i'm nora muchanic, i'll have his story coming up. >> and a storm system bringing is tornadoes and snow storms across the midwest has a big impact on our weather coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> and the eagles prepare for the dolphins. when "action news" continues tonight. >>> we can't report on every random act of kindness but we like to tell you about them when we can. here is nora muchanic. >> reporter: kenya joiner was patrolling last saturday at the high speed station when an engineer asked him to remove a passenger that was not wearing shoes. >> i asked him where are your shoes? and he hesitated and became embarrasses and in a low mumble stated he doesn't have any. instead of giving him a hard time, he gave him a hand, when across the street to the pay less shoe store and with his own money bought him a pair of size 12 pair the boots. >> he couldn't afford shoes to ride a bus, it just seemed like the right thing to do. it was captured on cell phone video that went viral, officer joiner's simple act of kindness strikes a nerve with people. >> that is him, he is a caring p

i'm nora muchanic in atlantic city.'ll have that story coming up. >> ♪ >> get ready for the coldest night of the season so far. the early winter chill is here but i'm tracking a big turn around right in time for thanksgiving. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> good news here. the miss america pageant will be seen here on channel6 through 2018. the new three year broadcast deal was announced today. the miss america pageant began in atlantic city in 1921 as a way to extend the summer tourist season for the week after labor day. it moved to las vegas the patched did for six years before coming back to atlantic city in 2013. >>> for the 11th year in a row families from an atlantic city school are the beneficiaries of some corporate generosity and the goodwill of the new jersey state police. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has there story. >> reporter: instead of investigating card counters or a theft at one of atlantic city's cas

nora muchanic is live on campus tonight. what is the thrust of the student's demands. >> the students are asking two remove all traces of a racist former president and asking to educate the faculty and staff to be more racial licensetive. >> it's day two for princeton university students camped out in the president's hall, they are holding a sit-in demanding better treatment of african-american students on campus. >> racist is not just an individual level but through structures and institutions like princeton. >> they are demanding they acknowledge the legacy of former president woodrow wilson and his removal of his likeness and name throughout the campus and training for faculty and staff. >> some people told me that professors have said the "n" word in class, we believe that cultural competency training is important, so professors know what is appropriate and what is not. >> there are instances where i question my presence here and i am uncomfortable in my black identity. we are targeting woodrow wilson but it's about a lo

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this week can you understand if turkeys are a little bit nervous, not so for bob and fred, i'm nora muchanic in burlington county, why these two turkeys have nothing to worry about. >> they have nothing to worry about for thanksgiving tonight is a chilly night and then warmer air on the way and then changes over the weekend. >> ducis rogers has the eagles lions preview when that and more. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >>> if you like preservation you'll like this. a historic vessel docked in philadelphia now has the money it needs to stay afloat. the organization works to save the ss united states says it raised 6$600,000 o

live in norristown, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> this is all that is left a home that caught fire in philadelphia's overbrook section this morning. a woman says her nephew is the reason she escaped the flames alive and was walking past by chance and happened to see the fire. >> i'm walking past to go to get a cigarette and i see the fire and i kicked the window for her to get out. >> he woke me up and said something is on fire. >> it started in the back of the home on columbia avenue, it spread quickly and also damaged neighboring houses. >>> authorities have arrested all four suspects in a violent home invasion in brooks county. it happened early yesterday morning, the homeowner told police he was awakened by a man pointing a gun at him and he was able to grab his open gun and fire on the intruders and the homeowner was shot in the leg and they have filed charges against three of the suspects and now to the forecast and the gloomy days ahead in the delaware valley as we look life from sky 6 hd, overcast at this hour, lots of clouds in the sky before t

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new jersey correspondent nora muchanic marked cyber monday with a visit to mercer county. >> reporter last year on cyber monday amazon customers ordered an amazing 500 items per second. it's almost unbelievable they expect to break that record this year. it's the size of 28 football fields amazon's massive fulfillment center in robbinsville has 14 miles of conveyor belts all in constant motion as over 4,000 employees here pick pack and ship the millions of items ordered on cyber monday. >> it's the great work of thousands of people. it's a combination of great software technology, great mechanical engineering and great human process development. >> reporter: companies like amazon are so busy because of a surge in online sales fueled by big cyber monday bargains. jim was in a hamilton township starbucks trying to buy a microwave on target's web site which crashed for awhile today. it took him 10 minutes to get on. >> as a matter of fact i might get so stuck here that i may just end up buying all my christmas shopping today from target because it's 15 percent offer. >> reporter: on blac

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live in princeton, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are trying to track down a robber after a post office was targeted for the second time in just three months, it happened at 11:45 at the 6300 block of caster avenue, according to police a masked gunman stormed in and demanded money, the same post office was robbed on august 20th, the suspect is described as 5'9" tall and seen wearing a green hoody and black pants, anybody with information about this crime is asked to call philadelphia police. >> we have a consumer alert for you, from lights to step stools, more than two dozen items that are recalled continue to be sold at home depot. erin o'hearn got answers about why and what you can do if have you one of these recalled products. >> of course it's disappointing, you expect when there say recall they announce it and you expect the stores to do the right thing. >> of course that is to take recalled products off the shelves, but the u.s. product safety commission, but 28 products were called from 2012 to 2015 remained in home depot stores,

nora muchanic is live for us at the scene in morristown with the story. >> reporter: hi there sharrie, we are outside of the community house in morristown, you can take a look up there now, there are crews working to sealp and cover the roof of this local landmark that opened in 1926, they want to cover the roof before the rain comes of course, yesterday's fire shut down what they consider the hub of activity in downtown morristown, beth is heart broken about the fire that damaged the morristown community house, ats favorite spot for weddings and other events. >> i'm sad to see it burned and it's my prayer that we can get together and fix this. >> this is a learning day to find out how long it's going to take. >> danny says the damages are contained to the front of the building known as the east room and smoke and water damage below but the wall room is fine, that is a relief to christine she and her fiance have a wedding plans in july of next year. >> hopefully if it's cosmetic stuff it can be done in time. >> it's still under investigation but fire officials think they know the caus

in west long branch, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." with thanksgiving aroune corner it's time to get cooking. if you're looking for a little inspiration there's an exhibit at the national constitution center that explores the history of what we eat and why. karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's a multimedia exhibition on loan from the national arrest kind of exhibit in washington, d.c. it the journey your food takes from farm to table. it's called what's cooking uncle sam. the american effect on diet. >> it traces american's fast nation and obsession with food. >> reporter: it starts on the farm. >> which explores how the government has an effect on what farmers grow and how they grow it. >> reporter: the next stop is the factory. >> we learn how government has gotten involved in regulating the types of ingredients that go into food. >> reporter: visitors follow the path into the kitchen and learn how u.s. against -- guidelines were developed in the 1880s. the final stop the kitchen table. >> that'

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> it is election day as you know and in the delaware valley there is a big job up for grabs, mayor of philadelphia, the camera was there as mayor michael nutter voted for the last time in office, with his daughter, jim kinney is considered the frontrunner to replace him, and the action cam was there as kinney voted this morning and his challenger, republican melissa murray bailey, cast her vote in society hill and polls here in pennsylvania and new jersey will close at 8:00 tonight. you can stay with 6abc.com for real time results as the votes are tallied starting at 8:00 p.m., tune in to "action news" at 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. for reaction from the winners and losers. >>> controversy surrounding spirit airlines after seven passengers were kicked off of a flight leaving los angeles, the flight attendant says they were unruly after an overbooking incident came to light. but some say it was because of their race. >> reporter: hi rick, well this started off as a confrontation over passengers and flight attendants over two people swi

nora muchanic she is working the story for us and is live in the new jersey newsroom with more on the problem and what local food banks are asking you to do. >> reporter: hi there sharrie, it's hard to imagine thanksgiving dinner without a turkey that is what will happen for some to avoid that the food bank of south jersey is asking the public to donate some butterballs. >> there is no evidence of it here but a bird flu wiped out 8 million turkeys this year, with the supplies down and prices up, food banks like in pennsauken are sounding the alarm. right now they have no where near the number of turkeys need to distribute to the groups and agencies they supply. >> we are looking at a shortage of 6,000 turkeys. the freezers at the food bank warehouse usually have as many as 20,000 turkeys and now they only have half that amount. families are looking for that family meal. >> this man runs a food pantry, this year the number of turkeys is significantly cut. >> 60 to 70 turkeys we usually get, but only 40 this year due to the shortage of turkeys, most likely the smaller families we'll giv

nora muchanic is live now in florence township to explain what happened. >> reporter: hi there sharrie, we are out here at florence township high school where the head of security had to be taken to the hospital after a 17-year-old student charged him after breaking up a fight she was involved in. >> it was enough force to send him to the ground. >> the police sergeant is describing an incident that left the school security director with two broken ribs, lonny brown, a retired police detectives was breaking up a fight by two girls, while walking one to his office he was charged by the other teen who drove him into the wall. >> that fact that this happened in a school, is unbelievable. to go after a school official like that and cause the injuries that they did to them is unacceptable. >> in a facebook post responding to dozens of get well wishes, brown wrote really soar, heading back to the doctor, got blindsided. felt like a linebacker. >> i am glad he is doing better. >> it supsets me, the kids fight and carry on and before long, and i know him so well and he got hurt. >> one girl 15

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> uh-oh i might be in trouble. lets go live now to chopper 6 hd over eakins oval and the ben franklin parkway where preparations continue for the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade giant floats and marching bands, much more will be here tomorrow to celebrate the holiday officially. eva pilgram is live there now, rehearsals are going on all day for the big event? >> reporter: yes, it was really busy out here today rick, we are counting down the hours now, you can see they hahave closed off this part of eakins oval, the only traffic is off of kelly drive, they are putting up barriers to get it closed down as they make the final preparations, we have just 10 hours until the 6 abc dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade steps off. the stage is set and rehearsals are done and thousands of kids are anxiously awaiting their moment in the spotlight. >> we are going to sing. >> my first year. >> we are doing it for the past four yours, we love the experience it is great. >> today was a run through for the parade an

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic live in our new jersey news room now with that story. ra. >> reporter: hi there, monica. senator nick scat terry is the chairman of the senate judiciary committee and he wants to legalize marijuana for, n-new jersey for everyone over the age of 21. he says it will be safer, it will make the state money and it will free up law enforcement to worry about more important matters. >> by legalizing it it's your way to control it. >> reporter: a coalition of advocates from law enforcement medicine and civil rights organizations told the senate committee it's time to legalize marijuana in new jersey. >> the status quo has failed. and it's time for our common sense a and project and it's time the tax regulate and legalize marijuana for adults. >> reporter: advocates say over 21,000 otherwise law abiding citizens are arrested on pot charges each year in new jersey. blacks are nearly three times more likely to face charges. the state spends over $127 million to prosecute these cases. >> the time, the expense involved in bringing in all these police

live in atlantic city, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." right, nora, thank you. >>> the second of two men who killed a mother and her three children while street raising in northeast philadelphia is going to prison. khusen akhmedov was sentenced to 17 to 34 years behind bars today. the 24-year-old was racing ahmen holloman when he hit a family crossing roosevelt boulevard back in 2013. 27-year-old samarra banks and her son ages four, 23 months and seven months were all killed. though holloman's car did not hit the family was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison in july. former wwe legend jimmy superfly snuka returned to an allentown courtroom today to officially plead not guilty to a third degree murder. snuka has been charged in connection with the death of his girlfriend back in 1973. the 72-year-old maintains the death of nancy argentino was a "unfortunate accident" and that's why he was never charged back then but comments in there pro wrestler's autobiography spurred a new grand jury investigation in 2013. snuka's defense attorney i

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> we just want justice for maria because this> we need to know why. >> reporter: family members are grieving tonight remembering maria morales of penns grove. her body was discovered in a laundry bin early sunday morning at the atlantic palace a condominium and hotel complex on the boardwalk in atlantic city. >> she has two kids and her son's birthday is tomorrow. >> tomorrow. >> she didn't deserve to be taken away the way that she did. >> reporter: police were called to atlantic palace this condominium and hotel complex at new york avenue and the boardwalk about 7:00 a.m. sunday morning. that's where they found the body of a woman in a laundry basket. this hotel guest says he spoke to a security guard who saw the scene. >> she came from the 28th floor all the way down to the bottom of the chute. that's all he told. her dress she had on was all ripped apart. they weren't for sure if it came from her going down the laundry chute or if it was before. >> reporter: the atlantic county prosecutor's office and atlantic city police are

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live in robbinsville, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news."sharrie. >> all right, it's a big convenience no doubt. >> yeah. >> nora, thank you. >> are you online shopping right now. >> i'm trying squeeze it in. don't give away my secrets. >> i may be doing the same thing. >>> it is time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> let's head live over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center. hi matt. >> it is so convenient but there's something about going to the store picking it up trying it on that's still appealing to me but then again i'm a little bit old fashioned i guess. speaking of old brian and sharrie we're in olde city this afternoon where we have a problem for the monday afternoon commute. a stuck tractor-trailer. it's right here and it's blocking the ramp from market street eastbound to the southbound lanes of 95 which are these right here. traffic in the main lanes on 95 doing okay but again the ramp from market street eastbound to 95 southbound is closed in olde city because of that truck that's stuck on this m

nora muchanic will bring us a live report from the scene coming up on "action news" at 12:30. >>> another fire led to an early morning rescue in the overbrook section of philadelphia, a woman says she was sleeping when the blaze erupted at her long time family home. katherine scott was at the scene. >> reporter: everybody got out here and family members tell me this home was in their family for decades, they were about to sell it and then this happened. the home across the breeze way also sustained damage, the red cross was assisting more than a half dozen people. the rubble still smoking hours after the fierce fire began, flames ripped through this overbrook home shortly before 1:30 this morning, tiffany brooker was downstairs when she heard the voice of her nephew and went down stairs and saw flames. >> i went down stairs to go to church and have a secret and i kicked the window so my aunt could get out. >> reporter: the fire started in the back room of the home of the 6100 block of columbia avenue and quickly spread throughout. the doors collapsed and windows cracked. she was grilling

nora muchanic introduces us to the poultry that are still strutting their stuff without a care in the world. this time of year you can understand if turkeys are a little nervous, but bob and fred have nothing to worry about. winding up stuffed on the thanksgiving table is not a possibility for these guys. they are pets living in relative luxury in southhampton where brenda jones loves them like family. brenda jones/turkey owner they're more than family. i never dreamed that i would have turkeys that are 13 years old and i've gotten so much enjoyment and fun out of them.fred's the showier of the 2, strutting around the yard with his feathers spread while bob is a shy bird. he's got a bum leg and limps. brenda nursed him back to health years ago and admits he's her favorite. brenda fred gets jealous of all the attention i give to bob. these teenage turkeys used to belong to a neighbor but were brenda as time went on i just started growing more attached to them and started feeding them more and then my neighbor was like go ahead and keep them so i did. they live in sturdy backyard pens w

nora muchanic reports, they didn't have to worry about becoming dinner. >> reporter: this time of year, you can understand if turkeys are a little nervous, but bob and fred have nothing to worry about, whining up on the thanksgiving table is not a possibility for these guys. they are pellets living in southampton. >> i never dreamed that i would have turkeys that are now 13 years old, i have gotten so much enjoyment and fun out of them. >> fred the showier of the two strutting around around the yard. bob is a shy bird he limps. >> fred is jealous, of all the attention i give to bob. >> reporter: these two turkeys used to belong to neighbor, but hanging around brenda's house. as time went on i grew more atamped to them and started feeding them more, the neighbor said go ahead and keep them. >> they live in sturdy pens where he this gobble up corn and sun flower seeds. bob and fred are domestic turkeys, the breed called royal palms. they are considered too small to cook for this thanksgiving. they are the most beautiful of all turkeys. >> reporter: animal lover she is, she would never co

information on the new safe transaction zones in cherry hill, we turn to "action news" reporter, nora muchanic live with the details. >> reporter: hi there brian, one the pitfalls of using sites like craigslist is you don't know who you are dealing with and that could be dangerous, now cherry hill has created a space you can meet up by yourself and you don't have to worry about your safety. >> cherry hill police captain winters is in the operation center one of two locations designated as safe transaction zones, that is where they can create online swap sites. >> don't go to someone's home or don't meet in a seclude said place in the dark at night. >> there say second safe zone outside of the municipal building both are under constant surveillance, and police are nearby if something goes wrong. this is a way to buy and sell goods, a place they can come 24 hour a day and there are safe zones, pine dale and conshohocken and it adds an extra level of safety to people that are meeting with strangers. >> people that are getting scammed or beaten up or anything. >> craigslist meetings could lead to

rising costs and declining enrollment left them with a multimillion-dollar deficit, nora muchanic ison campus with the reaction from students be the latest on a petition going around hoping to restore the cuts. coming up on penn state's campus, a few students have broken out with the mumps the latest from health check when we see you at "action news" at 5:00. until then back to the studio and until then we'll check in later it's election day in pennsylvania and new jersey, and one of the most heated races the battle to become montgomery county's district attorney, the action cam was in wynnewood as democrat, david steele vote bradenton continuing to campaign throughout the county, and republican candidate, bruce caster cast his vote this afternoon. tune in to "action news" at 10:00 and 11:00 for election day results and reaction, we'll have complete coverage on 6abc.com. the results are tallies in real time. still ahead we have the best reactions to jimmy kimmel's annual halloween candy prank. >>> and she was one of the most popular teenagers on the internet, this australian girl is

nora muchanic spent the day in trenton where one group made sure that everyone had a place to go. >>line out the door and they start searching here at 10:00 in the morning and even at that early hour, task the area soup kitchen has a full house, hundreds come for a free thanksgiving dinner. >> it means a hell of a lot if you don't have food, it's wonderful to be around people and have food together. >> i figured i could bring my son and his dad could come and we could sit together and have a nice meal. >> to come together where they have actual cranberry and the stuffing is like amazing. >> we all have difficulties ups and downs in the walk of life and i am here today just grateful for the food that we have. >> much of the meal and decorations come from school children and adults as part of a commune project in nearby pennington, patrons don't stand in line dozens of volunteers serve them at the table. and some are homeless and some with drug or mental illness and the working poor. >> only 20% are homeless and the rest of the folks have places to live and most of them have income but

nora muchanic will have a live report with more on this coming up at 5:00. >>> police are investigating a post office robbery in philadelphia, they say this is not the first time someone has hit the same office this year. eva pilgram, she is live at the scene on caster avenue with the details. >> reporter: well sharrie, this most office here on caster avenue was hit by a gunman looking for money for the second time in three months and once again authorities are asking for your help to solve this crime. this post office on the 6300 block was closed unexpectedly today. >> come in and rob a post office how much money could you possibly get, you know you'll get caught, it's a federal crime. that shows how desperate people are around here. a masked gunman in a green hoody and black pants came into the post demanding money. >> the most they will get is money, maybe money orders or stamps. robbing it comes with a mandatory federal prison time if they are caught. this is the second time this post office was hit. back in august a gunman walked off with cash and for businesses nearby these recent

i'm nora muchanic.story coming up next. >> those stories and more next at 6:00 for adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. have a good night. "action news at 6:00 is next. >> good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from the new jersey turnpike in south jersey. one person has been killed and all lanes are now closed on the turnpike in woolwich township, gloucester county. this happened just a short time ago. about 25, 30 minutes ago. obviously a nasty accident. chopper six is over the scene. fire officials say they haven't transported anyone at this time which would suggest that the victim is still on the scene. as you can see emergency vehicles are dotting this landscape of the new jersey turnpike southbound in woolwich township. there is one fatality. details