it goes to john fetterman. >> reporter: mr. fetterman here in philadelphia and across the country there have been clasheses with police. what can you do on the federal level to ease or solve the situation and build a bond between the officers and the state patrol. >>> it's not what i could do in washington it's what i have done in my role as mayor of braddock. we have had a community policing model that led to a drop off in crime we went without loss of life in our community. we valued the black lives matter we got rid of the officers that should have been on the force and hired community oriented police officers and we became the community they wanted us to be. we developed trust and we need the police department, you need to affirm the very basic principles of black lives matter and we are seen as an ally and not an occupying force and we've managed to do all the reductions in crime and create a wave of public safety without any kind of increased complaints and nothing of anything of physical abuse or shootings. >>> mr. vodvar

katie mcginty, joe sestak, john fetterman all answering the big questions.make sure you tune in and hear what they have to say ahead of the pa primary. thank you for joining us. we hope you've had a great weekend, and we'll see you back here next week on "inside story." ♪ >>> i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >>> coming up next on "action news" at noon, developing a man is in custody after three people are shot and killed inside a north philadelphia home. >>> plus, police release new information about the death of a four-year-old girl. her father admitted to pulling the trigger. >>> survivors are speaking out about being pulled from a burning apartment buildings in south jersey. those stories next on "action news." ief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. sunday, april 17 i'm nydia han along with gray hall. >>> here's some of the stories we're following on "action

the democrats are former congressman joe sestak and katie mcginty and john john fetterman, and joe vodvarka vod vod -- got in the race last week. >>> i don't like politicians i don't see no difference between democrat and republican. its all by design they control everything. this is the worst the country ever had. >>> the biggest issue in my campaign is the scourge of inquality in this country. >>> i will uphold social security and stands with taxpayers against wall street excesses. >>> when the "wall street journal" endorsed me they said he can bring integrity. >>> mcmelissa. >>> a 17-year-old boy is dead after a fight ended in a shooting in philadelphia. the police responded to east wyoming avenue around 3:30 a.m. reports of several people fighting. the 17-year-old was shot in the chest and taken to st. christopher's hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. >>> we are learning from new information about a deadly rollover crash in cumberland county, new jersey. police say a 31-year-old woman was heading south on route 55 in millville and lost control. the as you have rolled over

and in the senate race, john fetterman -- this guy is really interesting. d read an article this week by john baer in which fetterman is quoted as saying, "if 30 years ago we had fought a war on addiction versus a war on drugs, where would we be today?" i thought that was really insightful, because he's attacking the demand for drugs... >> right. >> ...not the issue of supply. >> right. and it certainly people's viewpoints have changed on addiction and drugs, it would seem. >> some of his web ads are really thought-provoking and great. he doesn't have the money to get them across the state, but they're on the web and i encourage people to look at them. they're very, very thought provoking. >> gonna be an interesting race. all right, we'll take a break. more inside story coming your way right after this. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. a little child with big dreams. dwight evans. first a community act

she also thanked her opponents, john fetterman and joe sestak for an ideas-based campaign. in her speech, she spoke of raising the minimum wage. she would be the first female senator from pennsylvania. take a listen to her speech from just a couple minutes ago. >> you know, you hear a lot about momentum in an election year. who's got wind in her sails? who's moving in the right direction and who's got the best shot to come out on top? but this year, the momentum is about one person, one group of people. it's about the people of pennsylvania. >> reporter: big cheers here at south philadelphia at the international stage worke erers union complex. thanking her fans again. looking ahead to the fall. she did say she would face incumbent republican pat toomey calling the trump/toomey ticket a brand of bigotry and hatred. let me see if i can grab her real quick. no comment from the senator tonight. we'll try to grab her later if possible. her aides are telling me no at this time. again, we'll try to update, what her thoughts are coming into this november campaign against republica

she defeated former congress john sestak and john fetterman. senator pat toomey ran unopposed. >>> josh shapiro won the democratic primary to replace pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. he was running against steven zappala a and john morganelli. >>> on the republican side john rafferty junior was declared, he beat out joseph peters. >>> welshing still ahead a major recall may have you thinking twice about your dinner plans tonight. >> um-hmm. we will tell you what to look for to see if you are affect. >>> also ahead how a quick thinking new jersey police officer helped save a man's life. this morning he is being called a hero. >>> plus more wild weather in the southwest, storms bring lightening, hail, tornadoes, wait until you hear how one woman is protecting her car from all this. we will explain when we come >>> new jersey police officer is hailed a hero for chasing down a man and stopping him from jumping off an overpass. >> don't, don't, don't. >> this happened monday morning, on route 287 in river dale, morris county. the sergeant

democrats chose katie mcginty as their nominee and she defeated former congressman joe sestak, john fetterman and joseph vodvarka a. mcginty says if elect the real winner will be pennsylvania's families. >> you know, they have feeling the squeeze, hard working families, feeling ace squeeze, they are working harder and they are not getting a head. >> mcginty is challenging incumbent republican pat toomey, what hes unopposed in the primary. toomey plans to focus on the economy and fighting terrorism. >> america faces some big challenge is a head and we have an economy that is in the growing fast enough, threat of the terrorism is expanding, and the government in washington just isn't getting the job done. >> in the the race to replace pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane, josh shapiro wins the democratic nomination. he defeated steven zappala and john morganelli getting 47 percent of the vote. shapiro will face republican john rafferty, he defeated joseph peters 64 percent to 36. stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay on top of campaign 2016, we're the road to the white house as it retur

katie mcgiant which 42 percent, sestak 32 percent, john fetterman, 20 percent.oseph vodvarka had 13 percent. lets get live to "action news" reporter walter perez in mcginty headquarters. >> reporter: moment ago katie mcginty wrapping up her victory speech. she spoke with her opponent former congressman joe sestak. he was gracious news defeat and wish her well in november. technically there were four people in the race but it bowled down to two, former congressman joe sestak and party backed katie mcginty, despite sestak's experience, two terms in congress and a narrow two-point defeat to pat toomey back in 2010, it is mcginty has never held public office who has nearly universal support across democratic party, all the way up to the white house. the as you mentioned getting endorsed by president obama himself. senator casey was on stage warming up the crowd, before katie mcginty came out. once again democratic nominee for u.s. senate is katie mcginty. she faces pat tomb any november. reporting live from south philadelphia, i'm walter perez, channel six "action n

they're running against john fetterman the mayor of braddock, pennsylvania and manufacturing shop owneroe vodvar can ka. the winner will take on pat toomey in november. "action news" is also watching other races in the state. congressman chaka fattah is battling to keep his u.s. house seat. he's running against three he democratic challengers, state representative twenty eight evans brian gordon and dan muroff. fattah faces federal corruption charges right now. there are also people running for the attorney general seat that includes three democrats, josh shapiro, former montgomery county commissioner and also former state rep, steven zappala allegany county district attorney and northampton county district attorney john morganelli. two republicans are fight new york as well. state senator john rafferty and former deputy attorney general joe peters. they are of course running to succeed kathleen kane as attorney general and kathleen kane herself is embroiled in a perjury scandal at this time. now a lot of names for when you head to the polls today. so add that to what katherine just tol

the democratic race here was, the mayor of pennsylvania, john fetterman. and catie mcginnity, chief of staff to pennsylvania's democratic governor, tom wolf, she had a lot of establishment support. she will be the candidate for that senate seat it against paut tomby in the fall. we don't talk about house raceos nights like this this is a historic race. chaka fattah. is a bit of a special case. he was indicted on 29 counts, including racketeering, mail fraud, for misusing hundreds of thousands in campaign money. facing significant jail time if convicted, his trial starts in three week, he has lost his seat tonight in the sem democratic primary p dwight evans served in the littlure for four decadings. he will hold the seat this fall. interesting democratic down ticket stuff. we haven't had a lot to talk about. tonight, these are races. >> van hollen winning that senate seat in maryland. >> someone i know l she is afternoon exceptional person, incredible politician, someone who shocked the political world when she challenged to beat an enbum bent out of no wh

joe sestak, katie mcginty and john fetterman and vodvarka. the candidates took part in a debate in our 6abc studios, you can see that today moderated by jim gardner later this morning beginning at 11:00 a.m. on 56 abc stay with "action news" for primary election coverage on tuesday, we'll have representatives from the league of women voters here to answer your questions, you can call the number on the screen 7:00 a.m. when the polls open until any close at 8:00 p.m. >>> a person is dead after a single car crash on route 55 in south jersey. the action cam was at the scene mile marker 29 in millville. cumberland county. the car lost control in the southbound lanes and rolled over as the ran into the northbound lanes. the driver died and was thrown from the car. the northbound lanes were closed off, state police investigated and crews cleared the wreckage. >>> it was an 11-hour terrifying ordeal. now the search is on at this hour for a kidnapping suspect who police say took a woman at gunpoint and sexually assaulted her and held her captive for

the democratic race was john fetterman, interesting mayor of braddock, pennsylvania. joe sestak in second place and katie mcginty, less well-known national figure but who's been a chief of staff to pennsylvania's democratic governor tom wolf, she had a lot of establishment support. she will be the democratic candidate for that senate seat. and now in the democratic race. this is actually an historic event this evening. chaka fattah is the incoupkucumn pennsylvania. this is the first time an incumbent member has lost his or her asset in the primary. chaka fattah is a bit of a special case. he was indicted on 29 counts including racket tearing, mail fraud, allegedly using hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign money. he's facing significant jail time if he's convicted. his trial starts in just less than three weeks. he has lost his seat in the democratic primary. dwight evans will be the democratic nominee to try to hold that seat in a very heavily democratic district this fall. interesting democratic down ticket stuff tonight. we haven't had a lot of down ticket

democrats chose katie mcginty as their nominee she defeated former congressman joe sestak and john fettermannd joseph volumed slashing a she will faith republican path toomey in november. >>> in the race to replace cot land kane josh shapiro wins. he defeated steven zappala a and john morganelli getting 47 . shapiro will face republican john rafferty who beat out joseph peters. >>> do you want to find out who else won? go to our web site, campaign 2016 coverage continues at cbs philly.com. >>> well, still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning severe weather rolls across the south, a at least five tornadoes were reported, along with strong thunderstorms, and hail. and see the creative ways that some people are protecting their cars from the nasty weather. >>> plus... >> all prices will go up, in the bakery and ice cream world. >> say it ain't so? your ice cream cone could cost more, just in time for summer. >>> the reason behind the price hike on several sweet treats is coming up. prediabetes is a serious medical condition that increases the risk for developing type 2 diabetes. more t

the other democrats john fetterman faced off with mcginty and sestak in a debate on 6abc yesterday. > "action news" and 6abc.com is the place for the latest on the primary elections in pennsylvania and delaware. we'll have full coverage of all of the races tomorrow. and representatives from the league of women voters will be here to answer your questions. just call the number on your screen from 7:00 in the morning when polls open until the polls close at 8:00 p.m. >> in other news tonight owners of about a half million properties in the city of philadelphia got a surprise when they got new assessments in the mail. they could owe the city thousands more than they expected. "action news" reporter vernon odom explains why. >> reporter: david banks live on lat tonya street in port breeze a redeveloping neighborhood in south philadelphia. banks has a 10 year abatement in the row house he renovated so for a decade he'll play roughly one half the amount of tax on the structure he would be assessed without the abatement but the city's tax assessor has mailed out nearly 535,000 reassessments

in alphabetical order, the candidates are ferret fertility, katie mcginty -- john fetterman, katie mcginty joe sestak. and joe vodvarka. our panelists are llia garcia of univision 65 and "action news" reporter, vernon odem. and now your moderator 6abc anchor jim gardner. hello and thank you for joining us for this debate among the four democratic

katie mcginty john fetterman joe sestak are the four democratic candidates for the u.s. senate and they gathered at the 6abc studios in philadelphia today for an hour long discussion on several issues. it was moderated by our own jim gardner. our "action news" special vote 2016 the pennsylvania democratic senatorial primary debate will air this sunday morning at 11 o'clock. >> now to the philadelphia flyers. the team's post season hopes are on the line tonight in washington. >> after a big win against the caps on wednesday, the flyers lived to play another game. but they're still down three games to one in the series. >> "action news" sports reporter jaime apody is live inside the verizon center with a preview. hey, jamie. >> reporter: hey there, rick. they've done it before, six years ago against boston, the flyers came back from an zero-three deficit to win the series but these capitals they're the best team in hockey and they've shown that all year. take a look at morning skate this morning after skipping practice yesterday, the flyers took to the ice. yesterday they

fetterman and joe sestak. on the republican side, montgomery county state senator john rafferty is facing joe peters.rney general kathleen kane who is facing criminal charges decided not to run for re-election. now, your vote will have a significant impact on who wins today's primary. voter turnout is key. experts we talk to said voter turnout matters, especially for the democrats. one political analyst suggested that high female turnout could benefit katie mcginty. while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano said the goal is to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see them get a chance to talk to their council member or state rep, and realize these are folks that live down the street from them, their eyes open up and they get hook for life. >> only 20% of registered voters showed up to the polls in the 2012 pennsylvania primary. we'll find out what happens today. be sure to watch "nbc 10 news today" and tonight. make sure you have the free nbc 10 app with you. we'll have live updates throughout the evening and our digital team on nbc10.com will be provid

fetterman and sestak. in the race for pennsylvania attorney general, the democratic battle is between northampton county d.a. john montgomery county commissioner josh shapiroç and allegheny district attorney steven phen zappa zappala. on the republican side, john rafferty is facing federal prosecutor joe peters. kathleen kane decided not to run for re-election. >>> another race we're following is the one for pennsylvania's second congressional district. that's where incompetent democrat chaka fattah is hoping to hang on to his seat while dealing with federal corruption charges. three candidates are challenging fattah who has represented that district since 1995. your vote will have a big impact on today's primaries. especially because of voter turnout. experts we've talked to say voter turnout matters, especially for the democrats this year. one political analyst suggests that a high female turnout could benefit pennsylvania senate candidate katie mcginty while a big millennial vote would boost bernie sanders. nick marzano said it's his goal to show young people why it's important to vote. >> when you see member