>> yeah. >> katherine: not four. >> four, no. >> katherine: four is where you draw the line?finger. nice job. >> katherine: we have a cantaloupe for some reason. >> eric: call me mr. cantaloupe for the rest of my life to keep trump in office. done. >> katherine: carry it, too. >> eric: i will do my best. >> katherine: carry the cantaloupe. i kind of figured you would think that. >> eboni: so did i. >> katherine: bernie, what about you? would you give up drinking. >> absolutely not. that's all stupid. 70%. all liars. everybody said they were going to canada. nobody went to canada. it's a bunch of crap. see these protesters at the everdivend ling trump period of time protest see sole of these purple haired angry freaks. give up food. you would think with that marching they would lose poundage. >> eboni: fat shaming the protesters, bernie? >> exactly right. fat shaming and whiney shaming: >> katherine: i think they are too. they would probably secretly. >> i don't drink so i will take the deal. >> katherine: you will take the deal? what about the shoe laces deal? >> eboni: that

good morning, katherineism good morning, tam. police say an argument between father and son turned violent. both were armed, the father with a gun, the son a sword both were injured but the son is now in critical condition. >> when the police first arrived their guns were drawn. >> reporter: chopper6 hd was over the 400 block of lincoln avenue in pottstown where police say joseph lee shot his son andrew lee multiple times. during their argument the father was also hurt, cut to his hand after neighbors say the son slashed his father with a sword. >> the son apparently cut his dad. the guy was sitting out here and then when the dad was going into the ambulance, we heard him say i'm just trying to see if my son's all right. i shot him twice. >> gunshots and violence. my kids are running around. i'm concerned. >> reporter: the mayor of pottstown came to the scene after seeing helicopters and police block the street.

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this intersection is closed, so are a number of surrounding streets after this water main break here overnight. you can see where the road is buckled right in the middle of the intersection here at frankford and thompson in fishtown. in the meantime, a dozen properties are left without water service. the water department was out here overnight, calls for a water main break. crews were able to shut off water to the 8-inch main. right now 12 properties don't have water service, two of the properties have water in their basements. as to what this means when you head out the door this morning, expect closures in the area and those closures could stretch through a lot of day. frankford is closed from girard to thompson. shackamaxon is closed from girard to thompson and thompson is closed from leopard to frankford. the route five bus is detoured here, too. you can get through on girard. girard is opened to traffic. water department crews are expected back here later on this morning to begin

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" talked to a neighbor who lives across the to the solbury township, she said she and her husband were in the pool when they heard what sounded like a series of gunshots. >> i looked at my husband and said was that fireworks, i said 4th of july is past. he said no, no, that was a shotgun. >> she said he had heard multiple sets of gunshots and yelling she reported the gunshots to police after learning about the missing men. >> meanwhile, the mother of mark sturgis posted this message on facebook, i want everyone to know from the bottom of our hearts how touched we were during this nightmare, this is an act of pure evil. all we can do is pray for our loved ones and hope the boys are found. we'll continue you to alert you to new developments in the 6abc app. you could fine all the details about the case allock with raw video from the action cam an chopper 6 hd. >>> in other news, a philadelphia community came together to rally against violence. police officers joined resid

we're live in solebury township, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine, thank you. >>> this morning, a fire tore through a row home in philadelphia's grays ferry section. it broke around 2:10 this morning. firefighters arrived to the 1300 block of south 26th street and found fire shooting from the second floor. medics treated an elderly man who refused to go to the hospital. the red cross is assisting him since he is now displaced. >>> and philadelphia police have launched an investigation after a man was hurt during an arrest. it happened along the 200 block of east eckhart in kensington. cell phone video shows one of the officers appearing to slam kevin rivera into the pavement and seconds later at suspect is seen falling to the ground as an officer tries to load him into a police car. >> he's clearly resisting in the middle of the street before they got handcuffs on him. >> no, he was like screaming to help and trying to -- he was tied. >> it's not clear what touched off the arrest or what happened in the moments that were not recorded. police have only said they wer

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam.estigators have been focusing on a property up the way here on lower york road here in solebury township. they're expected to be back this morning to continue their search. according to county records, the property is owned by sandra dinardo a relative of a man arrested yesterday on an unrelated gun charge. 19-year-old dane finocchiaro of middletown township, 19-year-old jimi patrick of newtown, 22-year-old mark sturgis of pennsburg and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week. it's unclear what relationship the men have with each other. the districter to thinks foul play has been involved in this case. the fbi state police and multiple local agencies have been involved. neighbors are stunned. >> it's sad 'cause solebury new hope, it's a beautiful little town and, you know, you hear this all the time. you never thought something like this would happen here. >> reporter: police have searched several properties belonging to the dinardo family including this home

everyone was like, katherine, my publicist was like, "katherine, you need to go on to twitter right now the first thing i think, too, yeah. [ laughter ] my nudes have leaked. >> yep. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. well, thank god that didn't happen at all. >> no, no. >> jimmy: let's talk about "13 reasons why." >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on this. man, oh, man, this is a -- it's a big hit for you. >> oh, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great performance. >> yeah. >> jimmy: can you explain what the show is about to anyone who hasn't seen it yet? >> well, i mean, the show it's based on a novel by j. asher. he wrote it ten years ago. and pretty much it -- it follows a girl called hannah baker who i play, who commits suicide and leaves a a box of tapes explaining the reasons why she did it. >> jimmy: i mean, it's a -- it's a pretty deep subject to bring up. it's a big subject matter. i know there's a little controversy around it, too, because people are saying maybe -- it glorifies suicide. >> yeah well, i mean -- i mean, of course, like there's controversy, 'cause you need

katherine scott has more details in abington, good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tamman perished in the fire overnight. his name was not released. his age was in the 50s or 60s. firefighters remain at work on the scene in abington township. it's taken sometime for them to go through the home and make sure that there were no additional flames, parentally there's a hording situation inside that complicates matters here, let's go to viewer picture of the flames burning overnight in the abington township home. the fire broke out on the 600 block of garfield avenue before 2:00 a.m. a neighbor called 911. police and units from four abington companies responded when police and firefighters arrived they saw heavy flames in the rear of the home. the flames had tore through the roof and severe in the rear bedroom. firefighters searched the property and found a man lying on the living room floor. he was already unconscious, after ems evaluated him he was pronounced on the scene. there was past contact between property maintenance and property owner due to the hording complaints.

live in eddystone katherine scott, channel6 "action news.t. >> thank you, katherine. >>> also breaking philadelphia police found a shooting victim lying between two parked cars on the street. the location is the 300 block of west seem see more street in germantown. the 20-year-old man was shot twice in the torso sometime this morning. officers rushed the victim to the hospital where he later died. so far police have no suspects or motive. >>> and developing this morning, the search is on for two gunmen who ambushed a man in the city's germantown section. this happened on the 6300 block of moy land street just before 11:00 tonight. the 23-year-old victim was waiting outside his girlfriend's house waiting to walk to a fireworks display when he was shot in the forehead. he's in critical condition. police are interviewing witnesses and friends and family who drove the victim to the hospital. >> spectacular fireworks display capped off fourth of july celebrations in philadelphia. a stunning display lit up the night sky as you can see there over t

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, jennette. district attorney said the case is a homicide. the question is how many homicide are there. the investigation continues in solbury township. meanwhile, in doylestown we're hearing from sources that they've confirmed the parents of the person of interest have subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury this morning. late last night, district attorney matt weintrob announced human remains were recovered in a common ground on a 90-acre property in sole with -- solbury township. dean finocchiaro was identified. jimi tar patrick, and cosmo genardo is a person of interest. he was arrested for trying to sell tom meo's car to a mend for $500. the car was recovered at a garage that was owned by genardo. prosecutors sought a 5 million-dollar cash bail for him who has been a person of interest in the case. there were additional human remains found in the grave, so the d.a. the pains taking process will go on. >> we'll bring each and every one of these lost boys home to their families,

live in fishtown katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you. >>> going on a personl into the brandywine never wilmington delaware and that led to a search. it happened at 5:30 in the evening yesterday near the falls inside alapocas state park. emergency crews searched in the heavy rain but they were not able to find the person last night. so far this morning there is no update on the search. >> ♪ >> new this morning, a man was shot 13 times as gunfire erupted in philadelphia's mantua section. this happened at around 9:15 last night along the 3900 block of brown street. police arrived and rushed the victim to the hospital where he remains in critical condition. >>> also new, two cars crashed in south philadelphia sending one of them veering into a building. the action cam was at passyunk avenue near lambert street late last night. one person was taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. >> there is yet again a call for increased security along the schuylkill river trail in the aftermath of two recent robberies. philadelphia police say last week a gro

we are live in fishtown, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you for that. >>> new here on "action news" a man shot 13 times is now clinging to life. the gunfire erupted around 9:00 last night on the 3900 block of brown street in philadelphia's mantua section. the victim is now in critical condition and police are searching for a suspect and for a motive in this shooting. >>> also new, a vehicle jumped the curb and slammed into a store in south philadelphia. the car spun out of control after a crash with an suv. this all happening along passyunk avenue near lambert street around 9:30 last night. one person was injured. there is minor damage to the store front. >>> and there's been long running tension and concerns over the security of the schuylkill river trail and two recent robberies are raising the issues yet again. philadelphia police say last week a group of teens muscled someone off of a bicycle and then stole it near race ted two teens jumped him and stole his iphone near 25th and weekend. this even after efforts in the last year to make the trail safer i

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >>> police-involved shooting is under review involving members from the philadelphia and septa force. 7 officers opened fire on a suspect in the 400 block of east somerset street in kensington. they saw a man rack ago gun on the -- racking a gun on the porch and pointing it at police. he was struck in the arm and leg. the suspect is wanted for shooting a woman during a domestic dispute. that woman is in critical condition. >>> support is pouring in for john mccain battling an aggressive form of brain cancer. the 80-year-old has undergone surgery. his wife released a message below their wedding photo. it reads thank you for all the wonderful thoughts, senator mccain is doing well. we z family will face the next hurdle together, one thing i do know he is the toughest person i know he is my hero and i love him with all my heart. you saw lindsey graham a very good friend of mccain he spoke with mccain about the diagnosis. >> pray, nod knows how this ends not me. i know this, this disease has never had a more worthy opponent.

we're live near the ben franklin bridge, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank youews" a man shot 13 times is clinging to life. the gunfire erupted around 9:00 last night on the 3900 block of brown street in philadelphia's mantua section. the victim is in critical condition. police are searching for a suspect and for a motive in this shooting. >>> and also new a vehicle jumped the curb and slammed into a store in south philadelphia. the car spun out of control after a crash with an suv. this happened along passyunk avenue near lambert street around 9:30 last night. one person was injured. there is some minor damage to the store front. >>> and there's a push for increased security along the schuylkill river trail after two recent robberies. philadelphia police say last week a group of teens muscled someone off of a bike and stole it near race street. a jogger also reportd that two teens jumped him and stole his iphone near 25th and locust. over the weekend in the last year more lights and mile markers have been installed. there's also a trail watch and now surveillan

. >>> katherine scott is live in mobile 6 this morning, katherine you found flooding in camden, good morning. >> reporter: you want to use caution as you head out the door this morning. i want to show you what we're looking at in camden. there's issues right here at tulip and master in camden where a car is stuck in the water. camden police are positioning in front of the water to stop any drivers from coming through here and getting stuck. the water completely covering the roadways. we came across pooling on admiral wilson boulevard in camden a known spot for flooding. police were out on route 70 at 41 in cherry hill directing people around flooding there. i was on the phone with long beach township police they have seen heavy flooding. route 72 on and off lbi has been i impassable. there's a truck coming up to the water ahead of us, but not a good idea to go through any standing water. we see a car that has not been able to get through, there have been storms across the area throughout the night. heavy rain, thunder and lightning, you want to look out for the ponding or pooling on

live in blackwood, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that, katherine. >>> route 141 in greenwood, delaware has reopened as the water receded. one worker had to get out in the driving rain to unclog the drains along road. he is waiting in knee high water. police were on the scene keeping the worker save and slowing down surrounding traffic. three people in greeneville had to be rescued from rising water near the hoops reservoir. firefighters had to pull them to safety, the vehicle appears to be a total loss, nobody was hurt. >>> dozens of people had to be evacuated following a fire in the parkside section on the bus 1600 block of north 52nd street at 11:30 p.m. firefighters got the fire under control, containing it to a mechanical room on the 4th floor. nobody was injured. >>> firefighters worked through the weekend to get control of the fire burning in the wharton state forest. this fire burned 3500 acres in burlington county. the spokesman for the new jersey fire service says the fire is not threatening any struct

katherine scott is live at the jail.porter: jennette, that's right, a confession and more details in the case of the four missing men in bucks. we'll live in in daley with -- doylestown with the latest developments. >> well, at least it's friday, that will help you copy as you you -- that will help you cope as he look out over the commodore barry bridge we have a good deal of humidity and it doesn't feel so great and we're in storms and high heat. >>> a flat bed carrying easily overturned putting the thousands of sea creatures all over the highway. they are crawling inside cars and crawling on people. one car was slimed. it prompted a user on social media to say looked like a scene from ghost busters. >>> county officials say the bill cosby trial cost $219,000. overtime pay was the biggest and he knows. law enforce. court and security personnel received $129,000 in overtime. expenses for jurors who came from allegheny county totaled $74,000 ascertain $16,000 in court costs. >>> 6:27 a.m., we're following breaking news ou

live in eddystone katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thank you katherine. >>> developing overnightfire erupts during an argument in a parking lot in new castle delaware leaving one person injured. the shooting happened at the star shopping center on the 3100 block of new castle avenue at 1:00 a.m. the man in his 20's was shot in the head and is in critical condition. the gunman took off. delaware state police are now looking for him. >> we're also following a breaking story out of new york city. a female police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty. a suspect fired through her marked patrol vanity bronx early this morning. the officer a 48-year-old died at the hospital. police say the suspect, 34-year-old alexander bond pulled a gun on fellow officers. those officers chased him for a block and then shot and killed him. an innocent bystander was also shot but is expected to survive. police say the police van that the officer was shot in had been parked in the area for months due to gang activity. >> happening today, back to business for state government in new jersey t sta

katherine scott is live on daily terrace with more on who police are looking for. katherine. >> reporter: matt, initially the mother was talking to police, when officers arrived she was conscious, but overnight she succumbed to the injuries at the hospital. her daughter is in critical condition. the crime scene arrived to gather evidence from inside and outside the home. the suspect we have learned is a 25-year-old man who was an ex-boyfriend. he has been arrested before, but police have not said why. this happened before 2:00 a.m. on the 2700 block of daily terrace. the ex-boyfriend upset about an recent break up stabbed the mother and daughter. his ex-girlfriend was rushed to penn presbyterian in critical condition with a severe stab wound to the neck. she is in surgery. her 48-year-old mother was stabbed multiple times in the neck and chest, she was rushed to the hospital and died from her injuries around 3:45 a.m. apparently the 21-year-old victim broke up with this man a few days ago. he was upset about. real time crime cameras captured video of him fleeing on

katherine scott is live for us at temple university hospital, that's where the caretaker was taken. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, and there were some witnesses that were taken down to the homicide division to be interviewed. 36-year-old man in a wheelchair was pronounced dead on the scene. the 51-year-old caretaker was shot. he was taken to temple university hospital in stable condition. let's go to video from the scene in tioga nicetown. you can see police investigating trying to gather evidence in the double shooting and homicide. officers were called shortly before midnight when they arrived, the 51-year-old man was lying in the street. the 36-year-old man was on the living room floor. 36-year-old man was in a wheelchair he returned home with his 51-year-old caretaker. the caretaker was helping the man up the steps into the front door of the home. two men walked up and they both had guns and the man in the wheelchair was struggling to keep the door closed. they shot him and struck him in the head. the caretaker took off southbound on gratts, they chase

we're live in eddystone, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you, katherine. >>> developing overnight gunfire erupts during an argument in a parking lot in new castle delaware leaving one person injured. the shooting happened at the star shopping center on the 3100 block of new castle avenue at 1:00 a.m. the man in his 20's was shot in the head and is in critical condition. the gunman took off. delaware state police are looking for him. >>> a 19-year-old was killed in a double shooting in allentown. police say the two men were shot yesterday on the 500 block of hope street. the lehigh county coroner says the victim was shot in the torso and died at the hospital. the second victim was shot in the leg. police say no one is in custody and there is no word yet on a suspect. >> an investigation is under way into what started a fire that destroyed a home. this is all that's left of that home in hamilton township, new jersey. chopper6 was over the 100 block of lakeside boulevard last night as smoke wafted from the two story home. fortun

>> katherine eaton. >> was she a victim or not? >> no, she wasn't. >> what are they saying she was a victim of? >> burglary. >> did you ever burglarize your own house that she lived in? >> no, yeah, i took my tv to the pawn shop. >> all right. the department of corrections has a policy. when an offender is released, they can have no contact with previous crime victims or co-defendants. she called the police on him, she got him incarcerated and at least got him sober-- or cleaned up for a while. but she then created a... the situation in the department's eyes that she was a crime victim because he took her tv set. there's no staying overnight there, there's no nothing. >> yes. >> all right, following you out. >> narrator: erroll leaves and goes straight home with katherine, violating the terms of his parole on his very first day. >> i just wanted to stay close to the people that i love and feel protected, and i understand that parole, they have to do what they have to do. but i was happy, i was home. that's all i have up here, that'

we're live in west philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you for thatd and his son seriously wounded after a family argument in montgomery county. chopper6 was over the scene on the 400 block of lincoln avenue in pottstown last night. neighbors say joseph lee shot his son andrew lee multiple times because the son was attacking him with a sword. >> the son apparently cut his dad with a katana. the guy was sitting out here. when the dad was going into the ambulance we heard him say i'm just trying to see if my son is all right. i shot him twice. >> the father suffered cuts to his hand but is expected to be okay. >> happening today, a federal indictment targeting allentown mayor ed pawlowski will be unsealed. the fbi has been investigating a pay to play scheme in which city contracts were exchanged for campaign contributions. nine people already have pleaded guilty to federal crimes since the investigation began in that 2013. pawlowski's attorney jack mcmann says he doesn't know the details of the indictment. pawlowski sent "action news" a text saying i wi

katherine? caller: yes, i'm here. guest: let me respond this way. i'm sure there are plenty of examples of uncivility on the part of every politician, and certainly there were times when president obama's remarks were intemperate, just as there are going to be times that president trump or anybody, any president is going to offer intemperate remarks. i think you would have a hard time suggesting that the climate of discourse that was set by the obama administration reached the depths of uncivility that we've seen during these past 100 and some days. host: let me get your reaction to this exchange between cbs' major garrett, covering the white house for cbs news, and the principal deputy spokesman, sarah huckabee sanders. >> someone suggested in their tweet response or public announcement today that the president misconstrued one of the messages that should have been gathered from a shooting that involved steve scalise and others, that the hostility of the verbal environment can create an atmosphere of violence. i'm not saying that, but members of co

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, jeanette. the main search site is right down the street from us. they searched multiple properties, though. this is a labor intensive process with just a lot of ground to cover. expect to see more police activity along route 202 today as the search for four missing men stretches into another day here in bucks county. chopper6 was over the scene on route 202 in solebury township yesterday. federal, state and local law enforcement scoured the property. heavy construction equipment was hauled onto the 90 plus acre property as investigators search for evidence connected to the four missing men. 19-year-old dean finocchiaro of middletown township f-19-year-old jimi patrick of newtown, 22-year-old mark sturgis of pennsburg and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week. investigators haven't commented on how the men are connected but said they do fear foul play. friends of the missing men have arrived to the search site hoping for news. meanwhile launch officials have searched

matt. >> thank you, katherine.pening today, a federal indictment targeting allentown mayor ed pawlowski will be unsealed. the fbi has been investigating a pay to play scheme in which city contracts were exchanged for campaign contributions. nine people have already pleaded guilty to federal crimes since the investigation began back in 2013. pawlowski's attorney jack mcmann says he doesn't know the details of the indictment. pawlowski sent "action news" a text saying i will not step down or drop out of the campaign. the democrat is running for a fourth term in november. >> new this morning, a man is in critical condition stabbed multiple times in the chest and back. chopper6 was over the scene in the city's olney section. it happened just after 6:30 last night on the 6100 block of north marshall street. the victim a man in his 20's was that rushed to the hospital in critical condition. but so far no arrests have been made. >> this is now. a bucks county murder investigation that went cold for more than three decades

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the fbi, state police and local agencies are involved in this search. they've been focusing on a property up the way here on lower york road in solebury township. it's owned by sandra dinardo a relative of a man arrested yesterday on an unrelated gun charge. 19-year-old dean finocchiaro of middletown township, mean-year-old jimi patrick of newtown, 22-year-old mark sturgis of pennsburg and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week and the district attorney believes foul play is involved. investigators have been looking at different properties saying they are chasing hot leads but there are a lot of questions we don't know the answer to at this point including how these men know each other, what their relationship could be. the district attorney has been in touch with their families. >> i have spoken to all of the families of the four young men. they're very prayerful. they're very, very anxious, they're fearful but they maintain some hope and i think that that

we're live in eddystone katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thank you katherine. >>> a violent fourth of july night in philadelphia. homicide detectives are trying to figure out who shot a 20-year-old man who was found lying in between two parked cars on the 300 block of west seymour street. he later died at the hospital. police want to talk to two young men seen running east on seymour towards wayne avenue. >>> gunmen ambushed a young man in the germantown neighborhood who was waiting to walk to a fireworks display. the 23-year-old victim was that standing outside of his girlfriend's house on the 6300 block of moylan street just before 11:00 last night. he's in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the forehead. police are interviewing witnesses and friends and family who drove the victim to the hospital. so far there's no word on arrests or a motive. >> happening today, the un security council is holding an emergency session to discuss escalating tensions with north korea. the united states has concluded that kim jong un his latest missile launch was indeed an interconti

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. katherine. >>> developing overnight, a bizarre incident in hunting park, a woman stole a taxi cab and pretended to be a driver. the strange incident started around midnight when the driver pick up a 6-year-old woman in hunting park. the cab driver got out and helped the woman because she had trouble walking. she illuded the driver and jumped in the cab and took off. police took out a description of the cab and the woman and a half-hour later, they found her and pulled her over. the suspect had a fare in the back seat. police took the suspect into custody, the fare did not know the cab was stolen. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting this is video from chopper 6 hd showing police investigating the shooting late last night on the the 5600 block of gibson drive in southwest philadelphia. according to police the victim was shot in the head. no word on a motive or any word on who police are looking for. >>> a boy is fighting for his life after unsuccessfully trying to jump on to

we're live in solebury township, katherine scott, channel6 "action news.nette. >> katherine, thank you. >>> new this morning, fire tore through a row home in philadelphia's grays ferry section. it broke out around 2:10 this morning. firefighters arrived to the 1300 block of south 26th street and found fire shooting from the second floor. medics treated an elderly man who refused to go to the hospital. the red cross is assisting him since he is now displaced. >>> and philadelphia police have launched an investigation after a man was hurt during an arrest. it happened along the 200 block of east archer street in kensington early monday morning. cell phone video shows one of the officers appearing to slam kevin rivera into the pavement. second later the suspect is seen falling to the ground as an officer tries to load him into a police car. >> he's clearly resisting in the middle of the street before they got handcuffs on him. >> no, he was like screaming to help and trying to -- he was. >> it's not clear what touched off that arrest or what happened in the m

we're live from the satellite center katherine scott, channel6 "action news.. >> all right, thank you, katherine. >>> and new this morning police in pemberton township new jersey are investigating the attempted abduction of a child. investigators have only released a few details but they did say that it happened last night near the presidential lakes. according to police, the suspect was driving a brown ford ranger pickup truck. >>> it is 5:05 and we're getting a closer look at a attack on a septa police officer. >> stop. >> very hard to see. after that man pushes sergeant lynn perone to the ground police say the attack happened monday night which perone was responding to the angora station in southwest philadelphia for reports of someone trespassing on the tracks. perone is now at home recovering. >> "action news" has learned two daredevil photographers are facing felony charges for climbing the ben franklin bridge. we told you yesterday morning how police confronted the two men who had climbed up a 382-foot pillar on the bridge. police say the two tripped se

we're live in fishtown, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thanks, katherine. >>> septa police looking for this man who is wanted for attacking a septa police officer. it happened at 58th street and an gore are a township in southwest philadelphia. the female transit police sergeant was on patrol when the man walked up to her and attacked. the officer was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >>> the atlantic county prosecutor's office released dramatic dashcam video of a police chase from three years ago that ended in a deadly shootout with a suspect. >> (sirens). >>> the high speed pursuit started in pleasantville in march of 2014 with the report of a man with a gun leaving a bar. prosecutors say antawn watson led police on a chase through four towns before crashing in atlantic city. the video shows him getting out and ignoring police commands. then exchanging gunfire with seven officers. an autopsy revealed watson suffered 45 gunshot wounds. the officers' use of force was found to be justified and none of them were charged. the video was just released because of

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam and jennette. this was a devastating discovery after days searching the vast property in solbury township. in doylestown today, sources confirm the parents of the person of interest have been subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury. >> this is are a homicide, make no mistake about it. >> reporter: late last night, district matt weintrob announced human remains were recovered in a common grave 12 1/2 feet under ground. dean finocchiaro has been identified as one of the people buried in the grave. cadaver dogs helped state and local law enforcement in their labor-intensive search. >> there are more human remains inside the grave. >> reporter: jimmy patrick of newtown and mark sturgis and tom meo have been missing since last week. after posting bail for a previous weapons charge denardo was arrested trying to sell tom meo's car for are $500. the car was recovered by police say grarnlg owned by the family. >> it is my host that he does not post bail, we're going to start looking seriously

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: there's been a lot of rumors and speculation about the case, we're starting to learn more about what happened, meanwhile, the man's attorney said he confessed to the murder. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: the only two words uttered to reporters of cosmo dinardo of bensalem after his attorney said his client confessed to the part in the murders of the four missing men in bucks county and the location of their remains. in exchange, the death penalty was taken off the table. >> he confessed to his participation or commission in the murders of four young men. 19-year-old dean finocchiaro of middletown township. 19-year-old jimi patrick of newtown. mark sturgis of pens grove and tom meo of plumstead have been missing for two weeks. their remains were found on the sprawling grounds of the farm in sole burr township. according to the associated press, cosmo dinardo killed each of the victims separately after selling them marijuana feeling cheated or threatened by the transaction, and burned the bodies at his family farm. the person said three of the bodies were

katherine scott is live in fairmont park with a look at the storm aftermath across the region.atherine. >> reporter: sarah and what a dinners from earlier, earlier there was flooding along mlk drive, now the birds are chirping and the sun is shining and the roads dried out after fierce storms struck the area overnight. heavy downpours wet roads, lightning streaking across the sky. strong storms ripped through the region overnight. even after the rain stopped problems lingered across the area. >> take it easy and be thowft to other people -- be thoughtful to other people. >> reporter: in ship bottom, route 72 near barnegot avenue flooded and the leaves were high this morning making local roads difficult to navigate. some drivers plowed ahead, others turned around. >> i have a mustang, i got here at 6:00 a.m., i had to drive back to little egg harbor and come back with my dad's truck. it's taken two hours to get to work. >> reporter: this car was stranded in the floodwaters at tulip and master, a police vehicle was posted to stop drivers from coming through the deep water. in bla

katherine scott has all the overnight developments that are many live at the bucks county courthouse in doylestown. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, the remains of one of the young men have positively identified, but the district attorney said there are more remains in that common grave soccer the investigation in solbury township continues today. meanwhile, in doylestown we're hearing from sources that the parents of the person of interest have been subpoenaed to appear before a bucks county grand jury this morning. >> this is a homicide make no mistake about it. >> reporter: late last night, bucks county district attorney matt weintrob announced human remains were recovered 12 1/2 feet under ground owned by the family. dean finocchiaro was identified in the grave. cadaver dogs helped law enforcement in their intensive search. >> there are human remains in the grave. >> reporter: dean finocchiaro, jimmy patrick of newtown, 22 mark sturgis of pennsberg and tom meo of plumstead has been missing since last week. 20-year-old cosmo denardo is a a per

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." tam. >> developing this morning, crews are fighting a forest fire in burlington county. the blaze has already consumed more than a thousand acres chop chop capturing the flames at the base of the trees in the washington township section of wharton state forest. 50 firefighters and 1 trucks are battling the -- 13 trucks are battling the flames. the fire poses no threat to property or people. >>> funeral services will be held for one of the victims of the bucks county killing spree. jimi patrick will be held at 9:00. he graduated from holy ghost prep with the suspect cosmo dinardo. he confessed to killing three others as well, this month. officials brought officers and horses and dogs back to the property where the bodies were found to scour the land to make sure they did not miss any evidence before returning the property to the family. >>> a bucks county man is accused of ethnic intimidation and assault. christopher jones approached a man on tuesday and asked him his country of origin

katherine scott has the latest on the man being held on bail in connection with this case. and now lets begin with gray hall and the latest information from the bucks county district attorney. >> reporter: well, rick and sara we can tell you that daily briefing wrapped up not too long ago. really no new developments outside of that huge news we all learned about at midnight we learn that one of the four men's body was discovered inside of a grave. as it stands at noon three men we main missing. heart break in bucks county in the search for the four men missing since last week. families held out hope things took a tragic turn. fears were confirmed when authorities say they found multiple human remains. and one is identified as dean finocchia finocchiaro. the others have not been identified. >> they are side by side and combing through vast fields and building and they are down 12 feet deep and getting deeper by the minutes. >> the remains were found in a grave more than 12 feet deep on a farm in solebury township. the property is ownby the family of a person of interest in t

katherine scott is live in mobile 6, katherine. >> reporter: ment weather has improved. the skies lightning up, we're not seeing the downpours, but there's problems leftover. this is black horse pike near 42. downed power lines ignited after a utility pole fell down. pse&g were called to shut off power so firefighters could attack the flames. now, cars are being allowed through on black horse pike. you can see the traffic going back and forth. the northbound ramp from 42 in blackwood remains closed for the time being. now let's shift to a picture near ship bottom. route 72. heavy storms moved through there and the water started to rise. they are still dealing with flooding. cars backed up trying to get articled the flooding, some have slowly proceeded through it. video from camden tulip and master, there you can sealing the car stranded in the high water. camden police posted in front of the water to stop any drivers from coming through the intersection. the rain has lightened up, we've seen storms throughout the area across the night. downpours and thunder and lightning

. >> julie: chief intelligent correspondent katherine harris is live. what happened earlier today? >> we have been here on capitol hill all day, and jared kushner arrived with his lawyer about three or four hours ago just before 10:00 eastern. we were down on the east side

correspondent for the washington tribune, katherine, you have been reporting on it. let's layout the facts here as you know them. basically, we know that peter smith, this role he was trying to play there covertly to dig up these clinton e-mails. that was revealed in the wall street journal. they toukd to him. a couple days later he died. we now find out it's a suicide, what can you tell us? >> ten days later after speaking with the wall street journal. they waited for due diligence, waited until the end of june to publish stories. when those came out, here is a man from an exclusive north shore. he's dead. he's reportedly looking for the hackers to find hillary's so-called missing e-mails. there were two gaping holes in my mind, where did he die and how did he die? i wok here in walk, this is my pack yard, the chicago tribune readership is there. i made eight point, for those two questions fundamentally. where did he die and how did he

. >> my panel is back with me, including mary katherine.ery different than what he has been saying to an american audience. what do you think that's about? >> i think it's partly about donald trump because he often changes his message depending on the audience. it's also about diplomacy. he had this discussion with macron behind closed doors about terrorism and cooperating and making paris a safe place so he comes out with a much softer message about that kind of thing and working in the interest of paris while he's standing alongside his french friend timotat this point. >> they did call each other friends. garrett, what's your take on this evolving relationship? remember that white knuckle handshake we saw previously. remember all the things macron has said about trump on camera in public saying, make the planet great again on an issue of climate change. here we see a friendly handshake, lots of smiles, lavishing macron with praise. your take. >> this was a man who just weeks ago was elected, basically, as the anti-donald trump. i mean, t

we're live from the satellite center katherine scott, channel6 "action news.att. >> thank you, katherine. >>> happening today a federal indictment targeting allentown mayor ed pawlowski will be unsealed. the fbi has been investigating a pay to play scheme in which city contracts were exchanged for campaign contributions. nine people have already pleaded guilty to federal crimes since the investigation began in 2013. pawlowski's attorney jack mcmann says he doesn't know the details of the indictment. pawlowski him sent sent "action news" a text saying i will not step down or drop out of the campaign. the democrat is running for a fourth term in november. >>> senate republicans are having a rollercoaster session in washington. just hours after claiming victory over a successful procedural vote to start debate on healthcare reform, gop leaders hit a stumbling block. late last night the senate rejected the bill's first amendment to erase and replace much of the affordable care act. nine republicans were among those who voted no. the senate is expected to take up a

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. investigators have been focusing on a property up the way here on lower york road in solebury township. they're expected to be back here this morning to continue their search and according to court records, the property is owned by sandra dinardo a relative of a man arrested yesterday on an unrelated gun charge. 19-year-old dean fin caro, 19-year-old jimi patrick, 22-year-old mark sturgis and 21-year-old tom meo of plumstead have been missing since last week. it's unclear what relationship the men have with each other. the district attorney does believe foul play is involved. investigators have been looking at different properties saying they were chasing hot leads. the fbi, state police and multiple local agencies have been involved. neighbors are stunned. >> it's sad 'cause solebury new hope is a beautiful little town and, you know, you hear this all the time. you never thought something like this would happen here. >> reporter: police have searched several properties belonging to t

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