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live in ship bottom, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." >> nora, thank you. >>> let's head out to jeanette reyes in ventnor. how are tourists there handling the threat of the storm? >> reporter: wie, rick, it seems like the motto today is enjoy it while you can. with that being said, i want you to take a live look here behind me at the beauty that is ventnor beach and take it all in because it is going to be drastically different, very, very soon and don't be fooled ventnor beach and the shore line will certainly be slammed once hermine arrives this way. >> it's a good weekend. it's important but we've had a lot of sunshine this year so i could use a day off. >> reporter: michael tabaso is one of the few business owners who is managing to look at the bright side of things as hermine barrels up the east coast bringing with it pounding rains and gusting winds. it's enough to square off tourists and that is sure to cause a ripple effect. >> every weekend, every event is very important for atlantic city. >> bad weather reports hurt. >> yes. >> probably going out tomorrow. sunday is

in brick, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news". state leaders should follow toomey lead.wonder leading pennsylvania police organizations endorse pat toomey as best to protect our families. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> tuesdays here with sports. we're countering down to the season owner this sunday. >> feel like we've been talking about this game for months. eagles relatively healthy for sunday's opener against the cleveland browns and they hope their quarterback stays that way. keeping carson wentz upright is priority number one. doug pederson has drilled into his rookie quarterback to pro he tech his body. another way the birds can help wentz out have an effective running game. >> huge. doesn't matter who is quarterback. if you become a one dimensional team it's tough to score and gain yards on teams so i think it's important obviously because it's carson's first game but it's always important to be able to run the ball. >> it's big. if you get the running game going it's going to take the pressure off the passing game. come

nora muchanic and chad pradelli are covering different angles. lets begin with nora live in hoboken. what is the latest information there? >> the ntsb had a meeting and there are two cameras mounted in two locations on the train and they hope that will tell them what happened. and also they have to get insood of that can my, remove the can my from the roof of the station and get to the engine that is embedded inside of there. someone used the word brutal and it was for the people on the train and on the platform today. >> i got a scratch and bruise but otherwise i'm okay. after the first shake i put my arms over my head so i wouldn't bang my head. >> the crash tore apart the building and killed a woman and injured 114. what caused the accident is being looked at by federal investigators. the engineer thomas gallagher was treated and released from the hospital and is cooperating with authorities. >> we will not speculate. we are in the midst of an investigation and i was called by the white house today as well. >> it looks really really bad and peo

live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a philadelphia teacher is under investigation tonight after the video surfaced online showing him physically fighting with a student. you can see the two purging and kicking each other and at one point the student is put in a head lock, and it unfolded in lincoln high school, the argument started after the student was late to class and students say the teacher tried to call security and the phones did not work and went to another classroom but was confronted in the hallway. >> he pushed him and pushed him back a bit. >> the goal is to get to the bottom of this, to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. >> the teacher had to get stitches and police charged the student with assault. >>> the two women seen in this video were using stolen credit cards, the video from the wawa on aramingo avenue, was recorded less than an hour after reporting her wallet stolen. it was taken from her purse when she was at the oyster house restaurant on the night of august 5th. >>> a delaware high scho

nora muchanic joins us with more. >> reporter: officials have confirmed that the police officer ed leepardy took his own life committing suicide at his home. he lives in franklin township gloucester county and spent two decades on the police force and was a committee man and former mayor of franklin. he was under investigation for allegedly bringing a prostitute into the building, the building occupied on east state street. ernie perry confirmed the investigation yesterday but would not reveal details. there was a heavy police presence at his house with a number of police and police vehicles and the gloucester county democrat's website says that he also served as a volunteer firefighter and emt and little league coach and umpire and a father of three. as a sign of respect tonight the committee meeting is canceled and a trenton official told me today that he is a good guy, three years away from retire many who got caught up in a bad thing, so far trenton police have not released comments. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. >>> philadelphia police want to know whet

i'm nora muchanic i'll explain the whole story coming up next on "action news." >>> all right we begin with politics tonight. 47 days until americans head to the polls to elect the next president of the united states and six days until hillary clinton and donald trump meet face-to-face for the debate. and the riots in charlotte will be a big topic. >> as they were today. >> we need to come together, black, latino and asian and all of us stop the violence. >> speaking to a crowd in orlando, hillary clinton says we have to do bet toward stem the tide of violence. >> in my opinion that was a terrible situation, we have seen others, and the police are aware of that too. by the way the police are troubled by it too. >> donald trump trying to earn the african-american vote, talked about how troubled he is by the shootings during his rally in cleveland, ohio. >> new poll numbers out in the last half hour, showing hillary clinton leading donald trump among likely voters nationwide 43% to 37%. and this is important news for the clinton campaign heading into that first presidential debate. steph

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story. >> reporter: they're the sharpest most talentedice dogs in north america. more than 150 of these agile k-9s are in gloucester township this week competing to be the top dog in the u.s. police k-9 association national patrol dog trials. >> what i like to equator to it is the k-9 olympics. you have the top dogs from all over the country coming in. they're not coming here unless they're really on their game. >> reporter: patrolman chris' dog arrow placed 11th in the country last year. they're gunning for the top 10. the k-9's compete in categories that include obedience agility suspect and evidence recovery. that happens in a field where the dogs must find small objects like a key chain. >> they heat that object up with human odor and dog has to search within a 30 by 30 square and locate that odor. >> we're looking to know that the dog is capable of finding the human odor and letting the hammer know the presence that of odor. >> reporter: how he did he do. >> did very well. 57 seconds he located both products. >> it's one of those thi

we are live here at the shore in seaside park, nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you.urse check the impact of storm hermine any time at 6abc.com/weather, our interactive map shows you conditions and use it to check the storm yourself as it moves up the coastline and follow our meteorologists on social media. >>> in other news in an attempt to light a cigarette a greasy stove is blamed for a fire that forced people out of their homes. it happened at a home converted into three separate apartments. firefighters called for help to fight the flames and all the tenants got out safely. >>> the statue stolen from mother of divine church was returned tonight thanks to the keen eye of a local read. freddy was leaving work and spotted the statue of a child sitting in a shopping cart and he thought someone left it as trash so picked it up and brought it home. butlarity found out it was actually stolen and it was lucky he found it. >> it could have been stolen or destroyed. people have a tendency to destroy stuff for no reason. >> this picture of freddy returning the statue to the

live in ship bottom, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." rick. >> all right, nora, thank you. >>> this reminder we are tracking tropical storm hermine throughout the weekend around the clock online as well. use our interactive map to check the storm's latest path and the impact it will have on our area. updates continue on 6abc.com and our facebook and twitter pages. >> ♪ >> developing news now police are trying to figure out how a car ended up smashing into a deck in the backyard of a northeast philadelphia home. chopper6 hd was overhead. it happened in the 10,000 block of jamison avenue at 3:30 this afternoon. fortunately the driver was not injured. >>> in frankford police have a person of interest after a bicyclist was hit and killed early this morning. new at 5:00 "action news" has obtained surveillance video of the incident. chad pradelli is live near the scene on frankford avenue with more. chad. >> reporter: yeah, investigators here have been questioning that person of interest for most of the day. they're still trying to figure out i

i'm nora muchanic.t story coming up. >> the bad weather conditions did not keep people from sleeping outside to raise awareness about homelessness. we'll have those stories and more when "action news" at 4:00 continues next. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again sharrie. >> yes. >> rick williams. brian is off. 4:30 and "action news" continues. we're following breaking news from philadelphia. police now commission are richard ross -- commissioner richard ross -- >> here we go. "action news" is continuing. that's is search for a man who tried to rob a philadelphia bank without success. >>> local students get an expert check of their backpack so they can avoid getting hurt. >>> an eight-year-old is greatly rewarded by one university after learning about her passion for education at such a young age. >> but first there is a bed bug infestation in new jersey's capitol. the creepy crawlers have turned up in three

i'm nora muchanic.ve that story coming up. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli sharrie william and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again. it is 4:30 i'm rick williams. brian taff has the day off and "action news" of course continues with the arrest of two people connected to several pharmacy robberies in delaware. >> parts of philadelphia are growing -- going to be shut down before cars, why sections of the city are going car free he. >> find out what a police association did to help this teenager who walks for hours get to work. >> but first at 4:30 we continue to follow the latest developments surrounding the explosions in new jersey and new york city. today a federal judge denied a public defender's request to represent the suspect ahmad rahami. prosecutors say he has not officially been arrested by federal authorities. rahami faces federal charges for detonating the bombs that exploded last weekend. and charges involving that shootout with police in north jerse

nora muchanic is live with that story. >> reporter: hi there monica. former christie appointee, david wildstein is the key witness in the bridge gate scandal. he plead guilty and is testifying against two others, he testified that he told governor christie about the lane closure as they were happening that is something that the governor denied. >> there is all kind of of stuff going on in the courtroom in newark and i want to be clear. >> that is governor christie saying he knew about the lane closures when they were happening, testimony from david wildstein, a former christie operative, former deputy baroni bragged to christie that they shut down traffic lanes to punish the mayor of ft. lee for not endorsing the governor in the election. >> no matter what was said up there, i had no knowledge prior to and during these rain realignmentses, i had no role in authorizing it and no knowledge of it. >> christie says despite the claims that those and former chief of staff, engineered the lane closures as pay back he had nothing to do with it. >> i want the p

nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> the so-called bridgegate trial continues on monday. yesterday the government star witness david wildstein took the stand he testified in the trial of brigette kelly and bill baloney. he said he considered himself the bad cop who pushed christy's agenda at the port authority of new york and new jersey. he pleaded guilty for or which he -- orchestrating a traffic jam as political revenge. >>> a date has been set for fault to go on strike by october 19 if a new contract is not reached. faculty pay was supposed to be raised by 12%. sticking points remain. >>> streets in philadelphia will be closed to traffic this weekend and wide open to pedestrians all part of the philly free streets program. the route goes river to river along south street up the schuylkill river trail up mlk drive to the falls bridge. fairmont park will be closed for activities. be sure to check, because in in some places if your car is on the road it will be towed this morning. >>> the magnificent seven ride again, we'll look at the remake of this classic western featu

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. >> nora muchanic continues our coverage in seaside park. >> reporter: hi there, we visited several up tos around this area today and the best way to describe this is the calm before the storm. the ocean was really pretty quiet today compared to what it has been like the last week and lifeguards in nearby seaside heights used the lull in activities to sharpen up their skills. seaside heights lifeguards were practicing water rescues, the ocean was calm today but with tropical storm hermine coming their way, guards are expecting high winds and rough waves and powerful rip tides, the more water you have coming into the shore it has to go somewhere and the rips become reverse rivers. this was a topic on the boardwalk. >> we are going home on saturday, we can't stay for the weekend but we feel bad for the people that are. >> my inlaws are down in florida, they are telling us they are getting hit and sending pictures of dark clouds and stuff. >> i'm a farmer, my concern is back home, our crops could be damaged and corn blown over from the wind. >> this is the last week of summer before th

live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." ll right, nora, thank you. >>> also from our new jersey news room tonight a clementon camden county man is accused of stealing his neighbor's wifi to download child pornography. he's behind bars on $150,000 bail. initially the detectives with high tech crimes went to a home on woodmill drive and confronted the owner who had no knowledge of the crimes. an investigation revealed that the owner's neighbor 55-year-old louis lasalle had allegedly pirated his neighbor's wifi which was not password protected. he is suspected of downloading 33,000 pornographic images and 700 videos. >>> chopper6 hovered over firefighters as they battled a blaze in sharon hill delaware county this morning. the fire department tells "action news" the crews found live wires on the house when they first arrived here on calcon hook road. because of that they had to wait until power was shut off before they could put out the flames. fortunately no one was injured. >> also in delaware county a crash along the blue ro

live in trenton, nora muchanic, "channel 6 action news." brian? >> all right, nora. thank you and of course with more heat in the forecast tomorrow, philadelphia schools aren't taking any chances either. both philadelphia public have announced they will close at noon tomorrow. public schools also canceled all afternoon and evening sports. schools in the suburbs will be open for the fum day tomorrow. >>> of course, this means the heat is on. and 6abc.com/weather is your go-to resource. rely on accuweather and stormtracker 6 live for constant updates and let us know what's happening where you live by connecting with our meteorologists on facebook and on twitter. >>> two teenagers are accused of stealing from more than 30 cars and some homes in bucks county. police say 18-year-old james woodman and a 17-year-old accomplice were arrested in bensalem when a woman saw him breaking into her house early this morning. jeanette reyes has an exclusive interview with that victim, plus a look at all of the stolen property police have recovered. jeanette's report will be coming up

live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. thank you, stay cool yourself, nora. >>> the heat is on and 6abc.com/weather is your go-to resource. you can rely on accuweather and stormtracker 6 live for constant updates and of course let us know what's happening where you are by connecting with our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >>> well, all lanes have been reopened on i-95 in new castle county about 13 hours after a tractor-trailer carrying pennies overturned this morning. >> reporter: the truck hit a barrier just before 2:00 and caught on fire. it was carrying blank pennies to the u.s. mint and as a result, 40,000 pounds of the pennies ended up all the over the roadway. the driver of the tractor-trailer suffered only minor injuries. but it took all day to clean up the mess. >>> police asking for the public's health tonight to find a woman who went missing earlier this week. 21-year-old lindsay piccone has been missing since sunday. police found her car but despite a search from the ground and the air, there's still no

. >>> new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic, is heading to the scene of the crash in hoboken and expecting a news conference from the scene within the hour. and we have been sending you alerted and updates through the 6 abc app. you can find photos and videos and updates as this investigation continues to unfold. >> accuweather is tracking rain and some of it will be heavy. umbrellas are out at the philadelphia museum of art we are dealing with gusty wind as well. and the miserable conditions are expected to stick around. lets get the details from meteorologist, david murphy, tracking the latest. >> we had widespread rain through much of the commute and cloudy and windy and as you take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan, it's still damp, drizzle on the terrace but another band of rain is pushing over cape may county and into atlantic city before too much longer. you already have some rain there, but when you get into the yellow it gets steadier. and we'll be in and out of rain drops and showers similar to what you see on radar as we go through the rest of the afternoon and evening.

nora muchanic will have live reports from hoboken on "action news" beginning at 4:00 this afternoon. we are sending you alerts and updates all day long from the 6 abc app. right now you can find photos from witnesses on the scene and raw video of the aftermath of this crash and live updates as the events continue to unfold. it's a free download for your mobile device. >> turning to accuweather, we are tracking both wind and rain across the tri-state region today. >> there is cape may at the shore, you can see how rough the conditions are. the surf is up due to the wind. meteorologist, david murphy, is out on the terrace. >> reporter: we have to wait a while for a good blast of sunshine, looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan a moment ago you showed us cape may and that is what radar is showing us. it's from cape may to areas close to atlantic city and this is pushing to the north and philadelphia starts to get a more sustained rain over the next hour or so. and starts as fairly light rain but making the roads west like during the morning commute. the wide view on satellite shows

nora muchanic with his story. >> i remember screaming help. >> reporter: 29-year-old christine is a type one diabetic who went into shock last sunday when her blood sugar levels took a dangerous dive. that's when aidan called 911. when he couldn't get through, he called family friends and called 911 again. he said he was scared. >> i'm sad because i'm scared she died. she needs something to make her feel better. >> unlock the door and put the dog in the backyard before they arrived. >> reporter: aidan's mother recovered quickly after getting a shot to raise her blood sugar level. >> he is 7-year-old he is a good little boy. it is amazing, you know that he did what he did. >> reporter: to honor the second grader's life saving efforts, aidan was invited to throw out the first pitch at the lakewood blue claw game, a single a club for the phillies. aidan learned how to dial 911 from his late god mother who taught him how to call for help after a similar incident four years ago. that training paid off. >> he saved his mother's life by calling 911. when he didn't get through he called us and h

nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> a stretch of lincoln drive remains closed tonight as crews work to repair a 6 inch water main, the problem first surfaced at 6:15 last night in green street west mt. airy. crews have been making repairs and people are without water service tonight and the road will remain closed for at least another three hours. jewish organizations all over the world are honoring the life of shimon peres tonight. sara bloomquist is live at 21st and arch. sara, a political icon in israel and much revered by the jewish community in philadelphia. >> reporter: it's so true jim. and this evening the jewish federation of greater philadelphia is holding a legacy remembrance event and honoring donors and those that passed away within the last year, this coinciding with the death of shimon peres and he will be honored too tonight. there is a condolence book to sign in the lobby as everyone around the world mourn the death of a great statesman. he was israel's prime minister and president. he held every major cabinet post and peres immigrated from poll land at age 12

new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic has the story. >> the like christmas came a few months early. teachers received boxes filled with $11,000 worth of school supplies from amazon it feels like christmas morning, this will make a difference in my classroom. >> teachers at grant considered one of the city schools at greatest need are receiving penc penc pencil sharpeners and kindles. >> the kindle will help bring stories to life for the classrooms. it's a win win situation. >> make it's a lot easier for our job it's exciting for the kids and makes the learning stick with the kids, they are excited and we are really excited. >> it's an opportunity to thank the teachers and really support them and show we care. >> it's estimated that nationwide teachers spend between $400 to $1500 a year of hire own money to buy school supplies for their students. >> i spent about $1,000 last year. >> spend a lot of money every school year. >> what do you think about this? >> it's kind, looking out for the teachers as well address the student. >>s the teachers arrived thinking it was a staff meeting b

new jersey correspondent nora muchanic with his story. >> i remember screaming, help. >> reporter: 29ear-old christine of brick township does a type one diabetic, went into shock last sunday when her blood levels took a dangerous -- blood sugar levels took a dangerous dive. that's when her 7-year-old son aidan jumped into action. >> i was sad, she needed something to make her feel better. >> he unlocked the door and put the dog in the backyard before they arrived. he was very calm. >> reporter: aidan's mom recovered quickly after she got a shock to raise her blood sugar level. >> he is a good little boy, it is amazing, you know that he did what he did. >> reporter: to honor the second grader's life saving effort aidan was invited to throw out the first pitch at the lakewood blue claw great many, the single a affiliate of the phillies. >> i'm so proud of him when they announced him as a here at the blue claws game, i broke down crying. >> aidan's god mother showed him how to dial 911 fours years ago that training paid off. >> he called 911 when he couldn't get help, he called us and he

nora muchanic has his story. >> i remember screaming. >> reporter: 29-year-old christine is a type one diabetic who went into shock when her blood sugar leaves took a dangerous dive. that's when her 7-year-old son aidan called 911. when he couldn't get through he called family and friends and dialed 911 again. he said he was scared at the time. >> i am sad that she like died. she need something to make her feel better. >> he unlocked the door and put the dog in the backyard before they arrived, he was very calm. >> reporter: aidan's mom recovered quickly after getting a shot to raise her blood sugar levels. family and friends are applauding his actions. >> it's amazing, he is 7 years old and he is an amazing little boy. >> reporter: to honor the life saving efforts aidan was invited to throw out the first pitch fortunate lakewood blue claws game. >> i was so proud of him, i broke down in tears and crying. >> reporter: aidan learned to call 911 when his late god mother showed him how to do that when an i want happened four years ago. that training paid off. >> call 911, when he couldn't

i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we are learning now details about the suspected bomber who police say are behind the attacks in new york and new jersey over the weekend. the fbi now confirms that ahmad kahn ramanny's journal. it includes references to a late indicate leader linked to a series of attacked in the u.s. we'll have more on the investigation and the affect it is having on a busy weekend in our area. >>> police say that what they thought was a late night hit and run in philadelphia may have started with a robbery at midnight. a man was found with serious head wounds in the parking lot of the wells fargo center at bustleton, once thought to be the victim, police say that the man tried to rob another man and his family trying to use the atm and that the suspect is behind at least one other armed robbery >>> in the city's point breeze section, police are trying to track down those responsible for a gun battle in broad daylight. the shots were fired at the corner of 19th and wharton streets. three people were caught in the middle. bob brooks live with the l

i'm nora muchanic i'll have the story coming up. >>> for meteorologist, adam joseph, monica malpass and jaime apody i'm rick williams, join me next for "action news" at 6:00. when it comes to risking social security on the stock market... pat toomey wrote the book. "i'm...i've got a whole chapter in my book where i... specifically lay out how i think we should... reform social security." toomey's plan requires wall street and bankers to manage... the accounts. collecting fees out of your social security that could... total billions. fees they collect, even if the market crashes and... seniors lose everything. pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and jim is off i'm rick williams in the news a standoff in montgomery county proms vacations of a neighborhood and crews dig up yards in south jersey to clean up contaminated soil caused by buried batteries. >> but the big story

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nora muchanic is live at the scene in hamilton township with the very latest. >> reporter: sharrie, an investigation is underway right now, as police try to figure out what caused this accident, the victim one of nine children from a big family, lived with his parents, and taking out the trash when he was killed. and for a time nobody knew he was hit until he was found underneath the debris. >> danny was a kind person and compassionate loving son and a care giver to my parents. >> she is remembering dan quinlin, he was killed tuesday night in hamilton township when an suv traveling on the 100 block of ed -- lost control. >> i drive up in the truck and shut it off and the guy asks for his cell phone and grab that -- >> neighbor michael says that the driver of the suv appeared dazed. >> he was saying something about a baseball game and after the baseball game he was driving home and he said he just blacked out. >> quinlin lived with his elderly parents patricia and james who were inside when the crash occurred and thought dan left the house. it wasn't until they started looking for him h

. >> nora muchanic is live outside of the trenton police k-9 unit with the exclusive story. >> reporter: the mercer county prosecutors office is currently conducting an investigation into alleged misbehavior involving a prostitute and right now the k-9 academy is locked up and shut down while the probe continues. members of the k-9 unit are under investigation for allegedly bringing a prostitute into the unit's headquarters on east state street, a location separate from police headquarters. >> it is an active investigation involving special personnel matters. until they are dealt with at the mercer county prosecutors office i am not at liberty to talk about it. >> allegedly a member of the k-9 unit brought a prostitute into the unit concealing her from cameras but her presence was not missed by cameras inside. >> were the officers involved now on active duty or desk duty? >> i can't even go into this right now. >> the story was uncovered when the prostitute was jailed for an unrelated offense and

balance fun on the boardwalk with preparations for the storm and at 5:00 new jersey correspondent nora muchanic will have a live report from lbi. >>> of course we'll stay ahead of hermine throughout the weekend at 6abc.com/weather. our interactive map not only shows you the conditions in our area, you can also use it to check the path of the storm as it moves up the coast and of course follow our "action news" meteorologists on social media for updates as they happen. >> ♪ >> breaking news right now and some incredible video here. a car slammed through a fence went over a pool somehow and crashed into a deck in northeast philadelphia. it happened just within the last hour on jamison avenue. you can see the deck there partially collapsed. the car still beneath it. we are working to find out right now if anyone was seriously hurt as a result of this. and just how it happened. of course we'll keep following all the latest details and bring you an update as soon as we get it. >>> donald trump is in philadelphia right now as he continues his push to court minority voters. he's at a private event in

in lawrenceville, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> that's a super momma right there. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning, the british royal family is in north america, they ever brought the latest edition of their family with them. >> find that someone who shares your musical interest, how tinder is helping you do it, those stories and more, plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. third president? male teacher: and the largest planet? male teacher: someone we haven't heard from. female teacher: anyone else? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than 3 million people in need to low cost, high speed internet at home, helping to make sure that every hand in the classroom goes up. male teacher: okay, veronica. amphibian. male teacher: excellent. welcome to a brighter future. comcast. we get along with each other better. we communicate better with one another. our kids are smarter than ever. >> protesters fill the streets of charlotte, north carolina as police release video from the day