"action news" reporter nora muchanic spoke with the uncle of one of the victims and she's live tonight in solebury township with that part of the story. nora. >> reporter: rick, monica, i did speak with him and you'll be interested to hear what he says about the accused as you can understand, shock waves continue throughout bucks county tonight as people learn more about the murders and the men accused of committing them. as the harrowing details of the murder of the four young men became public today people are reacting with horror and compassion for the families. >> i have an 18-year-old son, so i am upset, deeply inside for everybody that's involved. >> you're speechless on these things. you just don't know what to say. but it happens all the time and you just shake your head and say, have no reason behind it. >> reporter: with murder charges lodged against dinardo and kratz families of the four men are dealing with the grisly details of the crime. i talked by phone today with craig patrick in seattle.

"action news" reporters nora muchanic in solebury township, vernon odom in buckingham township and trish hartman in doylestown have covered every angle. we begin with trish hartman with a full accounting of what we learned today. trish. >> reporter: well, jim, we now know much more about what happened to these four young men who have been missing since last week according to what cosmo dinardo told investigators, the d.a. says dinardo and his cousin, sean kratz face charges of homicide, conspiracy and abuse of corpse. the d.a. also says without dinardo's confession they might still be looking for the final body. >> as a result of an agreement that i decided to make with cosmo dinardo, we were able to also secure jimmy patrick's body and bring him home. >> reporter: here's what dinardo told investigators. on july 5th cosmo dinardo agreed to sell jimmy patrick 4 pounds of marijuana for $8,000 and drove him to his family farm. when patrick only had $800 dinardo offered to sell him a shotgun instead. dinardo then shot patrick and used the backhoe to bury his body. then on july 7th dinardo ag

nora preciado es parte del grupo de abogado que defieden al joven.tá petición es la primera oportunidad de juan manuel de presentar testimonio que valida su historia desde un principio. en la instancia legal presentada en san diego el viernes se incluyen declaraciones del dreamer de 23 aÑos y de las personas que lo vieron antes y despus de su deportacin sot 2 nora preciado abogada nilc el gobierno siempre ha sostenido que no tuvieron ningún contacto con juan manuel el 18 de febrero el testimonio y todo lo que se ha presentado refuta esta versión de los hechos. preciado seÑala que montes fue deportado el 18 de febrero despus de cenar con una amiga sin importar que estaba amparado bajo el programa de daca hasta el 2018.... aunque en ese momento no portaba su identificacin sot 3 sin debido proceso.. sin ninguna explicacion apesar de que tenia daca el joven intento cruzar la frontera y volvi a ser deportado.. por esta segunda deportacin le cancelaron su amparo de daca. en su declaracin jurada montes dice que quiere regresar a casa porque su vida esta en

in the making. >> january 25th 1943. ♪ >> reporter: that's the day nora walk into an asbury park newy recruiting office and signed up for the army. >> we came from england when my dad was out of work after world war one, and he enveloped in us as growing children, dover don't you ever forget whatever you have you owe to this country. >> reporter: she felt it was her duty to serve in the military during world war ii. so nora left her home along with 150,000 other women to serve in the women's army auxiliary core. >> i was just a square peg in a square hole. >> reporter: she can never imagine it would turn as a career. >> i started as a buck private and ended up as a lieutenant colonel which at that time was as far as you could go. i got all kinds of odds and ends here. >> reporter: as she looks through the pile of photographs, these stories are as crisp as the paper they're printed on. >> i wasn't afraid to thought city hall if i thought i was right. >> reporter: nora was in the army she fell in love with the game of golf. >> oh, he was a full colonel. >> reporter: senior officer told

live in solebury, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you nora. >>> you can read full details of this story from the beginning right now on our 6abc app there we have also posted court documents released in this case. >> ♪ >> in other news tonight right now new jersey state police are on the scene of a deadly crash in camden county. happened just after 3:00 p.m. along route 42 in gloucester township. officials say a person was struck and killed near college drive. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> time right now for a check of our "action news" traffic report friday night. >> let's go matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. how we looking matt. >> reporter: still dealing with the ramifications of that accident unfortunately rick and monica. you can see it in our traffic camera northbound side of 42 approaching college drive is where they're still investigating and therefore the two right lanes remain blocked. just that single left lane is squeezing by on northbound 42 headed up towards 55 a

nora muchanic is live now in trenton with more on the program. >> reporter: hi there rick.so far officials say that the turnout is excellent for the two day gun buy back. they collected 400 weapons in h morning. those are guns that will never be stolen or used in a crime id statewide effort. >> all townships of shotguns and rifles and handguns are coming . one of three gun buy back sites nationwide. hundreds of people are turning in guns no queio asked and getting paid up to $200 per weapon. >> this is an old shotgun left by my father when he passed away, i have no use for my main doesn't end up in the wrong hands. >> one is a rifle and the other is a bb gun, they belonged to my boyfriend before he passed awaye and a police officer brings the weapons to the processing center and the guns are tagged and brought in. >> we get the guns off the street so they don't get stolen. rifles and shotguns $100 payout. no cost to taxpayers this is forfeiture money. >> we brought in a rifle and shotgun and take the money and go for an anniv these are my grandfather's guns. >> my uncle did

something tells me they'll make it into the calendar, nora, they got abs.come back to cbs this morning. >>> apple's shop supplier says it's building a massive building in the united states. ingwanese giant foxconn is constructing a $10 billion plant the company could hire up to p3,000 people. >> it's being called the largest 13 economic development in wisconsin history. president trump touted the project yesterday at the white house. he said the huge investment is a direct result of his election win. >>> here's a look at some of this morning's other headlines. the "washington post" reports senate and house leaders struck e deal on a sanctions bill. it imposes measures against ht the hiran and north korea. last night the house majority a in thegreed to consider expanded measures against north th iatia in the near future. the european union is warning bout possible retaliation over voterns that russia's sanctions could hurt energy company. >> the "lopected to vote this wsek. >>> the "los angeles times" showed a video made by prisoners made during a jailbreak.

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> here's a look at what's happening in and around the area.you're heading to the shore this weekend catch the boardwalk craft show in wildwood. the rain or shine events features all kinds of handmade products. the craft show is free and open today from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and tomorrow 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the shops at liberty place have a way of bringing the beach to you. you can check out life size sand sculptures in center city from 90:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. visitors are encouraged to take pictures of the sculptures. national convention center is showing flag etiquette and flag folding workshops. admissions is free today and tomorrow. sky6 live hd looking live sunrise over cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers with the look at what to expect for the rest of the day coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 5:24 a.m., that's a beautiful shot of the beach. >>joe: hi. this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to offer the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabili

nora. >> reporter: hi there, rick. you may remember dog the bounty hunter he's the guy with the long blond hair and the tough talk. well, he's joining a bail bond industry's fight against reform here. he's backing a south jersey family's lawsuit they feel like their son's murderer should never have been out on the streets. wayne chapman known as tv's dog the bounty hunter arrived at the federal courthouse in trenton to support the wrongful death lawsuit. the aspiring rapper was shot 22 times in vineland on april 9th. the alleged shoot is 30-year-old jewels black. >> that guy would have never made bail in the bail system without his mother signing his aunt his uncle, you know what i mean, we would have kept tabs on himmism the lawsuit names the state governor christie and the creator of a risk assessment system now being used to determine if a suspect should be released until their case goes to court. >> we've got a construct when that when you run people through it will tell you whether or not they are dangerous. this

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i'm nora muchanic, channel 6. >> you can find a link to the list of closed beaches on our website at 6abc.com. >>> young ladies who aspire to do things in their future stopped by "action news" today. girls inc. of philadelphia and southern new jersey looked how the news business works, empowering all girls to be strong, smart and bold. and they got a chance to speak to sharrie williams and monica malpass and web artists and more. >>> time for sports and jeff skversky is covering eagles training camp and veterans returned to the fold. >> reporter: hey rick, the eagles making a big move today. cutting ties with former first round pick, marcus smith after only three years. the decision to draft him will come back as one of the biggest mistakes this team he made and did not start a single game in three years and moving on from left guard, alan barber traded for a late conditional pick in 2019 and amalu is named starting guard. and nick foles and carson wentz get the day off. they will be back fork light conditioning tomorrow. everyone on this team, the veteran as rising today they are lo

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i have nora here with me.i there nora. >> hi. >> you are looking great out here congratulations. >> thank you what does it mean to be in the parade like this. >> it means so much we are here to represent the ocean city company from ocean city new jersey, here in philadelphia the birthplace of the nation on the line, and we are so excited. >> you guys cannot tell right now i'm absolutely rocking on this thing. you guys to have come down, check out parade, it will be amazing. starts at 11:00. ceremonies kick off at 10 but is there things all day, me and nora are hanging out right here. back to you guys in the couch. >> that woman is pumped. >> excited. >> as she should be. >> i love it what food will you eat? most people will eat hamburgers and we saw this survey most popular fourth of july food look at that, yeah, consumer web site called offers.com. 31 percent will get to the hamburger first, and about 25 percent, barbecue. >> side only 10 percent and desserts only eight, for me per tait owe salad i'm going fo

today they shared their video and their harrowing story with new jersey correspondent nora muchanic.> it was terrifying. it was -- i feared for our lives. >> reporter: roxanne yates was with her daughter jayden and boyfriend adam on a canoe in the marshes sunday afternoon when she saw this water spout churning up the water barreling directly toward them. >> it was really loud. the grass was just flat from how fast the wind was blowing. >> it was several hundred feet high all the way up in the clouds maybe 5 feet in diameter on the ground. >> when the spinning thing whatever it's called, um, when it started spinning, i started crying because it kept getting closer and closer. >> reporter: seven-year-old jayden jumped out of the canoe with her mom who laid down on top of her in the mud and marsh as the water spout sped toward them then suddenly not 20 feet away from them it shifted. >> like it was coming straight towards us and then it veered the other way. >> reporter: stranded by low tide and unable to get cell service roxanne hit the emergency button on her phone. cumberland county

in the meantime, lets go live to nora muchanic also there if solebury township. you spoke to a co-worker of one of the missing men. >> reporter: i good brian, and he is heart broken and traumatized. he saw and talked to tom meo the day he disappeared. >> that is the last image i have of him and the last that will stick in my head. >> dwayne is remembering his co-worker and friend meo who is one of the missing men. so far only one dean finocchiaro is positively identify. he last talked to meo on friday when he stopped at the gas station where they both worthed. >> he was on the right track and sometimes they slip off and get into the hands of bad people and evil comes out of it. >> he would not elaborate but described cosmo dinardo a person of interest, being held on $5 million bail this way -- >> people knew of him. that he was crazy and stuff. but nobody could expect the worst like that. >> as the massive dig along 202 continues the grandparents of jimmy patrick asked to release a biography of the missing 19-year-old. he attended loyola on a full scholarship and

this is bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm nora trevally and. the white house communications director anthony scaramucci is our self to less than two weeks on the job. john kenny is sworn in as the new chief of staff. the crisis in venezuela defense the opposition vows to keep fighting on the streets. following a controversial vote which could give even more house to the president. nnova he saw. and a century after the battle of passion dal began ceremonies a how to remember the sacrifices made during one of the great wars bloodiest campaigns . welcome to world news america what it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff. replacing ryan's previous who announced his departure on friday. i came the bomb shell. anthony scaramucci tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago is leaving as well. saying he wants to give mister kelly a clean slate. the bbc's north america had to touch on cyprus been following all the action for us. so i'm really very free doe

nmsiis bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm nora trevally and. victory at last iraq's prime minister claims islamic state in mosel has been defeated. offer a brutal fight. the challenge now is to stop my* from regrouping. but once the spotlight is on the president but he's some. i don't know trump junior is fending off questions about his russian links. and we talked to the science guy himself bill nine who says we can't solve the world's problems by unleashing akane and not. we want to think critically we want to be able to address problems and rational fashion. we want to use our hats. rather than just our instincts. welcome to our views on public television and around the globe. president trump has congratulated the government of iraq on defeating so called islamic state in the city of mosul. it's three years since the leader of iasc shop the wild by appearing in mozilla declaring a caliphate. by then the iraqi army seemed to crumble. now after nine months of bitter fighting. iran's prime minister haidar al abadi has been to the city praising

. >> nora o'donnell joins us liver from new york with a preview.n, jim, in paris where president trump attends add bastille celebration. plus, members every congress, hear from republicans and democrats on the russia investigation melt care and compromise, and we will show you what $3 million looks, sounds, and drivers like, when we hit the road in a bugatti1 of the fastest, most expensive cars in the worlds. zoom zoom, all of that plus the eye opener. your worlds in 902nd. see you at 7:00. >> i've got one, i just lever it in my garage. just look at it occasionally. >> thanks, nora. >> invite me over. >> okay, center city restaurant known for its iconic charicatures, back in business, starring tomorrow. the palm has been closed for near lay year and a half for renovations, known for its steaks, seafood, charge at this tours of the famous people who have eaten there. new characters are going on the wall since old once like rocky staying, we're told the restaurant is book solid for its opening weekends. >> well, starbucks has unveiled their new shake

. >> reporter: nora was in the army she found love with the game of golf. >> oh he was a full colonelora the golf course on saturday mornings was only kept open for men. she took offense, fought the battle and was eventual al loud to play, too. >> we played nine holes of golf. we never went back. i never made again. my point was, you can't do this to women. and of course i was not beloved by that girl. >> reporter: throughout her career witness army nora traveled the world and held every job imageable. >> i also work under people that i ranke ranked which was very d. but if you were a woman, at the time, you know, just can't do that. you have to be second. >> reporter: she retired in 1970. >> many awards, accolades and life lessons. >> for me it was a way of love life. once i got in it, i loved the discipline. i loved the challenges. it's a beautiful book. >> reporter: book given to her by her bible study group with cards and well wishes on her 100th birthday makes the day a little more special. >> can't begin to tell you how meaningful it is to me. >> reporter: book of memories. >> i

nora? >> major, thank you.washington correspondent and host of "fashion t-- face the nation" for 24 years. he's with us from washington. bob, good morning. good to see you. >> thank you, nora. how are you? >> i'm well. let's start with what the president said in paris. he said most people would have taken such a meeting with the russian lawyer after a set of e-mails like that. >> i think most people would not. and that is most people who know how things work who have been around washington, for example, who know what the russians are doing in other parts of the world. trying to sow disinformation. here is what i would have done. if someone called me and said the russian government wants you to know we want to help in the campaign and we have dirty stuff on your opponent and want to tell you about it. i probably would have laugh, first. the second thing i would have done is said, are these people trying to set me up? are they trying to draw me into something so they can get something on me and probably turn it o

. >> nora o'donnell joins us now with the preview good morning, nora. >> ahead russian controversy followsdent trum top france latest on what one outside white house advisor calls the category five hurricane sweeping through the west wing. >>> plus rare cancer linked to certain types of breast implants warning to women and why insurance might not fully cover treatment. >>> and we're in maine with why cost of lobster are way up even though fisherman are catching more than ever, all that plus eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. you like a good lobster roll. >> i had one on saturday. >> we will be watching. >> thanks, nora. >>> we want to bring you up to date for search for missing men in bucks county. >> investigators are back at the this morning looking at clues in solebury township. lets get out to trang do live at the scene good morning again, trang do. >> reporter: good morning as we have been reporting all morning we found out at midnight that crews recovered the body of dean finocchiaro, one of the four missing young men. the search had been ongoing here. we have chopper video to sho

nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview.r o.j. simpson? we will talk with him and fred golds man, sister and father of 1994 murder victims ron goldman. they're here in their first interview, the decision oj will go free. and president trump re shuffles his legal team. how they're scrambling to push back against special council in the russia investigation. >> also, we will hear what makes the summer hit so contagious. number one song in the worlds. all that, plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> can you not escape that song, nora, thank you. >> i know, it is on the radio everywhere. >> thank you, we will be watching. >> crowds are summertime favorite. but reese end survey raising some red flags about the crab population in the chesapeake bay area. weijia jiang in maryland with more. >> reporter: at the crab house in annapolis, business is booming. bruce says his staff have seen about 70 bushels of crabs every weekends. >> we try to give everybody a full crab that we k but the small crabs alw

. >> nora o'donnell joins us with a preview.ect from president trump first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladmeere putin. plus, chip read takes us to islands near washington dc that is washing away. why the residents there are appealing for president trump for help. >>> and, the teenage entrepreneur who made seven figure deal with the nba, but not for his basketball skills. all of that, plus the eye opener. your worlds in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> very interesting, we will be watching, nora, thank you. >> samsung is recycling its fire prone galaxy note seven. the tech company is re launching the phone in south korea under the new name galaxy note fe. that is short for fan edition. the new refurbished version will have updated software, lower battery capacity, 30% cheaper. the original galaxy note seven was recalled last year after a number every those devices caught fire. >> i don't think they'll be available in the u.s. >> just overseas right now. >> south carolina soccer league is taking a pretty unus

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nora muchanic shows us how. >> reporter: the power of the sun is being captured by ten thousand solarels on river road. it's a partnership between camden county and energy power partners. the plan is to install 8,000 more panels which combined with the originals produced 3.5 million-kilowatt hours of electricity per year powering up to 300 homes. >> looking to power energy here and across the united states. >> reporter: it's the same as burning 2.7 million pounds of coal. this would be unusable land, but the county is using it to create energy and income. >> we're also reducing our carbon footprint this is our own paris climate accord right here on top of a landfill. >> reporter: the project harnesses the methane gas produced by decomposing organic matter buried in the landfill. >> it is burned. and produces electricity. >> reporter: it's sold to aluminum shape one of the biggest employers in the county. the landfill has been transformed. >> it was piles of trash and trucks and stench. it's turned from an eye sore to a beautiful solar panel field. >> reporter: the 8,000 new solar pane

virus -- nora ovirus.. ♪ ♪ live from new york and london, i am vonnie quinn. bloombergis is " markets." isflix a binge watching gaining momentum overstays -- overseas, adding more subscribers internationally. shares up today, what are investors focusing on? coming --the world the word coming out of investors' mouth, things like " crushed." 5.2 million people signing up, international asked engine, the bulk coming from outside the u.s. you are now seeing about half of the users of netflix international. the ceo once 80 to 90% of users to be outside of the united states, subscribers getting up into 450 million, the takeaway is content is king. there is new "house of cards," " glowge is the new black," " ," this is drawing people in. >> we will talk more about content in a second, we want to focus on netflix outperforming its peers. you can see really outperforming, are there any risks to this? : not in terms of analyst recommendations, you dial-in, and almost everyone has upgraded their price target, but --

. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and nora o'donnell.h mcconnell says it's time to move on after republicans failed overnight to repeal obamacare. their 7 year effort maybe doomed. >> senator john mccain signalled his no vote with a thumbs down. he joined two fellow republicans and every democrat to defeat the so-called skinny repeal. he is battling brain cancer and said it fell short of our promise to repeal and replace obamacare with meaningful reform. >> white house communications director anthony scaramucci is stirring up chaos with attacks on colleagues. he unloaded on priebus in an interview with a new yorker journalist. he called him a paranoid schizophrenic. >> he accused steve bannon of trying to enhance his own reputation. the president feud with his attorney general jeff sessions and the boy scouts apologize for the political rhetoric in the president's speech to their national jamboree on monday. >> he joins us at the table now. bob good morning. >> good morning. >> what is going on? >> good question. >> in my air force train

nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: jersey peaches are back and better than ever.armers picking the luscious fruit. >> it's a clean crop it looks good we had the perfect amount of rain and sunshine. >> reporter: that's a big deal, last year because of frost and storms, ron lost half his crop. at sunny slope orchards in bridgeton, peach picking operations are in full swing. >> the pickers know what to pick. they pick the peaches that are most ripe on the tree. we might come back three or four times on the same tree because they ripen at different times. >> reporter: after they are picked they are washed, waxed and sorted and box to be shipped to air supermarkets within a day. >> very, very busy, 24 hours a week, 7 days a week. >> they are sweet and pretty and yummy. >> reporter: there are 2 million peach trees and this year farmers hope to produce 60 million pounds of the juicy fruit. >> we drove 45 minutes from atlantic city, from friends telling us you have to come out and check out the place to buy peaches from. >> the peach is very good, very good, very tender.

in point pleasant beach nora muchanic >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. by visiting our website morning, getting fit has many benefits. it can protect your bones which is important for people at risk for osteoporosis. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman takes us inside a program helping people strengthen their bones without medication. >> reporter: civil -- physical therapist joe and thought she was in great shape keeping her weight in line. she was stunned having osteoporosis until remembering previous bad habits she had as a teenager. >> i smoked and drank a lot of soda. >> reporter: before trying medication joe and said she wanted to give exercise one more try. >> i found i could retarget my exercises. >> reporter: she created the super bones classes, they are group workouts designed to protect and strengthen bones while avoiding exercises that can do more har

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: the corporate slogan for lowes home privment -- improvement store is never stop improving. they are working on the backyard at a nonprofit that provides services to children and adults with disabilities. >> we love giving back and it's just part of what we arary loving the -- what we are and loving the community. >> reporter: they are putting in a wheel-chair friendly patio and pulling down and replacing faulty gutters. >> remove the old gutters and put the ends on. >> it's something we can help they don't feel as if they have to worry about getting somewhere and finding shade and being around areas that they are comfortable in. the facelift means an upgrade for the backyard. it's a great space and put to use immediately. >> this is wonderful we could not have afforded this, not in our budget. we're delighted that they chose us to spend their time and money and effort. >> reporter: the labor is free, the materials add up to $3,000 all donated by lowes. >> it's wonderful to see what a few hours of time and elbow geese ca

new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic with the story. >> reporter: these are among the 200 teenagers from around the country volunteering in south jersey in towns like palls -- paulsboro and woodbury in a mission camp. they are scraping and doing other repairs for free at the home of the elderly and disabled and financially struggling. >> it's a good idea to get out and help people. you're making a difference in the world. however small it is, it is making a difference to the homeowner. >> reporter: the teens are sleeping at a high school in woodbury heights. it's a powerful experience for kids learn practical skills. >> we learn that other people need help. this family is getting a facelift something they could not afford on their own. >> it's amazing that they are helping us fix up. >> being able to seep the faces of the people you're helping and meet them and hear their story is cool. >>> since 1992 when the reach camp started, two thousand kids have participated putting in thousands of hours of service work. >> it's going to be warmer and safer and drier when we leave. >> reporte

ahora sus abogados han presentado una instancia legal con documentos que muestran otra realidad, nora. >>> se incluye declaraciones de dreamers y de las persona que lo vieron antes y despuÉs de sude portaciÓn. >>> testimonio y evidencia refuta esta versiÓn. preciado dice que montes fue deportado luego de cenar con una amiga sin portar que estaba amparado por daca hospital 2018. >>> sin ningÚn documento, sin debido proceso ni explicaciÓn. >>> el joven inl tentÓ cruzar la frontera y volviÓ a ser deportado por esto le cancelaron su amparo de dpak. montes dice que quiere regresar a casa porque su vida estÁ en estados unidos y continuar con sus estudios, noticias telemundo pidiÓ una reaccion a la patrulla fronteriza y dijeron no hacen comentarios de casos ante tribunales, el juez no ha pautado audiencia hasta ahora, segÚn la abogada ahora queda en manos de juez curiel, en los Ángeles noticias telemundo. >>> por lo menos 8 personas murieron y varias desaparecida luego que una tromba de agua, inundÓ un lugar donde habÍa un centenar de baÑistas en un parque nacional en arizona entre los muert

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> president trump is defending his son after the latest controversy surrounding his meeting with the russian lawyer. donald trump jr. admitted to taking the meeting to get information on hillary clinton. the president' son released emails detailing the meeting after "the new york times" said they would establish the notes. it prompted a response from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle we'll have more coming up at 5:30. >> more than 16 members of the military were killed when the kc 130, a refuelling plane when down it was on route from north carolina to california when it crashed. witnesses heard a loud bang and saw it corkscrew into a field. >> traveling north, and then all over. it was loud. it's scary because i have seen all the black smoke. horrifying. >> 15 marines and one navy service member were on board at the time. the military says that the kc 130 has a strong safety record but officials say there is no indication of foul play. >>> knowledge governor, chris christie, continues his audition for a radio sports talk sho

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nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> all right time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report. wednesday night. >> lets take it live no matt pellman in the traffic center. >> hi monica and rich no day on the beach. we have a motorcycle crash on the roosevelt boulevard extension approaching wissahickon, it's not here anymore all three lanes are open but extra heavy off the schuylkill to the earlier scene with speeds on the schuylkill itself slowing down because of the boulevard delays, just 8 miles per hour on the westbound side of 76 and 13 on the eastbound side those delays should start to ease soon and it will take a few more minutes to work themselves out. philadelphia downed wires at oregon avenue at 20th street by the cvs to watch out for and a crash along 422 westbound near stowe. single digit speeds in the wake of that crash. stay on 724 or ben franklin highway as an alternate but the wreck in wilmington has careered but speeds clear from the concord pike. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> next up, a florida police officer take a beast of a problem

we're like nick and nora charles. ooh, like "mcmillan & wife." "hart to hart." "turner & hooch."h aren't even married. yeah, but you still remind me a little of hooch. [ camera shutter clicks ] so, uh, morning blend? did this just happen? ryan: yeah. jogger found him about an hour ago. lanie: which was about the time he died. needless to say, pretty obvious what killed him. gunshot wound to the head. "him" being paul reeves out of queens. we're running down next of kin. anyone hear the shot? no, and there's no video coverage in this area of the park. the killer probably knew that. took reeves' phone, cash from his wallet, and probably waltzed right out of here. looks like a mugging gone wrong. well, there's no signs of struggle. if this was a mugging and he didn't put up a fight, why risk shooting him, especially in broad daylight? singed fabric. nobody heard anything because the killer used a backpack

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nora muchanic reports. >> at a whopping 926 pounds this mako shark reeled in 100 miles off the coast is briefed to be the biggest shark ever caught in new jersey. >> saw it and looked at dave and did the whole cliche we'll need a bigger boat. >> out on the jenny lee, the family and friend snagged the 12 foot long giant but reeling it in was a fight. >> it wants to rip the rod out of your hand, someone had to take the rod i couldn't hold it. >> i go scuba diving and swam with sharks but never seen nothing that big. >> we saw the fish in about an hour and took another hour to two hours to get the fish on the the boat. >> when you saw the thing? >> just jaw dropping it took everyone on board to haul this montanaster on the boat and a look at teeth it cop firm the the catch. >> we knew it was a shark and and it was unbelievable. in order to qualify for an official state record only one person is permitted to reel the first in and can't be the product of team work but that is okay with steve. >> i am not interested in having my name in the book. >> we know we caught the biggest shark in h

. >> nora o'donnell joins because preview. good morning, nora. >> good morning, jim, rahel.lled skinny healthcare bill t failed to pass the senate overnight. mccain putting the nail in the coffin there. plus talk with one and only bob schieffer. we need him on a morning like this to talk about the in fighting, power struggles, some of the crude language, quite frankly, coming from the white house. >> also, we sit down with uber 's new chief offers beer her effort to rebuilds trust in the company. after string every problems. and get this, japan is looking to robot to solve it low pop lakes problem. we will meet the scientists billing machines' so authentic , some say at the could be mistaken for humans, preview of cbs on assignment. all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 092nd. see you right at 7:00. >> sounds fast naturing. >> looking forward to the return. >> the jersey governor chris christie says the backlash over the so-called beach gate episode really hurt his family christie photographed over the weekend by njn.com at islands beach state park where the state p

nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. to you, rahel. we're in washington where john mccain makes dramatic return to capitol hill for today's planned vote on healthcare, everyone wants to know how will john mccain vote on this bill. plus we look at america's longest war in our continuing series issues that matter. why we're still in afghanistan , what victory in the region will look like, wisconsin company that's micro chipping employees to replace i.d. cards. the privacy concerns surrounding workers using their risk, everything from the copier to vending machines can you imagine? all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> certainly, yes, certainly talker, nor, a we will be watching, thank you. >> septa is doing some pest control after complaints of spiders roaming around, one of the philadelphia subway stations, been spotted at the spring garden el station on the mark frankford line. spiders spin their webs in and around light fixtures, usually at night. commuters say they can be two, 3 inches big, and

nora muchanic continues our team coverage in solebury township with that part of the story. >> monica exactly what happened to these young men and why is the speculation in this county is highly unusual. family and friends and people that don't know the boy want to know what happened. >> this is a quiet community. quiet up scale community and this is just rocking it. >> as the massive dig continues bucks county residents are waiting for word on the young men that disappeared last week and one body is positively identified as dean finocchiaro and it is believed that the others are buried with him in a 12 foot grave. >> don't know what to say, it's never happened here it's horrible. >> everyone is traumatized. i have not been able to think straight. >> he worked with tom meo and he stopped in friday and was up beat and happy. on the right track sometimes people slip off and get into the hands of the bad people and just evil comes out of it. >> he would not say what he meant by that. and of cosmo dinardo a person of interest held on $5 million bail. people knew of him that he was crazy a

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chipotle in another food scare, possible nora outbreak in virginia.kets are looking higher this morning. indicating a gain at the opening of trading for s&p 500, nasdaq is up a quarter of a percent and the dow jones industrial average flipping into negative territory. it's down 8 points. in europe stocks are mostly higher. we are looking at a live situation. ftse 100 and dax index in germany flt a fraction. -- flat a fraction. sorry, justin bieber, most streamed song ever. we will tell you about it. top republicans are focusing efforts on overhauling the tax code. house ways an means committee brady believes congress can get it done and done quickly. >> we are still shooting for the lowest rates possible, the most competitive design we can and lowering those tax rates whether you're a local business person or a middle-class family. i haven't seen anything yet that knocks us off our pace to deliver it this year. maria: joining us right now former police officer and dgg, theresa, thanks so much for joinings us. >> good morning, thank you. maria: we want

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reporting from washington i'm nora trevally. for us the missile launch. diplomatic fallout. the united nations china says a military action must not be an option. as the u. s. warns it will use force if asked to. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves. and our allies. president trump plans in europe for a series of high profile events. round one is in power and the most closely watched meeting will be with vladimir putin. and they keep that company and that crucial to china's diplomatic out reach. we chill over the politics of pandas. welcome to obvious on public television and around the globe. divisions a match that the united nations today i have the best way to respond to north korea's aggressive missile test. the us ambassador said if the international community acts together. pam prevented could testify. the last will propose new un sanctions. the russians representative warned that attempts to economically strangled north korea would be unacceptable. away since president trump arrives in europe had a the g. twenty s

one person tested positive for nora virus which is the suspected cause of the illness.nd virginia is back up and after undergoing a throat cleaning. chipley ceo apologized in a statement and said, quote, i made a commitment on behalf of chipotle to make our restaurants the safest place to eat and i'm confident in the procedures we have implemented a. can't catch a break. this is pretty cool. amazon, a robot that will follow you around. apparently they filed a patent to build an army of robots that would follow you around at the airport, charge your phone and try to sell you things. when you need to charge a smart phone you can make a request for a robot to come to your location using center data or the robot can find you using an apps to recognize when your cell phone has fallen below 10%. reports a the patent was filed in 2015 so no word if this is close to becoming a reality. i want them to -- in case you can't find the charger the charger can find you. rob: the clock is ticking on senate republicans to take action on health care. we are live with the nonstop negotiat