7-year-old daughter unconscious in the basement with a bag over her head. >> there is no clear scene in the basement because the basement is in a state of disarray. a lot of trash and debris and a lot of plastic bags, we are not even certain at this time which plastic bag was on the child's head. >> the mother carried her unresponsive daughter outside and the officers start the cpr. >> she was like o my god and didn't know what to do. >> the car that was report the stolen was found abandoned at 3rd. after the driver crashed into some parked cars, neighbors on north america says that the child is an normal active playful girl and is shocked. >> it's really really sad. >> again, police are briefing the media right now at the special victims unit and we hope to have if you detales coming up on "action news" at 6:00. live in the hunting park section, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> police were taken to the hospital after being exposed to an unknown substance here at heritage place. officers were investigating inside of the home two detectives came in contact with a suspicious substance and both were deacon tan nated outside of the home. and the camden county prosecutors office is vowing to try a south jersey father in his son's death again. this after the jury in the murder trial of david creato was unable to reach a verdict. they claimed he smothered his son brandon in order to keep his relationship with his then teenage girlfriend. the jurors told the judge they could not reach a verdict and they remained deadlocked this morning. in a statement today the camden county prosecutors office intends to retry the case against david creato. in bucks county the trial started for lee kaplan the man accused of sexually molesting six girls from the family. saying they were gifted to him because he helped the family out financially and that kaplan fathered two children with the girl. and claimed that she was his wife and did not touch the other girls named in the charges. and going live outside at sky 6 hd on the last day of may showing you cape may, new jersey, we are finally looking ahead to what you call a normal spring day not without the chance of a thunderstorm. meteorologist, adam joseph with the latest from double scan radar. storms are far to the north and west and temperatures finally back to normal around here. and you see the yellow boxes popping up those are severe thunderstorm watches and on the pennsylvania border back to pittsburgh the severe storms as we close in locally again it's scattered and still way to the north and west. north of harrisburg near scranton and most of these are missing by moving to the northth west. and could clip parts of the lehigh valley and north of hagerstown. and watch the areas especially west and north of philadelphia during the evening hours, they are spotty if this do kind of bubble up and a few could be on the severe side they could drift through the area. they could contain pea to quarter size hail. there could be gusty winds and downpours with any of those pop-ups, and temperatures now 79 degrees, it feels so good, to be back to normal around here. and we'll talk about a good couple of first days of june and changes over the upcoming weekend in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> right now friends and family and loved ones are gathering to remember a 14-year-old boy shot and killed earlier this week. going live to orleans and frankford in the port richmond section. tamir frazier was shot monday night after a gunman stepped out from two cars and suddenly opened fire, both frazer and his 16-year-old friend was hit. he died shortly after the shoot agent the hospital. a motive for the shooting is still unclear. new at 5:00 a greyhound bus driver is taken off the job pending his investigation into his work behind the wheel. caught allegedly texting behind the wheel in route to philadelphia. vernon odom says he talked to a passenger who watch tropical disturbance happen from feet away. >> greyhound's management is upset and alarmed about this situation and saying it should in no uncertain termed tonight and so too the professional bus driver that took the footage, the driver was driving with his head down in what is called a defect book. this is cell phone video a greyhound passenger says he took yesterday as he rode in the front of the bus i-95 northbound in maryland from d.c. to philadelphia. the passenger, andrew tim ons saw the driver texting while driving. >> he was changing lanes without signalling and anything, like drifting over to the other lane and then out out his phone and started texting and i put the video on and watched him text in his lap. >> the driver was texting for at least one minute in which he recorded 34 seconds, timons says he has his commercial drivers license for '02 years and works with the metro system in washington, d.c. and learned his lesson when he was caught driving on talking on the telephone. >> at that time i got a warning and now it's strict. a zero tolerance clause when it comes to the phone. >> and it's now with social media, a team of managers immediately contacted their corporate office in texas when we showed them our copy and the still of the bus's number. >> cdl you can't use your phones, he has 50 people in his hands and he is on the phone texting. >> greyhound issued the following statement we are surprised to learn about this and taking it seriously. we don't condone drivers using their mobile devices while driving for any reason and we are are investigating the situation and the driver will be removed from service until the investigation is complete. >> reporter: rick that greyhound investigation continues tonight and no firm word yet to when that will be completed. live in center city i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. down at the shore officials reminded all the residents along the coast and inland today to be prepared for hurricane season that begins tomorrow. officials with the cape may county office with emergency management and atlantic city electric and others spoke today and important things to think about is have a plan for your family in the event of a hurricane like a go kit with critical survival supplies and during a storm reporting outages and downed wires to the electric companies and atlantic city electric encourages everybody to download their company app to be connected to updates during a storm. still ahead we'll check the traffic story and see how things are rolling now. matt pellman is in the traffic center wednesday night. >> driver want to prepare for sun delays. this afternoon it's bright out there and prepare for delays if you head for the walt whitman bridge on all approaches, this is the scene along 95. just off the girard point double decker bridge, it's jammed up to the walt whitman bridge and jam continues across the bridge into new jersey and the crash on the jersey side is now gone, the southbound travelers on 42 managed to get to 42 and backing up to 42 from this ramp at 130 a crash up ahead partially blocking the ramp but bridge bound use this one the ben franklin bridge looking better than the walt whitman. >> and the southbound ramp to the vine westbound the debris is gone but a broken down vehicle on the kelly drive outbound in east falls. >> okay thank you matt. still more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. shooting for the stars, the new mission for nasa that sends a spacecraft where none have gone before. >> health check details behind a study that suggests stroke victims will develop a heightened appetite for alcohol. and cecily tynan live at the philadelphia zoo, the weather not foul but he is? >> the weather is great and i'm holding foulcora bantum chicken from malaysia. they are not your average chick and. not known for laying eggs and they don't taste good and they are pets and show chickens. he is watching himself on tv on the monitor and very 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[ applause ] they cut a ribbon for the held and center inside of the hospital and adjacent to the money department. the 4400 square foot facility offers accessible care for those that go to the er and need general care, they handle womened health chronic diseases and lab tests and more and also behavioral help such as substance abuse. >> they are not separate the fact that every person that comes in here with an issue has a health issue and social service issue. the service opened until may first gets service regard also of their ability to pay. strokes may trigger a heightened appetite for alcohol. a team at texas a&m. found that lab animals that had strokes in the middle artery, a common spot for humans prefer to drink alcohol over water in the weeks over the stroke. researchers think that it kills cells that is normal behavior. and people don't heed doctors advice not to drink and alcohol could raise the risk of a second, third stroke. and nasa is shooting for the starts for its next medication to reach the center of our solar system. the space agency will send a probe to fly within 4 million miles of the sun's surface, closer than any structures that gone before. it will be named after eugene carter who first predicted solar winds and so study the sun's atmosphere and how better to understand how stars work. and everett meredith meddle school was selected to take part in the space academy after a long process, they had to raise more than $20,000 to get involved and next more than 100 students created their ideas and submitted them. and finally expert scientists chose the winning experience and how minnows develop micro gravity. the tube is sent up and we have minnows in here. where they will develop in this tube and we have food so they can eat and in this tube we have a poison to end the experiment without any of our results getting altered. >> he will be at the launch in florida tomorrow and while the fish are up in space growing the students monitor fish 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there. details remain sketchy but officials with radios say they have yet to transport anyone and emergency crews are there and we'll bring you an update on the worker's condition as more information becomes available to us. a boarding pass could be a thing of the past all you'll need in the future is your face. they will test a facial recognition checkin program. the kiosk will compare injure scan with the passport photo and concentrate on checking in luggage rather than the boarding process. uber is giving back to the philadelphia community through a new program called jump start. four time as year uber will request sponsorship for a cause important to them. today two grants were handed out for money collected by the initial jump start brand one went to an after school program at hl elementary. still to come a check of the sunny forecast for you today. lets take you live outside center city philadelphia never looked prettier. the sun is shining up above. from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >> time for accuweather at the philadelphia zoo. >> cecily tynan is making friended. >> reporter: always and this is not a snake i'm holding, this is one of the most fascinating animals at the zoo. you look at it and think gts a snake but it's a legless lizard one way to tell is zoom in on the face this animal has eyelids and snakes don't have eyelids and that hole on the side of its head that is an ear hole and snakes do not have ear holes and not just one long piece, if you look at this lateral line it goes all the way to here. that is the body and the rest of it is a tail and they are known as glass lizards because if they feel threatened they can break off their tail and shatter into a million pieces and it's really disgusting and they can get away that way. and they can musk and emit a foul odor. unlike snakes they don't shed in one big piece, they shed in little pieces, thank you boris i think you are handsome. today was a great day to head to the zoo. no activity here but a few shotty showers north of harrisburg ahead of a cold front. have to see if they survive as the front pushes to the east. temperature-wise though would you westerly wind and sunshine and what a dinner a day makes, 79 in philadelphia 1 degree above normal. allentown 80 and dover 75 and cape may cooler and 69 degrees and compare the temperatures to 24 hours ago most areas running 15 to 20 degrees warmer and finally it feels like the end of the may. satellite 6 along with action radar showing a severe thunderstorm watch in parts of northern new england and most of this energy is moving to the north and you see activity near pittsburgh, there is a possibility that we could get a spotty thunderstorm as the front shifts to the east. tonight calling for the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm otherwise it's partly cloudy and a comfortable night. 62 in philadelphia and allentown 54 and wilmington 59 and cape may 61 degrees. day planner shows you welcome to june. tomorrow best day of the week, loads of sunshine at 7:00, 64 and 70 by 9:00 and 3:00, 78 and mostly sunny skies and it's on the breezy side with winds from the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour. tomorrow it's going to be gorgeous, loads of sunshine and pleasant and low humidity and breezy with a high of 79 degrees, great day to come here to the philadelphia zoo. on friday it's nice during the day and mostly sunny but our next front brings us the possible of thunderstorms friday night and 79 degrees, we dry out on saturday, best day of the weekend 78 and sunday the rain pushes in mid-day and it looks rainy sunday afternoon and sunday night with a high of 75 degrees, it stays unsettled on monday with scattered showers and thunderstorms with a high of 76 degrees. so boris wants me to go into the wings of issue aexhibit and i'll do that in a few moments and show you the exhibit from the zoo. and remember this is not a snake there is nothing to be afraid about tell adam. >> he is very handsome. by boris. >> you need a date. "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. the russian investigation takes another turn as president trump tries to get on with business in washington. a violent brawl is recorded on cell phone video and posted online. tonight police need your help identifying dozens of people. ahead of a first responders squad in south jersey is facing criminal charges, what investigators are alleging he did for several years. now the details, more trump associates are caught in the web of the russian investigation and carter page is demanding congress allow him to testify immediately. >> reporter: hi there rick. the white house was asked about russia the investigation and jared kushner and a little bit of a change in tone came from the white house today. spokesman, sean spicer referred them to outside council but the president is still tweeting. >> democrats are pushing back that they are delaying the testimony of carter page, a former adviser for the trump campaign. he reiterated his eagerness for a meeting for false or misleading information about him. and trump called the investigation a witch opportunity but they pushed back, saying that the committee plans to review documents before calling witnesses and the pace will be dictated by the needs of of the investigation and not the preferences of outside parties and haunting the white house questions about the president's son-in-law and his dealings with the russian bank known to be the base for russian spies including this one back in moscow after pleading guilty and spending time in u.s. prison. >> this was a trained spy operation in new york targeting human assets. >> and they maintain that the russian investigation is a lame excuse, a sentiment echoed by vladimir putin he told reporters that the allegations against his government are a fictional excuse by those that lost the election. >> and rick just a little bit ago. abc news is able to confirmed that fired fbi director is indeed given the green light to publically testify before the senate intelligence committee and that could happen as early as next week. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. meanwhile, there are reports tonight that president trump is considering withdrawing from the paris climate accord. however the president tweeted this afternoon that no decision is made yet. as a candidate he pledged to back out of the deal but european leaders including the pope strongly encouraged the president not owe abandon it. the accord plans to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions involved 147 faces. no group has claimed responsibility for a massive suicide truck bombing that rocked a secure area of kabul afghanistan this morning. at least 80 people were killed and 400 wounded. most of the casualties were civilians including women and children and the german embassy and several others were heavy damaged. one of the worst attacks that kabul has seen since the draw down of foreign forces since 2014. for the third time in less than 10 days. the eiffel tower went dark to honor victims of violence. they dimmed the lights to show support of today's kabul afghanistan attack and went dark after the baghdad bombing and the manchester england bombing. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. back here investigators are looking for dozens of people involved in a violent fight near the university he delaware's campus. a victim found video of the interests den on social media and alerted newark police and they believe it happened on may 21st after one group was denied access to a party on north chapel street. four people were injured including a 22-year-old woman that suffered a concussion. they hope to identify 30 people involved in the brawl. police in upper darby want the public to be on the look out for this man. that devore escaped from the crosser medical center, he is considered dangerous call 911 if you see him. a large tree crashed into three cars on a delaware county road it happened along conestoga road and wooded lane in wayne. you see where the tree came down and blocked most of the roadway and stayed that way until 1:00 this afternoon. three cars were hit by the tree. only one person needed to be taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> the man accused of stealing a car with a child in the backseat just faced a judge. 31-year-old pedro ortiz was arraigned on carjacking and kidnapping charges, surveillance video captured the incident at a gas station in vineland, new jersey, a woman left her suv unlocked and moments later ortiz jumped in the drivers seat and fled with a 1-year-old boy sleeping behind him and the mom ran out screaming and alerted police who found the car nearby with the baby sleeping inside. also, from new jersey this is maple shade squad chief joseph freed iii he is charged with stealing money from the agency over a three year period. from january of 2011 and february of this year. authorities say that freed made several withdrawals from a bank account to pay personal bills and expenses. police are looking for two violent criminals that mugged a man who was ordering dinner. they show a young man outside of a food truck and one pointed a gun at the man's head be the other went through his pockets, the robbers ran away with the victim's phone after hitting him in the face, if you have information on this hold up can't philadelphia police. trenton is chosen by the environmental protection agency for a brown field site. to clean up the former metals facility on inter advertise avenue, one it is complete the city will redevelop the land with access to the railroad. the funding will be used to clean up petroleum contamination impacting the soil and ground water under this site and that threatens the nearby assunpink creek. >> the site is vacant since 2002. now a check of the thereafter out there on a wednesday night. to matt pellman for the latest on the commute home. >> we need a cleanup here as we end may on this wednesday afternoon, an accident happened a minute or two ago on the westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway near jared avenue, you see one vehicle involved and no emergency on the scene yet many the left lane is out of commission out of seventier city. you may want to stay on the mlk drive. when the emergency crews arrive the delays will back up toward center city. this is 95 in delco and northbound is locked up from the state line on up to approaching the commodore barry bridge that is where there is a four vehicle crash taking out the left lane. 4 minute travel time should take 24 minutes. crashs on the schuylkill and 95 and debris on 95 in the northeast by cotman that is gone now and delays at the walt whitman bridge because of the crash there earlier and a crash on the main line lancaster avenue 30 at old wynnewood road father the condos. and we are watching an opening here at the tacony palmyra bridge, for a northbound ship and heading back down soon, that means opening at burlington bristol bridge coming up likely before 6:30. back over to you. >> thanks matt. still ahead on "action news" tonight. one minute the street was there and the next minute it was absolutely demolished. you won't believe what cause that explosion and you heard a few pro anyone'sations of it today a none word made famous by president trump during a tweet. what is a covfefe and cecily tynan is at the zoo with cool creatures and interesting birds tonight. >> reporter: yes, and rick this guy this is his "action news" debut. this is hurricane lees and he is a buff chicken. originally bread in england back in the 1800s and what is interesting all chickens come from wild foul from india, and these guys are as you can see particularly big and they are known as the being very docile and the females are great egg layers and the males are very protective of the females. they make great husbands and this guy is really, really hungry and the wings asia exhibit. and i'll tracking weather for the bird for part of your weekend i'm talking about rain coming up live from the philadelphia zoo. this guy is hungry. >> what is he eating? >> meal worms. >> all right plus ducis rogers here with phillies and eagles and a preview of the nba finals. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman sachs president, phil murphy made his fortune in a rigged system. now the jersey machine has lined up with murphy and his millions. leaders should stand for the people, not the political machine. as a prosecutor, at treasury, and as head of the brennan center, i've taken on the powerful - from the mafia, to the nra, to the dark money that poisons our politics. i'll be nobody's governor but yours. cameras captured the moment that this water pipe captured this in the ukraine. the pipe burst and spewed sludge everywhere and several cars were damaged and no people were hurt. the cause is unclear. median kathy griffin is fired from her 10 year stint from the new years celebration part of fallout from holding a fake head resembling donald trump and that the stunt went too far. and the president and first lady called the imagery disturbing and the secret service will investigate as well. so what is covfefe. a word you never heard before today. because president trump and his late night twitter tendencies is senthe social media on fire. he tweeted quote, despite the constant negative press, covfefe. but the twitter verse exploded with mimis and tweets from jimmy kimmel, he said what makes me sad is i'll never write anything funnier than covfefe. and merriam webber dictionary looks up and checks twitter and regets and goes back to sleep and our own philadelphia police department tweeted out this helpful tip. please use your wipers and drive with covfefe. >> there you go. all right. ducis rogers is here with sports and our phillies. >> maybe covfefe is the pitcher that phillies need to bring up from the minors. >> can he hit, or pitch or manage? they need help. if rock bottom is here the phillies are three floors below that and they wrapped up their series with miami and they lost. and the two run jack makes it 3-0 miami. and then a ground to third and miguel franco, what in the world is that. they rule it a hit and 4-0 lead and justin bore hits his second hope run of the game. the phillies lose 10-2 and 6-22 for the move may. the eagles were back on the field today and wrapping up their latest round of organized team activities tomorrow. it may not seem like much can get accomplishes out there with the players practically in their underwear and no pads but they shared hire goals. >> we haven't had the same quarterback here since i got into the league this offseason i am excited about building that chemistry with carson and the receivers are excited about that opportunity as well. and the running game making sure are you right. >> we are working on that now figuring out the plan of attack and function as a defense and everybody's jobs compliment each other. and game one of the nba finals. for the third straight year it's cleveland and the golden state warriors. >> it doesn't have to be big to win the series, we both know that and come out and work hard every day and shoot around and once the games come hang out and go play. >> 6 abc is your nba final station. you can catch every game here. coverage of tomorrow night's hoper begins at 8:30 p.m. the union time to start another streak against union new york fc. and they had their unbeaten streak snapped in salt lake city. the coach likes the way they are performing. >> tightening up in defending over the past several games and a good job in that record and good amount of points and that is a positive and look forward to a bit a break to ending things strong against a dangerous nycs team. >> this will be played at yankee stadium and watch it here saturday afternoon and coverage begins at 1:00. to the ice game two of the stanley cup final and penguins lead 1-0. and catfish guy is off the hook. prosecutors are dropping the charges, allegheny county charged a national predators fan for tossing the catfish on the ice and facing up to six years in prison for disorderly conduct and possessing strums of a crime and disrupting a meeting but once again the charges are dropped. >> he won't do that again. >> he was in hot water. quick break. introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years. all with a 2-year agreement. switch now at fiosgigabit.com. donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. back to meteorologist, cecily tynan live at the philadelphia zoo with more bird friends. >> hello and i tell you this is amazing i'm here with christian and these are the most amazing looking birds i have ever seen. we are in the brand new wings of asia exhibit. i guess you are not suppose to sit down. you casually walk through the beautiful exhibit and we have a variety of species of asian birds. every color of the rainbow. this golden pheasant next to husband. >> you tell me there is american history with this? >> they are originally from china but in 1740 they came here to america and would grace the gardens here and even george washington was known to have them at mount vernon. >> and this guy with the beautiful blue face. >> this is also an asian species found in a different area overlapping china and india. beautiful colors you see the striking markings above its eyes and they are eating meal worms out of your hands, that is an experience the guests can come in and it's open 10:00 until 4:00 they can put the meal worms in their hands or toss it to the birds. >> even little kids? >> yes even little kids. >> a perfect day, but if it's cold they will be out. >> they are cold hardy and many are from the himalayan mountains then exhibit is open through november. >> wow there is other news things here at the philadelphia zoo here as well. coming up it's our summer ale festival and we are exciting june 24th from 7:00 until 10:00 p.m. purchase tickets online and we have over 70 different local and regional breweries and 15 different food trucks and live music and dj's and live music at the zoo at night very different. >> adult entertainment. >> yes. >> let me talk about the weather now, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing we have a few spotty sprinkles around most of the activity is out to the west with a cold front trying to move in and today what a day. philadelphia currently 79 degrees that is 1 degrees above normal. and allentown 80 and trenton 78 and brigantine 70 and dover 77 and temperatures returning 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that with that cold front pressing in from western pennsylvania we haven't seen severe weather to the north and parts of new england under severe thunderstorm watches and that front will come through with some limited activity tonight. so tonight allowing for a spotty thunderstorm and most areas though will see patchy clouds and 54 degrees in the suburbs and 62 for center city. and tomorrow as we welcome in june it is just going to be a gorgeous day. a strong westerly wind and that means you get a land breeze not a sea breeze at the shore. the boardwalk in atlantic city 76 and cape may 74 and allentown and wilmington 77 degrees, looking really good. heading into friday another front moving in and much like tonight. the activity will be very spotty. partly sunny ain few late thunderstorms possible. and 79 degrees in philadelphia and the high pressure remains control on saturday before a system rolls in on sunday bringing us yes some foul weather with some rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow pick of the week it's going to be gorgeous, 79 degrees and loads of sunshine and a dry day and friday nice with the possibility of a late thunderstorm and 79 and saturday mixture of clouds and sunshine and the better of the two days and sunday the rain arriving mid-day and sunday afternoon and night looks rainy and heading into next week very unsettled on monday with scattered showers and thunderstorms, 76. and tuesday it stays unsettled. 71 degrees and wednesday still cool and unsettled with a high of 71 degrees, so here from the wings of asia exhibit -- he is hiding behind you. i should mention that a lot of new babies at the zoo including a couple you'll have later this year. congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> back to you guys. >> congratulations christian. >> a reminder get the hourly updates on 6 abc app. it's a free download for your mobile device. that is it for us "action news" at 6:00 is next. >> for adam joseph, jaime apody, ducis rogers i'm monica malpass have a great night. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. wednesday night and mayor jim kenney's trip back to iceland is back on track and witnesses rescue people from a burning vehicle after a head-on crash in wilmington. >> but the big story on "action news" is a mistrial in the case of the state of new jersey verse david creato. the man was charged with the murder of his 3-year-old son but the jury was unable to reach a verdict and nora muchanic is live in haddon highway patrol. does the prosecution retry the case or does he go free? >> they made it clear they will retry this case and creato remains behind bars, this is a memorial to little brendon creato, who would be 5 tomorrow. there is still no justice for the toddler after the hung jury in his murder case. >> assistant prosecutor krit even shaw had no comment as she quickly left the camden county courthouse along with his mother. and moments before the judge declared a mistrial if the case against david creato accused of

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