[laughter] from morristown, new jersey, please welcome back tracy shepard-rashkin!eers and applause] >> tracy, how you doing? oh, this is great. now, you love animals. >> do. >> what are your favorites? >> oh, definitely tigers. when i worked at the zoooo i was with tigers, lions

[laughter] from morristown, new jersey, please welcome back tracy shepard-rashkin!use] >> tracy, how you doing? oh, this is great. now, you love animals. >> i do. >> what are your favorites? >> oh, definitely tigers. when i worked at the zoo i was with tigers, lions and camels, as you said, and the lions are actually

moores town where they have terrific looks lawns they are imposing water restrictions too live in morristown, i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thanks nora. >>> former arkansas governor mike huckabee bee announced his candidacy for president. he is pitching himself as the best able republican to challenge hillary clinton and its part of his effort to expand the support. >> back here now, the race for the mayor of philadelphia the democratic candidates will meet tonight for the final time before the primary in two weeks. here is a live look where they will debate. lynn abraham, doug oliver and anthony street and doug williams, the live debate starts at 5:00 we are streaming it at 6abc.com, and ask the candidates some of the questions you sent in with join the action email. also the programming note, we air jeopardy early tomorrow morning, at 2:10 a.m. and "wheel of fortune" follows at 2:40 a.m. >>> victims of a fire escape collapse are speaking up about a death of a friend and brother pointing fingers saying his death could have been prevented. here is a preview of an "action news

and in buck county yes something for everybody a wreck in falls township near lower morristown road andlege of new jersey is graduating and green lane is shut down today and stick with ewingville road to get around that blockage. >>> stepping outside now we look at sky 6 hd looking live over atlantic city, a little bit dreary out there. adam joseph is standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. knew all right meteorologist, adam joseph nobody complaining about this rain out there today. only areas north and west my garden has not gotten a drop of rain and now i have to water tonight. most areas to the south and east this is most welcome, it's a wall of green phila

philadelphia, a cluster of red yellows and oranges, that is downpours that have erupted, just east of morristownsey in marlton, they get wet pushing to the east, red lion and vincent town and medford lakes getting a downpour and this local area jealous because much needed rain is falling and dropping the pollen levels and then where it intersects 206 and red lion and stokes road getting drenched right now but the lightning counter is zero and this right now is a downpour passing through no thunderstorm. as we look at the numbers 3u89 in philadelphia 79 in wilmington and 76 in allentown and millville 84 degrees, with the southerly wind coming off the cold ocean 65 in beach haven. as we look at satellite 6 along with action radar, that is the forcing mechanism that is getting the downpours going and not a lot of energy getting it going and a release of lightning an isolate the downpour and thunderstorm and it's cloudy and warm and 61 to 66 degrees, that starts to switch here as the winds start to wrap out of northeast with high pressure to the northern and the front sinking to the south, it's much

it's named after janet knowles in morristown new jersey. she donated $5 million to cooper's breast cancer program. >>> a mother and daughter from montgomery county are recovering after a serious crash on the northeast extension. the ups truck was changing lanes when he slammed into the victims' car and the car was pinned under the big rig as you see there. the woman's 78-year-old mother was quickly freed but it took crews nearly two hours to rescue cathrenia moening. we talked to her by phone from her hospital room. >> i looked at my mom and i looked at me and i just thought, we're alive. and i just thought, this is absolutely miracle miraculous. >> sky force 10 captured first responders pulling moening from the wreckage. her husband gave her a kiss. her mom is doing fine. she calls it a miracle. when you saw that picture in sky force and i got the alert on my phone yesterday, that was incredible. >> we certainly wish cathrenia and her mother well. hopefully everybody that's traveling, stay safe. >> jessica, what do you see on the roads now

flaring up around wilmington but also in parts of new jersey near cherie hill moderate rain also morristown. these are a few showers that have been popping up within the past 30 minutes to an hour. ben salem near levittown. and going to cross 95 as well. if you're traveling in this direction, you'll be running into some brief heavy rain. all these storms are mainly traveling to the northeast, we'll continue to watch this as we go through tonight. again, the storms could be potentially severe as we go through the rest of the afternoon. so very closely, we'll be tracking these storms for you until they clear out later on tonight. here's future weather. temperatures really starting to cool down if you see the rain dropping into the 70s. here's 7:00 p.m. we expect more showers across the i-95 corridor. 8:00 p.m., we could see more developing around northern delaware and south jersey. then by 11:00 tonight, i think that would shift more to south jersey and delaware. but that severe threat should pretty much be over by then. we only expect the watch to last until 7:00 p.m. so far. and early tomor

>>reporter: morristown share of says the 35 year-old victor was in town from vallejo with a large group of people memorializing the person who was murdered in sacramento to to go he says long 1:00 in the morning some unknown reason the man walk of the apartment drawn away from his friends and family he was wounded by gunfire moments later hours later people still hanging on the scene of the crime but no one wants to talk about the shooting and the sheriff's office says it too is having a difficult time getting with this is to speak. despite a large crowd with this is the investigator is unsure of leaks to become more involved in investigation that is when some of days start to come available. under control this morning after burning 3 11 a. in san mateo county to fill the roles that fire started at 4:00 sunday afternoon at the san bruno mountain state park here some of the images we've seen smoke in the background and firefighters is what took to put the blaze out that put up to airplanes and helicopters the while fire was contained an hour and have acted started this as a pretty good r

worked hair hard and he had a little mechanic shop in morristown, new jersey.wasn't in the greatest part of town commercial part of town. across the street was a dump. it did flood on occasion but the reason it flooded was the ditches were full of 7,000 tires. people throwing all kinds of crap there. there was all kinds of rotted out automobiles much it was a junkyard. so they'd thrown all this stuff out there. he bought the land pretty cheap and he decided to clean it up. he picked up 7,000 tires. he picked up all rusted automobiles. and lo and behold when you clean the drainage dives it no longer flooded. but -- drainage ditches it no longer flooded. he started putting some dirt on there, and the government said he was breaking the law. he was once again contaminating wetlands. avenues hungarian and didn't like to be told what to do. i can understand the sentiment so he kept putting the dirt on there. he decided he'd do it at night. they caught him because they spent, i don't know, $250,000 to catch a man putting dirt on his own land. they put him in jail, fi