fortunately for her it was a small caliber bullet. and as you heard there place saying that woman was fortunate it was a small caliber bullet that shot her in the face this morning single bullet, we re told, you heard the police office their mention that there were witnesses in the home, we are told one wants actually when he heard the shot escaped from second floor window on to the roof. police had to go on ladder and bring him back down. he and other witnesses are being interviewed by east detective this morning. and that woman remains in critical condition at temple at this time. erika, diane? incredible, justin, thank you. promising new jersey high school football player is now fight to go survive after he s the victim of a hit-and-run crash, 17 year old just riding skateboard home when he was struck. accident happened early sunday morning, pennsville salem county. eyewitness news reporter jan carabeo live at pennsville high school this morning where that studen
traffic is forced off at woodhaven road and there is still some vehicles trapped north of street road and north of woodhaven south of the accident and north of woodhaven. what is the traffic out there northbound? horrendous, a dead stop people were getting out and walking around. on the highway. from street road to woodhaven road. long time? yes absolutely. cleaning that mess up. police are telling us that it could be 6:00 before i-95 northbound reopens, they have to call accident investigators to the scene and clean up all the wreckage including the scrap metal out on the road, we know that one person died in this collision and it s unclear who that person was and which vehicle they were riding in and we are working to collect more information, again i-95 northbound is diverted at woodhaven and creating a mess on the streets of bensalem. i m sara bloomquist, channel 6 action news. sara, thank you. because of that mess we ll check in with matt pellman shortl
picture and extra effort to get the perfect shot cost her her life. thursday night and the big story on action news tonight is a death plunge tonight on a busy center city street. an 18-year-old college student fell on top of a woman walking below. action news reporter sharee williams is live at the scene tonight and sharee you have the details. and jim this is not every day case but at this point they don t believe foul play is involved and they do not think this is suicide this is where it happened 8th floor this building in center city. they believe the fall was an accident. as you can imagine it has temple university and people in this area very shaken it s scary to her that happen. an 18-year-old temple student fell from a window and died. philadelphia police say just before 6 p.m. 911 calls began to pour in of two women badly hurt in center city. someone came rouning down the road saying don t go that way ma am it s not a pretty sight. the 18-year-old studen
justin finch live at southwest detective. good morning. reporter: good morning this case has been in fast motion since friday. since then police here in philadelphia have teamed with maryland police to track down my apparel or in maryland, their next step to bring her here to philly, to face charges after her son was found dumped in cobbs creek park. forty-one year old parlor had been in maryland since about early last week, police say she was there to see her boyfriend, we re told, and to do so she left her 21 year olson alone in cobbs creek park, sometime on monday morning. now, her son is quadriplegic, non-verbal, and also suffers from cerebral palsy. he was left thereon his back with a blanket, a bible, on top after pile of weeds. and for five days, he was left helpless in the rain and cold until a passerby found him on friday night. now, most recently he was being cared for at chop, he is suffering from nail nutrition dehydration, vision problems and a cut to his back.
played, but it won t be opened to the public due to safety concerns. earlier the president did condemn the rioters during an afternoon news conference. there is no excuse for the kind of violence that we saw yesterday. it is counterproductive. when individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loo thet, they are not protesting they re not making a statement. they are stealing. eyewitness news is in baltimore tonight as authorities worked to prevent another night of violence, here s our david spunt. reporter: toppled shelves are a all that is left of the cvs pharmacy on the corner of pennsylvania and north avenue after a night of mala angry resident still in shock took matters in their own hand this afternoon, they loaded the store piece by piece into a dumpster. it is all, you know, what god is allowing to us do. reporter: robert baker is part of the rough riders motor ike will group. he and his riders said a prayer before heading to the cv. is. what w