natural gas pipeline. >> we don't need or want penn east. >> reporter: penn east is a billion dollars pipeline that would run 119 miles from luzerne county, pennsylvania to mercer county, new jersey. energy companies want it for bet are access to natural gas but opponent say construction would destroy wet land, contaminate drinking water and a go through private property through imminent main. this 7-acre farm in stockton, new jersey is jacqueline evans slice of heaven. >> having a farm, having my kids grow up in a diagnosis toll tour community. >> reporter: just last week she and her three kid welcomed baby goats to the clan. the pipeline would impact it all. >> this is my house. we're standing right here. this is my upon. my driveway. this is the pipeline coming through. >> reporter: thinks where pipe would be. >> yes. >> reporter: evans said to add insult to injure pipeline surveyors trespassed on her property. >> standing on the edge of these trees. >> reporter: this month evans and six other property owners and two environmental groups filed a trespassing complaint against penn e

environmentalists are suing the penn east pipeline company.hey say the project will destroy the beauty along the delaware river and create a safety hazard to nearby houses. this animation from the company shows how the pipeline project would work. the company insists safety is priority number one and that the project will provide low-cost natural gas while providing thousands of jobs. >>> new this morning, a new way to treat the effects of cancer and certain psychological disorders thanks to 3-d presenting technology. nbc 10's matt delucia is here with a south jersey's woman fight that ended with high-tech hair. >> 3-d presenters have been around for a while and now a new head of hair.ç this woman has tricatalemania. it's t she's been trying to fix this problem for her patients for several years, for cancer patients and burn victims as well. what she does now is send away measurements to italy and a lab creates a replica of the scalp with hair that comes off of a 3-d presenter. it's taken wigs and transplants into the 21st century. >> maybe s

the penn east pipeline would stretch more than 100 miles from luzerne county to lawrence township inrcer county. environmentalists are also suing the pennies pipeline company. they say the project will destroy the beauty along the delaware river and create a safety hazard to nearby houses. this animation shows how the pipeline project would work. the company says safety is priority number one and the project will provide low cost natural gas while creating thousands of jobs. >>> now to a story you saw first on nbc 10 as police look for a bugler hitting homes in montgomery county. and this is new surveillance video, what police say is the burglar in action. at one point he tries to use a mickey mouse ornament to the get into the house. he eventually succeeds with a shovel. this is one of three homes burglarized monday in whitpain township. we talked to one homeowner who didn't want his face shown but says he wants this guy caught. >> you work so hard in your life and for someone to be in your home that's not invited within it really hurts. >> police say this video could be the key to

environmentalists are suing the penn east pipeline company saying the project destroys the beauty along the river and create a safety hazard to nearby homes. this video from the company shows how the pipeline project would work. the company says safety is priority number one, and that the project will provide low cost natural gas while creating thousands of jobs. >>> the start of hurricane season is next month, and first responders in delaware don't want you to get caught in the storm. nbc 10 in newark, the utility company partner with local emergency managers and businesses to educate people with disabilities and care givers about electrical and generator safety. experts say it's not just potential storms to prepare for, but potential schemes as well. >>> lawmakers looking to crack down on anyone convicted in a home invasion. today, they are discussing a bill that would change the state's burglarly laws. that bill would create a new charge called home invasion burglary for the case of violent break-ins and convictions carry a stiffer sentence than traditional penalties. >>> there is a

east falls. >>> well, the president of penn state is condemning new reports regarding what joe paterno may or may not have known about convicted sex abuser jerry sandusky. eric baron wrote a letter to the university community sunday. he says he is appalled by the rumor, inneundo, rushed to judgement accompanying the stories. last week separate reports including language from legal documents suggested that paterno had known about sandusky's actions, as early as the 70s. >> lawyers for one of bill cosby's accusers say she is ready to testify against him later this monthment andrea constant claims cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her back in 2004. the comedian denies these charges, she will face cosby at preliminary hearing may 24th, cosby has asked the state supreme court to delay this hearing and deaths miss the case. >> new jersey will be front and center this week in 2016. >> bernie sand letters hold rally in atlantic city, at boardwalk hall this morning at 9:30, sanders has pulled ahead in west virginia metro news poll. the mountain state polls it primary tomorrow. >> hillary clinton will c

(soft music) ♪ (colonial penn jingle) a house fire in bethlehem this morning. sky force 10 is live over eastighth street near lehigh avenue. we're told this is a three-alarm fire. we're working to find out if anyone was hurt. you see the flames there, just engulfed that portion of the house. you see smoke and fire crews are arriving on the scene there. we'll stay with us and bring you more information. just tap the nbc10 app for updates on this breaking news. >>> one person has died after a shooting during a new york city rap concert. three others were wounded after gunshots were fired inside a concert venue. one of the victims is in critical condition. sources say 30-year-old brooklyn based rapper troy ab was shot in the leg. the gunfire sparked a chaotic scene as the crowd began rushing for the exits. the show was set to feature t.i., but he wasn't on the scene when it happened. police are still looking for a shooter. representatives for t.i. referred all questions to the police. >>> and now to decision 2016. donald trump has reached a magic number of delegates needed to clinch the republi

and a witness describes the crash in east falls that left two people dead. >> and former penn state footballback to court seeking a new trial. we'll have the latest. that and much more coming up next. for meteorologist adam joseph cecily tynan monica malpass the entire news team, i'm rick williams. have a good night. >> good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night atlantic city avoids default and the speed limit is going up on more miles of pennsylvania highways. but the big story on "action news" tonight is a close call for three dozen students in spring township that's in berks county. that's how many students were on a bus, a school bus that was rear-ended by a car. 17 students were transported to the hospital as was the driver of the car. "action news" reporter walter perez is live at the scene and walter, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, jim, the scene has since been cleared here at the intersection of shillington road and spohn road in spring township berks coun

east falls, two people were killed. seven others injured including the little girl. one of the cars was carrying seven passengers. >>> the president of penn state is condemning in you reports regarding what joe paterno may or may not have known about convicted sex abuser jerry sandusky. eric before a ron wrote a letter. he says he was appalled by the rush to judgment acknowledging the stories. last week separate reports including language from legal documents suggested that paterno knew about sandusky's actions as early as the 1970s. >>> medical marijuana is still brand new to pennsylvania, but today, advocates rallied in center city to take the movement further. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has more now on the group's message from city hall. >> lighting up marching down market street. this group of about 100 is calling on pennsylvania lawmakers to relax penalties on recreational use of marijuana. many say lighting up provides relief from a range of symptoms. >> it shouldn't just be the oils, it should be the full plant that should be used. all of us need an access to this. of. >> 63 and a half years i've fault through an unreal

east falls, two people were killed. seven others injured including the little girl. one of the cars was carrying seven passengers. >>> the president of penn state is condemning in you reports regarding what joe paterno may or may not have known about convicted sex abuser jerry sandusky. eric before a ron wrote a letter. he says he was appalled by the rush to judgment acknowledging the stories. last week separate reports including language from legal documents suggested that paterno knew about sandusky's actions as early as the 1970s. >>> medical marijuana is still brand new to pennsylvania, but today, advocates rallied in center city to take the movement further. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has more now on the group's message from city hall. >> lighting up marching down market street. this group of about 100 is calling on pennsylvania lawmakers to relax penalties on recreational use of marijuana. many say lighting up provides relief from a range of symptoms. >> it shouldn't just be the oils, it should be the full plant that should be used. all of us need an access to this. of. >> 63 and a half years i've fault through an unreal

east white land township. >> a montgomery county high school damaged by fire will be back opened today on a normal schedule. smoke spread thr pennigh school in towamencin township yesterday forcing out over 3,000 students and faculty. the fire broke out in a band storage room on the ground floor. there is some minor damage. but nobody was hurt. the state fire marshal's office is investigate wag kicked off the fire. north penn officials say the school has been properly ventilated, that it is safe for students this morning. >>> and new this morning, the kutztown borrow council enacted a ban on all rooftop activities except for maintenance and this ban comes just a few days after a penn state student died after spending time with friends on a roof in state college. the coroner says she grabbed for a high voltage wire and was electrocuted before she fell from the roof. the rooftop ban will go into effect in kutztown in the fall. if you're caught on a roof after then you could face fines up to $600. >> 5:36 and bill cosby will stand trial in montgomery county on charges he sexually assaulted a former temple university employee. this

penn state sex abuse case. what did joe paterno know about jerry sandusky's abuse of miners and when did he know it? >>> it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." >>> hey there. good morning. it's friday, may 6. i'm alex witt. donald trump captured the republican nomination on his ability to make deals but one gop leader is still driving a hard bargain. yesterday, house speaker paul ryan the chairman of the republican national convention said he is not ready to endorse trump. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. i hope to though. i want to. but i think what is required is that we unify this party. i think the bulk of the burden on unifying the party will have to come from our presumptive nominee. i don't want to underplay what he accomplished. he needs to be congratulated. but he also inherits something very special. that's very special to a lot of us. this is the party of lincoln, of reagan, of jack kemp. we don't always nominate a lincoln and a reagan every four years but we hope that our nominee will be lincoln or reaganesque. actually taking the principles th

penn state sex abuse case. what did joe paterno know about jerry sandusky's abuse of miners and when did he know it? >>> it's 5:30 on the eastest. this is "way too early." >>> hey there. good morning. it's friday, may 6. i'm alex witt. donald trump captured the republican nomination on his ability to

east, and just light moisture at this hour. allow the rain to continue until about midnight and after that left overshowers. and showing you the picture outside. sky 6 live in hd from our pennsding camera looking at the ben franklin bridge on this saturday night. it is cloudy and we have wet weather. you see it dropping on the lens there. and certainly cool as well. the high today in philadelphia, just 62. we have the constant northeasterly wind. temperatures only in the 50s. 53 philadelphia, 52 reading. at the coast in cape may, 56. same for the boardwalk, millville, 55 in dover. visibility is an issue down to 2.5 miles in wilmington, 3 in millville. same in wildwood. up to 6 in philadelphia. it gives you an idea where we are finding the heavier pockets of rainfall this hour. allow extra time if you are out and about on the roads and pack patience. the wet weather not letting up anytime soon. and you see the moisture across our region. later on tonight and during the overnight hours it slips north and east. still, a pocket of unsettled weather to our west. we have to deal with some of this as we go throughout the day on sunday. so the call from accuweather the next 12 hours

east falls. two cars crashed head on near henry avenue and schoolhouse lane about 4:00 this afternoon, 4:00 in the afternoon, excuse me, police are investigating the possible cause. >>> former penn state football coach and child molester jerry sandusky expected in center county pennsylvania courtroom today. he wants his child sex abuse charges thrown out r wants a new trial, he is serving 30-60 year sentence for the abuse every ten boys. >> time is 4:49. >> joining us from the new york torque stock exchange, jill, talked about new york city earlier, but puerto rico will also de found on millions in bond payment, right? >> reporter: that's right, puerto rico will default on $370 million in pond payment starting today. over the weekend 11 hour efforts to negotiate a deal with creditors failed, nearly all of the bound held by hedge funds, mutual fund. puerto rico governor says the government cannot pay those bonds without cutting essential services, brooke, jim? >> illinois woman suing starbucks for putting too much ice in its drink. what's that all about? >> all right, she says, there is too much ice, and not enough actual coffee. according to the class action lawsuit, customers,

a three-part penn state university investigation, two separate reviews commissioned by the university of east angli, a united kingdom parliamentary report, an investigation by the noaa inspector general's office and an investigation by the national science foundation's inspector general's office. throughout all of these investigations of the climate scientists, was there a peep of concern out of these mouthpieces about investigative intrusion on science? nope. here in this chamber, a senator, then the ranking member on the environment and public works committee, our senior senator from oklahoma, publicly called for a criminal investigation into american and british scientists who had worked on the u.n. report or had communications with the university of east anglia's climate research unit. the senator claimed that scientific data was con sraoeufn attempt to seal the climate data, information disclosure laws may have been violated. he even named 17 key players in the controversy, including, wouldn't you know it, that u.v.a. scientist who had been the subject of harassment by the attorney gener

east white land township. >> a montgomery county high school damaged by fire will be back opened today and on a normal schedule. smoke spread through north pennn towamencin township yesterday forcing out over 3,000 students and faculty. the fire broke out in a band storage room on the ground floor. there is some minor damp but no one was hurt. the state fire marshal's office is investigating a cause. north penn officials say the school has been properly ventilated and that it is safe for students. >>> the kutztown borough counsel enacted a ban on all rooftop activity except for maintenance and this ban comes a few days after a penn state student died after spending time with friends on a roof in state college. the coroner says she grabbed for a high voltage wire and was electrocuted before falling from that roof. the rooftop ban will go into effect in kutztown in the fall. if you're caught on a rooftop after there you could face fines of up to $600. >> 6:36. bill cosby will stand trial in montgomery county on charges he sexually assaulted a former temple university employee. this is the only criminal case that has been lodged at cosby amid th

east falls, i'm sarah bloomquist channel6 "action news. sharrie. >> sarah, thank you. >>> a pennsylvania judge is considering whether to grant an appeal hearing to jerry sandusky. the former penn state assistant football coach appeared in center county court today. he says he was unfairly convicted of molesting children and he wants a new trial. sandusky's team says he had ineffective counsel. the judge concluded with outmaking a decision outside the courthouse reporters heard a letter written by sandusky himself. >> i am an innocent man serving what amounts to a life sentence. people have betrayed, attacked and vilified family, supporters and me. >> reporter: "action news" reporter chad pradelli will have more on sandusky's statement coming up tonight at 5 o'clock. >> jury selection began today in the corruption trial of long time pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah. the process begins less than a week after fattah lost his bid for reelection. "action news" reporter vernon odom now live in center city with more on the case today. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, brian. several hundred potential jurors spent this day inside the ceremonial courtroom here in the first floor

penn presbyterian hospital around midnight. officers are searching the earned ising areas and investigators say the suspect has been arrested before, and an officers are park outside his most recent address. >>> a nasty wreck in east falls leaves two people hurt and fight broke out near the scene. it happened just after 1:00 a.m. at intersection of the ridge and mid veil a avenues. the injured are in stable condition, so far in word on an arrest or charges. >>> and two people are hurt in this crash involving a taxi cab in north philadelphia overnight. this happened around 2:00 o'clock at intersection of the 13th and girard. two drivers, were taken to the hahnemann, with minor injuries. police tell thaws both victims are in stable condition. >>> well, one year ago today that an amtrak train crashed in philadelphia, killing eight people, and injuring hundreds more. this morning we are hearing from the survivor and former congressman about how the crash change his life. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live outside city hall where survivors will gather later today, good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning, jim. still a lot of unanswered questions about why this accident happened even a year later. the en

penn street at monument avenue so watch for that one and still 322 is blocked in gloucester county matt. it's 50 east> our dreary weather continues as clouds shroud buildings in center city. here's dave murphy. >> at least the rain is spottier now. storm tracker6 double scan shows you some of the hours off to the north clearing places like allentown, a few more coming up from the south through delaware and south jersey. 52 degrees currently under the clouds, a cool breeze blowing. and this afternoon it stays chilly. 58 degrees, a few more spotty showers through the day. jackets required today. rain gear you might want to keep it handy especially later today. tomorrow 59 and a few periods of rain possible friday into the clouds and a high of 60 but we start to see more sun over the weekend with just a spotty shower saturday night into sunday morning and then mostly sunny and warm monday and tuesday, matt. >> thanks, david. detectives are investigating two police involved shootings in the city. one left a suspect dead in overbrook. police say he wouldn't stop his car from moving towards them. a few hou

east on the schuylkill, coming around that conshy curve. mike back over to you. >> all right, one year ago tonight, amtrak train 188 left washington, d.c., headed for new york sit's penn station. it made it stop at third street station here in philadelphia. just after leaving 30th street station. it derailed on that curve in port richmond killing eight people, injuring well over 200 other. >>> train traveling 108 miles per hour, hit sharp curve at frankford junction, northbound at 30th street station. automatic braking system was not active or even in place on that side of the tracks at the time. engineer brandon bostian told officials he remembered accelerating the train, and then realizing he made a mistake, and applied the brakes. sharply. but by then, it was too late. first responding to frankford ... >> many passengers tried to help fellow passengers, among them, former congressman, patrick murphy who tweeted these photos at the time. >> felt like a bang, then we just, you know, i was facing south, going northbound, i was facing southbound, and that cafe car like in the table area, we went that way, then the other way, then we just flipped over. and then it was j