live in northeast philadelphia, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." eva? >> thanks, trish. >>> a police officer shot and killed a man in the emergency room at the harvard university center in los angeles. the man was treated for minor injured after getting injured in a confrontation with police at an apartment complex. while they tried to handcuff him, he attacked them with a metal school and went for his gun. during the fight officers shot him. >>> police investigate a shooting inside a mall packed with shoppers. a 19-year-old man was shot in the leg when gunfire broke out at east town mall. the mall was temporarily locked down after the shooting. the shooting was the result of a fight of several young men in the heart of the crowded mall. >>> the budget stalemate continues in harrisburg, a deal to end it collapsed keeping the threat of a school shut down in philadelphia in the new year very much alive. the house voted overwhelming yesterday afternoon against a proposal to revamp the state's two large public sector pension systems. that has been the main s

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." thanks trish. >>> 1200 from the academies came to the convention center last night. the superintendent said there's a good reason for all the pomp circumstance. this game is bigger than football. >> it's the biggest sports rivalry in the county. it's a chance to showcase the great men from both academies who have the idea of service above self. >> navy has won the last 13 games in the rivalry. >>> new this morning, police are questioning the driver of this car that went out of control at 5:30 and slammed into a camden grocery store. the driver got out and ran off. police found him about a block away. he was treated at consumer hospital for non-life threatening injuries. >>> new this morning, one person was killed another injured on a crash on the blue route. it happened at 12:45 in the southbound lanes of necessitier necessitier -- a woman in the car was rushed to the hospital. the driver died. traffic was stopped for a short time. the scene has been cleared and reopened at this hour.

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three people are dead following a fiery crash on a northeast philadelphia road he let's go to trish hartman live on the scene with the latest details. trish? >> reporter: well, eva, police are still on the scene we're near the intersection of torresdale and rhawn, and now that we have some daylight we can see a little bit more. take a look behind me. you can see the tractor-trailer that's parked on the side of torresdale avenue completely burned up. police tell us pesticides were inside the truck and that be contributed to the fire. let's take a look at video from earlier this morning. police say it started at 2:45. they say a car driving northbound on torresdale avenue speeding lost control after crossing rhawn street and crashed into the parked tractor-trailer. the passenger car burst into flames with three people inside. the cab of the tractor-trailer completely burned up. fuel from the truck spilled into the street and caught another tractor-trailer on fire. now, let's take a look at viewer video that shows flames and explosion after the car hit that truck. [popping noise] >> reporter:

trish hartman has been on the scene all morning long. trish what's the latest? >> reporter: it's been an upsetting scene at torresdale and rhawn street. police are on scene. the car was taken from the scene, but the burned up tractor trailers are here. utility crews are working to restore power and cable. haz/mat is working here, as well. viewer video sent into us early this morning, shows the vehicles engulfed in flames and you can hear the explosion. [popping sound]. >> this happened around 2:45 a.m. a black camero driving northbound on torresdale avenue, witnesses say it was speeding lost control crossing rhawn street and crashed into a parked tractor-trailer, the car and truck burst into flames, the fire spread to another parked tractor-trailer. this was what was left of the vehicle. all three people in the car died. plenty of neighbors came back to the scene to check it out today. as we token to -- we spoke to a woman who was a friend of one of the victims. >> they was an awesome person all around fun, always there for you, no matter what she was going thro

trish hartman, "channel 6 action news." >> more to come tonight. popular online retailer takes action after records of hover boards catching fire. what amazon is doing to try to keep people safe this holiday season. >> and also ahead violence inside a pennsylvania walmart as a machete wielding man is shot by police. we have an update on the story. >> and a big game with a lot the line and birds responded by bull pulling out a tough win against the bills. jeff skversky has sports when against the bills. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" come rights back. mr. obama will update on isis and the vice-president is sketch todd thereby as well. >> loss ankle less county sheriff office release aid video showing a deadly shoting involving two deputies. deputies appsed a call of gunfire in the townp lynwood. there they caught one nicholas robertson saz he walked towards a gas station. the deputies say he ignored orders to stop so they fired. they fired again after robertson fell because he still had the gun. robertson family says the shooting was ex

it was awesome for him to come out and do this. >> reporting in university city trish hartman "channel action news." >> gunfire breaks out inside a mall in wisconsin during a hite of holiday shopping we'll have the latest. >> and history comes to life in valley fovrmingt we'll show you how they commorateed a important event in american history and plus eagles prepared to do battle against one of nfl best. jeff skversky has a preview of the eagles cardinals game when jeff skversky has a preview of the eagles cardinals game when "action news" comes right >> syed farook's relatives came to move things out. they found an arsenal of ammunition and homemade bombs inside that apartment. >> a disturbance ended in gunfire. police in madison say a 1 19-year-old plan was shot in the leg and expected to fully recover. police are still looking for the person that pulled the trigger. they're also stressing that this was an isolated incidents and not an active shooter situation or terrorism. the mall was closed for a few hours though as police investigated. >>> and police in philadelphia are trying t

"action news" reporter trish hartman was among them saech and has this story. >> for cayla and her sisters this is the process. >> stop in and find a lot to do. >> my daughters didn't want anything until after christmas they wanted to get their own thing. >> customers flocked to stores at the cherry hill mall ebb including lush cosmetic for buy one get one free sale. >> what is it nrik there. >> crazy and mobd. >> pandora was packed too people scamd for a free charm giveaway or to make changes and for some the line was too much. >> i'll come back a different someday maybe during the week when there's less people. >> ard coming to national retail federation two-thirds of consumers plan to shop sales week after christmas on line or at stores. >> were ur able to find deals. >> some. about 50% off. >> not everybody got what they wantsed from santa claus we found one customer to complete his ces place wish list purchasing the hover board. >> when 12-year-old pablo arandano didn't find one under the tree he used powers of per vacation on his mom. >> she didn't want to buy it at 1st and then didn

joining us live from the stadium is "action news" reporter, trish hartman with a preview. getting excited down there today. >> reporter: that's right, eva, espn college game day will broadcast live from philadelphia for the second time this season. you can take a look. the set is getting set up behind me. the first time was for the temple-notre dame game. this is rivalry is not just about football. >> it's a chance to showcase the great men who both serve who have this idea of service above self. >> reporter: it's the 116 game of the army and navy. and many gathered at the pennsylvania convention center to show their spirit. >> we're traveling and we have so much fun it's a great time for all of us to getting together and just revel in all the pageantry of the game. >> the 86th time the game plays in philadelphia midway between maryland an new york. >> this is where we wanted to go to at some point. we finally got the chance to come out here. >> we're having a philly cheese steak and drinking some good beer and enjoying the sites. had to come and see the liberty bell. >> r

trish hartman has more in upland, trish? >> reporter: this is a heartwarming event that has taken on a somber tone today. we are indicating for is an did a and the delco cruisers they are on their way to visit with the kids and deliver toys to the kids ahead of christmas. it's called the holiday cruise for kids and it's part of the toys for tots program. participants met up earlier at rose tree park and everyone brings an unwrapped toys and police lead classic cars and motorcycles to local hospitals to make a donation to toys for tots. this event has special meaning after the sudden death of a marine, scott jones a firefighter, paramedic and marine was killed in a crash last saturday. he feels the toys for tots coordinator. he was a paramedic. his twin brother said he had the same message when he was serving others. >> make sure you smile, take the time to smile just appreciate the small things. >> in honor of scott we collected toys as the viewing and funeral which was friday and saturday and we filled this trailer. >> repo

"action news" reporter trish hartman live outside le headquarters with theetails for us, trish? reporter: monday cars, u.s. marshals y8 year-old khiry reid in custody. heas arrested outside of jacksonville today and police say he wl be charged with the shooting death of 22-year old maurice monald. >> we need him off the the streets. >> reporter: maurice mcdonald's eother says she feels peace knowing an arrest haseen made police say the th22-year d was nd down on november 10th se j and r perez gcery in mantua. memorial oftuffed animals stilli outside the store. police say 28 year-old khiry reid is in custody having fl tolorida afr the oing. authority say reid was staying with the friend nr jacksonville and when oicers showed up athe hoe both men jumpedn the vicle and fled. officers chased the men who collided with several law forcement vehicles before ey were caught. eyl had a chilin the vehicle with them. marshals say that none was hurt but they d find narcotics in the ca back heret homeany we relieved toear about the the arrest, and b morel says he was working at the gcery stor

"action news" reporter trish hartman has more good customers filed into the lanark diner upper darby soggy sunday morning for a hardy break fact after an ugly loss to the redskins. >> started awesome and went down. >> eagles scored early in the first quart were ryan matthew touchdown and that's the only time the birds would have the lead. many mistakes led to the 38 to 24 final score. a loss that knocks the eagles out of playoffs and plame is falling squarely on soulders of head coach and general manager chip kelly. >> he has to go he ruined the team ruined the whole team. >> i think there's more to being a general manager than just going out and getting high priced free agents. we didn't go from good to great. >> they got rid of awpdy reid to get a chipmunk for both reason what? nothing improved. >> many blame chip kelly for the less than stellar season. not everyone says he need to go but everyone says something needs to change for the eagles before next season. >> i like chip kelly and like to see him stay i don't know if him being gm and coach is too much for him. >> joe gordon a

trish hartman complains all the did work is in memory of local marine always looking out for others.> hunld reds of toys are unloaded from a trailer at the delco cruisers holiday cruise for kids ready for delivery for kids in need in memory of the marine who was always here helping. we got so excited just like a little kid waiting to go to the christmas tree and on presents he was anding this time of year to be able to support the kids and help them get gifts that otherwise they won't be able to get. >> 32-year-old scott jones of ashton was killed in a car crash last saturday he was a paramedic, volunteer firefighter and reservist in the mar means and active toys r tots representative. >> in honor of scott we collected toys at his viewing and funeral and we practically filled this trailer. >> after a short ceremony to honor jones the classic cars and motorcycles hit the road visioning three hospitals before dropping off toys at the marine corps base in fullsome. >> and he is also leaving a sack filled with toys for any patients that may still be here on christmas eve. santa's first s

"action news" reporter trish hartman has a story of silver screen tradition. >> for some it's just a friday night in december. and the perfect time to take in a flick with the family at amc neshimany ben sale sglem why are you going to the movies chris sglas because we're jewish and that's what jewish people do. >> but for danielle of st. louis her original christmas loonz for thwarted by the warm, soggy weather. >> we were going to go ice exciting but it's raining we thought let's go to the movies. >> after a record-shattering on weekend for "star wars" the for awakens many were here to experience the next chapter for themselves. >> i'm very excited i was ten when the first one came out. i'm excited to see it. >> you can tell something is wrong. >> opening christmas day concussion starring philly native will smith. football fans were curious to see the dangers of got ball related head trauma. >> to see how it affect cop cushions and learn to what he what happens. >> not everybody got the ticket they were answerd lots of things sold out. >> inet came back with her husband after hosti

trish hartman "channel 6 action news." "channel 6 action news." >> they're trying to hold on to first place. >> birds trying say in first place. there's a hide show and that handshake gate. lesean mccoy and chip kelly drawm a chip called shady earlier this week there's a report out shade dwri answered the phone found out who it was and hung up on him. i don't know it's true. i find if comical either way. check out behind me here's the scene on the field. eagles warming up. chip kelly is out here somewhere. shady mccoy is not. we've not seen him yet. all eyes will be on the coach and former run back to see if they will shake hands. because there was a whole bunch of sdrawm aearlier this week. lesean saying he does not want to shake chip's hand and chip telling me that he does want to shake his. here's a bit of that trauma and how it played out earlier this week. >> i'm not talking to chip you know nothing to talk about he can't call me he can't shake my hand, there's nothing he can d do. >> sgl. >> i understand where he's c

and "action news" reporter trish hartman tells us why. all it took was greeny to transform them santa helpers. >> we stop therapeutic riding second week in december but we wanted to see our chip for the holidays. >> big than red made a stop at compassionate friends therapeutic horseback riding center in medford, new jersey bringing holiday cheer to the folks that come to farm for help with physical and mental disabilities. >> when they get involved with horses the whole personality changes. and it's giving them a confidence in dealing with all situations in life. >> greets iggie with a big smile. >> they've done openeders with him just with his balance and discipline it's been an awesome things and he loves the horses loves them. >> 11-year-old william turn yet had a neuro muscular condition that affects the way he walks. weekly riding is a huge part of his therapy. >> the way it horse moves replicates the way our body moves our pelvis moves when we walk. even just riding without doing exercise is beneficial for kids with any gait abnorma

live in northeast philadelphia, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." nydia?>> developing this morning, authorities in africa are interrogating several suspects after a device believed to be a bomb was found on on an air frae flight. it was heading to paris when it made an emergency landing in kenya. several passengers are being questioned. bomb experts are inspecting the device to see if it is a bomb. 449 passengers and 14 crew members were on board. this is the third air france flight to be diverted in two weeks. >>> parishners say with churcht was devastated by not one, but two fires are holding a service at this hour. flames destroyed the new jerusalem baptist church on pine street. it was the second fire in two weeks. the feds are investigating. >>> a 73-year-old man was killed as he walked home in the city's somerton section around 7:00 p.m. on byberry road near proctor road. police say the driver pulled over. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> from our delaware police officer a white police officer seen on video kicking a black susp

"action news" reporter trish hartman, spoke to fans who are still very proud of their team. >> reporter: temple students, cheered on the owls from a far as they for the for the american athletic conference championship at the university of houston. every seat was filled at the draft horse pub on sees he will b more have avenue where excitement turned to disappointment. >> we made so many mistakes. two bad snaps, we missed a fourth down. we just lost the game. >> reporter: temple lost the inaugural aac championship game 24-13. >> they for the their hearts out. i'm proud of the team. >> reporter: even after the loss temple fans say it has been a ground breaking season. the current students say it has been a fun season to be on campus and former students say it has given them a reason to come back. >> it started off with beating penn state for the first time in what 74 years and just momentum of the team and great season alumni has been excited about football. >> reporter: organizers were thrilled with the turnout for this watch party at piazza in northern liberties. hundreds of the tell a

"action news" reporter, trish hartman, was there. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: ignoring the the pomp of west point army cadets mid ship men from the u.s. naval academy filed pass, signs in hand happy to be back in philadelphia not just for the army/navy game but for espn college game day. it is the second time this season that the live college football show has come to philadelphia a, this time to mark end of the college football season with the 116th meeting of army/navy. >> i have never been to college game dau before. one of my favorite shows. i was stoke to get an opportunity to do that. >> reporter: for the past 13 years navy has been victor. >> this is pretty much what we do, we always win. >> reporter: but cadet were not disturb. >> we had a fine year. anybody can be beaten on any given day. >> reporter: roger stallback was show's special guest as host made their pitch for week but for many fans and former military members it was high ranking officers in the crowd that had them star truck. >> it is a little overwhelming. we have folks, an admiral just walk by and have a moment li

. >> trish hartman that is a christmas story. >> reporter: for kayla, this is her christmas. >> my dawrlsghters didn't want anything until after christmas. >> many blocked the doors, pandora was packed, too, people crammed in the store free charm give away or make exchangeses. according to the national retail federation, two-thirds of consumers said they planned to shop the sales after christmas either in stores or online. >> were i able to find deals? >> i did. >> not everyone got what they wanted, we saw a customer come in completing his christmas wish list purchasing the hover board. >> reporter: when 12-year-old didn't find one under his tree, he used his powers of persuasion on his mom. >> they didn't want to by it, but today she bought it. >> reporter: these two-year-old twins enjoyed a tasty reward. >> their aunt gave them a trip to build a bear for christmas. we were here for that. >> reporter: from an doesn't care about the deals, just about spending time with her granddaughters. >> it is about the food. we're going out for lunch and that's their favorite thing to do. >> reportin

trish hartman has been sampling their opinions live in upper darby, i'm sure you're getting an ear full, trish. >> reporter: that's right, nydia, stand tend to sleep on the loss of the redskins and guess what they are still mad about it. lantern diner in upper darby say fans needed to something. tony didn't watch the whole eagles game, but he saw enough. >> most of the third quarter and fourth quarter. >> reporter: fans drown their sorrow over the eggs and bacon at the lantern diner in upper darby. >> they were not pleased with the mistakes. eagles needed to beat the redskins and the giants to win the nfc east. they missed several chances to take the lead from washington. >> a lot of because dropped. chip kelly is not enough of a coach. he has no experience in the nfl and they hired him. >> reporter: fans were mad at chip kelly too. >> i think that chip kelly needs to go. >> reporter: now folks are ready to put this season behind them, already thinking about the spring. >> bring on the phillies, it didn't start yet, so we can are hopeful. >> reporter: the birds are third in the nfc east

lie in camden county, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." rick. >> trish, thank you. >>> a former philadelphia sheriff appeared in federal court today and pled not guilty on a number of charges. john green is accused of fraud, filing fake tax returns and taking bribes. federal prosecutors say green gave james davis' firm business from the sheriff's office real estate sales or from distressed homeowners properties. in exchange green was given personal benefits including gifts. >> it was a corrupt relationship between mr. davis and former sheriff green and sheriff green was not providing the honest services to the citizens of philadelphia can which he was elected to provide. >> green's bail was set at $50,000. if convicted of all charges he faces a maximum sentence of 85 years. green stepped down in 2011 after 22 years. >> new from our new jersey news room now, demolition work on an old high school is causing a lot of concern tonight. neighbors are worried about what's spewing into the air and angry about the mess that's being made. new jersey

live in port richmond, trish hartman channel6 "action news." rick. >> trish thank you. >>> fire officials say a woman escaped her burning home after she was alerted by her two dogs. a viewer captured cell phone video of the flames on south flee avenue in south jersey. fortunately her dogs began barking and woke her up. she and her pets made it out safely. >> i went down to see if she needed anything and i gave her her dog's leash because she had the dogs by the collar. >> utility crews were there this morning to shut off the home's power and gas. the exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> time for a check now of that accuweather forecast and the weekend ahead. >> let's head outside to meteorologisty meteorologist cecily tynan. first weekend in december cecily and it looks pretty nice. >> it certainly does. it's going to feel more like late october or early november. today very nice out here. a lot of sunshine. temperatures slightly above the average high for this time of the year. average high in the upper 40's. right now we're

"action news" reporter trish hartman was there. ignoring taunts of west point army cadets u.s. ship mep filed pass, signs in hand happy to be back for philadelphia and college came day on espn. it's the second time this isn't live college football show has come to philadelphia this time to mark the end of college football season with the 116 meeting of army and navy. >> and i've actually never been to college before and one of my favorite shows i was stokd to come here and do that. >> for the past 13 years navy has been the victor. we always win. >> and the cadets were not deterred and we have a shot every year. any team can be beaten on any day. >> navy quarterback roger stall back was show special guest as they made picks of the week. it was high ranking officers in the crowd that had them star struck. >> it's overwhelming. >> you have a lot of folks. >> have a moment of oh, you real lie you're not dressed in the apartment. >> army and navy say rivalry is intense and there's a mutual respect that comes alightning with military competition and that's one of the best part of th

trish hartman spoke with fans and joins us live in upper darby with more.rish. >> reporter: hey eva and nydia. eagles fans are pretty bummed this morning at the lantern diner. many people recapping the game over eggs and coffee. 38-24 loss knocked the eagles to third in the nfc east and out of the playoffs. eagles fans are not mincing words this morning, they are upset. deplorable and embarrassing. >> it was a big let down, because there was a playoff implications involved here and the loss takes them out of that situation and you know we can look forward to a better draft pick, but not so hopeful that chip kelly can make the right picks. >> reporter: the birds made many mistakes that led to 38-24 loss to washington, it was a do or die game. fans west hopeful 678 now fans are taking a hard look at head coach chip chich as they look -- championship championship as they look -- chip kelly as they look forward to the next season. >> he should be doing something better. >> chip kelly has to go he ruined the whole team. >> reporter: now, the redskins win knocks

trish hartman joins us from media, delaware county with more. >> reporter: this event is put on the delco cruisers, it's the 9th annual holiday cruise for tots. every will gathering dropping off toys and packing them up. participants meade up here and everyone writes an up wrapped toy and police escort leads 100 cars and motorcycles to the ridley memorial hospital and crozer-chester medical center and mercy fitzgerald. the happy event has taken on a somber tone after a firefighter and paramedic and marine was killed in a car crash. he loved this event and their hearts are heavy as they remember him and his dedication. >> this was one of his big events. he always had a good time here. since he was an emt. going into the hospitals was natural for him, made him easy, he could relate to the patients easier than the normal person could. so it all day worked out. >> reporter: the trailer with hundreds of toys many were donated at the funeral and viewing in memorial because they they know how much he loved the events and how much he loved toys for tots. folks are getting ready to leave hear to h

. >> reporting in northeast philadelphia, trish hartman. channel 6 "action news". >> one person is incustody tonight accused of robbing a 9 91-year-old woman inside her west philadelphia home overnight. and police found him by tracking her stolen phone but where they found him was a bit of a surprise. and "action news" reporter christie ileto in west philadelphia with the story for us, christie. >> well, sarah, 91-year-old gertrude montgomery is rattled understandably so she heard a knock at the door early this morning and deposit recognize the two individuals standing on the other side and went to sit back down and that's when it got violent. >> and all of us, this guy with a gun. he kicked the door in. i mean, it was so loud. and it shocked me. >> clutching her cellphone that was just recovered gertrude montgomery relived the terrifying moments. >> 19th district two males armed with a shotgun. >> he said he took my stuff. so i don't know what this the meant. >> police state 91-year-old was home alone. montgomery tells "action news" she do

"action news" reporter trish hartman has that story. >> foreign or domestic -- >> 47 new citizens from9 countries took the oath of allegiance, among them a college student from guinea who is also a muslim. >> you can't just ban all muslims, they are not all terrorists. >> she says that trump hurt her and it proud to be american and muslim. >> they are not real muslims because in the muslim religion it doesn't tell to you go kill anybody. >> the new citizens we spoke with say it was upsetting watching the recent terrorist attack, especially the shootings in san bernardino. even more disturbing they say is the anti-immigration rhetoric that is constant. >> for all of the difficulerent eve eve events that are going on anything can happen. god for bid i get in trouble i will be sent home. >> coming here from kenya to pursue a college degree, she is honored to become a citizen even when a time when not everyone is welcoming immigrants and refugees with open articles. >> it is sad when you see the terror attacks, it is scary. you think about what america stands for. that it is a country buil

. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> university of houston fans get hit on the field, too, the school is talking about the take down by security guards as fans rushed the field, that's next on "action news" sunday morning. >>> actor morgan freeman gets a scare and this was not scripted in a movie. >>> pluto as never seen before. the close up of the planet just ahead. >> reporter: it's a frosty start in the delaware valley, temperatures in the mid 20s across the region. we're talking record highs potentially by the end of the seven-day forecast. i'll have the details coming up right after this. >> i don't like the way it looks from the temple university camera, look at the gray sky staring back at us, you can see city hall in the distance. it's chilly, down right cold, according to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: my handles are cold -- my hands are cold. being a weather man i should have brought gloves. i left them home. let's gets you outside here's a lovely shot looking east towards the atlantic ocean, sun is starting to rise, down in cape may. beautiful sho

. >> reporter: trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> houston fans got hit, the fans are talking about the shake down by security guards that's next. >>> actor morgan freeman gets a scare and this was not scripted in a movie. >>> pluto as never seen before. the new close up of the planet. >> reporter: feels like the tundra out there this morning, temperatures in the mid 20s, we'll warm it up nicely. details from accuweather coming up next. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. i acidity was in my diet.ch i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it, i wanted to fix it ri

we're live at northeast detectives, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> trish, thank you. >>> philadelphia detectives are trying to solve a murder of a 54-year-old woman tonight killed in her fishtown home. detectives were called to the 1300 block of earl street this morning by a person concerned about a friend who lived there. when police arrived they found kathy wilson dead. she had been severely beaten. investigators are questioning several people but haven't named any suspects. >>> chopper6 hd was over the scene of a double shooting this afternoon in kensington. it happened on the 700 block of east that wasser street. police say two males were shot. one of them was 24 years old, the other was 20. they both remain hospitalized tonight in stable condition. no arrests have been made. >> we are learning more about the husband and wife who carried out the san bernadino massacre last week taking the lives of 14 people. today the fbi talked about what they found when they searched inside the home of syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik. there were 19 pipes that could have been turned into

we're live in center city, trish hartman, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you, trish. >>> wilmington based dupont is merging with dow chemical to form a company worth $130 billion. the two companies have brought the world products ranging from ziploc bags to teflon. the newly re88ed dow dupont will separate into three companies and they'll focus on agriculture material science and specialty products. the deal is going to involve cutting more than a thousand jobs though. "action news" reporter vernon odom will have details on that coming up in a full report at 6:00. >> there is a delicacy that seems to become very popular this time of year especially if you love ham. in fact it's become a growing demand for pork roll in the garden state and for one company in trenton that specializes in pork roll, well, business is anything but a boar. sorry. jersey correspondent nora muchanic has the story tonight. >> reporter: things have busy at the case pork roll factory in trenton tucked away in a small building on washington street in chambersberg a sta

. >> "action news" reporter trish hartman is live outside northeast detectives with the full story tonightsharrie, rick, police say the men who did this not only took advantage that of elderly man they knew that there was a lot of cash in that house. now police are asking for the public's help before they strike again. >> he's my father-in-law. it's hard. very hard. >> reporter: john kill bride was brought to tears talking about what happened to his 81-year-old father-in-law saturday. police are looking for the men posing as contractors who stole $90,000 from the man's safe inside his home on normandy drive. kill bride said the men driving a red pickup truck with paving equipment in the back did work on his father-in-law's drive way a few weeks ago. >> apparently my father-in-law recognized them and they had a child with them and they basically used the child as a decoy. >> reporter: police are calling this a distraction robbery. in this case, the men asked to use the bathroom leaving the victim with the child. instead, police say they went straight to the open safe. >> sometimes they will