locations two in olneyer and two on west oak lane. this is the third incident it is believe that two shots were fired by police and deputy commissioner ross picks up the story of the incident in olney. >> they got hit out of car and the male began to fight with the officers and a violent struggle ensues and the male got back into the maroon car and he struck three of the officers with his car. >> a "action news" viewer got some of the tussle from the initial incident with the suspect and then the suspect gets into his burgundy car and then hits an officer. it's second is in west oak lane where they confront the man for a second time and they tried to stop the driver and he refused and drove towards the officers and a short time later the burgundy car and driver were

located along the 1900 block of colonial street. >> cannot tell you why this male did this, what prompted it hopefully we'll get to the bottom of it. >> one peculiar almost the suspect went to colonial and then parallel parked his car and got out of the car and collapsed on a set of steps he was apparently headed to a house there on that location and police scooped him up and brought him to einstein hospital where he remains in critical condition. >> thank you john. >> now lets switch live to dann cuellar, outside of einstein medical with the latest there. >> reporter: all the indications we are getting is that the four officers all from the 35th district are pretty banged up but their injuries arep non-life-threatening one officer is wearing a neck brace and undergoing a cat scan. >> talked to and have seen all

four police officers they are pretty banged up but in good spirits the four district officers were injured as the suspect used his vehicle as a weapon to flee the scene mayor nutter says they suffered back and leg injuries and one has to undergo a cat scan because his injuries were more serious. he had a neck brace on and the other three officers are basically together they're -- the deputy indicated and i saw them they are banged up and they have scrapes on their legs and arms and one officer has pretty sore shoulder. >> pedestrians had to jump out of way and the suspect struck a fire truck while trying to flee. >> and indication that some of the dangers that philadelphia police officers encounter on the streets of our city trying to do their job and trying to make

sure the city is safe. >> reporter: by the way the suspect was shot in the chest and he is listed in critical condition and is undergoing surgery, that is the latest from here at einstein medical center. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. our coverage of this story on the officers hurt continues for you on 6abc.com, stay with us all evening long for the latest updates on this unfolding situation. in other news tonight, in chester county a young man drowned today as he jumped into a swimming hole. witnesses say that people that were there with the victim tried to save him but unfortunately could not. sara bloomquist joins us live now in chadsbury township with more. >> the victim is 22-year-old arrington williams of coatesville, pennsylvania he was swimming in this swimming hole a little bit a distance behind the tree line by this

small community park, officials tell me the swimming hole is 22 feet deep where the young man went in, it's extremely cold and he struggled and drowned. it's peaceful location in the woods a short walk here in chester county localed say people come back here to swim in the creek beneath the railroad bridge. >> families come back here and swim and everybody has get togethers back here. it's just known as the swimming hole. >> this morning things turned tragic for a group of friends, a young man was swimming with a group of other men and two women and children. he was struggling went back under the water and his friends tried to rescue him, they jumped in after him and he was taking them down and they tried to the

rope swing to help him up but they couldn't. by then they called 911 and police and medics arrived but the manner resurfaced and they tried using poles and ladders but could not. at 1:00 this afternoon they recovered the body. >> the man was 22 years of age this shows of what can happen in a split second. >> there are incidents back here before but not a drowning i don't think and i have lived here my whole life. >> this is not an authorized swimming area, but officials tell me that very, very popular with young people especially this time of year in the early evening, we just saw a group of young people leaving the swimming hole, and officials say they are not aware of the dangers here and a deceptive 22 feet deep in spots. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> all right sara thank you.

overseas the death toll for the second earthquake to hit nepal continues to rise and at least 37 people are killed. u.s. officials say that a marine corps helicopter is now missing. the helicopter carrying six marines and two nepal soldiers when on a mission delivering aid, there is no indications that the aircraft crashed and it's under investigation at this time. well, the latest quake there is another one, it registered a 7.3 hit that is the hardest area it hit in the foothills of the himalayas and it shook the capital badly and the oinl that hit on april 25th killed 8,000 p.m. and flattened entire villages. >> all volunteers in nepal from delaware are safe after this morning morning's earthquake, they arrived on saturday to bring relief and volunteers that

returned from a stint in nepal spoke with their team on the ground this morning. >> they were out on the streets and they heard screaming and saw a building collapse. it was pretty traumatic. >> the medical relief team also collected supplies to bring to nepal. the country is obviously running short still on basic needs and even tents to sleep in. the coverage of the devastation continues on 6abc.com and we'll constantly update you on the scope of the damage, and the relief effort for victims. back here a mysterious threatening call put an entire school district in new jersey on lock doub lockdown, it happened in bridgeton, it came to the school district's main switchboard threatening to harm students, it was automated and came from a four digit number officers brought in police dogs to bring into schools and found nothing

suspicious two other school districts got similar calls sparking lock downs as well. one person was arrested during an early morning break-in at a dunkin' donuts, it happened just before 2:00 this morning at girard avenue the suspect smashed a window and stole a cash register inside and it was later tracked down with the cash register just released surveillance video shows a man trying to rob a market in the oxford circle section, it happened on may 1st at 9:00 a.m. at the somerdale mini market the man pointed a handgun and the worker ran off and the worker fled as well. he did not get away with any money, if you have any information you are asked to call police, someway national law enforcement month and police are sweating it out from philadelphia to washington, d.c.

"action news" was at the navy yard for the run, police from across our area will run to the nation's capital, the silent of a police memorial there on saturday, it goes by baltimore the scene of unrest the scene where a man died while in police custody, six officers are charged in that case. time for a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> i could follow in my car. i'll be your pace car that would be a lot of fun good afternoon rick and monica, looking live at 95 you look great rick. here by allegheny avenue heavy traffic in both directions, plenty of volume in both directions and nothing in your way on 95 no accidents or disabled vehicles just a whole lot of other cars going slowly we have police activity at olney and west oak lane giving us

blockage blockages, at ogontz avenue. you can use 611 broad street to get around the closure. close to the willow grove mall look for a wreck at 611 fire and police helping you around that and a pair of accidents in ben salem one by j and m deli and produce at ben salem boulevard and one at 13 by cleavers garage and watch out for a crash at the dunkin' donuts at sicklerville road. and one by whisper drive. that sounds peaceful. >> thanks we will. barack obama has chosen the location for his presidential library, we have details next. and allergies can be a killer, what is behind the pollen problem and what you can do to get relief from the itchy eyes and runny noses. >> spring is in bloom it felt

like summer the hot of the day so far this year and tomorrow temperatures 20 degrees cooler and i'll have details and track much needed rain. >> those stories and the forecast and more when "action news" at 5:00 continues.

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president barack obama has decided to build his presidential library on the south side of chicago where his political career began the barack obama foundation says that a bid by the south side of chicago was picked as the site of the library and museum. they secured the land for the library and the library construction will boost the economy by $600,000 and create more than 300 jobs. sandra leahnounced this morning that she has breast cancer, she is also the girlfriend of andrew cuomo and the 43-year-old plans to undergo a double mastectomy soon and decided to make the diagnosis

public to urge women around the country to get screened. in health check tonight, these are bad days for spring allergy sufferers and the season got a late start but made up for it. the trees and grass are both in bloom means that pollen is at extreme levels those with allergies may feel more eye irritation because of the oak and eye irritation and doctors are fielding more complaints. >> if you never had allergies before are coming in and saying their eyes are itchy and nose is runny and a sinus headache. >> it's important to get ahold of allergies to prevent them from developing into asthma and by the way philadelphia is the third worst city in the country for asthma, stay in the air conditioning and wear sunglasses outside and change your clothes when you come back in. ali gorman will have more on the

local situation coming up at 6:00. child signing gifts says that the nfl's decision on the deflate-gate controversy is a good teaching lesson for children it's a good time to discuss doing the right thing and parents should make good choices even if a child is pressured by a friend and someone they admire. >> you can use this example and say this is tough you step back and say this may be tough but it's the right choice psychiatrists say that children need to know that bad decisions have consequences for a long time. crews moved a new sculpture into place today. the steel workers bracing arm was installed on the main land campus. it's part of a $63 million renovation on the campus.

a huge deal was announced today, horizon is buying aol for just over $4 billion, the move

is expected to help horizon compete in the online video market, it includes the huffington post and tech crunch the deal is expected to close this summer the current ceo, tim armstrong will continue to lead the company. and uber valued the company at $50 million and that is more than fedex or capital one or direct tv. investors want in and the company is able to raise a lot of money and they are looking to branch out beyond ride sharing like food delivery and bike messengers. the nissan moreno got the best rating from the insurance institute for highway rating

and ford flex the second best acceptable rating, it happens web the front collided with another object touch as a utility pole. one university is taking a new approach to getting the students through the ceremony in an orderly fashion. rowan university is holding commencements weeks holding six ceremonies in a week. today was the largest of the graduations 950 students in science and math and engineering received their diplomas. marcy dunbar gave the address and got an honorary degree. a new place for children to enjoy the outdoors officially opened in strawberry mansion, mayor michael nutter was on hand for a look at the hank aaron spray center, the 76ers mascot franklin was on hand for the

celebration. it's part of the initiative to supply green space to every philadelphian.

there's over two hundred thousand students in philadelphia. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i think they're both wrong...it's making sure they all get a good education. teachers should have their contracts respected. they also should be held accountable. and it's wrong philadelphia gets less school funding than other parts of pennsylvania. i'll work with harrisburg to change that. but if they refuse i'll take them to federal court. as mayor i'll do what's right for them.

time for accuweather at the "action news" big board cecily tynan has the outlook on a change coming for us. >> exactly our preview of summer is about to end if you like

this warmth you have been enjoying the past four days we are increasing saturday sunday and monday 84 and today our warmest day so far this year, 87 degrees, that is 14 degrees above normal. the record high is 91 set back in the 1800s. and we have really felt like summer, the last four days, temperatures running close to 10 degrees above normal and nine of those days we have been in the 80s with barely a drop of rain and our ground needs rain and if you are suffering from allergies like i am you like some rain. there say cold front on the way, and they typically bring rain, 85 in philadelphia behind the system though, pittsburgh 69 degrees and much cooler air is moving in unfortunately all the dynamics for this system are well to the north so this system comes through dry just a little bit of cloud cover and a wind shift and that means we do have to wait until the weekend for

some rain. and it's past three weeks we barely received any rain at all philadelphia running 2 ptd.33 inches below normal and reading and wilmington below normal for rainfall, the dry conditions and gusty winds tomorrow a fire weather watch has been posted for new jersey it's windy and low humidity and you really have to be careful, with open flames and significant read butts not just new jersey but across the viewing area for the next several days, until we get the much needed rain. it's breezy and seasonably school 56 in millville 51 in allentown and wilmington 56 degrees, future tracker showing temperatures in the upper 80s tomorrow, we'll only be in the mid up toer 60s and it will feel cooler with the winds. spring time returns tomorrow and you may want to wear a jacket tomorrow it's that cold, tomorrow windy and much cooler

winds gusting to 30 miles per hour and 69 degrees thursday high pressure right over us that means wall-to-wall sunshine and the winds diminish and a gorgeous day and 72 degrees, friday increasing clouds and 76 degrees and the weekend is not a washout but we have the possibility of a scattered showers and thunderstorms both days, the best chance is saturday afternoon and evening with a high of 80 and sunday still a possibility of a lingering thunderstorms and not going to have a lot of rain but we'll take what we can get. adam joseph will let us know if we have more rain next week in the accuweather forecast. we are continuing the coverage of the four police officers injured in a confrontation with a driver. we are live with the very latest. and the thief chooses an unusual way to get into an old city restaurant, what he did when his first plan failed. and a group of vol teerz breathe

a new life in a beloved community center.

"action news" at 5:00 continues now with the lightest on the violent confrontation between philadelphia police officers and a motorist the cell phone video shows a dram attic struggle that sets off a chain of events ending with four officers in the hospital and the suspect in critical condition. we are getting a clear picture of how this unfolded this afternoon. it started when officers responded to a reported car crash in the olney section. authorities here is a that the driver was in disstress and taken out of his red car partially and then the man begins to fight with officers and manages to get back in his car and drive off and then around the corner at the 700 block of chu here the driver allegedly hit four officers responding to the scene and then went to another area, stenton and ogontz where the driver hit a fourth officer, and they opened fire on the driver

hitting him in the chest and it continued to oak street where the suspect was taken into custody. the four officers and the suspect were all rushed to einstein medical center for treatment and the officers are expected to be okay. >> lets go live now to "action news" reporter wendy saltzman standing by along the 1100 block of chu with more from a witness. >> we are here on 7th and chu where a witness tells us that the witness came speeding around the corner he didn't realize this was a dead end and he hit the witnesses car the jeep there and then the cop car and sped off again an "action news" viewer gave us this video of the minutes leading up to the crash. >> here is the video of the initial confrontation after the suspect hit the wall you can see the struggle, it drove off

dragging the officer with it. and a witness described what happened at 700 chu street. >> it happened really kind of fast, i was just kind of working right here and i seen him hit my car. boom. turned around and hit the cop car and made a left out of the driveway. >> the witness tells us the cop was in shock as they ran to the officer's aid we ran to the cop car and he was leaning over and helped him out and he couldn't even stand up. and we got him the chair and got him water, and even holding the water, he couldn't even like -- he was shaking bad even trying to drink the water i gave him, like a nurse checking his pulse just sweating really bad and vomiting, it was just shocking really, i hope the guy is okay. i heard he was shot. i hope they are both okay.

you don't want to see anybody hurt. >> after that suspect drove off from this location he did proceed on to the 1900 block of west colonial that is where he was shot in the confrontation with police law enforcement is telling us that he seemed to have some sort of seizure before acting unusual and jumping into the car we don't know what caused the initial contact between the officers and suspect. >> thank you again. our coverage continues online at 6abc.com. stay with us all evening long for the latest updates on this unfolding situation. in other news, it was used as a place to commit sex crimes against young girling but a home in lower makefield is a symbol of hope, they have decided to sell the home of thomas holiday a convicted child molester and a big chunk of the sale is

benefiting victims. >> thomas holiday is the convicted pedophile, serving what is essentially a life sentence for abusing a 14-year-old girl and possessing and producing child porn, he committed the crimes in his yardley home and buck county prosecutors were going to seize it and sell it and use the proceeds for victims of sexual violence. but instead holiday forfeited it in january. >> we can take a negative and get a little bit of positiveity out of it. i called around and didn't get any responses on this. >> most of the money went to nova, the network for victim assistance for buck county, a facility that helps victims of sexual violence through its children's advocacy center. >> we'll help with work and

medical services they need. >> holiday's yardley property sold for $400,000 10% went to nova and $50,000 to the victim and the rest to the daughter of the suspect. >> since we were able to make a settlement with the defendant we were able to allocate some of it to the victim and i thought that was fair and equitable. the office plans to seize more houses in the future to help victims of sexual violence. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> philadelphia police detectives are looking for the man that broke into marie's hair salon in port richmond this surveillance video was taken

outside of the clon on east clearfield street thursday morning the suspect drove a bicycle to the front door but failed to tear down a surveillance camera and then broke the glass door and ran inside of the salon and when into the storage room and tried to break down another camera and eventually gave up and turned his attention to a safe and authorities say he stole cash and hair products and then took off. >> philadelphia lease are looking for the man that used creativity to break into an old city restaurant, it happened 3:00 a.m. on sunday morning, it shows him inside the restaurant on chestnut street, he got in by breaking breaking through a brick wall in the back and he went behind the bar and started drinking and then the owner confronted him and he took off after a brief

struggle. from our delaware newsroom one person was burned and two homes were badly damaged after a fire this morning in new kastdcastlenewcastle it happened on dallas road and took 15 minutes to get out. medics took a man to christiana hospital with injuries. more than a dozen students from around the philadelphia area are being singled out for hire leadership and dependability. they were honored for being excellent safety patrol members, the students are in grades fourth through seventh and come from schools in five different counties. they received a special badge and a belt today and got to take home a plaque as well as a $100 gift. crews began removing the sign over the atlantic city

expressway today and they said they did not have a permit and a new sign is expected to replace it. time for an update on the highways in our "action news" traffic report. lets swing it over to matt pellman. >> welcome to the schuylkill expressway where every single afternoon we have some sort of headache, this afternoon a crash in the westbound lanes close to gulph mills fender bender taking out the left lane and everybody is trying to squeeze into the right lane and doing so slowly and the westbound jam. slow speeds as well and a pair of crashes in lower marion it's 30 along montgomery avenue across woodbine avenue and southbound headed toward tonight's phils game, taking a train instead we see 15 minutes delays, headed southbound toward the at&t station because of a disabled train this afternoon and we have the police activity

in west olney at west oak lane this afternoon, a portion of roads remain blocked including ogontz avenue. back over to you. >> thank you. much more to come on "action news" tuesday night pennsylvania lawmakers are debating the future of medical marijuana in the keystone state. we'll have an update coming up. they rolled up their sleeves for a major labor of love in the bridesburg section. >> and nine days of high temperatures in the 80s but cooler air is moving in from the north and west and we'll talk about the chill down in the accuweather forecast. those stories and a heart warming tale of a man paying it forward in delaware sharrie williams has the story.

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and heart breathed new life into the local boys and girls club facility. here is more from bridesburg. >> the paint is pour and the rollers are ready. the boys and girls club gets a new look. 50 volunteers from a local ser man williams store goes to work. painting the classrooms and exteriors. >> the walls get worn quickly, and hasn't been painted in a while and it's a great opportunity to give it and update. sherman williams is taking up jobs for national painting week across the country and this is chosen in the philadelphia area and is special for volunteers. >> myself and tina, we grew up in bridesburg and it's great to give back to the community. >> an undertaking like this costs thousands of dollars and

the paint and time is free and this provides a place for local children to work and play. we try to create a home away from home for kids. >> around 150 children come through here each day and a project like this gives this building some well deserved sprucing up. to have a place that is brighter and prettier, and a little bit nicer make its more welcoming to the kids. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> a phillies player gets packing after last night's loss. jaime apody is live with more. >> hi there guys, he was suppose to be the future of third base but can only hope he can be the future for left field. he was denoted after the 4-3 loss last night.

this will clear the way for mike l. franco to take over third and this is part of the change-up and he was emotional. >> it's better for me to play left fieldly go do that, i will never stop believing i'm a big league baseball player, whatever challenge comes my way i'll be ready. >> after thinking about it if he goes down there and gets after it it could be a fairly short stint when is he ready he'll be back so -- it wasn't an easy one. >> the phils face a familiar face when a.j. burnett takes him out for the pirates, and it took less money to return to pittsburgh and not because removed chemistry problems in the clubhouse. it's tough when you are not winning and it doesn't matter

who is in there, it's tough for me to come here every day, tough for guys to come knowing they are not playing the way they should be playing and vice versa, but as far as the clubhouse i don't see problems burnett bounced back a 1.66 era. the phils hope to avoid their worst start since 1971. and nba draft lottery, the sixers have unveiled their new logo, they call it a classic interpretation of the the classic logo. >> would have been nice if tom brady came out and said you know what i did it. but instead deflate-gate will probably last for a while the quarterback is suspended for four days without pay, he has four days to do so and the lawyer investigating the

patriots said he could not ignore the evidence, including a text message. who he referred to as a deflator. here is someone you want to root for temple golfers matt matthews, he qualified for the ncaa regionals for the second straight year, last year the first owl individual to do it. and won four tournaments last year and finishing in the top 10 of the 12 he played in. >> arguably the best golfner temple history and are you not done yet. >> go out and try to do my best, maybe i can enjoy that in a couple of years. >> brandon's coach told me he is the greatest golfer in temple history. more coming up on him at 6:00. he is brought more like a nfl free safety but headed to the

pga tour. >> jaime thanks. a heart warming random act of kindness helped a homeless man get back on his feet in delaware, benjamin jackson a workner wilmington took his own shoes off his feet to give to a homeless client the man bruce roe accepted the gift for historian up sandals. i was homeless at one time and wanted to give back when he could. >> he was really surprised just a facial expression he made was awesome. >> roe says the sneakers are a great help, he recently got a demolition job.

all right time to check the accuweather forecast. >> chilling out sitting back and enjoying fresh cooler air. looking at double scan live radar i wish we could cool off in the way of downpours or thunderstorms, but not this afternoon even with the cold front presently passing through. the action cam was down the shore, only a week and a half to two weeks memorial day begins and the shore towns will be packed and you can see the breeze today and a few folks on the sand enjoying the sand there in atlantic city. as we look at the almanac in atlantic city, 88 degrees well above the normal of 73 the low

this morning 66 we should sit around 53 degrees and your record is 37 and 91 and we'll be sitting close tore normal the next few days for the normal morning lows and afternoon highs. until then the southwesterly wind, driving up the numbers, cherry hill 84 and south philadelphia 85 here at city avenue, 83 degrees and we are sitting in the mid-80s, and upper 80s in millville and winds in the southwest we are kicking in the wind off the bay and dropping the numbers for sea isle city and cape may and wildwood the 70 degree mark, the front is about to pass through reading and lancaster, you can see the wind gusts have kicked up to 40 miles per hour and allentown on the verge of 30 and 32 miles per hour in the poconos and the winds start to wind up overnight tonight and especially during the day tomorrow as eye

pressure tries to come in through the west and we depart the front off the coast. as we look at satellite and radar, no precipitation with the front and all the showers are confined to northern new england and breezy and cooler and wins 12 to 25 miles per hour sustained with the low temperatures dropping to 51 in the city, and northwesterly wind only 64 in allentown and 68 in philadelphia and 69 in dover. and the poconos tomorrow will not get out of the 50s for highs. the lehigh valley around 66 degrees with the winds 12 to 25 miles per hour, under a mostly sunny skies and in new jersey if you head to the shore because of the northwesterly wind no sea breeze tomorrow and it's windy and sunny and 68 degrees and the fire threat is high especially in the state of new jersey tomorrow we have a fire weather watch from noon until 6:00 no outdoor burning tomorrow with the winds.

as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 72 is normal on thursday wall-to-wall sunshine and low humidity and the humidity remains low on friday with a few high clouds and 76 and over the weekend the temperatures climb to 80 both saturday and sunday and either day there is a chance of thunderstorms or showers, not a washout but our best opportunity for some scattered downpours and then on monday and tuesday it stays warm and sun and clouds and a temperature of 80 degrees, no solid area of rain in the seven day a hint here are there. >> thank you adam, coming up tonight on abc marvel "agents of s.h.i.e.l.d." ends with a two hour special. agent col son and his team go to war. and it airs after the dancing with stars results show.

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the veteran turned 109 years old today. he served with the army in the south pacific in world war ii in those 109 years he has seen two world wars and 11 presidential administrations, president obama honored his service today and he adds whiskey and coffee but doesn't know the key to longevity. up next at 6:00, four philadelphia officers injured and one suspect shot. we have the latest details on the incident that spanned the west oak lane sections of the city today. a threat called in forced the lock down of several south jersey schools today. and the story of survival for the first earthquake that hit nepal.

>> for the entire "action news" team have a good night.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. this is the way it looks in the 800 block of olney avenue, the driver a car speeds away from police putting form a string of events that resulted in four injured officer and the suspect was taken into custody

at 29th and colonial. we do know that four philadelphia police officers were injured today just trying to do their jobs. tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight, breaking news from the streets of philadelphia, "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live in west oak lane and dann cuellar is live outside of einstein medical center. john lets start with you. >> reporter: well, we spoke with the suspect's girlfriend moments ago and spoke with officers and us before heading to the hospital after all the chaos on the streets of philadelphia and even after getting shot the suspect made his way home on west colonial this vehicle they say was used to injure several of their officers. >> the dramatic cell phone video captured by a viewer, shows the scuffle between a man and police in