they summoned help and he was transported to a hospital, george washington university hospital, whichabout five or six blocks away. and i have not heard what his condition is. others may know. how the investigation will begin. they believe they know a name. we don't have that name confirmed, about you they're looking at his car. that's one of the early things they would do. and now they'll try to do what they usually do to reconstruct his movements. they'll look for receipts and try to figure out where he was in the days -- this suggests to me that they believe he was from out of state, or out of the district anyway. they'll try to figure out what he was doing in the days leading up to this, they'll search his house, talk to his relatives. those are all things to come. but these are earlier pictures now, the state of readiness. those people are on top of the white house all the time. when something like this happens, they go to battle stations until they know what the situation is and everything can be calmed down. but that's our best sense of what happened here. >> pete, i've been ca

. >>> and mothers who deliver babies at temple university hospital will have a life saving tool to taketh them with their new bundling of joy. >> now to the latest in the 2016 race for the white house. two of the most powerful republicans in the united states are on opposite sides tonight. >> that's right. house speaker paul ryan and presumptive presidential nominee donald trump declared they are not ready to support one another further deepening the growing rift within the gop. >> relax and be gracious and i'll talk to paul and we'll try to work on this. >> republican national committee chairman says the meeting is scheduled next thursday with trump and republican leaders to "begin unifying the party." >> hillary clinton is continuing her campaigning across california today. the democratic frontrunner was met by protestors outside her event yesterday. and abc news has learned that the fbi will likely ask former secretary of state hillary clinton for an interview in the coming days concerning her private e-mail account that she used while secretary of state. clinton's deputy chief of st

reporting live outside of temple university hospital, annie mccormick channel6 "action news."k to you. >> annie, thank you for that. >>> new this morning dive teams had to paul stolen car from a lake in mount laurel new jersey. the action cam was there as crews arrived at north lake road and birch field drive. the vehicle had been abandoned in the water. the incident remains under investigation. >>> and the fbi and philadelphia police are on the hunt for two center city bank robbers. two republic bank branches held up just three blocks apart by different men. the man in the coat hat and glasses robbed a branch on 16th near walnut. police recovered the money a block away after the dye pack went off. at flynn:15 yesterday morning another man held up the republic bank this time at 16th and market. investigators say he's a suspect in at least one other center city bank robbery that's occurred in recent months. >> a south jersey teacher charged with sexually assaulting a female student on school property. chester ingraham has been removed from his position at anne mullen middle sch

for now reporting live outside of temple university hospital, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you, annie. >>> also new this morning, dive teams pulled a stolen car from a lake in mount laurel, new jersey. the action cam was there as crews arrived at north lake road and birch field drive. they were able to tow the car to the shore line. it's unclear how the car exactly got into the water who stole it. >> ♪ >> taking a look at today's big primary. ted cruz's stop trump movement faces a big test today in that primary in indiana. however win or lose cruz is vowing to stay in the race. >> now donald trump cannot clinch the nomination even with a big primary win today but his pathway to the convention in cleveland would get a lot easier. >> the stakes are a bit lower on the democratic side. hillary clinton holds a commanding lead over bernie sanders. in fact she's already secured 91 percent of the delegates she needs to win the nomination. sanders has been making stops in kentucky while clinton's team has moved on to states that will be crucial in the general e

he was rushed to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say it was around 10:00 p.m. when the 57-year-old victim had just dropped off his church group for a meeting. based on witness accounts he was exiting the van on front street and opened the drivers side door, that's when the driver driving northbound struck the victim and caused the door to bend back in the other direction and dragged the victim 15 feet north on front street. police only have a vague description of the vehicle. >>> the description of the striking vehicle is a small to mid side vehicle dark in color, possibly two door, front end damage and has damage possibly to the passenger front tire. it may have left the scene with a flat. >> reporter: and police say the vehicle was seen heading north on front street. they are hoping that somebody saw something and help them out to solve the crime. they say they are going to go to several businesses in the area that they believe have surveillance footage of what happened. reporting live outside temple university hospital, an

women. >> reporter: she's in stable condition at temple university hospital. neighbors say she was home alone and they're amazed she made it out alive. >> i was terrified. >> reporter: that terror turned to panic when neighbors saw fsters afs firefighters carry a young woman out on a stretcher. he caught the moment on his cell phone. >> it was so unexpected. we didn't expect. it caught everybody off guard. so sad. >> reporter: neighbors say the woman in her 20s with special needs was home alone when the fire broke out. a witness saw the flames move quickly through the back windows of the home on marvine stroeet n hunting park. >> i couldn't get to my kitchen because the flames were coming in the window from the back of the house. >> reporter: fire officials believe the fire started in the back of the house. philadelphia's new fire commissioner adam teal got a firsthand look his second day on the job. >> this is the first tire i've responded to. we actually had a higher than normal number of fires over the past couple of days. >> reporter: the victim lives with

the man is in critical condition at george washington university hospital nearby.he shooting happened just after 3:00. the president was not at the white house. at last report, he remains in camp springs, maryland, at joint base andrews for an afternoon golf outing. >>> now to the investigation into the crash of egyptair flight 804. there is now more evidence found from that flight, but investigators are now necessarily closer to figuring out exactly what happened. the egyptian military says pieces of the plane have been found. crews have also found some personal belongings of people on board. terrorism is believed to be a more probable cause than mechanical failure. no group has taken responsibility for the crash. tom costello has more now on the investigation. >> reporter: good day. the focus right now is on finding the wreckage to egyptair 804 and specifically finding the black boxes amidst the rewrecka. the pinger emits that pinging sound that can be picked up by ships and submarines. if they can pick up that pinging sound, then they can hopefully hone in on th

let's he go over to and live outside temple university hospital. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, it was members. church group that flagged down police officers after he was hit by the vehicle. the 567-year-old victim was taken to temple hospital unconscious. a couple of hours later, doctors pronounced him dead. this is video from chopper 6 hd last night we are told that this happened around 10:00 p.m. at front and diamond streets. that's where police say the 57-year-old victim had just dropped off his church group for a meeting based on on witness account he was exiting the van on front street and opened the drivers side door. >>> that's when the vehicle that was the driving northbound struck the victim and caused the driver door to be bent back in the opposite direction and it did drag the 57-year-old victim about 15 feet north on front street. >> reporter: now, police believe that the person behind the wheel of that vehicle it's impossible that they wouldn't have known they had hit someone. they hope someone can come forwar

they rushed him to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead about two hours later. this was the scene video from chopper 6 hd over the scene at front and diamond. police say it was around 10:00 p.m. when the 57-year-old victim dropped off his church group for a meeting. based on on witness accounts he was exiting the van on front street and opened the drivers side door, when the car struck the victim and bent the door back in the other direction and dragged the victim 15 feet north on front street. here's the vague description the police have of the vehicle. >>> the description of the striking vehicle, small to mid side vehicle, dark in color, possibly two door, front end damage and damage possibly to the passenger front tire. it may have left the scene with a flat. >> reporter: and, again, this all happened around 10:00 p.m. the vehicle fled north on front street. police say there are a number of surveillance cameras in the area from local businesses. if you have any information contact police. reporting live in north philadelphia outside temple university hospital

. >> the suspect was taken by ambulance to george washington university hospital. kristin wright is there with the latest on the situation. >> reporter: we just received confirmation in the past 15 minutes from a hospital spokesperson that he is in fact still in c after being shot, of course, once by a secret service agent. we have some video of that ambulance rushing from the scene there near the white house. we're told from the secret service that a secret service uniform division officer and an agent did provide medical aid there at the scene, but then he was rushed here to george washington university hospital. we arrived a short time after that. we have been standing overy the emergency room since then. it has really appeared to be business as usual, but we have been walking around the building, asking, calling, e-mailing a hospital spokesperson to try to find out what we can. oft oftentimes in these situations medical information is kept very private. that is the law, but they do sometimes provide information when situations are sort of big and very public suc

police say that one person was shot, and rushed to temple university hospital, and no word tonight on the victim's condition. >>> meanwhile police in new jersey are looking for a woman who may have robbed three banks within the span of 24 hours. police in hamilton township released these pictures after a td bank on white horse hamilton square road was robbed last night. and then this morning, a bank was robbed in the 3400 block of quake are bridge road. police in willingboro, say that a with man with a similar description robbed a wells fargo bank on route 130 yesterday morning. in all three cases the woman handed a teller a note demanding money but no weapon was ever displayed. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast, most of us got some rain today, this evening as well, and thunderstorms were reported in some spots. the tonight though it is clearing out, temperatures are dropping, and windy conditions are on the way. meteorologist melissa a magee is at the big board with the first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> we have some changes on the way as we go throughout

and that's where "action news" reporter dann cuellar is now live at temple university hospital. dann? >> reporter: the gunman is now in custody and the police may have a clearer picture what this was all about, money. the tow truck driver remains in critical. medical person many was astonished that he was able to drive himself to the hospital after being shot in the chest. the shattered window illustrated the end result of what police now say was an argument over money. >> turns out these two shooting victims, the 30-year-old, who's in critical, was operatingal tow truck. and the 28-year-old was a passenger in the tow truck when shots were fired. >> reporter: the incident happened here. witnesses reporting shots fire uded. police say they were arguing over money when suddenly the gunman pulls a gun and stat starts firing at the tow truck. the rest of the story is remarkable, say police. >> the 30-year-old driver although shot in the chest and eventually being placed this critical condition, he was still able to drive himself and his passenger to temple hospital. >> reporter: the

for now reporting live outside temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> meanwhile, police opportunity know if two shooting in the frankford section of philadelphia are related. both victims were dropped off at different hospitals, by private cars, and one told police he was shot on the 4900 block of charles street, about 10:00. police found seven shell casings, and a gun in the alley near there. it is not clear where the second man was shot. both victims are in stable condition right now. >> well, happening today, the suspect accused of shooting a philadelphia police officer has a preliminary hearing. police say 20 year old sam ear and his accomplice scott griffin went on crime screen last month in west philadelphia. according to investigators, officer james mccullough interrupted a carjacking, and was shot in the leg by griffin faces list of charges including attempted murder. jury selection continues today in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah, denies allegations

thomas jefferson university hospital announced the creation of a program that it hopes will help patients, and doctors. >> we're the first health university in the united states to launch a comprehensive academic resource for medical can a bus, it has been done in canada and other countries as well but it has been staying away from the u.s. we are stepping into that area for the first time. >> reporter: doctor charles pollack is director of the institute of emerging health professions. he said the creation for education and cannabis research toys fill a gap in information available to both patients, and doctors, on medical marijuana. >> the scientific and clinical side, this is a concern that there is all this excitement and interest and all this hope and yet in many areas there is a real lack of what we would can be for typically sound scientific data. >> reporter: governor tom wolf signed pennsylvania's medical marijuana law back in april legalizing its use for 17 different medical ailments. both new jersey and delaware already have laws in place with other states, likely to follow, doc

for now reporting live outside of temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thank you, jan. >> philadelphia police are trying to figure fought two shootings in frankford are connected. a 20 year old was taken to area frankford by private car, and told police he was shot on the 4900 block of charles street about 10:00 last night. police found a gun and seven spent shell casings there. another man is at temple. it is unclear if he was shot at the same scene, but both victims are in stable condition. >>> philadelphia police say weather was a factor in a deadly crash in east falls this weekend. most of the victims were not wearing seatbelt. it happened on sunday afternoon on henry avenue. a 20 year old man and a six year old boy were killed. a babe hoy was in the carseat was critically injured. however, three adults, four children, were not restrained. >> there is no way to know but certainly if everyone was restrained, there clearly would be less severe injuries for sure, and maybe not anybody

a woman in her 20s was rushed to temple university hospital with smoke inhalation. that's where we go live to "action news" reporter christie ileto. christie, what's the information >> reporter: the fire was so intense it could have ended far worse. the cell phone video shows fire crews trying to resuscitate this woman after being pulled from a burning home. >> i was scared. that's all. it was just like real crazy and it was so fast. >> reporter: fast-moving flames ripped through the row home's second floor. chaotic moments cab captured by an uber driver when she passed by the inferno. >> it was just -- i can't even explain it. just sheer -- just flames. that's all could you see. it was just the entire back of the house was just lit. >> reporter: the firemen came within 20 minutes. the newly sworn in fire commissioner adam teal said the victim in her 20s was taken to the hospital with severe smoke inhalation. >> the occupant is breathing on her own and is expected to survive. >> reporter: second day on the job, he calls this fire a save that wouldn't have happened w

bill, thank you, sir. >>> just in time for mother's day temple university hospital is doing its part elp new moms. temple held a special kick off today for their baby box program. you see these boxes actually serve as cribs for infants. staff at the hospital is hoping to address behaviors that can sometimes lead to infant deaths like adults and babies sharing the same bed. all mother who's deliver at dem pell will get one of these boxes for free. >>> in you decide tonight hillary clinton can't seem to shake bernie sanders. but it's not the democratic frontrunner's only problem as she tries to break free to focus on the general election. donald trump finds himself in the middle of a rift in republican party. fox's joel waldman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton still leads bernie sanders by hundreds of delegates but the vermont senator ahead of her in self upcoming primary states is refusing to back down. while sanders won't go away, neither will the private e-mail controversy swirling around clinton's campaign. fox news has learned the fbi interviewed her top

from the charging documents that prosecutors maintain that when loving was taken to howard university hospital because of his behavior, because he had resisted arrest and was acting belligerently and angry, they took him to howard university hospital. they say they overheard loving tell medical staff there he had smoked p.c.p. and taken another drug named k2. the drugs are often linked to aberrant and violent behavior. loving is still in the courtroom. i will race down there after this and be back at 5:00 to bring you the latest. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: there is a new snapshot on crime in schoo shows a decline. according to the fed, 3% of students 12 to 18 years of age say they have been victims of a crime at school in 2014. 1.3 million students were suspended for a day or more for alcohol violations. this is the shocker. between 2001-2013 the number of sex crimes on campus more than doubled. what is still unclear is if that reflects increase in sexual violence or reporting of this kind of crime. michelle? michelle: closing arguments are happening right now in the

reporting live outside temple university hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jim, brooke, back into you. >> thanks so much, jan. >>> police now sorting out the details of two shootings in frankford as well. they're trying see if violence, if the violence is connected. twenty year old was returned to area frankford and told police he was shot about 10:00 last night 4900 block of charles street. police found shells and a gun, near that scene. another man was rushed to different hospital, with three gunshot wounds, and it is not clear if he was shot at the same place. >> the suspect in the shooting after philadelphia police officer has a preliminary hearing today. police say 20 year old sam ear coyet and his accomplice went on crime spree. according to investigators officer james mccullough interrupted carjacking and was shot in the leg by griffin. coyett faces list of charges including attempted murder. meanwhile, jury selection in the federal corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah resumes this morning, the pennsylvan

annie mccormick is live at temple university hospital where they're being treated. reporter: matt, that's right, both victims, both shooting victims were taken here to temple university hospital. they were listed in stable condition. one of the victims is just a teenager. well, take a look at this video that was taken overnight. police say that this all unfolded around 1:00 a.m. near broad and somerset in north philadelphia. two people were shot, a 16-year-old male was hit four times in his legs and elbow and his 20-year-old female cousin was hit on her back. police say both ran several blocks to a ran to my house in o the 1100 block of glenwood. victims so far have only told police a plan approached them and started firing. >> after being shot we found both victims sitting on the front steps of a property in the 1100 block of glenwood. so we don't have a motive for the shooting at this time. we couldn't find any scene. there was no ballistic evidence, no shell casings, no projectiles no, blood. so, there's no crime scene. >> reporter: and police say they still have

newborns will sleep more soundly and safer thanks to a program that is available at temple university hospitalit provides new mothers with supplies and a danger free place for their babies to sleep when they go home. "action news" reporter and registered nurse gore bore with- ali gorman. >> reporter: victoria is the first mother to receive a baby box. it's designed to give baby like two day old rain a safe sleeping environment and with nothing inside. >>> no toys, no clothing, no pacifiers. no bottles. temple director of nursing said the rate of sudden infant death syndrome or sids in philadelphia is double the national average. >>> the biggest cause is co-sleeping. they don't have a safe sleeping environment. that's the number one cause of suv on -- sids. they will give 3,000 baby boxes or extra supplies to mothers. the hope is it will keep babies safe. for new moms, diane, said having the box saves her money and she likes that it's portable. >>> you place it in the box whatever room you're in and keep an eye on him. >>> victoria who is a mom to three admits it can be tough when you're tired

he was taken into custody and taken to hahnemann university hospital. he will be taken to homicide detective's to be processed. police believe it was a domestic dispute turned deadly. let's go to a video in port richmond this is after the police caught up with the suspect. he was in a kia with florida plates. an officer spotted him. they caught up with him at thompson and cumberland at 4:45 a.m. officers were called to the 3200 block of roarer street around 2:20 a.m. a 911 call came in from a 24-year-old man who told the dispatcher he choked his girlfriend. he indicated he was suicidal. when officers got here, doors were open they found the woman in the bedroom she had died. the man took off in a car. by the time he was gone he called 911 several times and police conduct up with him in port richmond. the four children were inside the home at the time, they were not injured, police woke them up when they got here. >>> unfortunately there were four children in the house, 12, 8, 10 and 5. we have them down at homicide division and we'll place them with oth

philly phanatic ahead of their very first moth mother' days mascot spread cheer at jefferson university hospit hospital. newborns were gifted with personalized phillies birth certificate. sneakers, bibs and all kinds of other team swag. >> happy potter months and to you, too. >> thank you. back to your fox 29 weather authority. dave, we need some good news because it has been nasty. what's it been a week now of rain. >> no sunshine. >> 10 days. one more day and then mother' days looks pretty good. so just be patient. wait it out we're used to it by now and steady rain is pretty much cleared out but there's still some heavier showers especially this one right in new castle conte just south of 95. spinning around this storm which is not moving out any time soon. at least for another day at least. this rain will continue. really blew up here over new castle county south of red lion trying to work north but moving west tame. this will be moving no maryland. just south of wilmington there. the radar picking up that rain just south and rest of the city. it will continue to move from south to west an

. >> he remains in critical condition at the university hospital. >>> d.c.'s inaugural bike ride means major closures around the national mall. it's a 17-mile ride. you can find out more on our nbc washington app. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >>> we will be dealing with showers at times tomorrow. have the umbrella handy, the rain gear handy. we are talking light rain and we will have dry periods as well. overall, not a great weekend. this is the straight weekend with rain in the forecast. we start to transition out of this weather pattern on tuesday. wednesday, i can't believe this is the first time we hit 80 degrees this may. it's been t the last time we were at 80 degrees was april 26th. tomorrow, more showers in the forecast. it's cool. temps tomorrow, 15-20 degrees below normal. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. scattered showers showing up. patchy drizzle and fog out there as well. so light the radar can't pick up the drizzle. we continue to track drizzle and showers tomorrow. 5:00 a.m., tracking areas of rain and fog to deal with. 8:00 a

kristin wright is live outside of medstar georgetown university hospital center. kristin, what exactly are first responders going to do today? >> reporter: well, patients, so to speak, from a train derailment will be brought here to the hospital for treatment and decontamination. so of course we have seen it before, it was just a few weeks ago that a freight train jumped the tracks in northeast near station. nobody was hurt but that is a residential neighborhood and easily could have been so much worse. district officials say today's full scale emergency preparedness drill was actually planned before the northeast derailment. so here's the scenario. the train collides with a vehicle. the train derails and spills hazardous chemicals. the exercise will test and evaluate the response by first responders across the various district agencies. coming up this morning at 6:00, the drill is going to play out in a few different locations across the district this morning. we'll tell you exactly where and how it could impact you. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> 5:49 no

annie mccormick is live at temple university hospital where the victim was taken and pronounced dead. good morning, annie. >> reporter: we just learned the information that he was pronounced at temple hospital. he was helping out his church group when someone hit him and took off. some church members flagged down 26th district police officers and medic it is arrived and took him here, it was around 12:30 doctors pronounced him dead. this is video from chopper 6 hd over the scene at front and diamond streets where police say it was around 10:00 p.m., the 57-year-old victim dropped off his church group for a meeting around there. based on witness accounts he was and iting the van on -- exiting the van on front street and opened the door. >>> the vehicle driving northbound struck the victim. the driver door was bent back in the opposite direction. it dragged the 57-year-old victim 15 feet north on front street. >> reporter: and there's only a vague description that took off a small to mid sized car dark in color and front end damage. it left the scene with a flat tire. that's all the des

reporting live from temple university hospital, rahel solomon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> jerry sandusky appeared in the central pennsylvania courtroom to appeal his child sex a boost convictions. his lawyers want permission to question witnesses including sandusky's former lawyers, about the investigation, and his trial. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more on today's legal developments from center county. >> clad in his orange jump suit, former penn state assistant coach and convicted pedophile jerry sandusky arrived at center county courthouse in bellefonte with this defiant statement. >> unaudible. >> inside courthouse his attorneys, did the talking in, front of the judge john cleland arguing that the seven two-year old was not offered a fair trial in 2012. defense team has filed 33 issues with the original case including whether sealed grand jury testimony was leak. >> really didn't have time to be honest with you to develop a trial strategy, the witnesses were not interviewed. there was a a lack of preparation overall. >> reporter: sandusky's attorney are asking

he later died at temple university hospital.police have not released a description of the shooter. n camden county, police are after these two. saying they're getting aggressive when homeowner turn down their requests to buy magazines. police say the pair have been going door to door in voorhees neighborhood. when police -- when people say they're not interested in the magazines, police think they actually are vandalizing vehicles in retaliation. five vehicles are damaged on tenby chase and william feather drive. >> surveillance cameras catch dramatic crash when this car slams right into a gas pump in florida and the story only gets worse from there. >> deputes in sarasota say the man left his young children at the scene and took off running all started saturday night. deputies say they tried to stop guy for minor traffic violation. in the back seat, his one and five-year-old children. deputes say another family member was in the front seat and, when the car crash, the video shows the driver jump out hand one child to the passen

we are still waiting to hear back from george washington university hospital officials. when they get in touch with us, we will let you know. jay korff, abc 7 news. wow. leon: what do you tip the cabbie in that case? alison: he might have been long gone. steve: makes the time fly. alison: we have more rain tomorrow? not be amorrow will total washout, but the timing of the rush-hour commute and midday. weekly wrap by the end of the week. leon: thanks. we will thank you thursday. steve: tree and grass pollen are in the high category. reagan national airport at 59 degrees, the wind has settled down. a lot of moisture to the west. this will move our way overnight into the day tomorrow, and a wet rush-hour commute tomorrow morning through the midday. the showers diminish a little bit for the evening rush. no problems right now. if you have late night plans, just mostly cloudy skies, middle 40's, lower 50's, the wind out of the southwest at five. this is what it looks like as we move through the day tomorrow, a wet morning rush-hour commute, so grab the umbrella and grab somet

have an update after a brief chase with police, the suspect is in custody taken to had had n university hospital to be checked out. the crime scene unit is here, as well. this happened around 2:00 a.m., police say a 24-year-old man called 911 early this morning and told the dispatcher he got into a fight with his live-in girlfriend. the fight turned physical and he said he choked her. he said he was suicidal and the search continued from there. four children were inside the home, they were not injured. he did call 911 at least a couple of times from what we understand. in the last 15 minutes police caught up with him. >>> we were tracking the video, we got an exact location on him. one of our units spotted him, we had a car pursuit successful ending where the male was apprehended and no injuries and no auto accidents. >> reporter: there were no injuries to the officers involved in this. this investigation is underway. the crime scene unit homicide detectives remain on the scene. the suspect is in custody. he was taken to hahnemann. >>> a four story home in atlantic city went up in flames along t

. >> reporter: and sara, both victims were taken to temple university hospital in stable condition we are told with non-life-threatening injuries. police are saying that they believe that both of them were allegedly selling drugs at the time of the shooting. >> 1:00 a.m. district police responded to 911 calls reports of two people shot on the highway on the 1100 block of glenwood. they found two victims. >> a 16-year-old boy and his 20-year-old female cousin. he was hit in the elbow and his cousin hit in the back. they were found blocks away from where they told detectives where the shooting occurred. >> why they ran two blocks away as opposed to running home is a concern to us. we don't know how truthful they are being with their story. >> they only have a vague description of the shooter according to the victims just walked up and opened fire, investigators don't have a crime scene. we couldn't find any scene, no ballistic evidence, no proje projectiles or blood. >> they said the offender was 6 feet tall skinny with an olive green hoody. if you have any information you are urged to

. >> the revitalization at kennedy university hospital in cherry hill is one step closer to being completeds put the final beam in place at the new atrium lobby during a topping off ceremony today. this is seen as a major milestone in the first phase of that revitalization project. the $200 million construction project is set to be wrapped up sometime in 2017. >> and still ahead on "action news" here at 4 o'clock, tragedy strikes a cumberland county high school. we have the very latest and the investigation into the crash that killed two students who had just attended their prom. >> plus, find out which used cars are the most reliable and get tips on the best way to negotiate for the best price ahead in what's the deal. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again. 4:30 and "action news" continues with new video of a man wanted for taking illegal pictures of unsuspecting women. >> the force is with this new jersey couple can. see how they transformed the camden county wedding venue in a galaxy far

she is counting on an opinion from boston university hospital which could come on thursday. >> best case scenario is they can take her and do a transplant and figure out something with the antibodies. >> i know she is a fighter and she is still fighting. >> the femme is running out of time. although ucsf was not able to comment in time for this story, pricilla says she and the hospital agree to take her off life support on friday. >> it was either spend mother's day with her how she is here or spend mother's day knowing my beb -- my baby is not suffering. >> the hope is they come through with a life saving option. >> abc7 news. >> you will soon need to be 21 to light up a cigarette in california. governor jerry brown signed legislation this afternoon raising the smoking age from 18 to 21. he approved a bill regulating the manufacture and sale of e-cigs and a bill that closes loopholes and existing smoke-free workplace laws taking effect june 9th. brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed counties toen account a cigarette ks tay. >>> to the race for the white house now and donald trump

and live outside of cooper university hospital with much more. jeff?lter, i spoke with a 17-year-old who tried to save that man. he is here at cooper for observation. he spoke exclusively with "action news" about the moment he jumped into the water to save the man, unaware that the waters were electrified. >> and couldn't stop shaking. >> what was going through your mind? >> i thought i wasn't going to get out. >> from his hospital bed, the 17-year-old describes the moments when he tried to rescue the man from the aztec pool. and he was returning to the pool with family friends when he witnessed the man scream and slump over in the water. >> i was calling him, he wasn't responding. his son started getting upset and i started screaming for help. >> unaware that he was shocked by electricity, martinez jumped in to pull him out. >> chris went to touch him and he went into convulsions and his body was shaking. and i told christopher to get out of the pool. and he got an electric current up his leg through the filter. >> a maintenance worker turned off the

. >>> progress today at kennedy university hospital right there. nbc 10 at the topping off ceremony in cherry hill where the final beam of a new atrium lobby was put in place. the $200 million construction project expected to begin next year. when it's said and done, this is what the hospital looks like. they call it a medical mall with a 100,000 square foot pavilion and a sleep and balance center. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, swimming with the dolphins, upclose encounter caught on video. >>> plus, months of gridlock on route 70 is finally clear tonight. an even bigger road project soon causes more backups. glen? >>> tracking rain for tuesday. what's in store for the rest of the week? my neighborhood forecast is next. >>> the road construction blues for drivers will only get worse on route 70. you get a short break, though. the construction on kings highway and cherry hill, that's finally finished, but next month, another major repaving project on route 70, stretching eight mile. >> a landmark in south jersey is about to reopen with new owners,

she is counting on an opinion from boston university hospital which could come on thursday. >> best casenario is they can take her and do a transplant and figure out something with the antibodies. >> i know she is a fighter and she is still fighting. >> the femme is running out of time. although ucsf was not able to comment in time for this story, pricilla says she and the hospital agree to take her off life support on friday. >> it was either spend mother's day with her how she is here or spend mother's day knowing my beb -- my baby is not suffering. >> the hope is they come through with a life saving option. >> abc7 news. >> you will soon need to be 21 to light up a cigarette in california. governor jerry brown signed legislation this afternoon raising the smoking age from 18 to 21. he approved a bill regulating the manufacture and sale of e-cigs and a bill that closes loopholes and existing smoke-free workplace laws taking effect june 9th. brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed counties toen account a cigarette ks tay. >>> to the race for the white house now and donald trump is t

medics shed him to george washington university hospital where he died. >>> if you are in town there are many ways to observe memorial day. tomorrow is a day of remembrance begins with a laying of a wreath at the national memorial. there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the tom of the unknown soldier at 10:30 a.m. that is followed by a ceremony at the vietnam veterans memorial at 1:00 and national memorial day parade kicks off at 2:00 p.m. you can download our app for the full list of memorial day events going on tomorrow. >>> now, a teen spheusing -- a teen is missing tonight and the police want your help. he has been missing since wednesday. he was last seen in georgetown wearing a black hoody and sweat pants and tennis shoes, described at 5 '6, weighs t 160 pounds. anyone with information should contact dc police. >>> okay, now, how did a child end up in this position in the gorilla enclosure? reaction from zoo visitors as the gorillaa is killed. this is a story you don't want to mis. >> but -- gorilla is ♪ what if there was a paint that made you look at paint differently and w

police called to north 13th street, a block away from temple university hospital around 11:30 last night. there they found an 18-year-old man dead after being shot in the head. another man was shot twice. a third victim had a graze wound. right now there are no arrests. >>> also overnight a fireworks accident sent a man to the hospital with a hand injury. just after 1:00 this morning police responded to a report of an explosion on mutter street here in north philly. officers tell us the man lost four fingers in the accident. >>> we have new information on a story we first told you about as breaking news last night at 11:00. police investigating a deadly crash in chester county as a possible dui. skyforce10 was over the scene in coats coatsvil coatesvil coatesville. reports on social media say a driver was going the wrong way on the bypass and caused the crash. police shut down the westbound lanes of route 30 for several hours. it's now back open. >>> he was pretty low. then we got reports a blimp. >>> a blimp crash-landing in philadelphia. not something you see every day. two people on b

the workshop is hosted by jefferson university hospital and operation smile.porter and registered nurse ali gorman stopped by this morning. >> reporter: a team of doctors nurses and technicians at jefferson university hospital are performing two complicated surgeries correcting a facial deformity and moving a graft from a patient's leg to replace infected tissue in the jaw. at the same time doctors visiting from different countries are watching the surgeries on a live video feed at the hospital. they're all volunteers with operation smile. it's an international charity that provides free surgeries to kids in developing countries. dr. daniel taub says the goal is to share knowledge and experience. >> understand, the answer they can at this time part of it, the nurse component to it. we're trying to have some interactive discussions with them from the operating room when there's little breaks so they can ask questions. >> reporter: the visiting doctors come from more than a dozen countries including egypt malawi columbia honduras. they're learning from each othe

he's in hackensack university hospital now. >> clean up underway at chicago o'hare airport after taxi cab smashed through the glass door. travelers were sent scrambling as glass went flying, but police say no one was hurt. the driver did get a ticket for failing to reduce speed before the crash, the car jumped the curb at terminal three which houses american airlines, luckily no flights affected. >> back to work tomorrow for tens of thousands of striking verizon workers returning to their jobs after reaching tentative deal to ends six week long strike, almost 40,000 workers will get a raise, and verizon will also hire more people to work at call centers. union members will vote on the deal after they go back to work. >> things got little wild in wildwood over the holiday weekend. >> officials say they had their hands full, dealing with some visitors behaving badly. wildwood's mayor condemned beach-goers who left beer cans, plastic cups, debris along 15-mile street of the beach. "eyewitness news" viewer shot this cell phone video of all the mess. >> i'm offering a you free beach. all i

and other person in the car taken to cooper university hospital in camden. we're not sure yet on that person's condition. we do know that there were 35 passengers on this train, at the time. officials say two of them were injured. a witness riding in the first carve that train told us that the driver of that mercedes benz tried to beat the train, before it passed. >> it t bone him right on the side. he is very lucky to be alive it, lift the train up, jarred everyone in the first car, and the second car, and, he is lucky to be alive. they had to cut the top of his car off with the jaws of life, and pull him out. >> we're told all four of the people injured are expected to recover. as you can see, they're now towing that car from the tracks. and investigators have been speak to go witnesses here on the scene as new jersey transit handled this investigation. now, as you can see, the train remains on the tracks. so service between cinnaminson and palmyra are still suspended. for now live in riverton, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, and

. >>> job cuts are coming to howard university hospital according to the washington business journal.he hospital plans to lay off 110 employees or about 10% of its workforce. officials say the cuts are part of the effort to fix the hospital's finances. >>> new legislation will allow female world war ii pilots for be buried at arlington national cemetery. the house unanimously approved the measure back in march, but made final changes this week. arlington national cemetery is managed by the army and the law needed to be changed to let the female pilots be buried there. acting army secretary says he wants to see the women buried at the cemetery, but that it is filling up fast. >> 10 million vet p raerans eli to than 100,000 spac. >> there are about 100 still alive. the bill now heads to the white house where president obama is expected to sign it into law. >>> today we'll learn what steps the government is taking to keep you and your family safe on summer vacation. this afternoon secretary homeland security jeh johnson will hold a news conference at reagan national airport. he along wit

medics rushed him to george washington university hospital, where he later died. >>> one of the first memorial day events to get under way this morning, honored members of the greatest generation at the world war ii memorial. i was honored to be the emcee for the annual wreath-laying ceremony. a number of survivors from year. and making this ceremony even more important with each passing year. school children will flown in from france to tell the story of american gi's saving their nation. a sign of appreciation that really touched these national heroes. >> when you come to an event like this, and you see this memorial, do you feel like your service is appreciated? >> absolutely. absolutely. i happen to be an extremely loyal american. i love this country with a passion. and i love the military. >> and do you believe mr. eli, who you saw right there, is 95? he was part of the affirmative action and lives in bethesda -- in fan infantry and lives in bethesda and talks to community groups about the lessons of war. you can download our wusa 9 app for more of the events going on around the

both are in stable condition at temple university hospital. we don't know yet what led to that shooting. >>> the search is on in new jersey for two men who committed an armed robbery and police say the one who demanded money spoke with a british accent. take a good look at this sketch. police say this guy pulled a handgun on a man yesterday on ash road and in bass river township burlington county speaking in a british accent he demands the victim's wallet. he drove away with another guy possibly in a hyundai santa fe the vehicle had white license plate possibly temporary new jersey tag. if you've got any information, please call police. >>> developing to night in the fight against isis. the terrorist group has killed a navy seal in iraq. the pentagon has not yet released the seal's identity but direct fire it says killed him while he was helping forces outside mosul. this marks the third american service man to die in combat in iraq since the us led coalition launched its campaign against isis in 2014. >>> u.s. homeland security secretary jay

authorities tell "eyewitness news" paramedics rushed female victim to cooper university hospital.o word on her condition tonight or the cause of that fire. >>> police are searching for a suspect who attacked a woman in a camden county park. chopper three over berlin park in berlin borough around 9am police say a woman in her 20s was attacked from behind while jogging. she fought off her attacker but dropped her phone in the scuffle. another person called 911 and she was taken to the hospital but the victim was not injured. >>> the same sex couple attacked in center city nearly two years ago is now suing the thee suspects criminally charged in the assault. ass andrew and zachary filed a civil lawsuit. houck suffered a fractured jaw and hess see cuts and bruises. philip williams, kevin harrigan and kathryn knott caused them to suffer pain and mental anguish. she's serving a 10 month jail sentence. williams and who are harrigan were sentenced to probation. >> former 60 minutes correspondent morley safer died at the age of 84. he retired just last week after spending more than a half

the teenaged victim was taken to cooper university hospital for treatment there. >>> anxiety is spreading across a neighborhood in palmer township northampton county, pennsylvania spreading because of a sinkhole that has already led to the condemnation of two homes. lehigh valley correspondent walter perez is live on brentwood avenue in palmer township. walter, why are local residents there upset with township officials? >> reporter: well, jim, that's because at the center of this whole thing is a water main that ruptured this past winter. a lawsuit has been filed. either way as you mentioned two homes have been damaged and two others have been condemned. >> it's nerve wracking. it's -- it's just -- i can't take much more of it i can tell you that. >> reporter: debbie warner of palmer township is talking about the prospect of losing her home. this past january the day after that massive snowstorm a huge sinkhole opened up here on brentwood avenue after a water main break. this photo shows a front end loader brought in to help repair the damage was devoured by the giant hole. four months h