student to stop playing with what she thought was a candy wrapper. the boy did and then started playing with it again, when it's teacher went to take it away she realized it was heroin. >> that is kevin davis, he has two grandchildren with the school. >> like everyone he is heard broken to hear this. it wasn't just one bag, on further inspection, detectives found 29 additional packets of heroin inside of his bunch box. >> thank god he did not give it to another student. >> the boy was taken to a local medical center and tested negative to opioids, we tried to speak to the school but were kept out. they released this, they are following the procedures specified by the law. to handle this matter. >> parents are not putting the

blame of the school but rather the parents or guardian of the child. >> imagine this, the child having brought it to school, it still would have been in the child's home. okay back out live, none of those kids, ingested any of those drugs, we are told that the 5-year-old had the drugs out and was playing with them. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. philadelphia police are trying to track down the gunman that shot a man in the head forcing a school to go into lockdown. it happened at 11:30 in fair hill park in lawrence street across the street from the school. police say that the victim was a vendor selling bathroom supplies and they believe the motive was robbery and that is unclear at this hour. the shooter was last seen drive ago way in a chevy monte carlo. the cause of a crash that

took the life of a 5-year-old boy in the lehigh valley, is being investigated tonight, we learned the name of the man killed. rayvon robinson. police say that the driver of a nissan lost control hit a guardrail, and was then hit by two on coming cars, four adults and his 2-year-old sister remain in the hospital. >> she is on life support, she tries to do everything her brother did. >> police found open containers of alcohol in the nissan and car seats in the vehicle with the children, but it's not clear if they were properly used . the grief and outrage continues days after a 22-year-old woman was hit and killed by a driver and tonight the driver is in custody but the victim's parents say they are still not satisfied. chad pradelli is at the scene of the crash in hamilton township

tonight with more. >> reporter: yes rick, this debris field was extensive. most of it has been cleaned up but here is what is left. take a look that is the original utility pole it was cracked in half. the victim was driving her honda civic coming down broad street and tried to make a turn here and that is when the driver of that trailblazer, hit her, t boned her there, the driver under the influence was going over 90 miles per hour, the chevy trailblazer's impact into the honda civic, killed 22-year-old daysha ferrier. >> she was happy and positive and out going. >> part of me is gone. took my baby. >> mercer county prosecutors say that chandler heavyside is

charged with her death. they witnessed a -- involving heavyside, and a pursuit ensued on the side street in trenton. state police say that the chase went into hamilton township, on and off route 195, but detectives ended their pursuit in the area of white horse circle when they reentered trenton, police say that heavyside fled on foot but witnesses pointed to his whereabouts, they found bags of heroin in the car and heavheavy was under the influence. >> the state troopers were there and we have witnesses when the impact happened. they did not call off the chase. >> police say the investigation is ongoing, and all witnesses are interviewed but preliminary

work shows that the chase was called off 1.1 miles from impact. >> although no type of vengeance will bring my baby back. they will pay. they will pay. >> here at the scene, you can see the small memorial of balloons and candles and flowers, and the family tells me there will be a vigil tonight at 7:00 p.m. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. college students in new jersey now have a new way to reduce the cost of their educations, the bridging the gap program allows students to earn their associates degree from camden county to transfer to rutgers university camden at a lower rate. they will receive a grant covering their tuition and fees, not already covered by state or federal grants, incomes between

60,000 and $100,000 will get half of this covered. and now transforming their food programs, the goal was to offer healthy options to patients and staff. ali gorman is at the big board with more. >> reporter: in the past, hospital food had a pretty bad reputation, but an initiative funded by the cdc is helping to turn that around. so far a dozen local hospitals signed on to make healthier and tastier food but these six were recognized for reaching is certain standards for creating a healthier community. six local hospitals were honored at city hall for increasing access to fresh healthy food for patients and employees and visitors. one local hospital has transformed their cafeteria, offering more fruits and vegetable, thanks to the common market. chef jeffrey says that one of

his favorites is the heirloom tomatoes, but the menu depends on the season. >> we do a nice job with some of the fresh local greens that are available earlier in the year, and that is kind of introducing us into the growing season. >> for staff and visitors this means healthy options available 24/7 and that means fresh vegetables with every meal. the idea is to introduce healthy produce. >> they can see what they are and take the information home with them. >> the healthy foods initiative is a four year government funded program with the goal of changing the food environment. an unhealthy diet could lead to poor overall health. >> the problem responsibility not just for obesity, but also high blood pressure and diabetes and heart disease. >> city commissioner, thomas farley says that philadelphia

has high rates of all of these conditions which is why this program is especially important here. the cancer treatment centers of america were also recognized and their chef served up healthy fair at the reception and also honored for operating its owner beganic farm. >> and the health department and the american heart association is part of this initiative, helping people to eat healthy cannot only help people with medical problems but save on health care costs. >> thanks ali. time for a check of our "action news" traffic report. matt pellman is always invested in the traffic situation. >> reporter: it's so warm out there i had to get rid of my sleeves, good afternoon. we are live along 95, this may not be good for your health at least your blood pressure, northbound side is congested again this afternoon from penn's

landing to this point to cotman avenue, southbound a 9 minute delay to the phils game, lets talk about things lowering the blood pressure good news south of westchester, they opened the bridge over radially run, new one is ready to go for you. in media, it's dining under the stars tonight. and a little left this year. the 101 trolley is shuttle busing and burlington county to watch out for, a crash at 130 at bridgeboro road just 12 miles per hour there at 130 right now. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. much more ahead on "action news" tonight. and that includes the first day in court for the driver face ago tempted murder charges after this attack on police which officials are calling intentional. >> and the fix samsung says they

are working on as concerns continue to grow on battery problems on the galaxy note 7. and cecily tynan at the philadelphia zoo live for us. >> hi guys, i am with a macaw from brazil. they can do a lot of tricks. say hello. >> hello. >> live on tv. i think it's the first time that ever happened. good job good bird. we are with fine feathered friends live from the philadelphia zoo.

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parts of the southeast could get a half foot of rain through the end of the week because of tropical storm julia. the slow moving storm formed late last night sparking warnings along the coast. now the concern is turned to flash flooding that officialed say is a possibility through friday. samsung says they are work ago and a software update that would keep the popular galaxy note 7 smart phone from bursting

into flame. another fire is blamed on the phone. the man says it exploded on the passenger seat while charging. the company asked users to turn off their devices and offering an exchange program but so far they have not recalled the phone. an arizona man accused of launching a violent and intentional attack on police is facing attempted murder charges, police say he tried to mow down three officers outside a gas station with his car. and the whole thing was caught on camera. >> reporter: after mowing down three phoenix cops in a gas station parking lot, this morning the man allegedly behind the wheel appearing in court. >> 44-year-old mark pane most of the time slumped over. court documents described him as a homeless transient under the influence of drugs or alcohol

during the attack and no accidents according to authorities. >> our police officers were targeted. >> a sergeant and two officers meeting outside of this convenience store and nearby the driver of this red car appears to watch them for a few minutes and then you see this, the sergeant goes down with a broken leg and a third cop is sent flying eight feet into the air. >> i thank god we are not planning three funerals right now. >> the car crashing into the store and one clerk jumped out of the way and another struck by flying debris. and the suspect putting up a fight, the officers tasering him numerous times. the police chief expressing the motive of attacks. >> i have never seen so many senseless violent attacks targeting police officers.

>> as for pane documents reveal he attacked cops during a traffic stop and was sentenced to probation. a north carolina football player turned himself in today for an arrest warrant for the sexual assault of a female student. allen artis was released on bond. it state that artis allegedly had sex with the woman against her will. delaney robinson says she was intoxicated and unable to give consent. it was a mixed day on wall street and energy companies continue to slump. >> the price of oil slipped for the third straight day as the markets continue to fluctuate in a large fashion, the dow lost 31 points on the day and the nasdaq gaining 18 and the s&p 500 lost 1.25. still to come on "action

news," a north philadelphia landmark gets an honor from the city. plus, the surprise ending for a would be criminal for a purse snatching gone wrong in southern california. and "action news" is about interests action with you, follow us on social media forehead lines and breaking news and to communicate with us. on facebook we are 6 abc "action news" and on twitter 6 abc. when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole.

the heroic end to a purse snatching was caught on camera. the robber strikes on the crosswalk and to men in a nearby car jumped out and aided this woman. they were able to get the purse back and the suspect got away. that is until the police tracked him down later in the middle of another theft atem. the decision america tour make a stop in trenton, new jersey, the billy graham evangelical associate are leading the tour and conducting prayer rallies in all 50 states with seven more states to go. it's not about endorsing a candidate but encouraging christians to pray for america and its leaders.

a historic landmark is part of the history, they were at the sullivan plaza home to the historical marker, leon sullivan opened the plaza in 1968, the first in the united states that was developed and owned and managed by african-americans. it served for a number of similar projects nationwide. outside of city hall a culture of concerts of sorts for special performers. it was a spell binding show in the courtyard by the chinese opera society. audience members were transported to ancient china with song and dance. and this is part of the new culture in the courtyard series every wednesday weather permitting. coming up a check of the

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time for accuweather at the "action news" big board. adam joseph has it's forecast, how are things looking?

>> hot. 92 so far in philadelphia, that is the record set back in 1995, record tying in allentown and trenton breaking the old record in 80s of 91 degrees. and atlantic city shy of the record by one degree. but hot for this time of year. 90 in reading and 90 in millville, really the only location not at 90 or above is the immediate coastline, with the sea breeze going into effect here, beach haven and cape may coming in only in the upper 70s. so quite refreshing there. the 79 at the shore right now is our normal high temperature in philadelphia for this time of year, we are remarkably well above that. the records slide to 67 and then 57 into november and then by december, on this date, 45 degrees is the average high

temperature. so we lose the average high quite a bit over the next few months. satellite and radar, dropping temperatures to the north with scattered showers especially north of philadelphia. this front will hold julia way to the south. this could be beneficial rain if it were able to make its way into the region to the north. it spins around the carolinas and georgia and winds with this tropical storm. overnight temperatures drop back into the upper 50s by tomorrow morning in the north western suburbs, 66 philadelphia and warmer to the south and clouds with the front and an isolate the shower north of the city. future track showing that line of showers, breaking apart across the lehigh valley, and clouds by the time it progresses through the heart of the delaware valley through the morning and 11:00 a.m. tomorrow north of philadelphia and clouds north of the city. it's cooler, low humidity 77 in

allentown and 77 in millville. a beautiful day overall compared to the records that fell today. as we look at the five-day at 5:00 forecast, 80 degrees tomorrow brighter to the north and cloudier to the south. sunny and spectacular on friday, low humidity and 81 and warmer on saturday and 85 degrees and muggy on sunday, and 86 with scattered isolated downpours and thunderstorms throughout the day but not a washout and lingering showers through monday morning at 84 degrees, meteorologist, cecily tynan is at the philadelphia zoo, can the chicken do the polka, i heard it's polish. >> not because they are from poland but because of a dutch word for head, which is pole, they have a tuft of feathers on their head and they think they were originally from holland. they are not for eating but the fancy chickens you see at fancy

chicken shows. she is just beautiful. they like meal worms apparently. >> thank you cecily. we'll be right back with more. playing the new million in an instant gamethan with top prizes of a million bucks? winning. on the spot. (cheers) play million in an instant from the pennsylvania lottery. and you could win... on the spot! keep on scratchin'

i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices?

"action news" continues with adam joseph and monica malpass. >> here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. hillary clinton releases her current medical status and donald trump talks about his health with dr. oz. and a popular stop in center city is now a crime scene. and you may be a victim and not know it. >> and delaware county is easing the fears with entering the courtroom with four paws and a lot of fur. and we are following developing news with the candidates today. hillary clinton released more information about her medical status as she continues to recover from pneumonia. >> and donald trump talked to dr. oz about his health, but was

not as forthcoming as his rival. >> secretary clinton's doctor says she is recovering well from pneumonia with antibiotics and rest and the report reveals how it was revealed on friday. and that it was not contagious, she was put on a common antibiotics for ten days and it shows her other current medications, including hyper -- and after the 9/11 ceremony when clinton was seen wobbling, she continues to improve and was evaluated several times since sunday including today. and over all the doctor said

sher physical exam was normal and that she is in excellent mental condition. now, of course these are not all of her medical records, this is a snapshot and update to her treatment of pneumonia. back over to you. >> thank you. like we mentioned the donald trump appeared on the dr. oz show and presented him with a letter that had the results of a physical and colonoscopy. he spoke to audience members after the taping. >> dr. oz looked surprised you said. >> that he had his medical records with him. that he would not reveal it. >> his numbers were good. >> they went on to say, trump takes statins for cholesterol and dr. oz would like to see him lose 15 to 20 pounds and he agreed with the doctor. >> the health seems to be in

good shape. their campaigns are doing just as well. quinnipiac polled likely voters and 48% are backing hillary clinton and 43% are backing donald trump. the last time quinnipiac polled likely voters, the split was 51% for hillary and 41% for donald trump. so clearly trump seems to be gaining ground. >> when you break down to the battleground states, donald trump is leading the charge in florida, pull ago head of clinton. and the same is true with likely voters in ohio. trump is leading the buckeye state, both of these polls are within the margin of error. world news tonight will have more on hillary clinton and donald trump's newly release sd medical information as well as the poll numbers. of course can you get breaking alerts from the

campaign trail by downloading the free 6 abc news app available at the google play stores. now they are warning customers that use a gas station to check their bank statements they found a skimmer in the atm in the sunoco. inside of convenience store. there is no word yet on how many fell victim to the skimmer. three thieves worked together to steal personal water crafts in north wildwood. they hooked up the trailer carrying sea doos to their vehicle and took off. it happened at delaware avenue, if you know anything about the crime you are asked to call police. a mother and son are expected of running a marijuana growing operation inside of their home. here are the details tonight. the suspects are 23-year-old

jose joseph and his mother. they found a marijuana distribution operation and seized pot and guns. he was charged with possession and intent to distribute and held on $25,000 bail and his mother was charged with drug paraphernalia, but she was released. >> from our delaware newsroom, investigators are trying to find what sparked a fire in wilmington this afternoon. it was 3:00 p.m. when the flames erupted at the dupont middle school. it took 30 minutes for firefighters to get it under control. fortunately nobody was injured. >> stepping inside of a courtroom could be scary for anyone no matter their able. the delaware county courthouse is counts on man's best friend to ease anxieties. >> how can the face of this

australian labra doodle not make you smile. it's paws for people a nonprofit with a mission to supply anyone that need its with a visit from a therapeutic well trained pet. >> you can cut the stress with a knife when you walk into this building. they are head up the court companion program and joined by pet teams. aerial loves people and that makes her a good therapy dog but loves children. >> the teams rotate schedules not in the courtrooms but the child dependency court. >> she is in her glory, loves the attention. beneficial for everyone involved. >> we all know that stepping

inside of a courtroom can be carry and overwhelming but here in delaware county they are working to change all of that. >> the parents and district attorneys and the people we call at witnesses, i hope it will change the temperature so to speaker and maybe everybody calmer about being in court. >> judge nichols who presides in court. it appears to be beneficial. now delaware county hopes that the furry friends. . will provide the same support for local kids as they enter the courtroom. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." >> very nice. time to check the traffic situation. >> hopefully things are not too rough out there on height ways and by ways. >> lets pause and check, i have things to mutter about tonight. as we hold court on the schuylkill expressway plenty of volume in both directions, eastbound to the phils game 35 minutes, ideally 14 and more

than 20 minutes delayed and westbound substantially backed up. vine street expressway not much better, very crowd here in both directions off the schuylkill and of course the vine does close at 11:00 for overnight construction. on the big picture in south philadelphia, a crash on columbus boulevard blocking the northbound lanes and that is out of there now and everything is reopen. and german town avenue is closed for supper sessions on the avenue and state treat is blocked and the trolley is shutting busing. and a vehicle fire and then a brush fire both on 295 southbound both have now cleared but you are looking at speeds mostly in the 20s coming south of 73 and gloucester city a crash on 130 at market street by the quality inn. and edge water part a crash at 130 at bridgeboro road but speeds are increasing there.

back over to you. >> thank you. top american athletes who shined in brazil became the victims of hackers what the super stars are saying about the sensitive information leaked about them. >> and cecily tynan is back at the zoo with this week's outdoor adventure. >> hi monica and rick, i have shakespear the barn owl. you'll notice the pattern on the feathers and shakespear was a rehab animal. she was brought here to the zoo with head injuries and only has one eye, but is doing great. i will head in to the avery center where birds are flying around, if you think the heat is good for the birds i have more from the philadelphia zoo. plus, jaime apody has sports including eagles and temple

football and phillies.

the white house is increasing the number of refugees they hope to welcome to

the u.s. next year. they are attempting to take 110,000 refugees, it's in line with the belief that all countries should do more to help the most vulnerable people. star gymnasts including simone biles, this after falling victim to hacker that stole their medical records and posted them online. from the world anti-doping agency shows elaina delle donne and tennis star sisters, serena and venus williams used medications in the prohibited drug use. they got approval in all cases and did not seek to keep it a secret. >> these documents prove that the u.s. athletes played by the books, and did what they were

suppose to do. the complete opposite of what the russians did. >> more than 100 russian athletes were banned from the olympics because of state doping. and the eagles are getting ready to take on the bears. >> that is pretty good. doug peterson gave the eagles two days off to rest up for week to monday night football against the bears. the birds will be back on the field tomorrow and i'm sure the coaches are in the film room breaking down the performance of carson wentz and ron jaworsky, he expected him to come out after having six cups of coffee but a kid that stayed calm throughout the whole game. >> when you should get excited about carson wentz. a sensational performance the first start in his rookie season

and the guy that only played one preseason game. how can you not project this as being a positive. i know it's game one and he has a long way to go and a development process, but when you look at the building block and the foundation of a team it's the quarterback, have you to feel good about the long-term direction of the philadelphia eagles. >> got to look that. the birds and bears, monday night football, we are teaming up with phl 17,% the count town to kickoff special. and all eyes are on happy valley this weekend as temple attempts to upset penn state for the send straight year. and this one is on the road and a different team. the owls are getting ready with pumped up noise, going to a place they never won.

this was a huge game right? >> no, not real yes, we look at everybody the same way, we focus on ourselves. >> it's a great rivalry, but we take it one game as at a time and one play at a time. there is no looking forward or ahead, we take it day by day. >> oh come on. they are trying to stay even keel. and the nittany lions. they cannot afford to lose to temple two years in a row. >> impressed with walker, a chance to break every record for a quarterback at temple. very, very impressed with him. >> we'll have a preview of the temple, penn state game saturday morning. coach matt rule will join ducis rogers to break it all down at 9:45 on channel 6. and pete mccannon will try

to play him. last night a heart breaking loss. the phils up 3-2 after a decent outing by phillip asher and a three run home run, his fifth blown save and the phillies lost it 5-3. it's almost over though. >> nearing the end. >> mercifully. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that's going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes...mr. mcenroe. see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh, absolutely. i like that. get fios with virtual tech support for $69.99 a month.

back we go to cecily tynan to the philadelphia zoo with this week's outdoor adventure. >> reporter: i want to give you inside information about coming to the zoo. when you come on a really hot day like today. come inside of the mcneil avian center. it feels great in here, it's nice and cool and feels like a rain forest. laura houston is with me and we have more than 100 different types of birds. >> we do, i came to the zoo because when i was growing up i was a birder, and i learned the birds in my backyard. >> these are the funkiest looking pigeons i have ever seen. >> that say glory crown pigeon from new guinea, beautiful birds, a male and female there.

and behind them we have the yellow nobbed gurney hanging out there. >> the big black one there. >> they will fight over the blueberry. >> and this is one of our duck species, this is a male ring teal, one of our duck species and you also have incredibly diverse diet. that they eat. >> i have blueberry and also some insects, some meal worms. if i throw them in the air they will come. >> we get some that love meal worms. >> he is all the way up there. i'm going to try and throw a meal worm as high as i can go. not quite. i'm going to keep working on it. speaking of ingesting things, if you come to the do you have the watering hole. it's popular? >> yes, fantastically popular,

the watering hole is an opportunity to have beer and wine and great food, a chance to discover the zoo in another way and the opportunity to walk over and check out the new mere cat maze. a lot of cool things to discover. >> interesting things including these guys, i do want to talk about the weather. we have record warmth today. philadelphia tying the record high of 92 and trenton and wilmington new record highs of 93 and allentown tying the high of 91 and stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the front pressing in is bringing scattered showers across the poconos and lake harmony and it's sinking to the southeast and it dies out as it does. it cools off dramatically, and a rain cooled 67 degrees, still 90 and wilmington 92, feeling better in cape may, and 79

degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the cold front is slicing through boston and new york city and the poconos is drying out as it does. partly cloudy skies and an isolated thunderstorm and 68 in the suburbs and 66 for center city. and the next tuesdays a taste of fall. high pressure over northern new york bringing us low humidity and temperatures where they should be this time of year and 80 tomorrow and 81 degrees on friday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast enjoy that brief taste of fall because we begin to warm things back up as we head into the weekend on saturday. up to 85 degrees and sunday it will be muggy with the possibility of a shower or thunderstorm late in the day and 86 and the heat holds on tuesday well above normal 84 on monday and 86 on tuesday, and wednesday 87 degrees and the warm weather will last until the enof the week, i am here feeding these

pigeons, the prettiest pigeons i have ever seen and throwing meal worms up to the sky. he doesn't like my cooking either. >> someone will eat it. >> back to you guys. >> not wasting a meal worm. >> okay well what goes up must come down. rely on 6abc.com/weather for everything weather related from updated hourly forecast to stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, and be sure to join our meteorologists on facebook and twitter, follow for constant updates.

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contest. they selected this design by collingswood resident amy, she will get a $1,000 cash prize congratulations to her and all the artists. right now the "action news" team is standing by with these stories and more at 6:00. the shooting outside of an elementary school is the latest philadelphia police are investigating following a violent 24 hours in the city. and a shocking find of a 5-year-old in trenton in his lunch box. those stories and more coming up next. for the entire "action news" team, i'm monica malpass join me for "action news" next at 6:00. .

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton just released information about her health. her new york based physician says she is recovering from her illness and is fit to serve as president of the united states. she has hyperism and allergies. donald trump discusses hi health on a talk show. and david muir will have more on the developments from the candidates that is next at 6:30

after "action news." and a shooting outside of a philadelphia elementary school. in kensington this morning it's just the latest in a rash of violence across the city. john rawlins is live now with details on this. >> reporter: monica, it's been a hectic day and a half for philadelphia police investigators the latest incident the shooting victim was across the street from the school and assaulted by a gunman that later fled in an older model chevy monte carlo. >> it was so sudden. >> the young man came up with the gun -- >> he came up with the gun and started running -- victim ran and pulled out the weapon and shot one time -- >> angelo skinner says he never saw such violence close up. the victim thought to be a vendor selling bathroom supplies. police say he was shot in the back of the head. the latest mayhem.