monmouth county prosecutors have not decided what charges should be filed. >>> attracting amazon. it's deadline day for locales that want to attract amazon's second headquarters. >>> "action news" is being taken to make the schuylkill river trail a bit safer. >> >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., thursday, october 19 here's what worry following on "action news." >> the massive two-state manhunt for a killer is over, what we're learning about the suspect this morning. >>> breaking overnight, a man is shot in the chest and able to briefly run for help and collapses. >> the competition is on as local cities compete for the new headquarters, will philadelphia win out? today is the deadline. >> first up weather and traffic, i think we're going to rename this f up

. >>> police in monmouth county new jersey are investigating the mixup over the sick dog, a vet told him five months ago that the dog had to be euthanized. he got a tip call saying caesar was alive. the doctor is accused of letting the vet tech take the dog home without levy's permission or knowledge. >> you charged me to put him down and then sneak him out the back door. it's horrifying. >> police got involved and the vet tech was ordered to return caesar, sadly the dog with a so is i will he had to be euthanize immediately. the doctor and the vet tech no longer work at breyer wood. monmouth county prosecutors have not decided what if any charges have been filed. >>> when you buy chicken fingers, you're expected to get something better than from a fast food store. the owner served up popeye's spicy tenders. customers complaining about the markup on the men sue and the fact they were they were not eating locally. >> popeyes is good chicken. it's not worth $13. >> if you're going to warm it up, i can do it at home. >> a young girl's quick action helped save her family from a fire. >>>

a family from monmouth county had their dog for almost 15 years and thought he was finally at peace and now dealing with his death all over again. >> this is caesar whose family grieved five months ago when the chronically ill dog had to be euthanize the in howell, monmouth county and imagine their surprise when they got a tip call that caesar was still alive. >> i album founded and don't know how to feel. >> he paid $192 for the dog's remation and got a condolence letter from the family's long-term vet but instead he euthanizing caesar he let a tech take the dog home without the levy's knowledge or per mis. >> you charged me to put him down and sneak him out the back door. it's horrifying. >> when the police got involved the tech was ordered to return caesar and then he was so ill. >> we don't know if there was care being rendered. >> theft charges again the doctor for basically taking the victim's money and not performing the service. >> we were unable to can't the doctor for comment and they no longer work at briar wood and the veterinarian bought the practice last week is upset. >>

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storm tracker 6 live showing the steadier rains are through ocean and monmouth counties just a little bit of light rains for the barrier islands stretching from point pleasant beach through sandy hook. everybody else else seeing clothed skies and drizzle and mist. temple taking on ucon at the linc. start time, noon. 70 degrees the first quarter temperature, 4th quart, 73. somewhat on the cool side, but warmer than yesterday. speaking of warm weather, tomorrow back up into the 80s and most of next week is above average, as well. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. gray? >> thank you for the update. happening right now philadelphia police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a man in port richmond earlier this morning. it happened along the 2100 block of allegheny avenue right near the csx freight tracks at 2:30 a.m. the man believed to be in his 40s was hit by a vehicle and thrown on to the sidewalk where he died. police say the driver kept going. they are working on a descrips of the car that hit -- description of the

pronounced band of showers off the coast, clipping or brushing extreme eastern portions of ocean and monmouth county. everybody else seeing low-level clouds and patchy fog. seaside heights north you're seeing a little bit of rain. and showers off the delaware bay. everybody else, mist or patchy drizzle. that's the kind of day we're expecting, cloud cover out there, perhaps a few peeks of sunshine late, it's a mainly cloudy day, a shower or two around, but not a wash. actually it's dry today, just a scattered shower or two. sunday morning, same kind of set up, but we break out into full sun and the winds shift in a southeasterly direction. it will be very, very nice tomorrow arch. high temperatures, millville, 76. cape may that's too warm that's a misprint. wilmington, 74, allentown, 73. trenton, 72. overnight tonight, it's warm and muggy once again, temperatures in the mid 60s, philadelphia, 66. cape may, 66. dover, 64. watch out for the fog developing after midnight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, drizzle around this morning, otherwise mostly cloudy, 74. tomorrow is the warm o

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>> reporter: i want to tell you we ended up here in monmouth to be with storm ranger to give our viewers a more in depth look at this severe weather. on our drive up from atlantic county, we had the intense pounding rain on the windshield as well as heavy, heavy winds and street flooding. >> it was pretty bad. >> gusty winds, wind driven surf and major downpours unleashed a beating on central and south jersey through the afternoon. soaker of a storm system and limited visibility on the way into ac where chris visiting from brazil and others had a wet stretch of boardwalk all to themselves. >> now i can do anything here but i try to enjoy. >> better like stay home and watch tv re. >> reporter: we encountered minor ponding due to storm drains clogged with fallen leaves and forcing gushing water out. >> it's crazy out there. it's like floods all over the streets. >> reporter: in bayville -- >> when you go slow it's nothing we haven't seen before. >> reporter: the streets are like swollen creeks drivers are simply being cautious. >> seems like some of the rivers are overrunning and stuff. it

where do things stand >> there was the monmouth poll which shows gillespie ahead by one point. this is really coming down to a sprint at the end of a marathon and i think what we need to keep in mind is that gillespie always breaks late. remember back in 2014 everyone counted him out and said that he was down. and done against senator warner but the day of the election, comes within one point, this will be a very interesting race. >> there's been all this talk about this being when you look at ed gillespie, he's the fartherest thing from a >> ed gillespie decided to keep the president at arm's length and. he's been welcoming of the endorsement but at the same time he didn't even retweet the president's endorsement of him on twitter. he tried to walk this fine line, he needs to keep a lot of those establishment voters on his team while winning more of the western side of the state and you hit the nail on the head. while northum can bring in obama and he brought in biden last week, there's no heavy hitter for gillespie. >> do you think that will make a difference? like you talked

you go to the monmouth university poll, they've got ed gillespie up by one point in this race, all rightl within the margin of error but hold onto your hat. look at what quinnipiac college has now. they are now looking at this race as a 14-point edge for ralph northam. 53 percent to 39 percent. now, that gives you an idea of exactly why you when we talked to people about what they feel about polls this year as opposed to what they saw happen when all of those polls said that hillary clinton's going to get elected president a lo tonight say they are just not paying attention to these polls anymore 'cause they tone know what to believe. >> polls are just -- they're not good sources of information for me. yeah, especially after what happened with this election, yeah. everybody thought hillary was going to win. >> reporter: do you look at them more cynically now than you used to at all. >> i do. >> reporter: do you believe polls anymore? >> honestly, no. i think a lot of them are filled with some type of corruption. >> reporter: and here's the thing. you know, we're talking about president o

a fireball streaking across the sky in monmouth county. >> wow. >> the american meteor society says people from northern maryland all the way to new hampshire reported seeing the meteor. if you didn't see that one, yankee stadium have a chance to glimpse -- you'll have a chance on this glimpse meteors this weekend. a meteor shower is expected to peak between tonight and sunday. as many as 20 meteors will be visible every hour. that's a big opportunity if it's clear, right? >> yes. of course, it will be clear. this is not the biggest media shower of the year. it seems that often we get cloudy skies when the big ones are coming. this one with the perfectly clear skies -- you're still going to have to get out of town. >> away from the city lights. >> away from the lights. this is called the orionid meteor shower because it appears to come from the constellation orion. 20 meters per hour. >> glad you announced it. >> yes. ori orionid. as opposed to the leonid and perseids which are also meter showers. best near midnight or dawn. and the eastern sky at midnight, the southern sky if you're going

it happened around 2:00 this morning near jasper and east monmouth street. investigators say the 56 year old man was shot in the chest, face and arm. pronounced dead at the hospital. no word yet on what led to the shooting. >> and moreover night gun violence, one man is dead after an overnight double shooting in philadelphia's tioga section. the two men were shot as they satin side of a car along the 1800 block of erie avenue. >> this was just after 11:30 p.m. last night. police say the 27 year old driver died at the scene. the other victim managed to run away for help. >> the victims were in this mitsubishi suv when the shooter fired multiple shots through the driver door window the driver door window is all broken out. >> and police say there was also a third person in the car at the time of the shooting. he is now being questioned by detective. >>> a grandmother is in custody after a stand-off with last night in northeast philadelphia. police tell us the woman was armed with a knife inside her apartment on bustleton avenue. the suspect's 13 year old grand

: a five-mile-long seawall that dates back to the 1870s and stretches to the neighboring town of monmouth beach. it's 18 feet high, with the top six to eight feet above ground. the parts of sea bright that were shielded by the old sea wall were better protected when superstorm sandy blew ashore here five years ago. construction recently began to fill gaps in the sea wall and make it a uniform height. agency, fema, approved thegement $35 million project, 90% of the tab paid for by federal taxpayers. erick doyle oversees the division of new jersey's department of environmental protection, which designed the wall. >> from fema's perspective, there were significant vulnerabilities within sea bright itself. we did our economic analyses and came up with a cost-justifiable project that would close those gaps and provide one contiguous structure. >> reporter: while it can't prevent flooding from the river or heavy rains, it can blunt the force of ocean waves. >> the seawall is there to break the wave energy. you know, this is kind of a secondary line of defense for, you know, the sandy-level even

someone called police to the 1900 block of east monmouth street right around 2:00 a.m. with reports of a person with a gun now when officers arrived, they found a 56-year-old man with gunshot wounds to his face and body. paramedics pronounced him dead 20 minutes later no suspects and no motive as of yet. >> the driver who investigators say plowed into a philadelphia sheriff's deputy saturday night now faces charges. prosecutors charged 32-year-old devon harley with aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person. they say two sheriffs deputies were looking for a 14-year-old run away from florence township when they spotted her in harley's car on the 3,000 block of seventh street. authorities say when they told harley to turn off the car, he took off hitting one of those deputies. they found harley and the car a few blocks away. by then the girl had taken off. they still haven't found her. >>> a southwest philadelphia man who always loved taking walks has died after a hit-and-run. he walked with the help of a cane twice a day to a local park but when he cros

section, man shot multiple times there is happened around 2:00 this morning, near jasper and east monmouth street. officers say the 56 year old victim was standing on the corner when those shots were fired. no word yet on a motive or a suspect. >>> former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick is filing a griever thanks accuses nfl owners of collude to go keep him out of the league. kaepernick attracted a tech sean last season when he propose tested social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem, the move sparked a movement, grew criticism from the president among others. kaepernick is yet ton pick up by another team, and is opting out every his contract with the 49ers in march. >> ireland is bracing itself this morning, for the storm known as ophelia. now it, has been downgrade from the a hurricane, but could still do some serious damage. ireland's western coast secured their both yesterday, storm could deliver winds of eight a miles per hour or stronger, all schools and column negligence ireland are closed today, and emergency crews are acting quickly. >> we expect very early in the m

a recent monmouth university poll says nearly 35th of voters in the state do not have an opinion of eitherandidate. >>> 6abc is hosting the debate. "action news" anchor jim gardner is one of the moderators. watch it tonight at 7:00 right here on 6abc. >> former vice president joe biden will be in bucks county today. he's set to announce a new partnership between the beau biden foundation and doylestown health. it will provide employees the proper training to prevent recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. the announcement will take place in warminster later this afternoon. >> cats are living with dogs, up is down, it's humid in fall. >> summer is fall. >> what is happening. >> fall is summer. a lot is happening. we have that tropical air mass and we have the remnants of nate move in and it's in the process of changing now that a cold front went through. let's show you what it looks like right now. storm tracker showing we're dry through the region so that's good news. let's check the airport where we're watching for the development of some fog but not happening just yet. vis

berg earn county has 70 community, we live in monmouth county, 53 communities. >> the thing i believe in all my heart you cannot beat people overhead, there are different levels of the government and representation. this is democracy. you can provide leadership and incentives. we have said listen if you two mayors and councils want to explore, a, possible sharing of services, we will help fund that. if you go ahead and each of you independently say you know what we want to go ahead and do this, we will help fund that as well. we think that you need, an offer incentive to communities and leadership to get that done. we will appoint, a shared services czar, we will put real resources behind it and we will ab aggressive. >> miss guadagno. >> of course, we have to do more shared services. problem is if we don't have an arbitration cap and 2 percent cap inn an answer which my opponent has yet to provide any of us there there won't be any incentive for any of these 560 some odd, municipalities or the 612 schools. what we do need to do is incentivized that and way to do that is to put pressu

it happened at extras per and east monmouth street. the shooter fled on foot. police are working on surveillance cameras to identify the killer and a motive. >>> louisiana, smoke and flames could be seen for miles when an oil rig exploded and seven people were injured and one person unaccounted for. the blast happened in jefferson parish last night. authorities believe cleaning chemicals triggered the flames. of the seven people hospitalized five are in critical condition. right now the fire department is trying to stop the oil flow and if needed let it burn off safely. >> a mold problem at a philadelphia school will keep students home again today. john b. kelly elementary in germantown will be shut down until thursday. crews are trying to get a handle on the mold crowd break in the monroe township school district in south jersey, all but two school buildings are set to reopen tomorrow. white hall elementary will take another week. students from holly glen have been placed in other buildings and likely stay their for several months. >>> a roofing problem has cl

brigantine, getting into surf city, point pleasant beach and belmawr, all the way up through northern monmouth county we'll see light rain. everybody else reporting patchy fog and drizzle. areas east of route 9 from surf city to seaside heights. for today expect clouds, that's the call from accuweather, breaks of sunshine late and morning drizzle, temperatures holding steady in the low 70s. these numbers skyrocket as we head into tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. gray? >> thank you for the update. >>> philadelphia police searching for the driver who hit and killed a man in port richmond early morning. this happened along the 2900 block of allegheny avenue near the csx freight tracks. the man was hit by a vehicle and thrown on to the sidewalk where he died. police say the driver kept going. right now they are working on a description of the car that hit this man. >>> a man is i accused of stabbing his wife in their north philadelphia home overnight. this happened on the 4700 block of north orkney street. the woman is in seriou

we had showers across southeastern burlington and monmouth county that has pulled away. 63 degrees inladelphia. with a dewpoint of 61. winds officially at the airport are calm. the pressure is 30.25 inches that's holding steady. the numbers are very, very mild. remember the normal high for this time of the year is 67. that usually occurs between 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. we're showing 63. 66 in millville. dover 64, atlantic city, 66. beach haven, 66 degrees. a lot of roads are damp from the showers that pushed through this morning. now we're seeing problems with the visibility because the fog is starting to settle in. reading 2 1/2 miles, philadelphia two, the lehigh valley over a mile. three miles in dover, 1.5 in wildwood. satellite and radar it's this little, small system, that little counter clockwise swirl that's pulling away that's locking all the clouds in place. as that pulls away overnight tonight, the winds will start to swift out of the southwest that will clear everything out by tomorrow afternoon. this takes over. this is a high pressure system you can see wh

win along sho this point 8:00 tonight,e talking about windsting 40or.d rai eventhunderstorms fro monmouthhe system out here ju that. 8:00 tomorrow morning whet serio is on good da be talking abo rain showers but the big focus will be theinds that will be the delaware valement look at the rainfall, three, 4 inches, of course the winds will crank all day. talk more about your forecast, show you a seven day b there is some encouging news in the seven day and milder temper ahe those details com up. >> admittedly i don't do this that often. did you see towed strangling rain? >> tod strangling >> i like it. t there. >>okay. moving on, all right earlier thisk, we introduced to you a port richmond wannd her cat stinky. they were reunited after the cat went missing for a few days, but sadly stinky now missing something well, stinky lost a. g tells us about it only inlly. >> reporter: i'm bruce gordon wi a message to philadelphia cat owners. put a collar on them or microchip int it in honorf stinky. she is the 16 year old cat who got out of kim schmidt's port richmond home it, un collared, un chipp

monmouth has ed gillespie in the lead, and northum winning by 14 points.what effect president trump will of on the race, experts say state races are decided on state issues. >> i think you can put too much weight on it. donald trump, drawing people to the molly in a negative way but there's evidence he's pulling people in the republican side not in huge margins >> meanwhile ralph northum is getting a big boost, former rally. he told voters to back northum saying he wants to steak the state forward and not backward. he also decried and said our democracy is at stake in the virginia election. president obama's first return to the political spotlight since leaving the white house in january. >>> next here at 10:30, target making an evident to become more inclusive >> a line of clothes for disability >> check out the massive halloween display, a man in whoa built this in his yard. saturday? the four-legged contraption looks like it walked off the movie screen and on to the lawn. he bought a model online and scaled the model. >> we'll get so many e-mails >> mas

you go up to the monmouth university poll, they've got northam down at 48 to gillespie's 47, one pointference and gillespie is ahead. don't take solace in one republicans. here's quinnipiac university. they've got ralph northam at 53 percent, ed gillespie down at 39 percent. that is a 14-point difference in this race. now, the question is this. after all of these polls all over the place, where are voters in virginia exactly when it comes to believing these things? well, we found out today they're not with it. >> polls are just -- they're not good sources of information for me. yeah, especially after what happened with this election, yeah. everybody thought hillary was going to win. >> reporter: do you look at them more cynically now than you 82 y used to. >> i do. >> reporter: do you believe polls any more. >> i think a lot of them are filled with some type of corruption. >> reporter: all right, so, the issue is this. you know, a lot has been made about what effect president trump will or will not have in this race. people speculating that it will help the democrats because democrats

possible for far eastern areas, let's say, wildwood, all the way up into lakehurst and ocean and monmouth counties, once we get into wednesday, all of this clears, winds will shift out of the northwest and everything starts cooling down. here's another quick look. as the system pulling out of the gulf coast and getting right oh ever top of us by the time we get into tuesday fan. rainfall totals anywhere from a good half inch less to an inch and a half east of the delaware. trenton about 1.8, the poconos 1.9, philadelphia 1.3, millville shy of an inch and a half. for the remainder, we're looking at sunny skies, high clouds mixed in, it's warm with a high of 77. winter whiteout of the south at five to ten. and throughout the remainder of the afternoon, a lot of sunshine mixed with a few high thin clouds, 1:00 temperatures 71 and by 4:00, 75. 7:00, 67, overnight tonight, it's another mild night. 53 out lying suburbs, 60 for center city underneath a partly cloudy skies, winds light out of the southeast five to ten miles per hour, the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast sun and high clou

. >> reporter: fifty-eight year-old former monmouth county sheriff and federal prosecutor may so some of her political success to governor chris christie. each time he was out of the office campaigning for president, she stepped in as acting governor. but those ties to christie cut both ways. his low approval ratings have become a campaign challenge, despite her efforts to distance herself from governor christie. >> i'm running for governor. based on my values. based on my record. based on my principals. >> reporter: her democratic contender in the upcoming race in governor is phil murphy. after spending 20 million-dollar of his own money, he handily defeated five democratic opponents during the primary. >> new jersey here's my simple promise, to all 9 million of you, i've got your back. >> reporter: fifty-nine year-old served four years as u.s. ambassador to germany under president obama and he is also a former executive at goldman sachs. one key focus of his campaign has been his anti christie stance. >> four more years of christie style politics won't change new jersey's unfair, un

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police say a 56 year-old man was found shot several times on jasper street in east monmouth street earlier this morning. he was rushed to temple hospital where he later died. police rear viewing nearby security cameras for more information. >>> police are on the look out for a person who shot a 15 year-old girl in wilmington. shooting happened on the 600 block of pine street around 5:30 last night. 159 year-old girl was shot in her left ankle, paramedics treated the girl at the scene and brought her to the hospital. or took her to the hospital where she's recovering. anyone with any information is asked to call the police. >>> a germantown elementary school will remain closed due to a mold issues, we are into our second week of the mold. >> we're still dealing witt. jb kelly elementary school has been closed since thursday after investigators found mold inside several classrooms. the school district says that the school will remain closed on a day by day basis, until it is mold free. crews have been cleaning it since the mold was discover, district officials blame it on hvac issues and con

khloe was rescued from a boarded up home on monmouth street in trenton.ce, her owner, 19 year old anthony mat lack, through the dog out of the window during a domestic dispute. now the puppy then fell through a collapsed roof next-door, and fell through two collapsed floors down to the basement, the terror area hospital in lance horning oversaw her care. the mat lock is due in court in two weeks on animal cruelty charges. >>> philadelphia police and lawmakers visited neighbors along the 1500 block of stanley street recently to discuss their concerns about violence. hosting this public safety walk in grays ferry last night , the community outreach follows deadly shooting on that block on wednesday. police are now urging neighbors to smith tips about the shooting. >>> well, philadelphia sheriff's offers has made history. it is the first in pennsylvania to implement a policy on how deputies interact with transgender inmate, to make sure they're treated fairly. they'll have the option every filling out a new form during processing. >> the community will know

. >> we had a wooly monmouth mild, snow with the spoon, and , very cold because of today. >> yes. >>o, you guys have a lot of work to do. >> yes. >> you really have your work cut out for us. >> we have to cut up a fruit, look for cat or pillars. >> little do you know what we do back there. >> well, anyway, lets go to something a little more scientific. it is just humid outside right now. you don't need to do anything to know. that warm, steamy. we are in the 80's. dew points almost matching temperature. dew points in the 70's if you stepped outside today. it is a, warm day. lets look outside and show you what is happening down the shore. this is cape may, some sun trying its best to break through the cloud as the heaviest rain from what was once hurricane nate departs the area, but it is just not to go get that nice through today. we will keep it posely cloudy until sun goes down and then we are looking for chance for fog to farm overnight if you are out late tonight or tomorrow morning. lets check with our weather watchers. they are reporting very soupy conditions and in their towns

we live in monmouth county, 53 communities.but the thing i believe, you cannot beat people over the head. there are different levels of government, that is a democracy. but you can provide incentives. if you mayors and councils want to explore a possible sharing of services, will help fund that. of you goch -- each independent and say we want to do this, we will help fund that as well. we need to offer incentives to leadership to get it done. it will be a shared service c zar. we will put resources behind it and be aggressive. phil murphy: we need more shared -- kim guadagno: we need more shared services but we need an arbitration cabinet, which my opponent has not provided. there will not be any incentive for the 560 some odd municipalities or the 612 schools. what we do need to do is incentivize that. the way to do that is to put pressure on the property tax, key property taxes lower than the 2% cap. murphy because he is in the pocket of special interest and has promised the labor unions he will not sign those caps, you will

he has been the lieutenant governor the first person ever to hold that office before that she was monmouth county sheriff. the federal prosecutor she is running with a plan to cut property taxes with the circuit breaker plan which would cap the school portion of a homeowners property tax at 5% of income. above that the state would pay the school district directly the average savings a hundred dollars per homeowner. the cost to the state. $1.5billion she said. her opponent questions where that money would come from and they said 1 billion-dollar will come from natural revenue growth. 250million from overfunded school districts and 250 million from a comprehensive audit. also running on the idea of electing the state attorney general instead of it being carlos rundell. to be the lieutenant governor. the strategy is to hammer home the tax issue and hope it does for her what it did for christie whitman 24 years ago. that achilles skill. the achilles heal. is the closeness to govern. they try to separate themselves. and in-state house renovation with a number two democrats won't let them ignore

. >> reporter: chloe was rescued from the basement of this boarded up house in the 400 block of monmouth street in trenton. her owner a 19 year-old trenton man was in the fit of rage and threw her from his third story window. puppy fell through collapsed roof next door and fell through two collapsed floors down to the basement. trenton fire fighter broke through and rescued chloe whose name was duchess at the time and they rushed her to the animal hospital. >> it is just not right, thank god the puppy is alive. all i can say i, you have to turn your rage somewhere else. a dog didn't do nothing to you that is like a child didn't do nothing for to you hurt home. >> reporter: cares veterinary hospital oversaw chloe's care their surgeon pinned the puppy 's leg back together. neurology tech michelle murphy fell in love with duchess giving her a new home and new name, chloe. >> i'm amazed how fast she's recovering because it is two weeks out. >> reporter: at alleged abuser anthony math lock has been issued a summons for third degree animal cruelty. chloe is expect to make a full recovery. >> m

on the loose, police say a 56 year-old man was found shot several times on jasper street in east monmouth street early this morning. he was rushed over to the hospital where he died, and police are looking at nearby security cameras. >>> police are on the look out for a person who shot a 15 year-old girl in wilmington. shooting happened on the 600 block of pine street around 5:30 last night. the 15 year-old girl was shot in her left ankle, paramedics treated the girl on the scene she was brought to du pont children's hospital and she's recovering this morning. anyone with any information is asked to call police. >>> happening today a germantown elementary school will remain closed because of mold. john b kelly elementary school has been closed since thursday after investigators found mold in several classrooms. the school district says that the school will remain closed on a day by day basis until that mold is gone. crews have been cleaning it sense the mold was discover. district officials blame it on hvac issues and condensation. >>> students have another day off from school today after

i chaired a women's shelter in monmouth county where we live and i'm proud of all that but the experience of burns the most deeply is how i grow. >> and you see the concern concern here? last year you made over $7 million you live in a multi-million dollar home in new jersey. you do not know what it takes to struggle to put food on the table. >> i would say with all due respect i do. i grew up that way. again my dad took any job he could. he did not have a high school education. my mom was largely a secretary and help bring us up to chimichurri went to college. he made sure we get about the community and service but i know all too well believe me. >> her next question from jessica dean. mr. murphy said you are willing to go beyond sanctioning cities which protect undocumented immigrants and make new jersey a sanctuary state. would you do that knowing that new jersey is at risk of losing millions of dollars in federal aid? >> i'm glad you brought that up because we had an incomplete discussion about this last time. the fact of the matter is one of the biggest police unions came out and mad

and monmouth poll has gillespie up 7 with a margin of error. >> barack obama is returning to the campaign trail for the first time since he left office. he's campaigning for ralph northam in richmond and >> reporter: janet robinson is like most people who lined up early to see the former president and ralph northam, a die hard democrat. >> i'm a democrat born and a democrat bred and a democrat dead. north ham is fine with me. >> reporter: young people and african-american voters especially, those are groups ralph northam needs to win, but who don't always turn out as strongly in off-year elections. >> a lot of people said at the beginning it was his election to lose. but i would tell you there are a number of democrats right now who are very concerned that that's exactly what he's doing, because he doesn't have a strong issue and he's not motivating and exciting people the way they believe can be done in this first year of a trump presidency. >> reporter: democrats in line today think barack obama's campaign visit will make a difference. >> i just need that energy obama gave me. i miss th

a monmouth university poll narrowly edging out.eeks away. >> get you caught up on sports. haven't had a chance to talk much basketball. wizards off to a good start. season opener they beat the 76ers spoiling the debut of markelle fultz. the wizards got off to a slow start. up nine at the end of the first. second quarter belonged to philadelphia. halftime philly was winning but wizards came back. the deficit was just two in the final minute but a pair of philadelphia turnovers and a three-point miss allowed the wizards to hold on. john wall finished with 28 points eight assists five rebounds. bradley beal another 25 points. final fultz had 10 points off the bench in his nba debut. washington welcomes the pistons tomorrow night. >>> redskins continue to be hit with injuries already missing most of the starting secondary, two more big blows. first round pick? jonathan alln done for the season. kicker dustin hopkins had to be placed on short term ir. enter new kicker nick rhodes. in practice that is an 80-yard field goal. now, the long

khloe was rescued from a boards dollars up home on monmouth street in trenton.ording to police, her owner , 19 year old anthony mat lock, through the dog out of the window there during domestic dispute. now the puppy fell through collapsed roof next-door and fell through two collapsed floors down to a basement. the care's veterinary hospital in langhorne oversaw her care, the surgeons there pinned the puppy's leg back together, mat lock due in court in two weeks on animal crew at this charges >>> philadelphia police and lawmakers visited neighbors along the 1500 block of stanley street recently to discuss their concerns about violence. councilman johnson hosed this public safety walk, in grays ferry last night. the community outreach follows deadly shooting on that block on wednesday. police are urging neighbors thereto smith tips about the shooting. >>> happening today, vice president mike pence is head today las vegas, as investigators work to figure out with a caused a gunman thereto open fire on a crowd of concert goers. five days later now and they still do

before that, she was monmouth county sheriff. she is running on a plan to cut property taxes.er so-called circuit-breaker plan would cap the school portion of a homeowner's tax plan at 5% of income. savings will be $800 per homeowner, says what donna - - guadagno. her opponent questions where that money would come from. she says $250 million would come from overfunded school districts. guadagno is also running on the idea of electing the state attorney general instead of it being a gubernatorial candidate. carlos rendo would be her lieutenant governor running mate. her strategy is to hammer home the taxes and hope it does for her what it did for christie eight years ago. hercules heal is her closeness to chris christie, who has become terribly unpopular. she has tried to separate on him on issues like the state gas tax hike, but she was his number two, and democrat will not let voters ignore that. with donald trump also unpopular in new jersey, it is a tough climate for republicans. by the way, we had thousands of questions that came to us from -- on a variety of forms. proper

this happened around 2:00 this morning, near jasper and east monmouth street. we're told the victim was snot in the head, chest and arms. he died at the hospital. investigators believe he was shot at point blank range. no word yet on a motive or why this did happen there. >> and no word yet on what caused the police stand-off with a grandmother in northeast philadelphia. swat teams surrounding the woman's apartment on bustleton avenue last night, police say, the woman was arm, with a knife, and refused to come out suspect 13 year old grand child called officers just before 8:30. that woman finally surrendered just before midnight. >> student at john b kelly elementary school have another day off mold clean up continues. first mold was found in several classrooms wednesday, the next day, school was shut down, and has been closed ever since. officials blame the building's h vac sick at the time for the con takes, last night they reported the clean up in it final stages. >> meantime, after a week off, students in monroe township gloucester country expected to head

before that, she was monmouth county sheriff. and before that, a federal prosecutor.he is running on a plan to cut property taxes. her so-called circuit-breaker plan would cap the school portion of a homeowner's tax bill at 5% of income. about that, the state would pay the school district directly. the average savings will be $800 per homeowner, says guadagno. cost to the state will be $1.5 billion, she says. her opponent questions where that money would come from. she says $1 billion would come from natural revenue growth, $250 million would come from overfunded school districts. guadagno is also running on the idea of electing the state attorney general instead of it being a gubernatorial appointment. carlos rendo would be her lieutenant governor running mate. from natural revenue growt0 , million would come from overfunded school districts. guadagno is also running on the idea of electing the state attorney general instead of it being a gubernatorial appointment. carlos rendo would be her lieutenant governor running mate. her strategy is to hammer home the tax issu

a recent monmouth university poll says nearly 35ths of voters in the state do not have an opinion oferhaps that will change tonight. 6abc is hosting the debate. "action news" anchor jim gardner is one of the moderators. watch it tonight at 7:00 right here on 6abc. >> so you may say yuck when you walk out the door but you say hang on until the afternoon. it gets better. >> it already feels better than when you walked out the door so we're watching the process of those dewpoints drop and by the afternoon it's going to feel a lot better so hang in there everybody. let's take a look right now at storm tracker. we are dry and we have drier air moving in. that's why it will feel less humid this afternoon. let's go outside. mostly clear skies. i was looking towards the east as we're looking right now and you can see just a couple of clouds out out there. skies starting to brighten ahead of the sunrise at 7:08. it's a pretty start to the day and it's certainly feeling muggy especially in some spots like south jersey and delaware but not quite as bad as yesterday. the temperature right now is

he went to monmouth university, finishing second in his class. marshall and two colleagues won a major civil rights case on pay equity for black teachers. he'll continue the career for wins of civil rights. one of his cases was included in one of the famous brown case which helped segregate schools nationwide. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. he died in 2007 at 100 years old. if you have a medal of honor write to us at #velshiruhle. >>> we are waiting for mr. gowdy because this announcement today involves both the house intelligence committee and the government oversight committee. mr. gowdy, however, can't get pulled away from the meeting he's currently in. but with me today i have mr. king from new york who chairs our subcommittee on emerging threats, and then mr. desantes from florida who chairs the subcommittee on national security. what we're here today to announce is an inquiry into russia's involvement into the iranian deal that was done several years ago. this is just the beginning of this probe. we are not going to jump

when i was the sheriff in monmouth county we had a very similar incident involving a child rapist whobail in essex county. he had gotten out and shot four college students, three of them died. had they run his background check, and found that he was an illegal, undocumented immigrant, given the fact that he had committed a violent crime, he would have still been in jail. those four college kids would not have had -- and their family, gone through all of that. steve: you were sheriff in monmouth county, new jersey, which is south of where we are sitting right now. if you were made governor of the great state of new jersey, how would you turn around the sanctuary cities? because i know trenton, which is across the river from philly, newark across the river from us, jersey city across the river from us, all sanctuary cities and there are a bunch of others. >> it's easy. when you become the governor of the state of new jersey, you take an oath. an oath to appall the oaths of the state and the laws of the united states. i would keep my oath. my opponent, of course, would break his oath. he

he says his greatest education came in the battle of monmouth and valley forge, in the revolution, whene learned about the importance of a strong central government. when a government can't fund soldiers, something is amiss. and there is a constant concern about states going awry, in one way or another, prejudicial states. that seems to be consistent theme and it is statute nicely presents this. and right by the statute is sort of, john marshall's greatest hits. --k berry versus madison marbury versus madison. , that the phrase government's outcome of by, and for the people. they language lincoln used in the gettysburg address, not tg h exacte language that link and used in the gettysburg address, but similar to the language that marshall was using. the government we are talking to theere is supreme state governments, so the supremacy argument was linked to this concept, this republican concept of, by, and for the people so that is john marshall the jurist, some of material that is familiar to this crowd, for sure. and there is john marshall, when you peel back the onion a little bit, j

it happened at 2:00 this morning at jasper and monmouth streets.ng series of helping you get a better night's sleep continues tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. we'll tell you the thing that makes the biggest difference in getting a good night's rest. that, plus, weather and traffic, starting at 4:00 a.m. i'm tracy davidson. the "today" show continues in a couple of minutes. have a great day. honey, what are you doing? watching a cow...? what's it doing? impressions start your day with the new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. >>> it's 8:00 on "today." and coming up, running on empty. >> i think everyone's tired. this has taken a toll on everybody from an emotional standpoint. >> firefighters in california exhausted after battling that blaze around the clock. is there any relief in sight as the fight against the fires enters a second week? we're live on the scene. >>> plus, the secrets to happiness. >> it's not a coincidence that people are happy here. >> our new series spans the globe in search of what makes a happy life. so come along for the ride as

new monmouth university poll shows republican ed gillespie nudging out northam in deadlock rate.point he was down by a dozen points. the election just three weeks away now. >>> all right. let's switch gears and talk about weather. taking a live lookout the gremlins in the system. quit messing with me. beautiful sunshine knee day. little cool out there but things are warming up nicely much mike thomas let's bring you into the frame and talk about it. >> we had that live shot. some of the trees starting to change a little bit there but compared to other years, little delayed. i would say probably early november versus october we'll see a lot of good color here in d.c. otherwise, we're starting to string together sunny days we've had over the past several. temperatures getting little bit warmer each day. sunny streak continues it rolls on here as we hit your thursday afternoon. starting off nice and cool thanks to clear skies overnight again high pressure just dominating the weather pattern want that means for this time of year we stay dry and skies stay pretty clear we keep the rai