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we begin with breaking news of fbi raids across the city of philadelphia. federal agents are searching multiple locations connected to union boss john dougherty. sources confirm that a city councilman was also targeted. trish hartman is joining us with the . >> reporter: there is lots of activity here. investigators are in and out of john dougherty's home at 1933 and we have seen them bringing out boxes from the house next door that belongs to his sister. d ougherty himself is down the street hanging out with friends and family. he is in the white shirt looking over documents while the agents work. >> boxes were carried out as agents searched two homes, john dougherty's home and that of his

sister. about a dozen search warrants were executed involving the local electrical union boss. dougherty looked over paperwork down the street and spoke to state troopers about t m being staked outside of his home. we also found agents at this pub belonging to dougherty on south second street in philadelphia. it's unclear what investigators are looking for only said it involve a broad scope of activity. the offices have been raided in city hall and torresdale locations. before serving on city council keenan was the leader for local 98. there are investigators at a number of locations but would not go into specifics on exactly how many or the nature of the investigation. >> dougherty is not saying much. he told me off camera, nothing has changed in the house the last time they were here

referring to a raid 10 years ago. no charges were filed against him after that raid. if you have information that could be connected to this investigation, the fbi would like to hear from you. you can contact them. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. ugherty was also in the headlines last january. when a confrontation with a none union contractor resulted in an investigation, surveillance video caught the struggle between the union boss and joshua keysy. dougherty released a statement saying he was not the aggressor and that dougherty struck first and threatened to sue. philadelphia's d.a. referred the investigation to the state. because of his relationship with the union boss. in other news, a man shot multiple times in west oak lane is recovering at the hospital but his attacker is still at

large. police believe he fled the scene crime with a child inside of his car. annie mccormick joins us live at northwest detectives with more on the vehicle that police are looking for.>> initially police sure if the shooting victim will survive and is listed in stable condition and more concern they have in finds the suspected shooter to finding the vehicle that he jumped into had a child inside and they are concerned for the child's safety. >> this is scene from west oak lane last nigh 911 calls came in at 9:30 p.m. and officer as rived and found the 25-year-old victim by the intersection of conshohocken. investigators believe he was shot here on the 7200 block of forest afternoon and collapsed. he was brought to einstein hospital and brought into surgery. >> when he gets to einstein hospital, he becomes unconscious

and they rush him into the money room and the doctors there take him right into the operating room and he is presently undergoing surgery and he is in critical condition. now, at this point we don't kno three gunshots. >> reporter: detectives thinks the victim was geto his vehicle when he was ambushed. all nine shell cases are inches or feet away from the vehicle that the victim entering or exiting when he was shot.

we found all nine spent shell casings by the driver's door an indication that the shooter walked right up to the victim and at point-blank range fired at least nine shots. >> there is only

description of the suspected shooter, he got into a light colored van with a woman behind the wheel and a child in the vehicle. if have you information you are urged to call police. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia justice center is mostly shut down today because of the freak elevator accident yesterday. a sergeant with the city's sheri mained hospitalized with severe injuries. katherine scott has an update on his condition at 12:30 and more on the investigation into what went wrong. turning to accuweather now after a nice break, the muggy conditions are back. on a warm friday afternoon the humidity is creeping back in. melissa magee joins us live with a look at the forecast. >> reporter: we have changes up

more so in the afternoon and start of seeing a shift. donald trump is course correcting. >> paul ryan is a good guy actually. >> and writing a factual correction. the plane i saw on television was a hostage plane in switzerland not a plane carrying

$400 million in cash going to iran and trump told supporters a different story. >> i woke up and saw $400 million being flown to iran. >> trump's poll numbers are in a free fall after fights with a family of a fallen soldier and members of his own party. the latest poll shows hillary clinton up by 15 points. clinton on the trail pouncing on trump's weakness. >> i met people that were destroyed by donald trump, so take a look at what he has done but not what he says. >> and vp pick, tim kaine doubting his judgment on cbs. >> i definitely think he is confused. >> and republicans are doing a first, going on record to support hillary clinton. the latest a member of president reagan's administration. trump is unfit to be president of the united states and the

thought of him having access to nuclear codes sun nerving. for the first time i am volting for a democrat. >> a group is all composed of men and asked about females in his cabinet. he suggested his daughter iv ivanka. clinton has not named anyone in her cabinet but said that 50% be women. >> thank you. meanwhile a new poll shows that young americans remain divided over hillary clinton's emails. jen forward surveyed 18-year-olds and 43% said she intensely broke the law using a private email address. 20% she didn't mean to. back here a hotel robbery is under investigation in south philadelphia after two men broke

into a guest room while sleeping. the suspects are seen here on the eighth floor of the penrose motel last month. they broke into a room and stole a man's laptop and wallet and credit carded. police believe he was asleep the entire time. they are now looking for the robbers. local law enforcement is making efforts to retrieve guns, you can pick on broad and eerie at 4:00 no questions asked. still to come on "action news" at noon, more worries about the zika virus this time out west. more on the concerning cases in california. and a very close call when a plane crashed through a runway fence on to a highway. and meteorologist, melissa magee, is back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather. (vo) we went to hollywood to ask

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now it's your turn to make the switch. a cargo jet went off the runway it stopped on a road out sired of the airport in milan,

italy. cars were driving on the road and managed to stop in time. the plane was arriving from paris when the pilot lost control. a man has died weeks after he was injured in the truck attack in nice, france, bringing the death toll to 85. pierre died at a french hospital. his wife and 13-year-old son were also killed when a man drove a truck through the gathering for the bastille fireworks. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. new concerns for the zika virus, this time in california. they have contracted a company to find and kill mosquito larva, they are targeting ponds where mosquitos known to carry have been found. the state has their first two cases of babies affected by the virus. >> the state announce that two

infants were found with birth defects to mothers affected with zika. >> in florida, officials are launching a massive air war on mosquitos, two babies were born to mothers with zika there as well. opening ceremonies for the 2016 summer olympic games are set for tonight. the olympic flame is on its way to the olympic cauldron, it started in greece and is traveling around rio, millions are expected to watch tonight's three hour ceremony, in all 4800 performers and volunteers are involved in the big show. one of the biggest music festivals of the summer starts today and the stage is set and the sound is set for musikfest in bethlehem. from run dmc to lady antebellum. it starts today at 5:00. exambassadors gives us a taste

this morning on "good morning america." and 6 abc is proud to be a musikfest partner our 12th year in a row. still to come amazon has a new way of getting packages to your door and a warning about storing cleaning products under the kitchen sink. you may want to keep them somewhere else.

introducing dunkin's new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. america runs on dunkin'. amazon is taking to the skies to get packages to your door. amazon going to the skies to get

packages to your door, the first cargo jet taking off today, packages branded at prime air are speeding up deliveries. they will continue to use fedex and ups and other transportation partners. the latest report from the labor department shows healthy hiring in the month of july. u.s. employers added 250,000 jobs and stayed low at 4.9%. more americans began looking for work and nearly all of them were hired. turning to health check, a report shows children are getting hurt with products we use to clean our homes. more than 28,000 kids experienced chemical burns to their eyes from 2010 to 2013 from bleach, ammonia and kitchen sprays. toddlers from 1 and 2 years old are more likely to damage their

eyes. because most of these are stored at floor level under the sink. chemical burns cause scarring and pain and a higher rick of glaucoma in adulthood. now we are work on news stories for tonight beginning at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is live in the newsroom. happy friday. >> happy freebie friday. coming up free root beer floats and free soccer clinic for kids coming up this weekend among other things that are 100% off. and in big talker, check this out. you make the call, a local prosecutors office has a challenge for everyone on social media. can you tell which one, and there is only one of these guns, is real? it's a decision that police officers have only a split second to make. we'll tell you more about the challenge and the decision coming up in big talkers. and don't forget take us with you on the go with the free 6 abc news app, watch our

newscast streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. >> thank you alicia.

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cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. meteorologist, melissa magee is live with a humid looking forecast. >> you'll feel it tonight and into the start of the weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see it's dry and no issues with precipitation. we have two really nice days and today certainly is not a bad day to the work week. the humidity is increasing, you'll feel the difference tonight into the weekend on saturday. outside we go, sky 6 hd this is the place to be down the shore in atlantic city. a lot of folks enjoying the beach and sand and the beach

umbrellas parked on the sand as well. comfortable at the coast in a.c., coming in at 79 degrees, 79 in cape may, inland in philadelphia. 73 in the poconos, out to the west in lancaster, 79 degrees in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we have dry and quiet conditions across the region, and off to the north and west we are tracking a cold front with showers and storms in the upper great lakes in the ohio valley, this is swinging eastward and with that comes showers and storms and the rest of the day a nice one. sun and clouds and high of 87 degrees and there is the cold front to the north and west and that swings on through as we go through saturday afternoon into early saturday evening, and speaking of tonight there say lot of activity going on taking you up to the lehigh valley for musikfest. the x ambassadors will take the stage tonight and the temperature 81 degrees, mostly

sunny and dry, and 80 degree at 8:00 p.m. and mostly clear at 10:00 p.m. with a number dropping down to 75 degrees. the first half of our weekend we are tracking the cold front that moves on through, 91 degrees, hazy hot and humid with the southwesterly wind and the real feel numbers and the heat index close to 100 degrees in philadelphia. quite oppressive with the afternoon showers and storms on the way and the wake of that saturday night into sunday, high pressure returns and a gorgeous start of next week into sunday and monday and into next tuesday as well. down the shore no complaints, bright and nice and high temperature of 82 degrees, a moderate risk of rip currents and 87. 85 it's nice on sunday. poconos today. sun and clouds and high of 77 and 80 on saturday with the showers and storms, approaching first to the poconos and then

southth east. sunday it's sunny and pleasant. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast today warm and more humid. high temperature up to 87 and musikfest starts tonight and steamy on saturday and high of 91 and feeling like 99 close to 100 and sunny and less humid on sunday and 87 and 85 and nice on monday and 87 on tuesday, we start to heat things back up into next wednesday and thursday rick. not bad today and steamy tomorrow. >> all right thank you melissa. some lucky college students are living the american dream because their campus is getting a pizza atm. it's being installed at xavier university in ohio. customers use a touch screen to choose their pie and it will be heated and ejected through a slot. each costs $10. this is the first pizza atm in north america and europe has

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. hello again. sara is off. here are the stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30. the fbi searches the home and offices of local union boss, john dougherty, and a local councilman is getting a look from the feds. and the justice center in philadelphia is closed because of the elevator accident yesterday. and the stage is set, musikfest begins tonight in the lehigh valley. we are continuing to follow new developments in an fbi raid involving local union leader, john dougherty, talking about the investigation and we know that dougherty is not the only person being looked at. here is what we know so far. local agents and state police raided dougherty's