin chill la. they're found in the andes mountains. these guys are endangered. up until last year critically endangered. over the past 15 years 90 percent of their numbers had been lost and the reason why really the pet trade. these guys are the softest animals in the world. they have 60 hairs per follicle's one. they can't get wet to clean themselves they take dust baths because if they get wet their fur is so dense it never dries and they'll freeze to death. they're adorable. i will be feeding the sloth, a really slow leisurely creature, just taking it easy, laying back. live from the philadelphia zoo, also talk about some rainy weather

. >> jaime apody joins us with the details on this and a lot of phillies fans might be scratching theirs afternoon. >> very interesting. a major league baseball source has confirmed dave capler. he's only 42 years old also he's never managed in the majors. actually only managed one season in the minors for the red sox aaa affiliates and he went back to playing. best known for his time in boston and texas. kapler the dodgers director of player development considered for their managerial position before losing out to dave roberts last year the he had a the dodgers and their entire farm system take all junk food out of the clubhouse and serve only organic food. so, kapler is known to be an expert in analytics. it will be interesting. it will be young, it will be fresh. >> a lot of emphasis on analytics. i think you hit the nail on the med with that. >> that's probably it. >> jamie thank you. >>> the trial against new jersey senator bob menendez moving forward after a judge denied his request for a mistrial. in his ruling today judge william wall says there isn't even palpable merit for tha

. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monicass. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hello again and the big story on "action news" is that mass shooting on the las vegas strip, the deadliest in american history. >> at this hour at least 58 people are dead, more than 500 injured either by gunfire or from the stampede that followed. it all began as a three day country music festival was coming to a close. a barrage of rapid gunfire rained down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel overlooking that concert. the 22,000 people below were caught uncertain where the shots were coming from and unable to escape. police broke into the room of the accused shooter, 64-year-old stephen paddock. he had apparently taken his own life after causing such carnage. and now the focus as they interview the people who knew stephen paddock and relatives of his becomes the ever present question, why. why would someone do something so heinous. abc's lana zak live in las vegas for us tonight with much more on that. good evening, lana. >> reporter: hello there. right the

smallwood missed practice and cox with a calf injury and smallwood a knee issue, as for the match-ups, jaime apody takes a closer look. >> the eagles the cardinals, this game features two different types of birds and two different quarterbacks named carson. >> they are. it is confusing and they are both pretty good. they will have to worry about them doing this as a high level for a long time but sacked 17 times and on pace to be sacked 70 times. >> carson is an experienced guy and well coached. they certainly have their issues with carson being hit but at the same time, i know they are the type of team that can make adjustments. >> he has a target in larry fitzgerald. >> there is no question he is a hall-of-famer but doing it's small things and blocking. >> the eagles are 3-1. and some of the power ranking as them as high as third. the fans are excited about that but don't expect the team to be. >> power rankings what does that even mean? not only is the beginning is of october but power rankings that is like unofficial and i see it all the time. >> the dream is for way more than winning three ga

smooching the big for litty education and through true mark, i think the pig is kissing back and jaime apodyis there with the fun there she is with the little ones all three boys and they get to buy computer software and textbooks. >> "action news" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 tonight on phl 17 with brian, sharrie and ducis. and for the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass make it a great night tonight and we'll see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, several breaking headlines as we come on the air. the massacre in las vegas. police body cams showing officers responding. and what we've just learned tonight about the gunman. he checked into multiple hotels on the eve of the shooting. all with a view of the concert. also, the gunman's girlfriend, back in the u.s. tonight being questioned by the fbi. pushed in a wheelchair through the airport. what has she revealed? did she know anything? our team standing by. >>> president trump here in las vegas. what he said about the survivors. the wounds he saw first-hand. and what the president is now saying about gun control. >>

jaime apody joins us now. jamie a lot to be excited about.s been an impressive road show from this team. >> yeah, it's been a long time since we have been able to be excited. i'd say let us. it was a huge victory and like you said maybe we can start thinking into january. hm. consider the eagles beat another top team in the nfc on the road on three days rest on national television, the birds who won once last year away from lincoln financial field are now five and one having played four of their first six games on the road so it feels like they're for real. the eagles played great in all phases. last night the defense picked off cam newton three times and the offense turned two of those into touchdowns. carson wentz's new go to guy his tight end zach ertz hooked up for two scores. this tied the game at 10 in the second quarter. moving to the fourth, eagles clinging to a five-point lead, wentz to nelson agholor defended by nobody, love that. puts the birds up 70 i've 17. -- 20 to 17. jalen mills seals the deal. eagles win 28-23. they have the

now for monica malpass meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody alicia vitarelli, i'm rick"action news" at 6:00. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading into us program with ducis rodgers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night. jim is off. i'm rick williams. in the news the remnants of hurricane nate pull away from the delaware valley. and a local young football fan responds to cam newton's controversial comments. >>> but the big story on "action news" tonight is the entire school district in gloucester county, new jersey, shut down due to mold. all six schools in the monroe township s

jaime apody has this story. >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes. >> it was the off the cuffment heard around the world not funny to many football fans who happen to be female and the few of us lucky to talk about the game we love for a living. leave to it a seven-year-old to take cam to school. >> okay, cam, pay attention 'cause i'm only going to say this once. this is a corner route. this is a slant route, this ico. my hair curls when it rains. sie eoasted on herdad's twitter account it has been weed about 4,0 times. she visited "action news" talking a little to rick and even a person who knows awo abos former eagles quarterback ron jaworski. >> that is awesome. >> when people watch your video what do you want them to learn about it. >> that girls also know sports just as tboys. >> reese's dad eric says he learned the game of football from his mother and that's what drove him to post the video. >> i've had the benefit of being a male all my life so now you have a daughter and you have to teach her that look sometimes people aren't going to give you the same opportunities.

. >> reporter: with the eagles jaime apody channel6 "action news." >> sixers host the rockets tonightaft pick markelle fultz will not play. he'll miss the next three games with a sore shoulder. he was revealed yesterday that he received a cortisone shot to deal with discomfort. the organization says it is not worried. >> reporter:. >> i think it's unfair to judge him based on what you've seen out of him in the preseason which was i believe two games and now just, you know, four early season games here. no one is panicking inside, the sky is not falling. markelle fultz is going to be a great basketball player for this organization. >> game two of the world series is tonight in l.a. the dodgers won last night. they send hill to the mound houston counters with justin verlander. >>> the rookie center took a huge hit during last night's loss to the ducks. chris wagner checked him hard. patrick had to leave the game. today he declared himself fit to play. >> part of the game. happens to us. i hit my face on the ice. it happened pretty fast. just got to protect myself better. >> the road get

the video was posted on twitter on friday and then she sat down with jaime apody to talk about the messageonvey. >> when you hear someone say that maybe girls shouldn't know about football what does that make you feel? >> like it makes girls feel upset and they're about to say it -- the same thing back to boys but they tone want to say it. though just want to prove that they can -- they know about football. >> that's right, girls can do anything boys can. >> you can see more of jamie's chat with reese at 6abc.com. >> she knows her stuff. it is 4:53. up next. saved from the sea. >> a fishing adventure leads to man getting stranded out on the sea for 17 hours. >> ♪ i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet, backsweat, and gordo's... everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. soft surfaces trap odors. febreze fabric refresher cleans them away for good. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up to 45 days. breathe happy with febreze. >> parents of children hoop bully other children could face jail time

reese paid a visit to "action news" yesterday where she spoke to our jaime apody. >> when people watchhat do you want them to remember about it. >> that girls also know sports just as boys. >> reese's dad says that he learned about football from his mother and that's what drove him to post his daughter's video. >> ♪ after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need. kim guadagno isn't >> ♪ >> 5:55 now. dozens of the nation's top executives are in philadelphia right now getting ready to take part in a run to help the homeless. the action cam is live in society hill where the benefit is getting under way. looks like lots of people have those little flashing wristband so you can see t

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> new at 5:00 theseof two people accused of selling improvised explosives for anyone willing to pay up. the big story on central new york is a big erest made by the local police and fbi. job rawlins is live tonight with the full story. >> reporter: hi guys, i am on the unit block of south pennsylvania where the primary suspect in this case lived. he lived across the street on the second floor we are told by neighbors, atlantic city police the sense is they moved swiftly here and on october 5th they got information that someone wanted to sell a mix of munitions and focused on that and reached out to the fbi task force and that same day they made an undercover buy for five pipe bombs and rifle and ammunition. >> during the course of the investigation a savage rifle with a scope and more than 300 rounds and materials needed to make five pipe bombs was recovered through the investigation. it was learned that they provided instructions on how to assemble the pipe bomb and note they had should be filled with n

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> one person or whoeverave came upstairs or we could have been harmed. a community is on edge after a string of break-ins, officials say that they all happened when someone was home at the time and police want your help finding the culprit or culprits. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is the burglaries in montgomery county. the first in abington and the third into willow grove just two days ago. they say the same person may be behind all three. trish hartman as the full story. >> reporter: that is right monica, police believe that all the incidents are connected and we spoke with one of the victims that says she feels lucky her family was unharmed and now wants her neighbors to be on alert. >> katie says they woke up tuesday morning to find one of the downstairs windows open in her willow grove home. it was windy and the wind blew the screen out and i knew someone had to broken into the house. she realized her father's wallet and mother's purse was gone. they live on the 3200 block of lillia

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> startling news forsouth jersey community tonight. their childrens school is filled with mold. and at least one family reported their child getting sick and now a planned vote to shut the school down. the big story on "action news" is the health hazard at holy glen elementary in gloucester county. nora muchanic is live with the details. >> reporter: monica, parents say they are complaining for years that the school is making their kids sick and now we may know why that is happening. ten rooms here were tested and all of them had mold in various places and the board of education is asked to okay a plan to temporarily shut down holly glen elementary to be cleaned up. >> 7-year-old andrew petry in the blue shirt and his pal matthew should be in school but their parents kept them home because they believe the school is making them sick. >> it was the very first day back of school. comes home the first day of school and is sick. >> cough and sneeze and stuffy nose. that is what it feels like. >> both boys are

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> armed and dangerousow police describe the gun man accused of opening fire twice in two states and the man hundred is on to track him down. wednesday night and the search is on for ladeed prince. it began in edgewood 25 miles northeast of baltimore. that is where police say he shot five people killing three of them and then opened fire at 20 and street auto sales and service if wilmington and since then they are working to get prince into police custody. >> you never know what will go through a person's mind but right now the individual is being tracked down as we speak. and we are looking and turning over every stone to find this individual through technology and good, good police work. officials say that prince may be driving a black 2008 gmc arcadia with the delaware license pc 64273. if you see that vehicle are you asked to call authorities right away. >>> and for more details we turn to "action news" reporter sara bloomquist live in wilmington where the second shooting happens. >> police say the vict

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we know that yourd we stand together to help you carry your pain. you are not alone. we will never leave your side. >> a message from president trump to the victims of this week's mass shooting in las vegas. today the president visited with victims and first responders in nevada. as the sign of solidarity. he says that the nation's stands behind them as they continue to cope with the fallout of that deadly rampage. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" is the latest out of las vegas as investigators continue to piece together what led up to the deadly shooting. >> right now the shooting centers around the gunman's girlfriend, marylou danley and overnight she returned to the u.s. and is being questioned by detectives, meantime the police are looking at the setup outside of stephan paddock's hotel room as the names and faces continue to emerge. "action news" anchor, jim gardner, is in las vegas all week and live with more from president trump's visit there today. good evening. jim. >>

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a former main linehis fate. william spingler once a radnor township commissioner was sentenced in court today for the indecent assault of a former relative through marriage. the punishment for spingler four months after being found guilty of the crime. chad pradelli was in court today as well. live outside of the delaware county courthouse if media with the story. >> reporter: rick, the judge sentenced spingler to two years probation and 60 days house arrest. he dodged our cameras but inside of court he apologized for the impact on his family and radnor township. >> the commonwealth wanted the judge to sentence spingler to 3 to 23 months behind bars and it didn't happen. he was convicted of two counts of indecent assault after staff found him assaulting his 103-year-old mother-in-law. he maintaineded he did it for shock value after his mother-in-law stopped recognizing him. spring letter was his primarily care giver for years after his wife died

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> five years behinde sentence for former da, seth williams. after pleading guilty to bribery. >> williams was facing more than two dozen charges when he went to court in june and after the plea deal he faced charges for only one crime. vernon odom is outside of the federal courthouse with more. >> reporter: good evening rick and to you monica, courtroom 14 a at the courthouse was packed this afternoon and all of them knew what was coming and the hearing was tense and full of dramatic statements and things like that. even though seth williams said little only answering the judge's questions with no you're honor. >> seth williams if prison since late june and basically solitary confinement looks gaunt and occasionally wiping tears from his eyes as the federal prosecutor asked judge paul diamond to impose the maximum sentence. five years, which williams agreed to when he took the plea. >> this was a serious case involving corruption involving fraud and rare that we

. >>> jaime apody a tough night with both teams 4-1. >> yes, but we can get excited. >> and get a winood enough. it's game day already and the crazy thing is the eagles had to no time to prepare because it's a short week and forced to wait all day for kickoff that must be driving them nuts. jeff skversky is live at the stadium. >> you know who didn't get sleep, carson wentz is cramming for a test getting ready on three days rest to get ready for the panthers team. this is a lot higher stakes. first place on the line the top spot on the nfc conference. here is eagles quarterback, carson wentz his best performance as a pro. four touch downs against the cardinals, three of them in the first quarter an eagles record and off to a fast start. guess what? he believe the offense could be better tonight against the carolina panthers. >> it builds confidence and we believe if ourself. i believe in myself and this whole offense and guys start to feel that too and make the plays and see it coming together and build the confidence from players and coaches and everything in this organization we are

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the mystery behindass shooting in american history continues, tonight investigatorers are trying to figure out why stephan paddock gunned down 59 people from a country music festival. this is what was left behind in his hotel room and a gun still sitting near the entrance. the big story is the active investigation into sun's mass shooting on the vegas strip. the fbi is combing through several crime scenes through the state of nevada. including the scene of the attack across the street of the mandalay bay resort and casino and the death toll stands at 59. officials have identified all but three of the victims. in all over 500 others were hurt and dozens still in the hospital tonight. and we are hearing about the victims and those that tried to save them. one is jordan nickeldune of canada. his girlfriend made it to a nearby hotel and he did not. the bartender comforted him while he took his final breaths. >> there was another guy by husband his wife was shot and killed. the mother of his three kids and n

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> how do you get inton capable of shooting five people, co-workers, i get chills thinking about it. >> a multistate manhunt is over after an accused murderer was captured in delaware county. the suspect is held on 2.1 million there's bail. thursday night and the big story is the first appearance in cord for radee prince. >> it all began yesterday morning at 9:00 a.m. when officials say that prince opened fire at an office complex where he worked in suburban baltimore. and two hours later prince allegedly shot a man twice in wilmington and was captured in newark near glasgow high school. we are learning about prince and his criminal past. chad pradelli is live with that part of the story. >> reporter: yes, radee prince was well known to authorities, he has a long list of arrests and convictions from at ledged shooting in maryland and here in delaware yesterday two other crimes on the west coast. >> and the attorney general's office says that caddy prince has nearly 200 felony and misdemeanor arrests in dela

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monicaass. >> good evening, again here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. a group of philadelphia business owners say that a long standing ordinance unfairly targets them. they are demanding that the city does something to fix it. the thief uses the cover of darkness to cover their tracks and did not count on surveillance cameras. to catch their every move. through the families efforts going through the same pain and we'll show you. >> now the details, owners of several neighborhood chinese takeout restaurants are tired of being targeted by suspects, because of an orderance passed 13 years ago. took their complaints to city hall today. vernon odom is live today in philadelphia with more. >> rick, the chinese restaurant association is among the number of groups, saying they are being treated unfairly compared to other ethnic takeout places across the city and they are demanding changes. >> the good luck chinese restaurant on 60th near cedar, operated by lynn ling and she lives in

. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" thursday night. a ban against a certain gun accessory used in the mass shooting in las vegas is gaining bipartisan support. and a suspicious vehicle at a traffic stop leads to a massive drug seizure. and they are going after the biggest loan -- because they took advantage of borrowers. >>> and on capitol hill the main focus is banning bump stocks. what stephan paddock used to make his guns act like machine guns. guns. >> reporter: monica, good evening, we are now hearing from members from both parties that say the time is now to ban the bump stocks and expect legislation to happen soon. >> after 58 people were gunned down by one shooter in las vegas late sunday night. the conversation for gun control is joined by the nra, they believe that devices designed to allow semi automatic rifles to function like full automatic lifeles should be suggest to regulations. he used the attachments allowing his rifle to act like an automatic wea

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> in all hundreds out the mail is concerning but not illegal. it's wednesday night and the big story on "action news" are the disturbing flyers and the shock waves they sent through entire neighborhoods. walter per is live now with details new at 5:00 tonight. >> reporter: hey guys over the past year racist propaganda is distributed in this part of our region in northern bucks as well. flyers like this one was mailed to homes this area and they are offensive and disgusting but the people behind the effort made no specific threats so it's pretty legal. >> it's disturbing. >> they were talking about flyers mails to hundreds of people they are fest onned with racist and images with white nationalist messages from nazi germany. they find it hard to believe people would put some much time and resources into something like this. >> someone spend a lot of money to get out what they want to get out to the commune and we are all shocked. >> some of the envelopes were personalized. for example david is a kansas

delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and it is 5 o'clock and we begin with breaking news. the traffic is bringing rush hour traffic to a grinding halt. take a look at this live from chopper6. all lanes of i-495 south are now closed in newport, delaware. police are working to clear an overturned truck that you see right here in the middle of your screen. it happened about an hour ago at the i-95 split. now, traffic is being diverted currently onto the route 141 ramp. police expect i-495 south to be shut down for awhile and they are urging commuters obviously to avoid this area. we'll get an update for you in a few minutes with the "action news" traffic report. >>> monday night. we're also following a tragic discovery today in wilmington, delaware. >> that's where two young children were found dead in their family's apartment. now police are questioning the boy's mother to figure out how they died. >> "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist live at the scene on west ninth street. sarah. >> reporter: well, rick and monica, crim

delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams andrder case eight months after a 65-year-old woman was shot to death inside her own home. winnie harris was known as a beacon of help in her west philadelphia community. tonight an arrest has been made in her killing. >>> it is monday night, monica is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us and the big story on "action news" is the suspect taken in by police for that murder back in february. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins is live now powelton with this developing story. john. >> reporter: hi, well, a lot we don't know at this hour and the individual has not been charged yet so his name hasn't been released. as for the victim miss harris lived in the 300 block of north rose street, the little street behind me here reportedly for 40 years. she was also widely known among nonprofits here in west philadelphia for her ability to motivate volunteers so news that there is a suspect in custody was warmly greeted this afternoon. >> i believe this is an amazing thing to hear and finally justic

delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams ands" is developing news and the arrest of several family members in an illegal gambling ring. >> that's right. investigators say the family was running numbers creating illegal lottery games where people could bet small in hopes of winning big. it was the ones who pocketed the most money were the family who ran the scheme. >> "action news" reporter gray hall live outside the district attorney's office in center city with details. gray. >> reporter: monica, rick, we can tell you that police tell us that this illegal betting operation has been going on now for decades here in the city of philadelphia allegedly. that family made millions of dollars. we can tell you tonight all the suspects are out of jail on bail but police say that operation is now over. >> all the defendants have been arrested and if convicted each defendant could receive up to 65 years of incarceration. >> reporter: philadelphia district attorney kelley hodge says the takedown of one of the largest illegal street lottery

with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> ♪ [gunfire] > panic and in the midst of the bright lights of las vegas and concert music, rapid gunfire. no one knew where it was coming from. but it was coming fast and people were dying. >> those who could ran for their lives, those who could not protected one another. [gunfire] >> when it all finally stopped, 58 people were dead, more than 400 -- 500, rather, were injured. president trump summed it up this way. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> this man, stephen paddock was identified by police as the man behind the terror. now the deadliest attack in u.s. history. >> monday night, i'm monica malpass along with rick williams and of course the big story ton "action news" is the very latest in the las vegas mass shooting. the fbi says the shooter stephen paddock has no connection to an international terrorist group and that he acted alone when he opened fire on that massive crowd of concertgoers last night. >> right now investigators are combing through paddock's home personal accounts e-mails any

delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams andbors divided. tonight the 53-year-old south jersey man is clinging to life after he went into cardiac arrest following an altercation. now police are trying to figure out what exactly happened as members of a community point fingers at each other. >>> it's wednesday night. and the big story on "action news" is that investigation in salem county. >> "action news" reporter john rawlins live in pennsville for us with the details tonight. good evening, john. >> reporter: good evening. well, among the facts that we do know here is a man suffered cardiac arrest last night. police were alerted about 8:00 p.m. a short time earlier, police believe he was involved in a physical altercation. now investigators are going to have to see if those two issues are connected and if so, if anyone is responsible. >> the call was that a male subject was in cardiac arrest out in the street. >> reporter: pennsville police learned the 53-year-old man in the street had been involved in trying to find a yard sal

delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams andoping now, philadelphia police are looking for a person of interest days after two teens were murdered in south philadelphia. tonight officials have connected another shooting and a school lockdown to that case. >>> friday night, the big story on "action news" is the search for 16-year-old brandon a vary -- olivieri. >> more on today's developments in the case. trish. >> reporter: rick, police have released the name of their person of interest brandon olivieri. police say someone posted a photo of olivieri on social media saying he was headed here to this area to the area of roman catholic high school and that he could be a threat to the students. the line of parents wrapped around the corner as moms and dads waited to pick up their kids from roman catholic high school. >> all i know is that when i went to my fifth period everybody just started leaving and we were on lockdown. >> i did get an e-mail saying the school was on lockdown to pick your kid up after school, to not let them tak