one of them was on woodland avenue by garden. the mercedes was cordoned off. investigators collected evidence they took stock of the damage after putting out those flames. another fire was about a block away from there on the 3900 block of royal avenue and you could see the windows were broken out of the vehicle shattered glass at the street by that honda. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden, word of a third fire came in. there were scorch marks and pieces of the car on the street after it was towed. no injuries were reported in any of these fires and the motive remains under investigation. police want to hear from you if you have any tips on who could be responsible. we're live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> a stray bullet narrowly missed a sleeping baby in

an agonizing night passes on woodland drive. the victims are beaten and tortured. >> it is just another reflection of how psychotic and sadistic this event was. still not home. he goes to the mansion looking for her. knocks on the door, but nothing. >> and then he gets a phone call from savvas saying, oh, i'm sorry, i meant to tell you your wife spent the night here she is not here at the moment. what does that tell you? >> well, certainly that mr. savopouls is still discussing it. >> reporter: a short time after the assistant drops the cash off at the mansion, but for some reason that doesn't stop the heinous crimes. forensic expert lawrence kopalinski. >> these four victims had been stabbed and bludgeoned. perhaps we will never know where that rage emanates from. whoever did this had to wait a long time before he got his money. >> it seems as though the killer enjoyed going about his work. >> reporter: at 1:30 p.m., the d.c. fire department gets a call reporting a fire on woodland drive. flames are pouring from the second floo

of our leading attorneys, rebecca rose woodland and wendy patrick. >>> we begin with iraq. president obama ordered 450 additional troops to iraq's anbar province. joining more than 3,000 military trainers there already. the obama surge many comes days after declaring the administration lacked a complete strategy. my first guest tonight says the president's move is hopeful but far from deassessive. joining us is former army vice chief of staff, fox news military analyst general jack keane. general, you have been calling for some time for a return with high energy and purpose to iraq to achieve our goal. is this what you consider to be an important beginning? >> no, it's quite a marginal effort. the sad thing is that isis really has declared war against the united states and our allies. but the united states truth be known, based on the resources and our will and our resolve, we're not at war with it's isis. certainly not the president nor the congress in the united

firefighters arrive to the ek dollar and grocery woodland avenue and gould street around 2:00 this morning. they quickly placed the fire under control so about 20 minute to knock down there, were no injuries there, fire fight remembers now investigating the cause of that fire. >> also, overnight shooting in north philadelphia. authorities say 28 year old man was shot multiple times and was then dropped off at temple university hospital by a private vehicle. the driver didn't wait around to talk to police. police now believe the shooting took place at 11th street and indianna avenue around midnight. the victim is currently in stable condition. >> happening today police step up the search for missing mother from delaware, who vanish almost a year ago. new castle county police and the fbi are launching new campaign to find trader, the mother of three vanished from her new castle home last july. a neighbor told police that he saw trader being fors intoed her car. it is a 2,000 silver acura rl with license plate 404893. no one has seen trader since

another fire was reported six minutes later about a block away on woodland avenue.cedes was cordon off. you can see investigators collecting evidence as they took stock of the damage. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden, word of a third fire came in and you can see scorch marks and pieces of the car in the street after it was towed. no injuries were reported in any of these fires but the motive here remains under investigation and police want to hear from you if you have any tips. we're live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> new this morning, the delaware attorney general's office has ruled two state troopers were justified in using deadly force against an armed robbery suspect last year. police say 41-year-old william mcnulty led them on a high speed chase last november which ended in claymont. authorities say he refused to surrender using his stolen vehicle to try to ram police cruisers and even accelerating in reverse towards them. the troopers then shot and killed mcnulty. a report issued yeste

one was on woodland avenue by garden and the mercedes was cordoned off. you can see investigators collecting evidence. they took symptom of the damage after those flames were put out. another fire was about a block away on the 3900 block of royal avenue and you can see the windows were broken out. there was shattered glass on the street. over at garland and highland in camden, word of a third fire came inform you can see the scorch marks and pieces of the car in the street after it was towed. no injuries were reported in any of these fires and it remain under investigation whether it was random, whether these cars were targeted police have not yet said. they want to hear from you if you have any tips on who could be responsible for these fires. live katherine scott channel6 "action news." >> "action news" has learned that a shooting victim in west philadelphia has been killed. someone opened fire on man at 57th and hazel streets last night. the victim died at the hospital overnight. he did not have any i.d. on him. police don't know who killed him or why.

we're standing by a mercedes on woodland avenue in pennsauken and you can see the tires are flat in thatvehicle. the first fire was reported around one i'm 15 this morning over on the 3900 block of royal avenue in pennsauken. >>> the hood of the honda was up windows had shattered shards of glass were on the street. police and the fire department were on the scene. another fire was reported six minutes after that one about a block away on woodland and after the flames were put out investigators were combing the car for evidence. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden, word of a third fire came in. you could see ash, you could see scorch marks, pieces of the car still sat in the street after it was towed. there's no word if authorities believe these cars were targeted or random but these fires all occurred inside of an hour. again, they were all within blocks of each other and police want to hear from you if you have any tips. we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> and new this morning an out of control dri

the longest night passes on woodland drive.dawns, housekeeper, vera figueroa's husband, after working an overnight shift, finds his wife is still not home. he goes to the mansion looking for her. >> knocks on the door, rings the doorbell, nothing. but, it's interesting. he says, "it felt to me like someone was inside." >> reporter: could he hear them? >> he just says he heard, like, noises, like someone shuffling inside. >> reporter: just then, his phone rings, it's savvas savopoulos, inside the house, they're just a few feet apart. >> he says, "lito, i'm sorry i didn't call you last night. vera stayed the night with us." he said he was apologizing profusely. so, the husband, a little more satisfied with that, the fact that he's heard from someone. he goes home. >> reporter: that morning, the next phase of the plan becomes apparent. jordan wallace meets another employee at a bank near savopoulos' company, american iron works. he gets four neat stacks of hundred-dollar bills, 40 grand, calls his boss for further instructions. >>

we are talking about 6 million acres of woodland they were traveling through.ot. it is elephant's head just south of lake titus, nearby the town of malone where we've been for the last week. and that is what we have now. >> adam, do we know anything about the search for david swaetd? and can you give us a sense how many officers are working on this? >> we had a thousand searcher 2200 leads. all week long. and it would appear -- and i'm just speculating at this time and we don't like to speculate. but it would appear obviously they separated at some point. and we're not sure the dna that was identified and spoken about today was from one or both of the escapees. but clearly they have separated. and hopefully they feel that they are close or at least on the trail of david sweat now. >> chris, talk to me about how searches are conducting in areas like this which are treacherous and difficult to navigate. >> well number one, law enforcement has got, as your correspondence says. there was a lot of searchers up there. yesterday i heard the number at 1100 law enforcem

another fire was reported six minutes after that one about a block away on woodland avenue.he flames were put out investigators were combing that car for evidence. not far from there over at garden and highland in camden word of a third fire came in and you could see ash and scorch marks on the roads pieces of cars still sat in the street after it was towed. there's no word if authorities believe these cars were targeted or if they were randomly attacked but these fires all incurred inside an hour. call police if you have any tips on who could be behind this. we are live in pennsauken, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, katherine. >>> new this morning an out of control driver smashed into a pole and then took off. this happened on the 5700 block of harbison avenue in philadelphia's frankford section at 2:30 this morning. the crash brought down wires. police caught up with the driver and a passenger nearby. one lane is blocked on harbison avenue near van kirk street while peco crews make repairs. >>> it is almost 5:05 and also developing this morning it's

. >>> and in this they see racism, two of the best attorneys in the case, rebecca rose woodland, lis wiehl, they lou: joining us now, two of the best attorneys in the country, rebekah arose woodland and lis wiehl. it's good to have you both here let's start with the st. louis jesuits that you. it's been on the st. louis university campus for more than 60 years. the sculpture as you see depicting a jesuit missionary with two native americans in traditional dress. that is an awful firestorm. and it's really political correctness meets the first amendment and right to free speech. so they can do whatever they want with it. it does seem to me that they are -- >> you see the rest of the nonsense? >> it's unfortunate that they feel the need to move it. they are not destroying this, but there's an argument that they helped the indians and helped the native americans and so i don't know that this was intended in any way to be like this. lou: i mean the idea is that missionaries cannot carry the word of god, there isn't a church in the country. >> or any religious institution that wouldn't sa

we'll have a full report and take up the case with two of our leading attorneys rebecca rose woodland and wendy patrick j. . >>> the senator is a top tier 2016 candidate or perhaps the man himself. otherwise why would they publish a hit piece on his personal finances which makes rubio a lot more relatable to voters than the nine-figure net worth hillary clinton for example. among our guests tonight fox news the five co-host juan williams, republican strategist matt schlapp and the national review's jillian k. melchior. we begin with the bomb threats at the white house and the senate. press secretary josh earnest was grilled by reporters why the briefing room was evacuated but not the rest of the west wing steps away in which the president and his family remained? >> josh, you said you were evacuated, but you just went to your office? >> that's right, i was evacuated from this room like all of you. >> you can remind us how close your office is? >> right down the hallway. >> reporter: hard to imagine why a bomb threat would necessitate evacuating this entire room wouldn't affect the res

defense attorney rebecca rose woodland and career trial attorney wendy patrick. good to have you all with us. let's start with the president trying to bully the supreme court, wendy. i mean is this -- will they be tempted to sort of show him who's co-equal? >> well the good thing about the supreme court is they are not tempted in any way by either side. their goal is to follow the law and that's why they are where they are. but what's especially egregious about this particular case is it's a pending case. it's not even something that's already been resolved one way or another. president obama wouldn't be the first lawyer to disagree with something a judge does. but while the case is pending this even made the remarks even more inappropriate than they already were. >> what do you think? >> i agree. the supreme court is a separate body. >> co-equal. co-equal branch of government. >> co-equal. he is out of line by discussing a pending case. saying they shouldn't even have accepted the challenge, who is he to say that? they determine how they should. >> and he's sayi

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skyforce10 was over a building collapse in southwest philadelphia on woodland avenue. we're told the building houses apartments and a business on the bottom floor. one family was forced from their home. no word on what caused the collapse. >>> people at a chinese restaurant sprang into action when a gunshot victim stumbled into a store in germantown avenue. a man was shot in the back. he managed to run to the restaurant where he collapsed. people inside flagged down a passing ambulance. the victim today is in critical condition. >>> this morning in delaware county, the red cross is helping dozens of people forced out of their apartment by a fire. take a look at this photo. it was posted on instagram. it was taken in lansdowne last night. skyforce10 was overhead as fire crews rushed to the ambulance as someone being rescued from the burning building. we're still trying to find out the condition of that person. there are no reports of serious injuries. >>> the apartment building on east lansdowne avenue for more than 80 years. we talked to the red cross. they set up a sh

. >> a woodland creature decides to join in a family photo shoot. >> a man is running into a burningome, but police are calling him anything but a hero. >> reporter: we have showers in pottstown and green lane and malvern shortly. details on how wet you'll get in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. this might be the cutest photo bomb ever. a tennessee family was having their picture taken when that off and on walked in. the fawn stuck around while the photographer snapped away. the park ranger said a fawn is only a 0 day or two old. >> you should not pet deer. i'm serious. >> reporter: we have a situation on the lincoln drive fairmont park overnight turn vehicle accident by gypsy lane by the 92nd precinct we're hearing that the person in the vehicle that flipped over was out and walk around. that's good sign, but expect restrictions along lincoln drive, stay on schoolhouse lane instead. here's the schuylkill expressway by belmont avenue by manayunk, the arts festival in the yunk. >> reporter: we're starting to dry out in quakertown, getting it in doylestown, it wi

the festival in the woodlands will start thursday and run through next sunday.s year's headline acts include paul mccartney and snoop dogg. >>> this weekend there are plenty of fun and patriotic ways to celebrate flag day, which is tomorrow. it falls on the same day as the army. you can ring the freedom bell for those that gave our lives for -- gave their lives for our country. and the parade from 13th and locus streets at 11:30. philly pride celebrates the community's lgbt community. >>> a lot to do in the city. today is the islamic heritage festival. there will be cultural food dance and music from 2:00 in the afternoon until 8:00 this evening. it consists of nine different events representing philly's global cultures and by the way, all of the events are free. >>> june is national trails month, and to entice you to experience and enjoy the great outdoors, there are events planned all through philadelphia. you can bike on the schuylkill trail. you are encouraged to use the walking and biking trails in the greater philadelphia area. >>> tonight we will learn wh

stick with the schuylkill or use woodland avenue. mass transit is good, you'll see seven bus detours away from manayunk because of the arts festival. we have a helicopter lift, construction going on at city hall. 12 different bus routes detoured from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> most of the day is dry but we could see a shower at any point. 70 degrees right now. let's check the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast warm again, 87 for your high getting things back, even above average with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm at any point. tomorrow we start with partly sunny skies. overall i'll call it mostly cloudy, high of 83 a chance for a shower later in the day. sunday is a mess, saturday night into sunday we get tropical downpours, be careful of that, don't drive through it i guess it's tricky to run through it, too. 89 degrees is the high. >>> the best way to improve cost for medicare patients is a simple knock of the door. they saved $25 million. providers caught more problems more quickly especially in chronic patient with mu

there's another scene around guard and woodland. and there's another one on the line dividing pennsauken and camden. the calls came in within minutes this morning. each time investigators say someone used some type of accelerant to burn the vehicles. the fires are all suspicious. they don't have any arrests. if you have any information in this case you're asked to give police metro or pennsauken, a call. neighbors waking up shocked about this. camden county jesse gary "nbc 10 news." >>> thank you. a lehigh valley jury has found the son of an allentown chief not guilty. prosecutors have argued he pointed a gun at two undercover detectives following an alleged road rage incident of the jurors deliberated for five hours before acquitting christopher fitzgerald last night. >>> turns now to decision 2015. it is primary day in new jersey. with fewer elections experts predict a small turnout -- voter turnout at the polls. voters will choose democratic and republican candidates for november's assembly election. every seat is up for grabs th

this new mural was corner of 55 and woodland avenue called fathers and children together and was created in partnership with men inside graterford prisonch the design was conceived with input from inmates. their children and khunty members vrn the aim of the project is to help fathers incarcerated reconnect with children. >> hundreds of artists are showcasing arts on sidewalks of manyunk. the manayunk arts festival kicked off this morning nearly 200,000 collectors, buyers and designers are expected to visit main street before the event wraps up. those in attendance got the chance to meet be loved members of the "action news" team including melissa magee and walter perez. >> the festival continues tomorrow noon to 7, rain or shine. >> well a park in montgomery county host aid kick ball tournament for a great causal thanks to nfl star with pennsylvania roots and local 10-year-old with a powerful message. >> today's first ever kicking it for charity kick ball event was not just about the fun it was also about the fight against bullying hatfield native and former temple star brandon mcmahon

a couple of fire locations one on elm wood and woodland. own south street and mount mercy. taylor swift ask coming into philadelphia at 7:00 p.m. you'll see congestions there. of we have construction starting on i-95 when you're coming home. that will cause an extra slow go there. we're down to 2.5 visibility in millville and 2 in rail -- allentown. in some spots a little bit of reduced visibility. >>> a judge in cleveland have ruled there's enough evidence that exists to charge two police officers in the shooting of tamir rice who was holding a pellet gun when he was shot and killed in november. >>> police in lehigh valley say someone may be poisoning stray cats neighbors think ant freeze was left out to poison the cats. investigators say someone may be trying to curb the cat population by taking matters into their own hands. those who poison any domestic animal could face fines or jail time an attorney in california plans to use this newly released as you recall veilance video to -- surveillance video to sue santa ana police. the video shows policemen playing darts. at on

rib cage and also in the middle of the woodlands. it could be quite a dangerous rescue. rescue. >> we're going to have to hop over barbed wire. >> oh, my god, i'm too old. that's a long way down the other side. side. >> oh! >> he did fall. but then they get to the deer the reason they're climbing this fence. >> oh, fellow you have been in the war, haven't you? all right, sweetheart. all right, sweetheart. >> as you can see, they're helping to guide this little guy out. oh this hurts me just watching it. it's so awful. >> yet you can see its antlers has damage as well. simon says he's not so kesh concerned about that. it's the ribs and bruising to his body he's worried about. >> all right. all right. >> so they get -- >> funny how this deer being held by four legs. >> like a bag. >> pass it over the fence. >> they don't want to get kicked. they want to get it out of there. they put it on the ground and it's like thank you, i'm out. this deer doesn't need a rescue. i think it just needs a moment alone. alone. >> oh, my goodness! he just bolted right into the guy. >> playin

we have a few fire locations in elm wood woodland avenue at 56th street.ouple of fire location coming in. taylor swift at 7:00 p.m. lots of congestion in south philadelphia. we have construction on i-95 it will be starting in various different spots heading home from the concert that will be a mess, but worth it to see taylor swift i think. an accident reported here in hatfield montgomery county involving a motorcycle, bethlehem pike and unionville pike and mill road. river road is shut down old ferry road and point pleasant pike plumstead township in bucks county. if you use twitter check the #6abc traffic. >>> 2.5-mile visibility in beach haven and 4 miles in philadelphia and 2 miles in allentown 1.7 in >> cell phone video shows a pick up that fell 6 stories on to a busy new orleans streets. the vehicle plummeted from a parking garage but it's unclear why. people tried to get to the 49-year-old driver, but he died at the scene. police are investigating the incident. >>> the allentown housing authority is battling a bedbug problem in the highrise. the aut

investigators are looking into an apartment fire that broke out at 2:00 this morning at a dollar store near woodland avenue and gold street. the flames spread to apartments above and the smoke damaged nearby row homes and fortunately no injuries were reported. >> now to the accuweather forecast, the warm temperature its sticking around today, lets head live outside sky 6 hd in high definition showing you philadelphia international airport, lots of sunshine out there, we are watching for spotty storms this afternoon. that will give us a break. meteorologist, david murphy over at the big board now with more. >> you are right sara some good around the action of low pressure still up by syracuse new york and spinning away from us and a cold front dragging away from the region and we see the pop-up showers and thunderstorms well north of our immediate region starting to develop, you have to go up to scranton and wilksbury to find the lightning strikes, down south we have a bit of a shower beginning to pop up and i would not be entirely shocked to see what down here will erupt eventually into a storm now

video footage released by the west woodland's police in the uk it's spectacular, this is a police chase and we see this not just from a police car dash cam but also interest the police helicopter. police are chasing a suspected car thief inside that car 25-year-old julian allen travels at speeds up to 120 miles per hour during this chase weaving in and out of cars. >> we are abandoned, we are lights off. >> you can hear them say we're backing off. got too dangerous and they did not want to continue to the pursuit because they didn't want to risk the lives of the other citizens on the roadway, even though the police officers on the ground stopped chasing this guy, that doesn't mean that the helicopter abandoned this chase and he abandoned this stolen car but watch this. he thinks he has evaded police by crawling up onto the roof of a garage where he's more obvious to see. >> exactly. >> they came and they got him. in fact you'll hear the helicopter pilot instructing the police on the ground. >> he's in the rear garden on the flat roof of some sort of extension to the premises. >> he figu

also still have the crash in abington close to saint john of the cross blocking woodland road.ets you around that. watching a wreck in cheltenham along washington lane at ashbourne road and a new one in east pikeland chester county to steer around 724 near harris hill road. still have that gas main break in absecon along route nine at lisbon avenue. in little egg harbor township at otis bob road a vehicle ran into a building. avoid that area near tuckerton. in stanton delaware one more crash to avoid along route seven limestone road autogamy way. we'll check it again alicia and eva coming up in the 5 o'clock hour. >> all right, thanks. >>> meteorologist adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> gloat meteorologist adam joseph here with a check of that accuweather forecast and it's about to get hot around here, hotter. >> yeah, it spikes tomorrow the heat, the humidity a chance for storms and then we back it off big time in the middle of the week on wednesday. as we look at double scan live radar all is quiet this afternoon. the first full day of summer l

woodland avenue in university city in philadelphia, is hosting an open house running from 3:00 to 6:00 this evening. residents, community and corporate organizations are invited to learn how it better serve our vets through volunteering communities projects and job opportunities. the other event is at the coatsville veterans affair medical center. that runs from 10:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. >>> don't count on the annual re-enactment of the battle of gettysburg during the upcoming holiday weekend. the reason? rain and flooding. it's usually held on farm fields over the forth of july weekend. because of heavy rain last thursday and friday the fields are swamped. the reenakment will take place on the weekend of august 7th. >>> meantime it's been nearly a week since the severe storms ripped through our area. still without power this morning. so if you lost power, what are you owed? well, we made calls to every local utility company in the region. and peco doesn't offer any kind of inconvenience credit but allows customers to file a claim on its website. >> pse&g is in the same boat. if yo

the four day event is rocking the woodlands in dover and fans are loving it. >> i feel like alice in wonderland. nothing like i've ever seen before. >> it's apply first firefly. it's awesome so far. i actually love it. great experiencely i recommend it to anyone who loves festivals. >> reporter: ken bartholomew came here with his 16-year-old calmed he has been camping out but it's worth it so he can keep an eye out for his little girl. how do you keep an eye on your daughter in such a big facility. >> well, i text her tell her meet me. show only meets me when she wants money. so we meet up a couple times a day and then she's gone again. >> reporter: firefly has been rapidly growing. demand was so high this year the event didn't sell single day passes. you had to get a four day pass. >> it's a nice venue. you get to be like out and in nature but to still have all the bands coming and playing. >> reporter: this year's lineup is impressive. paul mccartney headlines tonight. the other top acts kings of leon the killers and snoop dogg. but the event offers much, much more. there is a litt

the manhunt is still focused on the woodlands of upstate new york but the escapees could be long gone by now, perhaps up in canada or even down in mexico. meanwhile, the prison worker accused of helping the deadly duo will appear in court this morning for a preliminary hearing. investigators say joyce mitchell worked with the prisoners for weeks, even sneaking them various tools in the maximum security facility. she was even allegedly supposed to be the get-away driver. this is how the plan was supposed to play out, they say. drive seven hours toward an unknown possibly wooded location where they would need an off-road vehicle. but on the day of the escape, she had a panic attack and didn't show up. the district attorney says she didn't want her husband to get hurt. mitchell could get eight years in jail. >>> a possible big hit in the war on terror. a two usf-15 fighter bombers took part in a air strike on -- in libya on saturday. the reported target? the leader of an al qaeda affiliate there. the pentagon confirms the strike, but it stay silent on whether the terrorist was killed. he

the manhunt is still focused on the woodlands of upstate new york. the escapees could be long gone by now. perhaps up in canada or down in mexico. meanwhile, that prison worker accused of helping the deadly d duo will appear in court for a preliminary hearing. investigators say that joyce mitchell worked with the prisoners for weeks, even sneaking them various tools in the maximum security facility. she was even allegedly supposed to be the getaway driver. the plan? drive seven hours toward an unknown possibly wooded location where they would meet an off-road vehicle. but on that day of the escape, she had a panic attack and didn't show up. the district attorney says she didn't want her husband hurt. mitchell could get eight years in jail. >>> a possible big hit in the war on terror. two usf 15 bombers took part in an air strike in libya saturday. the reported target the leader of an al qaeda affiliate there. the pentagon confirms the strike but is staying silent on whether he was killed. he is known as the one-eyed sheik because he lost an eye fight

. >> led by the calvin woodland senior foundation, they started where malik was supposed to finish up the school year. the teen was shot and killed over a belt he wore. southeast is also where the d.c. reporter was shot and killed when she was used as a human shield. >> we are not, you know, on top of this, we're going to see something more horrific than what we've seen. >> ward 8 alone saw more than 20 homicides since the new year, but what's just as frustrating for him is no one knows much about any of the other victims. >> we are right now. >> here wasn't about race or the community versus police. it's about the community coming together to tell everyone watching your life matters. that's what ken burton, jr., says someone did for him. >> i was told i wouldn't do anything but be on the streets and go to jail. you know. what are you doing now? >> i attend college in minnesota and i'm a double major in human communications/social work. >> stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> the grouping participates today in conjunction with this afternoon's march, police are still also searching for t

the first is on woodland avenue in philadelphia the medical affairs center.residents, community and corporate organizations are invited to learn how to better serve our vets through volunteering community projects and job opportunities. the other event is at the coatesville veterans affairs medical center. the open house runs from 10:00 to 2:00 this afternoon. >>> you've heard people say this before. it looks like that's right out of a movie. you know what i'm talking about. >> what you're about to see really does. a camera caught this driver who never bothered to stop for a draw bridge opening. what happened next and why police say he did it. >>> and the breeze is blowing this morning. those are winds of change today. we'll likely see something we didn't get yesterday. right now 69 degrees at 4:37. oose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he'

firefighters arrived to the storefront of ek dollar and grocery, that's at woodland avenue and gould street around 2:00 this morning. it was placed under control in about 20 minutes later. we're told there were no injuries. firefighters are now investigate the cause of that blaze. >>> police are also investigating after a 28 year old man is shot multiple times in north philadelphia. authorities say he was dropped off at temple university hospital by a private vehicle and then that vehicle left the hospital. they believe the shooting took place at 11:00 and indianna avenue around midnight. that victim is currently in stable condition. >>> 4:35. federal regulators are recommending more speed signs following the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia. investigators believe speed played a role in the may 12th crash that killed eight people and injured 200 others. now, the federal raid road administration wants commuter railroad where they have sharp track curves and adjust automatic safety system to prevent trains from going too fast. >> fire investigators are trying to pinpoint what c

located, you can see that black mercedes had damage to its tires as well, this is at the garden and woodlandvenue intersection, there was another car damaged on 3900 block of royal avenue. the other car fire happened nearby, on garden and highland avenues in camden. >> just turned 5:23. the latest on these storms with katie. good morning. >> thankfully starting to taper off at this point erika. still have a flood advisory posted for really just under the next, say, five to ten minute or so. across southern new jersey, and delaware, that will be expiring pretty soon. and still flashflood watch until 6:00 a.m. let's go on out to the map on storm scan3 sorry we take to you "skycam 3". damp boards in cape may county. at this hour though, there is actually not any rain currently falling on the radar. you might have little mist out there, certainly you can see the classic shaking of the camera indicating there is a hint every wind out there, too. we actually go next to storm scan. show you what's been happening. three hour loop to indicate things have been fizzling, see it right before your very e

crews were called out to woodland avenue at 2:00 in the morning.gators say the fire started at the dollar and grocery store and then spread to apartments above. the fire also caused smoke damage to some of the neighboring row homes but thankfully no reports of any injuries. >>> and a blaze in mercer county, new jersey, has meant an absolute disaster for a number of families. two dozen homes have burned and forced out those residents residents. "action news" reporter katherine scott lie in hamilton township with the latest. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this fire moved quickly. residents scrambled to get out. there were no injuries but there is a lot of damage and you can see some of it here this morning. flames tour through the roof. there's debris on the sidewalk. 60 people have been unable to return home: the smoke was heavy, the flames thick and they moved quickly. in the end 20 homes on this hamilton township block were damaged. 60 people have been displaced. many lost everything having little time to get out of their

the blaze broke out around 12:15 overnight on a 6400 block of woodland avenue. there to find heavy smoke and flames. all three of the damaged stores are believed to be vacant. one firefighter was treater for smoke inhalation. >> the sixers have lost a legend. long time employee harvey pollack has died. known as super stat, pollack was the team's director of statistical information. he was the longest tenured employee in the nba. pollack a temple grad an member of the basketball hall of fame started with the philadelphia warriors in 1946. harvey pollack was 93 years old. >> what a life. >>> it is 6:27. storm cleanup affecting parts of the morning commute. karen rogers will be back with your full traffic report. >> winds were strong enough to flip over cars and send trees crashing into homes. live team coverage from the hardest hit areas when "action news" continues. >> ♪♪ >> developing now on "action news," crews are out there working around the clock to try to get that power back on for hundreds of thousands of people who are still in the dark after yesterday's

rebecca woodland saw it all. >> i came outside and i saw ten cop cars outside the house down the street and all i saw was a cop bring out a guy in handcuffs. >> reporter: so one person is still on the run tonight also, by finding the getaway car police say they were able to recover a large sum of money. also jewelry. they say they also recovered a gun on the scene. now we do expect for the two men who have been identified that are new being held here their names jermaine and sterling wallace of yeadon. they are expected to be arraigned in the morning. they are facing a long list of charges, jim. live from marple township, sharrie williams for channel six "action news". >>> thanks sharrie. >>> discovery of the a naked dead partially dead decomposed man has prompted a full out investigation tonight in the grays ferry section of philadelphia the 51 year-old victim was found on the living room floor of his home. on the 1500 block of south hollywood street at 7:00 o'clock. they believe the man had been dead several days but he had no visible signs of trauma they are awaiting autopsy results

crews were called to woodland avenue and gould street at 2:00 this morning.gators say the fire started in the dollar and grocery store and spread to apartments above. the fire also caused smoke damage to some of the neighboring row homes. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> and a blaze in mercer county, new jersey, has meant absolute disaster for a number of families. two dozen homes have burned and forced the residents out. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live for us now in hamilton township. she's got the latest. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. this fire moved quickly. residents rushed to get out. no one was injured in all this but there is a lot of damage and you can see it here this morning with roofs tore up here. there's debris on the sidewalk. you can see charred out windows. 60 people have been unable to return home. the smoke was heavy. the flames thick and they moved quickly. in the end, 20 homes on this hamilton township block were damaged. 60 people have been displaced. many lost everything having little tim