live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> thank you so much, nora. >>> we will have much more on carli lloyd and that world cup win on 6abc.com. you can watch her hometown's reaction as she led her team to vic tomorrow. a look at her profile after that performance finds it right there on 6abc.com. >>> and early morning water main break provided a rude awakening for folks in south philadelphia. about 50 homes were left without running water when the 6-inch main broke in the 2400 block of wood stock street. 1010 to 20 houses had as much as a foot of water in their basements. crews have been making repairs all day. they do hope to have service restored later tonight. >>> a philadelphia man will spend time in state prison for slashing tires in his own oxford circle neighborhood. david toledo sentenced to three to six years behind bars. he pleaded guilty to trying to flatten the tire of a septa bus last year. toledo was previously convicted and sentenced to probation for slashing tires in his old neighborhood in mayfair in 2012. >>> well, students of course are out on sum

despite the horror he has not lost his sense of humor. >> it was a crappy day a crappy day. >> i'm nora muchanic. >>> ducis rogers is here and the flyers rookie camp is still at it. >> they hope that new things will bring changes for the flyers. >> reporter: flyers coach dave hextall may be new but they are getting him up to speed. >> there is a sour taste in the guys that is aparents. it's flyers are development camp. but all eyes are are on ivan. >> he is impressive when you see him on the ice and talk to him off the ice lets be careful and go one step at a time and we want him to do well at the development camp and have time to go home and get ready for training camp. >> he and his wife and seven children will move into a home next month and it's interesting to get used to the bright lights of big city. >> it is different the media the media attention instead of having three or four cameras we have a roomful, but all of those things is a matter of perspective. i know the stage we are on here and between that is one of reasons i said it's so exciting to be part of it. >> in voorhees n

live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> nora thank you. >>> in philadelphia, a house fire followed a reported explosion in the city's kensington section chopper 6 hd was over the 300 block of east peplum street two houses on either side of the scene were evacuated and no one was hurt and so far it's unclear what would have caused a blast. >>> a plane with just minutes of fuel left on board almost fell from the sky in south dakota they were unable to land because the nearest airport was closed. now the faa is investigating. >> reporter: hey rick, we all know what it's like to be driving when the low fuel light comes on in our cars but it's hard to emergency that an airplane could be flying with a nearly empty tank. >> we are circling fargo we don't have enough fuel to go anywhere else. >> a crowded jet liner dangerously low on fuel, less than five minutes from falling out of the sky in north dakota, with 150 passengers and crou on board. >> roger there will be a window of opening in about 20 minutes for landing. >> i don't have 20 minutes. >> the airplane was d

i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thanks nora. there is more to come on "action news," a warning for beach goers that is impacting coastlines from delaware to new york. the creature you should stay away from and what to do if one comes your way. plus -- exploded in arkansas with firefighters at the front door. >>> a house in arkansas exploded as firefighters were heading inside and the entire scene was caught on camera. the explosion engulfed the house and reached the street it's called a back draft and it's rare for even trained firefighters to experience, the cause of the fire is still under investigation both the electricity and gas were turned off at the time. >>> thousands of tourists were stranded in indonesia because of this volcano it shot ash and debris 1,000 feet into the air today. five airports were shut down and two have reopened. the decision to open the others will be made earlier this evening. >>> jacob lui -- is cautious that greece will be allowed to stay in the euro zone. greece's proposals will be discussed tom

i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> fun thanks nora. >>> the head of the secret service says all hands will be on deck when the pope visits pennsylvania in september. having the pope here will be a tremendous challenge one that the secret service and law enforcement are ready for. >> he loves to be out with the people and you have seen some video of him in fact we sent some of our people out to rome, a couple of weeks ago and i went out to rome to see firsthand how their detail works and what he likes to do and how he travels within the crowds. >> clancy says the secret service is meeting with local police, fbi and federal partners since january. you can see the latest on the pope's upcoming visit on our twitter account, we are posting the latest tips and pictures as we prepare for his arrival. >> still to come, three sisters lost in the wilderness are finally home safe, the hunt that led to their rescue in wyoming. plus a mother gets a big surprise when a police officer catches her steal what the officer did that left the shoplifter crying tears of joy. i'm only in my 60's..

as well and one person had to jump out of a window to escape and nora muchanic talked to victim of that fire and has more coming up at 5:30, turning to the forecast today the temperature went above 90 again add the heat and humidity and it makes for uncomfortable conditions, when you don't have to tell this carriage horse how hot it is they fount rock being hosed off on a break. he has one of the hardest jobs in the city. >> and part of our city is under a heat warning tonight and that has opened the philadelphia corporation for aging heat line. it can help you find air conditioned places and tips on avoiding heat stress. lets get to meteorologist adam joseph, from the latest from accuweather. it's a hot one out there. >> the same as yes with the temperature and heat index. 93 degrees in philadelphia and factor in the humidity it feels more like 98 degrees within the last hour and we look at other numbers, 97 in wilmington. the highest numbers are along i-95 in wilmington and philadelphia but to the north and south of there it's basically in the low 90s rights now and feeling like 93 de

i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> wow all right nora athank you. >> a teenager is behindcused of setting an 11-year-old acquaintance on fire it happened at 60th street and hazel avenue the victim told police that 17-year-old threw hand sanitizer on him and held a cigarette lighter up to his skin and the boy was rushed to the hospital with second degree burns, he was arrested later and is facing charges of assault and arson. >>> pennsylvania state police are trying to figure out how a person was struck by a car on route 422 in montgomery county. you can see officers tending to the injured pedestrian near the trooper exit in the eastbound lanes, the person was somewhat ksh when he arrived and they have not row leased other details on his condition. they are not sure why the victim was on the roadway in the first place. before it slammed into an on coming big rig on april 27th the accident killed the other driver and crews had to spend ten days cleaning chemicals that spill out of the truck on to the roadway. >>> and a bug lar broke into nana's day care on frankford avenuep

nora thanks so much.sung set tonight the coast guard says it will suspend its search efforts for those two teenaged boys who have been missing now for a week. the 14-year-olds perry cohen and austin stephanos were last seen last friday as they set out on a fishing trip from florida to the bahamas. their boat was found capsized on sunday. their families say they'll continue a private search even after the coast guard's efforts end. >> a senior citizen was seriously injured when his bicycle collided with another in new castle county this afternoon. it happened near the intersection of kirkwood highway in elsmere. police tell "action news" that the 69-year-old man was unresponsive when rushed to christiana hospital. they haven't released information on the other cyclist's condition or details on what caused this collision. >> philadelphia police still have yet to make an arrest in a deadly high speed crash in the city's bustleton section. yvette gonzalez and sabrina rhodes both 17 years old were killed after

in seaside heights, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." i'm sigourney weaver and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world... like our state parks. the adirondacks are my favorite. for hiking, fishing, camping, you name it. niagara falls is the oldest state park, but visiting it never gets old. the readers of a national newspaper voted letchworth the #1 state park in america. watkins glen, #3. new york state parks are a gift. plan your vacation at iloveny.com/summer there's something for everyone. >> we are getting more details on the second dui arrest of donovan mcnabb, they said his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit .17 the legal limit in arizona is .08, and anything above a .05 is considered extreme dui mcnabb stated he had nothing to drink and had taken cough sear rupp for a cold. if convicted he faces minimum of 90 days in jail. >>> baseball's all-star game is tonight in cincinnati. phillies fans you have one player to root for that is if you are still a fan. he openly campaigned to be traded out of town.

nora muchanic was there. >> i was screaming so loudly, i couldn't contain my excitement. >> reporter:ibbons of paper floating through the air, fans cheered as the world champions rode on floats through the canyon of heros. >> that team inspires me so much. i love them to death. being here is a dream come true, i'm so happy i could make it. >> to see them in person. >> oh, my god. incredible. >> reporter: it was incredible for the team after receiving keys from to the city from new york's mayor, carli lloyd. >> the world cup was a dream come true, but having the parade in new york city was one. best moments in my entire life. >> that is the reason we won this world cup because none of us ever stop believing and neither should you guys. thank you so much. >> crystal brought her homemade cup to the festivities. >> it's the first new york ticker parade for women's athletics. it's great to be here. >> reporter: four of the team members are from new jersey. including christie rampone from point pleasant. they join the likes of charles lindbergh and nelson mandela and a few other select peop

. >>> and now moving from their training center to a real life environment, nora muchanic reports from mount holly. >> these west hamilton firefighters are drilling on how to execute a primary search looking for help finding people in a burning building the firefighters are conducting their training in vacant houses slating for demolition in the old mount holly garden. >> we have structures slated to be demolish we can use for training. because the buildings will be knocked down firefighters don't have to worry about damage they can vent roofs and break windows without concern as soon as you break the window we allow all the traps gases to get outside. >> the emergency center going through exercises helps the training. >> can you cut roofs and vent windows and vent hoses real windows real doors and real rooms, it's not familiar to us it changes it up a lot. >> new jersey does not permit setting fires for training but officers spend hours staging scenes putting wires in the way. >> if you don't practice how to do it it could kill you one day. they have joined west hampton training here

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> ducis here with sports and more trouble for a former eagle. >> he has been in trouble for this before, donovan mcnabb is arrested for driving under the influence this happened in gilbert, arizona on june 28th he was arrested for rear ending someone at a red light and he was taken to a holding cell before being released. he served a one day jail sentence in 2013 for dui. also in arizona. >>> the womens national team won the world cup on sunday and a rally was held in los angeles this morning, carly lloyd is still on cloud 9 and it doesn't sound like she or her teammates are coming down any time soon. >> first of all these ladies behind me couldn't do it without you all. every single one of you so proud of this team from the defenders from the top the coaching staff and support staff everybody collectively we got the job done and i'm so proud to call this my team, every day it feels good to wake up as a world championship and that feeling won't get old, every single game felt like a home game, because of you guys whether you were there or

list, and without improvement he risks being eliminated from the upcoming gop debate. >> thank you nora christie is one with of 15 declared candidates on the republican field and under the rules only the top 10 candidates will be on stage for the debates. >> and kevin steele picked up an endorsement for district attorney lodge 14 gave his supfor steele and he has the endorsement from all fraternal orders of police in montgomery county and serves as the district attorney he is running against republican, bruce caster. he held the d.a. post from 2000 to 2008. coming up on "action news" tonight surveillance video capture a car careening into a bethlehem bar. and with just over two months until the pope's visit we get a tour of the basilica of saints peter and paul. >>> we caught a break today temperatures were typical of september, and 70s and 60s in new england but the intense humidity will make a come back. >> and ducis rogers with the latest from the british open and the new old uniforms at penn state. when "action news" continues tonight. >> police released video of a car crashing into

nora muchanic will have reports throughout the day on "action news." >> reporter: have a crash on 295 approaching 42 taking out two lanes. speeds at 7 miles per hour. speeds on northbound, 42 starting to look better, david. >> >> reporter: so much more comfortable out there 72 degrees, the big change is lowering humidity. you can feel how much more comfortable it is. it will be warm, high of 87 around 4:00 p.m. so cool drinks important. >> we've enjoyed our time with eva. >> nice to be with you guys. >> thanks for getting up early. being prompt and setting your alarm like we always do. [laughter]. see you later, have a great weekend, everyone. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight severe storms stretching from nevada to new york. a tornado destroys this school tearing the roof off this pennsylvania classroom. another tossing this barn across a parking lot. flooding and more dangerous weather in the forecast for millions. >>> also happening right now, isis plot. the fbi revealing it thwarted planned attacks to kill americans on july 4th, arresting about a dozen people tied to t

. >> 1,000 new jersey state troopers are equipped with body cameras, nora muchanic tells us about the training involved in that ahead. and cecily is back with the full accuweather forecast. >>> a midair scare for some 200 passengers on board this american airliners jet from beijing to dallas ft. worth hail hammered the jet so hard that the passengers were sure they were going to crash they say it felt like the plane was going sideways they were able to turn around and land safely with major dents in the nose of the aircraft. >> a new york prison worker plead guilty to her role in helping two inmates escape. joyce mitchell worked as a tailer shop instructor, she admitted to smuggling hack saw blades and other tools to two min mates to help them break out. they were on the run for two weeks before police caught up with them, matt was shot and killed and two days later spet was captured. >>> and now new jersey state troopers will get body cams, to record their interests action nora muchanic explains. >> reporter: we can't always know exactly what happens when police are doing their jobs

new jersey nora muchanic went along for the ride at 6 flax great adventure.er intuitive rolling backwards on the popular batman is a ride you won't forget. >> at first it was terrifying. i love this ride it was a different experience. >> it felt like my face was getting ripped off. i was concerned in a minute and 30 seconds wouldn't be long enough but it was just right. >> reporter: riders make an 11 story climb back wrldz -- backwards on 2500 feet of track. you don't know what's coming. >> you want to have a go and it final goes, it was a lot of fun. >> reporter: with the help of batman and robin the acting governor was there to kick off tourism tuesday. >> i love the beach. everybody knows the beach is there, but there are a lot of other things to do in new jersey. >> reporter: she gamely boredded and rode the ride which has more twists and turns than new jersey politics. can we call an ambulance and get you a tums? >> [laughter]. there are people who love the thrill who say it was more fun in reverse. >> it was fun i'm dizzy. >> reporter: ted hunter rode t

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with the preview.ood morning nora. >> good morning nicole and erika. we have lots of news today. we are in south carolina where lawmakers voted to take down the confederate flag. we will look closer at technology vulnerabilities after the stock exchange, united airlines and wall street journal had major issues. also first here on cb. this morning democratic presidential candidate jim web will join us in studio 57. federal drug bust leads to great deals on wedding dresses, the news is back in the morning. see you guys in ten minutes. >> someone's ears perk up. >> what now about the wedding dresses. >> yes. >> our very own bride to be. >> thank you thank you nora. >> a thank you. >> take care, guys. >> i love nora. >> yes, so sweet. >> 6:51. a community reading center in north philadelphia is distributing thousands office brand new children's books. >> dozens of volunteers are using pedal power to get those books into homes. here's ukee washington now with this weeks's story of brotherly love. >> reporte

new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, is live from trenton on the big announcement. >> reporter: hi the attorney general says the deadly interactions between police and black men around the country played a role in getting this cameras forward, but the goal is trust between the police officers and community, where it is terribly strained right now. >> acting attorney general, john hoffman says that new jersey state police will pay $1.5 million to equip troopers with body cameras. >> body cameras will act as an objective witness for police involved shootings and other enforcement incidents. so truth rules the day not emotions and not agendas and not personal bias. >> troopers can wear the cameras on their hat or shirt and be required to wear them during protests and activists. >> provided that the officer documents the officer's actions. >> the departments using body cameras give them high marks rowan police began wearing them during their shift the first in the state to do so at their college. >> we had a complaint at the mote motor vehicle stop where they say the cop is rude or --

nora muchanic catches up with him just ahead. >>> looking live at the ben franklin bridge, it's ready. chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, an excessive heat warning in effect for today. good sunday morning to you sky6 live hd taking a live look for us now out of her temple university camera into center city. you can't necessarily tell it by looking at this pretty shot. it's going to be ridiculously hot and humid out there. right now the temperature is 78 degrees, get ready to start sweating if you're heading outside. >> it already feels like a sauna. >> reporter: i have a soft bail game this afternoon i'm dreading it right now. i think i'll have to fake an injury. there's the view down in cape may. this is just going to be one of these days where you need to use common sense. you have to take it easy out there, keep yourself hydrated take freebt breaks -- frequent breaks limit your time in the sun. jersey shore it's going to be sticky on the sand it will feel like the low 90s on the beach with all that humidity. double scan live crystal clear no issues

nora muchanic is live in the trenton newsroom tonight and nora you spoke with local financial expertsimpact on personal finances. >> i did and what they are saying is don't panic. the shut down of trading was unusual to be sure but should not result in consequences for the average investors. employees at vanguard the largest mutual company in the country. they fueling calls about concerns about the shut down, all trading was suspended at 11:30 because of a technical glitch. >> whoa -- just lost it, there it is. and with while this was very unusual this was an extremely unusual event the experts are saying this is more common because the stack market is relying on computers we may see the glitches more and more. i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> as we know glitches can happen the majormal fangs that happened at the new york stock exchange was not the oath glitch of today thousands of unites passengers were left stranded across the country when the airline went down the malfunction started at 3:30 this morning and a problem with an internal router resulted in

they will be required to turn on the devices during traffic stops and other situations, nora muchanic was at the announcement about this in trenton this morning. >>> and still to come on "action news" at noon a crime of opportunity. how one man drove away with 150,000 dollars in north jersey. >> how she is acontusioned of helping two prisoners escape. find out what she admitted to in court. when "action news" comes right back. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com hey, mom and dad! (mom) hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah... mounted on top of a new suv? (mom) uh huh... hooked up to the back of a custom motorhome? (dad) exactly!

alicia. >> fabulous for sure nora thank you. those girls are too cute. >>> much more on carli lloyd and that world cup win on 6abc.com. you can watch her hometown's reaction as she led the team to victory and see our interview with her ahead of that championship match. there's also a look at her rising profile after her stunning performance. find it all right now on 6abc.com. >> turning to other news an early morning water main break caused problems for people in south philadelphia. some families woke up with water in their basement. others had no service and that includes a local day-care center. john rawlins is live on wood stock street today where crews are making the necessary repairs. john. >> reporter: hey, rick. the crew behind me sheer waiting right now for a part to be coming in here that will help the repair of the water main. the good folks of the 2400 block of south wood stock it's been long day without much in the way of running water. the normally quiet 2400 block of south wood stock not so quiet today. a water dep

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic introduces us to the carver with a unique canvas. >> reporter: brian a a master at turning toppled trees and stumps into works of art using a series of different size chainsaws this former marine can carve wood like butter creating life size stamp clues that amaze his clients. >> using tools that were made to do nothing but destroy and here i am harnessing the destructive power into a -- an artistic gain. >> reporter: no one ever taught brian how to do this. he learned it on his own and has turned his unusual gift into a full time business. >> incorporated my two loves of tearing things up and artsy stuff. >> reporter: he says the phone hasn't stopped ringing since the recent storms that toppled so many trees in south jersey. he turned this do you understand maple in washington township into a statue of the homeowner and his father who served in the army. >> one way to keep the tree around far a few more decades before -- instead of just chopping it up for firewood. >> reporter: his creation can cost from $20 into the thousands t he works without

nora muchanic was in new york and filed this report. >>reporter: i was extreme sog loudly i could not continue my excitement. >> serena kirka of pensville was among thousands lining broadway for ticker tape parade honoring u.s. women's soccer team and rib don'ts of paper floating through the air fans cheered adds champions road an float for the canyon of heros. >> the women's national team inspires me so much and i love them to death. >> being here is just a dream come true and i'm so happy i could make it. >> to see them in person. >> oh, my god incredible. >> it was incredible too for the team after receiving keys to the is they from new york's mayor top tournament player and delran native carli lloyd was overwhelmed with gratitude. >> jersey girl philly fan and new york city you guys are awesome. >> world cup was a dream come true and having this parade in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> i believe that is the reason why we won this world cup. it's because none of us ever stopped believing and neeminger

"action news" reporter nora muchanic was in that crowd. [cheers and applause] >> i was screaming so loudly. i connecticut taken my excitement. >> reporter: serena of pennsville was among the thousands lining broadway for the ticker tape parade honoring the u.s. women's soccer team with ribbons and paper floating through the air, fans cheered as the world champions rode on floats through the canyon of heroes. >> the women's team just inspires me so much and i just love them. >> being here is just a dream come true and i'm so happy i could make it. >> reporter: and to see them in person. >> oh, my god. incredible. >> reporter: it was incredible too for the team. after receiving keys to the city from new york's mayor top tournament player and delran player carli lloyd was overwhelmed with gratitude. >> i'm a jersey girl, philly fan but new york city you guys are awesome. >> reporter:. >> the world cup was a dream come true but having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> i believe that that is the

. >> nora o'donnell joins us up in new york with your preview. good morning to you ukee erika. ahead unsealed documents reveal bill cosby admitted to getting quaaludes to drug women. what this means for other lawsuit against the comedian. >> plus, jill schlessinger on why starbucks is raising it prices. also carnival crews' ceo is in studio 57 with a big announcement. and closer look at how smart clothes can monitor everything from your baby's breathing to your work out. the news is back in the morning. see you guys in about ten minutes. >> very cool. see you then. appreciate t as nora just mentioned, be well, head today starbucks this morning? get ready to dig deeper for the cup of coffee. starting today the coffee house chain charging five to 20 cents more for some drinks at most of its stores. this comes despite 18% boost in company profits last quarter. even though sales were up, starbucks customers satisfaction ranking lag behind those of its main competitor, dunkin donut. >> wait, so profits are up. >> i know. >> profits rupp. or prices goi

not a smart move, nora. >> reporter: not quite. to snap selfies as we all know and post them online but a 20-year-old sicklerville man is in trouble tonight after the pictures he took of his illegal pot plants growing in the back of this abandoned house helped police make the case against him. >> whether it's legal or illegal the stuff you do, if you post it online somebody will see it. >> reporter: and somebody did. the police. they found tips that winslow police received about three weeks ago. officers arrested 20-year-old connor kennedy of sicklerville on charges of possessing and attempt to distribute marijuana. cops were investigating reports someone was illegally growing pot in the backyard of an abandoned house on brierly drive. >> in this case surveillance was initiated. cameras were placed in various locations to help identify the suspect involved. >> reporter: once they identified kennedy detectives checked his social media and there they found pictures of kennedy with the pot plants. they were able to place him in the ya

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> ready, sweat swipe. we'll tell you how a new app can help you land your dream job. >>> say it ain't so, a summer staple is no longer on the menu at ritas. >>> clouds and showers are pulling away, but they will make a comeback in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll let you know right after this. >> self video captured a car driving backward in la for more than two miles. it drove backward and across thed the center line and went around curves missing vehicles. a local tv station handed the police the video. they are looking for the driver and passenger and the car however because they were driving backwards the car plates were hidden. >> i have good news for you unwhat today's date is. >> reporter: 11th. >> 7-eleven. they are giving slurp -- slurpees for free. >> reporter: double scan live, if you look toward the bottom of the screen south of cape may delaware louis bethany beach. wet weather heavy downpours west to east. if your vacation spot is down in delaware, the beaches of delaware, o

market relying heavily on the stock market and computers this could be the new norm. >> thank you nora. >>> abc world news tonight will have the latest on the glitch that shut down the stock exchange, that begins right after "action news" at 6:00. >>> and a prisoner that was freed by mistake. officials caught up with tyreke woods, he was accidently released from prison in north cumberland county "action news" reached out to the department of corrections to hear what caused the mistake and are waiting to hear back. >>> 362 years behind bar that is the sentence the judge handed down eric tore res shot officer davies at a traffic stop back in august of 2013. davies is still recovering from the bullet wound to his stomach, torres was acquitted of attempt murder but found guilty of assault earlier this year. >>> they believe that the fire sparked at the pay less shoe store monday night but they had to stabilized building before they could go inside. crews had to remove facade and remove loose bricks. >>> and now a woman accused of stealing a fire department truck and crashing it while tryin

nora muchanic will have reports throughout the day right here on "action news." >> nyc seeing similar weather to us. which is nice. >> reporter: we'll see improvement today the storms from last night are gone. as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan dry conditions. heading outside the promise of pleasant of sunshine, you're seeing the clouds breaking up and brightening on the horizon. 75 in philadelphia. the dewpoint hanging high, we'll see the dewpoint number drop in the morning and the afternoon. it might feel muggy to start out, things are getting better. out west that's not where we have a lot of humidity. a lot of storm reports coming in not as many as overall. downingtown and police officer ut meeting wires down, and power outages. new castle, partial building collapse and sussex county a house caught fire because of storm reports. berks county school that got leveled by what may have been a tornado. the national weather service will hold off until they get reports from emergency managers to see if they are asked to come up and investigate this. this comes from ben hasty

nora muchanic explains. >> just makes your stomach turn. >> reporter: sod farmers and cousins phil and games bets of tuckahoe turf farm are frustrated. vandals tore through patches of lush green grass leaving tire tracks deep looping grooves and up to $3,000 worth of damage. >> lot of money, a the lot of time to repair it and our end product isn't as good. >> we are not sure if it will be harvestable. >> reporter: tuckahoe provides turf for baseball soccer throughout the east including citizens bank park. this isn't new for tuckahoe turf or other sod farmers in the area. this farm backs up to the wharton state forest and there are often people in trucks and atv's coming onto the property to joyride. >> they ride down the edges of the roads and then decide to come out onto the grass and spin out and do doughnuts. why i don't know. it's our livelihood. >> reporter: tuckahoe farms posted pictures of the damage on facebook. they have been shared almost 2,000 times. >> we actually got some leads so hopefully we'll be able to catch this person that did this. >> reporter: home mon ton police

. >> nora o'donnell with a preview, good morning. >> hey, good morning nicole, erika.arolina state house this morning where the confederate flag comes down today. plus doctor tar end on the new warnings about some pain relievers, what it means to your heart health. then two members of the women's world cup champion team right here in studio 57. including mvp carli lloyd. also hearing to honor these players, the news back in the morning. see in you about ten minute, hope you are gearing up for a great weekend? can't wait for that parade too. >> that's exciting. nora, thank youment take care. >> ♪ ♪ >> coming con. >> fans of comics bikes, in san diego big annual convention thousands showed up to see the cast of the hunger games for one final bought. the cast chat bad howie mower until it was shooting mocking jay part two the fourth and final film in the series. then they attempt topped do that famous roo whistle from the movies. (whistling). >> oh, funny. mocking day part two arrives in theatres november 20th. >> and hey sharknado three packed with tons of cameos, like d

. >> nora o'donnell joins us now with your preview good morning. >> good morning, ukee and erika.outh carolina track ago this search for victims after that sesna collided with a f-16. plus the americans injured in the running of the bulls. we will talk to one of them who has done this 38 times. then doctor david on the reason why some people age faster than others. i know that did his not apply to you. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> or you young lady, please, look at you thanks, nora, appreciate it. >> have a good one take care. >>> many young people never know a world without mobile devices. now many please are dealing with workers who are able to text and use social media on the job. >> correspondent karena mitchell looks at how this group is working between work time and personal time. >> reporter: twenty-five year-old jonathan perez always has his smart side at his side at work. he says it makes juggling his job ace a quality analyst and personal life easier. >> something that is a necessarity, you can have your sneaker on every day. >> reporter:

look for nora muchanic reports throughout the day on "action news." >>> happening today, the defense is expected to rest in the colorado movie theater murder trial. james holmes told the judge he will not take the stand. he has pleaded guilty by reason of insanity. 12 people were killed and dozens more injured when holmes opened fire at a movie premier in aurora three years ago. >>> an enormous blast curse -- occurs as firefighters go into a house in arkansas. >> reporter: it's going to be a great weekend no matter where you want to spend it. poconos, 70 early and fog and sun, beautiful over the weekend highs in the low 80s. we'll be back with the day planner for philadelphia, and get you set for dinner and movie out tonight. we'll have the forecast coming up. >> reporter: national pina col pina colatta day. >> give me two. >> reporter: they fixed the traffic lights at main street and hall. we saw a regional rail train go through the shot. they are on time. west trenton line west trenton yardley or woodburn stations you will be on the shuttle line instead. njt not running between ran

so we'll see in you just about tent minutes. >> nora, thank you. >>> 6:51 right now.for very good reason. >> eagles, former eagles running back shady mccoy is having a party in philly this weekend. nothing shade bye that until you see the invite here. this is on instagram and twitter. the invite calling for quote females only. and you had to smith a photo. >> oh, boy. >> and sign a confidentiality agreement. and you have to be over 21. now, okay, say they get your photo of the they like it, they'll sends you the location and a prepare rope at attire. just keeps getting worse and worse and worse. now the bills made them drop the logo see it back there, he deleted the post. trying time press new teammates? who who knows but not one part that far that doesn't make you just shake your head. only ladies smith a photo. wards robe, we'll tell you what to wear. >> wonner what to wear? conservative, i'm sure. >> totally shady. >> i'll show up in my pants suit. hi shady ready for the party. >> we move on. >> getting stuck in traffic bugs you and who doesn't it bug, be glad you'

nora good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you.rape allegation from trump's ex-wife. plus inside the dark corners of the internet, where hackers sell your personal information. and, we know your area geeing up -- gearing up for the pope's visit. philadelphia plans with the woman who helped convince the pope to make his first visit to the u.s. see you guys in a few minutes. >> two months and counting, can't wait, thank you. police need your help in finding a suspect in rash of robberies at cvs stores in our area. this is the man police say held up store on neck road, burlington township sunday morning. armed suspect emptied the safe, fled on foot. investigators believe he's the same man that hit as many as 6cvs stores in the tri-state area since july 5th. >> these individuals or this individual that if they are not id and arrested that this pattern of conduct will persist until they are. >> police say the suspect strikes as other stores are opening or closing. if you have any information about those robberies, you are asked to call

and nora muchanic nor will have reports rights here on "action news". >> "healthcheck" tonight it's not just our children who need to eat more very manyyes it's us as well. reserveers took a look at numbers of fruits and veggies americans are eatsing every day and only 13% ate recommended cup and a half to two cups a day and only 9% ate two cups of vegetables a day. start letting up. it's a simple step that is actually good for you. >> positive body image was the message this evening at event head lined by model arby gram. she is well known for work as lingerie model for lane bryant and activist promoting body acceptance and part of alda to promote healthy body image beyond size. >> cecily is back. have you been able to take a break this evening you've been busy. >> starms were rolling through plan cast erin khet erin now pulled off the coast. timely i can get a break now. >> both of us it's been a long night for me, phew. >> please. >> we've been getting one of these a week. it's been a very stormy warm. >> third straight week. >> and stormtracker 6 double scan saying here's the good n

in sicklerville, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> a man survived a shooting in kensington8-year-old was shot on his bicycle just after midnight. police say he winds to buy his mom a drink at a corner store on norris street. he managed to crawl onto north fourth street after the attack where police found him and took him to the hospital. now investigators believe that two suspects were involved. >> president obama continues his historic trip through africa tonight. earlier today he took the cha and to call out his critics on the international stage. mr. obama is in ethiopia this evening. >>> he's the first sitting president to visit the eve african country. during a state dinner the president addressed criticism of his landmark nuclear deal with iran. >> there's a reason why 99 percent of the world thinks this is a good deal is 'cause it's a good deal. there's a reason why the overwhelming majority of nuclear scientists and nonproliferation experts think it's a good deal. it's 'cause it's a good deal. >> before ling to dinner the president got up close and personal with luc

nora muchanic was there for all of the fun. >> reporter: it was a glorious day in lower manhattan as the series of floats carried a victorious u.s. women's soccer team through the canyon of heroes as shreds of paper danced in the skies crowds cheered the team as players soaked up the love from thousands of fans lining the parade route. >> it's the first women's sports ticker tape parade and i'm really inspired by that and i just love the women's national team. i'm so happy to be here and like celebrate because they haven't won in like awhile and it's just great like the atmosphere is awesome and everything. >> reporter: each member of the team was presented with a key to the city and new york's mayor bill deblasio thanked them for unifying the nation. delran native carli lloyd told the crowd she's a jersey girl but that new york is awesome. >> the world cup was a dream come true. having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> winning the world cup was pretty special but today was mind blowing so thank you new york. >> reporter: we ran into

avenue, officials moved neighbors into a nearby elementary school after the flames destroyed some homes nora muchanic is at the scene right now, and she will bring us a live update at 12:30 one person was hurt in a crash that tied up traffic on the pennsylvania turnpike, on the westbound lanes of lower moreland township the wreckage blocked the entire road and one person had a head injury and no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> philadelphia police and firefighters were among those taking part in a disaster drill this morning. about 150 first responders were put to the test during the exercise at septa's at&t station in philadelphia they were responding to a chemical release with mass casualties, these types of drills help coordination and communication with different agencies. >> still to come new information about a most wanted terrorist. what we learned today about the top taliban leader. >> and the controversy deepens after an american dentist kills a famous lion in africa. find out how he is defending his actions. that is next. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for m

brief be brief in half 0 this is for you mercy before i i'm going to turn it over to that's the theme nora for the day what good can come by working together with skill and expertise just a couple of quick thangdz we represent the construction lender with the parts from silicon valley bank it is $22 million so soon to be repaid by hud thank you very much so especially focused on the constriction issues couldn't have had a better team this building is beautiful you feel it in the space i want to acknowledge my appreciation to the douglas firm with h italy's (clapping) so they stop sign it and the night club i didn't brothers built this is a tight site they've got a deep foundation i was scared about this you know no news is good news but this is smooth as could be and night club i didn't brothers thank you very much for that and lastly the point person the captain of the team is mercy housing development they have someone that cracks the whip i want to give my special thank to sharon before i i'm going to turn it over to christine i'd like to say to the 20 new residents their fortunate to h

nora came to bury her brother who was 33.ays it was a painful day for her. >> translator: i feel better because i know where to come. i wish this would never have happened though. or at least that i would have the entire body. i only have three bones. but at least now i can come and visit my brother. >> reporter: among the preliminary figures invited on saturday former u.s. president bill clinton in power at the time of the killings. >> i am begging you not to let this monument to innocent boys and men become only a memory of a tragedy. >> reporter: and the current serbian prime minister, alexander, vucic. he met several relatives in the massacre. later turned on by a small section of the crowd here. they're angry he has consistently denied a genocide took place. >> denying a genocide is a factual misrepresentation. it is ultimately solved to the victims. >> beyond the age are of the cause there's renewed grief as this sell industry fills up. speeches from leaders around the world. year in and year out what the events here re

this sum of part on begins to describe nora. it is my privilege to honor nories many contsbutions by declaring today nory lynndoll day in the city and county of san francisco. i think we have ben here. would you like to say a few words? >> norby couldn't be here today so we would like to thank the board of supervisors and everybody who helped produce this wundserful honor. when i asked nora what she mightment to say the first thing she thought of is let people know how much she enjoyed working for chileds and family service squz think that speaks to her extraordinary cam passion and empathy. she also wanted to acknowledge all her coworkers. it is very difficult to ovestimate the positive impact of mental health workers in our community. i'm a little nervous, sorry. basically i would like it thanksgiving you all and all her friends who came out today and it is just a great honor, so thanks very much. >> congratulations. and, last but not least, we have supervisor avalos. >> thank you president breed. i would like to call up jose,

this sum of part on begins to describe nora. it is my privilege to honor nories many contsbutions by declaring today nory lynndoll day in the city and county of san francisco. i think we have ben here. would you like to say a few words? >> norby couldn't be here today so we would like to thank the board of supervisors and everybody who helped produce this wundserful honor. when i asked nora what she mightment to say the first thing she thought of is let people know how much she enjoyed working for chileds and family service squz think that speaks to her extraordinary cam passion and empathy. she also wanted to acknowledge all her coworkers. it is very difficult to ovestimate the positive impact of mental health workers in our community. i'm a little nervous, sorry. basically i would like it thanksgiving you all and all her friends who came out today and it is just a great honor, so thanks very much. >> congratulations. and, last but not least, we have supervisor avalos. >> thank you president breed. i would like to call up jose,

. >> reporter: nora gelperin works with schools to develop sex education programs.hink young people are using the pill the morning after pill same way they were using condoms? >> we know that the morning after pill or emergency contraception is not their primary method. it really is a backup should they need it in that emergency situation. >> reporter: 16-year-old marcella morales-lugo says sex is everywhere, so why not talk about it. >> so there is this that would where a lot of people think that if you are going to educate somebody or talk to a young person about sex, that they are going to be more likely to go out and have unprotected sex or risky behaviors. and that's just not true. >> reporter: it's been two years since the age restrictions were lifted on the morning after pill allowing those younger than 18 to buy it. scott, the study also found that teens are waiting longer. the average age right now is 17 years old. >> pelley: vinita, thanks very much. some landings are not for the faint of heart. we'll show you next. you next. [ piercing sound ] daddy! lets

nora nora. with >> rikki klieman is with us. what does this mean for the more than 2 dozen women who have d accused bill cosby of ean s misconduct? >> it may mean something psychological to them. it may mean they feel they've have been been unfairly slammed in the p press and that this makes them really appear to be truthful. >> h >> how did that put bill cosby legal in legal jeopardy? >> well, it does put bill cosby in some legal jeopardy.some legal we do know at least the defamation lawsuits are still w the de pending in massachusetts. it could be introduced as an ed as an adm admission.on't k but we don't know and there's no way to find out as to what quaaludes he bought and who he used them with and are these three specific women, quote, vic quote/unquote, victims of those >> bec quaaludes. >> what he's admitted to here is to here buying drugs. help hasn't admitted to t necessarily using them.ing how difficult is that to prove?prove? >> think you hit the nail on the head head. he bought the drugs perhaps in haps in the 1970s