searching for a man that looks like this. christie what is the latest on this? >> reporter: well jim, state police say that the suspect was tailing the victim when he took his frustrations too far and fired at his car. this is the man is that state police say was driving eradically before shooting at a car at the peak of rush hour. >> he was adjacent to the victim and displayed a firearm and then he was ahead of the suspect and heard the sound of the gunshot. the suspect had fired one round into the 38-year-old victim's car causing his tire to blowout near the girard point bridge, the victim was able to safely pull over and spot the suspect in a dark colored impala or malibu speeding off the broad street exit. >> it was the second shooting in one month time period.

>> the early morning shooting comes a month after police arrested this man for allegedly shooting into a car on the blue route. a sign that this may be too common and pennsylvania roads. state police say that the suspect is facing charged like aggravated assault and attempted homicide. anyone with information is asked to contact police. thank you. politics now. we are in the midst of the last big primary day. primary election day for the presidential campaign, even though we have two presumptive nominees we have a competitive race out in california on the democratic side but locally it's about new jersey. new jersey correspondent, nora muchanic is live at the pg hill school in trenton. nora what has it been like today? >> reporter: poll workers say

it's busier than a typical primary day and hearing from other locations as well. as people go to pick their party's nominee. >> it's only donald trump i can vote for. i wish there were better candidates. >> republican james stein burg was in a pickle as he cast his vote. there are local, county and congressional contests today but it's the presidential race. >> i definitely voted for one of the democratic candidates, and i voted for them because there is too much at risk. and to have someone as outrageous of donald trump is not only frighteninging to me -- >> hillary clinton has gained enough delegates to clinch the nomination. >> she has the most experience and can get the most done and quite frankly is the best choice for the country.

bernie sanders trails in votes and delegates but is not giving up. >> what appeals to me is that he has our best interest at heart. if we go somewhere else. >> bernie doesn't have all the answers either, he is pie in the sky but i can't vote for a clinton. >> there are two others on the republican ballot, that have dropped out, and businessman donald trump, he has secured the delegates he needs to clinch the not nation. and chris christie spoke today about trump's comments. >> know donald trump for 14 years and i donald trump is not a racist. >> the governor says that trump has a right to his opinions, if you are an unaffiliated voter

you can go to your polling place and register as a republican or democrat and vote in the primary. the polls close at 8:00. live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> needless to say we'll have reaction from all the primaries today on "action news" tonight. and you can get live results on 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app. the prosecutor at at sent ever of an email scandal as revinyl from his job at the philadelphia d.a. office. "action news" learn that frank fina resign the last month. district attorney seth williams came under fire for not releasing him after fina was tied to the pornographic email scandal. the suspect wanted for murdering a south philadelphia man has turned himself in. police say that 18-year-old

qui quinnous clark was wanted for the murder of joseph daly, he was beaten and strangled at his home last week. and students on the way to dorney park made a detour at the hospital after their bus was in an accident in lower saucon township. five of the 37 students from wayne valley high school went to saint luke's hospital. along with a school employee and the bus driver and the two truck drivers. the other students went on to the park where they were checked out by a nurse. it appears that st. charles seminary will pull up stakes from wynnewood and partner with a catholic college for a new home. live now is dann cuellar, this represents a real change in plans for the archdiocese. >> that is right jim.

officials have announce that this seminary will move somewhere else. possibly st. joseph's or villanova university. the massive property put up for sale. that was worry some to people once the property is sold. >> i think many people will be shocked by this. >> dan lockin is one of several in a coalition. after officials proposed the idea to sell part of the property that the seminary has sat in for more than 140 years. but now officials announced the entire property will be sold. and the seminary relocated probably at a catholic university. >> as we speak today we don't have a deal on how the seminary will be repurposed or the estate sold. >> the pope stayed there last year for the world meeting of families. it could be a year before they find a new location for the seminary.

that opens the question of what would become of the very valuable property on the main line. concerns over who buys the priority and what would replace them. >> hope they can do these things, to get what they need, in away that will maintain some of important part of the very lovely contribution that that land and the quietness and the bells and the peaceful people over there, have made to the community. >> i'm definitely disappointed that things are going to change and i have grown up around here and hearing the church bells and seeing the beautiful property is really nice, i hope they can keep the buildings in tact and find a productive your for them. >> it could be years before the sale is finalized and the

seminary moved to a new location. a bill to let grocery stores and other outlets sell wine is on the way to the desk of governor tom wolf. the house voted 157-31 today for the proposal that would allow wine sales in licensed restaurants, bars, post els and supermarkets it's expected to generate $150 million in revenue. philadelphia council members have announced a package of bills designed to protect the public from exposure to led in water. during a news conference this morning at city hall sx officials said the bills will require regular led testing in schools and child care testing center. and to disclose any water service lines lined with led. and in philadelphia hundreds of children were in the risks this afternoon in city hall at a rally in support of the sugary

drink tax. it was organized by philadelphians for a fair future. say that the tax is a must for mayor kenney's anti-poverty program including universal prekindergarten and community schools and library and rec center renovations. still to come dozens of girls put their skills to the test at a chess tournament in philadelphia. and in new jersey an old bank is knocked down for something new. >> prepare to give your air conditioning units a break. i'm tracking a unseasonably cool air mass coming in i'll time them out for you in the accuweather forecast. >> and the later on the eagles mini camp, ducis rogers with that story.

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the old bank building in evesham township came down crashing this morning but it did so quietly. crews demolished the building to make way for a new complex. it will feature 24 apartments and 4,000 square feet of retail space. queens are a lot more nimble than kings on a chess board and that was appropriate at drexel university. they hosted the philly girls all chess tournament. katherine scott was right there. >> reporter: the rooks are ready and the pawns are poised time for new queens to be crowned at the philly all girls tournament at drexel university.

>> chess is serious business for some of these girls that range from kindergarten to 12th grade. >> we are coming to play chess and see if we can win anything. >> i know if they are looking at the chess board they are ready to attack and if they are looking at me they know what they are going to do. >> a city wide effort to provide fun and educational programs from grants from private donors and foundations. girls and boys play chess each week. >> it provides an outlet to do something after school where they could get into risky behaviors. >> the goal is to introduce more girls to the traditionally male game. she too hopes to get the word out. >> i want to start my own event.

we don't have that many opportunities. i want girls to have the same opportunities with boys. >> chess helps with critical thinking and concentration. they learn to watch their getters and observe and react and lessons learned beyond the board. >> chess is like life. >> because you make a move but you can't take it back. >> to learn more about how to get involved in the asp program, visit us on our website at 6abc.com, we'll post resources for you there. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> some of philadelphia's finest young scholars got a trip out today. the mayors office saluted finalists in the national history day competition. more than a half million students nationwide take part in this contest. researching historical topics and making presentation.

eagles back to work here is

ducis rogers. >> we have harmony out there at the nova care center. all the attention was on two players. two players that had been missing. jaime apody has the details of their return. >> after two months on the missing persons report,r cox here along with darren sproles. >> it helps to pay attention to the meetings and walk throughs and bone of them are excited and on the field. >> cox was not back at his locker choosing to let a statement do the talking for him. i'm happy to be back in philadelphia to be back with my teammates and coaches and learn the defense and get back on the field. any discussion about my absence from the offseason program will

be handle the privately between me and my agent and the eagles organization. he is confident that will get done before the training camp. >> it's a voluntary offseason, his decision, any guy can stay away. i'm not getting into that, i'm looking forward he is here today and here yesterday, i'm excited to have him and we are just going to build off each day we have with him this week. >> his teammates happy as well. no hart feelings. >> everybody is fine. >> jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." baseball, the phillies face the cubs four times this season, they lost all four games, the two teams meet again tonight. hendrick is on the mound and he tossed a win five days ago. ryan howard is battingtive and the lineup tonight, he will bat

fifth. tommy joseph is 9 for 20, and he hit a homer in last night's loss and pete mccannon is keeping an eye on both players. >> tommy joseph made a great first impression. i like the way he swings the bat. i hope that when ryan gets back in the lineup, he gets on track and starts hitting. it's going to boil down to ryan or joseph or both, and he has to hit better. the penguins beat the sharks last night and pittsburgh can close it out at home on thursday. the nba finalses with a one sided affair but now shifts to cleveland for game three, the cafes are down 2-0. but lebron james says the cafes are far from being out. >> our fans have done a great job of giving us everything and it's our job to give it back to

them. our guys are excited to get out there and defend home court. one again game three is tomorrow night and coverage here on 6 abc begins at 9:00 and cleveland has to win this game or the series will be over. a group of philadelphia seniors got a lesson in food safety. the usda brought their food safety 101 for elder adults program to german town, it's decided to educate senior citizens about the risks of food poisoning. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means.

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forecast. what about tomorrow? >> turn the air conditioning units off. >> are you not going to need them. we'll need the umbrella for a time tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan show that the storms we had earlier this evening. have now dissipated and they came with lightning and heavy downpours and even this, this is video from pottstown, and this is from jay lewis and you can see this big hail from today. pea size hail and tomorrow any downpours with cold air higher in the atmosphere could also see more hail. temperatures right now are cooling off. philadelphia 75 degrees, down from the high of 83 and allentown 83 and atlantic city airport hit 88 earlier and wilmington 75 degrees, today's high of 83 degrees is the 15th day in a row of above normal temperatures, during the 15 days

the temperatures ran a whopping 7 degrees above normal. this is a big change for the dip in the jet stream, the next three days our air comes straight down from canada, that means temperatures will be below normal. there is building heat and humidity across the plains and the deep south, that is really where it will stay. it's not moving here within the next week. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the showers and thunderstorms we had earlier have pushed off the coast and skies clear tonight and if you look off to the great lakes, another piece of energy rolling through tomorrow. tomorrow clearing skies and cool and comfortable, great night to open up the windows 55 in the suburbs and 60 in center city. and tomorrow i think the morning commute is fine, 9:30 showers and thunderstorms begin to develop across the lehigh valley and berks county and this swings through philadelphia around lunch time. around 11:30 and could have

heavy downpours and lightning and small hail and rushes off the coast at 2:00 in the afternoon and the evening we clear things out. but look at the temperatures, temperatures really struggling to climb out of the upper 60s and it will be very windy. so the key time for the storms tomorrow between 9:00 in the morning and 1:00 in the afternoon from the west to the east, they will be brief and fast moving and could have wind gusts of 35 miles per hour. and lightning and heavy downpours and even pea size hail. be aware tomorrow mid-day it t gets unsettled. the exclusive accuweather forecast a day of transition, windy and cool with mid-day showers and thunderstorms. our afternoon high if we see enough sunshine late in the day. 79 degrees, but 70 is 10 degrees below normal. thursday it's on the windy side and high pressure is building in

and loads of sunshine and a pleasant high of 75 degrees. and heading into the weekend it's looking nice, friday should be spectacular. wall-to-wall sunshine and low humidity and 78 degrees. we bump it up to 82 degrees on saturday and getting warmer with a possibility of a few evening thunderstorms. i don't think everyone will see them but we could have a few. and sunday we wake up with clouds and the sunshine is back by afternoon with a high of 81 and then we drop back into the 70s on monday, 77 degrees, and comfortable and tuesday partly sunny and seasonable with a high of 80 degrees. folks are complaining about the heat and humidity the past two weeks are getting a break for the next week. >> thank you. a tasty tradition returned to wilmington, delaware, opening day for the 41st annual greek festival. there was crafts and entertainment but of course food

takes center stage. they expect to sell 45,000 stuffed grape leaves and a half ton of calamari by the time the festival closes on sunday. world news is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff and sharrie williams. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us at 11:00.

breaking news as we come on tonight. hillary clinton makes history. the first woman to become the presumptive nominee for president. what she will do tonight before sitting down exclusively with us. plus, donald trump moments ago issues a statement on the judge. control cal storm. flash floods and a reported tornado. tonight, you will see the damage. the swimmer convicted of sexual assault. the outrage of what his father said. and a six-month sentence. road rage with a pickup truck forcing a couple off the road. how police used these images to catch the