schools were placed on lockdown and parents showed up to make sure their children was safe. >> my stepdaughter texted her and said he is safe and fine but don't let no student out of the classroom or nothing like that. the mom is in the car and worried and everything and he saying to her everything is fine. >> he said it is okay. and that is more important. and waiting for him to get out of school and take him home. >> the standoff lasted briefly. haan exited his truck and was taken into custody and was wunted for the shooting of a husband and wife along long acre drive. the husband, joseph molder died and his wave was taken to the hospital for gunshot injuries. >> as we learn more about is this shooting investigation, that press conference wrapped up not too long ago and the coroner says the victim was shot five times by two separate weapons. the victim's wife her condition is not known but the suspect locked up in jail facing one counts of homicide and an attempted homicide charge. that is the lastest from here. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now, to a major drug bust six kilograms of heroin found in a pickup truck is off the streets of bucks county. and police seized the drugs and arrested three men during a traffic stop. they released the details saying that the drugs were in a secret compartment in the back of the truck. edward torres is underarrest for this case and police say he was under house arrest for a robbery in camden and two accomplices are facing charges. >> the opioid deaths are through the roof. and overdosed continue to rise, this seizure of this six kilograms of heroin and on one single car stop for illegal tint- >> it's valued at more than $4 million and the dea says they were led to a home in wissinoming where they found drug par final yeah and $50,000 in cash. we turn to the the mass shooting in las vegas. all 58 victims are identified as they focus on the gunman's finance and travel. >> and questioning whether stephan paddock had an accomplice. it showed that he also scouted locations in boston and chicago. marcy gonzales is in las vegas with the latest. >> they believe that the gunman may have been planning a get away and after analyzing his cell phone and computer and talking to his girlfriend they have no clue as to his motive. >> 58 innocent people were murdered at a music festival and they question whether the gunman may have first tried to target other large events. in august he booked hotel rooms in chicago with a view of the lala palooza festival and looked for rooms near fenway park. >> officials confirming he rented a room in this las vegas condo overlooking a music festival a week before the massacre and investigators say that paddock may not have acted alone. >> have you to make an assumption you had to have had some help at some point. his girlfriend, marylou danley is being questioned with the fbi and now an officials say that paddock was seen with a different woman in the months before the attack. and they are looking to find out who she is. and what led to the shooting. among them jesus compose, the security guard approaching his hotel room and paddock shooting him through the door. >> he says he is doing okay and more than 150 others injured in the attack are still hospitalized. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." meanwhile, the massacre in las vegas has given way to a bipartisan call to consider regulating the device known as a bump stock. paul ryan says that congress should examine the devices used by the vegas shooter to convert his semi automatic devices into automatic devices. and they reiterated now is not the time to debate gun laws and but nancy pelosi says now is the time. >> we asked the speaker for the committee on gun violence, if you don't like these ideas, what can we come together. it's a big issue in our country. >> and sales of bump stock have went up for fears they will be outlawed. >> we are following the latest from las vegas on air and online. you'll find video and fultz photos from the scene and how to help. now a check of the accuweather forecast. adam joseph a promise of the return of summer and it's back. >> temperatures in the 80s and fairly humid and sun in the first half of the day and now the clouds have arrived. the numbers now 81 degrees in philadelphia. 82 new york city and 80 stretched down to roanoke and charleston, west virginia and a drop only in the mid to upper 60s due to rain along a front. as we look at the humidity levels, the dew points how it feels is back between 60 and 65 degrees, it is slightly humid out there. and we'll be soaring toward 70 for the dew points later on this weekend into early next week. there is a front and rain near pittsburgh heavy at times and sliding to the east and we'll watch for those showers to work their way through and a lot tf will fall apart but many of us could get hit by a shower or two by the 7:00 and 11:00 hour. and it stays warm through the upcoming weekend with the humidity really starting to spike back up and rain to pass back through here on monday. the remnant moisture of nate. we'll chat about that coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> adam see new a bit. >> state police say that a rape reported in bucks county never happened. the woman admitted she made up the story. she told investigators that two men forced her into a car and raped her on monday evening. but again police say such a crime never happened. so far there are in charges against her but the investigation is still underway. >> we have new details this afternoon about the deadly crash that snarled traffic for hour as long the schuylkill expressway. state police say that a motorcyclist lost control in the eastbound lanes and he was thrown from the bike and hit by a car. the 41 from newcastlele, delaware was pronounced dead on the scene. that crash happened at 3:00 and was not cleared up until just before 9:00. time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pellman is in traffic center. >> it's definitely slow out here. we look live at the schuylkill expressway this afternoon and again the eastbound lanes giving us problems. we have a crash under 30th street station and that was one not as serious as the one this morning involving the motorcycle. that crash just cleared a few minutes ago. but there is an eastbound backlog coming away from the boulevard from this point at montgomery drive and south street. 40 minutes on the eastbound travel time, and should be 14 not 40 as you head eastbound toward philadelphia. speeds like 6 miles per hour. over on 95, 12 miles per hour. it's just normal volume slowing us down and bogging us down over there. farther north in bucks county construction at the newtown exit. only one of two lanes gets by there. a couple of accidents in south jersey, one on 295 in mount laurel on the shoulder slowing with speeds in the mid-30s there. runnemede a bad crash on the black horse pike, if you want to use the white horse pike no problems there. and after the dump truck crash, by the expressway by the convention center and the schuylkill westbound city avenue and belmont a report of an object of road there. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, thousands of young dreamers face a deadline of today to secure their future but even that is uncertain. we'll explain. plus, we sit down with the new judges of american idol on abc, as we have a chance to hear the contestants for the very first time. >> and details of a new program sharing pride and literacy in west philadelphia. how they are stepping up to help families in their community. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! today is the deadline for tens of thousands of dreamers to renew their immigration status, a last minute push to get 48,000 immigrants to renew and with that renewal. some 800,000 of them face an uncertain future and president trump has aplan to end the daca program in six months and demanded congress fix the program. but there is no concrete plan to do it. daca grants protections to immigrants brought here illegally as children. and the race for governor in the home stretch. 6 abc is pleased to host the debate between phil murphy and kim guadagno. and send us the questions you would like the candidates to answer, go to twitter and use ~- njgov debate. here is a look at today's closing numbers on wall street. all indexes up today. dow jones up 113 points on the day and the nasdaq up more than 50 and the s&p 500 an eight day game streak here since 2013. good news on wall street. >> hundreds of drexel university students lined up for a chance to be hired for 200 employers this fall. and students showed up for the career fair and they go face-to-face with 230 employers and job opportunities range in fields from business to computer science. hey, recognize these super stars? katy perry, luke bryant and lionel richie are the official judges for the first season of american idol. they are in new york city getting a look at the crop of idol hopefuls, we were there for the first round of auditions at the judge's table. >> you called yourself the dream team and you are handing out dreams, these tickets are dreams? >> that is what the show does it actually changes people lives. you can name the names. they are out there. it's only the second day on the job but three of the biggest names are already hand picking the next big things. >> there are diamonds out there. >> american idols are sending buses out to the nooks and crannies. and host ryan seacrest is with the show since day one and is thrilled to rekindle his romance with his flame of 15 years. and the famous tag line. >> this is american idol. >> a moment -- is make or break. >> you have to have the if factor and have to shine. >> something these three people know about. >> perry has three diamond award winning hits. and luke bryant is a deck rated country music super star. and richie -- he is a living legend. and they are technically judges they are feeling more like mentors. >> i get to give back it's a teach can moment. tell them you know kids, let me tell you about this -- >> and you would probably want to hear that story from lionel richie right. and that premiers next year and coming up katy perry shares her fondest philly memory. there was something big that happened the last time she was here. >> looking forward to that. and the return of that show too. transformative for young stars. >> it's going to be great. >> yes alicia thank you. >> lets get a check of the accuweather forecast, meteorologist, adam joseph, summer is back. >> it is back and here to stay through the upcoming weekend and a chance for much needed rain here as well. not over the weekend. as we take a look at the weather center live sky 6 hd overlooking camden from the sky 6 hd camera in society hill and you can see some trees in there. mixed in with the buildings and a lot of them are still green at this point. in fact, we have a very dry stretch as of late. this fall season going into the end of summer. we picked up less than a .10 inch of rain in nearly 3 weeks and what does that do to the tre trees? this is a repeat of last fall we got dry, and a repeat this year, the warmth has stalled the foliage and we saw a pop in the northwestern suburbs and we had the long cool stretch and wet stretch. that early color has basically fallen apart and they have browned and leaves have fallen off the trees. and the stressed trees, they are stressed that will lead to dull colors more than likely and the leaves look to drop quickly and not stay on the trees for very long. speaking of the fall foliage as we look at the map, it is peaking and high there in the adirondacks and northern maine and new hampshire. but locally here it is low at this point with fall foliage from the lehigh valley to the shore. but once you hit north of the lehigh tunnel it's moderate and see some color, dull color this coming weekend. we are warm, upper 70s to low 80s. allentown millville and dover is 83 degrees at the present hour. early on the clouds moved in and yes you see rain coming in from the west and light showers that are falling apart and there are a few here and there during the evening hours and warm muggy night and 66 degrees for center city. and future tracker 6 showing the best conssation of the showers to the north and west. and by tomorrow morning the sunshine is back and feel the heat and humidity as we round out the week tomorrow with sun and clouds and temperatures like today going back into the lower and middle 80s with that moderate humidity. as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast. under partly sunny skies and the pick of the weekend is saturday and warm and tropically humid and 85 degrees, it's down right oppressive sunday and monday. 80 on sunday for the eagle a lot of clouds, and could bay shower or two. but most of the day looks to be dry and the best chance is columbus day 70 degrees with the remnant moisture from nate. we'll talk about nate in the seven-day forecast in the next half hour. >> all right, see you then. thank you. >> an american sign language teacher in cape may county is named the teacher of the year. amy anderson teaches at ocean city high school and the 45-year-old was selected from the field of seven finalists vying for the top honor and she sees the difference that the american sign language made at her school and wants to help bring more certified teachers to new jersey. >> it changed the culture of our school and changed our community. and it's just broadened students understanding of diversity and differences and accept ang within themselves and others. >> left you think this prize is a pat on the back. no, anderson gets a 2017 ford fusion and an easy pass and a paid one year sabbatical. and a chance to meet the president she represents new jersey in the national teacher of the year competition. good luck to her. next on "action news" we take you to a local barbershop filled with philly pride as they kick off a new resource for families. see how the community project is inlisting dozens of businesses spread the love of reading. ♪ ♪ that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any of these types of plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. join the millions who have already enrolled in the 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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with a question what has two ingredients but takes 24 hours to make. a peanut butter sandwich apparently. we'll show you the video taking over social media. >> and kentucky's governor is underfire for encouraging students to take a book to school today. it's the bible. and a young mother in vegas celebrates beating cancer and her daughter escaped the massacre with the help from very kind strangers. >> we'll begin with a ministry mystery in delaware. police are trying to figure out who stole a 7 foot tall bronze lectern and how they did it? vernon odom is live with more on this bizarre theft. >> reporter: by any measure stealing from the church is a loathesome act and it happened in wilmington in the last couple of weeks in a historic location. the church's steeple is a historic building where st. john called home until four years ago. the congregation had dwindled but the building is getting a knew lease on life. a nonprofit called ministry for caring is rehabbing the entire three acre complex and creating homes for low income seniors but a shattering discovery. the bronze lectern in use since 1907 is stolen. it's seven feet tall and weighs hundreds of pound. >> it was the beautiful out spread wings of an eagle and made of bronze and the bottom part is a circle and then a lion and then this breathtaking eagle. >> a bonded company is removing asbestos and occasional tours. police are on the lookout and salvage yards are on notice. >> i can't believe this part of of the history is missing and heart broken and hoping that someone will see this news story and know something about this and call us. >> edith attended st. johns here until it was closed. she met her future husband here and married him here and baptised their children here. >> would like to see it come back where it belongs. >> it was pretty secured. the diocese worked on it, we didn't have problems the years it was closed and empty. >> sharrie the owners of this entire complex, the ministry for caring, they want their lectern returned as soon as possible and right away, if that is done there will be no questions asked. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" live in wilmington delaware. >> vernon thank you. investigators in new jersey, are trying to figure out what sparked a ranging fire in trenton. the action cam was along the unit block as flames billowed in the afternoon air and authorities say that the property was vacant at the time and the fire was under control in 30 minutes and officials are trying to determine the cause. >> a picture circling on social media is now under investigation by delaware state police and the caesar rodney school district, it shows the high school's mascot, the rider holding a piece of paper with a racial slur written on it. the district issued eye statement writ ebb in part that their mascot would be used in such a manner and it has zero tolerance for this behavior. anyone with this information can call delaware crime stoppers, at 1-800-tip-3333. now to the unfolding investigation into the deadliest shooting in modern american history. we learn that the killer may have targeted another american city before las vegas. that stephan paddock booked hotel rooms during the lal palooza festival. and if the 64-year-old needed an accomplice moving the weapons into the mandalay bay. they are looking for a woman he was spotted with before he killed 58 and wounded 387. among them jesus compose. he was shot through the front door. >> his bravery was amazing because he remained with our officers providing them the key pass to access the door and actual continued to help them clear rooms until our officer demanded he seek medical attention. >> meanwhile survivors are continuing to share stories, showcasing the best of humanity in the midst of of such evil. including mother and daughter caddy huff. they went to celebrate cassidy finishing chemotherapy. she wrote about fans that came up to her daughter with a hug or words of encouragement. and their joy turned to terror. and then bullets came at them and two strangers physically carried cassidy to safety one after the other. she was hesitant to post anything about this, she felt compelled to thank them for helping her not lose her daughter for a second time. check 6abc.com for video and the latest photos and information on the numerous ways that you can offer some help. turning to the forecast and a warmer day for sure. summer is back and adam joseph joining us now with the accuweather forecast. a little more of this to come? >> it's stretches through sunday and the warmth and humidity comes up and the chance for rain in the beginning of next week . 80 in trenton and 81 philadelphia that is 10 to 11 degrees above normal for this time of year. 80 in wilmington and even upper 70s in the lehigh valley. and then factor in the due points sitting around 60 degrees and then it hits the 60 you say it feels a little humid outside and these numbers will go up to near 70 degrees on sunday and monday. as we take a look at sky 6 hd philadelphia international airport a lot of sun early in the day and the clouds have moved in and clouds coming through in parts of the evening hours and as we move forward again talking about the dew points how it feels on the body when you step out. tomorrow and saturday. right around the slightly humid range and we go into the upper 60s humid if not close to oppressive and tropical. so the air conditioners will need to be running here by the weekend especially into early next week. we'll chat about nate the latest tropical storm and let you know how much of an affect it will have on our weather in just a little bit. >> thank you. >> more than $240,000 in scholarships were awarded to philadelphia families today. and the money was presented at saint matthew's school in the may fair section. it came from the bridge educational foundation, before the scholarship presentation, students sang for their guests which included local lawmakers and representatives from other catholic schools. >> despite this flirtation with summer we talked about fall started two weeks ago and doctors say if you haven't noticed your household getting sick no need to be concerned yet. rick williams is live in the newsroom with the details on this today. >> hi brian, thank you. the spike in sickness according to doctors coincides with the beginning of classes because children are in close contact with other kids. and that means they are around new viruses and new bacteria. coming up tonight in health check, how you can help your kids get through the early fall colds and why getting sick now is no reason to worry. also, coming up tonight at 5:00 a price hike for netflix, the price that means more for the service coming up tonight at 5:00. until then lets go back to the studio season see you in just a little bit. >> see you at 5:00. from congress to concert. chamber organization extra is getting a new sound thanks to a retired congressman. ♪ ♪ >> the arc extra season opener a journey fromt to jazz it's nature rated by barney frank. the first time the congress from massachusetts has and gauge fire department a classic music performance. >> and still to come on "action news" your child has a tonka truck at home stick around there say video you will want to see today. and kentucky's governor is under fire for using his public facebook page encouraging kids to bring a specific book to class. the reason? the book is the bible. we'll hear from both sides coming up. >> when it comes to simple foods peanut butter sandwiches is as easy as it gets. and one food channel star turned it into a 24 hour process with more steps and tools. a mom and dad from florida have a warning for parents after a popular toy burst into flames. the thing is on fire. it could have been with my kid on it. fathers started to record as his son's ride on dump truck exploded into flames, it kept on igniting after being repeatedly put out with a hose. toys "r" us put a recall out for the truck but not related to the fire but check it out another video shows a different tonka truck ignighting into 2016 in the back a pickup truck. >> be aware. we were lucky our son was not on it. >> the truck's manufacturer did not announce plans to remove the toy from store shelves but did send an engineer to the haney's home to examine their toy truck. a hungry burglar broke into a mexican restaurant in long island, new york. it broke into the restaurant at nelly's and showed the suspect cooking him several a meal and then cleaning up after himself. he stole $100 and then left a dollar in the tip jar the owner says if he wasn't a crook perhaps he would have a career as a crook instead. >> new cell phone video shows the moments a 12-year-old girl was rescued from a manhole in buffalo, new york. >> grace knox fell into the uncovered manhole tuesday and she was trapped for an hour in two feet of cold water. officials say that she dropped her phone when she fell and waited until a bypasser george, heard her screaming for help. by the time first sponsors got to her she had a broken ankle and low body temperature. >> she kept on asking me call my mommy. call my mommy. it was a hard pill for me to swallow i cried after. >> grace was taken to an area hospital for surgery and he came to visit and brought her a gift. her family now calling him their hero. >> big talkers now in kentucky a big controversy brewing over the fact that the governor asked every kid in the state to bring a book to school today but not just any book, the bible. >> i want to encourage every young person in kentucky on october to 5th to bring their bible to school and use it as a points of conversation and conversation with other students. >> the governor took to facebook saying it's already to do this, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. some saying the main issue is the separation of church and state. in kentucky it's not against the law to pray or read but brick your bible to school day they say crossed the line. there are opinions on facebook some love it and some think it's appropriate. i have a post up now. >> a peanut butter sandwich. classic. iconic. two ingredients pb and bread: a slice and you are done. now a food host making that as divisive as the crunchy versus smooth. now how to make peanut butter slices a school hack intended to save you time. >> peanut butter slices there is no mess and it's just done for you. you have a peanut butter slices and not rip your bread. perfect. >> so bev is making frozen slices of peanut butter that you lay across the sandwich bread like a slice of cheese. she needs parchments paper and a rolling pin and kitchen sheers to cut the slices in between the parchments paper and the overnight hour to create the frozen slices and some call it genius and others say please stop complicating the world's easiest sandwich. i thought it might be good. but some are like really, i spread it and cut it and i go. >> alicia you don't have time to do that? let me find a minute. no. >> lets get a check of the roads right now. matt is here with the the update. >> good afternoon guys, i will not say you are getting home in a jiff but it's easier than this morning on the schuylkill expressway this is where everybody was forced off of the eastbound side in university city for over five hours. this afternoon things are moving better and eastbound crash at 30th street that is long gone now, while we are here overnight they close the westbound lanes at 30th street and restrictions start at 9:00 and closures start at 11:00 and they will do this a bunch of the nights tonight too. and speeds of 10 miles per hour around penn's landing and farther north in bucks county our mid-day work zone has cleared out and both lanes are open there. lets update you on construction zones we are getting used to this one in franconia, the cow path road bridge over perkiomen bridge. and chester county they reopened the township road bridge over the route 1 oxford bypass, go ahead and use that again. but the work continues on the bypass itself. over in winslow, we are watching a bad crash along cross keys road at old bridge avenue but the one in glendora has cleared out by doll house tattoo parlor, a favorite of brian taff's. >> that is why i have to wear the collar up here. >> he nailed you. got you. all right matt thank you. stepping outside now sky 6 hd giving us a live look at wiggins park on this thursday. it's over 80 degrees. >> it is meteorologist, adam joseph, as the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. for the summer weather will continue to hang around. as we take a look at the weather center right now live on sky 6. the cloud cover moved in and a lot of sun on the front end of the day today. no precipitation in the cloud cover as of right now. but we could see a couple of showers breaking the way through the region during the evening hours. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we look to the west and you do see reds and oranges in there. there are no thunderstorms but most of this is falling apart and as the boundary again comes close by, we could see a shower or two in parts of the region and north and west with of philadelphia between 7:00 and 10:00 tonight. it could spritz or so here and there. as we look at the really warm numbers, 81 right now in philadelphia and 80 in trenton and 80 in wilmington for allentown and reading and 83 in dover and warm there as well with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. there is the front around he interstate 80 and throwing clouds our way and a batch of rain and if you watch the radar in the evening and overnight hours, most of this kind of evaporates. as we get into 9:00, 10:00, everything is pretty much gone. here is future tracker 6 at 8:30, the best chances north and west of the city to see the light showers, they are gone by midnight and as we wake up here in the morning, 7:30 a.m. a mixture of sun and clouds and a dry start to friday and a dry send to friday. the front is still close by there are clouds and sun at times and staying warm and 82 degrees and the humidity is about where it is today. high pressure to the north and south and the front lifts to the north on saturday a strong low pressure develops in the northern and western great lakes and sending temperatures 15 degrees above average and 83 for the high and the tropical humidity is flooding in with the southwesterly winds, speaking of the tropics, tropical storm nate winds 40 miles per hour and back over the water and hits the yucatan and then into the gulf of mexico and can be a category one hurricane saturday afternoon and making landfall near new orleans over the weekend and quickly weakens into a tropical storm and the track goes near our region here monday into tuesday, notice the winds. we have stronger winds and this, wind is not the issue despite the remnant rain will pass by here next week. and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast partly sunny and warm and 82 degrees, 85 degrees on saturday. warm and humid. a lot of clouds on sunday maybe a shower around and 80 degrees. and monday into early on tuesday, tropically humid as the remnant moisture passes by and this is very good news for us. we need some of that rain without the wind and then we go into the middle of next week still above normal temperatures as we turn cooler 73 degrees a week from now. how google's new gadgets stack up against the competition next. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! so google is looking to compete are rivals and the company most associated with the search engine unveiled smart phones and speakers with artificial intelligence as it tries to compete with rivals amazon and apple. the pixel 2 and pixel 2 xl showed off the android operating system and pack a powerful rear camera and have the screens and fingerprint sensors, a lot of it looks and feels like the competitors but this also has access to the lens feature within the google photos app. if you point it on to a sign with the animal. the lens will give you relevant information about the animal say phone numbers or a dog's breed. and like the new iphone the new pixels don't have the head phone jacks and they unveiled new wireless head phones that translate 40 spoken languages and one of the new smart speakers similar to the apple home pod and the echo dot. the market has new devices if you are shopping around. >> thank you alicia. that does it for "action news" at 4:00. i'm brian taff, i hope you join me with sharrie and ducis rogers for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. peterson's wife. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. startling news for parents in one south jersey community tonight. their childrens school is filled with mold. and at least one family reported their child getting sick and now a planned vote to shut the school down. the big story on "action news" is the health hazard at holy glen elementary in gloucester county. nora muchanic is live with the details. >> reporter: monica, parents say they are complaining for years that the school is making their kids sick and now we may know why that is happening. ten rooms here were tested and all of them had mold in various places and the board of education is asked to okay a plan to temporarily shut down holly glen elementary to be cleaned up. >> 7-year-old andrew petry in the blue shirt and his pal matthew should be in school but their parents kept them home because they believe the school is making them sick. >> it was the very first day back of school. comes home the first day of school and is sick. >> cough and sneeze and stuffy nose. that is what it feels like. >> both boys are students at holly glen elementary a

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