following the assassination attempt on police officer jessie hartnett.ore on how officers are responding to this threat. good morning. >> good morning, vai. richard ross said he's concerned by this tip. so much so that philadelphia officers will continue going on out on patrols in pairs until detectives deem there are no threats. here's a copy of the police report on that tip, it says the man seen in this surveillance video trying to kill jessie hartnett thursday night is part of a larger group, whose members are more radical. the threat to philadelphia police is not over, even though the shooter is in custody. this morning, commissioner ross said he's thankful that the tip ster came forward. they still have to confirm that the information is valid. until then, officers will go on patrols in pairs. >> quite concern. we're going to take every precaution necessary. there might not be anything to that but we're not going to take any chances with that. >> reporter: i'm working on a story on jessie hart flet's condition and his recovery over the weekend and w

and hand with philadelphia police to pull ought the pieces together in the ambush shooting of jessie hartnett, hit three times at close range, he had the strength and courage and presence of mind to go after the assailant. edward archer says he shot hartnett in the name of isis. and james comey says there is no confirmation he is aligned with any terror cell. >> we see no indication that he is part of an organized cell or follow on plot connected to that. archer is charged with attempted murder and his mother says he is hearing voices, richard ross says as the investigation continues, officer hartnett has serious damage to his arm and a long road to recovery. >> we are concerned about his physical and psychological recovery, the city is on high alert and officers are patrolling in pairs. >> speculation is what made this thing one wild in people's minds and scaring people. and the mission is to stop extremists from attacking in the u.s. but attacks like the one on hartnett are difficult to prevent. >> we see a rise of a lone wolf problem. >> reporter: and back out live a quick note that the fr

. >> as officer jessie hartnett recovers, the investigation continues, local and federal authorities are working around the clock to get information about the suspect, edward archer. >> they are not limited to countries far away. >> archer is charged with attempted murder and confessed to trying to shoot the officer in the name of islam. >> washington should be a full partner. >> local officers and fbi are on high alert as the investigation is being investigated as an act of terrorism and he claims he is connected to isis. the claims of archer being radicalized should not be -- the muslims in the city. >> he is a criminal and they are not criminals. >> for now authorities say they are not speculating but will wait until the investigation is complete before they connect him to a terrorist group but the ambush is a reason for concern and a wake-up call not just for police departments but for all americans. >> so far we see no indication that he was part of an organized cell of any sort, and no indication that there is any follow on plot connected to that. >> reporter: and back out live

he shot jessie hartnett in the name of islam may be part of a radical group.as the least radical of the three. the philadelphia police department just issuing this statement saying quote the department along with federal bureau of investigations actively invest gating these allegations in an effort to verify credibility of the information given. the tips comes on the heels of another ambush of an officer. in this surveillance video you are looking at the homeless man is saying reaching around a police officer who was guarding jessie hartnett's hospital bed attempting to grab his gun. the officer fought back. the man is now in custody. >> he said he took the gun because he wanted to rob a chinese restaurant. >> all officers will be working in teams of 2 when they go out in patrols. hartnett shot in the arm three times is expected to recover. >> a lot of surgeries ahead of him. they made it clear to him before the first surgery he would require some surgeries. >> he is very fortunate to be alive right now. a go fund me page has been set off to offset the medical

for all americans to stay vigilant. >> pat toomey is sounding off as investigators look into jessie hartnett getting shot several times. there was an update on his recovery. >> he seems to be recovering as well as to be expected. his spirits are excellent and his attitude is terrific, the suspect edward archer charged with attempted murder confessed to shooting officer hartnett in the name of islam. >> he declared his allegiance to isis and that the attack is in the name of islam. and that he has been radicalized and we will learn more. >> police along with the fbi is working aggressively to see if it's an isolated act, and the concerns deepened, they recently learned from an anonymous source and that radicalized muslims are targeting officers. >> they are not aware of any specific or imminent threat beyond what occurred last week, but let me close with this, we should all remain vigilant. >> reporter: back out live this no doubt will be an involved investigation as police continue to investigate this suspect and learn about his possible connections, here at police headquarters, u.s. senator

. >> somehow four-year veteran jessie hartnett was able to avoid most of the bullets.it three times in the left arm. he exited the vehicle and returned fire before collapsing in pain, losing blood, and calling for help. >> i'm shot. >> all cars stand by. we have an officer shot. repeating in the 18th district assist the officer 60. we have an officer down. >> the suspect, 30-year-old edward archer was caught by responding officers. he's an excon. her son had a couple of head injuries and was hearing voices and the family asked him to get help. two law enforcement sources describe him as more as a disenfranchised looser. but authorities say he confessed his motivate and they're searching his home and social media for more clues. >> he stated that he pledged his allegiance to islamic states. he follows À la and that's the reason he was called upon to do this. >> the fbi and department of homeland security are affecting in the investigation. searching two residence used by the suspect. meanwhile officer hartnett who joined the u.s. coast guard shortly before 9/11 before b

serious based on what's happening a couple weeks ago in philadelphia. >>> philadelphia officer jessie hartnettfive times in his patrol car. the suspect edward archer told police he pledged allegiance to isis. officer hartnett remains hospitalized in stable condition and still has a long road to recovery. archer is charged with attempted murder and is due in court again monday. both departments are telling officers to be on alert when they look for the opinion who called in the threats. >> there is no more higher priority for me and my leadership team than officer safety. >> we want to remain as we are just for the safety of the men and women. >> philadelphia police are in patrol with two officers in a car right now. they are telling officers trust their instincts if something feels wrong they need to call for backup. he wroits chic osama may allah be praised for him. you quote i come to bury not to brave it. he is practicing freedom of speech. >> i am an american citizen speaking out on things that are controversial of course but i am no the violating any laws that i am aware of. >> kent state

edward archer admitted he opened fire on officer jessie hartnett in the name of islam after pledging allegiance to isis but the white house still refusing to call it terrorism. >> this is something that is still being investigated philadelphia police department. given the circumstances of the event, obviously that is something that we are all wondering right now. >>> the bear of philadelphia making similar statements that the attack was not terror prompting reaction from the 2016 campaign trail. >> when they caught this person they asked him why did you do this? this person said i did it because i pledged allegiance to isis. the mayor of philadelphia who i know nothing about other than he's delusional said, this has nothing to do with isis or islam. this is because there are too many guns on the street. >> investigators now trying to determine if a terror organization paid for archer's travels to the middle east. as we mentioned the white house won't say the philadelphia police shooting an act of terror. president obama cried during his gun control speech. former speech righter for p

gunman dressed in a white robe charges toward jessie hartnett police car. muzzle flashing as he fires off a dozen round. he reaches inside the car with the gun then runs away. officer shot multiple times incredibly manages to radio in. >> shots fire. i'm shot. >> all cars stand by we have an officer shot. >> this is absolutely one of the scariest things he have ever seen. this guy tried to execute the police officer. >>reporter: officer then gets out of the patrol car. his wounded left arm dangling. he fires back. and hits the attacker at least three times. >> officer did strike the male. >> bravery he demonstrated was absolutely remarkable. his will to live undoubtedly saved his life. >>reporter: police say the suspect 30-year-old edward archer told them he follows allah and pledges allegiance to the islamic state. police say the gun used in the attack was stolen from a police officer several years ago. is it your working assumption this was a deranged gunman or act of terrorism. >> i don't know. he doesn't come off as some one deranged if he isly but more

motive, direction and inspiration and who may have assisted him when he opened fire and ambushed jessie hartnett when he sat in his police cruiser last week. >> we see no indication that he was part of an organized cell of any sort. >> archer confessed to the crime and said he did it in the name of islam. and he made two visits to the middle east in recent years. it is a focus of the investigation. >> no indication that there is any follow on plot connected to that, and any specific or credible threat of violence connected to that attack. u.s. senator, pat toomey called the attack an act of terrorism. this morning he met with officer hartnett and called archer radicalized but not the groups that he may be connected. >> this is a reminder of dangers that the men and women that wear the police uniforms around the country face on a daily basis. >> and comey says that isol threatened to attack law enforcement in the past, lone wolves like archer are a concern for law enforcement. >> you see something that is not right or out of order or the person's behavior has changed just tell one of us and we'll

officer jessie hartnett was patroling a neighborhood when the suspect began firing into the driverside window at close range.officer hartnett survived the shooting and returned fire, hitting the attacker. sources tell cbs news the suspect admitted to opening fire in the name of isis. in boston, an officer is recovering after being shot in the leg. the police department says the officer was conducting a drug investigation on a gang member when he was shot. officers caught the suspect near where the shooting happened. neighbors say they were shocked when they heard nshots, saying the area is usually quiet. president obama says he cannot support a candidate who he discussed the violence during a town hall last night. the president's executive actitis have angered a a number of gun lobbyists, who believe he's trying to get rid of guns completely.he was peppered with tough questions including one from the we of the so- called "american sniper." "b"bthe very nature of the people who are hurting our families a& i don't think any of them would've been stopped by background checks." she added t

officer jessie hartnett was patroling a neighborhood when the suspect began firing into the drivivside window at close range.officer hartnett survived the shooting and returned fire, hitting the attacker. sources tell s news the suspuct admitted to opening fire in the name of islam. two men are in custody, accused of having ties to terrorist groups.one suspect was arrested in california, and is beleived to have fought for isis in syria before returning to the u-s s st year. the other suspect was caught in texas.he's accused of providing support to isis.both men are iraqi refugees, and allegedly communated with fededel authoritieiedo not believe the men were plotting an attack on u.s. soil. president obama says he cannot support a candidate who doesn't back common-sense gun reform. he discussed the violencece during a aown hall last night. the president's executive actions have angered a number of gun lobbyists, who believe he's trying to get d of guns completely.he was peppered with tough questions including one om the wife of the so- called "american sniper." "by the very nature of th

the f-b-i has joined the investigation: ----- the gunman approaching officer jessie hartnett's patrol car with his weapon drawn. another image shows the vehicle firing at point blank range, hitting the 33 year old officer 3 times. this shot right here is one that demonstrates his bravery. he exits his vehicle and starts chase despite being seriously injured, returns fire. sot: richard ross/philadelphia police chief this could easily have the suspect, edward archer, was arrested near the scene islam. sot: richard according to him police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching ofofhe koran. indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the f-b-i and department of homeland security are also now they are executing search upper darby and also on in southwest philadelphia. criminal history - and that the gun used was stolen from a philadelphia police officer hartnett was seriously injuried, but is expected to the suspect was treated... and released into police custody. his mother says ... her son was a devout muslim... and she beleleves ... he was targeted...by police.

who shot a philadelphia police james combe we spoke to the media after visiting wounded officer jessie hartnett. the fbi is investigating the shooting at the terrorist attack. they have found no connection between the suspect and isis.>> this is obviously the nature of the current terrorism threats. al qaeda it was a threat focused on national landmarks, longtail surveillance. this is about a group of savages in syria and merck -- chiraq trying to motivate folks to kill people anyway possible, people that al qaeda would never consider. people with mental health problems, drug problems.>> police say the suspect told them he was acting in the name of islam when he shot hartnett. the suspect pledged his allegiance to isis during his arrest.>>> turning to high school set to receive a donation of $5000. a special ceremony is being held at the high school.>>> friends in service helping is dishing out free meals to carson city families tomorrow. if you wish to attend, you must certify your household annual income does not exceed the poverty line. is taking place at the community center tomorrow mornin

investigation. 3 surveillance photos show the gunman approaching officer jessie hartnett's patrol car with his weapon drawn. another image shows the suspect reaching inside the vehicle firing at point blank range, hitting the 33 year old officer 3 times.(video with voice of richard ross/philadelphia police chief) "this shot right here is one that demonstrates his bravery. he exits his vehicle and starts chase despite being seriously injured, returns fire."sot: richard ross/philadelphia police chief "this could easily have been a police funeral."the suspect, edward archer, was arrested near the scene and later told police he shot the officer in the name of islam.sot: richard ross/philadelphia police chief "according to him police defend laws that are contrary to the teaching of the koran." (standup bridge: kenneth craig, cbs news)"police here say there is no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the f-b-i and department of homeland security are also now." (sot: captain james clark/philadelp hia police dept.) "they are executing search warrants in and also on in s

is another look at the surveillance video of a suspect pulling out a gun and shooting officer jessie hartnett. as vernon mentioned, we are awaiting an update from philadelphia police commissioner richard ross is he scheduled to talk to the media at 1:00, "action news" will bring you that live be on air as soon as it begins. >>> we are following a big story out of north philadelphia, a pregnant woman and her toddler died when she ran back into her burning house trying to save him. the fire broke out at the 2900 block of north fourth street and a number of other people were injured. gray hall joins us live on the scene and you are learning more about the victims. >> reporter: absolutely rick, six people went to the hospital four of them minors, they were all listed in stable condition and as firefighters worked to put the pieces together of this puzzle trying to figure out what caused this fire, everyone is coming to grips with this horrible loss. >> the ultimate sacrifice, a parent risking their life to save their child's, that is what elizabeth perez was doing when she ran back into her row h

officer jessie hartnett was shot three times in the arm, as he sat in his squad car. he is expected to survive. hartnett was able to fire back at the suspect and wound him. federal officials say they've arrested two men, after an connections to terrorist organizations. cynthia: weijia jiang is in washington now, where news of the arrests has rekindled debate about allowing refugees into the u.s. from countries where terrorists operate. weijia: wearing a gray plaid shirt and glasses, omar faraj saeed al-hardan walked into federal court for the first time on charges he was providing support to isis. kenneth: he was providing himself as part of that support. that means that he was prepared to take whatever action on his own behalf to assist the organization. weijia: al-hardan has been linked to another terror suspect, aws mohammed younis al-jayab, who spent several months fighting with terror groups in syria. officials say al-jayab wrote in the spring of 2013, "i am coming to syria. i have planned a route and everything." in november, he followed that route through turke

it was nearly two weeks ago when a man opened fire on philadelphia police officer, jessie hartnett, and he later told police he was pledge allegiance to isis and now police are on high alert again after an anonymous caller called in a threat naming a man from the bronx calling him an isis sympathizer who cans to kill police in both cities. >> the phone call to new york and the city, we are taking it serious based on what happened in philadelphia two weeks ago. >> as a precaution a safety precaution went out to officers in new york and philadelphia. >> we want our officers to be alert about what is going on around the country and this was directed to our department as well as new york we want them to be on stand by. >> the nypd made it clear they just want to talk to the man named. >> this is something in progress, information that came in in two anonymous phone calls, our ability to go into details we just don't have yet is fairly limited. >> reporter: now, the man in new york has outstanding warrants so he is being held in custody tonight and we are told that he has associations with a

officer jessie hartnett was ambushed earlier this month. >> look at the attack they inspired in philadelphia that the white house still refuses to link to terror. a guy shot him three times and told police he was inspired by isis and still the white house refuses to say it has anything to do with terror. >> and donald trump had a feud with the moderator and had his own event at the same time. >> he would have shown up if the network would make a $5 million donation to his charities. rick is on the story through the weekend leading up to the iowa caucuses on monday and find his daily dispatches on twitter and facebook and at 6abc.com. >>> the philadelphia auto show gets underway at the pennsylvania convention center, the event kicks off with the black tie gala, it's one of the city's biggest parties and the biggest fundraiser for the college of philadelphia and they hope to raise money for catholic charities. they plan to auction off one of the black fiats that escorted pope francis last october. >>> tune in tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. for our auto show preview special. karen rogers, adam joseph, m

terrorism and fbi direction ter james comey talked to reporters and characterized the shooting of jessie hartnett says using social media to motivate potential attackers, edward ar mucher charged with attempted murder confessed to shooting in the name of islam. >> a decision has been reached on charges for buck county high school basketball coach, jerry divine, live in neshaminy high school tonight is vernon odom, what is the story? >> jim, bucks county da decided not to throw the book off jerry divine and not letting him off the hook entirely either. when coach divine bummed a referee to the floor after arguing a call against pennsbury, he was suspended from his coaching job and is now back to teaching, the da filed formal charges against divine for harassment and not assault. >> from the criminal justice standpoint he was not from what we could tell attempting to injure somebody so it's harassment. >> not assault? >> not an assault. >> divine's classroom suspension is lifted and divine will get a ticket in the mail and it could get him 90 days in jail and a 300 there's fine, but that is not lik

the comes less than two weeks after a philadelphia police officer jessie hartnett was shot in an ambush attack, from our wur row today, governor jack markell will deliver his state of the state adress he is expected to discuss the state's economy, schools the justice system and government services. he enters his final year in the governor's mansion. >>> the u.s. secretary of education will be in philadelphia today. joen king, jr., will speak at a teacher's town hall meeting this afternoon at the school of the future on parkside avenue. king is on a four-state tour to highlight good work going on the schools and promote initiatives to help students succeed at all levels. >> now to decision 2016. now the democratic race for the presidency is afternooning up. the clinton team is afternooning up attacks on sanders. they are painting him as a socialist, an unelectable socialist. her husband steered clear of the f word in a campaign stop if new hampshire. >> the real issue is, who can win the election? who is prepared to do the job, who can make real change? >> analysts say the clinton campai

the recent attack on jessie hartnett caught on video remains fresh in the minds of the department members and the entire community. the valedictorian made him the center of her address. >> it was the will power and training that helped him to survive such a harrowing incident. it is important to recognize that we too have been properly trained for the unpredictable nature of our profession. >> reporter: matt, all of those young officers, 30 strong go out on the streets bright and early on monday to put all of those things they learned into effect. live on temple university's campus, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> congrats and good luck to all. police in newcastle county say a suspicious death is a case of homicide, investigators say they found a man dead in a home on river court. they were doing a welfare check at the resident last night. police say the man new his killer and they are looking for his killer now. >>> a rule to abolish the death penalty in delaware could get a second chance despite the fact that it fails in dover yesterday. kim williams could file a motion to

. >> from outside of penn presbyterian hospital, they explain that jessie hartnett was driving up toection when a 30-year-old gunman that police confirm was wearing muslim garb ran up to him shooting, unloading his .9 millimeter as he approached even reaching into the cruiser firing. >> this is one of the scariest thing i have seen. the police officer had no idea he was coming. >> hartnett shot back and the suspect was struck and tried to flee and hartnett was hit three times. >> they were knocking on my door and ringing my phone. after surgery after his son woke up they were able to speak. >> i love him and proud of him and he is an excellent person. >> hartnett grew up in east landsdowne with three siblings, he went from the coast guard to the academy. >> positive thoughts. i see he is waking up. he is a tough guy. >> the suspect survived as well and has been identified as 30-year-old edward archer of yaden and has a criminal record, his motive remains under investigation and the fbi is assisting philadelphia police on this case. we are live in university city, katherine scott, cha

. >> reporter: surveillance photos show the gunman approaching officer jessie hartnett's patrol car with weapon drawn and the suspect reaching inside the vehicle firing at point-blank range hitting the 33-year-old officer three times. >> this shot here is absolutely one that demonstrates his vallians and his courage and bravery. he exits his police vehicle starts to chase despite being seriously injured. >> this could have easily been a police funeral. >> reporter: the suspect edward archer was arrested near the scene and told police he shot the officer in the name of islam. >> according to him edge that the police defend laws that are contrary to the teaches of the koran. >> reporter: police here say there is no indication that the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot but the fbi and the department of homeland security are also now investigating. >> they are executing search warrants in his property in upper darby and one in southwest philadelphia not too far from where the shooting took place at. >> reporter: authorities say archer has a criminal history and that the gun used whats

. >>> it's been a week since officer jessie hartnett was ambushed while on patrol in west philadelphia. while he continues his recovery local lawmakers held an new jersey meeting for people who live near the site of the ambush. they are more worried than ever after the fbi said it's investigating the crime as an act of terrorism. a standing room only crowd filled the bryant school last night and residents expressed their fears. >> with fishing richl we must be feel and face the fact we all live in terror. >> i'm still scared about what happened. i've got a granddaughter in my house and it was very scary. >> residents call for better police community relations, more officers on patrol and trauma services for the community. >>> atlantic city casinos may have to make up their minds quickly about whether they want to bid for a new casino in north jersey. the proposed change would give atlantic city casinos of 0 days to bid on one of the two new casino licenses. they would have had six months under previous versions of the bill. if they fail to apply after 60 days the licenses would be open

execution.officer jessie hartnett was in his car when a man walked up to his window and shot 13 times at close range.amazingly, officer hartnett susuived, and returned fire, wounding the suspect who was later taken into custody.police say the suspect, a 30-year-old u-s citizen, admitted to the shooting and claims he was acting in support of the terrrr group isis. there is other news in the war on terror tonight, including the arrest of two suspects here in the u-s. u-s.the two refugees are accused of having ties to militant groups, but *not of planning attacks here in the u-s, still, fox 28 news national correspondent jeff barnd reports th development is raising new questions about the safety of taking in thousands of refugees. 23 year old aws mohammed younis al-jayab of sacramento faces charges of making false statements involving global terrorism.24 year olda& omar faj saeed al hardan o o houstona& is charged with attempting to provide material support to isis.both men came from iraqa& and the arrests come as concerns have been recently raised regarding the u.s. refugee screening pr

suspect edward archer faces multiple charges including the attempted murder of officer jessie hartnettized and in critical condition. i am kelly wright. now back to steven avery, guilty or framed. channel. we heard from the prosecutor, now it is time to hear from the other side. take a look at what avery's attorney said to megyn kelliy aboutt( the evident that was not in the documentary. >> let me ask you about this. the fix augz he had on her. he liked her and she was creeped out. and he called her that day he did star 67. that suggested he was unusually fixated on her. >> no she had done a good job of photographing the car and now steven's sister wanted to sell a car. when theessa called in autotraders that day, both employees that spoke with her said she was going to the avery property on avery road. she anyhow where she was going and no illusions about that and no concealment of that at all. he tried to prote his privacy with two star 67 calls tells us nothing. >> my next guest is steven avery's cousin who never wavered in her belief he was wrongly=%! convicted of murder. hello, ki

shot at the officer in his marked cruiser 13 times at point blank range. 33- year- old officer jessie hartnett.... is a 5- year veteran of the force and was taken to the hospital, where he underwent surgery and is expected to be okay. police say there is no indication the shooter was tied to a larger terror plot, but the f-b-i and department of homeland security are also now investigating (((captain james clark/philadelphia police warrants in his property in upper darby and also on in southwest philadelphia. )) ((denise valdez)) a law enforcement source told c- b-s news the suspect was dressed in muslim clothes when he waived a police cruiser down... when the cruiser pulled over, that is when he opened fire. hartnett fired back and did hit the suspect at least once. the suspect was treated and released into police custody. his mother says her son was a devout muslim and felt targeted by police./// ((paul joncich)) > nurses travel the country... for bernie sanders. ((denise valdez)) the qualities they say they share with the presidential candidate... as the "nurses for bernie" bus released batc

blue, members of the nypd's 17th precinct took the trip down from new york city to celebrate jessie hartnett who was injured in an ambush shooting, they presented officer hartnett with a plaque for his bravery and selfless response. you can see his left arm there, he is still very much recovering. he was released last week nearly three weeks after being shot while sitting in his patrol car. the nypd officers came to wish hartnett a speedy recovery and show their support and solidity. >> all right alicia thank you. >>> time for our "action news" traffic report wednesday afternoon. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> today was not a great day for frosty the snowman. a lot of melting did happen so this afternoon we are dealing with wet patches as we head home. but the bright sunshine is giving us sun glare delays. this is the schuylkill expressway by the conshohocken curve. 12 minutes behind on the westbound side. but at this point on 76 it's just normal afternoon volume combined with the sun glare. at the airport look for a crash at bart ram avenue at scott way. and crossing

philadelphia police commissioner richard ross just update on the condition of injured officer jessie hartnetticant injury to his arm and he's got a long, long way to go. >> hart r officer hartnett is in the hospital, awaiting more surgeries. >> we'll have a full hour of news coming up in another 30 minutes. we'll see you then. >>> it is funday monday, and if you stayed up late watching the golden globes, you were in good company. >> yes, and bobbie thomas is here after staying up to do some fashion swaps and tweaks. i loved the fun night. >> and yes, and when i was watch watching at home, because i am a girl's girl. okay.is is a f game. first up. >> and we have talked about it all morning, but this is what we didn't see. kate hudson and the body is stunning, and out of this world, and i wondered if kate hudson's dress was backwards and you can see how it is a crop here sh, a it is all cut, but this had a cutout line. and so -- >> you flipped it. >> what to you think? >> i like. >> i kind it kind of continues the lines to stay gorgeous. and this is her fun sunny choker, and i didn't like this

philadelphia officers are already working in pairs, after the shooting of officer jessy hartnett a few weeks ago. stocks recovered after early plunged caused by another drop in oil prices. dow finished down 249 points but down as much as 565 points earlier. its lowest level in two years. >>> 20 people dead after an attack at a university in pakistan today. gunmen stormed the school this morning and traded fire with police. four of the gunmen among those killed. taliban leader claimed responsibility and the same leader masterminded an attack that killed more than 130 skill children two years ago. >>> michigan's governor pledging to take new steps to fix the water crisis in the city of flint. flint's tap water contaminated with too much lead after the city tried to save money by switching water sources two years ago. the governor of michigan says the state will commit $28 million to pay for filters, bottled water and health professionals. also promising more transparency. he'll release his own e-mails concerning the water situation. more than 180,000 bottles of water for residents arrive

man who turned himself in is being held on a parole investigation this comes two weeks after jessie hartnett was shot in an ambush attack. >> eight minutes after 6:00. it is cold outside. today sunny and dry. tomorrow the snow arrives by evening. a major winter storm is coming together. the heaviest snow saturday. through the day saturday. accumulating if parts of the area we will only see snow out of this one. a light snow falling in the poke no mountains. atlantic city is down to 23 degrees. can you see some snowflakes coming down. that's a live view in camelback. those are off shore. now our attention turns to this large storm system coming together that's going to be a major nor'easter for us. the know is kaul falling into missouri. it has a ways to go before it gets to us. in fact, most of the day friday, tomorrow we get around no problem. completely dry in our area t. snow at that hour will be in west virginia and virginia but it moves into the area. a light snow falling in portions of delaware and northeastern maryland. by later in the evening that snow reaches into philadelphia. by 1

officers with the 17th precinct traveled to roxborough to present jessie hartnett a plaque for his behavery. it read, for your gallant and actions under the most dire of circumstances. he was badly injured when he was ambushed earlier this month. >> more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight, a deadly confrontation between police and protesters in oregon. coming up the traffic stop that escalated into a gun fight with anti-government activists. >>> and more on the zika virus, and the call from president obama. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> the state department confirmed that an american au pair was found dead in her apartment in vienne police say no weapons were found at the scene and the nanny was studying in the austrian capital and was live ago loan. the case is being treated as a possible homicide. >>> animal control officials in knowledge are trying to figure out if a raccoon that attacked a little 6-year-old boy had rabies. >> a litt

when he shot at officer jessie hartnett's police car, hitting the officer three times. the fbi is working with the philadelphia police determine to determine if the suspect was connected to i.s.i.l. or similar groups. the man's family said he was mentally unstable from past head injure you injuries. the officer is in stable condition >>> presidential candidate courted voters in south carolina. diane eastabrook is in columbia. what was the overall messages of the forum? the after all message is that the party needs to be sympathetic. interestingly, the two candidates that are leading the g.o.p. were no shows at the forum. >> reporter: here in south carolina, they dish up eggs and coffee, and the breakfast crowd debates the upcoming primary. >> trump appealed to me. i think rubio kind of leaning towards him. >> i'm leaning towards trump. >> why do you like trump. >> he's brave enough to say what we want to hear. >> reporter: in a race crowded with candidates and an election a little more than a month away. donald trump is leading the pack in the palmyra state by a wide ma

the suspect edward archer fired at officer jessie hartnett using a stolen cop gun. the officer is in critical but stable condition. the suspect was then shot yet another example of gun violence by the police the mayor might think. that's how he labeled the initial attack not as terror bubut gun crime. jihadism that avoids judging the action of others. you don't need to condemn radical islam when it is the gun's fault. the latist incarnation of islamophobia denying facts for fear of appearing bigoted. we must watch our behavior but not theirs. then of course we move on. it is the forgotten terror attack presidential gun control. it seems to me like the wrong approach. the only soft targets left are us. how do we defend ourselves give a chance by learning to use one. >> is there any legitimate way to say about that. >> he is a progressive politician so his first instinct wake him up from a dead sleep is lie and demand you become come police set with his life and tend to agree with him. that's part of what's going on. people are over looking at it a political motive. i

surveillance cameras captured him approaching jessie hartnett's cruiser and firing.three times. hartnett fired back wounding the gunman. 30-year-old edward archer told investigators he opened fire in the name of islam. the gun he used was reportedly stolen from a police officer's home two years ago. >>> the seven month manhunt for the druglord "el chapo" is over tonight. mexican authorities found joaquin "el chapo" guzman this morning hiding out in his home turf of sinaloa. the bloody shootout to captured him killed five people. the marines who led the raid found the guns. there was a rocket-propelled grenade launcher in there and two armored vehicles. "el chapo" escaped the maximum security prison last july through a tunnel more than a mile long. it was his second prison break. >>> positive news tonight on hiring in the united states. employers added 292,000 jobs last month. that means the unemployment rate stayed at 5% for the third straight month. it may mean another interest rate hike by the fed at the march meeting. but wall street was still down. it is the wors

. >> jessie hartnett was ambushed and shot four times in his patrol car.the shooter said he allegedal league against to isis. officer hartnett is hospitalized and has a long road

incredibly officer jessie hartnett survived even though he was shot three times. video of the attack shows a man in a long robe as he opened fire. archer confessed to the attack and said he pledged allegiance to isis. he is facing charges including attempted murder but currently none of the charges involve terrorism. >> we have to find some kind of direct or indirect evidence to support what this guy says. in other words. we just can't charge him with that because he said it. >>> investigators are trying to look into the remarks. >>> two months later on the run. there are new images of the man that likely orchestrated the paris attacks. where the terror suspects were just hours after the attack. >>> plus hillary clinton has long been thought to be the democratic nominee but could the tide be shifting to bernie sanders. what a new poll is suggesting weeks before. >>> tracking the rain in the five-day forecast. we have a couple of them. i am breaking them down for you after the break. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a mall attack in baghdad that killed 18 pe

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i mean my goodness first and foremost, what an amazing individual and warrior spirit that jessie hartnettplaye. melissa: yeah. >> and showing philadelphia's finest and what they do for all of us here on a nightly, daily basis. and my hat's off to him. what an incredible american. and my thoughts and prayers for him and his family right now. but to couple on what you're saying, melissa, you're absolutely right. i mean to see this threat and not to identify it for what it is when the perpetrator is actually telling us his motivate and what you know? my hat's off to the police commissioner for basically just giving factual information, outlining it and then for the mayor to come out and saying that it's not inspired by islam is just plane and simple. until we identify the threat for what it is and, you know, having rob o'neal on earlier. i loved listening to him. i'm a big fan. the one area which i differ, though, is when you look at the islamic state, they are strict adherence to the way in which muhammad and his following him in 6:23 and the following 60 years preskibed and wanted islam to

fraternal order of police will hold a benefit for jessie hartnett. >> officers from the new york police department 17th precinct honk order officer hartnett, presented him with the plaque he has in his hospital. released from the hospital friday. edward archer ambushed hartnett in his police car on january 7th, in the name of islam. hartnett was shot three times in his arm, but managed to shoot archer, archer now in jail, and due in court in march. the fbi is investigating this incident as an act of terrorism. >> ahead this morning on good day, we will share you how help officer hartnett on his road to recovery. >> delaware state senate just approved increase in minimum wage for work earnings. current minimum wage of 8.25, will go up by $2, over the next four years. wages will increase by 50 cents p annually starting in 2017. supporters say, that will help struggling low-income workers. critics say it could make businesses cut jobs, and cause young people to leave the state. the bill still has to go to the house. delaware's governor hasn't said whether he supports that bill. 4:12, from

jessie hartnett was shot three times in the arm and got out of his car, shot the suspect as he ran awayrcher said he did pledge allegiance to isis and police are looking at a tip from an anonymous citizen to archer's ties to radical islam. 3 >> a tip came from saturday from a woman who told an officer that archer had belonged to a group that was radicalized. the police union weighing in on this more about this tip saying that they heard that the tipster said that police should be looking at at least three other men and that archer was the least radicalized of the group. what they have to do now, anderson, is determine investigators have to determine if this is just street talk. is this rumor or is there something more to this? >> right. obviously need to know how credible the information. have they been able to determine that? >> this is what they are working on but for right now police are saying that they are taking this tip seriously. they are working along with the fbi as well. what they will do is going back, interviewing everyone that archer knew, especially those who knee him clo

. >> reporter: despite being seriously injured the video shows officer jessie hartnett getting out ofand chasing after his attacker hitting him in the backside. other officers picked up archer a short distance away. >> three gunshot wounds to the left arm is all we have. absolutely amazing that that's all he sustained. i cannot explain how he escaped that, nothing short of miraculous and we're thankful for that. >> reporter: speaking to wpvi hartnett's father said he lushd to the hospital where his son was able to talk to him after waking up from surgery. >> he is a tough guy, he love him, i'm very proud of him and he is an excellent person. >> and that was eve have a pilgrim reporting. the officer is expected to fully recover. police tell abc news that the gun used in the shooting was stolen from an officer's home several years ago. >>> new details this morning on escaped drug board "el chapo" after he was captured yesterday. officials revealed "el chapo" made contact to movie producers because he wanted to make a film. that helps authorities find his location. last night in an unusu

. >>> it has been a week since officer jessie hartnett was ambushed while on patrol in west philadelphiahile he continues his recovery local lawmakers held an emergency auto meeting for people who live near the site of the ambush. they are worried for their safety now more than ever after the fbi said it's investigating the crime as an acts of terrorism. last night a standing room only crowd filled the bryant school where he is dents expressed their fears. >> when we thought about terrorism, we must be real and we must face the fact that we all live in terror. >> i'm still scared about what happened. i've got a granddaughter in my house and it was very scary. >> residents called for better police community relations, more officers on patrol and trauma services for the community. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 11 minutes before 7:00, about a half hour away from sunrise, just a few thin clouds. mainly clear overnight, we will get a sunny start to the day. i'm expecting a quick warm up. 31 degrees in philadelphia, that's 4 degrees warmer than yest

. >> reporter: the officer is jessie hartnett. shot three times in the arm. >> i'm absolutely amazed that after hartnett is with us here today. >> reporter: despite his serious injuries hartnett managed to get out of the car, follow the suspect and fire back. other officers soon arrested the suspect identified as 30- year-old edward archer. police saying the suspect gave an alarming confession. >> estated that he pledges his allegiance to islamic state. and that is the reason he was >> according to him, he believed that the police defends law that's are contrary to the teaches of the quran. >> reporter: officer hartnett recovers in the hospital. >> he is waking up. he's a tough guy. i love him and i'm proud of him. >> reporter: the police commissioner says the gun used to shoot hartnett was a police investigators trying to figure out how the suspect got ahold of it. marcie gonzales, abc news new york. >> blue bell ice cream makers are adding another case are of listeria to the outbreak that forced them to shut down last year. the c

that the 30-year-old suspect fired a 13 shots from semiconductor pistole that hit officer jessie hartnettn his car. 33-year-old officer tried to turn fire. hit the gunman, we're told three times. surveillance video at scene, or posted behind the incident. we also have some other video and pictures that were snapped by people's iphones. we're not at liberty to share that yet, at least ones i'm perusing. shows this man in long white robe over dark pants. he definitely has a gun. after shooting the officer he stays near the car. he puts the gun directly to the driver's side of the window. fires point-blank. shots fired, shots fired. the officer responding i'm bleeding, i'm bleeding heavily. he is expected to recover. assailant is alive and taken into custody. again they're not hazarding making a jump whether this is out right act of extremism or someone dressing up that way to make it seem that way. obviously it is, it has put the city of brotherly love on tintter hooks for good reason. gary kasparov worries about this kind of stuff. talks about the world of terror we live. with the human ri

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philadelphia police officer jessie what are -- hartnett was shot several times. he was driven home with a full police escort. despite his injuries, he managed to get out of his car, chase fire. that suspect was arrested. >>> trending around the world tonight, four people are dead, two of them critically injured. two are critically injured after school in canada. the gunman also shot people at a second location. those shootings happened in a remote part of the nation so it's still unclear who the targets were or even the fate of the gun man. some shocking video showing a 2-year-old walking in the middle of a highway in oregon. his parents were nearby. they were looking for their son. they were cleaning up at a community center when the boy ran out the door, and onto the highway. the deputy who rescued the young child said it was a very dangerous situation, obviously. the little boy didn't suffer any injuries. and no criminal charges were filed against the parents. >>> you decide, the new fox news poll on the presidential race, donald trump continues to hold a comf