"action news" reporter christie ileto is live at 53rd and katherine.hristie, what's the story on this? >> reporter:. >> reporter: well, jim these are just two of the vehicles that were hit during that chase. apparently it all started when darby borough police witnessed two men selling crack cocaine. officers say the two suspects jumped in their rented car and that's when the pursuit down katherine began. >> they was going back there real fast. i'm talking road runner fast. >> it hit all the cars on the left-hand side of catherine street. >> reporter: now, witnesses described what it was like as the suspects tried to outrun police in this very busy southwest philadelphia neighborhood just after 4:00 this afternoon. the pursuit started in delaware county and stepped into high gear on katherine near 56th. police say the suspects crashed into three cars before losing control and crashing into two parked cars and that's when the pair darted from the vehicle and began to run on foot. >> the occupants of the vehicle both fled. one was app left-handed a short

got you on the 19th noor. >> next to katherine, right? >> mm-hmm. >> okay. >> all set. >> this is my room right here, 1922. you can see my card works. if i were some sort of predator, i would be feet away from the woman i was targeting. i would know she's in one of these rooms. luckily this is just an experiment with katherine and they told me she was across the hall. they put me across the hall. >> no one called, no one alerted me you were coming up. i would have had no idea you were right next door to me. >> what happens as these next few hotels is even more surprising. first radison. >> on the ninth floor. >> great. >> left side. >> thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >> katherine is in, heading to her room. later i check in. my friend katherine is staying in this hotel. can i be right next door to her? >> i would try to do that but they don't have the rooms next to her. somebody's in that room. >> where am i? >> 931, she's in 927. >> this is incredible. here's my room, 931, and here's my room key. at this hotel there is no guesswork at

my friend katherine nathanson is staying here. can i give the room next to her. >> i'm not able to give out what her room number would be without getting her permission. >> reporter: good news. he won't put me anywhere near her, but things take a turn at the hilton. katherine checks in. >> perfect. >> reporter: when i arrive later, listen to what the clerk tells me. my friend katherine can i get the room next to her. do you got me in there? >> on the 19th floor. >> reporter: next to katherine, right? great. this is my room right here. 1922. you can see my key card works. if i was a predator i would be feet away from the woman i was targeting. i would know she's in one of these rooms right over here. luckily this is just an experiment. it's my producer katherine and she told me they were putting her up across the hall. hey. >> hello. >> reporter: they put me in 1922 across the hall. >> no one called or alerted me. i would have had no idea you were right next door to me. >> reporter: but what happens at these next two hotels is even

"action news" reporter katherine scott is live on the scene with the details and katherine it soundse people who witnessed it just said it seemed crazy to them what they were seeing. >> reporter: yeah, they couldn't believe what they were seeing. the noise brought a lot of them outside and they said that they tried to help but there was really just nothing they could do. the body was burned beyond recognition but police do believe there was a man inside the car and you can see at this intersection it remains closed off. police are here and they are starting to clear this intersection. judging from the damage investigators believe this car was going really fast. there's still a bit of debris strewn everywhere. there was a tire ripped off the vehicle, car parts flew about a hundred feet away. let's go to video from shortly before 5:30 where the mangled car was loaded onto a flatbed and towed. its first stop is the medical examiner's office because the body was too badly burned for police to remove it themselves but it shows how badly damaged this vehicle s this happened around 1:30 thi

>> yes, sir, on the 19th floor. >> next to katherine? >> yeah. all set. >> this is my room right here, 1922. you can see my key card works. if i were a predator, i would now just be feet away from the woman i was targeting. and i would know she is in a room right here. luckily it's an experiment. >> they put me right here, 1922 right across the hall. >> no one called. no one alerted me. i would have had no idea that you were right next door. >> reporter: but what happens at the next two hotels is even more surprising. first this radisson. >> on the ninth floor. >> thank you so much. in headed to her room. later, i check in. can i be put in the room next to her. >> you're going to be right across -- >> can i be next door. >> i was trying to do, but -- >> reporter: where will i be? >> you will be in 93 1 . she's in 927. >> reporter: at this hotel, there's no guess work at all. he volunteered her room number to me. he said 927. so if i were a stalker, here i am, right at her doorstep and here she is. >> reporter: and turns out, it's not an isolated

tam. >> thank you katherine. >>> it's 6:04. the department of homeland security stressed there is no what they call a specific credible intelligence of a copycat threat out there but as a precaution security has been stepped up at philadelphia international airport. this time security concern is not about what's going on on board planes as had been the focus after 9/11. but instead what you might face inside the airport terminal. "action news" caught up with pats jersey who traveled by air yesterday. >> didn't know until i changed over in frankford and watched it on television like many of us did and to say the least it was very frightening and disturbing to see those kind of events unfold. >> i'm not afraid. >> reporter: you're not afraid. >> if anything else should happen it will happen. >> there lab a visible increase in police presence during the evening rush hour last flight at septa's suburban station we saw officers patrolling on bikes and with k-9 units especially trained to sniff out bombs. >>> our coverage of the terr

we're live in chester, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> it is 6:04. we're following a developing story out of lindenwold camden county a fire at an apartment complex early this morning has displaced some of those residents. it happened just after 1:30 at the pines apartments in the 500 block of roper avenue. one resident says a woman living on the first floor knocked on her door and told her to get out. she says she grabbed what she could and ran for it. ly. >> me and my cat made it out safely, yeah, association so th. >> the resident says she'll stay with family for the night. that fire did damage two units in the building and there's still no word yet on what caused it. >> new on "action news," a police swat vehicle was involved in a chain reaction crash on i-95. it happened past the academy road exit in northeast philadelphia. police say a driver lost control of his car and crashed into the concrete barrier. two officers in the swat vehicle stopped to help when a third car slammed into them. the driver of that last vehicle is being test

we are live in bellmawr, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> okay, katherine, thank you. >>>ew here on "action news" surveillance pictures of a suspect wanted for a shooting in atlantic city. the shooting happened on february 21st in the 1400 block of caspian avenue. one man was wounded. if you recognize the suspect atlantic city police urge you to give them a call. >>> and wilmington police are also investigating a shooting that sent children at a park scrambling for safety and a stray bullet into someone's home. the bullet pierced the window frame of the home on the 2700 block of east 26th street yesterday evening. fortunately it didn't make it inside and the family was not hurt. >> two delaware county parents are under arrest accused of leaving their three-year-old child alone in deplorable conditions. police pulled over the child's father stanley hampton in tredyffrin township yesterday. that led authorities to the regency apartments on creek drive in radnor where the child was all alone. police add the home was covered in trash and the burners on the stove were turned up

we're live in kensington, katherine scott channel6 "action news." matt. >> quite a scene.nk you katherine. >>> firefighters remain on the scene of a major fire in colwyn delaware county. people nearby heard several explosions at the building which is believed to be an auto shop on the 500 block of ellis avenue. authorities believe the fire started outside at 11:00 p.m. burning at least 15 cars and then spread into the building. more than 100 firefighters headed to the scene and when fire crews arrived they said the ground was shaking from the blasts. a witness nearby also heard the explosions. >> huge explosion. there was a mushroom cloud. it was huge. and i -- first it knocked me and my father down. first thing we got up and we said we hope nobody's in there. we ran in towards the fire just to make sure nobody was on the ground. >> hazmat crews were called to the scene because of chemicals inside the building. however, authorities say there is no threat to the public. the cause remains under investigation. >>> and this is new, a house fire sent two people to the hospital

live in juniata park, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that katherine. >>>action news" confirmed this fiery wreck killed two people in wilmington, delaware. the vehicle slammed into a pole and burst into flames last night. it happened along the 900 block of new castle avenue. the crash caused four hundred people in the area to lose electricity. the power has been restored. >>> developing this morning, five people are dead in what police are calling an ambush styled shooting in a backyard party in suburban pittsburgh. two gunmen remain at large. four people were gunned down, three others were injured and are in critical condition. people scrambled toward the house as the bullets began flying. there's no word on who the suspects are or what i they did it. >>> the red cross is helping two families out on the street after their philadelphia row home fell down around them. the walls came tumbling down on him or her i don't street in germantown section at 1:00 a.m. the two adults inside made it out unharmed. >>> i was hanging up my clothes and we heard, boom, boom

. >> reporter: for 21 years ginger katherines a documentary photographer has focused her attention one he that still roam wiexg an wyoming andr western states. these are among over 800 wild horse he living freely in the rugged sage of western wyoming, sharing the land with elk and antelope. >> they are evocative of a time long ago. it's thrilling to see them. big spectacular animals still on the landscape. they're wild and so they have this spirit inside that they exude that a lot of times you don't see with domestic horses. >> and now katherines has joined a bitter battle to keep them wild. siding with preservation is and against blm to remove them from this part of wyoming forever. >> why are you opposed to removing these wild horses? >> there is no need to remove them. the blm is bending to the wishes of the cattle men who want more cattle and less horses. >>> the date of the transcontinental railroad, an area called the checkerboard, two and a half million acres of open range. the cattle ranchers argue that the wild horses overrun these grazing areas on private land. you none of t

we are live in kensington, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for thoseails. >>> developing this morning firefighters are on the scene of a blaze in colwyn delaware county. the fire erupted on the 500 block of ellis avenue late last night. police -- people nearby heard several explosions at the building which is believed to be an auto shop. more than a hundred firefighters battled that inferno. while fire crews arrived they said that the ground was shaking from those blasts. at least 15 cars burned before flames spreaded into the building. hazmat crews were called to the scene because of chemicals in the building but authorities say there is no threat to the public. >> detectives in philadelphia are working on six fresh homicide investigations just from last night. they include this murder on the 2300 block of morris street in grays ferry. a biker was shot and his motorcycle hit a wall. police are trying to determine if the crash or the shooting killed him and if he was targeted and why. >>> one person was shot and killed in the city's east falls neighbor

we're live in kensington, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. matt. >> thank you, katherine. >>> developing now firefighters remain on the scene of a major fire in colwyn delaware county many people nearby heard several explosions at the building which is believed to be an auto shop on the 500 block of ellis avenue. authorities believe the fire started outside burning at least 15 cars and then spread into the building. more than 100 firefighters headed to the scene. when fire crews arrived they said the ground was shaking from the blasts. a witness nearby also heard the explosions. >> huge explosion. it was a mushroom cloud. it was huge. and first it knocked me and my father down. first thing we got up and we said i hope nobody's in there so we ran in towards the fire just to make sure nobody was on the ground. >> hazmat crews were called to the scene because of chemicals inside the building. however, authorities say there is no threat to the public. the cause remains under investigation. >> ♪ >> also new this morning, fire injured two people in

katherine, thank you so much. i can clearly see what you're talking about in terms of the strategy, the safe strategy taken and then the road not taken. so i guess my question is, in terms of legal strategy and marriage inequality, what does -- what would the road not taken have looked like? -- the better road not taken have looked like, and what can we retrieve from that road that was not taken? >> two quick things to say about that. we worked very hard on domestic partnership, civil unions, laws, forms of recognition so that we had a range of ways to perhaps create some legal or financial security for our nonmarital relationships, and what was nice about domestic partnerships and civil unions is that they allowed you some room to innovate, and didn't invite the state into -- setting the terms 0 of whatot relationship was. and by and large the gay community has dropped defending those alternative institutions, and in fact part of their legal strategy was to vilify them as second-class status in order to win marri

"action news" reporter, katherine scott has been working on this story all morning, she is live on i-95 in newark with the very latest details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, the driver of the striking vehicle was taken in for question. the circumstances remain under investigation. happened at the toll plaza in the northbound lanes of i-95 near newark. you can see the cars smashed into the toll plaza. three cars involved in all, two as you suvs is a does sedan. a vehicle was paying a cash stole, the struck vehicle went flying. when paramedics arrived, the woman was trapped in the suv she was riding in. fire department used the jaws of life. she was in stable condition. three others were taken to christiana hospital. a 19-year-old passenger was in serious, but stable condition, two others whose injuries were not life threatening. delaware state police continue to investigate. authorities are trying to determine if the driver of the striking vehicle was imairld in in -- impaired in anyway. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> maryland offi

we're live in hunting park, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> thanks, katherine. >>> philadelphiaayor jim kenney has a new strategy to stem the tide of violence in the city's grays ferry section. residents packed the vare recreation center in south philadelphia last night. councilman kenyatta johnson says the violence is part of an ongoing turf war and urged people to step in and try to intervene. >> knowing that there's a war going on and everybody's sitting back not saying anything as opposed to trying to figure out, at least trying to reach out and calling somebody and say listen -- >> player kenney's solution is to raise and borrow hundreds of millions of dollars to renovate or refurbish rec centers libraries parks and expand social programs. he's also pushing for a soda tax to help pay for it and that soda tax would be three cents per ounce on sugary drinks sold in philadelphia. diet drinks would be excluded. the mayor predicts the tax would produce $400 million over five years and in addition to renovating rec centers kenney wants to use the some ton fund his universal prek

live in spring garden katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> thank you for that katherine. >>> and big primary wins with big implications in the race for president. hillary clinton and donald trump and john kasich all scored some significant victories. >> and a.m. embarrassing loss in his home state prompted marco rubio to suspend his presidential campaign. >> on the republican side trump took florida north carolina and illinois. kasich won his home state of ohio. for the democrats clinton wop florida north carolina ohio and illinois but clinton and trump are leading in missouri right now but the race there still too close to call. >> marco rubio suspend end his bid for the white house after suffering a nearly 20-point loss to trump in florida. rubio is the first sitting senator to lose a presidential primary in his home state since 1960. we'll have a live report on the super tuesday part three results in the next half hour. >> it is 5:05 and new here on "action news," bill cosby's wife is fighting attempts to get her to answer more questions in a defamation lawsuit filed by severa

katherine. >> reporter: matt, we do have an update for you.ve now said that overnight they located that vehicle and they made an arrest on last night's hit and run here in pennsauken. you can see that this road has opened back up overnight. it was closed for hours as police gathered evidence here in pennsauken on route 130 by browning road. police say the man was crossing a little south of browning road around 11:30 last night. he had made it out to the median when he was struck by a vehicle traveling south. the impact of the crash threw the man across the southbound lanes and he landed in the parking lot near a burger king and died. police were on the scene for hours searching for evidence and they did recover the front bumper of the striking vehicle. police tell us that the investigation led them to a house in camden near 29th and clinton. they located the vehicle and then they made an arrest. now, so far they have not released a whole lot of details about the investigation and what led back to that home in camden. they have not released the

we're live in south philadelphia, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that, katherine. >>> happening philadelphia mayor jim kenny will kick off 2016 philadelphia flower show. even with the last blast of winter, the whole city is getting into the act, the pennsylvania horticultural society announced the winners of their contest. tune in for an hour long preview tomorrow night at 7:00. the entire "action news" weather team will be at the pennsylvania convention center to take you inside this year's displays. tomorrow at 7:00. plus an encore presentation next sunday. i'm seeing daffodils blooming already, even though i think they jumped the gun. the story this morning is the snow, even though it's not that big of a story. as we go in closer, we can see a light niewns -- nuisance snow around philadelphia and trenton is getting this, a lot of holes in the action around the i-95 corridor. with temperatures below the freezing mark anything that's salted and pretreated is wet this morning. some side streets may be giving you trouble. i have to say in delaware county when i ste

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, katherine. >>> another big retailer is joining the going movement to raise workers wages. maribel aber has the story live at the nasdaq in time square. >>> costco is raising the minimum wage bumping it up to $13 an hour. it's the first time they have increased their minimum wage in 9 years they are trying to attract works as the labor market gets stronger. stock futures pointing to a lower open. the jobs report is expected out, economists say 195,000 jobs were created while the unemployment rate held steady. back over to you. >>> thanks, sounds like the snow is changing in p-a, but an issue in other parts. >> reporter: it's coming down, let's show it to you, it's breaking apart in the northern and western suburbs, if we go in tighter here, obviously the big bright banding is going on in delaware and south jersey. the movement is continuing to come up from the southwest. we are getting closer to the back edge of this. northern bucks and southern montgomery county south of doylestown are seeing bright banged there, but right here in phi

i spoke with katherine doucette who was hurt today and her mom. they' re shaken but thankful and still wondering why? >> the angels were definitely in that school. tammy: the unimaginalbe horror is difficult to relive. >> the most horrifying thing is, how do you get to your children fast enough? tammy: 14-year-old katherine' s doucette showed us where classmate opened fire in the cafeteria. the terrified football player joined other students under a >> she' happened. she' s gone to madison since kindergarten and she' s known these kids, even the shooter she knows and it' s hard to think that, you know. tammy: that' s the same question jade ilderton has, too, as her mom hugs her tighter tonight. >> why would he do that? why? there was pretty much no reason to do it. tammy: jade says she was in the cafeteria watching the accused shooter, james austin hancock, unload on her friends cameron smith and cooper caffrey. >> scared. i thought i was going to die. i thought he was going to shoot everybody. >> any nightmare where my kids, where kids are hurt o

we are live in hunting park, katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. new here on "action news," the city's fire marshal is looking into an early morning blaze in southwest philadelphia. the flames broke out around midnight but quickly spread through two floors avenue row home on guyer avenue near 64th street. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> and no one was home when a fire broke out in gloucester township new jersey. the flames destroyed the porch of a home at central and seventh avenues late last night. the cause that of fire is not yet known. >> a mother and her son are behind bars accused of selling heroin out of their upper darby home. police say 24-year-old malcolm peck sold heroin to an undercover officer. the delaware county drug task force then found 470 bags of heroin packaging materials, cash and a gun inside a home he shared with his mother tionne. neighbors say the pecks recently moved to the block. >> all them drugs in house i'm shocked and i got four kids over here. >> court records reveal malcolm peck has prior weapons and drug

we're live in chester, katherine scott, channel6 "action news.". >> katherine thank you. >>> and detectives this morning are also searching for a gunman. he fired on man standing on a front porch in olney hitting that man in the head. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at einstein medical center in logan where that victim is being treated. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. and that victim remains at einstein hospital in critical but stable condition and police say some of those bullets that were fired at him actually went into the home that he was sitting in front of at the time of the shooting. take a look at this video. we're told that this all happened around 9:30 last night in the 200 block of west grange avenue in the olney section of the city. it was there police say that the 22-year-old victim, a man sitting on a front porch, was shot on the left side of his head behind his ear. now, police took him to einstein hospital and police say at least one of the bullets went into the house. >> we found a bullet that w

we're live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. >epublican frontrunner donald trump has changed his mind. now saying if someone else gets picked to be the gop nominee, he will not support him. trump is also defending his campaign manager charged with roughing up a reporter. bc's megan hughes reports from washington. >> reporter: all three republican candidates appearing on stage separately in wisconsin last night for a cnn town hall. donald trump quick to make waves backing out of republican candidate's loyalty pledge. >> do you pledge to support whoever the republican nominee is. >> no, no. >> you don't. >> no. we'll see who it is. >> reporter: every candidate is weighing in on the latest shakeup in the trump campaign manager corey lewandowski facing a criminal charge of battery. lewandowski moves forward to grab her and pull her back allegedly gripping her arm. >> it shouldn't be complicated that members of the campaign staff should not be physically assaulting the press. >> when you have problems like that you have to act. >> repo

we are live in spring garden, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for thatand two philadelphia families say a landlord took their rent deposits but never handed over the keys. nancy jennings says she put down more than $2,000 to live in this home in the 6200 block of reedland street. she was supposed to move in on february 1st. however, jennings says the landlord sherri gordon johnson continued to give her the run around. jasmine mcqueen says she went through the same thing she says she also gave johnson money, $850 in 2011. she says she never heard back. in the jennings case she says she needs her money so that she can rent a new home. >> i moved out of my old house to move into this house and i have four children and now me and my four children live in my daughter's apartment. that's a one bedroom. >> both women have contacted police. "action news" reached out to johnson who told us that she plans to give jennings back her monday this friday. however, johnson denies taking any cash from mcqueen. >> a delaware city contractor is accused of scheming an elder

live in logan, katherine scott channel6 "action news."t. >> thanks katherine. >>> this is video of police say are members of the felony lane gang being walked out of the tredyffrin police department on their way to the chester county prison. authorities say they spotted them altering license plates in a park pentagon lot yesterday afternoon. police confronted them and arrested three people. the others took off in an suv and that suv eventually got stuck in traffic on the schuylkill expressway. two people were arrested on the spot, two others were arrested after a foot pursuit. police say the gang's crime network is notorious for stealing items from vehicles. >>> a 65-year-old man turned the tables on two men who attacked him in the queen village section of the city. it happened at second and bainbridge streets at 8:30 last night. investigators say two men in their 20's started bothering the man and his wife when they punched the man police say he pulled out his gun and opened fire. one attacker was shot in the neck the other in the stomac

live in hunting park, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you for that. >>> new here on "action news" the fire marshal is looking into an early morning blaze in southwest philadelphia. the flames broke out around midnight. they quickly spread through two floors avenue row home on guyer avenue near 64th street. no reports, though, of injuries. >>> no one was home when a fire broke out in gloucester township, new jersey. firefighters hosed down the smoldering scene late last night. flames melted through all of the front porch, in fact leaving nothing but the frame behind. the calls of that fire is not yet known. >> a bensalem high school student is accused of selling marijuana brownies to middle schoolers. 18-year-old jacob francisco faces charges of possession of marijuana with intender to deliver and corruption of minors. a group of seventh graders at shafer middle school ate the drug laced brownies last week. fellow classmates notified teachers who reported it to police. >> ♪ >> in politics now, front runners donald trump and hillary clinton looking to sweep sev

for his daughter, katherine. >> i heard a crunching sound. she said, ooh, like something tasted bad. i knew she had accidently gotten one of my pills. >> reporter: robert takes several heart and blood pressure pills a day. it's not clear which one katherine ate. >> i felt scared and guilty all at the same time. >> reporter: every nine minutes a child is rushed to the reflt for accidental poisoning. a key factor, nearly least one prescription drug. almost 80% use over-the-counter medicines. >> kids have more exposure, particularly in multi-generational families. 48% of the time a child who is treated in an emergency room had gotten into a grandparent's medication. >> reporter: easy-open pill boxes like these are convenient for adults and a major hazard for children. of children brought to the reflt for possible medicine poisoning, safe kids worldwide found most medicine in a pill box, on the floor, in a purse, or right on the counter of the experts take controlling access is key. >> all medications should be stored out of sight of children and

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the police do not have a description of the shooter or shooters. they are hoping footage from nearby surveillance cameras they can get the description of the suspect or suspects in the case. meanwhile, the 16-year-old girl is in the hospital in stable condition. officers were called out to 7th and luzerne around 11:30 in hunting park after a report of gunfire. police say a 16-year-old girl was standing on the front steps of her home talking to her sister when several shots were fired nearby. she realized she was shot in the thigh height by a stray bullet. she ran into the house where the family members helped her until medics arrived. >>> it appears the 16-year-old female is an innocent victim. it appears she was standing on the front steps of the property talking to her sister when she was struck in her thigh with a stray bullet. >> reporter: at this point, police are investigating a motive and trying to figure out who was involved. if you have any tips, east detective'ses are -- east detectives are investigate this one. they

katherine. head to our facebook page and tell us about your bracket. >>> i never got around to filling one out. i'm going to fill it out in about a week. storm tracker 6 live double scan, we've got no precipitation this morning. as we look outside, sky6 live hd clear skies over the ben franklin bridge and for now, winds are light, so we're starting out with a failure tranquil morning. it's cool in some neighborhoods. 51 degrees in philadelphia. 36 in allentown. 47 in trenton. 46 in wilmington. 39 in millville and 50 in cape may at this early hour. future tracker 6 shows you how we'll start out with the sun this morning, during the afternoon a few clouds will sweep through. there could be an isolated pop-up shower mixed in here, most of you won't have to worry about that. after that sweep of clouds gets through we'll clear out. up in the lehigh valley, sun and clouds, we'll allow for a spotty shower. the odds is you won't see that. down the shore you have to watch out for a spotty shower, but i m

good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam and erin.se two brothers were apparently known to police for past crimes but nothing related to terrorism. a search continues this morning for a third suspect seen on airport surveillance footage with those two brothers. last night authorities were searching a brussels suburb looking for suspects connected to the explosions that killed at least 31 people. also new this morning, a belgian state broadcaster has now identified two of the attackers as brothers khalid and braheem bakraoui believed to be dead. [speaking foreign language] >> the interpreter: we have a photo of three of the suspect. the third man in the light colored jacket and a hat is being searched for at this moment. >> reporter: the report continues khalid el-bakraoui had rent he an apartment raided by police last week in an operation that led authorities to a top suspect in the paris attacks. isis is claiming responsibility for the attacks and promises more are coming. two explosions rocked the international departure hall. sever

we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> new ontion news," this overnight crash on interstate 95 left pennsylvania state police puzzled. they say it appears the driver lost control, spun out and wedged the vehicle underneath the side of that tractor-trailer. this happened between academy road and cottman avenue just before midnight. now, when police arrived on the scene, the driver had already taken off. the truck driver was not injured. >>> also new an uncooperative shooting victim is hampering a police investigation in north philadelphia. the gunfire erupted along the 1300 block of westemoreland street. police say after being shot twice, the male victim ran a block to broad street to look for help. detectives are having trouble finding the gunman and they say the victim, who is hospitalized, is refusing to answer questions. >> parents and school officials met face to face to talk about a hazing scandal happening at conestoga high school. they held a closed door meeting last night to talk about ways to prevent hazing. earlier this

live in devon, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> 5:49. a lost home sparks a stampede in arizona. >>> here's what troops involved in eradicating isis will get for their service. >>> dozens of children used their easter egg hunting skills to spot a home run ball in the bushes during the spring training game between the royals and the giants. a giants hit a home run and the tiny fan pulled the you be souvenir from the plant. now take it home. >>> take it down to want sand lot. >>> meanwhile, the gardeners are going no! >> reporter: delco, the blue route by villanova, we're excited about what's happening at villanova. are we excited about the traffic by villanova. not really. everything is moving okay. resulten house street there's broken down vehicle at rittenhouse giving us problems there. >> reporter: shorts and ts this afternoon we are expecting the winds to build. it's starting to pop up in the teens in some spots. the numbers will pop up today along with the winds. 65 degrees by 11:00 a.m. 67 by noon. 72 by 2:00 p.m. the high is 74 degr

we are live in atlantic city, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine, thank you. >>> andeminder right now summon other news, a pennsylvania and delaware will hold presidential primaries five weeks from today oh an april 26. new jersey's contest is on june 7. if you haven't registered to vote in pennsylvania, you own have until next monday. voters in delaware have until april 2nd and new jerseyans have until may 17th. head to 6abc.com for links on how to sign up. >> iit is happening today, the purpose of president obama's visit to cuba will include baseball. this morning the president will deliver a speech. it will be attended by cuban president raÚl castro followed by a meeting with several prominent cuban dissidents who are calling for the president to rebuke castro's total therien government. the president he urged cuba to start taking steps towards freedom. >> and what i indicated to him is that we can't force changes on cuba but what we can can do and will continue to do is to stand up for the rights that we consider to be universal. >> today the president will wrap u

we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> all right, katherine, thank you. >>> new this morning, flames broke out inside a sheep barn in new castle county, delaware. a farmer on the ground noticed smoke on the cranston heights property just before midnight. he was able to rescue about a dozen animals. the barn sits on an historic property from the 1700's. now operated as green bank mill, a living history museum. >>> dozens of bricks fell off of a building and crashed right onto north broad street overnight. fortunately it happened at an hour where there weren't a lot of people outside. no one was hurt. building inspectors are now on the scene in north philadelphia to determine a cause. police have closed off the sidewalk and one lane of broad street while crews clean up the debris. >> the capitol visitor's center in washington will be opened today following a security breach that forced police to open fire. 66-year-old larry dawson of tennessee is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a police officer while armed. police shot him yesterda

we'll go over to katherine scott she is live on i-95 in newark with the latest details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, that's right, the driver was taken in to be questioned. it was an ugly scene, as you said. there were three vehicles involved at the crash at the toll plaza. it happened newark not too far from here, in the northbound lanes, you could see the cars smashed into the toll plaza. three carl's in all, two -- three cars, in all. two suvs and a does an. the car that stopped to pay a cash toll was rear ended. the when paramedic arrives the 51-year-old woman was trapped in the suv she was riding in. the fire department used the jaws of life and she was rescued in 15 minutes. she was in stable condition. three other people were taken to christiana hospital. a 19-year-old passenger of the does an who was in serious, but stable condition. and two others who is injuries were not life threatening. authorities are trying to determine if the driver of the striking vehicle was imairld in anyway. this all remains under investigation. live in newa

katherine scott is live at the frankford bus station with the details.herine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, police believe the man and woman probably knew each other. they are calling what appears to be a violent domestic case. the woman was assaulted and forced into the vehicle against her will. the bus that she had been on is here. investigators have been taking a look at it. they are looking for surveillance footage from the multiple cameras on the septa bus, you can see them reviewing the footage from all the different angles. they are hoping to find out who the man and woman are. it happened before 2:00 a.m. septa bus was going south on boulevard in crescentville. the driver was on the 4600 block of boulevard when he noticed a grand a.m. or grand prix pull up and drive closely. a man got out of the car and began shouting at the woman in her 20s. he punched the window where she was sitting cracking the window. 0 few blocks south on the 4200 block of the boulevard, the bus stopped at the next stop, while that happened, the man pulled the car in fro

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, katherine. >>> this is video of a rollover crashhat injured two people in north philadelphia. two cars collided at grant avenue at 3:30 a.m. the victims are in stable condition. the accidents has cleared and the road is open. >>> there will be extra security at tacony academy charter school in wissinoming section. someone sent a student this media post. it led to a shut down and sparked a police investigation. the student showed school officials and contacted police. >>> 6:35, the philadelphia district attorney is investigating what appears to be a self-defense shooting in queen village. this is newly released surveillance of the wounded suspect. one young man suffered a gunshot to the stomach sits down outside a bar. his friend puts his hand to his neck and shoulder wound standing behind him. they were accused of attacking an older couple walking home from their business on tuesday night. according to their attorney, the 65-year-old victim turned the table. they attacked him and attacked his wife. he begged to stop. they kept on co

katherine scott is live with the details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, there was four separate shootings and one stabbing in philadelphia since yesterday afternoon. three incidents happened overnight and this morning police continue to investigate. homicide detectives were on the scene in kensington overnight. a man was shot multiple times in his chest and torso and died at the hospital. it happened at 1:45 a.m. on north front street near indiana. the suspect was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and fled on foot. 1 shots were fired. in juniata park police had a different case on their hands. they were investigating after a woman was stabbed multiple times on 4700 block of whitiker avenue at 1:30. she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police know who they are looking for. just before 1:00 a.m. in germantown, a man was shot four times at chew and locust. officers rushed him to the hospital in critical condition with gunshot wounds to his chest stomach and back. police were looking for

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thanks, katherine. >>> we have obtained sure remainanceideo of two men who were shot this queen a 65-year-old man and his wife were walking home from their south street business, they approached the couple, he has a license to carry the weapon. it is case of self-defense and considering charging the wounded men. >>> from our new jersey newsroom, a gloucester county woman want police to track down the person who stole more than material possessions during a robbery. someone broke into her home along bridgeton pike, they targeted her son's room taking his wallet and apple iphone which containedmental items. he died in january from brain cancer. she is pleading for everyone to return her son's items. >>> technology detects the sound of gunfire and pinpoints the location to get to the crime scene faster. the number of shootings in atlantic city dropped 35% from 2014 to 2015. >>> judge convicted christopher wheeler on 25 counts and sentenced him to 25 years in prison. the supreme court search warrants were unconstitutionally broad. the state de

katherine scott is live at g street and erie avenue. let's go over to her. go to work, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the plain clothes officers are from the 24th district members of the tactical team. their injuries are minor. the intersection is closed off for the investigation here in juniata park at east erie and g. you can see that's the police vehicle, the unmarked police car up ahead, you can see officers are taking a look at the vehicle right now. this happened around 3:30 a.m., these two plain clothes officers were in their unmarked vehicle traveling west on erie when a car came from behind and hit them and took off. the police vehicle hit a parked car an came to a rest on the sidewalk against the coca-cola building. both officers k taken to the hospital to be treated for neck and back injuries. again we are told the injuries are minor. right now all thighs police know they are looking for a dark colored vehicle it will have heavy front end damage. they will review surveillance foot annual to see if they can get a better description of t

katherine creag is where the officer is being treated. kat?{ >> reporter: he's here at this hospital. the detective along with the sergeant thought the night would end with the arrest of two suspected gun dealers. two of the three suspects have been caught. a third is on the loose. what you're looking at here, the chaotic scene in brooklyn. wilson avenue near troutman street. after 6:00 last night, the marks detective and a sergeant closed in on the suspected heroin dealers. the nypd identified themselves as cops. the suspects tried to get away in their car. the sergeant and the detective fired several times, the detective hit in the shoulder by his colleague's bullet according to police. the suspects have a long criminal history. >> we have one individual 45 another individual 51 years old, 17 prior arrests. a good number of those are -- >> reporter: one. suspects was also hit and is in the hospital. police at this point not yet releasing the names of the suspects or the wounded detective. darlene, mayor de blasio and police commissioner brat

katherine scott channel 6 "action news." tam. >>> thank you, katherine. >>> happening today, philadelphia police force is hosting their first department wide community day, the public is invited to get to know the officers in their neighborhoods. this is the first time that's all happening on the same day. >>> mediation talks are happening in washington, d.c. between new jersey transit and it's union workers who are threatening to strike. thousands are poised to walk off the job next saturday. if the trains stop running they will expand service on 30 bus routes and bring in help from private carriers. >>> we have snow just about everywhere across the region, but it's light. >> reporter: very light. storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing you what we're looking at is light at this point. double scan technology is showing that to you, if we go in closer there's breaks in the action around philadelphia. one in media and chadds ford. if i start up the movement you'll see this is continue to go flow in generally and slowly fr

the two who were injured are brant murray, 14, and katherine doucette, 14. they're also expected to they determined a motive behind the shooting but they haven't released that at this time. reporting live. jv, fox 19 now vo live again, here are the names of the 15-year old 14-year old cooper caffrey.. were school leaders say they are in good spirits and appreciate the support from community. students were old katherine year old brant murray. now let's head to the butler county juvenile courtroom.... that's where sara rob and sara...we know about 90 minutes... james austin hancock is being dentention center right now... and his hearing is at 8:30. hancock is 14 years old... and he has no criminal history we do know he was on the school wrestling team prior to this incident... he was nice...friendly with everyone...i don't really ever see him get picked on...or have a we caught up with the son of the school resource officer at vigil held at the church last night... here's what he has to say after speaking to his father. it happened, it's over, thakn god. right

we are live in chester, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> all right, thank you for that katherine> we're following a developing story out of lindenwold camden county. a fire at an apartment complex early this morning has displaced some of those residents. it happened just after 1:30 at the pines apartments in the 500 block of doper avenue. one resident says a woman living on the first floor knocked on her door and told her get out. she says she grabbed what she could and ran. >> me and my cat made it out safely, yeah. so, thank god. >> the resident says she stayed with family for the night. luckily no one was injured. the fire did damage two units in the building and there's no word yet on a cause. >> this story is new. a police swat vehicle was involved in a chain reaction crash on i-95. it happened just after midnight in the southbound lanes just past the academy road exit in northeast philadelphia. police say a driver lost control of his car and crashed into the concrete barrier. two officers in the swat utility vehicle stopped to help when a third car slammed into them. the dr

the two who were injured are brant murray, 14, and katherine doucette, 14. they're also expected to recover. officials believe they determined a motive behind the shooting but they haven't released that at this time. reporting live. jv, fox 19 now we will have much we will have much more on this story throughout the morning... and you can get more on this story throughout the morning... and you can get the latest updates on our free mobile app. we have a chance for some strong storms just after lunchtime... jeff creighton has been tracking this storm develop and he has the latest form the weather center weather now transition get ready for a a big temperature swing over the next 24 hours as a return to the 30s for highs arrive for he middle of the week. with that fall in temperatures comes a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. our risk level has dropped dramatically but we could sti s a isolated strong thunderstorm especially between the hours of 12pm and 4pm. i will out us under the chance of rain and thunder between 10am and 5pm. with temperatures rea

live in south philadelphia, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you for that. and philadelphia homicide detectives are on the hunt for a killer who gunned down a 39-year-old man in west oak lane. the victim was shot in the head at 8:45 p.m. there's no word on a motive. >>> detectives are putting the word out about a theft at a high end clothing store in rittenhouse square. three burglars are seen smashing the windows they took $12,000 in merchandise and fled in a blue vehicle. the woman and two men involved cased the store before pulling off the heist. >>> they usually have an idea what's in the store, what type of merchandise they want to get in terms of their plan of accessing the store an getting the merchandise and getting back out. >>> police are investigating recent break-ins at the bloomingdales and century 21 department stores in center city. they do not believe the crimes are related. >>> mayor kenny will kick off the 2016 flower show. the pennsylvania horticultural society announced their winners of bloom philly contest. judges chose the best arrangem