grieve. >> reporter: stunned but staying strong, this is how the community is showing the tv station, wdbj they are not alone. >> i have 119 emails and all of my voice mail baxs are full and it's all with people reached out. >> they held a moment is of silence on the evening news the same time they lost their colleagues just 24 hours earlier on live tv. >> the whole thing just crushes my soul. >> allison's fire is heart broken with the horrific loss beginning to hit him. >> we used to also go kayaking, i look down the river and realize -- i'm sorry she is not going to be there. with me. >> abc news is not showing the video of the fatal shooting recorded and posted on social media by the shooter, former reporter, bryce williams whose real name is vester flannigan fired two years ago. police continue to search his apartment for answers but in a rambling suicide note to abc news he claimed he was the victim at work because he was a gay, black man. >> in response to those allegations, the station's general manager came out and said all claims of mistreatment were investigated and determined to be unfounded. flannigan in the meantime committed suicide following a police chase, the third shooting victim remains in the hospital in good condition. we are live in roanoke, virginia, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. an emotional day there. >> we continue on 6abc.com, we have video and pictures of the heartfelt tributes the journalists that lost their lives. drexel university is putting their studentses on alert after a series of crimes near their homes on campus next week. >> annie mccormick is live in powelton what we they are doing to keep their students safe. you spoke with a victim of one of those crimes? >> luckily the girls were not home at the time and are okay. but police are okay, in at least two cases people were inside sleeping when the burglar or burglars were inside stealing. drexel senout a campus wide alert and upped their patrols. >> drexel student lisa could not get into her apartment, someone locked the door from the inside and knew her sister wasn't home. >> i basically had to break through the lock. >> i looked in and my tv was gone, it was right in the fronts and then also my new laptop i got a few weeks ago and my backpack was taken. >> the mccardle sisters are just two of the victims of burglars in a span of apartments near drexel university. police received reports of five duringries, they believe two apartments were hit in the 2200 block of powelton and another one in the 3200 block of summer. then monday came two more reported burglaries, this time later in the morning in the 300 block of north 33rd street, in those cases a front door was propped open and the during alreadies muscled their way into two apartments. philadelphia are not having luck with surveillance video, and they are urging students to stay vigilant. >> we have not caught anybody coming into the buildings, the person doing it is aware of the area and is walking zns of the campus and can avoid detention of the cameras, it's a matter of alerts the kids at this point. >> it's the end of the semester here at drexel so a lot of stubtss have their finals next week but the mccardle girls, the laptop that was stolen has her final next week. if you have any information you are urged to call police. reporting live in powelton, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. septa officials are encouraging anyone coming to town for next month's papal visit to use public transit. they stressed how close septa can get visitors to the francis festival grounds, every drop-off point is less than a two mile walk when the pope will be in town. >> this event is important for the entire region, and we know how important it is when moving large crowds. we make it easy for people to come see the pope. >> casey said more than 100,000 of those special papal passes are still for sale, the tickets are $10 and can be bought around septa stations around the area, can you get the latest on plans for the papal visit with our special twitter account, just follow at 6 abc pope. kind of a tinge of fall out there. >> but a beautiful one. we get a first check of the accuweather forecast. >> lets go to adam joseph live along city avenue. >> we have a nice breeze and low humidity, and sunshine sharing the sky with the clouds. but a fall feeling, right now 80 degrees in philadelphia, 79 in new york city and 60s in syracuse and pittsburgh, a heavier cloud cover up there with a couple of scattered showers, but that wind coming in from the northwest has brought in the very dry air where dew points in the low 50s from the mid-atlantic up through new england and up to the south in parts of virginia and north carolina, in the 50s for dew points. some high clouds just off the coast move ngt southwesterly direction and once the sunsets, we'll lose a lot of that cloud cover, it will turn clear quickly just before the 7:00 or 8:00 hour, and the temperatures fall to 72 tonight. when i come back we'll talk about the return though of the 90s and humidity, as we get into the end of the august and beginning of september in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. we want to show you breaking news right now, out of bucks coins, chopper 6 hd over the scene of a fire, this one in levittown reported in the unit block of nectar liable. it appears that the fire crews made quick work of this one and there was heavy smoke on arrival and no reports of injuries and this appears under control today in levittown bucks county. people in pennsylvania will be able to vote online, governor tom wolf and sosa noupgsed the measure today, a promise he made during his campaign next week. it's accurate and easier than recommendingstering on paper. pennsylvania is the third state to implement the online registration. the sixers made the largest donation to the police athletic league. josh harris is donating $3.5 million over five years as a grant through his family's foundation, the athletic league or powl. 6 abc manager, bernie prazenica was on hand for the big announcement. good news for the children. it's time now for the "action news" traffic report. lets do it. >> hi guys. i'll try to be a pal and tell you where not no go. first one is 95 in delaware county, a messy accidents scene in the southbound lanes close to 420 and wanna maamaker avenue. and several police officers as well. and just the right lane is squeezing by, coming south of the airport along 95 we are barely moving heading down to the blue route 476, staying local on 491, instead of southbound, another problem is chester county eastbound direction and approaching the easy pass only exit, in malvern, a crash blocking all lanes, in this case bail at downingtown and take 30 to 202 north to the valley forge interchange and elsewhere in chester county a crash closing newark road and at the top of the hour, the horrible overturned vehicle against involving the pedestrian, that closes 206, ridge road is a possible alternate. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter record on in thursday, almost friday, people are talking about the mess on the pennsylvania turnpike in chester county, look at all the alerts. eastbound and westbound jammed. eastbound no traffic getting by, 100 to 30 to 202 is the way to get around it. we'll check it again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead, is it the world's perfect car, the new model that performed so well it forced consumer reports to change its ratings system. and one-on-one with president obama, monica malpass joins us with her sit down interview with the president. and time for another edition at down at the shore today and melissa magee is live for us in brigantine, hi melissa. >> ooh hey brian and sharrie, i think i got something, i'm getting close, a gorgeous day here in brigantine, what better day to go fishing in the back bays of brigantine, we'll cast our rod and fish for some flounder, we'll have more on this when "action news" returns. oh, my gosh i think i got a bite. let me real it in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. i was about to head to thecheck. bank, but out of nowhere it just started to rain. like really rain. [clap of thunder] i did not want to go out. [clap of thunder] but then i was like duh, just use your phone. mobile-deposit-techno-thingy to the rescue. i'm rayna. and i bank human at td bank. a car accident calls this geyser in los angeles today closing a busy intersection, it sent water high into the air and the water soaked a pair of power lines right above the accident and a car that had come to a stop below it. the intersection was shut down and no word on injuries or outages, because of this accident. "action news" travelled to the white house this week to interview president obama one-on-one, and he talked about a wide range of issues including the shooting in virginia and monica malpass has a preview of that interests view now. >> reporter: the president's proposed nuclear agreement with iran is picking up steam but wanted to get some reporters in there and assure he had the backing from people that had not responded yet. the deal aims to dismantle most of their nuclear program for a relief of billions in sanctions. obama says the deal is the only way to protect the world from a real threat. >> that doesn't mean that suddenly we have a good relationship with iran, it means that we have taken off the table what poses a game changer, a great threat to us. >> i'll have more on what president obama said about the iranian deal, coming up on "action news" tonight at 5:00. >> all right monica thank you. wal-mart says they will no longer sell ar 15's and other rifles, the sale of modern sale rifles are down, and the company says the change is not related to mass shootings involving those rifles, many investors have pressured the retailer to monitor gun sales more closely. tesla's new high end model is getting high praise. one group says it's better than perfect. they gave the model, sp 85 d a score of 103 and that sought of 100, consumer reports had to change its scoring method because the car performed so well. it's the first time that consumer reports gave a car a perfect score but that comes with a price, the new model retails for $130,000. now, here is a look at toe's closing numbers, green arrows across the board, the dow closing up 370 points and the nasdaq 115 and the s&p 500 up 47 points. >> maybe more people can afford teslas now. some teenagers embarking on their college career got a lesson on giving back. incoming freshman for rutgers camden got a lesson in cleaning up, some 200 young adults kicked off in the city for their soon to be new neighbors. meanwhile the new freshman class at newman university moved on to campus, students found their dorm rooms and met their roommates and moved in with the help of their loved one, there are 425 students in the freshman class than is up from last year. including another day of service this one planned for saturday. the family at the philadelphia zoo expanded address they welcomed their newest arrival to bear country, meet kayla, the sloth bear was introduced to people today. the 2-year-old came from the san diego zoo back in july, to be cared for in philadelphia. zoo keepers say she loves to climb and dig up the ground. she actually eats insects. >> they seem to enjoy the weather out there today. >> lets head to meteorologist, adam joseph on what comes next. >> it will be another 48 hours before we start to heat things up around here, but sky 6 hd over center city, some clouds welled up because of cooler than average air, right now only in the middle 70s, for berks county and lancaster county and 80 in philadelphia and millville, and right along the shore upper 70s to around 80 degrees, there you can see the wind, moving in the northwesterly direction, averaging 10 miles per hour and that means at the shore, not much of a sea breeze, more of a land breeze although it is very week. as we look at satellite from earlier this morning, crystal clear blue sky and refreshing and crisp feeling and then the clouds pulled into from that northwesterly direction where the cooler air is coming in and these are all driven -- meaning the cooler air aloft is acting with the sunshine and once the sunsets you'll lose the cloud cover. as we look at the forecast, turning clear and the coolest august night so far. 63 in philadelphia, 55 in reading, 54 in allentown and 57 in millville and 61 in dover. your get away forecast for friday, mostly sunny and 85 degrees and sunnier than today, and gorgeous at the shore and 81 degrees, in the poconos, still low humidity and sunny and comfy and high in the middle 70s. as we look at tropical storm erica, she looks mighty with her size, winds have come down from this afternoon, sustained at 40 miles per hour, some shear with strong winds trying torica up a bit, she will encounter land and dry air, it will keep it as a weak tropical storm at this point and then beyond that as it passes through the bahamas on thursday morning, it could be off the coast of moment as a category one hurricane. the cone of uncertainly is anywhere you see the red, she could go to the gulf of mexico or florida, at the very minimal she is heading towards the turks and caicos. 85 degrees and sunny and warmer over the weekend and the humidity comes up a little bit saturday and definitely on sunday with the heat and high clouds in the afternoon of 90 degrees and as we say good-bye to august, on monday, dog days of august are around and still 90 degrees with hazy sunshine and we are talking a heat wave as we head into the month of september. we'll show you more of those 90s on the seven day coming up in the next half hour. >> thanks adam. well, someone that bought a lotty ticket in south philadelphia is a million bucks richer, a ticket sold at moore mini mart matched all five numbers, and the winner has not yet come forward, the market will get a $10,000 bonus, this is the third winning ticket in pennsylvania this week, there was a $2 million power ball in chester county and a million dollar mega millions winner in juniata county. lucky times in pennsylvania. buy your ticket here. still ahead, we check in down the shore with melissa magee, live in brigantine and apparently catching fish. and a break in a popular philadelphia cheese stake shop, a crime caught on camera. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go. for all the nevers in life, state farm is there. a clerk was injured during an armed robbery in the wynnewood section of philadelphia, it happened at 3:30 a.m., on the 1400 block of city avenue, three masked men robbed the store and one had a gun and they attacked the clerk who went to the hospital. the suspects got away with the money. police in philadelphia are looking for the man that broke into a cheese shop, they say he shattered the glass at larry's steaks on west girard avenue, once inside he took two cash registers and ran off, police have not said what was inside of those registers, they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. we have much more coming up on "action news." criminals caught on camera, breaking into a new jersey jewelry store. and now they take time to have fun with the kids in the commune and break ougt the popular dance move. "action news" continues. it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with an unusual accusation from a gambler, he said it was the local casino's fault he won big. >> and a complete stranger's act of kindness is bringing a college student home from cuba, this gesture is more than they could ever have imagined. and small compliances that actually work are hard to come by, "action news" shows you the best ones out there. workers at a mercer county jewelry store are reeling today. two thieves came in and smashed the cases and made off with thousands of dollars worth of diamonds. >> trent jewelers not a big change, they have been operating in the area for 50 years, the police and the owners believe that the thieves must have cased the store before pulling off the heist, they knew exactly what they wanted and swooped in to get it in the matter of seconds. >> two tleefs broke into the jewelry store and one took a tire iron to smash a case and his partner made a beeline to another case, they filled their case worth of $80,000 worth of rings and other estate jewelry. >> he ran directly to the case and took out -- busted the glass and took out the five trays of diamond rings, each tray had 22 rings in it. >> the two men were both wearing bandanas to cover their faces. >> someone had to come in and case the place. >> employees are reviewering the last months surveillance tapes to see if the burglars appear prior to the heist. >> police are hope that someone out there may recognize the pair. >> maybe someone will recognize the manrisms or the method they used or how they walk. >> they say insurance does not cover items not placed in the store safe overnight and after being robbed of $80 thoughts worth of jewelry 18 years ago it family is rooeling. >> it's part of our retirement, that we worked for. >> it's incredibly painful, knowing how hard your family works. >> they are offering a ta hundred reward for information and arrest of the thieves, if you have any information you are asked to call police. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> okay nora thanks. meantime, friends and co-workers are honoring the reporter and photographer shot and killed in virginia yesterday, they are planning the vigils starting tonight to remember allison parker and adam ward, police say that a disgruntled employee vester flannigan killed a man in the middle of an interview on live television, he shot the woman being interview and she survived with a gunshot wound to her back. philadelphia police are investigating a robbery at a motel in winfield this morning at the north motor inn, police say that two men held a guest at gun point and took his wallet, phone and backpack and the victim was not hurt and the suspect ran from the scene. a cumberland county man accused of killing his brother tried to hide the body made his first appearance in court today. peter rawlin faces nine counts in the case of his brother steven, he was reported missing a year after family and friends last saw him, earlier this year they found his remains buried around the area of vineland. an ocean county, new jersey, man will spend five years in prison for trying to lure a girl. allen plead guilty to the charge in may, prosecutors say that he handed the girl a note at the stafford public library asking her to go to the movies. a professional poker player accused of cheating says that it was the casino's food saying they use free liquor and waitresses to distract gamblers. both sides are suing each other over the big win, the borgata says he was sorting and arranging good carded and ivy says it was all his skill. now to tracking a tropical storm erica, officials in the dominican republic say that four people have died in mudslides and flooding hitting the island. >> meanwhile people in florida are not taking chances, they are hitting the grocery store and gas station. >> keeping an eye on her adam. >> especially that far in advance, it wouldn't be until monday or tuesday that erica would see landfall in the united states. as we look at the present imagery, the red is the thunderstorms and intense winds sustained at 45 miles per hour at guadeloupe right now and the leeward islands and is encountsering an infavorable environment. it helps to feed tropical systems, water is extremely warm as well. on the flip side a lot of strong winds in the upper atmosphere called wind shear as it heads to san juan and the dominican republic and that helps to rip the storm apart and not everything is coming together to keep the storm on the strong side but if she holds herself together this is the spaghetti plot, there is good consensus aiming towarded the turks and caicos and the edge of miami and jacksonville. it depends if she stays together, that is the possible panel into early next week. i was hoping to go to miami next week. >> probably not now. >> need to cancel. adam thanks. >> city leaders in camden are taking to the streets in an effort to reduce crime, crews were on the streets cleaning up neighborhoods that see a spike in heroin sales, overgrown brush was removed while abandoned properties were torn down, the many area was used for drug sales and prostitution and other illegal activity. camden authority says this is an ongoing initiative to improve quality of life. a beauty salon helps one kids in a north philadelphia neighborhood give the kids a new look free of charge. >> they hosted a special hair drive there, the owner understands the economic hardships of parents in the neighborhood, and the hair drive continues tomorrow from 9:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the evening, those kids are looking sharp. >> i like that name, sassy. very fitting. many. the summer is winding down but there is plenty to do down at the shore. >> this week "action news" is in brigantine, new jersey, melissa magee are you calling her sassy? we saw you get a bite earlier anything good? >> you know what, i didn't think it was big enough for our dinner so i threw it back, we have quite the appetite these days, i want to rub this in adam's face, i don't know if you remember four or five years ago, we were in brigantine, with andy -- >> who is that stud on the far right. that has to be the girl, me. this is andy from rip tide bait and tackle, we were surf fishing and today we are doing a little boat fishing, we are fishing for flounder, wave hello guys, of course flounder is big this kind of year and striped bass. a couple of rounds. >> hopefully we'll get something good, more on the hot happenings the next hour, i know you remember this picture carefully. >> i remember catching something really good that day. >> i caught you with my net. p.m. >> too much fun, good days on a throw back thursday, hopefully we catch some flounder and get a good dinner. i'll send it back over to you. >> bring it in melissa. feisty and sassy. >> mel melissa magee we love you. up next, a new high tech gadget is giving new hope to couples struggling to get pregnant, how it makes it a little easier. tears of joy -- >> thanks to a total stranger, coming up in big talkers how a college student stranded in a cuban hospital is coming home because of someone's big heart. former president, jim gardner's church is overwhelmed by pep that want to attend his sunday school lessons, more than 700 people showed up last week to hear carter teach, after he announced he is being treated for cancer that spread to his brain. the small church is now limiting the number to 400, carter is scheduled to teach this weekend and three times in september. all right sharrie over to the big bore now with the big talkers, we'll start with the piece of technology, it can help couples who are struggling to get pregnant. this is the yo no, it claims to continually monitor a woman's temperature as she sleeps each night, tracking body temperature is a popular way for women to figure out when they are ovulating but remembering to write it down every day is a hassle for some but the yo no could help with you that, and the retail price is expected to start at $149. how about this, in florida one stranger's big act of kindness getting a whole lot of attention. instead of getting ready to start the semester, barbara jimenez is in a hospital recovering from a car crash and her family could not afford an exceptionive air ambulance ride home that is when someone stepped in offering to fly her back and giving her a medical team. >> within you have an opportunity to give back, you should. >> someone that doesn't know me or my sister, and has no vested interest in doing this, it's amazing that people like this still exists. >> that act of kindness is saving the family $15,000 to $20,000 money they did not have. she is expected to be back in the tampa, florida, area next week. you can call this an impromptu music video with the best intentions and worthy stars as well. ♪ ♪ >> that is the work of the philadelphia police department 35th district. they are encouraging kids that were walking by to join in and you had to do the nay nay. some firefighters joined in too and the goal is to leave a lasting impression of police on kids and it looks like it worked. i love that. now a check of the roads, matt pellman, he was doing the nay nay a few minutes ago. >> for those trying to decide yea or nay, it's nay in the southbound lanes of delco, a crash that happened, they are in the process he getting it cleaned up and the left lane is blocked. again nay as you come south of the airport speeds in the teens, use 291 or 13 as an alternate, don't use mcdade because there is a crash there at siycamore a the let there be rock school. >> and the crash that was blocking all lanes of ininterests change is gone and king of prussia, 202 by the turnpike blocking one sts lanes you can get by and you are looking at slow speeds and downed wires in upper merion blocking henderson road. use 23 and allen dale road to get around that. and 202 dekalb pike, skippack pike, but better news in plymouth meeting, at 10:30 this morning they reopened plymouth road, it's been closed since march. >> see you shortly thank you. coming up tips for buying affordable aflinss and getting the job done. a live look from sky 6 hd over center city, meteorologist, adam joseph has it's exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. good intentions. is paved with mr. president, we know you tried to make a good deal with iran. whose leaders stone women, hang homosexuals, sponsor mass terrorism, scream for the destruction of israel and death to america. so, what if you're wrong? and they can't be trusted? senator casey, don't trust iran. vote this down. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to take the deal. get a $1000 volkswagen reward card on select 2015 jetta models. or lease a 2015 jetta s for $139 a month after a $1000 volkswagen bonus. adam is back now and a nice day outside, it's cooler for august. >> a nice break, you'll see the seven day, you'll want to enjoy the break before the heat and humidity return which it will. taking a look now at double scan live radar, all is quiet despite clouds that develop out of the northwesterly flow this afternoon, that is an indication that the atmosphere up stairs really cool and with the august sunshine, at the shore, the weak wind coming in from the northwest trying to fight a sea breeze, overall 77 and 78 degrees, down at the shore points in new jersey, 79 in wilmington and only middle 70s to the north and west, at the poconos at 67 degrees, satellite and radar, a couple of things going on. there you can see the cumulous clouds building in from the north and west and high clouds are streaming in from the coast, a storm off the carolinas developing and it will stay off to sea and we'll see a couple of high clouds from that in the beaches in delaware and shore points in new jersey. the clouds will clear out and how in the suburbs and 63 for stent center city. and the jet stream is bringing in the cooler air temporarily and temperatures around 80 degrees, the jet stream will lift back up into canada, over the weekend and beginning and middle parts of next week with the jet stream to the north it turns hazy, hot and humid with temperatures in the 90, erica will help keep that heat and humidity in as she buckles that jet stream to the north. as we go to the shore, melissa magee is in brigantine, i'm trying to look and see exactly where you are. you are not the driver but in the front doing something. what are you doing out there on the bay? >> i'm just chilling adam. just sitting on the dock of the bay. you don't want to do anything at the bay, they have borgata, and other casinos as well. a gorgeous skyline, we have the shore forecast covered for you, and friday it's sunny and pleasant, a high temperature of 80 degrees, we get into saturday mostly sunny and a break books bright one at 82, and sunday things change, a ridge of high pressure moving offshore and turning humid with a high temperature coming in at 82 degrees, tomorrow adam, saturday they look great and tomorrow and sunday the humidity creeps up a little bit. it's a gorgeous afternoon. wish you were here with me doing some fishing. still going to be a great day. >> melissa you see the net there? i found an old photo right here of us two when we were down there, i'm tweeting this out. i'm going to tweet this out. i got a great catch down there a few years ago. can you demonstrate? she won't demonstrate. you'll see it on my twitter account. when the forecast is done, when you look at the poconos forecast, 79 a few clouds saturday and an isolated thunderstorm on stunned with the temperature of 80 degrees, a pretty nice three days ahead. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice finish and low humidity on friday and warmer saturday and 88 and we get high clouds coming in sunday and monday as the heat and humidity return near 90 degrees and as we say hello to september, not much changes, 90 degrees and it stays in the low 90s as we get into wednesday and thursday and very muggy, so another heat wave, is on the way as we get into the month of september. >> what do you think. that is what i wanted to see. i'll see it on twitter too. consumer reports has rounded up must have appliances for your pad and they have your budget in mind. emerald smith moved into her new apartment off campus. not to worry after doing testing, consumer reports has your hand picked recommendations, first essential a decent coffee maker, pods are convenient but have draw backs. >> they are pricey and none were as good as grown coffee from specialty roasters you can use in a drip coffee maker. >> this one is easy to use and brew a good cup of coffee. >> a toaster oven is perfect for cooking pizza and small meals, this is a great stand in for a toaster, and for $110 it's half the price for other recommended toaster ovens. >> a less expensive option, the nutri ninja pro personal blender, you can whip up a smoothy and take it to class. >> a vacuum is good to have, this top rated dyeson is about $300 but for half the price this shark rocket gets the job done too. for a microwave, consumer reports recommends the panasonic inverter model. n 69 bf for $169. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and melissa magee. i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me with adam and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. on phl 17. >> now here is a look ahead at 5:00. a new cast is helping to heal the broken bones of children without getting in the way of their fun, ali gorman has more on the cast you can get wet. that is coming up. and a well party for the pig painting, what is behind the unusual event in delaware county. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> the big story on "action news" breaking news out of south happen ton county, route 206 is closed in both directions after a crash that killed two people. it happened at 2:15 this afternoon, a car overturned killing a pedestrian, a passenger in the vehicle was also killed, the driver was air-lifted to cooper hospital, this is 206 at garden street. no estimate when this roadway will reopen. >> we are following breaking news in nearby burlington township, this is where flames broke out at a plastic company. you can see the view from chopper 6 hd black smoke pouring from the roof. no one was hurt. and updates on both of the breaking stories are available on 6abc.com. >> now to the latest on the news crew, ambushed and killed live on tv. the woman being interviewed, vicky gardner sought of the medically induced coma and in good condition. >> meantime the memorials for allison parker and adam ward continue to grow and questions about what happened to the shooter, vester flannigan after he was fired as a reporter at the station two years ago. the staff stood outside wearing a ribbon in memory of allison and adam. the news director talked about how difficult it has been t

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