hospital and is in quite a bit of pain but expected to make a full recovery. he was allegedly run over by a drunk driver and the accident was caught on camera. >> the fifth district sergeant is outside of a police cruiser talking to normal office when he vanishes from the scene, ran over by colin murphy that police say was drunk. it launches the officer 15 feet down the road and knocked him out of his shoes. nothing more optic than seeing the shoes on the ground. >> commissioner richard ross visited the 55-year-old at einstein medical sent. the veteran suffered broken collar bone and broken ribs. >> he is okay considering. he is in pain, he took a significant strike and he is fortunate to be alive. and he said as much to me this morning in the hospital.

>> police say that murphy fled the scene and a good samaritan spotted his rav 4 a few miles from the scene and police arrested the 24-year-old without furnish incidents. >> we are thankful to him for alerting us. >> the police sergeant's name has not been released and he is expected to spend a couple more days in the hospital, as for collin murphy, he faces dui, aggravated assault and other charges. >> all right chad thank you. from our new jersey newsroom now, police in camden are looking for any information after an 8-year-old girl was caught in the crossfire of a gun battle. this happened at 8:30 last night on south eighth straight. a neighbor told "action news" what happened after she heard

the gunshots. >> they banged on our door and i came out after the gunshots and i went over to the baby and slumping and halfway inside of the house and out. but i don't know -- >> tonight that 8-year-old girl remains in critical condition. >> police are offering a $6,000 reward for any tips that lead to an arrest or conviction. >> a septa employee is behind bars accused of stealing more than $600,000 worth of parks and equipment from the transit agency. "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist is live at septa headquarters with a laundry list of items. >> it's a long list, $640,000 worth of septa equipment from various facilities all over the area, 28-year-old kyle fallon of langhorne was caught when his own boss recognized him following one of these alleged burglaries.

>> this is kyle reece allen, charged with burglary and a long list of other crimes. he worked at the terminal in upper darby and now accused of stealing septa parts from depots all over the area. it started in early may when police were called to the frontier facility in plymouth township. the management and other employees noticed that batteries were missing and that manager recognized allen drive ago way from the facility where he had no business being just prior. septa and other law enforcement agencies got involved in the investigation and found that since january 18th allen allegedly stole all kinds of equipment from septa facilities in montgomery and delaware counties and philadelphia. >> 260 catalytic converters and

547 batteries and other assorted equipment and spools of wire valued at thousands of dollars. the total amount of the theft came in at $630,000 worth of equipment. allen allegedly sold it for scrap or pennies on the dollar. >> the investigation is on going and is in police custody and bail is set at $75,000 cash and being held at the montgomery correction facility. >> prior to all of this septa noticed that inventory was missing and the inspector general was trying to figure out where it was all going and allen was not able to make bail and will be in court for a preliminary hearing in early september and has been fired from septa. live from septa headquarters, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. now, new at 5:00, there is a new weapon in the fight against pennsylvania's opioid crisis. today governor tom wolf

announced a newly redesigned prescription drug monitoring program. it will allow health care professionals to look up information regarding the number of opioids prescribed to anyone person and will show potential drug abuse and help streamline a patient's care. and a similar program is in place since the 70s but was only available to law enforcement. to mercer county, new jersey, law enforcement was given a new supply of narcan, the drug used to reverse the affects of an overdose and announced today is the release to the steps to action recovery and treatment packets that offer resources to get people off drugs and turn around they are lives for good. well, with summer vacation almost over septa will add buss to alleviate the crunch. some are operating at a limited

capacity because they have not fixed each defective train car pulled from service this summer. regular transit fares will apply. a project to get rid of blighted and abandoned homes in camden is almost complete. >> reporter: demolition crews are hard at work knocking down abandoned homes. this is a handful of blighted buildings knocked down so far, described as the largest demolition project in history. demolitioning the homes is an important step. >> our residents and children can fully enjoy camden city parks and enjoy camden's open space in a safe environment, free of crumbling buildings. >> it will eliminate 591 dip app

dated buildings. this bodega had constant bug and rodent programs until the abandoned building next door came down. >> now that the bill buildings are down it's much cleaner. >> this massive demolition project is benefiting the local economy, over 75% of the people working the demos are local residents. >> we know we can do it, give us a shot. we are a small operation but we can get it done. >> francisco says that the abandoned building often attract drugs and crime. residents on north 19th street are waiting for five homes to be demolished. >> you try to fix your house and the one next door looks nasty. >> coming down is a plus for the neighborhood. >> the city plans to focus on abandoned commercial buildings. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report

thursday night. >> lets go live to matt pellman if the traffic center. >> almost friday sharrie and monica, a lot of people have their sights set on the weekend at this point. some people getting out of town early this afternoon. as is usually the case on thursday afternoons, the blue route southbound is busy heading for the commodore barry bridge and a vehicle broke down southbound south of here at mcdade. traffic is moving not well from villanova from i-95 from the southbound blue route. elsewhere in delco, a water main break. likely until 7:00 this evening, and 452 would be a better bet. if you head down the shore via the walt whitman bridge, a broken down truck is taking out the right lane. and that is going back to the eastbound schuylkill. if you want to head to the ben franklin bridge, traffic there is moving well. but in voorhees an accident investigation continues closing

cooper road near evesham road and crescent or lake view drives are better bets. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you sir. the fallout continues for olympic swimmer, ryan lochte after the controversial incident. >> what brazilian officials are asking the swimmer to do. >> and a research project giving help to a woman that suffered a brain injury. >> we are heading back into the steam bath, we'll let you know how long the heat and humidity sticks around when "action news" returns.

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republican vice president nominee, mike pence, stepped off the campaign trail today to tour the damage left behind by tornadoes in central indiana. a starbucks was one of several buildings leveled by the storm. the collapse was caught on camera. officialed say that no one inside of the starbucks or anyone in the state was seriously hurt. about a dozen people were injured and are expected to be okay. a strong aftershock hit the italian town today causing even more damage after yesterday's

earthquake. the 6.2 magnitude quake killed at least 250 and a traffic camera captured the moment the quake hit. the camera is seen shaking and falls and losing sight of a toll booth, the minister of culture announce that proceeds from the museumed around italy this sunday will be donated to helping buildings in the quake zone. swimmer, ryan lochte is summoned back to brazil to give testimony. lochte and three other swimmers initially called the altercation an armed robbery, before they completed their investigation, he return to the u.s. he has admitted to the details. he has no plans to return to brazil. in health check now the maker of the epi pen has a plan

helping people struggling to pay for the life saving medication. ali gorman joins us at the big board now with details. >> the company is under fire for the high price of the epi pen and they are not lowering the cost but expanding access to their savings card program, for families paying full price they are cutting the cost in half and for their assistance program for uninsured and underinsured patie patients, they raise the health care system for the rise in prices. and thanks to a research project at the university of delaware. >> it smells good doesn't it? >> 23-year-old corey bailey is back if her happy place cooking in the kitchen thanks to a special harness allowing her to move in all directions without falling. six years ago corey was in high

school applying to college, she was struck in a horrible car accident. among other injuries, corey suffered a severe brain injury. >> she was unable to do anything. no speech or movement or nothing. >> she spent months in the hospital years doing rehabilitation and recently she joined delaware's go baby go program. it has several projects helping people with needs. they say the goal is to improve mobility and social skills outside of a traditional therapy setting. >> having harness in the real world is so much more effective than having it in a fake environment. >> over two months time corey was able to stabbed longer and walk farther and speak clearer and boosted her confidence. >> i was enthralled with her and her expression and interaction with people. >> now with a longer study, the

enlightened company installed a harness in their kitchen and bedroom. for corey the ability to work in the kitchen again is simply -- >> amazing. >> this has stored her hope. they have to be at least six months post brain injury and we have details at 6abc.com. >> incredible. thank you ali. still ahead the new plan for uber to set up drivers for retire many. and some philadelphia inmated have a new leash on life thanks to a program they completed today. the big honor for them when "action news" comes right back.

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car sharing service uber wants its drivers to save for retirement and drives in new jersey are some of the first to take advantage of the new plan, uber partners with the investment plan, betterment. the temperature is testing out the program in seattle, boston and the garden state. all fees are waived for the

first year. it may seem like weather is the reason that flights leave late but mechanical issues and crew scheduling are now the leading causes of flight delays in the u.s. and bloomberg analyzed flight statistics around the country and delays are at an all-time low because of improved technology and better weather related decisions by the airlines. >> forbes has put out its annual list of highest paid actors and topping the list is action star and former professional wrestler, dwayne the rock johnson, he made $65.5 million and checky chance cake in second. and a different kind of graduation in northeast philadelphia. inmates in philadelphia prison and their new canine friends finished the new leash on life

program. they pair an inmate with a dog in need of rescue. they live together and train for weeks, post parole she get full-time plo full-time employment. the animals are found a loving home with new families. >> coming untonight at 5:00 your accuweather forecast. >> sky 6 hd giving us the view of the commodore barry bridge meteorologist, cecily tynan will be right back with the accuweather forecast.

time now for accuweather at the "action news" big board. cecily tynan has the forecast we'll find out how hot we will get. >> the heat index will make it feel like 100 degrees and sky 6 hd looking at cape may, new jersey, a nice beach day earlier and paul and i were watching a pod of dolphins basically jumping through the water and they have moved on and a lot of people have moved on as well. it's windy there with winds up to 20 miles per hour and that also caused the risk of rip currents today. temperature-wise thanks to the cloud cover it's not that hot. seasonable and 85 degrees and

allentown 82 and wilmington 84 and cape may 78 and trenton 84 degrees. you step outside you can feel the difference in the air mass. most areas dew points are in the 70s and the humidity is here and the heat will be arriving tomorrow. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we are getting some cloud cover from a prefrontal trough moving through right now, the actual cold front is still out to the west and that moves through late in the day tomorrow and ahead of it, we'll get the winds out of the southwest. that will bring back the summer steam. tonight i've been saying earlier in the week about turning off your air conditioning and opening up the windows, tonight is warm and muggy and 74 in philadelphia, and allentown 71 and wilmington 73 and cape may 75 degrees, partly cloudy skies and an isolated shower possible and most areas are rain free and tomorrow the friday get away to the weekend. it's going to be hot, if you are down the shore, you will not be

getting a sea breeze but a land breeze, the green head flies are biting and the poconos are muggy and isolated thunderstorm and 83, here in philadelphia it's hot and humid and 93 degrees and with dew points in the 70s, the heat index tracker showing if you want to exercise tomorrow and go for a run do it early. by 10:00 it feels like 91 degrees and then between 2:00 and 4:00 this is when the heat will be peaking and the heat index close to 100, very uncomfortable tomorrow and the humidity is dropping over the weekend, the five-day forecast showing we are heading into the next heat wave, 93 tomorrow and an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow with the cold front behind it the temperatures don't drop much. saturday 91 degrees and temperatures in the low 60s and gets more humid on sunday and monday we get back in the steamy air mass. with 92 degrees and tuesday 91

degrees and the possibility of afternoon thunderstorms with a front moving through and adam will let you know if there is cooler air coming up behind the system in the exclusive accuweather forecast. the heat is returning. a repeat there. >> thank you cecily. independence mall played host to a celebration 100 years in the making today. it's all in honor of the national park services centennial. it was on this day in 1916 that congress passed the national park service organic act. today the agency oversees the more than 400 parks and sites across the country. more to come in our next half our of "action news" at 5:00. including a trip down the shore. >> reporter: high guys this is a fun journey we are on the cape may lewes ferry, we finished the ride from cape may to lewes, delaware, we are getting ready to take the journey back to the cape may side and between that

time we'll have more on what to expect down the shore. for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and

monica malpass. hello rick is off tonight and sharrie williams joins us. here is what is happening on "action news" tonight. the presidential candidates trade attacks while talking race on the campaign trail. that as a new poll is released today. a man pulls up to a local body shop by a man who put a gun to his head but the terror doesn't stop there. carlos ruiz is traded from the phillies. jeff skversky has the details coming up in sports. to politics now there was no shortage of person ala tacks on the campaign trail. donald trump when after hillary clinton during a rally in new hampshire. >> and clinton pulled no punches on the trump strategy. >> it takes a lot of nerve to ask people he has ignored and mistreated for decades. what do you have to lose?

because the answer is everything. >> hillary clinton is slamming donald trump for what she calls two faced by courting african-american voters a group that he portrayed at down and out. >> hillary clinton is not just attacking me she is attacking all the decent people of all backgrounds, doesn't matter, of all backgrounds who support this incredible once in a lifetime movement. >> trump is firing back at clinton calling the democrat a bigot only interested in votes and not people. >> the new poll shows that clinton continues to dominate trump among likely voters, she leads him 51% to 41%.

and 37% of people polled say they would consider voting for a third party candidate. and lana zach is following the developments from washington, d.c. for us, she is live with the latest. >> reporter: good evening monica and sharrie. maybe part of that is all of that vitriol that people are hearing on the campaign trail. these are some of the sharpest attacks we have heard and clinton saying that trump is pandering and trafficking on deepest darkest conspiracies from the internet and trump has a lot of work to do with voter. >> in new hampshire trump lagged behind clinton by nearly 10 points. >> let me tell you you will be very, very happy if i win. >> the republican nominee is making a play for undecided voters particularly minorities we have great relationships with

african-american community. >> on the campaign trail he continues with a heated topic, race. >> when democratic policies fail they are left with only this one tired argument. your racist, you're racist. >> hillary clinton is a bigot. >> and in a move seen outreaching out to latino voters, trump is pivoting on a signature issue, immigration. that he would provide an opportunity for legal immigration for millions. do we tell them to get out or work with them? >> hillary clinton is back on the trail for the first time this week in nevada where the race is tighter. >> from the start donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia, he is taking hate groups mainstream. >> and as you can hear, so much

anger out there on the campaign trail. we should mention though that hillary clinton has not had a formal press conference since last december, she is focused more on fundraising, hauling in a whopping $3 million in three days. >> thank you. you can download the 6 abc news app to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail and live results on election night. the 6 abc news app is a free download for your mobile device. >> a brazen thief walked up to a man in kensington and pointed a gun at his head and it didn't stop there. it's for the tenting store on east 20th, the 20-year-old vick time got out of his car and the suspect walked up and dragged him to the ground and went through his pockets, he took

cash and two cell phones and his car, the victim came home and found his apartment was ransacked. nothing had been taken though and his car was later recovered. from our delaware newsroom, this is 25-year-old jacqueline kennedy facing serious charges after allegedly hitting her boyfriend with her car in the parking lot of a dunkin' donuts in dover. police say that he saw the 21-year-old victim and pulled alongside him. they started arguing and the boyfriend told her to leave and kennedy drove off and then turned around and hit the man. the search is on for a man who robbed a philadelphia bank today. these surveillance pictures of the suspects were taken while he was holding up the republic bank branch on frankford avenue. the man gave the teller a note and ran away with an unknown amount of cash. they consider him armed and

dangerous and tips leading to his arrest. groups gathered in south philadelphia to make sure that seniors have the tools they need to protect themselves. the philadelphia police department hosted a senior fair at the courtland senior center on the avenue of the arts. seniors were given information on how to spot scams and how to stay safe walking in their neighborhoods at night. it's that time again. to see what is going on down at the shore this weekend. melissa magee has the scoop for us. >> reporter: sports enthusiasts head to the wildwood convenience center for the sports card, toys and collectibles show. over 125 tables are filled with autographed memorabilia, posters and comics and jerseys. the show runs saturday 3:00 until 9:00 and sunday 10:00 until 5:00.

admission is free. pirates are invading historic cold spring village in cape may, catch the action with exciting pirate shows over the weekend and enjoy activities such as antique boats and duck decoy carving and more. >> if speed is more your liking, head to atlantic city for the red bull global rally cross. it featured racing on dirt and asphalt and tabletop jumped. the cars can accelerate from 0 to 60 in seconds and do 60 foot jumps. hope to see you this weekend down at the shore. >> well, of course the weather will be a factor if you head to the shore, another potential heat wave is in the works and that means that 6abc.com/weather is the place to visit. get real time views of what is happening with stormtracker 6 live double scan radar and check in with facebook and twit toward

follow our meteorologists for updates. now we want to update you on the traffic situation as you head home. matt pellman is it standing by in the traffic center. >> and speeds are down for those heading down to the shore on this thursday afternoon. 95 northbound side is backed up from this point from the girard point double decker bridge to the walt whitman bridge, because for most of the afternoon we have a broken down truck on the jersey span of the walt and that is finally gone and all lanes are reopen. and crash to watch out for in lower merion at penn road at the strip mall. and one by the shipley school as well at montgomery avenue. the vine street expressway remains busy in both directions but the good news is the vine is not going to close now for overnight construction it will stay open this evening. where you will find construction is between the berks county line and the coventry mall at 74, use

422 instead of 724. and a crash in limerick at township line road and one in abington blocking the southbound lanes of 611 old york past susquehanna and stay on easton to get around that and voorhees, the accidents investigation blocking crescent road. back over to you. thank you. if you own an apple smart phone, a discovery in the middle east prompted the team to take immediate action to protect millions of users. >> and fallout for soccer star, hope solo, following comments she made after a devastating loss in rio. >> that tropical feeling is back with the dew point weighing us back. and we'll talk about heat indexes near 100 again in the accuweather forecast. >> plus, jeff skversky has sports including breaking news

and carlos ruiz is being traded.

i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very frightened. gillian turner: he's been talking about the option of using a nuclear weapon against our western european allies. max boot: this is not somebody who should be handed the nuclear codes. charles krauthammer: you have to ask yourself, do i want a person of that temperament controlling the nuclear codes? and as of now, i'd have to say no. [bill o'reilly sighs]

police are questioning a soldier at fort campbell in kentucky after an active shooter situation there today. the soldier with the 101st airborne pulled a gun on his colleagues forcing a lock down of the base, the post is now secure and his name is not released yet. investigators don't know what sparked the incident. apple boosted the iphone security in the middle east. there was a botched attempt to break into the iphone of an activist with spy wear, it took advantage of the iphone vulnerability and they fixed it after learning about it. a leader in the clubhouse and a long time philly on the

move. >> carlos ruiz is gone tonight the latest philly to be traded to the dodgers, chase utley, shane victorino and now carlos ruiz. >> ryan howard is the only player left from the 2008 world steeries team. the phillies have traded him to los angeles in return for ruiz one of the great of the phillies catcher, they require a.j. ellis, minor league pitcher from haverford college by the way and they get a player to be named later. ruiz is in the phillies organization for 17 years and the last 11 in the majorser caught four no hitters and the world series title in 2008. the phillies will miss him. and the eagles are the only team not to throw a preseason

touch down, he says the offense is close to being explosive we'll see saturday night. agholor believes that sam bradford and the birds will show the progress they made. they have been without their top wideout, jordan matthews and not expected to play until the season opener, if that happens matthews not concerned he is working with brad for more than a year now. >> you want to work out and if anything i can come back extremely fresh and be able to jump right back in it. >> having a lot of reps we spend a lot of time together, it would be nice to get him back just to get some timing back before week one, but if that doesn't happen, i'm comfortable with the chemistry that we have. >> these guys have played together last year and really have a good understand with one

another. >> new eagles receiver green beckham is moving up the depth chart after last week's trade. green beckham will start saturday and trying to erase the titans play book from his head and pick up the eagles and so far feeled comfortable in philadelphia. >> being here it's a big opportunity for me to go out and show them why i'm here and what i came here to do. that is my mind set to stay focus and try to impress my teammates. >> we'll keep it simple and one position for him. a receiver, put a package together. two or three or four plays and let him go play and as we understands that we can expand the role. >> well, like the eagles who once upon a time could not get past the nfc title game the soul has their own issues too in the arena bowl, specifically against arizona.

the very team standing in their way again. ron jaworsky's soul is one win away from winning the league super bowl. they lost to arizona hopefully the third time is finally the charm. >> until you have been in this situation before, you don't know how anyone is going to react. i have four or five guys that have been through this twice with me. and we learned from mistakes and i think they can keep the other guys in check as far as their emotions. >> we know tonight phillies fans emotions, it will be tough to see carlos ruiz go, a big part of the organization and one of the best catchers in team history. u.s. winning goal keeper, hope solo is suspended for six months for despaisparagining co about sweden, she called the

swedes quote, a bunch of cowards for focusing on defense rather than attacking the three time champion u.s. team. she was previously suspended for 30 days in for her conduct will not be eligible for selection to the national team until february. with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can.

adam is here and talking about a sticky situation we are about to be in. >> we are in it and going to be in it for quite sometime. pretty much the seven-day forecast. get used to it. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar some sprinkles passing through south philadelphia an hour ago with the cloud cover and they are pushing to the east and the sunshine is beginning to return. heat indexes, are in the upper 80s to around 90 degrees, 91 is what it feels like in philadelphia, you combine that air temperature with the humidity that has spiked through the roof here, this afternoon it feels like 86 allentown and 89 in wilmington and dover. and cape may much better with the wind off the water just 79 degrees. satellite and radar, this cloud cover that pushed in late morning into the early and late part of the afternoon. that was the severe weather that pushed through parts of indiana

and ohio where there were eight reported tornadoes yesterday. and they were break away clouds south of chicago, the clouds continue to pass on and it's warm and muggy and an isolate the shower in a couple of locations and the majority stay dry, 71 to 74 degrees for the overnight low, future tracker 6 shows heat indexes tomorrow morning 10:00, 93 in the morning, 91 in wilmington and 92 in dover and at the shore there will not be much of a sea breeze tomorrow. equally as uncomfortable down there. by 4:00 in the afternoon, 100 in wilmington and feeling like 100 in millville and you don't escape the uncomfortable air, allentown and reading. the next pattern for the next three days, high pressure the upper level ridge stacked really warm air through the atmosphere that won't budge, so we are

looking for 90s for the deep south and into the mid-atlantic, while we are under the influence of that high, low pressure in the form of a tropical wave, continues to track to the west northwest into the bahamas and the gulf of mexico. by the end of this three day period coming up, that is this weekend, and a 70% chance that this tropical wave will baltimore hermine, at this point still disorganized. the place to beat the heat a little. is down at the shore. melissa magee, is down in cape may, you got the breeze i see it flapping with your scarf there catching a break in cape may. >> reporter: yes. adam, i mean it's nice here at cape may, we are right by the cape may lewes ferry, the mb delaware, we took the three hour tour -- from yearsy over to delaware and we made it back on the cape may side of things, it's fantastic here on the coast

and we have the forecast for you, hot and humid and not much of a sea breeze as you mentioned at the shore a high temperature of 90 degrees and saturday sunny and less humid, an on shore wind out of the northeast and temperature of 83 degrees after the cold front comes on through, and sunday lots of sunshine and a good looking day with a high temperature of 80 degrees across the region, so adam we'll have more on the cape may lewes ferry and the things you can do around here. i'm sending it back inside to you. there is music over this way. you see the party -- this is rock the boat cafe, we'll be over there. they are waiving saying hello. we'll be there next and have fun in the 6:00 hour adam. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 90s from start to finish here feeling like 100 degrees tomorrow and sunny and hot and 91 on saturday and the difference from saturday is we get a break from the

humidity and it comes back up on sunday and a steam bath on monday 92 degrees, and muggy still tuesday with an afternoon scattered storm and more of the same here yesterday wednesday and thursday. with little in the way of relief from the heat and humidity. >> i want to be where the music is. the party. thank you. "action news" will be right back.

for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra.

he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. right now the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. new video shows a driver hit a philadelphia police sergeant and that man faces charges tonight. and the repairs that are detouring drivers in chester county. for rick williams and adam joseph and cecily tynan, jaime apody and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass join me next for "action news"

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. jim is off and i'm monica malpass in the news a septa employee is accused of stealing more than $600,000 worth of equipment. and a little 3-year-old boy is safe after being found wandering alone on streets of collingdale. but the big story is new video showing the moment that a philadelphia police sergeant was struck by a suspected drunk driver, the officer is shown

outside of his cruiser during a traffic stop and an suv drives by and the officer vanishes from view. it happened on the 3100 block. chad pradelli is joining us live. >> reporter: monica, the sergeant remains hospitalized with a broken collar bone and broken ribs and other injuries, he was standing outside a cruiser here when he was hit and it was all captured on camera. thetive and district sergeant is out of his vehicle talking to another officer when a rav 4 slams into him launching him 15 feet and out of his shoes, the rav 4 appears to slow and then takes off. >> there is nothing more graphic than seein t