annie mccormick has the rest of the story. just minute before she headed down the aisle she got the finishing touches. just four weeks ago and this couple of more that a decade deposit have a care in the world and while on vacation a freak accident in a hotel until it jamaica paralyzed seria she remains in the hospital and today i'm feeling wonderful. >> it's more about we thought we had all the time in the world and looking at her when the accident occurred what are you waiting for. >> they knew they were sole mates and what they decided to tie the knot at magee the hospital decided to do everything they could to help throw this together last sglint it was a lot of pressure to get it together before the heat came upon us. friends and relatives rushed into action music essential, even a traditional dress from her native county. >> once they said they're gating married everybody said i'll bring this, bring this, do this, do this. >> they were reminders they were different. >> everything is in my memory. >> running through it bu

roberting live outside police head cooperators, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a lehigh valley woman is accused of taking two stolen cars on a demolition derby she cause three separate crashes enter coming to a stop. she was riding in her boyfriend's stolen work truck. according to police she wrecked that vehicle. she -- someone stopped to help her and she drove off with that person's car. she is driving on a suspended license. a family is suing the district over an asthma attack. the father said if the nurse was on duty his daughter would be alive. the school district said the review of the case saidment staff at bryant e bryant are not responsible for the child's death. >>> police have made arrests in a double murder. joseph can only and his wife olga was shot to death last september 22 they worked at c and s auto center. we talked to can only's friend christopher rivers he appeared distraught. police arrested him and joshua bey charging the men with the murders. >> maribel abeer has details of the strike. >> reporter: fast food workers in delaware and wilmington are e

. >> actually it was one christine mccormick was doing that got her in trouble.ford township court accused of harassing her neighbor doug croft. >> almost like torture. it's torture to pull into my driveway not knowing what i'm going to be facing. >> reporter: mccormick's window were derogatory signs which seemed to cross sexual orientation. >> these are electronic devices that emit a non-stop high pitched sound to keep unwanted animals away. croft's neighbor placed for of them on her property line aimed at his less than 15 feet away. despite the manufacturers warning sign that's the sound can cause damage to the ear and do not aim the product into neighbors yards. >> want to go? >> no. >> the yard guard made his dog afraid to go outside. >> we spend no time in the backyard any more. >> it's not just the dog that can hear it. even though our cameras couldn't pick up the high pitched sound some people can hear it too. >> it's excruciatin excruciatind something piercing to their he head. >> they bother my ears much it's a vibration sensation. >> it's a problem that

annie mccormick has the details. >> reporter: hi, matt, these are crimes that appear to be connected. homicide that has not made a poe identification on the body because it was so badly burned. they do not have an official cause of death. the video was taken by a viewer on a cell phone showing the car on fire, that's where fire crews after dousing the fire discovered a man dead in the passenger seat. that happened in an alley in the olney section of the city around 8:00 p.m. already, northwest detectives were close by in the 400 block of roslyn investigate reports from witnesses of shots fired from a vehicle matching the description of the one on fire. witnesses and family members of the man saying was the man in the passenger seat in the vehicle was shot in the head. police have not confirmed his identity or confirmed that he was shot in the head. one of the witnesses claims the victim was her brother. the detectives called local hospitals and officers were on foot patrol looking for the vehicle described in the shooting when they saw the smoke arena flames nearby. >> right it's an i

they were very honorable. >> john mccormick died two days later.ly says the firefighters restored their faith in the kindness of strangers. >>> lots of people enjoying this sunny holiday weekend. back here in the bay area we're talking about the sausolito art festival. the event has taken place the past 62 years over the labor day weekend. people danced and quenched their third with wine-tasting, and cruised a vintage car display. the festival continues through tomorrow. lots to do there and lots to see and beautiful skies overhead. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> beautiful skies for labor day. live doppler 7hd on the job trying to fine moisture. not going to find any rain showers. so will take you outside. the golden gate bridge camera, showing bright blue skies skiesd temperatures comfortable. san carlos, 81. san jose, 79. half moon bay, mid-60s. this gorgeous shot from the!u emeryville cam showing the sun bouncing off the water across the bay. no clouds as far as the eye can see. santa rosa, warm, 90. napa, 9. novato, 86. concor

. >> maibz in lower merion are on edge after a hammer wielding app annie mccormick has more. >> this is is the scene earl le sunday morning as lower merion police dusted for evidence around the living room window where they believe the intruder made entry before getting caught inside. sam miller shairdz a wall with the family and heard the shrug. >> shouting, angry, afraid at the same time and i could not hear what they were saying but it was coming through the wall clearly. >> police say 4 a.m. in the 200 block of edge hill 'roid the home owner and son confronted the suspect and suspect attacked the son with a hammer. police believe there was a car in the alley behind the home waiting for the suspect. >> we just heard the noise and then afterwards we thought we saw a car drive up the alley in that direction. >> neighbors described the family as hard working and kind. police say the son was treated at a nearby hospital for injuries. sunday afternoon police continued presence in the neighborhood escorting someone close to the family inside to gather belongings. neighbors say they are

annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> new surveillance videos show two men robbing an mcdonald's in hunting park, it entered the restaurant on allegheny avenue armed with two guns, one suspect jumped over the counter and emptied the cash registers into a duffle bag, and it's man fled in a white vehicle possibly a taxi cab with blue writing on the door. legend comedian joan rivers will be laid to rest this weekend. we are live now in new york with reaction to rivers's death. >> reporter: hi rick, we are outside of joan rivers home here on the upper east side, people are coming by and dropping off flowers and cards and people are passing out pizza this just one of the ways that fans and close friends are reflecting on her life and legacy. >> joan rivers loved to make people laugh. >> this is where my career has come to, i am sitting on the stool that is coming apart. >> at 81 years old she had no plans to stop. her schedule booked through november. rivers was suppose to take the stage the night after an outpatient procedure at this clinic on thursday, but she suffered cardiac arres

annie mccormick is following the investigation live outside police headquarters. annie. an investigation with a lot of the elements. police say it's early in the investigation, they do believe both crime scenes are related. they are, woulding to identify the victim that was discovered in the vehicle, they say he was so badly burned it's going to take sometime. this is video of that car fire that a viewer did take. it was inside that car that crews did discover a man dead in the passenger seat. now, that happened in an alley in the olney section of the city around 8:00 p.m. already northwest detectives were close by in the 400 block of roseland investigates reports of witnesses of shots fire in the vehicle matching the description of the one on fire. witnesses say a peacialg in -- passenger in the vehicle, may have been shot in the head, at this point they don't have the cause of death confirmed. one of the witnesses claims that the victim is her brother, the shooting was reported around 4:00 p.m. detectives called local hospitals, they say they were taking witness statem

annie mccormick was there for the somber first day back. >> a tough day for students, the first day for school without three popular sophomores and today begins a week of viewings and funerals for the three boys killed this week. >> a somber day back at castle rock high school south. they were killed in a rollover crash in the poconos, today students, administrators and parents refused to talk. but they emphasized getting them on a routine. >> we want them in school and get them to home room, we'll acknowledge this with a moment of sigh license. >> a 15-year-old new york girl was behind the wheel without a license in the single vehicle accident in the poconos. the three boys were killed in the suv, but another castle rock student survived and the driver and a passenger from new york. school administrators immediately responded by providing help for the family and victim's friends. they held a vigil last night for more than 2,000 people. and some of the victim's family members were in attendance. they acknowledged the week ahead will be incredibly tough. it will be hard for a lot of peop

annie mccormick is live at the scene with the latest. any. >> reporter: sarah, two people were taken to the hospital and dozens he vaxiateed from their homes. police are calling this fire suspicious and neighbors say strange things have been happen around this apartment complex for weeks. just after 2 a.m. firefighters rescued dozens of residents from the chestnut terrace apartments in mt. airy. heavy smoke trapped people indoors and in balconies. >> i woke up and flames were coming through the bottom of the door and had to rescue my children and grab shoes. >> crews helped tiffany smith area her children to safety. alicia mcdowell's son ran for his life. >> hi to run after him it was horrible trying to find my kid. >> the sis suspicious fires started on third and fourth floors and there was a strong smevl gasoline. crews represent transported a 56-year-old man and 61-year-old woman to local hospitals. neighbors believe this is arson and a specific resident was the target n recent weeks there have been suspicious activity at the complex

and annie mccormick is live getting reactions from goodell's comments and pledge to make the nfl into a positive force for good. annie what did you hear there today? >> jim as you mentioned goodell said he is partnering with two national antidomestic violence groups. today we actually watched the press conference with leaders from the local anti-domestic violence groups. they say it is a great first step but need more help on the local level. >> i'd like to make a few points. >> the philadelphia domestic violence collaborative meets once a month. today they are meeting and watching the nfl press conference. representatives from congreso, women against domestic abuse, the lutheran house and others agree that they are glad that roger goodell is holding himself accountable and putting things in place to hold players accountable, too. >> it will be fascinating to see what concrete things happen as a result of this. >> goodell said the nfl is forming a long-time partnership with the national domestic violence hot line and the resource center. the hot line sends the local caller's towards t

live to "action news," this reporter annie mccormick live in philadelphia where members of the community were closely watching goodell's statement. what are you hearing? >> i am sorry during the press conference you heard roger goodell say they would form long-term partnerships with two national domestic abuse groups. and we watched that with leaders of our domestic violence groups here and got the reaction afterwards. >> good afternoon. >> the philadelphia domestic violins collaborative meets once a month. and today they are meeting and watching the nfl press conference. representatives from congresso. >> he talked about account built and how does he make sure he is accountable when it is not a hot media topic anymore? >> hopefully through leaders like the commissioner that spoke up today, there's opportunities to get more -- increase awareness, but also have more community support. >> it's a great start, but it's a start. and he's pointing to natural programs, which, you know, is helpful. but we also need to do things on a local level. >> commissioner roger goodell says the nfl is form

for now, reporting live in holland, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> annie, thank you forhat. it is now six:04 and new this morning a 69-year-old new jersey man has been charged with sexually assaulting two children in the lehigh valley. hunterdon county prosecutors say frank curial jr. of asbury engaged in sexual acts with two children while he was in bethlehem township in 2003 and 2008. prosecutors did not give the exact ages of the children but said they were under 13 years of age. they also did not give the sex of the children. curial is in hunterdon county prison on $100,000 bail. >> police are looking for surveillance video that might lead them to the man whose smash and grab theft of an suv netted him $140,000 in pure gold. chad pradelli spoke with the victim simon cohen. he has been in the wholesale gold business for years but says this is the first time this sort thing has happened to him. the heist happened while cohen was making a stop at a gold business at 52nd and market streets yesterday afternoon. the thief smashed a window in the suv and grabbed the gold wh

annie mccormick has that story. >> minutes before heading down the aisle the bride got the finishing touches for her big day. outside at the altar on the rooftop in the searing son she looked anything but the nervous groom lashing i smile. four weeks ago this couple of more that a decade didn't have a care in the world and while on vacation a freak accident in hotel tool in jamaica paralyzed cerea and she remains in the hospital and today. >> i'm feeling wonderful. >> ironically you it's not about the accident. it's more about we thought we had all the time in the world. and looking at her when the accident occurred, you know you wake up and realize, what are you waiting for. >> and the couple say they knew they were soul mates 13 years ago. when they decided to tie the knot at magee rehabilitation hospital the hospital did everything they could to throw this together last minute. >> it was a lot of pressure to get it before the heat came down on us. friends and relatives rushed into action getting wedding essentials, music, photography, flowers and dress from her native town here to

and this is new life, new beginning this this area here. >> annie mccormick "channel 6 action news." >> it was gloomy across the delaware vale. in manayunk umbrellas were in high demand but a chill is lingering. meteorologist melissa magee has more. it's getting late when will summer begin. >> according to meterological summer, summer came to close september 1 but technically does not come to end until september 21 ooz you eluded to it did not feel that that today because of moisture and showers overhead. double scan radar showing you a lot of activity we earlier this afternoon starting to push offshore. we had light activity across the areas in bucks and montgomery counties and to the north and west of philadelphia and light showers there in burlington county. we'll go in tighter. stormtracker 6 live double scan street-level you notice some activity suffer city to atlantic city and cape may just light activity and sprinkles that are starting to push on off to our north and east. when you look at the precipitation we didn't pick up a whole lot. we saw a half inch to less than a quart

john mccormick died two days later. but his family thanked the firefighters for giving them those two days to say goodbye. and for restoring their faith in people. lease "i just couldn't believe it. i just couldn't believe they took the time to do that." .with a simple random act of kindness. "it just speaks to their >> character. they say honor is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. that's a fact. they were very honorable." >>reporter the picture of that random act, posted to the city of baytown facebook page, is already going viral. the mccormick family is getting calls from as far away as new zealand. and they're thankful a neighbor took it. >> "this just shows just exactly how special they really are." >>reporter so they can say thank you to the firefighters.and show the rest of us what kindness looks like. >> "thank you. we love you." "we love you. we appreciate you." >>reporter and show that going above and beyond the call of duty.often just takes a few more steps. kevin reece khou 11 news. >> vicki livia

annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> any, thank you. well the weather could not have been more perfect for the eagles season opener and enjoy it while you can because that's right, change is on the way. melissa magee is live outside on the terrace with those details. hi, melissa. >> hi there, sarah, it was not the best start to the weekend. we had strong to severe showers and storms last night the cold froptd pushed south and turned out beautiful for the second half of the weekend on sunday with lower humidity and in fact as you look at the 24-hour temperature change it's two degrees cooler in the city then the same time yesterday. but check out the difference along the coast. 17 cooler in atlantic city than it was 24 hours ago. 14 cooler in dover. so we have comfortable conditions, calm winds overhead, it's 80 in the city now. trenton 77. 77 in reading along the coast in beach haivrp down to sea isle city, temperatures are holding at 75 degrees. here's stormtracker 6 live double scan radar we're tracking some unsettled weather to the s

"action news" reporter annie mccormick spoke with fans right there in south philadelphia. >> reporter: this is the sound of the beginning of an eagles season starting with a sglin eagles are the best and we started out slow today and came back and showed them what we're made of. >> eagles making amazing come back in the second half beating jaguars 34-17 by first half things were not looking good for boys in green trailing by 17. >> everybody was leaving the game thinking we were down and out and you never quit on my eagles. >> in the beginning didn't seem to go our way. foles seems to be off. seemed like you know we were just a little lax early and not really focuseds. thank god we turned it around. >> then they came back in a turn around only done once before. some fans giving players credit and going into the game fan momentum started early as 6 a.m. as rvs, grills and games lined the parking lot. >> we're more complete than we've been we have chip kelly and explosive offense and defense will get better can i see us going all the way. >> there were rowdy fans. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in ac with more. hi, annie. >> reporter: hey, sarah, already we're seeing a lot of people dressed up in evening gowns to watch the show. take a look behind me at how the boardwalk is filling up with people and right there boardwalk hall will be the main stage for the show tonight. miss new york won two years in a row reigning miss america is currently miss new york we're hoping maybe one of our areas will win this year. fans of all contestants can't wait for show time. these people from ohio came to support their contestant. >> we were here for the parade. >> this group from washington. >> she's beautiful, talented smart and very nice. >> locally eyes will be on miss new jersey cierra jones a galloway township local with parents that work at at casinos and she goes to rutgers. -- her platform of domestic violence comes aft tragedy of losing her signature to murder. her father has ties to atlantic city working in the restaurant industry. both louis and taylor jones can personally empathize to the recen

annie mccormick was with them in south philadelphia. this is the sound of beginning of eagles season starting with win. >> the eagles are the best. we started out slow and came back and showed them what we're really made of. >> eagles making mazeing come back beating jaguars 34-17 m the by first half things were not looking good fort boys in green as trailing by 17. >> everybody was leaving the game thinking we were down and out. you never quit on the eagles. >> in the beginning didn't seem to go our way. foles seemed to be off. seemed like we were just little lax early and not really focused. thank god we turned it around. >> then they came back in turn around only done once before. some fans giving new probers some of the cred i. fan moment up started as erltly as 6 a.m. as rvs, grills and games lined the parking lot. >> we're more complete than we've been. i think defense will be better. i can see us going all the way. >> there were rowdy fans. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and the family friendly ones too. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! and s

for now reporting live in atlantic city, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, any. want to remind you to tune in sunday beginning at 7 p.m. for countdown to the crown. karen rogers, matt o'donnell, and melissa magee will have a live pageant preview from the board wack in atlantic city and our pageant coverage continues at 8 with the road to miss america and the miss america competition follows at 9 >> another major problem in the national football league here's jamie apody. >> it's unbelievable what's happening. horrifying week for the nfl continues. this in tonight minnesota vikings star adrian peterson has reportedly been indicted by a sgrand juror. >> i texas reckless or nenlt injury to a khixtd his 2-year-old son was killed last year because of domestic violence at the hands of the boyfriend of the mom's. they're gathering more preparation. >> eagles get set to face the colts monday night football. birds three point under dogs after scoring 34 unanswered to beat the jags and colts coming off a come back loss for denver. they don't want to start 0-and there's off

reporting in newark, delaware, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> and that baby sure picked a great day to come into the world. sunny skies, warm temperatures. we know it fall. it felt like summer today. cecily tynan has the recap and look ahead at the big board. >> hi, walter, someone forgot to tell mother nature it's fall. we had encore of summer this weekend. yesterday, 84 the high with bright blue skies. not a cloud in the sky. today high, thin clouds. plenty of sunshine filtering through. 3 degrees. 10 above normal. so temperatures feeling really like the middle of august. and even tonight not all that cool. philadelphia, 69 degrees. washington d.c. 70. new york city 72. cooler air to the west and some of that will gradually be moving in and as well as more cloud cover. satellite 6 and action radar showing as we head through the day we did have more clouds. but they're really high and thin. the reason why we have high pressure at the surface and it's like a dome. what this does is forces these clouds into the upper atmosphere. and not only will it really keep us from ge

"action news" reporter annie mccormick was there. >> first the sound of dynamite.as the 16 story building crumbled to the ground cheers filled the air from chopper6hd you could same pressive demolition that lasted only 8 seconds and the site of the queen lane sparments now a pie pile of runle. former residents wlind up to watch saturday morning. >> we lived there 1991 until 2011 and to see it go down today was bitter tweet. >> it's really unity all these people if they didn't liver in the building they came to the building and visited us. >> it's like 60 years. >> howard scott moved to 16 floor as 9-year-old in 1955. but over the years the building became an eye sore and attraction for drugs and crime. and the city stepped in. >> the city was ready to move forward 2010 after residents had concerns about ancient burial grounds in the 1800s. after an archeological dig they found no human remains low rice plats, town homes and walkups will take its place. the city had multiple agencies on hand tone sure saferty. in the end many residents did not feel inconvenienced an

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside council rock high school south which begins itsool year in just hours. annie. >> reporter: and matt that's right, today is the first day back for those students without their three classmates who were killed in that crash over the weekend but the administration has really made sure since they found out about this accident and about this deadly crash to make sure that the students here have had an outlet for their grief including last night when they held a vigil here. students and families filed into council rock high school south tuesday night for a vigil in honor of three students killed in a rollover crash saturday in the poconos. many nervous about what the first days of school will be like without the popular teens about to begin their sophomore year. >> going to be hard for a lot of people. a lot of people were very, very close to these kids. it's just going to be hard for a lot of people imryan lesher cullen keffer and shamus digney were killed in the accident after leaving breakfast with friends. a 15-year-old new york girl

annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." >> laughter is the best medicine and that was never more true than tonight in university city. university of pennsylvania mask and wig comedy troop served up best lines for a great cause. tonight's events was called charitable last ter with proceeds going to suicide awareness. >> a 4-year-old tradition for music lovers that come out to ep joy app outdoor big screen tv performance of opera philadelphia. tonight's performance was the classic comedy barbre of seville. >> good news for people who live near wildfire raging for weeks. firefighters making progress and father shares pain and anger over the sop he lost six years ago. tonight's crime fighter's report will tell you what you can do to help catch the killer and eagles in san francisco getting ready for 49ers. jeff skversky has a preview in sports when "action news" comes jeff skversky has a preview in sports when "action news" comes right

"action news" reporter annie mccormick is live outside council rock high school south in holland. annie. >> reporter: matt, the moment that the administration found out about this tragedy, they have been offering outlets of support for their students to deal with this grief including last night at a vigil and students say it is helping. >> it's definitely like for support. like everyone wants to just show that like they're here for them and even people who didn't know, you know, like my family's coming just to show like we all are here to help them through this hard time. >> reporter: students and families file into council rock high school south tuesday night for a vigil in honor of three students killed in a rollover crash saturday in the poconos. ryan lesher, cullen keffer and shamus digney were all killed in the single vehicle accident after leaving breakfast with friends. three other teens were in the vehicle and survived including a 15-year-old new york girl who was at the wheel and driving without a license. a 16-year-old passenger from new york and another council rock sou

annie mccormick reports. >> 70 villanova nursing students are packing to save lives filling containersdical supplies for kupt is in need. students, sister jacqueline miak have been in the receiving end of native ken yaxt. >> mission relief headquarters is working on over time. >> we have hospitals where patients are just literally on the floor. so no beds and equipments are just needed but missing. >> we select from a wide area and build these 40 foot containers for africa and of course with ebola, it's really ignited our business. >> jim harrison found mission relief he gathered supplies from local hospitals and with the help from the organization likeville never anursing he packs the containers. he relies on donations for the 5,000 shipping costs. >> funding for shipping dollars is a big hurdle this is easy part. collecting and getting things together. >> the hospital wants to -- it dpe pendz on beds they have. >> receiving one container is enormous help and packing one is lesson. and how much of an impact they have beyond villanova. >> it is a global perspective and what we teach no

annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: her acid tongue made us laugh she was known for her with it and resillance, it was yesterday that her daughter made the announcement that she passed away at 81 years old a week after she was rushed to the hospital from a clinic in new york city where she was undergoing a routine procedure for her throat and went into cardiac arrest. she was originally from new york, but she had ties to philadelphia. she was a trail blazer for women showing people with her blunt style that women could be as fun funny or funner than the men. johnny carson gave her her big break in 1965. their comedic partnership made her popularity soar. and then when she went out with her own show, a riff between the two almost ended here career. she worked harold after her husband two produced the show committed suicide at the four seasons hotel here in philadelphia. the emmy-winning and tony nominated comedian went on to remake herself becoming an author to more than a dozen books, she gained popularity on eentertainment as a fashion critic. one business venture with qvc based in

resorting in coatsville, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> much more to come on "action newshis sunday renewing the art of reading a book how a midwestern couple is doing that with a little library. >> also ahead, love the 70s? the philly pops has a treat to for you in 6abc loves the arts. >> plus, chris sowers returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast another with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast another gorgeous day life's super scary sounds. with the exclusive accuweather seveand sneaking in without gorgmoving the bed. and sneaking in without lifemoving the bed.sounds. >> we're nearly a full week into the fall season and it is already beginning to look like it in parts of the midwest. check out the fall foliage in wisconsin. these bright colors are popping up near the iron river. this is my favorite time of the year. >> reporter: i love the paul, the cooler weather, the pumpkins, it is changing of the leaves. if you want to see color around the delaware valley you'll have to wait a few more weeks. here's a look at the map, they will be peaking n

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reporting in coatsville, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> the center for disease control is investigating the mysterious paralysis of 9 children in colorado some of them positive for a rapidly spreading respiratory virus. four of the nine children who developed muscle weakness or loss of feeling in their limbs have the entrovirus 68. they don't know whether the virus to blame or picked up another germ, but they sent out a nationwide alert to let other doctors know. >> township took down trees in burlington county. nora muchanic has the story. >> it's taken away the value of the homes. >> reporter: john smith of florence isn't happy as part of a grant project to replace curbs and sidewalks along the boulevard. municipality has cut down half a dozen of 70 to 80-foot sycamore and maples that have made the tree-line street so attractive. some are believed to be 100 years old. there's a giant 3-foot wide stump left in tim lloyd's front yard. >> they have to go, if they are a hazard arrested to the houses let them go. it stinks because it's destroying the old town character of the

annie mccormick has the story. >> reporter: a day on the courts courts -- course for this foursome is something of a miracle. >> no, i thought i would be dead be to be out here and able to do this is amazing. >> reporter: this group of injured and disabled war veterans have gone from hell and back, some have lost limbs and live with life ating injuries. >> we like to flock toward people who have similar experiences like we have we surrounded ourselves with guys who've the same thing. >> reporter: that bond is on mays landing golf course the new home of the south jersey chapter of disabled u.s.a. war fighters sports. >> we provide warriorses who have been injured in iraq and afghanistan the opportunity to learn the game of golf. >> not only are we taken care of, but our caregivers as well. >> reporter: the organization teachers veterans golf and other sports and reintegrates them into society. funds will be used to provide adaptive equipment and instruction for warriors and caregivers at no charge. apple kauffman started the event four years ago, but she was murdered before she saw it

"action news" reporter annie mccormick was there. >> there it is.oom. >> a day open the course for this four some is something of a miracle. >> absolutely not. a couple years ago i thought i would be dead for sure. absolutely. so to be out here and be able to do this is amazing. >> this group of injuries injured and disabled war veteran who's served in iraq and afghan tan have gone to hell and back some lost limbs and live with life altering injuries. >> we like to flock towards people that have similar experiences we have so we don't feel like out cast and we surround ourselves with guys that have been through the same things we have and there's a real deep bond there. >> and that bond is on may's landing golf course where first ever april c. kauffman golf outing took place and home of south jersey chapter of disabled sports usa war fighter sports. >> what we do is actually provide warriors injured in iraq and afghanistan the opportunity to learn the game of golf. >> not only do we take care but caregivers as well. a lot of people don't understand

annie mccormick, phl17. >> thank you, annie. eagles second-half magic faded tonight as 49ers handed them first loss of the season in san francisco. birds offense scored no points. nick foles threw two incomplete passes to the one-yard line in final minute. eagles fell 21-26 and 49ers avoid aid three-game losing streak. full highlight later in sports with jeff skversky. >> coming up at 10, more turmoil in furgeson. >>> a doctor is closely monitored here in the u.s. after being exposed to deadly ebola virus. >> and george clooney and new bride are all smiles flashing rings as the honeymoon >> al qaeda is warning jihadists worldwide will strike back to coalition strikes. there was this video of air strike yesterday and it shows a missile hitting isis compound. other air strikes hit two armed vehicles at boarder crossing with turkey and u.s. views terrorist organization and separate from isis. syrian rebels say targeting the group will cause more chaos in the ongoing civil conflict. american doctor exposed to e bowl ahas been admitt

listen, a couple of years ago i took your advice and bought some mccormick. i have been really happy with it. it seems to be stalled. i was thinking about buying more what do you think? >> let's take a hard look when they report. other than nike up $9 in one day for a point it is getting you a chance to get in. i think it makes generic and regular. they are the spice company. i like that. heather in washington, d.c. >> caller: hi, jim, how you? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: i'm good, thank you. quick question on pet smart. i heard talk about the company being bought. >> i like pet smart. they answered my call for having a better website. i think pet smart is way too cheap. i was worried about amazon competition. you can't buy pets through amazon. it is nasty to think about. this is not the time to commit new money. i think there are too many unknowns. we have the employment number at the end of the week. i say wait and see what happens a bit. "mad money" shares of nike sprinted on a swoosh of a quarter. can they keep tearing things up? don't miss my t

reporting in atlantic city, annie mccormick, for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> it would be beautiful inside in atlantic city how will it be outside? >>> sunday, picture-perfect no matter where you are. tomorrow silence. as we look right now at the action cam it was out in center city along the avenue of the arts aglow here this evening on a friday night. big date night if you're down in the city it was a beautiful one. as we look at the accuweather live lineup we'll notice stormtracker 6 live all is clear. we're tag a look at the temperatures to the north and west which is on the chilly side and we're tracking rain that is now pushing into parts of the upper plains. as we look at double scan all is quiet around the region and not much going on. numbers north and west martins creek dropping to 57 with somewhat of clear sky and 50 tanersville and slatington 55 st. david's 59. so you see bubble of 50s. cooler north and west again because we still have clear skies. but down to the south where we have somewhat cloud cover kind of influencing the air temperature still in the upper 60s alon

annie mccormick checked in with the local hopefuls and they are competing for the crown this weekend. skies live with the action in atlantic city right now. hi, annie. >> hey, brian, for jersey native this say past time they welcome especially like you said right now the time cog not be better. they need a pick me up with all that happened in atlantic city. t we wish everybody the best of luck we like our favorites and wish them more like and today we caught up with all three. >> here they are hour miss america contestants, miss new jersey 21-year-old sierra kayla joe's from rutgers. >> the reason i started competing in the first place it was in my backyard. >> miss delaware britney louis lives in wilmington went to temple and grew up in brigatine. >> new jersey, pennsylvania, delaware this is my home where i grew up and where i received my college degrees and where i work this is my life. >> and miss pennsylvania amanda smith florida native attending carnegie mellon university. she won the talent for her vocals. >> they said pennsylvania i was like well took me by surprise. >> all th

annie mccormick is live in the satellite center with more. >> reporter: she turned them into danger zone, but she made us laugh for years. it was yesterday that her daughter made the announcement her mother died peacefully in mount sigh knee hospital after she was rushed to the hospital after a routine throat pro -- procedure. >> she was fun. johnny carson gave her her big break in 1965. their comedic partnership made her popularity soar. and then when she went out with her own show, the riff almost ruined her career. her husband committed suicide at the four seasons hotel in philadelphia. the emmy winning and tony nominated comedian went on to reinvent herself. in fact one business venture with qvc based in west chester began 20 years ago. host tracy remembers the savvy business woman fondly. >> she believed in us 20 years ago and not a lot of people knew who we were. she truly loved our customers and for that i'll love her forever. >> reporter: and matt, not all of joan's ties to philadelphia were tragic, in fact her daughter did attend college at the university of pennsylvania. there'

throughout the miss america weekend we're following our local contestants, annie mccormick has more from atlantic city. >> reporter: following a week of preliminary competition our local miss america contest ants are ready for the big show on sunday. >> there are so many wonderful girls here, miss america organization shows we're the best and the talented in the county. >> now i'm excited for sun. >> for me to be miss new jersey competing for miss peaker provides a source of hope and inspiration for atlantic city. >> reporter: miss new jersey is the daughter of two casino workers she knows how important the tradition for miss america is for a city where several casinos closed leaving thousands without jobs. >> people i call my aunts and uncles who have been my parent's best friends are losing their jobs. >> timing is bad with everybody losing their job. sad about that. hopefully it will bring a positive light to atlantic city. >> i love it. >> reporter: back in atlantic city, the ratings soared last year, miss delaware a temple alum was born in new jersey so was miss new jersey who atten

annie mccormick is live at police headquarters, she has the latest, good morning, annie mccormicky good morning, at this hour, homicide detectives say they have not been able to make a positive identification on the body discovered. they can not say what is the cause of death is at this time. take a look of this fire video that a witness took with with a cell phone. that's a car on fire, crews discovered a man dead in the car in the passenger seat. that happened in an alley in olney section. star watson saint the victim inside the car was her brother. northwest detectives were close investigating reports from withses including watson of shots fired in a vehicle matching the description of the one you saw on fire. witnesses say the passenger in the vehicle, a man was shot in the head and the driver took off with the passenger inside. the shooting was reported around 4:00 p.m. detectives called local hospitals and officers were on foot patrol looking for the vehicle described in the shooting, nearby witnesses and the police saw smoke and flames nearby. >> about an hour later we see smoke

maureen mccormick is a no.ter katherine is yes. >> united kingdom is a big happy family and i don't think we should break it up. >> reporter: you don't think so. i don't think we're such a happy family at all. >> we're happy. >> absolutely we could stand a no. absolutely. >> they have one more day to convince each other who's right. but will the two sides be talking on friday? the debate has heated up, even become bitterer of the past few days. the vote is expected to be extremely close and the turnout extremely high, perhaps even approaching 90%. mark phillips, cbs news, edinburgh. >> that's the cbs news for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news this morning an about face for minnesota vikings in the wake of the child boost allegations against their star player adrian peterson. the the major announcement various made overnight. good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm natasha brown. we are following developing news

aj is married to wpvi reporter annie mccormick, ed rendell the former governor did marry the couple about a year and a half ago, and marsico also the brother of dolphin current county d.a. >> police in delaware trying to find a man seen running around one neighborhood, naked. police say a woman spotted the man last night around the area of shetland drive and chadwick boulevard. this is in new castle. police say other people have reported seeing him in the same area earlier in the week. each person is told police he made no an effort to hide as long jogging along shetland drive. if you happen to see him, too, call police. police in absecon looking for wire cutting burglar who may have struck several businesses cents, latest break-in happened wednesday evening at the rita water ice 400 block of white horse pike. that's in absecon. surveillance caught the guy in the act. investigators say, he cut telephone and cable wires before entering the building, and once inside he took some cash and got away. authorities say there have been several other commercial burglaries in the area, they believe

in mays landing, annie mccormick channel 6, "action news." >>> and temple university recognizing some in a special setting. this year five temple grads presented with the prestigious excellence in the media. along it is john oats of hall and oat. they met at temple. and after receiving his award he grabbed his guitar showing why he is a rock 'n roll hall of famer. and with them many other temperature grads. >>> and forward issuing a recall over an air bag problem. which are affected. >>> and simple customers hit by a day at that breach. how it happened when "action news."coms -- comes right back. >>> and take 6abc with you. fitting your tablet and smart phone no matter how large or small your screen. ♪ >> several restaurants are the victims of a massive data breach.ral restaurants are the a bucks county company, signature systems for transactions. they discovered malware was in a device in an restaurant giving they access to names, card numbers and customer codes, jimmy john's and other stores in the area. >> it is a big concern. not only am i a shopper there i usually go on the lunch

and annie mccormick is live getting reactions from goodell's comments and pledge to make the nfl

mrph rmhmhm rm. [ laughter ] kenny mccormick, you speak when you're spoken to! go ahead.d put them in a choirwhere wee [ yawns ] to raise awareness about our vanishing rain forests. did you know over 10,000 acres of rain forest are bulldozed every year? that's right, and over 30% of the world's oxygen is made in the rain forest. miss stevens: so, who wants to join the fun? what if you don't have any rhythm? excuse me? like my friend kyle. doesn't have any rhythm. shut up, fat-ass!

maureen mccormick is a no. daughter catherine is yes. >> united kingdom is a big, happy family, and i don't think we should break it up. >> reporter: but you don't think so? >> i don't think we're such a happy family at all. and i think absolutely we can stand on our own two feet, absolutely. >> reporter: they have one more day to convince each other who's right. >> see, we're still talking. >> reporter: mark phillips, cbs news. >> pelley: did the nfl come down too hard on ray rice? james brown speaks with the head of the players union. and will nascar's tony stewart face charges for killing another and will nascar's tony stewart face charges for killing another driver when the cbs evening news continues. than lipitor. bad cholesterol... you're going down! yeah! lowering cholesterol is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors, because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet and exercise aren't enough to lower cholester

it's the first time it's been open on annie mccormick versusy.ells leading to silence marking when the planes struck the twin towers, crashed in shankville pennsylvania and hit the pentagon. >> 13 years after small and hateful mind conspired to break us america stands tall and america stands proud. >> trib newt light beaming for the world to see tonight lighting up the new york sky line a message that this nation is standing together. >>> thank you, sharee. first responders honored tonight during a mass in blue bell, montgomery county. special attention was given to those who tried to save victims on september 11 in new york and in washington and shankville and ultimately lost their loves. a slide show continuing heart wrenching imannuals that day was also shown. you can visit 6abc.com for more on the september 11 anniversary and read about local and national commemeration ceremonies and view a slide show of tweetsw from "action news" viewers recalling exactlyly why they were and what they were doing 13 years ago. >> i newly released videotape is

many of you knew kenny mccormick. he was a playful, school-going 8-year-old.od bitch-slapped him right to the fiery depths of hell-a! so, when will you go? tomorrow? 10 years? does it matter? no! because unless you give this life to the lord, that life belongs to satan! [ children gasp ] but we cannot worship god in that church where the priest of sin resides, so we will build a new church-a! with crystal walls, a ceiling 80 feet high, and a slide that connects this part nah to this part nah. who will help us? i will! i will! i will! i will! praise god-a! [ people screaming ] if i go spend the night with saddam, then it's over between me and chris. chris has been so nice to me, and i know saddam will just hurt me again. m-maybe i'll just go talk to saddam. i need closure. yeah, that's it. i need closure. what am i doing? what took ya so long, baby? saddam, i'm just here to talk. great! let's talk! mmm, this bed is comfy-womfy! saddam, i only came here because i need closure.

maureen mccormick is a no.r katherine is yes. >> united kingdom is a big happy family and i don't think we should break it up. >> reporter: but you don't think so. >> i don't think we're such a happy family at all, no. >> we're happy. >> absolutely we could stand a no. absolutely. >> they have one more day to convince each other who's right. but will the two sides be talking on friday? the debate has heated up, even become bitter over the past few days. the vote is expected to be extremely close and the turnout extremely high, perhaps even approaching 90%. mark phillips, cbs news, edinburgh. >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, september 17. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. nearly 4:30. a little traffic and weather. you were talking about rain yesterdad maybe -- >> yeah. we're getting close

the whole process took less than two days at the mccormick place convention center in chicago.e maker says the possibilities here are endless. >> some of these will be made with internal combustion motor that is run on diesel or petro. some will be made with the current status of electric motors like this one and then some will be made with power trains we haven't seen yet. my hope is that the way we simplified the build and technology is that we will not only be able to make leading technology cars but that these things will be you would matily affordable. >> current prices range from 18 to $30,000 depending on customer specifications. >> well, we have a major storm that's taking aim at mexico tonight. this is hurricane odeal it's on the move and preparations are under way in los cabos where thousands of people have been asked to evacuate. this storm is a monster. check out the satellite imagery. a classic hurricane, well defined eye, thunderstorms wrapping around it. it's about 90 miles southeast of the tip of baja california and will it track along the coast over the next fe