live at albright tonight is "action news" reporter walter perez. walter, what do police say sparked this stabbing? >> reporter: well, jim, police are still sorting out the details in this case but we're told it amounts to a pair of college athletes challenging each each other's manhood and things got heated. tonight one is in the hospital, the other stands accused of attempted murder. five months ago marcus stewart graduated from freedom high school in bethlehem wrapping up a standout football career with the patriots. the 18-year-old was just starting what was shaping up to be a promising football career at albright college in reading but tonight he's behind bars, accused of trying to murder one of his teammates. we spoke with albright students who simply cannot believe what happened this weekend. >> i didn't expect this kind of thing happening here. >> scary. so many incidents have been happening on college campuses lately. there's better ways to work things out than to stab. address thousand communicate better maybe. >> reporter: police say it st

walter perez explains. >> reporter: the student body is fully aware of what is going on. >> we heard about it on the campus newspaper, i don't know anyone personally but it's concerning. >> 19 students at the ivy league school are treated for hand, foot and mouth disease since last month. school officials are concerned because there was only diagnosed case last year and it's a disease most commonly found in young children, it includes fever, sore throat and reduced appetite. small painful red spot as peer followed by a red cash on the palms of hands and souls of feet. while hand foot and mouth disease does not sound pleasant, they believe that the university will handle it properly in light of how they approach outbreaks in the past. >> there is no specific treatment for this and the outbreak is less than the meningitis they had years ago. >> the school is doing a good job in informing us and knowing it's not a big problem and they know what they are doing and it's not a big problem. it's treated with overthe counter pain and fever medication, reporting in princeton university, walte

walter perez is live now in bryn mawr. >> after inspectors found roaches and a sewage leak inside of yang ming in bryn mawr they shut the whole thing down but the popular eatery is clean and ready to go, but the question is will the customers return. two months and $500,000 later, yang ming restaurant in bryn mawr is set to reopen tomorrow, restaurant officials took us on a tour showing us the extensive renovations including new floors and electrical work and new sewage system and no roaches. they say they invested in a really good extermination company. >> they came out once a week and once a month, will continue once a week. until we are 150% sure there is not a problem. >> the problem is a roach infestation and sewage leak that caused the health department to shut down the restaurant this past august, yang ming was a popular eatery for two decades and was ranked among the best chinese restaurants in the country and they will begin to rebuild their tarnished reputation. >> any kufrt mer can come in and see the kitchen any time and they are welcome to do that and we make sure everyt

have a great night and see you i'm walter perez. have a great night and see you back here next week ♪ monday night show down with first place on the line. giants arrive today for what should be a classic nfc east show down. >> i'm always juiced up and ready to go and excited to pla play. >> they will be loud and fired up and rocking and so we got to do our job. >> it's good lining up and be part the of the team. >> you always want to beat up people in the backyard. back. doesn' >> marshawn lynch back to russel wilson and throws to the top and he's running for a touchdown. >> sixers season is ten days a way. pretty brown stopped by to talk about jaleel oak for and the promising outlook. >> okafor always there's impressed. ♪ . >> welcome to the show alongside jamie apody and ducis rogers. we have a big one tomorrow night. eagles and giants. >> first place on the line. >> first place. >> how did that happen snen. >> this division is wide on. let's look at video. with one arrived and lead the game in the nfc east. no one runs away. a wi

"action news" reporter, walter perez is getting a look inside right now and will bring us a live report at 12:30, the mild conditions have returned in your accuweather forecast, sky 6 hd showing us the view at the jersey shore, a sunny day and warmer temperatures in atlantic city and elsewhere. for more on that david murphy joins us live outside. >> no coat on the terrace this noon, as we have plenty of sunshine overhead and milder than yesterday. you can see how at times we have clouds trying to dive down from the north and well up. right now there is a bit of that west of philadelphia, overall we don't think it will be worse than partly sunny today. that is what i have on the terrace, we popped into the 60s after spending all day yesterday in the mid-50s. 58 in reading and allentown, in the northern areas you'll pop up in the 60s were not too much longer. it's a nice change we are seeing over the last 4 hours, we have 14 degrees milder than we were this time yesterday in philadelphia. everybody enjoying a milder change because of the turns in the winds in the southwest. we talked abou

for melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist, the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez,k here entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez, see you back here at 11:00 >>> welcome to "world news tonight". fall freeze. early snow and bone-chilling temperatures. the freeze dipping down into the south. is the cold here for good? >>> race for the white house. donald trump claiming he could have prevented the 9/11 terror attacks. and vice president joe biden telling supporters he has a plan to win. >>> danger zone. a high school student collapsing during a game. he's the sixth football player to lose his life this season. are these kids playing too hard? >>> stopping the attack. the army veteran who saved 16 children in this library from a man who barged in armed with knives. >>> and, cliff diver. a mountain biker takes a nosedive off a cliff. the helmet cam showing the terrifying moments. what's more amazing, how he got off the mountain.

walter perez will co-host with diego castellanos. the parade at noon on 6abc and then the pulaski day parade steps off from 20th and the parkway it will march down the parkway to 16th street logan square to 22nd street. you can see the parade at 1:30. all be co-hosting. the parkway will be alive with pride, puerto puerto rican and h today. we're so proud to be partly of these events. >> back-to-back, we love it. >>> the pope blessed a baby and they have a special friend to thank you for the divine connection. >> the carolinas inundated with record flooding. now a live look sky6 live hd looking from our temple university camera looking at center city. david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up, it's a little warmer than yesterday, we're drying out a little bit, but still some concerns down the shore. we'll talk about it next. does for the general assembly, will pauls and chris brown claim they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey ca

>>> i'm sarah bloomquist along with walter perez, coming up next on "action news" federal authorities warn of the threat to local colleges and universities. >>> and the the date and time are specific, we're live with the very latest details. >>> this weekend's rainy, windy weather has washed away huge chunks of beaches in several jersey shore towns and we will show you extent of the erosion. >>> the eagles suffer a painful loss to the redskins, jamie apody live from washington with post game reaction. "action news" is next. >>> sunday night, hundreds across the well deserved finish line after a three day walk for a great cause. >>> also, beaches along the jersey shore are feeling effects of the recent raw, windy conditions. million-dollar clean up that will now get underway. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a threat to college campuses in the philadelphia region. >> atf and fbi issued the warning. we're told the threat is the not specific accept for timing. local schools are taking proper precautions. "action news" reporter david henry is live at drexel university with much m

reporting from warrington, walter perez channel6 "action news." giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >> we're gaining on it. eagles-giants at the linc tonight. >> hard to believe win this game, boom you're in first place. hard to believe at three and three. that would be the case. the way the eagles has started games has been a giant problem. yet to score a touchdown in the first quarter this year. hopefully the eagles make a better first impression tonight against the giants with first place on the line. let's go live to ducis rodgers and jaime apody at the linc. guys, the house will be rocking tonight. >> reporter: that's right, jeff, we expect this place to be packed and to be loud for the second straight week the eagles have facing what we're calling a must win game and the big questions for the eagles, which sam bradford will show up tonight. >> reporter: yeah, this guy needs a complete game. he's been inconsistent. that's been the tale of sam bradford's tenure despite putti

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walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> pennsylvania's embattled attorney general told her staff she would not be deterred by the loss of her law license, she said some 98% of her job will not be affected. she says she will remain in charge but her top deputy will handle matters that need a licensed lawyer, she is accused of leaking secret grand jury material and cover it up. >>> in new mexico, police say they have the description of a suspect and they are asking for the public's help finding him. here is more. >> reporter: they are seeking justice for lily garcia, her family is pleading with the public and police to find her killer. they describe limb as a white male possibly hispanic with a thin goatee with a thin build, probably driving a toyota or four door sedan with tinted windows. >> the daughter is not conscious -- >> 4-year-old lily was sitting in the back of her parent's pickup truck along with her 7-year-old brother yesterday when her car and the other vehicle engaged in a road rage incident albuquerque with the suspect shooting and killing her. >> they start

"action news" reporter walter perez live tonight in spring garden with the rest of the story, walter. >> monica, no shots were fired through this whole thing. but the report of possible gunman on the campus of ccp resulted in an army of police going building to building and tonight the person allegedly responsible is being questioned by investigators. >> what ended with community college of philadelphia on lockdown and intense 45 minute manhunt started at argument between two young men on the school's campus. >> one individual pulled a gun on the other. the complaintant said he saw the gun. that occurred outside of the build in the courtyard. >> the suspect described as 1 17-year-old male was arrested inside a classroom at the school center of business and industry at 18 and calohill streets. investigators tell us the suspect was not carrying a weapon at the time of his arrest and assuming he was in possession of a gun the search for the firearm continues tonight. and as all this unfolded the entire school was put on lockdown. >> originally the first thing was lockdown in our area and

walter perez live at cb south today. oke with the newly crowned royalty and their families today. >> reporter: you know, brian, i got to tell you it's one of those high school memories you take with you for the rest of your life but this special moment wasn't just for the homecoming king and queen it was a truly shining moment for the entire cb south community. >> you don't spend too much time with lilly and mick maggie before you realize they're kind of a big deal at central bucks south high school. >> where is lilly. >> she's right here. >> reporter: no one was terribly surprised when they were selected homecoming can't and queen this past friday, no one that is except for mick. [cheers and applause] >> it was pure joy and it was pure nick. it was exactly how he always is. >> reporter: as you can see the 18-year-old senior quickly ran to his classmates after the announcement and led them in his favorite cheer. i believe that we will. >> i believe that we will win, i believe that we will win. >> it was so exciting. it wa

walter perez continues our team coverage this evening and has reaction from students, walter. >>> sharee, we spoke with very relieved students of the community college of philadelphia who say they were inside the building where the arrest was made and in fact, several told us they did not know the suspect was in there until the arrest was made. >> reporter: destiny tucker sophomore of ccp took this cellphone video. she and her classmates saw the suspect and another man before law enforcement swarmed building. >> we saw two guys enter the classroom and one guy get arrested while standing outside the classroom. everyone was asking the guys questions. they didn't answer us. they cleared the hallway and then took them down the steps. >> in fact we spoke with several people that witnessed the arrest or were inside the school center of business and industry when the 17-year-old suspect was apprehended. ccp students we spoke with say their remotions ranged from concern to terrified. >> originally the first thing was lockdown in our area and in our classroom. the teacher turns off the lights and

reporting live from reading, walter perez channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> okay, walter, thank you. >>> south carolina is moving into recovery mode after historic rainfall across the state. assessment teams are now fanning out to determine exactly how much damage the floods actually caused. today governor nikki haley said teams of mental health professionals and insurance workers will visit the hardest hit areas. >> our focus now is very much reducing the number of people in shelters making sure they have good permanent housing and good permanent placement in where they're going to go. we'll be working on all that this week school officials say a boil water advisory remains in effect. they hope to open school before the end of this week. >>> the day started off a little chilly but it quickly warmed up and the sun continues to shine. meteorologist cecily tynan joining us now with of course the look of the accuweather forecast, a nice monday but some rain possibly on the way, cecily. >> and we do have some changes on the way tomorrow. today, though,

walter perez is live in radnor with more. >> we have the inspection report, saying yang ming's is clean and now they are reopening and working to change the image. the restaurant is set to reopen tomorrow, the owners and managers took us on a tour showing us the expensive renovations and new floors and new equipment and most importantly no roaches. they say they hire aid really good exterminator. >> they came out daily for one month, and they come out once a week, and will continue to come out once a week. >> the problem he is referring to is a roach infestvation that forced the health department to shut down the restaurant in august, yang ming is a popular eatery for more than two decades and was ranked among the best chinese restaurants in the country. now they are rebuilding their reputation. >> customers can come see the kitchen at any time and they are welcome to do that. we want to make sure everything is 100%. >> the owners and manager says the reason for the roach infestvation could be linked to the building's age, it's nearly 200 years old, that is the reason but not an excuse

with walter perez and sarah bloomquist. >> philadelphia police officers and firefighters showed off their daredevil stunts to a big crowd. the drill team wowed several thousand people at the heros thrill show. johnny plauski. his father was killed in the line of duty in 2009. >> they will pay for my son to go to college which is a huge burden off my shoulders. it's wonderful what they do. >> the drill team say they are honored to help the families of their fallen comrads and have fun entertaining the crowd. >>> columbus day parade kicks off at 1:00 p.m. alicia vitarelli is the host and will bring you the sights and sounds from south broad street. the columbus day parade in philadelphia started more than 50 years ago. >> a central pennsylvania woman who called off off her wedding made a day a memorable one. she couldn't get the money back from the restaurant for the reception, so she used the venue to raise money for dogs. >> it's going to something more beautiful. >> reporter: the organization places dozens of dogs in loving homes. thanks to this woman's generosity they will help many mor

. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ >> as you move through life, there are challenges to overcome. injuries that test your tenacity. >> my knee's not gonna stop me as long as i work hard. >> and those that test your stamina. >> alright you ready hun? >> there is adversity that challenges your maturity. >> it definitely hit me hard. >> and growing pains for people of all ages. >> did i thank you for my knee yet today. i think about it all the time >> but perseverance will keep you going. motivation will keep you inspired. and the right decisions will keep you 'on the move'. hello everyone - i'm ducis rodgers. welcome to 'on the move' presnted by the cooper bone and joint institute. i am here at the voorhees location one of the many places people are using to get back on their feet. tonight we'll introduce patients who have overcome injury and gone on to do amazing things. whether it's a young lady whose knee injury did not stop her from setting school records or a li

. >> now for walter perez, adam joseph, melissa magee, jeff skversky, and the entire "action news" teamarah bloomquist, have a great night and good week ahead. bloomquist, have a great night and good week ahead. >> >> everybody has a nasty taste in their mouth and neal their stomach and i know we'll go out sunday and dom sglait it's cox on the football. >> that's how you get the crowd into the game. that's how you play football. >> third interception of the year. >> we had to within a football sglaim good thing for us and the team is now to build on this. >> touchdown. brent celek. >> touchdown. >> i just have not -- i thought would be fun. >> that game next week it's meaningless. >> great force today and found out a way to get another. >> this is "action news" sports sunday. >> week five victory never felt so good welcome to sports sunday alongside brandon graham i'm ducis rogers. eagles beat saints to run record 2 many i6. brandon birds score 29 points second half and defense forces four turnovers media saying this was a must win game did you giza approach it this way. >> every week i

. >>> now for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will be right back here at 11:00. go temple. very excited. >> ♪ >> i'm alicia vitarelli. >> and i'm erin o'hearn. tonight on fyi philly. >> (high five) awesome i like that. >> a fall extravaganza starts with a good tailgate >> wow! >> we take a wine tour in scenic bucks county. >> (bartender shaking drink) >> find out how the list of 50 best bars in philly shakes out. >> that's delicisous. >> and plan a day out in doylestown. >> supercalafragilisticmakesme aladocious >> plus a golden opportunity to win a trip through adventures by disney. >> hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at kraftwork bar in fishtown, one of the area's 50 best bars. we partnered with our friends at philly mag to find philly's favorite places to get a drink. >> if you're looking for a new spot for a cocktail or want to see where your favorite watering hole landed on the list, melissa magee breaks down some of the top 50. >> the problem isn't coming up with a list of 50 best bars. the problem is co

. >>> for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez.ght back here at 11:00 o'clock. >> ♪ >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> it's our spectacularly spooky halloween special. >> and we're getting our fright on in the city and the suburbs >> and having some not so scary fun with the kids. >> everybody come in costume >> plus we'll help you get dressed for the occasion. >> and now we get cupcakes! >> and get our treat on with chocolate cakes and cocktails! >> i'm a happy girl! >> it's an fyi philly halloween. >> trick or treat! >> hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at eastern state penitentiary. >> and this huge gothic style castle is home to terror behind the walls. >> it's one of the largest, scariest and highest rated haunted attractions in the whole country. >> and it's right here in philly's fairmount section. >> "you gotta watch your back in here". >> terror behind the walls is in its 25th season and scarier than ever!

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walter perez is live now in bryn mawr with the details here. >> reporter: we have a copy of a new inspection report say that yang ming is allowed to reopen to the public after two months after being shut down by the health department, but the question is, will the customers return? >> it's been two months since a customer found a roach in her meal and found a sewage leak inside of their rest rapt. >> they were not excusable. they should have been remediated. it had to do with the able of the building and the state of the building. >> the state of the building apparently improved after the owners poured $500,000 into a building project, including new floors and upgraded sewage system and most importantly no roaches. their top priority was making sure that the building was bug free.

. >> "action news" reporter walter perez, talked to the family today and he is live in elverson with the story. >> as you know the whole thing started when the bishop was invited to play for the pope when he arrived at the airport. the band brought their entire family and the pope kissed their son who has cerebral policy. >> that was own the beginning. >> it's overwhelming and amazing. >> chuck keating is talking about what is happening. >> it's amazing. >> he looked at the adults in the area and they came right to him. >> new found fame gave them an idea. the keatings who are both local teachers helped them get a handicapped van, getting him in and out of a vehicle is difficult. >> if michael was your job you would be disabled. you would not be able to do the job, and i said but i have to. >> and they are hoping there is enough for a down payment. >> people have pledged more than $114,000, chuck says he and his family are overwhelm zblud see the comments from people and you hear about the bad things in the world, this gives you hope there are so many nice people and generous people

walter perez will co-host with diego castellanos.the parade at noon on 6abc and afterwards alicia hosts the pulaski day parade. you can watch it from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. we were worried about the forecast, but mother nature cleared it up perfectly, two beautiful events. the parkway will be buzzing. >> all broadcast right here on 6abc. we'll be right back. how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. better brands, at prices that help you maxx life! they're for us, but we know how to spot a sleight of hand. claim they're bankrolled by groups funded by north jersey casino backers. and you know what that means - north jersey casino bigwigs can count on them. but can we? it's a dirty trick. north jersey casinos would take our casinos, and our jobs, and ruin our economy. will pauls and chris brown. when the chips are down, we can't trust them to stand up against north jersey casinos. >> the philly pops are celebrating one of the country's most talented musicians an

reporting from allentown, walter perez, "channel 6 action news," brian. >> walter, thanks very much. and two men that kidnapped and tortured a center city squul write store employee could spend the rest of their lives behind bars. the two pleaded guilty to all charges in federal court today. authorities say shaheed. beauty and another man kyree gay abducted a 53-year-old woman as she left her job jeweler's row in april and the woman was beaten and shocked with a stun gun in order to get the code to store safe. the trio dumped her at a cemetery when she could not provide it. bouy and shaheed face life in prison and gay pled guilty and is cooperating with prosecutor prosecutors. >> if you plan to take the new jersey turnpike tonight you should expect hefty delays because of this inferno still burning near mile marker 110 carney and i a tanker caught fire sending flames and mrumz of black smoke high into the sky. police closed two lanes of turnpike as firefighters battle the blaze burning near carney just near newark. we're waiting to hear details on injuries an a cause. >>> philadelphi

reporting live from haddon township, new jersey, walter perez, channel6 "action news." monica. >> thank you walter. >>> the defense is now presenting its case in the trial of a contractor charged in that center city building collapse. griffin campbell faces six counts of third degree murder, one counter for each of the six people who died at 22nd and market back in 2013. campbell's attorney contends his clients was made a scapegoat for the property owners and the architect who allegedly ordered him to demolish the building more quickly but prosecutors say he cut corners to make more money and that he bears sole responsibility for that disaster. >> turning to the forecast now, we've seen a few spotty showers this afternoon but overall it's been a pretty nice day. as we look live outside from sky6 hd and a nice shot of the center city skyline from our temple university cam, accuweather says get ready, we're going to get a change in the temperatures right around the corner. meteorologist cecily tynan joins us outside with the details. i guess back to reality. >> that's exac

"action news" reporter walter perez live in the neighborhood where the little three-year-old lived withter. >> reporter: hey, guys. we'll give you a live look at the scene. as you can see still a very active scene all these hours later off the intersection of cooper street and virginia avenue in haddon township. now moments ago we spoke off camera with the toddler's aunt who tells us that the youngster's parents are not married but only live several blocks apart sharing custody of the three-year-old. she went on to tell us that last night the little boy was staying with his dad but beyond that, they have no idea what happened. >> it's a shocking. >> reporter: neighbor nancy is talking about the tragic story that started unfolding around 6 o'clock this morning when a family member reported three year old brendan link creato missing. investigators converged on the neighborhood around the 100 block of cooper street. just as neighbors started mobilizing to help with the search it was already too late. >> someone said they called the search off and i was just like good news or bad news and t

"action news" reporter walter perez will have much more on this story starting at 5 o'clock. >>> black bunting hangs outside a burlington county fire station after a former firefighter was killed in an accident involving a lawnmower. police say 79-year-old roger lippincott was riding his lawnmower when somehow it caught fire. it happened yesterday at his home on sailor's pond road in springfield township. officials say lippincott tried to put the fire out himself but then suffered some severe burns. he died at the scene. lippincott was a retired springfield township firefighter and taught at burlington county's fire academy. >> southwest airlines operations are running more smoothly today after a glitch that delayed hundreds of flights over the weekend. long lines built up as the company used backup systems and handwritten boarding passes to check in passengers yesterday. southwest blames a failed software application that affected the airline's web site, mobile app and computers. the problems was fixed by 6:00 this morning at philadelphia international airport but the airline still wa