>> good morning we've got several breaking stories on this thursday may 2 is, including a wild scene with shots sphierd and a -- fired a man murdered and people hit by bullets. >> a family dog's seemingly good intentions leave a woman injured in new jersey. a chicago police department is investigating the case of the sleepy crime fighter. it was all caught on camera. good morning everyone it is thursday, a bit chilly to

start, david and karen. >> reporter: it's going to finish chilly, as well. yesterday at noon we started playing with the idea that the rain shield above the southern low exiting the coast along the carolinas might spread rain farther north. the question is how long it will take the rain to push into philadelphia, could be later this morning after the rush hour. cloud skies across the region and steadier rain across south jersey and delaware. temperatures as matt said, it's cool in spots. 351 in reading, 57 in philadelphia. 54 in wilmington and 55 in sea isle city. as we head out the door to the bus stop, cloudy and dry 53 degrees by 6:00 a.m., 55 by 8:00 a.m. overcast skies, as we go through the day it looks like we stay on

the cloudy side. 55 degrees by 8:00. noon 61. high of 63 degrees we'll hit that early in the day by 1 or 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 60, and 56 degrees by 6:00 p.m. and steady rain and showers especially down the shore. >> reporter: all right dave for now we're looking outside on penns landing construction up ahead blocking two left lanes we expect this to clear soon in the area. on the big picture matt and tam alluded to the problems in parkside, 43nd street we have applies activity in the area. this could effect the route 15 trolley, we're watching to see the impact of that with traffic. looking in montgomery lancaster avenue is closed. we have a downed pole from an earlier accident. watch for it to be closed between remington and morris

road. stick to wynnewood. 202 approaching 29 ahead we have a disabled vehicle off to the right shoulder, light volume and looking good so far tam. >> let's go back to the parkside situation you mentioned. a skiers of bizarre event led to the death of a man in parkside overnight. a man was gunned down and run over. there's more to the story "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live near 42nd and girard with more details. good morning katherine. >> reporter: that's right, tam a string of different event happened in the end one person died and one is under arrest. police are searching for the gunman. the officers are on the scene. it started before midnight, officers on the 4200 block of girard avenue heard multiple

gunshots. when they drove to 43nd and girard they found a victim in the road. after he was shot he collapsed in the road and hit by a black pontiac. police caught up with the pontiac and the driver was taken into custody because he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. he is facing charges. as for the 29-year-old who was shot and hit by the car was pronounced around midnight. a handgun and crack cocaine was in his possession. he was shot at pointblank range. >> reporter: we found 12 spent shell casings some feet away from where the victim collapsed. >> reporter: this neeson was hit by stray gunfire.

the 52-year-old driver and his passenger were not injured. officers racism on the scene they hope -- remain on the scene, they hope to pull surveillance video to help in the investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news". >> a shooting victim in montgomery county managed to run an entire block before collapsing overnight. this is new video from the scene of the 100 block of pearl street in norristown. the victim is in the hospital. police have not released information on who shot him. the race is on to clean up a hazardous oil spill along scenic beaches in california. federal officials believe more than 100,000 of gallons of oil may have leaked from a broken onshore pipeline.

>> reporter: toxic sludge coating the santa barbara coast. many rushing in to help before it spreads. >> the fact is the spilled oil is difficult to contain and select once it's on the water. >> reporter: all right too late for some wildlife some more what i will and her baby swimming close to the oil slick. officials say it started with a burst pipe tuesday an estimated 21,000 gallons flowing into the ocean as the epa investigates, pipeline owner promises to take full responsibility. >> we are here to make it right. >> reporter: the gooey mess forcing everyone to evacuate the beaches ahead of memorial day weekend. campers heading home disappointed and concerned.

>> it's terrible we're here for our anniversary we come in every year it's hard to get in we get in and now we're told to leave. >> i feel more sorry for what's going on in the ocean than the people who have to pack up and leave. officials say the ruptured pipeline was inspected two weeks ago but the results have not come in. abc news, washington. "good morning america" will continue the coverage of the california oil spill after "action news" at 7:00 a.m. >> police in ocean county say an infant was seriously injured with all good intentions. the 2-month-old baby girl was left outside with her dog the dog thought the infant was

attended. the baby suffered a puncture wound to the chest. authorities say the dog appears to be well behaved. animal control officers are investigating. "action news" steps in to rid itself of a krumping home. neighbors were -- crumbling home. neighbors were complaining for years. final notice stickers and licenses and inspection date back to july 2014. a call for action brought a city inspector to the house last night. the crumbling home will be dlol demolished today. someone broke into a home for children it was barrized and left a mess. a computer was broken and a bible was damaged.

police are looking for a man who grabbed a female jogger in newark. the suspect is described as a white man 30 years with dark hair and dark bushy beard. in recent years people who live in rittenhouse park say there are reports of men living in the woods in tents. a mother in bucks county turned in her own son to police as a suspected bank robber. after another family member recognized him in the surveillance images. he held up the td bank yesterday morning. she thought her son on a suicide mission stealing the money in order to buy enough heroin to overdose. the ocean city boardwalk people were out walking and

biking. it's the return of the summer staple down the shore. adam joseph and melissa magee will be in wildwood for the 30th annual kite festival check out a live report at 4:00 p.m. more stories you didn't see last night are coming up. a chicago police officer is in trouble because video shows him asleep on the job. >> we have news about bacon in a business report. david. >> reporter: all right, guys we have a sweatshirt on the kids or a light jacket. and long pants because we're cooler and cloudier. probably this afternoon we'll want rain gear because in some neighborhoods there's a chance of steady rain. i'll have a look at how the rain is going to go today that's in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

developing now from philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood police are investigating a shooting. 30 shots were fired. neighbors say two homes were riddled with bullets. a 20-year-old man shot on the street is in stable condition.

someplaces in the 40s this morning. >> reporter: up in allentown 48 degrees right now. most of us in the 50s matt. we're looking at cloudy skies storm tracker 6 live double scan shows light rain showers that had managed to pop up to latitudes due west of philadelphia. harrisburg light rain. if you're watching "action news" yesterday at noon. we did show model runs pushing north an philadelphia we'll see light sprinkles as we head outside we have sky6 live hd and we are looking at clouds above the ben franklin bridge. kind of hard to see them in the predawn hours, will you they are there. and damp conditions building in. 57 degrees in philadelphia. that's one of the milder numbers. dewpoint low for now. winds out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour. the rain lurking to the west and taking a while before it pushes east. future tracker 6 doesn't want it

to come until after lunchtime. i'll allow for the light sprinkles and showers to push in late this morning and by 3:00 p.m. you can see how down south we have steadier rain in pockets not as bad in philadelphia. allentown might pick up a light sprinkle or shower, as well. most of the heavier action is centered to the south of philadelphia. 6:00 p.m., damp in the i-95 corridor. 10:00 p.m. tonight looks like the rain is getting off the coast for the most part. we're looking at not a lot of rain in most spots. in the lehigh valley .1-inch that's light sprinkles or shower. central and delaware and south jersey we're looking at the steadier rain a quarter inch to 3/4 of an inch the farther south we go. we could use the rain, it's almost too bad we're not getting

more out of this. cloudy skies overall. 55 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 63 degrees, that's the high we'll sink into the 50s in the afternoon. cloudy, cool not all that windy but damp at times with a good portion of the day with spotty light rain showers. we're looking at cool highs pretty much everywhere, millville, 64. low 60s down the shore low 60s in the lehigh valley. tomorrow 74 degrees as the frontal boundary gets past us, we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds. cloudy and damp today 63 degrees with light rain showers. breezy and milder tomorrow, 74. saturday, 69 degrees in philadelphia. sunny and nice otherwise. sunday, warmer with clouds increasing and a high up to 80. on monday, clouds and sun we're turkeying the temperature up a little bit, memorial day we'll get a high of 85. there's a chance of a spotty

thunderstorm. i'll look ahead to wednesday could be a 90-degree hot and humid day summer preview by the middle of next week. >> with the unofficial start of summer already happening. a teenager in florida is nursing a nasty shark bike injury. he was wrapping up a surfing session when the sea predator got ahold of his action. he was in an inlet nicknamed the shark by the capitol of the world. he hopes to be back on the surf board in a few weeks. this is the police officer caught on camera napping on the job. a passer by filmed the sleeping police officer in broad daylight. he didn't budge while the camera man took the video. the police department is aware of the video and considering

disciplinary action. time for a look at business patco about to get a little comfy. 6 new cars will be added to the fleet. there will be more seats and air-conditioning and they are going to renovate all of their 120 train cars. 200 people protested outside of mcdonald's the issue was wages. mcdonald's announced it will pay a dollar over the local minimum wage at stores owned by the company. however that won't help a lot of people since 90% of the stores are owned by franchisees. a short rally on wall street, but didn't carry through the closing bell. dow dropped 25. stocks will open a bit lower today, as will.

bacon prices have dropped 25% it's coming out now to 1.25 a pound, as we know everything is better with bacon. >> so they say. 4:49. there are new developments in the washington, d.c. mansion murders. police say they know who killed their owners and the their housekeeper next. bill cosby is facing defamation lawsuit. details when "action news" continues.

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>> reporter: welcome back we're taking a live look outside checking the traffic on the schuylkill. you know what? not en5:00 a.m. in the no longer -- even 5:00 a.m. in the morning, you're not jammed just yet. no problems out there right now. a downed pole from an earlier accident causing an issue in lower merion. we have lancaster avenue shut down between relative humiditying ton road and -- remington road and morris road. belmawr lots of construction going on, blocking up to two lanes for another hour or so on 295 northbound between 43 and route 30. that's a busy area in about an

hour. hopefully they clear out on time. cape may, middletown township, we have a closure construction on the ramps to wildwood are closed. use the ramps to north wildwood or ocean drive exits. a lot of people are thinking about that. >> we have a development in the murder of four people in washington d.c. the police say darin dylan wint is still at large. savvos savopoulos and his wife and son were housekeeper were killed. $40,000 west delivered to the home. that money is policing. former super model janice dickenson is suing bill cosby for defamation.

dickenson never reported the 1982 incident to police. time right now is 4:54. still ahead in the next half-hour of "action news," a former softball player at st. joe's is filing a federal lawsuit for hazing.

>> on the people scene the

fowshedz -- founder of girls gone wild is wanted by the police again. he was supposed to surrender the cars. he surrendered in 2013 after a casino try to get control of girls gone wild to pay off his gambling debt. david letterman ended his late-night tv with a star-studded bang. the top ten list things i would to say to david letterman. letterman is gone with 6,000 broadcasts under his belt. the final late show ran long, 17 minutes over his usual hour and cbs allowed it to air without

cutting it. >> a series of incidents sets off a chain of events, one man is dead an another is arrested for dui.

>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., on this thursday, may 21. we have breaking news. >> gunfire erupts in a philadelphia neighborhood setting off a chain of events. >> new documents from the win laden compound offers a look into the mind of a terrorist. >> look what we have on storm tracker 6 live. >> you know, david i asked you for rain and i am glad you