Action action news, delaware valleys leading news program with meteorologist Melissa Magee, jeff skversky, Sarah Bloomquist and walter perez. Sunday night, Police Investigate a possible break in at Philadelphia City hall. Also developing news out of texas where search is on for gunman who shot and killed a Police Officer right outside of Police Headquarters. But the big story on action news is a cold, windy day and if you spent anytime outside today you likely wanted to get indoors as soon as possible it was raw. Wind chills in the lower 30s and wind advisory remains in effect. Meteorologist Melissa Magee with our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. Yeah, walter and sarah a dose of reality for second half of the weekend and contrast from the day, yesterday. Yesterday we had a high, early high of 72, and right now thumbs are only in the 40s, and 30s. Peak wind gusts was other part of the story to day. Gustness wilmington 51 miles an hour, million will had a gusts at 49 mi
Fire fighter, made national news. Now, 118 years later, his family faces another loss. It is a slap in the face. Reporter commemorative plaque dedicated to hoseman james mcgee in 2006 is now missing from seventh and erie. You know, it was probably taken because somebody thought that they could get money for it, maybe something that they needed. Reporter harry mcgee was himself a long serving philadelphia fire fighter. He is james great grandson. He could not read or write, okay. But he was a bricklayer. So the guys would come to the firehouse. Reporter harry says he didnt expect police to have the time to investigate the steps of the marker but after he left, they arrived to do just that. Mcgee was 35, when he was killed by a fallen wall while fighting a fire in the large factory, once located where the plaques gaping hole now is. While mcgees death was covered, the papers from l. A. To chicago, perhaps the most poignant word were written here in philadelphia, in june of 1898. The fire
Reporter you main so side officer Rhonda Thomas who was called out to the scene has been with the spca for more than 30 years. She says cases of animal abuse dont get any easier. Never, never. Reporter but she does it the because doing so shes hoping those innocent creatures who cannot help themselves. Animals cab not help themselves. You know, they need people to treat them properly and they need people to advocate for them. Reporter thomas hopes now that son would out there watching, will stand up, and advocate for her. In montgomery county, rahel solomon for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Police are investigating the violent incident on a septa bus, in the crescentville section of philadelphia. To this started around 2 00 a. M. Near roosevelt boulevard in langdon when police say a man following the bus, got out of his car and then smashed a bus window. The man, then pulled a woman off that bus, punched her several times and then forced her into his car. The witnesses tell police that woman w
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