murder victim sometime sunday night into monday. he died of blunt force trauma and strangulation. it happened inside of his theodore home. police found him inside of his home after a welfare check after his son did not hear from him. he says he was first attacked last friday. >> he said that someone knocked him through the gate when he was going home. >> if they have suspects, or known robbers in the area, but right now we have no suspects. >> daly's keys and ford f-150 van is missing, it's dark blue. pd 5338 z is the tag. it's still missing and so too are the murder weapons. they have posted a reward for the information on the killers. >> we don't have a weapon, but

strangulation and blunt force trauma. we got that from the medical examiners office but we don't know what was used. >> anyone with information on this brutal and senseless murder or sees this vehicle, please contact the homicide unit. >> it's a hard working guy, did odd jobs for people -- >> reporter: monica, police are not comment on reports that witnesses saw three young men fleeing the murder scene. the reward money is $20,000. live at police headquarters, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. right now police in trenton are looking for the person that opened fire in broad daylight. someone started shooting along washington street and hamilton avenue this afternoon. at least one person was hit and hospitalized. police have not released an update on the person's condition. a murder-suicide on the campus

of ucla caused a massive response causing students and faculty to shelter in place in fear of their safety. two men are confirmed dead after the shooting inside of an engineering building on campus. they say a gun was found along way suicide note. for a long time it was not clear what was happening or if there was an active gunman on campus. >> i was walking by the engineering building and saw everyone running out and i thought it was a scavenger hundred but it wasn't. >> no motive for the murder-suicide or the relationship between the two men was. world news will have more on the shooting at ucla at 6:30 right after "action news" at 6:00. it felt like a summer day today with sunny skies and warm temperatures. over center city now you see a few clouds out there but still pretty nice. adam joseph is here with the first check of the accuweather forecast. >> the first day of june the temperatures are on the warm side feeling summer like.

both philadelphia and allentown 87 degrees for your high and 86 in wilmington. cooler at the shore, we made it into the early 80s but the sea breeze kicked in and the numbers are pulled back on the immediate shore and satellite and radar this morning, 8:30 a.m. brilliant sunshine out there and in control of much of the morning into the early afternoon. as we have gotten into the last hour or so. a band of showers in parts of center city extended in parts of camden and gloucester county. on double scan live radar, a downpour across the walt whitman bridge and across the sports complex. fall ago part as it pushes into center city. near barnesboro and turnersville there are barn burners dancing around the area but they rain themselves out quickly. if you head the union game, 7:00

partly cloudy and comfortable. 84 for the start and by the finish your temperature of 76 degrees. we'll chat about unsettled weather forbe the end of the week. >> thank you adam. well, today is the first day of the 2016 hurricane season and officials at the shore are making sure residents are ready. some forecasters say at loest a dozen big storms could hit this year including two that are considered major. gray hall has the story from avalon. >> with such a beautiful day outside nobody is probably thinking about hurricane but the season is here and officials say everyone needs to be prepared. it's a picture perfect day along the avalon shore. beach goers soaked up some rays and on this first day of hurricane season everything was calm and nobody had a care in the world. >> i am here on vacation. >> just steps away from the beach and fun in the sun, things were serious, atlantic city

electric and cape may county emergency manage. held a conference for the 2016 hurricane season. >> every storm is different and our response time is different and we continue to practice with our first responders. >> the goal was simple to make sure everybody in the area was prepared if hit by a major storm. >> the counties and municipalities are the first line of defense in any emergency. cape may county has recognized at fema and red cross and different organizations, the corps engineers they won't respond in time. >> many reflected on superstorm sandy back in 2012, the storm devastated the shore claiming lives, destroying homes and costing billions of dollars in damages. >> i hope we get by the season. when you are a person that enjoys coming to the beach every day. you don't want to have to think

about the destruction and everything that could happen to those that are close by. >> hurricane season runs through november 30th and you can keep track of the weather by downloading the 6 abc news app. reporting from the beach in avalon, gray hall, channel 6 "action news." new developments today in the investigation into the crash of that egypt airplane. the french navy says they have detected signals from one of the black box recorders irk the ship started searching on tuesday and it took less than 24 hours to locate a signal in the mediterranean sea and it's impossible to know if it's the data or voice recorder, the flight crashed last month killing all 66 people on board. the lehigh valley judge found jimmy super fly snucka incompetent to stand trial. the ruling came down for the 73-year-old, the judge says she

doesn't believe he is capable of faking symptoms of dementia. they say he was mentally incompetent due to head trauma during his wrestling career. just released in the last hour is the 911 calls made by the mother of that toddler who fell into the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> my son fell in with a gorilla, there is a male gorilla standing over him. >> be calm! be calm! he is dragging my son, i can't watch this. >> nine minutes passed from the call to when the child was deemed safe. they killed the male gorilla to protect the child. cincinnati police are investigating actions by the boy's family and they are not

investigating zoo operations. >> time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report wednesday night. lets take it live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> i'm doing well. but not the drivers, an accident in buck county southbound lanes of 95 by business one, police and penndot are on the scene knocking out the left lane. the super high wa to this point at business 1, look for a sizable jam at 95 because of that crash. farther south an accident at cotman. that is gone. you'll get by now but we are seeing wet conditions around center city and into south philadelphia. also the broken down septa bus off the schuylkill causing slowing and by ardmore, toyota, a crash at lancaster avenue at church road than just cleared out. >> still the crash in rich land county. by country structures, and things are good on the northeast

extension in this area in quakertown. word of a police chase farther south from landsdale to mid county. and willis town township, an accident involving the pedestrian at westchester pike at sagewood drive. and northern delaware a pair of problems, on going construction closing smith bridge road and now a downed tree blocking 100. we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. coming up on "action news" tonight. the food industry is facing new guidelines, for how much salt to put in your food. >> and cecily is live on another outdoor adventure at the philadelphia zoo. who do you have there cecily? >> hi i have a wiggly suzy q, an armadillo, they expanded from texas northward, they are

excellent swimmers. show them the nails, they are good diggers, something interest about them. this was a jeopardy question last night, they always give birth to four identical quadruplets and it's interesting to see what they can do in a ball pit with treats. i'll have a demonstration on my facebook page. tune into that during this commercial break. back to you guys. >> a struggler too. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back.

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health check tonight. a new jersey doctor says that a baby born to a mother with zika appears to have the disease. she came to the united states seeking treatment after the symptoms were detected. the hospital's director of fetal medicine says an ultrasound revealed miko receively, it's not certain if the little girl

has zika itself. the obama administration has released guidelines for salts from cereals to pizza and sandwich bread. the average american eats 1.5 tea spoons of salt daily. they have announced measures to cut down on the salt they lose. but the new guidelines are aimed to make businesses keep it consistent throughout the industry. >> if the consumer is in control, if they want to add more sodium they will be able to do it. but what the consumer can't do now is taking out of the product. >> companies will not be required to comply. if you play sports or do repetitive arm motion when you were working you have probably felt soreness in the shoulders

but chronic tightness could be something for dangerous, it can cause blood clots, a condition that compresses the nerves and artery and brain between your collar bone and rib. the good news is there is surgery to fix it. >> we do an operation above the collar bone or through the armpit and take the front two-thirds of the rib out so there is no longer compression on the vein. only a third of the patients can recover with physical therapy. mostly they require surgery. it was a special performance at the childrens hospital of philadelphia today. for young patients that can't get out to see a show. so the show came to them. the performers brought their lively act to the atrium here. a unique act of juggling and dancing. today was a sneak peek of sorts, a way to brighten a young

patient's day at chop. still to come, ford issue a recall for more than 1 million vehicles and we'll tell you why. and thearriage --

on wall street stocks drifted lower today after weak reports on autos and china. stocks spent much of the day in red after afternoon trading. the dow jones up almost 2.5. ford is recalling 1. 9 million more vehicles. the recall is part of an expapgs of what is already the largest recall in u.s. history. certain takata airbags can inflate with too much force throwing shrapnel into the vehicle. at least 11 deaths are related to that defect. a magic moment in tennessee

got a little wild over the weekend. check out this alpaca that decided to get into the action during this surprise proposal. they were visiting an alpaca farm and he got down on one knee to propose and one alpaca was more interested in what the photographer was doing making for this adorable photo bomb. >> makes their engagement truly unique. still to come on "action news" at 5:00, we'll check out the accuweather forecast. looking live from the jersey shore, sky 6 hd showing you the atlantic city beach and there are a few folks out there. >> nice.

ladies donned their fanciest most memorable hatted at the devon horse show. the best in show went to pamela basings for this indicate head piece. and leslie brown won best of devon and adam joseph was a judge. and helping him was little jacob. both dressed to the 9's love that hat. give a wave. >> how cute. >> you want me to tear up now. >> go ahead it's good for tv. >> he is so cute. >> it was a lot of fun this

morning. >> a hat for monica? >> there are unique hats out there. i can find you something monica for sure. and it was a beautiful morning for it. and still aglow across much of the area and we are dealing with a couple of downpours in some locations, so a big hat or umbrella along the turnpike and the split of 309 at ambler. and this is bubbling up in parts of montgomery county and looking live at sewell, new jersey, this one fall ago part and now just a couple of sprinkles lifting north of downtown sewell. as we look at the numbers, we talk about rainfall. it was a pretty wet may. now we are in the month of june. some of us still seeing rain and some of us finally drying out.

for philadelphia 10th wettest in may. wilmington the fourth wettest may on record and same for atlantic city and mt. pocono the fifth. and reading the 6 ige in history. we are in the 70s at the shore and rain cooled in philadelphia a quick shower that passed over the airport at 84. drier air to the north and west. with dew points in the 50s. that is comfortable air, to the south and cooler and more humid and dew points, and measured moisture in the air, in the upper 60s, a few clouds developing in the afternoon. to the west awaiting the cold front, pushing their way from one dry day tomorrow. as we get towards the end of the week. comfortable tonight and 50s, 63 in philadelphia. the downpour early and otherwise

comfortable and quiet in the overnight hours. tomorrow morning, 60s to start the morning. 60s at the shore and the sea breeze, 70s inland and a nice thursday on tap. the five-day at 5:00, 84 degrees, and sun and clouds, and humid with numerous downpours and storms of 80. a dry day inbrighter to the north and another unsettled day sunday downpours and storms at 79 before we dry up with pops of sun returning here on monday. we missed the rain at the philadelphia zoo and meteorologist, cecily tynan, always making friends with feathered ones. feathers on the duck right? >> reporter: that is right adam. you would like this duck, this is called a runner duck, this is linney, they is beautiful. they are from the islands around indonesia. like all ducks they have the waterproof feathers. what is interesting, most ducks

are really good flyers, runner ducks can't fly at all. they can snuggle though and they are very, very fast runners. and i think they are beautiful as well. you are a very pretty duck. live from the philadelphia zoo, we'll talk about showers and storms on the way. she is sweet. back to you guys. >> tell linney she is using up her 15 minutes of fame covering up the mike. it was a special sock hop for deserving senior citizens in gloucester county. holocaust survivors here in voorhees donned 1950s apparel and enjoyed dancing with staffers, it's way to bring smiles to these people that survived a tough time. well we back with more stick around.

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ended with one man dead and two possible suspects on the run. you'll hear from the victim's fiance. and a shooting near a hospital backed up traffic in our area. and families in south jersey will have all the tools they need to succeed with a click of the mouse. now the details, police officers responded to a 911 call for a shooting at a reading gas station and at first they could not find the victims. however, dozens of bullet casings littered the parking lot and officers stopped a speeding truck it took a turn. walter perez is live with more on what happened next. >> reporter: rick, as you mentioned that pickup went tearing out of this parking lot after someone opened fire on someone in the passenger seat and then reading police pulled over the truck and saw the victim badly wounded and helped

to get the victim to the hospital. >> my fiance ways good person. >> she is talking karl walker, the 49-year-old walker and a friend were in the truck in a parking lot at the getty mark on schuylkill avenue. this shows people scrambling after shots were fired. then walker wounded in the passenger seat drives off and a camera shows two suspects run ago way and keesha says her fiance went out in the middle of the night as a favor to her. >> he went time-out to look for my son and never came home. >> the unidentified driver took walk toward a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. and now family and friends are remembering a loving man with a generous heart. >> i was hurt to hear that. a great guy, willing to give you

a hand and everything. >> police continue to collect evidence, including bullets that pierced windows and nearby door frames. now keesha wonders why this would happen to such a good man. >> he always put others first. a good man. >> now, just to clarify walker was looking for his fiance's 16-year-old out late and not answering his phone. and a person at the gas pumps was shot and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. anyone with information is asked to call police. a philadelphia police officer accused of killing a man riding a scooter will go to trial. they say there is enough evidence for juan maral he is to

go forward. he allegedly hit dunbar and he later died of his injuries. radnor police arrested a philadelphia man for child pornography charges for filming his sexual encounters with a 17-year-old girl. anton hall and a young woman met online and entered into a convention you'll relationship that was not illegal, but hall filmed and took pictures and that part is against the law for a person under 18 years old. >> when the female victim found out this was filmed she immediately asked him to delete the videos and he failed to do so. >> hall is charged with 8 counts of abuse of a child. and a person remains in the hospital because of a crash on i-95 after rush hour this

morning. this is the scene in lower chichester, delaware county, investigator say the car hit the guardrail and caught on fire. one driver was taken to the hospital for treatment. from our delaware newsroom tonight, investigators say that a woman who was smoking started a fire in newcastle, the woman was in her bedroom and accidentally set clothes on fire. she suffered smoke inhalation and was taken to the hospital. the flames caused about $40,000 worth of damage. now to the 2016 race for the white house. we with are less than a week away from some big primaries. hundreds of delegates and millions of votes are at stake for both sides. new jersey, montana, north dakota and south dakota and new mexico and california get ready to go to the polls.

according to the latest quinnipiac poll, democrat, hillary clinton holds a slight lead and has 45% of the vote and he has 41%. and when it comes to likeable both are faltering with voters. both say they view clinton as strongly unfavorable. 51% say they view donald trump as extremely unfavorable. >> today mrs. clinton launched one of her biggest attacks against donald trump. she told this group at rutgers university that trump was a fraud trying to scam the american people. she stopped by a restaurant with jersey senator, cory booker. she told diners she wants to be a jersey girl next week. >> and bernie sanders continues to run full steam ahead in california. and is scheduled to hold four different events in the bay area.

and vows to stop the technique known as fracking across the u.s. and the race remains tight in california with clinton and sanders. a win for sanders in the battleground state will not do much for his overall total in the race. and presumptive nominee, donald trump already has enough delegates to clinch the nomination, he is focusing on the nomination and the big prize of california. he is continuing to field questions about his multimillion-dollar contributions to veterans groups as well as a class action lawsuit against trump university. we invite you to download the 6 abc news app. to get live results on election night, the 6 abc news app is a free download for your mobile device. in other news, luggage was used to get the point across during a protest at philadelphia international airport today. this giant baggage pyramid was

used to point out the problems at phl, the grievances include low wages and no health care. they joined workers across the globe to protest declining standards in the aviation industry. from our new jersey newsroom. governor chris christie sat down with parents and teachers for school choice and charter schools. christie led this table conversation this morning. he heard from several parents who said their kids flourished since making the change from public schools into the charters. >> with less funding, with lesser facilities, they are producing better results across the state and 1,000 people on the waiting list. 1,000 families on the waiting list in trenton. >> christie says he will continue to promote school choice in the charter system for the rest of his term as governor

and in the private sector. a new tool is available for social service providers in camden county. the planning advocacy council unveil aid one stop shop website today created by hope works to create underusealized services for families. lets get a check of the roads with matt pellman in the traffic center. >> national running day. i know rick probably wants to run home. in ambler, the rain is pouring down. not the best weather by susquehanna road and running slowly towards the turnpike and 309 with its wet conditions is a better chance than the northeast extension where we have the police chase we told you about in the last half hour. the chase has ended and the suspects are in custody. we are waiting for an ambulance

to come in and pick him up. temporarily the northbound lanes are blocked and that is why 309 would be your better bet. watch for a crash at lincoln highway, mostly dry and jammed on the vine and it will close at 11:00. the burlington bristol bridge will close for maintenance. head for the connecter. have fun sprinting home. >> thank you. more to come on "action news" wednesday night, after they were forced to flee thousands of canadians are allowed back home. and cecily tynan is live at the philadelphia zoo with the outdoor adventure. >> hi monica, you know i love owls and i have shakespear with me, look at the camera, is he a bard owl. they are call that because they have stripes on their feathers and looks like they have bars going across their chest. they are interesting, one of the few types of owls that will wade

into water to catch fish and turtles and frogs, and he is looking at -- those birds and they basically will try to eat anything smaller than them. those birds are not happy. we'll feed the hippos live from the philadelphia zoo and talk about storms on the way when "action news" continues. >> shakespear smells something rotten. and jeff skversky is live with sports.

police in chicago release stats on violent crime showing crime in the windy city. there was 318 shootings and 397 victims that is for the month of may and other cities are showing spikes in murders as well. including dallas and arlington texas. and in las vegas they see an 81% increase in murders compared to this time last year. police say the deadly violence is fueled by repeat offenders

with illegal guns. residents of the city of fort mcmurray, canada are allowed home after being forced to evacuate. their sign says we are here and we are strong. the reentry started today. more than 80,000 reads were force out by the flames. >> time for sports and jeff is here and phillies taking on the nationals with >> the phillies will not be looking to ryan howard for help with the nationals or any time soon. we may not see the phils start the rest of the week. lets go live to jaime apody at the ballpark for the latest on the ryan howard drama. >> pete mccannon said all along he would give tommy joseph a

chance. and now is the time. after an epically awful month of may, ryan howard is out and joseph is in. lets talk about ryan, he was informed by manager pete mccannon to take three or four days to clear his head. bassing .157. he has 52 strikeouts. his .097 batting average in may is the third lowest in history since 1913. >> my head is fine. my head is fine. like i said it's just one of those things. i get it. i get it. you got to go out and perform and put up. tommy will get to go out there and go play. and i'll be out there and supporting tommy. >> we had a conversation and of course he is not happy but he is mature about the whole thing and he gets it. >> you can sulk about it or do

something about. >> it may not matter what ryan does about it because if he comes out and performs well he could take howard's job and he pulled him aside and said you are in the lineup the next three or four days, go out and kick some you know what. live at the ballpark, channel 6 "action news.." >> it's barely been five weeks since the eagles drafted carson wentz but he says philadelphia is starting to feel like home. get comfortable you will be be here a while. he admits the more complex than the offense he ran in college. how is he getting along? so much for all the tension. >> love this locker room, you hear as a rookie coming in it's business and all of this stuff. this locker room is full of a bunch of great dudes, a team

atmosphere and family atmosphere, that is the positive surprise for me and i am enjoying my time so far. the union will try to stay on top when they take on columbus. they have not lost at home all season. >> they had a tough start and now a good run. it's a tough game for us. and we'll try to be unbeaten on this field. and continue our good performance. >> hopefully they continue to play well unlike the phillies who have been on a slide. >> thank you. a 6-year-old pit ball whose owner is serving in the military overseas is mising in delaware and the dog is in need of medication, her name is sugar and with a faster family when she jumped a fence in the area on memorial day. sugar's mom is in the military and found someone to take care of her with the people and animals together group.

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back we go to meteorologist, cecily tynan. at the philadelphia zoo with hungry, hungry hippos. >> that is right they are large and incharge. we were feeding them in the commercial break and they ran away. tell you what? i'll talk about the weather first, we'll get the hippos over here and we'll end with a feeding frenzy hopefully. lets go to stormtracker 6 live double scan we have been seeing a handful of some pop-up showers across the region -- come on cindy come over while i'm talking about the weather. we have one here in montgomery county over plymouth road working through ambler and route 309 and some pop-up showers, no thunder associates with this. temperatures are on the warm side.

philadelphia 87 degrees and 79 is the normal high for this time of year. currently 84 in philadelphia and 85 in allentown and 84 in reading and lancaster 86 and cooler along the shore at the beaches, temperatures in the low 70s. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we have low pressure over northern minnesota a trailing cold front working across the midwest that, is the system pulling in on friday. and that will bring us some showers and thunderstorms. tonight an isolate the shower is possible. otherwise partly cloudy and 63. for tomorrow partly sunny and on the warm side and 86 degrees and friday mostly cloudy and showers and thunderstorms, that storm is slow moving thanks in part to the remnants of tropical storm bonnie with a high of 80 degrees. the exclusive accuweather forecast tomorrow partly sunny and warm, and 87 degrees, and showers and thunderstorms, a humid day and a high of 80. for the weekend plan your outdoor activities on saturday.

more sun to the north and more clouds to the south and 84 degrees, it's wet tomorrow with downpours and thunderstorms, heading into next week each day could have an instability shower. and monday 81 and wednesday 75 degrees, and hey look who is here. cindy and euna are here. laura houston is here with me now. tell me about these girls, how much do they weigh. they are enormous. >> they are too big for a scale. but are you talking 4,000 pounds, they eat about 12 pounds of produce and 50 pounds of hay. >> it's interesting that they spend most of their time in the water but they don't swim and actually don't eat aquatic plants. >> they are born under water, their calfs are born under water and learn to swim before they can walk.

they don't eat aquatic plants and come up and graze every night. they have a secretion that protects them from the sun. >> i need that some days. they are gentle giants at the zoo but you don't want to get near them in the wild. >> this is one of the most dangerous animals in the wild. they are territorial in the wild. a male is protective and so is a female protecting her calf. >> it's a fallacy that they eat humans. >> they don't. lots of vegetables on the menu for them. >> we head into the summer months and you have to sign up for the ale fest. >> you have to come out and see the girls at the summer ale fest. july 16th from 6:30 until 10:00. there are 30 different beer vendors in fact river horse will

be there. another name for hippos. >> cindy is shy over there. she doesn't like my aim. thank you for showing up for dinner guys. one more ready -- oh look at that a perfect shot. back to you guys. >> you would think with all the salad they would be slimmer. >> a lot of pressure. >> stay with 6abc.com/weather for constant updates and rely on double scan radar. okay, ready?

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. wednesday night community stills reeling from sandy are gearing up for the hurricane season and fire destroys the offices of an ocean county charity for the second time. but the big story is an off

duty philadelphia police officer firing his weapon at a motorist. but was it justified. it happened at 11:15 last night on the 5 --. the officer was bumped by a car on his motorcycle and that is when the trouble began. sara bloomquist is live with the details. >> reporter: they are telling "action news" they are in the early stages of this collision and whether the off duty officer was justified when he fired his weapon multiple times. >> in the aftermath of the shots fired. the officer's motorcycle was in the street nearby. and the crime scene unit marked three shell casings in the street and more at temple university outpatient center. he