"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoona homicide investigation is

underway at a pennsylvania gas station. and new documents outline the allegations of fraud at trump university. but the investigation that seventy a bullet into a hospital facility. a suspect fired a shot at another vehicle. now they are trying to determine why the officer used his gun. katherine scott is live with the latest. >> reporter: it's early on but they are hearing from this off duty officer, he opened fire because he thought the driver was reaching for a weapon. whether or not there was a gun in the car remains under investigation. the 20th district officer had just gotten off of work and was riding this miami at broad and philadelphia in tioga. when he and a turning car

crashed. the off duty officer was knocked off his bike and started to walk towards the car and that is when he told police he thought he saw a weapon, and fired three shots. >> when he was identifying himself as a police officer. the suspect reached for his console and thought he saw a weapon. >> for hours police searched for the other vehicle and then early this morning, the driver of this dark green chevy monte carlo turned himself in. police taped off his car on fair hill, front end damage and a bullet hole in the side. and a police vehicle sat outside of his home and the driver wasn't hurt. as for the off duty officer he was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries. >> it's fortunate that nobody was injured because of this, you

don't know where the bullets will land. >> the driver is still being questioned by detectives and internal affairs are also investigating. and we heard that temple cameras captured this incident. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. a uber vehicle struck and killed a woman in what police are calling a tragic accident. on the 2200 block of cecil b. moore avenue. the driver hit the woman after walking between two parked cars and stepping into the street. the uber driver stopped to be interviewed by authorities. detectives say one person was killed at the getty mart at west greenwood street. another victim was shot and is expected to survive.

federal investigators are heading to chester county following a mishap involving a small plane. police say that the small plane crashed through a hangar at 9:00 this morning. chopper 6 hd through over the scene and spotted a gaping hole in the side of the building. officials believe that the plane was trying to take off when it lost power. >> the aircraft went through and into the hangar where it remains and it didn't come out the other side and stayed in there and it missed other vehicles inside so it was fortunate. the pilot and passenger were inside and expected to be okay. rules for medical marijuana in the state of pennsylvania, are being laid out in harrisburg, state secretary of health, karen murphy says it will take up to two years to make the medical marijuana for the keystone state.

governor wolf signed the bill into law in april and that means that patients can take marijuana in pill, ointment or liquid form but cannot obtain marijuana to smoke or grow. sky 6 hd looking at center city. another warm and sunny day out there. david murphy is tracking the conditions on the terrace. >> it's toasty and a tad humid over a portion of the region, take a look at satellite. first of all there is little pronounced cloud cover, high and thin over at the coast. cumulous clouds popping up at times and warm conditions, up to 85 in philadelphia currently, and 82 in allentown and 84 in wilmington. down in millville. 84 and down the shore 74 degrees in cape may. i want to show you dew points. when you get a number over 60 it

feels humid and philadelphia 65 degrees. we are having trouble getting rid of the humidity depletely. in allentown and lancaster, not as humid. trenton on the border like but not too bad. 88 degrees today and a bit on the humid side from philadelphia south, 79 is the average high so we are well above that again. tomorrow we do expect to cool down a bit. a reminder for those of you that suffer from allergies, the pollen count is running medium high, that come as long with the arrival of showers and thunderstorms. we'll have more on that with future tracker 6 and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. rick, for now a day for sunscreen and cool drinks but pretty nice out here. >> looks nice. thank you. now, to the race for the white house. a new national poll shows

hillary clinton with a slight lead over donald trump as he faces allegations of fraud at trump university. stephanie ramos has more from washington. >> just a day after donald trump answered questions about the money he raised for veterans. he is answering questions about his namesake university. >> he except time aggressively answers questions about the money he raised for veterans. >> instead of thank you very mr. mr. trump or trump did a good job. everybody is like who got it? you make me look bad. he raised almost $6 million for an ohio event and giving $1 million himself. that was less than he stated. >> project for patriots, $100,000. >> after dealing with controversy over the charities, it turned to a probe into allegations of fraud at trump

university. there are three lawsuits against the now defunct university. according to documents, employees at the university had a play book telling them how to entice the students into the seminars. one former sales manager called it a fraudulent scheme that preyed on the elderly. the trump is accusing the judge in the case of bias. >> on the democratic side, based on the delegate count hillary clinton could win the numbers needed in new jersey alone. on june 7th before california votes are even counted. stephanie ramos, channel 6 "action news." >> still to come on "action news" at noon, we could be one step closer to finding out what happened to the downed egypt

airplane. also, a state police trooper stops an attack in a crowded museum. the details and more when "action news" at noon comes right back.

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a search crew looking for the crashed egypt airplane has picked up signals in the mediterranean sea, and officials confirm they are from one of the black boxes, a french ship detects them overnight. and they hope it will shed light on what caused the plane to crash last month. and troopers claim to have stopped an attack at a museum. authorities say the suspect was holding a knife to a woman's throat and threatening her life. she escaped with minor injuries after an attacker was shot to death and the museum was packed with tourists when the drama unfolded. >> important to note there was a lot of witnesses at the high desert museum. it was tuesday afternoon and we had school children present. >> fortunately police do not

believe the children witnessed any of the shooting. large areas southwest of houston, texas, are already under water and now more rain is coming. many people are being evacuated from their homes. yesterday police used a boat to help bring two men and a baby to safety. more than 2 inches of rain could keep it into flood stage over the weekend. >> scary watching the water rise so fast. i mean it came up so fast i couldn't believe it. >> yesterday rescuers found a dog chained to the porch and barely able to keep his head over water. 15,000 residents of fort mcmurray, canada are allowed to remain home a month after they were evacuated. that fire is still burning covering nearly a million and a half acres, 2,000 people are told that their homes are unfit to return to. because of toxic ash. there is a surprising new

study about teenage drivers, the aaa foundation for traffic safety found that 60% of teen crashes are caused by distracted driving and cell phones are not the number one problem. the top distraction for teens is other passengers, accounting for 16% of teen accidents, compared to 12% of cell phone distraction. and a cell phone in a high speed chase literally ended up in hot water. >> he is in our jacuzzi honey -- >> the police found the suspect passed out in the jacuzzjacuzzi. the homeowners were shocked to see police with guns drawn outside of their window and found the man floating in 104 degree water and was there for at least 30 minutes with the covered pulled down. the man was booked on multiple felony charges.

still to come on "action news" at noon, a social networking site is targeting by hackers, details of the data breach coming up. and local pet agencies are creating an app for happy reunions.

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he had faith in the casino and its future. health check this noon, the nation's top health officials are issuing guidelines for salt intake. abc news learned about reduced salt in prepared foods. it's to slash sodium intake by more than 1,000 milligrams a day. it could save dozens of lives and health care costs over the next decade knew may want to consider a cup of coffee before your next workout. researcher says that having caffeine could boost performance if had one hour before. and people that had coffee ate fewer calories later in the day and had an easier time keeping in check. surgery on pets has reached an entirely new level, doctors in tampa, florida, are using a

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if you like yesterday you'll love today. according to meteorologist, david murphy, can i quote you? >> i'm not sure you got it. but double scan live radar no signs of rain out there. there is independence hall and it looks like we have some tourists walking around on the grass and enjoying the sunshine earlier this morning. cool drinks are probably selling well at the mall today because we are on the warm side. 85 currently and your dew point up at 65 and anything over 60 indicates humid air. the farther north you go the less you feel. winds are light and not much relief there. only 10 miles per hour. 82 in allentown un83 in reading

and 85 in philadelphia, 82 in trenton and 84 in wilmington and down closer to the coast cooler and 72 in cape may and more humid as you go to the southern reaches, as we look at satellite, not a lot of significant cloud cover, a little high, thin cirrus every now and then. as we look at the lehigh valley valley forecast, the farther north you go up in the lehigh valley. and cool drinks if you are working or working out. down the shore it is stickier and not as warm. a high of 74 degrees, pleasant on the beach and the boardwalks. and stickier the closer you get to the coast. in philadelphia, a warm high this afternoon of 88 degrees, mostly sunny and humid and winds from the east at 6 to 12 miles per hour. if you head to the stadiums, if the phillies will beat the nationals you'll look at a few

clouds and 80 for first pitch and 70 in the ninth. getting down to 50 tonight in outlying suburbs and winds comfortable and variable not all that strong. tomorrow a decent day, high of 80 with a mix of clouds and suns and we'll look out for the front comes in late thursday into and into friday. we'll see a spotty shower out of that and maybe a couple of thunderstorms, it doesn't look like a washout on friday but it's unsettled. the most significant amount of rain is coming on sunday. if you have the chance to be up late tonight and looking towards the south-southeast sky, you may get a look at mars, it will be at its closest approach in 11 years, the highest in the sky at midnight. that bright star in the south-southeast. the next several nights is planet mars. let me know if you see cannon fire on the surface.

88 and warm today and lots of sunshine out there and a little humid. 82 degrees and 78 on friday, a mix of clouds and sun and through the day a chance of a spotty shower and maybe a thunderstorm, hoping that calms down a bit in time for your graduation parties, for saturday it's the pick of the weekend and may wind up mostly sunny and high close to 80 and sunday not so good. periods of rain off and on and some could be heavy and we may toss into a thunderstorm. 75 and a breezy cool day on tuesday. we haven't had one of those in a while. >> thank you david. a man working as a janitor is heading overseas where he landed a role in an opera. ♪ ♪ 27-year-old keenan kyles worked at our sister station in check. this summer he headed to glasgow, scotland to sing a

leading role. >> my dream is to go overseas and blow up and come back and sing at the ryan opera center and be able to sing opera. >> kyle performed in italy last year and holds two other jobs to help ends meet. he always makes time to practice his opera. >> when i close my eyes it's like i hear myself. >> i'm sure. more ahead on our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30. a woman heard the hard way have you to keep a safe distance from wild animals. if it's not done correctly the enjoyment can turn to pain. and tips from the doctor to keep your kids safe.

stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30. towns in rural texas counties are bracing for more flooding. hundreds of people are evacuated don't know when they can go back home. and a woman watched a man put a drug in his date's drink and decided to step in. and now there is an app to reunite families with their beloved animals. and we start with the

forecast, on this sunny wednesday, with no rain in the forecast it's a pretty perfect day. sky 6 hd get outside and enjoy it today. david murphy joins us outdoors on the terrace with the latest from accuweather. >> reporter: it is nice and i would say don't overdo it, it's warm on the terrace and on the humid side. not a lot of significant cloud cover around but you'll notice some high thin cirrus clouds and some fair weather cumulous because of the difference in ocean water and the temperature on the beach. 85 in philadelphia currently, it is warm and 85 in washington, down south where the clouds are thicker, 79 in central park in new york city. i want to show you dew points, in philadelphia we have a number above 60, the cut off for humid air. 65 currently. new york city the dew point is