new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, has the story. >> reporter: jack and chestnut two 1700 pound horses from the history farm were the star attraction at the spring plow event at the garden support network. they help gardens thrive. students from robbins elementary got a feel for old time farming as they each got a turn handling an antique plow. >> it was hard but mostly the horses were doing the work. >> a huge experience for me trying to do the things that we did back then. >> it's nice to have them actually enjoy the hands on experience rather than hearing and reading about it. >> the students also learned about bee keeping and composting and the worms were a hit and shelling corn for animal feed. there are over 30 community gardens in trenton and they hope that this hands on experience will give the kids a better stunned of growing their own food. the food in the supermarket is in a package and can and they can have the knowledge and skills to grow it themselves. >> carrots and tomatoes and strawberries and grapes. >> you are already a gad ener, yes. >> things are so expensiv

live along the kelly drive, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." gray? >> thank you so much. developing from egypt, bombings at two churches in different cities have killed 37 people in the first attack, a bomb exploded at a church in the nile delta city of tanta killing 26 people and later an explosion hit a cathedral in the coastal city of alsand -- alexandria. that blast killed 100 people. isis claimed responsibility for the attacks after recently warned it would step up attacks on egypt's christians. >>> this noon, new reports and videos of bombing in syria in the same rebel held province that a horrific chemical attack toops -- took place last week. this after president trump ordered a bombing of a syrian air base. rex tillerson told george stephanopoulos he would confront russia about the full removal of assad's chemical weapons. >> clearly they have been incompetent or out-maneuvered by the syrians. >> united states ambassador to the united nations said if president trump needs to do more he will do more. >> friends and neighbors rescued a man trapped on the roof in lo

. >> reporter: when nora heard a knock on her door eight years ago, she didn't know she was opening theat will become her new life's mission. >> two kids came in my life asking for help. >> reporter: what started with two led to hundreds and finally more than 1,000 children all u.s. citizens with undocumented parents. >> what would happen to them if both parents are deported? >> they would become orphans of immigration. >> reporter: to avoid the children being put into foster care or up for adoption, these parents grant nora power of attorney over their kids. some come for a few days. others stay for months. >> she's a mother to me, you know. she's my savior. >> reporter: like this 15-year-old whose parents were deported to india. >> she does everything for me. it's just amazing how a woman that i had never met in my life with welcome me so much as her own child. >> reporter: this 10-year-old knows exactly what to do if she is separated from her mother. >> she told me to open the door, just call her and to come and to pick me up. >> reporter: nora says those phone calls have becoming mo

nora. >> reporter: jim, it's a terrible case of sexual abuse. torres is a registered sex offender in north carolina but didn't have to register here when he moved to new jersey. >> that's horrible. i couldn't imagine any kid like going through that. that's terrible. >> reporter: like many in the westville section of deptford robin hardy is reacting to the news of what allegedly happened inside this house on a dead end street off route 47. police have that charged 42-year-old gabriel torres with the ongoing aggravated assault of a girl under 13. authorities won't say what his relationship to the girl is. court documents say the assaults went on between 2015 and 16 and included the use of whips and a necktie top sexually punish the child. torees girlfriend has been charged with sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. >> what are they thinking? how can they do that to a young child, you know? it's crazy. >> reporter: torres was convicted of possessing child pornography in 2010 and was area registered sex offender in north carolina re

nora is the ambassador of grief in her town.a statistical anomaly the , only person who has lost that many people. i find that though the show seems to deal with supernatural circumstances, it feels very real to me. charlie: dealing with loss and departure and all of that? carrie: absolutely. charlie: it happens to everybody. carrie: most certainly it does. when tom wrote the book, it was a bit of a rumination on 9/11. it was about collective grieving. what happens to an entire group of people when they are grieving together. we see so many instances of that in our world unfortunately now where communities are traumatized and people deal collectively. he was very prescient in that way. it always felt like a really truthful examination of what it was to be in grief. charlie: was this the first move from the theater to film for you? carrie: it was. i did guest star spots on commercial work. we shot the pilot of "the bookedrs," and then i "gone girl," so i shot that and that started filming before i started the rest of the season o

she's-- nora is the ambassador of grief in her town. she is a statistical anomaly, the only person who lost that many people. and i find that though the show seems to deal with supernatural circumstances t feels very real to me. you know. >> rose: meaning dealing with loss and departure. >> yeah, absolutely. >> rose: it happens to everybody. >> most certainly, most certainly it does. and also, when tom prada wrote the book it was really a bit of a rum nation on 9/11. it was about collective grieving. what happens to an entire group of people when they are grieving together. and i think we see so many instances of that in our world, unfortunately now, where communities are traumatized and people have to deal with something collectively. he was very presh yent in that way. so it always fement like a very truthful examination of what it was to be in grief. >> rose: was this the first move from the from the theat tore film for you? >> it was. i had done some guest star spots and some commercial work. and at that point i think we shot the pi

. >> people across the delaware and the lehigh valleys are taking advantage of the warm weather, nora muchanic caught up with people who were happy to leave their coats at home. >> walking along the drive taking in the sights, watching the kids rowing. >> reporter: the attitude was upbeat along kelly drive as crowds headed out to enjoy a nice, sunny day. >> it was a horrible winter. i love running up and down the river. makes you want to go out and do this. when i woke up this morning i saw that the sun was out, i knew i was going out for a run. >> reporter: happy pets like sandy joined runners and walkers while the regatta passed. >> i come out and work at the art museum, i enjoy the beautiful weather. >> reporter: it's a whole lot better when it is like this. >> reporter: this was a great day for manayunk food festival. main street was packed with hungry people chowing down from food trucks. this mom and daughter were snacking on a peanut butter and fluff sandwich. it was something cold and red for this little guy. >> i want down there to get ice cream. it is good so far. it's a per

live in haddon township, i'm nora muchanic, "channel 6 action news." >> all right, nora.> now to an update to a story we first brought you on monday on "action news at 4". pennsylvania state police have arrested a male juvenile in connection with an event on sunday afternoon where a few hundred cyclists weaved through traffic on the vine street expressway. officials say, through an investigation, they have determined the suspect organized the event as a way to celebrate his birthday. he was arrested around 9:00 this morning and charged with misdemeanor, disorderly conduct among other offenses. >>> now that you're caught up with some of the day's headlines, let's send it back out to sharrie and brian live in our draft studio above the parkway. you've got the best seat in the house, you guys. >> there's no arguing in that. thanks very much. >>> this isn't just about the picks and the prospect, the nfl is also committed to inspiring the next generation of players and fans. >> there are a series of events focused on philadelphia's youth and a high school football scene beginn

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nora muchanic has the story. >> as trainees at the police academy, they know they could be called on to save someone's life. they didn't know it would happen so soon. they were at veterans park playing street hockey when a 70-year-old stranger asked to join the game and things went well and then trouble. >> he was breathing heavy and taking deep breaths and we knew we had to jump no action right away. >> i felt for a pulse and oh man he had to pulse and we started compressions. >> and two recruits called 911 and guided first responders to the scene and the other two switched off performing cpr. >> i was on the phone with dispatch and informed her he told us he had previous heart conditions. >> he took over for me and did more cycles and that is when ems start its arrive along with police. >> he is alive thanks to the quick response of these recruits. >> it's what we train for and obviously it was put into motion it was real time, real life. >> can remember thinking that was the longest 10 minutes of my life. >> we wanted to help this man. >> we sign up to do -- why we wanted to be po

reporter: to avoid the children being put into foster care or up for adoption, these parents grant nora power of attorney over their kids. some come for a few days. others stay for months. >> she's a mother to me. she's my savior. >> reporter: like this 15-year-old boy whose parents were deported to india. >> she does everything for me. it's amazing how a woman i've never met in my life at first can give me so much love and welcome me so much as her own child. >> reporter: this 10-year-old girl knows what to do if she is separated from her mother. >> she told me to open the door and to call her and to come and pick me up. >> reporter: nora says those phone calls have become more common since president trump took office. >> i'm an american citizen and i'm an orphan. my father was deported. >> reporter: she has been giving these children a voice at meetings with local leaders in south florida and washington. >> this is so sad to be an american citizen and but an american citizen without rights. nobody's paying attention. >> reporter: an immigrant herself she takes no money from the parent

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in southampton, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> okay, nora, thank you. >>> a worker waswhen a stack of steel beams fell on him in wilmington this morning. this happened at a job site on the 500 block of east broad just after 8:30. now, officials say workers were moving the beams when the stack shifted and one toppled on top of him. he was taken to christiana hospital with a number of lower body injuries. the accident is still under investigation. >>> well, philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who robbed a juniata park sandwich shop one week ago. detectives released this surveillance video showing the robber running into the sandwich shop on whitaker avenue last monday night. the gunman immediately rushed behind the counter forcing a 21-year-old worker to give him cash. well, she emptied out the register doesn't the robber took off running. if you have any information on this holdup, give philadelphia police a call. >> six months after it rolled out body cameras for its officers, septa police say they are a success. septa released an audit of the program today w

hi there, nora. >> reporter: hi there, rick and alicia.e're here at the trenton farmer's market where the place is exploding in color, the easter flowers are on display. take a look at them and they're for sale but that's not that's for sale here at the market. we caught up with folks getting ready for the big holiday. how many for dinner. >> about 25. >> reporter: that's all. >> that's all. [laughter] >>> that's enough. >> reporter: denise and her mom marianne were in the big ground at the trenton farmer's market in ewing. >> we hungarian, bacon, cold cuts. >> la lamb boat. >> i need a quarter pound. >> reporter: for 53 years now they've been supplying much lovedr kielbasa. >> two easters coming together this year easter and the american. that's what makes it more a little bit like this. >> reporter: crazy. >> yes. >> reporter: in titusville the easter bunny was waving to drivers on route 29 outside the union fire company and rescue squad. the trucks have been moved out an colorful array of easter flowers fill the garage. it's the biggest

in southampton, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news". >> students in west chester saw the potentiallyragic consequences of drunk driving. police staged a fake deadly car accident outside the high school today. the teenagers watched as their classmates pretend be to the seriously injured or dead. the school organized the mock crash to show the dangers of drinking and driving before prom season. >>> two women made history today in the philadelphia fire department. linda long was promoted to be the city's first female fire battalion chief and crystal yates became the first african-american woman to serve as chief of paramedic services. yates long and 22 other candidates were sworn in to their new ranks at the fire academy in northeast philadelphia. [applause] >> i am so excited and proud to be able to be a representative of all the women in the fire department. 'cause i may be the first female bat at a i -- battalion chief but i doubt i'll be the last. >> there has been a deliberate effort to recruit women firefighters and paramedics. >> opening day for your philadelphia phillies. >> jus

new jersey cearnlt nora muchanic is showing -- correspondent nora muchanic shows us how a school bus the role of teacher. >> reporter: when the school bus driver is not behind the wheel he has a fishing rod in his hand. every year during spring break he invites union students -- young students to the pond to teach the kids how to fish. dozens of fish line the banks of the pond to learn about hooks worms or bobbers. >> it's so exiting to see if you're getting a fish. when you get one you're happy. >> you do need to be careful when the kids are casting your line. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> reporter: the tutoring does pay off, kids were catching and releasing sunny and bass and croppies. jake got a foot long large mouth bass. >> usually they are camping bass, it was very easy to catch the fish. the beauty of teaching the kids how to fish, for an hour or two they are away from phones and computers and cons straight on nature not -- concentrating on nature. >> i would rather do this then play on my ipad. >> reporter: car has been doing this for more than 20 years after putting a fishing

nora roque. madre de familia "no imaginate.orrible, es escandalizante, de eso es lo que andamos huyendo todos. " chambers fue arrestado en su hogar de buena park donde se realizo una orden de cateo. detectives retiraron artefactos electronicos que contenan miles de imagenes y videos de pornografia infantil... "no, we are done for the night. thank. you " en la vivienda, la persona que contesto la puerta, no quiso dar un comentario de la noticia que sorprende desde los padres hasta el lider del distrito escolar. greg magnuson. superintendente "it is surprising and absolutely shocking. " los padres recibieron mensajes telefnicos comunicndoles del arresto. la senora nora recuerda que en enero el presidente estuvo en la junta escolar cuando su hijo recibio un reconocimiento. norma roque. madre de familia "pensar que tuve ese hombre frente de mi. imaginate y los ninios. yo pienso que la escuela deberia de preocuparse mas de quienes van a ser los lideres. " barbara michel. miembro de junta escolar "everyone liked him. he was the head

nora muchanic was in elmer for the emotional encounter. >> reporter: this was the scene in elmer salem county as a long lost sister was welcomed home by her siblings, the last time they saw was 44 years ago. she ran away from home when she was 16 years old nobody ever heard from her again, but her brothers and sisters didn't forget her. >> i wonder if she is a live and if she is okay watch over her. >> reporter: she was tracked down in poured atlanta oregon, 7 years when her mother was dieing. when she heard her terminally ill brother asked to see her, she made the arrangements and now she is reunited with her family. >> it's amazing to see them again after all these years. i have to go see my baby brother. >> my heart is racing so fast. it's a beautiful thing, i appreciate everybody here today. >> she was scared to fly, and scared to meet everybody after so many years. >> reporter: nobody can make up for the lost time, now that she has been reconnected with her family, they can make the most out of the years ahead. >> now that we found her and where she is now, window we'll stay in co

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new jersey correspondent nora muchanic was there today. >> reporter: after visiting the graves of herather and her in laws at calvary catholic cemetery in cherry hill easter sunday carmen and her family made a disturbing discovery. >> we see one headless and then we really look and there was like a sea of defaced grave z statues, religious statues, saints, engineers -- jesus mayor angels with no heads e20 statues were defaced in january. police responded but no arrests have been made p the vandalism spree was not publicized but with easter and the warmer weather more people are coming to the cemetery and horrified by what they see. >> i mean, this is sacred. why would you want to come and knock them over? what did they do to you? it's not fair to the people in the ground, not fair to the families. >> it's horrible. you know, it's a sacred land. your relatives are here. and you don't like to see anybody mess with. >> reporter: the cemeteries notified the families affected by the vandalism and recently held a meeting to update them on the plan to repair all the damaged grave markers. th

"action news" new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has that story from camden tonight. >> drop the knife. >> reporter: this is a video of camden county police responding to a call of a deranged man swinging a knife and ignoring officers' commands put it down. in some places police might have fired on the suspect to disarm him but instead, at least a dozen officers surrounded the man and walked with him down broadway until he finally dropped the knife and was cuffed. cops call it dee escalation. >> they have pride in saving lives in a different way without having to take a life to save a life. it's just a different culture in the police department. >> reporter: the video was from 2015 but reflects how camden police are trained note they don't have to resolve a critical incident instantly as long as they and the public are safe it's okay to move with the suspect and take time to get a peaceful resolution when possible. >> core of everything that we do from a training perspective is based upon the sanctity of life and putting a value on someone's life separate from the behavior that t

in the divine order, the film's protagonist is nora, a dutiful swiss wife who, without complaint, tendsshe wants more. she wants to work. at the time in switzerland, women couldn't work without permission from their husbands. she'sjust a regular person in the village. she's very busy with her kids. then she finds out when her husband forbids her to work that she is actually really affected by these discriminatory laws in switzerland and also that she can't work, she started to be angry about it, and she starts to become a rebel and fight for it. as the divine order makes clear, women's's rights in early 1970s switzerland were minimal. 1971, it's 46 years ago, it's nothing. and they had no rights, they had no right to go to work, they had no right to open up a bank account. they couldn't sign a contract without the will of a man. having women involved in the political process was seen as being against god's law, against a divine order. the film doesn't directly address why switzerland, commonly thought of as quite a modern country, was so late in granting women the right to vote. there a

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. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, nora. >> good morningm. ahead and only on cbs this morning, gale's interview with ivanka trump her response who said she is not speaking out enough about her father's policies. plus how she separated herself from her own company and how her family moved to washington >>> also we will hear from the new york times report shore broke the story with the new allegations against bill o'reilly. >>> we're in iceland with how country could soon force co to prove they pay men and women equally. we will see you at 7:00. >> lots to look forward to their. >> thanks, nora. >>> nfl draft is late they are month and it is taking over philadelphia local prospect is likely to hear his name called very early the, our pat gallen , of course, caught up with him. >> very cool store friday right across the bridge. temple owls strengthened their football program after years of futility, one of the key players who led them back in back to back 10 win seasons is a big time nfl prospect and raised in camden and raised to gain new hei

live at the trenton farmers market in union, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." alicia. >> you know, nora, adam has been telling people to do the grilling outside on sunday, the weather is going to be perfect for that. >> reporter: absolutely perfect. >> across the river in south philadelphia the ovens are hot at termini brothers. most people are piing up their at a ineaster treats from the classics to hand knotted italian easter bread ready to bake and go in those ovens. and of course complete with the eggs that they position just so. they were boxing cannolis by the dozen today. a lot of people expecting big crowds and they have also been making everything for every bunny. >> yes. >> from the bread to the special cakes including the classic easter lamb and of course the bunny, too. >> wow. just drooling a little bit. all right. another tradition for many finding that perfect hat to my top off your easter outfit. that's where goren brothers in rittenhouse square comes in. the hat shop has been outfitting people for more than a hundred years from fancy feathered

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview.ahel, jim. ahead president trump is suggesting we could ends up in a major conflict with north korea. plus, attorney general jeff sessions and vermont senator bernie sanders both join us. we will talk to john dickerson ahead of his interview with president trump about the first 100 days, what to expect next. we will see you right at 7:00. >> we will be watching, thank you, nora. >> well, just miles from center city philadelphia, engineers are writing the future of aviation. >> "eyewitness news" got exclusive tour where this is all happening. we took trip to leonardo hell couldn't nerve northeast philadelphia where engineers there are currently building the first commercial tilt rotor in the world. half airplane, half helicopter, and soon it will be available for transport and private flights. now it flies twice as fast as the helicopter, climbs to the heights of natural plane. >> that is a new whole revolution, and you're not stopping at an airport, not wait to go take off. you're up i

hi, nora. >> reporter: hi there.en city police department was disbanded and the camden county police department took over. that meant a change in philosophy and training away from the use of force whenever possible. in the video you're about to see illustrates how these days the last thing cops in camden want to do is pull a gun. >> drop the knife. >> reporter: among the millions of videos posted on youtube is this one from the camden county police department. it shows in detail a deranged man swinging a knife and ignoring officers' to put it down. instead of shooting the suspect a dozen officers surround the man and walk several blocks with him until he finally drops the knife and is subdued. >> the core of everything that we do from a training perspective is based upon the sanctity of life and putting a value on someone's life separate from the behavior they're exhibiting. >> reporter: the incident happened in 2015 but reflects the change in training and fill fees for officers. there are more out on the street and

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> still tom come on "action news" saturday morning. new details about the fatal crash between a church bus and a pickup in texas. >>> plus, police made arrests following the massive fire that shut down a major highway in atlanta. >> reporter: yesterday's storm is long gone at this point, look at this, they are picking up heavy snows across new england. that pulls away we'll see the return of sunshine tomorrow and another storm arrives next week. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, right after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless c

so is nora. >> reporter: i am, it is salute beautiful hear, i can't -- absoy beautiful here.s going to be a beautiful week here, we'll be able to put the cold weather in the rear view mirror and look ahead to an absolutely great week. now, we are expecting temperatures i think up in the 70 g, that's amazing. we're on kelly drive, where lots of folks are out early taking advantage of the beautiful sunday. >> it's been a long winter, i think. it's nice to see the sun shining and flowers getting ready to bloom and the birds singing. >> reporter: it's pretty great. >> the warmer weather helps with our muscles and how they work. when it's colder it's hard to do a workout. >> i don't like the cold, so i'm glad. it's not too windy, so i'm hoping it will be nice conditions. >> the river is fast, though, today. we'll see how that goes. >> it was great to be a part of the sun roar clean air. it was nice we went for a little run it was just great day good time. >> i was focusing on seeing all the flowers and the sunlight on the schuylkill expressway, it's a nice day out. i was happy he

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nora muchanic explains now. >> reporter: drivers beware. police departments all over new jersey are in the midst of a distracted driver enforce many blitz and they are asking the public's help. they can now call #~ 77 to report other drivers on the road that are reading or texting or otherwise distracted. >> a distracted driver needs to be concerned about the person in the next lane or anyone of us who sees them breaking the law. >> can you give the trips description of the vehicle and it goes to headquarters in west trenton and they are routed to local police, a summons cannot be issued but after one of #~ 77 reports come in a warning is sent to the registered owner of the car. >> and we'll keep track for repeats and the same vehicle. >> if i saw someone doing that i would not hesitate and it irritates me getting cut off by people on the phone or texting or eating. >> do you make a call yourself? >> i would definitely do it. >> 416 people were killed on new jersey roads an 8% jump and many were caused by distracted driving. >> we increased

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." fios is not cable. we're wired differently.ybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com 6:55 a.m., children were hurt when a bounce house goes airborne. this happened at a carnival in south carolina. you see the images there. wind rolled in and sent the bounce house flying. >> a big gush of air, the bouncy house flew 20, 30 feet. >> reporter: first responders say the bounce house hit power lines with several children falling 40 feet from the ground. it flew off the church grounds and across the street. the extent of the injuri

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> 6:40, much more to come on "action news" saturday morning.es take extreme measures when there pensions are in jeopardy. we'll have a preview of the star-studded comedy going in style. >>> a huge tree slices a front porch in half. this is one of the worst storms to hit the pacific northwest in decades. >>> sky6 live hd looking at wilmington delaware, there, sun is peeking out. it's going to be a nice day today, we'll have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" saturday morning continues. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds system fios mobile app, data-free. get the best. go to getfios.com >> portland, oregon got slammed by the strongest april wind storm in 60 years whipping up 80 miles

. >>> nora muchanic became the first state in the country to outlaw lunch shaming what schools won't be allowed to do any more if a child cannot pay for their meals. >> don't forget you can take us on the go using the free 6abc streaming app. you can watch us on your smart phone or tablet. >> thanks, alicia. >> we'll check accuweather when we come right back. >> brushfires are raging across parts of florida. one near tampa has scorched 700 acres. a lightening strike has set it off. a larger fire is burning near miami and a third fire near orlando. lack of rainfall is not helping with firefighters trying to contain the fire. >>> australian scientists say two-thirds of the great barrier reef is bleaching. hot water stresses coral that forces them to expel allege that leads to coral reef death. they are relied upon for food sources and research and protection from coastal storms. >>> david murphy is back with spring-like, almost summer-like temperatures. >> reporter: feels like a couple of months from now, instead of now. we're dry as we look outside, nice weather for the tulips and var

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has more. >> reporter: jurors lift the courthouse in camden to come to haddon township where they saw the small creek in cooper river park where authorities found the body of brendan creato in 2015. the spot where his head was found on a rock is marked by an orange cone. one of the investigators described the scene in court. >> it was partially submerged in the water on his left side. his arms were bent in the water with his palms up. >> reporter: the media was not permitted to come along on this site visit, but prosecutors wanted the jurors to see in person the creek where the little boy's body was discovered. brendan's father, david d.j. creato was on trial for his son's murder allegedly committed because the child was interfering with his relationship with his 17-year-old girlfriend. creato sat silently as detectives displayed crime scene photos and the red slipper used to help a scent dog search for the child who was reported missing on the morning of october 13th, 2015. >> approximately 20 feet after turning left, i saw the body. >> reporter

the middle east and then he saw jacqueline for the first time and reunited with his other daughter, nora. they are part of the 121st refuelling wing. >>> coming up on "action news" at noon, find out why a major athletic company is apologizing about its message to boston marathon runners. >>> a sneaker company is apologizing for an email sent to runners in the boston marathon. the subject line of an adidas ad said congrats you survived the boston particular thon. people quickly reminded the company about the bomb that killed three people and at least two of the survivors ran this year's race and was incredibly sorry for the insensitive subject line. >>> and new research suggests that more americans should take statins to lower their cholesterol. they found nearly 60% of people 40 to 75% of people that are not on the medicine should be taking it and they think it should be one in four. and the best advice is to talk to your doctor. >>> they had double the reason to celebrate in wilmington, delaware. delaware governor, john carnie was joined by state and local leaders to cut the ribbon on t

now, in this last video, we're strolling down a park where little nora at 12 months old already walkingis multitasking playing the harmonica. she's learning how to walk. she's still a little wobbly on her feet. >> sometimes kids are like that. you need some good tunes. create your own. >> she's got another show after naptime. >>> the task? create something eye catching. if you're a mechanical engineering student, i might think you have succeeded here. it may look incomplete at first once the train goes down, but you quickly realize that this is a robotic loop created by student christian search. you can see the train go right through the gripper of that robot arm. that triggers a switch and tells the robot to go quickly. pick the track up in front of the train and start all over again. >> oh, and he's going to change tracks now. >> it's a pretty simple project, but it's mesmerizing to watch and i would say eye catching. >> it is. it's also showing off a little bit. like look how fast i can clean up while this train is not halfway down the other. >> and look how many jobs that robot is s

. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview.ahel, jim. we will talk with former cia director defense secretary leon panetta about the crisis in syria, and what secretary every state rex tillerson needs to do during his trip to russia today. plus, united under fire after passengers dragged from a flight, how the company's ceo is defending his employees. and we have both masters champions sergio garcia here. and also, singer actor joey mcintyre in studio 57. it will be a busy green room. see you at 7:00. >> looking forwards to it, thanks, nora. >> unexpected traffic jam, bad day at the office, or to do list, like your taxes, just won't quit. >> why did you just look at me bad day at the moves all have every day stresses but when can this nervous tension really impact our health? family physician doctor rob danoff is here with some signs and some advice on managing the stress in our life. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> so doctor rob, april is national stress awareness month. good time to be talking about. >> this jim and i

a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us with a preview.g, nora. >> well, good morning to you, are h ahead in cleveland with the search for the man who recorded, murder, posted it on facebook. plus, advice press mike pence visit the north and south days after failed missile test. we will talk with the former us ambassador, christopher hill becomes foreign policy options in the region. fifty years ago, the first woman to officially run the boston marathon had to dodge an organizer trying to pull her out of the race. we will hear from catherine, before she laces up to run the race just again this morning. we'll see you guys right at seven. >> incredible story, we will be watching. salad and burger eaters alike stealing the effect of lettuce shortage. heavy rains in california made it nearly impossible for farm tears get out in the fields, causing gaps in planting as a result your favorite burger topping or salad green is probably going to cost you more in grocery stores in fact in some places they say prices nearly double, farmers say the hig

. >> nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview, good morning, nora. >> good morning, januarytack in the heart of paris. outside the remote cabinets california where the nationwide search for the tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping his 15 year old student has ended. >> and the florida man tee now off the endangered species list. it could put the animals at risk. see you right at 7:00. >> thank you, nor, a we will be watching, have a great weekend. >> you too. >> well, passengers taking off from philadelphia international airport actually fly over a fort. >> you might not even realize how many times this historic spot was used in wartime. right, meisha? >> yes. always fun taking dream drive with all of to you historic place that you may moth have known it was there. i found out about this place, which also may be haunted, i just had to visitment take a look why. >> ♪ >> we are on our way to really cool place, that became a national historic landmark in 1970 if you're a history buff like me, you're in for real treat. >> welcome to ft. mifflin, probably the most historic site

nora. >> reporter: jim, it's a terrible case of sexual abuse.ffender in north carolina but didn't have to register here when he moved to new jersey. >> that's horrible. i couldn't imagine any kid like going through that. that's terrible. >> reporter: like many in the westville section of deptford robin hardy is reacting to the news of what allegedly happened inside this house on a dead end street off route 47. police have that charged 42-year-old gabriel torres with the ongoing aggravated assault of a girl under 13. authorities won't say what his relationship to the girl is. cour

. >>> la joven madre a nora regresar a la escuela, que extraÑa sus juguetes >>> mientras juega a sers guatemalteca, desea que la devuelvan a el salvador para buscar a sus abuelos. en ciudad de guatemala, jenni corado noticias telemundo. >>> estados unidos lanzÓ hoy la mayor bomba no nuclear contra objetivos del grupo terrorista isis en afganistÁn. segÚn el pentÁgono, la llamada madre de todas las bombas, tiene un costo de 16 millones de dÓlares. fue lanzada desde un aviÓn, contra una red de tÚneles de isis, en la provincia de nano ganar el gigantesco explosivo fue desarrollado durante la guerra en irak, pero no habÍa sido utilizado hasta el momento. no hubiere portes preliminares de vÍctimas o daÑos, por el ataque calificado por el presidente trump como un verdadero Éxito. hoy se presentÓ en una corte federal de chicago un ex comandante de la policÍa mexicana, acusado de filtrar informaciÓn de la dea al poderoso cartel de los beltrÁn leiva. rubÉn pereira estuvo presente en el tribunal y nos habla de lo que ocurriÓ. >>> en un informe de policÍa fue reemplazado por uno de prisionero, a