. >>> lets go to, "action news" reporter kenneth moton who is now, live at the scene and kenneth, i'll ask you the same question that i asked dann cuellar before, what can you see, what have you learned from your location. >> reporter: jim, we were one of the first on the scene here. right around 10:00 o'clock or so and i can tell you it was a massive emergency response here, and in frankford. i want to step out of the way and show what you we have here near wheatsheaf and frankford where i want to show you there are ambulances still lined up. as we just heard yes we do believe that people have been re moving from the train but we know a number of people were triaged right here on the scene which is something we have seen in man mass casualty event, and just a video that we have sent back to the news room, just incredible. there are a number of injuries. some of what they call the walking wounded who are on the the scene right now getting into ambulance and we have seen emergency personnel in philadelphia doing everything that they can putting people in every type of vehicle into patro

reporting live from university city tonight kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> thanks kenneth. >>> and then there are the survivors, and we're hearing about more and more of them, and monica malpass has that story. >> reporter: we talk about the confusion, jim terror obviously ultimately their own stories of survival and rescue, stunning details tonight about the horrors that they endured in just a few minutes. caleb boneham had turned on his ipad to relax to music when it happened. >> in a blink of the eye i went from one side to the other side of the train. it was out of control and it was very sudden. >> you could feel the car tipping over. then i was just a blackness of like flipping in the dark. >> reporter: former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy was also on board and he suffered bumps and bruises but took pictures of how they all help each other. >> next thing you know the car geared to the left at first and then over to the right. i am 6-foot one 200-pound and i was thrown like a rag doll. >> reporter: yes cutler got beat up on the left hand and leg. he says he

"action news" reporter kenneth moton found plenty of people enjoying start of long weekend right here. right, kenneth. >> that is right, walter, the is they has been busy tonight and penn's landing has been the place to be. people have been on this roller skating rink here and enjoying the numbers. there were a number of those plague here and the pack had him sglakd unofficial start to 2015 game with a lot of people out and about enjoying beautiful saturday night. >> it's awesome beautiful someday to be out here. >> spruce street harbor park swung into action for food, fun for families that came from all over. >> everybody is m coming together and it's fun. you can play with all the families and see everybody is everybody is having a good time. >> it was time for selfies and water on the delaware. and we found this plaque flying memorial day weekend. >> those reflections of freedom kept it packed eager to see the historic tight. >> we certainly don't usual go that way. >> back on the water front something to raler skate about as we continue the holiday weekend. >> it's perfect excitin

kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> thank you kenneth. now the dramatic moments of the chase were captured on police dispatch. here is a snippet. >> backing up every clear out of the road from the accident -- clear out he is heading towards everybody, get out of road! >> do not go head on with him he is going to take you! >> now to dann cuellar, at einstein medical center. >> three of the 35th district officers are being treated and released for various injuries minor injuries but one officer is waiting for the results of a cat scan. >> have seen all four police officers and talked to all four police officers they are pretty banged up but in good spirits. >> mayor michael nutter says the officers suffering back injuries and leg injuries and scrapes and bruises. >> the individual used the car as a weapon against our officers. >> officials say that one officer underwent a cat scan test and is wearing a neck brace. >> three of the officers are together and they are in good condition. the deputy indicated and i saw them they are banged up wit

. >> kenneth moton is on the mary lee watch. >> we are told this is not a jaws situation. people are looking through the fog wondering where is mary lee the shark. fishermen were trying to reel them in and they want nothing to do with mary lee. >> that is a nice name and i done want to run into mary lee, i fish a lot on this beefrp i don't know what i would do if i caught it. >> a 16 foot long great white shark swimming off the jersey shore. >> jaws out there somewhere. mary lee was tagged by nonprofit o search she was 10 miles east of prig teen this morning in atlantic city. >> they were doing this for eons but we didn't know it we have the technology to know, it proves they are not interested in us. robert has been on o search led expeditions and these squiggly lines show her journey up the coast. she likes to come to the surface. >> we see the daily lives of these sharks being played out and understand more where their critical habitats are and what needs to be protected. >> mary lee may be scary up close. >> i would run. >> but she is popular on social media, 17000 fol

it happened at 47th and aspen streets and that's where "action news" reporter kenneth moton is now livenneth, what are the details? >> reporter: well, jim we just learned the victim who suffered cuts to her face from that broken glass is a 20-year-old special needs student from the school of the future. take a look because this scene just cleared moments ago. it all happened right here. this bus was carrying a total of nine special needs students from that school when the rock came hurdling through that window. investigators say it was around 4:30 when the philadelphia school district bus was traveling on aspen street near 47th here in west philadelphia. it appears two juveniles from a nearby playground ran over, picked up some rocks and bricks and started throwing them at the bus. it only took one to cause some real damage shattering that window frightening those students and injuring that 20-year-old female. there were two assistants on that bus along with the driver who just spoke with police. >> he doesn't -- he was driving down the street. obviously there's two assistants with them

let's go live to "action news" reporter kenneth moton kenneth, some have called takata air bags an iedide your car. >> reporter: an explosion waiting to happen. air bag recalls started a year and a half ago impacting nearly 18 million vehicles, including honda. but with that number rising to 34 million today that is about one out of every seven cars on the roads, in the u.s. it is a massive historic recall defective air bags that could explode and send shrapnel toward driver and pennsylvania passengers in millions of vehicles. >> that is scary. >> very scary. i don't know what air bags are made of but whatever it is, it isn't good if it is not working properly. >> reporter: japan air bag maker takata and u.s. department of transportation announced the recall tuesday. 34 million vehicles and nearly a dozen of the world's biggest auto makers are affect. >> i think there is probably a lot less of them that will fail but they are preventing any accidents in the future. >> reporter: takata is not certain but believes high humidity causes the faulty air bags which have killed five people ape

live in colwyn tonight "action news" reporter kenneth moton, kenneth? >> reporter: jim, the victims of that fire lived right around the corner from here. tonight we have learn women were dedicated to serving this church, its congregation, and this community. >> ♪♪ >> reporter: inside new life bible fellowship in colwyn boro it was a celebration of lives, three women who not only lived in this community but they were involved. >> you could not ask for better woman. you could not ask for more class would i men. >> reporter: family and friend of rolanda, sal a i and angel r imel filled the pews to remember the the woman who died in the home fire in west colwyn township on monday. they were there when investigators say smokey materials trashed outside spark the the fire. rolanda and sal write sisters angel was sally's daughter. >> every within was doing better then would i imagine because they had so much support. >> reporter: those who knew victims for decade said their passion for this church community they helped build was incredible. >> totally dedicate

"action news" reporter kenneth moton joins us liver in satellite kept center with more, kenneth. that distant happened 4:30 p.m. yesterday. i can tell you it's still under investigation by the emergency energy state police. mathematical giant john nash and wife were returning from norway where he received able prize a major award for outstanding accomplishments ♪ his life story inspired oscar winning film, princeton mathtician john nash played by russel crow in "a beautiful mind." >> i need a map. >> 86-year-old nash and 82-year-old wife alicia were killed yesterday when the taxi lost control on new jersey turnpike monroe township. this is image of the scene where state police state taxi tried to pass another vehicle and hit a guardrail throwing the couple from the car and they were pronounced dead at the scene. the math tish yab that despite decades of schizophrenia still managed to teach. narcotic and wife got married in the 50s divorced in the 60s and remarried 14 years ago. and parts of a beautiful mind depicting their lives were filled on princeton campus in march of 2001. r

kenneth moton is live at the scene in port richmond with details. >> walter, sarah 30 minutes before the service, which just wrapped up and the breakdown is happening behind me i can till we received a word that amtrak will fully resume tomorrow through this area. mayor nutter said the city cannot allow one train to pass over the stretch of rail without a moment to remember those injured and killed. let our silence reach out to the be reefed of all who lost their lives. >> just a short distance away from one of the tragedies in recent history a moment of reflection. >> let us recognize that we still have many patients in the hospital. we have families who are burying loved ones. today, it is about respect. for all of them. >>> mayor nutter, the u.s. secretary of transportation anthony fox and other officials remembering the deadly amtrak 188 derailment in port richmond. 200 injured, 8 passengers killed 200 injured, 8 passengers killed. >> since tuesday we have joined you and our nation in grieving loss of life and injuries suffered by our neighbors. our friends, our teachers, our bus

reporting live from humeville bucks county, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >> kenneth, thank you. >>> from our delaware news room this was the scene after the the vacant bank croft mills complex caught fire, late last night. investigators have labeled this fire suspicious. meanwhile crews experienced water problems, fighting this fire because of limited access to the building, and limited hydrants in the area the building housed a carpetry and maintenance shop which manufactured textiles, from the 1830's through the turn of the 21st century. >>> and update now to a story we brought you yesterday that has philadelphia police breathing a sigh of relief. earlier this morning a stolen cargo truck was recovered on rising sun avenue that had been stolen earlier this week w all of the crowd expected in town this weekend for the broad street run investigators were concerned that the cargo truck could be used for criminal activity. still another cargo truck, remains missing the white u-haul van with arizona tags. if you have any information, please call the the police. >>> with

"action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at 30th street station with the very latest, kenneth. >> reporter: walter, that first train amtrak 110 will depart 30th street station for new york city at 5:53 in the morning. passengers told me tonight they till have have concerns but they believe amtrak travel has to be safer then it was a week ago. >> we're now boarding stairway six. >> reporter: hustle and bustle will of 30th street station will resume monday morning when amtrak restores services on that port richmond stretch where train 188 derailed so many days ago. >> i think like everyone has trepidation but i think, you know any kind of travel has some risk with it. >> why this dent on h god. >> reporter: late sunday afternoon prayer at the site of the tragedy. >> before a train could pass, this way we must take a moment. >> reporter: local, state and federal leaders including transportation secretary anthony fox reflecting on the 200 injured, eight killed. >> it is always hard, in any situation where you lose lives, and particularly a situation like this where folks were just try

kenneth moton shows us how it works. >>> bike share paedaled its way to philadelphia. those blue and white machines covering a lot of city miles and dozens of bike stations popping up one neighborhood to another. >> it's convene we need stuff that makes traveling from our great neighborhoods convene. >> unique name inspired by birth place of nation and title sponsor independence blue cross. city project launched a week ago with 60 stations, 600 bike and 22 0 0 people signed up. >> i would like to but for days i want to have it in the city and risk it stolen it's quick and he quekttive. >> these bikes for anyone, four tourists, groups of friends even peoples dr. ed for work. the big question is, is there a market for indi dw o in philadelphia. >> philadelphia was ready for bike shaivrment philadelphians embrace today. >> it's a $3 million investment by the city that owns and operates indigo. the head of the transportation and utilities said riders can get a membership 15 a month and use a faub to release the bikes. they can take as many one hour trips they want. no memb

"action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at children's hospital tonight. kenneth? >> reporter: jim aniyah curry's family and police are baffled by what appears to be a random act of violence. aniyah's pain say she is a straight a student to loves to sing and dance. she's full of life. tomorrow doctors will try to save that young life with a surgery to remove that bull fret her head. one look at aniyah cure any her hospital bed and she looks fine. what you don't see is 22 caliber bull he will lodged in her skull. >> she's eight years old. she didn't deserve any of this. she didn't. she's a good child. >> reporter: aniyah's mother le keisha robinson and their father were outside children's hospital pleading for information after the apparent road rage shooting that injured the girl saturday at 9:00p m in west philadelphia robinson said she and her boyfriend double park outside their home on the 5400 block of haverford avenue. aniyah and her sisters age three and four, were in the back seat. police say ate appears the that the family was not moving fast enough for the

a "action news" reporter kenneth moton spent the day there and joins us live with the full story hey there kenneth. >> reporter: hey there walter grandstanded here are packed, all day with parents fans, and athletes, as after 77 years, this regatta has become a picture in philadelphia and this year it did not disappoint. it is a premiere rowing event the aberdeen dad vail regatta took over kelly drive and thousands of collegiate rowers went to work on the schuylkill river. >> i love it, it is great every year it gets bigger and better, a lot of fun. >> reporter: 3500 student athletes and more than 120 colleges and universities, from the u.s. and canada competed on this river race course. so many schools, represented and all local guys, and girls are right there. and, and drexel dragons last years champions, who came with came with quite a few fans. >> they are out on this river first thing in the morning they make it the a priority, they work their hardest they deserve it. >> those temple owls and women's rowing team got a big win in the finals they got some nice hardware around their

reporting from olde city, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> mar y lee the great whitehark is still hanging out the at the jersey shore. she was seen swimming around long beach island this morning. that, by the way, is where at tax occurred that inspire the movie jaws. mary lee was tagged three years ago by a organization tracking her ever since. she has traveled over 20,000 miles since then and experts say she will probably, make her way to cape cod eventually. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight the eagles may want to keep an eye on this guy, potential big time d lineman in 20 years. we will tell you how much this really big new born weighed in. >>> there was a very special guest at comic conn in center city, crowd went nuts when hollywood icon burt reynolds showed up, melissa? >>> walter, turning cloudy tonight. in fact a dense fog advisory has been posted for coastal new jersey. we will let you know in the fog and moisture lifts for second half of the weekend and for mom on mothers day. details coming up with the accu wetweather forecast. hundreds spent their

"action news" reporter kenneth moton is live outside the county prosecutor's office, in cape may courthouse. kenneth? >> reporter: jim, so far it is one, 18 year-old student and 19 juveniles. the prosecutors said the prevalence of sexting is concerning and criminal in schools. tonight a parent of the one of the charge boys told us those inappropriate pictures were like trading card to those boys and the boys are not the only ones to blame. it is a sexting investigation that involves two cape may county schools and several young boys accused of trading pictures of nude female classmates. >> i think it is everybody should have self respect for themselves and these things should not occurred. >> reporter: tuesday prosecutor office charged 20 male student from lower cape may regional high and middle will school with invasion of privacy. april 23rd a female student told school officials that boys were passing around name pictures of her friend by text. police seized nearly 30 cell phones and discovered images of partially nude or nude girl a parent of wouldn't of the charged boys did not want to

"action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at 39 west upsall street, kenneth what is the story there. >> reporter: jim, this house is an absolute mess. walk with me here l and i says it has been keeping an eye on this partially collapsed house for years. the neighbor who was just a few feet away wanted something donnas soon as possible and after we got involved, l and i now plans to take immediate action. >> it looks like the house is separating this way. >> reporter: it is a vacant eye sore. >> attractive nuisance. >> reporter: cracks, leaning walls, crumbling bricks, made this west mt. airy house a danger. >> this is leaning further then it was last year. >> reporter: michael bella who lives next door says for two years he has watched this three story home on the street deteriorate. trees so call that we cannot even see the porch. >> i have seen it all the time. we're home loan sleeping, my daughter in her room, me in my room and house falling down on top of us and taking our house out. >> reporter: neighbors say the elderly home owner left sometime ago. now what used to be a beaut

that is where "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live tonight, in park side. kenneth? >> reporter: well, jim those special need students were on the way home this afternoon. the victim has only been attending the school of the future here for three weeks. she hasn't had any problems on the bus until today. this philadelphia school district bus was pelted with roxanne construction debris, when a window was shattered. broken glass hit 20 year-old special needs student courtney clancy, right in the face. >> and the bus hit and they called me on the phone and told me that a boy threw a brick through the window and hurt my daughter. >> reporter: victim's emotional mother wanted to see her daughter's facial and eye injuries. police say courtney's bus approached forty-seventh and aspen around 4:30 p.m., two juveniles ran over from the rec center and started throwing rocks. a total of nine special needs student from the school of the future were on the bus with two assistants, along with the driver. >> they were driving down the street and they hear the the bricks hitting the

"action news" reporter kenneth moton is live at camden county police headquarters. kenneth, overall this was a good day for this bee league earth but hopeful city. >> reporter: it really was jim. president obama toured the operation center a at camden county police and praised this department and nearly 20 minute speech. the the president said work is long way from being done here in camden and resident agreed. >> ♪♪ >> it was a big day for camden. the the president of the you had, and a community, in the middle of change. the focus of the president barack obama's trip the work of the county police force. >> fit is working here, it can work anywhere. it can work anywhere. >> reporter: the presidential visit came with praise. >> it is historic. i'm happy that he chose to come to camden to come here. >> reporter: but there was criticism from others who say that there is a lot of work to be done in the city which has a poverty rate of 40 percent. >> you help one thing but give up on the other. what will happen soon, they have a big police force everybody locked up. have

"action news" reporter kenneth moton was there and brings us details from the time honored tradition. >> reporter: grandstanded were packed all day with fans, parents and athletes after 77 years, this regatta has become a fixture in philadelphia and this year it did not disappoint. it is a premiere rowing event aberdeen dad vail regatta took over kelly drive and thousands of collegiate rowers went to work on the the schuylkill river. >> i love it, great. >> every year it gets bigger and better a lot of fun. >> reporter: 3500 student the athletes, more than 120 colleges and universities, from the u.s. and can inadequacies, competed on this river race course. so many schools represented and our local guys and girls were right there. we could not miss those drexel dragons, last years champions who came with quite a few fans. >> they work hard every day. they are out on this river first thing in the morning. they make it a priority. they just work their hardest. they deserve it. >> reporter: those temple owls and women's rowing team got a big win in the finals. they got nice hardware arou

reporting from north philadelphia, kenneth moton for channel six and "action news". >>> and still to come on "action news" tonight anthrax scares military is investigating a ladder with a deadly disease shift across the country. >>> plus promises court we will show you a program getting buzz for removing risky behavior from a school dance tonight cecily. >>> before the scattered storms we will hit a warm steamy 89 and degrees. i'm tracking much cooler air on the way as well as more widespread rain, i'll details in the accu weather forecast. >>> local teacher says a child and his school threatened to kill two and teachers so why was the student return to the classroom? our investigative reporter wendy saltsman is on the case tonight. >> reporter: jim, we have disturbing pictures of the death threats and we will tell you why a teacher fears administrators did not do enough to protect others from the district, and plus a look at schools across our area and we will show you how to check if the safety of your school is coming up. >>> and ducis rodgers with the phillies trying to avoid a s

kenneth moton explains. >> every mother's day is a celebration for margarita theresa kohler going bygy. always surround bid so many loved ones because the 92-year-old blue bell woman has 11 children. >> i figured i wanted 12. after i had them i was not sure wanted that money sgl many. >> if that sense of humor and love of family helped her raise the family ages 49 to 68. in 19 40s she met william kohler of manayunk. she almost didn't marry him because she wanted to be a none. >> a plied when a was a junior in high school. but, he talked me out of it. >> after world war ii the couple had their first child. more kids followed. and you can believe it? peggy was an only child. >> i wanted to have a big family. i think it's difficult being an only child. it's lonely. >> she got her big family, 11 children. 56 grandchildren and 64 great grand children with two more on the way. four generations and most of them are still living in the philadelphia area. lawyers, educators, real estate developers. one of peggy's sons even took over the family business that well-known kohler funeral home in r

kenneth moton is live with more on the shark who is named mary lee and this shark is getting a whole lot of attention. >> would i hope so she has more than 17000 followers on twitter mary lee the shark is 16 feet long and she weighs 3500 pounds and she is somewhere out there beyond the foggy waters apparently swimming north for the summer. on a day when can you stand on the jersey shore and hear the ocean long before you can see it there was a lot of talk about mary lee. >> it's a nice name but i don't want to run into mary lee i'll tell you what i fish a lot on this beach. >> she is 3500 pounds of great white shark just off our coast. >> it doesn't sound mean but when you see the teeth you would change your opinion. >> mary lee was captured and tagged in massachusetts by non-profit osage. researchers are electroniccly tracking the big fish since, those skiingley lines are her journey up and down the east coast. >> mary lee is good at calling home, she comes to the surface quite often so we can get a fix of her. >> marine biologist huber says he has been on expeditions and the inform

. >> reporting liver in the satellite center tonight kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> such a sad story thank you ken em. fans and loved ones are mourning lass of actress anne mira. mir what was married to hert partner 61 years. they're parents of ben stiller and she was 85 years old. >> still to come the rains came fast and furious in texas leaving behind devastation. >> and sparking a race to rescue people trapped in high water we'll have the latest. >> and meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> more that 400 homes in texas destroyed as some struggle to keep their head above water. some waters got so high a section of elevated bridge was wiped out. one person killed and three missing. national guard reported making hundreds of rescues today alone. >>>. >> melissa magee with a check of the accuweather forecast. as this holiday weekend going goes on we're inching up the thermometer. >> if you like today it gets water tomorrow and 90s make appearance. >> 90s were good. >> i remember the 90s. >> great. >

kenneth moton joins us with the full story kenneth. walter, and sarah, mike said he knew he and his family had good seats second deck citizens bank park it was to much fourth and foul balls were flying. he just needed to be ready to catch one. and oh baby did he. there's a catch and then there's this. an epic bare handed foul ball grab that had phillies fans out of their street. look at that bare handed baseball. >> 30-year-old mike capco from conshohocken made that catch against the new york mets and along for the ride and strapped to chest capco 7-month-old son control ton. >> i grabbed it. snagged it and i was he can statistic. >> i was excited. >> capco never played baseball but the long time phillies fan played enough of. it that foul ball hit by mets player daniel murphy. it was traveling fast when a right handier dad made that amazing catch with his left. >> it hurt. my hand is still a little sore. he crushed that ball. but you know something like that you just have an natural reaction and it worked out great. >> i never caught

"action news" reporter kenneth moton explains. >> every mother's day the celebration for margareet kohlera goes by peggy. always surrounded by the 92-year-old blue bell woman has 11 children. >> it's that sechs humor and love of family that helped her raise those daughters and sons ranging from ages 49 to 68. and in early 19 40s peggy met william kohler of manyunk and almost did not marry him. she wanted to be a nxt un. >> i wanted to be a nun when i was a junior in high school. he talked me out of it. >> after world war ii the couple had their first child. more kids followed and can you believe t. peggy was an only child. >> i wanted to have a big family. i think it's difficult being an only child. it's lonely. >> peggy got her big family, 11 children, 56 grandchildren and 64 great grandchildren with two more on the way. four generations and most of them are still living in the philadelphia area. lawyers, educators, real estate developers. one of peggy's sons even took over the family business that well-nope kohler funeral home in roxboro. >> i always hoped for a doctor. but didn't get o

his mother was able to intercept the package before anybody got hurt and "action news" reporter kenneth moton tells us ease with which the purchase was made was stunning. >> small but packed quite a punch or should i say shock. louis dougherty and his mother debra say this package addressed to 2-year-old brother came in the mail dad and inside a stun gun able to deliver 22 million volts of electricity. >> when i opened it i seen this. [ buzzing ] that's not acceptable. >> turns out the 7th grade whose name we're not reheesing order today on amazon.com for $11 using amazon gift card without mother's knowledge. >> if we would have hopped that god knows what he would have done with tvrments i know he thinks it's a joke. we all know how kids are. >> the fact that stun gun -- it's troubling and i will legal in the state of nming nnl where it's also a crime to possession the weapon. this stun gun was shipped from dynamic deals hk and am done come vendor sells all type of tapers. sellers must comply with all applicationable federal state and local laws when selling weapons or any other product. we c

. >> "action news" reporter kenneth moton is back live on the scene. >> jim, you know we have been getting this update throughout the night here and i want to show you exactly where, what is happening, when it comes to, the emergency personnel setting up here because they know this investigation and this response, will be go throughout the night. we have seen a number of out of service septa buses moving through this area right here. they have opened up this street that i'm standing in the middle of. i have been getting out of the way as personnel has been coming through but lets walk you this way and show you all the way down here is just a number of fire trucks, and emergency personnel, and i have been seeing a large emergency operation vehicle, being moved into light up that whole area back there where that scene is incredible. we have seen view from the chopper, and we have seen the video, and i just to the video from some, couple of guys, who were, who rushed out of here to help fire fighters, they were only just a few feet away from that train and jim, those overturn cars, their vide

reporting live along the schuylkill expressway, kenneth moton, channel6 "action news"." >> "good morning" will continue our coverage of this huge air bag recall at 7:00 a.m. >> ♪♪ >> and we're at the big board to talk about the democratic primary for mayor of philadelphia. it was jim kenney by a mile. he won about 57 percent of the vote yesterday in a six-person field. kenney is a former long time city councilman who had broad union backing. now turnout as expected wasn't high. it was only 27 percent. now kenney reiterated his major plans for the future, end stop and frisk make prek universal, raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. "action news" asked kenney how it feels to be a big step closer to being mayor. >> i wouldn't describe it as a driver's seat. almost like the conductor of an orchestra. everyone has their role to play in the labor community business community, it's conducting that whole group of people together to make beautiful music as opposed to bad noise. >> now, state senator anthony hardy williams finished a distant second to kenney. kenney will now face a republican mel

kenneth moton for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> they gave the "all clear" tonight at thehool following the evacuation for safety concerns. after they found a suspicious note students were sent home early. and evening activities were canceled. but authorities say the school will be open on time tomorrow morning. >>> learning more tonight about the two men that opened fire and killed outside of a contest for cartoons in texas. in fact the gunmen were no strangers to authority. and going live to the satellite center and "action news" reporter sharrie williams. >> one of the men, 30-year-old elton simpson was under the watch of the f.b.i. since 2006. he was actually placed on the no-fly list after he allegedly tried to fly over's for jihad. and the over suspect is his roommates. and searching the home of simpson looking for clues. the barrage of bullets as the suspects armed with assault rifles were out gunned by a texas traffic cop and his pistol. happening in suburban dallas before 7:00 sunday night at this event center hosting a contest for cartoons of the profit mohammed,

. >> kenneth moton is live at childrens hospital kenneth what is the latest on the girl's condition.s serious jim because of the position of the bullet still in her head. her parents are by her bedside but they stepped away to plead for information in this apparent road rage shooting. she walked out of the hospital where her little girl has a bullet lodged in her head, the victim of a gunman that opened fire on her and her family in north philadelphia. >> everything is a blur to me i was in my car and someone just pulled up and shot into my car. she and her boyfriend double parked outside of their home on haverford avenue she and her three sisters 3 and 4 were in the back, it appears that the family was not moving fast new of the driver of a black sedan who was angry enough to fire one shot.

"action news" tonight, breaking news from the streets of philadelphia, "action news" reporter kenneth motonlive in west oak lane and dann cuellar is live outside of einstein medical center. john lets start with you. >> reporter: well, we spoke with the suspect's girlfriend moments ago and spoke with officers and us before heading to the hospital after all the chaos on the streets of philadelphia and even after getting shot the suspect made his way home on west colonial this vehicle they say was used to injure several of their officers. >> the dramatic cell phone video captured by a viewer, shows the scuffle between a man and police in

but they understand and kenneth moton stopped to interview two men live in port richmond theyized realized that the first responders rushed to a store and then another store and then another store to buy all the water they could. sara bloomquist is live in this neighborhood as well. talking to people whose streets are closed off and lives are turned upside down, you have the latest after talking to them today. >> i'm at jasper and pike just up the block from you you can see all the row homes and neighbors going about their business around me but in front of me are barricades and media trucks lining the street that is where you are at the command center at the end of this block u.s. senators are coming and going today. and people are trying to get on with their lives after a mass casualty event in their very own neighborhood. on frankford avenue media is staged for updates from officials neighbors sit on front stoops watching people come and go. >> the neighborhood is congested. amtrak and the police and trying to get everyone through and trying to get people out that are still there. it's

it happened at 47th and aspen streets and that's where "action news" reporter kenneth moton is now livethe details? >> reporter: well, jim we just learned the victim who suffered cuts to her face from that broken glass is a 20-year-old special needs student from the school of the future. take a look because this scene just cleared moments ago. it all happened right here. this bus was carrying a total of nine special needs students from that school when the rock came hurdling through that window. investigators say it was around 4:30 when the philadelphia school district bus was traveling on aspen street

"action news" reporter kenneth moton has the story. >> soon shovels will be replaced by constructionve new homes for five north philadelphia families courtsey of habitat for mumty. >> as first time home buyer or homeowner it's excitement big excitement. >> in khunty working against bright and abandon home habitat teamed with with darryl dloork represent this district they're call hope village to come to 1900 turner street. and people like this michelle will own one of these homes. >> as immigrant in this country united states of america that helps for me a lot and i learn a lot to habitat for humanity. >> one of the five houses on this property will be dedicate dodd a man who has made it his religious mission to provide shelter for those in need. pope francis. and the boys of st. joe prep will lend a hand to build the house months for the papal visit. >> they need to know there's people who struggle that don't have everything they have. and they get to understand that. >> habitat for humanity rehand 80 homes in philadelphia and nearly 200 city wide in 30 years. >> families that come

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