>> 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

answered my request and karen has traffic. >> reporter: we have rain out near pittsburgh, it's out to the west and move income after the rush hour. 56 degrees in philadelphia. 49 in allentown. a little bit cool to start out. the winds are out of the northeast. that's helping cool us down. millville, 53 degrees, 54 in sea isle city. heading out the door this morning, cloudy skies maintaining dry conditions through 8:00 a.m. 53 by 8:00 a.m. 61 degrees by noon, #-- 3:00 p.m., 60 degrees that's dropping down from 63 which well hit around 1:00, 1:30. there's a chance of on and off light sprinkles and showers steadier rain the farther south you go toward the shore.

karen i'll have more on future tracker 6 and we're setting our sites on the holiday weekend. >> reporter: you're not kidding. looking at penns landing southbound traffic heading toward the walt whitman bridge. up ahead the construction is clear, looking good on i-95 right there. in parkside we continue to have the police activity, girard and 42nd. watch for the activity that's out there. in lower merion we have lancaster avenue closed between remington and morris road a downed pole from the earlier accident. stick to wood win to get around that. i just got off the phone with police in salem county, an accident accident atlas disavenue and big oak road.

watch for that. >> a fire -- a chain of events ended with a murder and a man arrested for suspected driving drunk. all these events in the city's parkside section. >> reporter: matt it was one thing after another in parkside, now, police are talking to witnesses and they are hoping to pull surveillance footage that will help in the investigation. officers remain on the scene the scene is mostly cleared a few ends to tie up, but traffic is getting by on girard. officers heard gunshots and rushed to 42nd and girard. they found a 29-year-old man lying in the street. he was shot multiple times. he collapsed in the road and hit by a pontiac. the police caught up with the pontiac, a 79-year-old manner was behind the wheel and was under the influence of alcohol. he was taken into custody.

it was a close call for two people who were driving by. a nissan was hit by gunfire on the drivers side the 52-year-old driver was not injured, nor were his passengers, but it was a close call. >> had it been several inches over, the bullet could have went through the driver door or the front windshield and struck the 52-year-old driver. >> reporter: and back here live on the scene where you would see a few officers still remain, as for the 29-year-old driver shot, he was pronounced at the hospital. a handgun and crack cocaine was in his possession, the search is on for the gunman in the shooting. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> 5:04 upper darby police need your help in identifying a man who robbed a chickees and

pete's. the armed man held up the manager as she was about to head out to the bank to make a deposit. the same woman was targeted did you work a holdup at the restaurant in drexel hill. there's a 5,000-dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the gunman. pennsylvania state police are on the hunt for this man who stormed a berks county bank yesterday pointing a gun at materials and customers -- tellers and customers. the national bank on main street in old lee borough. he used a book bag to hall out the cash. the man was driving a dark blue chevy cruise. claims of haying of the -- hazing of st. joe's softball team has led to a federal

lawsuit. she had was reduced to perform in a sexual nature that caused her to have suicidal thoughts. she quit the team. investigators are trying to match time stamps, the engineer made call it is and texted, but they don't know if he was doing this while at the controls. his lawyer said the phone was in the bag during that fateful trip and used to call 911 ever the derailment. >> david murphy is tracking rain. >> reporter: it's out to the west of us right now. areas of dover delaware might be picking up string spring --

sprinkles. it will evaporate before it hits the ground. we have moisture out there there's a chance of it popping toward philadelphia and sweeping toward the east. as we look outside we're dry. in fact the cloud cover over the ben franklin bridge is showing a couple of breaks in it. and dew points are low showing that the rain trying to get in won't immediately make it, after the rush we'll have a chance of seeing something. 49 in allentown. so a cool start as you step outside. 53 in millville. the boardwalk low 50s although we're in the getting any reports at this hour. we're cloudy through the morning hours, the model by noon has the rain suppressed to the south. i'll allow late this morning for a light sprinkle coming into philadelphia and points to the west. 2:30, most of this is light

rain, some of it could pop through allentown at times. the steadier rain will be down the to the south. looks like all of this is off the cost by 10:00 p.m. tonight. future tracker 6 showing you the rainfall, this model in particular might be undershooting these numbers a little bit, but the idea is correct. not a whole lot in allentown, a little bit more in the i-95 corridor. the steadier months will be to the south -- mounts will be to the south. that's because of the it is exiting off the coast of the carolinas. allentown, light sprinkles, 62 is the forecast high. at the shore, 6 # degrees periods of rain especially during the afternoon into the evening hours. in philadelphia, a high of 63 greece under the clouds and

light showers possible at times. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. 63 degrees, cloudy and damp. tomorrow breezy and milder, 74 a mix of sun and clouds. for the holiday weekend we're easing down the number on saturday, sunny and nice, 69 degrees, the low 60s at the shore, 80 on sunday, turning warmer. the shore 70s low 70s. monday, clouds and sun, 85 for the memorial day with temperatures climbing into the 70s down the shore, there's a chance of a late spotty thunderstorm. looks like by the middle of next week we might hit 90 for the first time next year. >> air-conditioning. next and newer this morning, a jewelry dealer fights back when a robber ambush him and his family outside a trade show. newly released documents give us an idea what the most wanted man in the world was doing in the years leading up to his killing.

>> reporter: 422 at oaks, there's a vehicle facing the wrong way it's hard to see in the dark, facing the wrong way on the side of the road. we'll take you to conshohocken coming up. >> a little later in the morning buzz strange sounds coming from the sky that has people all over the world baffled. we'll be back.

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>> welcome back you're taking a live look here out across philadelphia international airport. clear right now, david murphy says that will change as the day goes on, 5:12, 56 degrees, this is the time of the show that we turn to karen rogers.

>> reporter: yes it is, you've been waiting for it, haven't you, matt. looking outside looking at the conshohocken. no problems on the blue route heading toward plymouth meeting. let's take you to the maps we have a downed pole, lancaster avenue the blocked at remington and morris road. one lane is getting by with the earlier accident that's been causing a problem that brought down the poles. stick to wynnewood. pits grove township we have a single-vehicle accident closing landis avenue at big oak road. an accident investigation happening right now. stick to almond or lebanon road. coles road an accident, stick to

choose landing road. north wildwood, stone harbor, sea isle city, why because my body is here, but my heart is down the shore it's almost memorial day weekend. 56 degrees in philadelphia. 49 in allentown. it's cool out there this morning. 53 in millville. 51 in trenton as you head out the door, matt. >> newly released documents show osama bin laden was obsessed with attacking america. seal team 67 grabbed the documents. the documents were released yesterday, they include a fill in the blank application for suicide missions. surveillance cameras caught a targeted attack on a family of you will jewelry dealers who

wrapped up a show in georgia. they were looked up their jewelry into a van that was worth tens of thousands of dollars. a man tried to attack them with pepper spray. one of the family members fought back and the suspects took off. a man rushed tsa arguments in a crowded termal. arguments acted -- agents acted fast and took down the man with a taser in front of passengers. she said stay down, he did not he got up, causing passengers to scream and hide under seats. the man was subdued and handcuffed on the ground with a smile on his face. the phillies wrap up their series against the rockies this

afternoon, jerome williams will start. ryan howard hit his 8th home run of the season. they beat the rockies 4-2. lightning scored in overtime taking a 2-1 lead in the best of 7 series. game four is tomorrow night in tampa. anaheim ducks take on chicago that series is tied 1-1. the greatest place on earth is cracking down on people who use selfie stick also on rides. >> reporter: i have sweatshirts on the kids and jackets this afternoon, some might want an umbrella the farther south you go in the region. we'll be back with the day planner forecast and we'll check out traveling conditions.

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from holding up selfie sticks on rides in the park. officials have stopped roller coaster rides because of it. disney is parent company of 6abc. >> a modern ininvention we could live without. >> reporter: let's go outside and check the boulevard at broad street. we have metal in the middle of the road it has cleared. belmawr, 295 northbound between 42 construction, it has cleared. >> reporter: we inch through the day we'll have the chance of light sprinkles and showers. 60 by noon, high today is 63 i could see us hitting that around

1:30 or 2:00 p.m. back in the 50s tonight. a little bit of shower activity pushing toward the east in dallas and houston. in terms of severe weather looks like southwestern texas the gulf coast through houston through new orleans to mobile and coastal north carolina and south carolina there could be a tornado popping up today. of those are areas if you're traveling keep your eyes on the forecast and airlines website. no major delays at philadelphia splrnl international airport or any of our most commonly traveled destinations. more young people are getting the mental health they need than in the past. the overall rate of children being treated for a mental disorder went up from 9% to 1%.

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>> 5:25, the platt bridge in the foreground, in the background the sky shrouded in mystery and oranges and blues. beautiful sky6 live hd sky for us this morning. rands paul commandeered the senate floor delivering a ten hour long protest against the renewal of the patriot act.

the patriot act expires june 1. the kentucky senator calls the post 9/11 law a government intrusion on america's privacy. in the morning buzz we're talking about a mysterious noise from the sky that people are hearing all over the world. listen in. sounds like instruments tuning up a train skidding on the track. one woman recorded the chilling sounds it's been captured all over the world. one man in the states said he woke up screaming after hearing the sounds and it's been continuously heard in all different locations for over a decade. nobody knows what it is. >> i've tried to come up with maybe a theory, but i don't know

anything. maybe it's a hoax. >> a family dog seemingly good intentions leave an infant injured in toms new jersey. >> a crumbling house in a neighborhood will finally be torn down. we'll be right back.

>> breaking right now murder and mayhem in philadelphia's parkside section. one man is dead and a driver is under arrest. the family believes their pet pitbull had the best intentions but injured a baby girl. >> taking a look at storm tracker 6 live double scan radar, bring that rain our way. tracking much-needed rain for today. >> let's go over to david and karen. >> reporter: looks like the steadier stuff is west of philadelphia. there's light shower activity in

harrisburg and gettysburg and baltimore. it's not heavy rain, but after it pushes in it will maintain failure light rainfall down to the south. steadier stuff possible. it's going to be a cloudy day you can see that on satellite. no break there. the system to the south passing off the coast to the carolinas enough to produce a cloudy day and damp. 49 in allen torn. most of us in the 50s. 51 in trenton, 53 in millville. 54 in sea isle city. as we head out the door to catch the school bus we'll do it beneath the clouds. 52 by 6:00 p.m. 55 by 8:00 a.m. cloudy skies and light winds. kids it will be a day of light showers, 55 degrees by 8:00. dry by then. noon, 61. 60 by 3:00 p.m. the high will get up to 63 that will be early in the