"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. good afternoon, in the news this noon, a truck slams into a local home and the homeowner

says it's not the first time. plus the key witness is expected to testify in the so-called bridge gate trial in new jersey. but the big story on "action news" this noon is a man in critical condition after being hit by a car in a bank parking lot. police believed it to be a hit and run and now they think it's more complicated. >> reporter: initially it was a hit and run investigation however police believe they are investigating a robbery gone bad, they believe that the driver actually visiting from portugal may have been robbed at one of the at the wells fargo. >> earlier this morning police towed away this white chevy recovered after an overnight investigation at the wells fargo

parking lot. you see the front anne damage on the vehicle on the windshield. >> the second district police responded to numerous 911 calls. it was in this northeast philadelphia parking lot before 11:00 last night that a 49-year-old man was hit by a vehicle and they believe that that man tried to robber of the striking vehicle with a knife and then the driver left the scene. >> he was laying in the parking lot of the wells fargo bank, he was suffering from severe head trauma. >> police hope that cameras can provide more information. and they returned to the initial scene and focused on the atm machines at the bank and the trash cans next to them. >> police say that the man taken to torresdale hospital was in critical condition and that witnesses saw the car drive or and jotted down the license plate number and provided it to police and that led police to the address to fine the vehicle.

reporting in the northeast, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." police are looking for the person that shot people including a woman holding an infant. the mom was hit in the crossfire yesterday afternoon, shot in the arm at 15th and wharton streets in point breeze and that the bullet barely missed the baby's head. two other people were shot including an innocent 62-year-old woman. bob brooks will update us in a live report at 12:30. the man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey is held on $5.2 million bail. this morning the manhattan street where one of the bombs exploded was reopened. we have the story now. >> reporter: good afternoon, we have seen hundreds of new yorkers out walking in this chelsea neighborhood and fixing the broken windows in the

building behind me and life is get back to normal here in new york city. but the investigation into what happened and why continues. we know that the man believed to be responsible for this bombing in new york. two bombings in new jersey. and a manhunt that ended in a shootout with police. is 28-year-old amed kahn rahami, a naturalized u.s. citizen born in afghanistan. he was seen in his high school yearbook in edison, new jersey. >> i was living in this area for six years, everybody is calm and quiet and peaceful and nice. i would say. >> now rahami is being held on atemmed murder for the shootout with police, as authorities build their case against him in the bombings. >> there was pipe bombs and pressure cooker bombs. where did he get the materials and where did he build the bomb. >> and what happened in rahami's

resenyear long trip to pakistan. >> they will look at where he say he went or did he go to some rogue mosque or hook up with someone that could have taught him to be a terrorist. >> i see the subway was just as crowds as it was on saturday. and new york like always will bounce back. >> we might be shattered but not broken so we are all good, and happy we are back open and grateful to everyone in our community. >> reporter: if things are getting back to normal in new york, authorities are working to make sure that rahami was working alone. searching his social media accounts and looking into the trip to afghanistan. as of right now, rahami is still not cooperating. >> maggie thank you. the so-called bridge gate trial is continuing in new jersey. prosecutors alleged that governor chris christie knew about the lane closures as they were happening in 2013.

two of his former allies, bridget kelly, are accused of closing lanes to create gridlock and getting back at the mayor for not endorsing christie. the mayor could take the stand today. one of the government's first witnesses, christie denied knowing about the lane closures. turning now to accuweather, it turns out to be a nice afternoon after a foggy morning, the skies are clearing to a mix of clouds and sun, as we look at sky 6 hd over penn's landing. david murphy is tracking the latest conditions on the terrace. >> reporter: every now and then the sun tries to break through, if you look at satellite there say fairly thick band of cloud cover over the region, the farther north and west you go it starts to thin out. you notice the rain from an area of low pressure from the south, every now and then we get a break away shower.

but it's not doing much. we had some through cape may county and now fortescue and southern cumberland county and down to the southern tip of delaware, you are getting a shower or two. these are light sprinkles and that is probably all you'll see today. 77 degrees in philadelphia. warming up and 78 in allentown where the sky is thinning out a bit. trenton 78 and 76 in wilmington and 72 in cape may. it's also rather humid, especially down in south jersey where you see the 70 degree dew points, that is oppressive humidity if you start to work outside you'll feel that. 84 is the high, well above the average high of 77 and the record is 90 set back in 1983. and the low was 68 well above average. as we look at the wide view, tomorrow there is not much going on to the west thanks to an area

of high pressure inching its way to the east. the rain producer on the east coast is less of a factor for us. i'll have improving word in the forecast for tomorrow and the next day sara. things change a bit for the weekend but all things credited a nice seven day ahead and details in accuweather. for now a little overcast and we are waiting on the sun. from our delaware newsroom. a tractor trailer slammed into a man's house in newcastle this morning. causing damage on moore's lane, police say the truck driver lost control and hit a parked car and barrelled through the front wall of the home. this is not the first time this has happened. >> i lived there since 1983, second time a guy hit a car on the street come up this hill and come into my house. last time they tore the porch off and this time they came in. >> nobody inside of the house was hurt and the truck driver

had minor injuries. carson wentz followed his debut with a solid performance. he through for 130 yards and a touch down for the 29-14 win. he gave the credit to the defense for putting the offense in position to score. doug peter son is talking about the game at the nova care complex here in philadelphia. we'll have more coming up on "action news" at 4:00. last night's game had controversy on the sidelines, eagles safety malcolm jenkins and several others raised their right fists, and the gesture was not anti-police they said. less than a week away from the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. clinton is spending day off the campaign trail and trump will campaign this afternoon in north carolina. one of hollywood's highest

profile couples no more. actress angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt. the decision was made for the health of the family. the couple's relationship started during the filming of the movie mr. and mrs. smith. they later became known as brangelina and wed in france in 2014. the couple has six children together. still to come on "action news" at noon, you could be wasting money by making the wrong choice at the gas pump. and wells fargo ceo takes the hot seat after the bank opened millions of accounts without people's permission. and david murphy has your forecast. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

i know more about isis then the generals do. 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? in the philippines, the flight crew of a saudi arabia airlines plane mistakenly pressed a hijack warning twice as they approached the airport. they isolated the jet after it

landed. the 410 passengers were allowed off the plane. the ceo of wells fargo apologized in front of a congressional panel after the bank allegedly opened millions of unauthorized accounts to meet sales targets. >> i am deeply sorry that we failed to fulfill on our responsibility to our customers and to our team members and to the american public. >> john stump told the senate banking committee that they will invite the customers to invite them to review their accounts with a banker. they were fined earlier this month and more than 5,000 employees have been fired over the scandal. critical supplies including food and medicine are not reaching people that desperately need it. the u.s. has suspended aids convoys in syria after some

trucks were hit by air strikes, 12 people were killed mostly relief workers. it's on hold pending the situation in the war torn country. president obama addressed the general assembly for his last time as president. obama highlighted the work by the u.n. during his eight years in office, he cited turning around a world financial crisis and taking away terrorist safe havens and the iranian nuclear deal. and normalizing relations with cuba. >> this is important work, it has made a real difference in the lives of our people. and it could not have happened had we not worked together. >> yesterday many of these leaders attended the first ever summit on refugees and migrants. they provided a more humane

response to the displaced people. a new store opened its doors today. superintendant, william hite was on hand to cut the ribbon at the science leadership academy middle school. they opened up a temporary location on spring garden street. plans are underway to build the permanent school on the the site of the now demolished high school. and later comedian jim carrey is facing a new lawsuit blaming him for his ex-girlfriend's death. we have more details plus kerry's response in the next half hour.

a new report says that millions of drivers are wasting a lot of money on premium gas. aaa found that there is no sense in paying for premium if your car is design food run on regular. it does not increase horse power or fuel economy or clean the engine better than regular gas. according to the auto club, 16 million americans wasted $2 billion on premium when it wasn't necessary. gas prices continue to climb in several southern states because of the pipeline leak in alabama. in georgia regular gas increased 5 cents a gallon sense yesterday and 27 over the past week.

but there is good news, a temporary bypass is completed and the main gas line should resume tomorrow. kellogs is recalling some waffles because they may be contaminated with listeria. 10,000 cases of eggo nutri grain whole grain waffles. the federal government wants to regulate self driving cars, the obama administration says that the feds should take the lead because it's essentially controlled by software, and issued a 15 point safety assistments saying how the vehicles should perform. president obama believes the cars could prevent thousands of deadly crashes if the technology is properly regulated.

the "action news" team is working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. we look at online privacy, websites are tracking your every move but there are ways to protect yourself. and a pennsylvania cafeteria worker standses up for a student and quits her job. the lunch shaming policy causing problems in big talkers. and david murphy has your seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way.

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meteorologist, david murphy is here with a check of the accuweather forecast. we are trying to get out of the fog this morning. outside not in my head. maybe both. >> reporter: stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you that the fog is gone, that got out of here at 8:00, 9:00, except in some of our heads.

stormtracker 6 live double scan shows a sprinkle or shower down south, when you go in tighter not a lot happening here. lewes delaware just a spritz. and a couple of spotty showers down the shore. outside we have sky 6 hd at the airport looking overcast over philadelphia international airport and temperatures are warming up and it's a little bit muggy. 76 at philadelphia international airport and dew point 67 and anything over 60 means it humid and up to 70 it's very humid. and with the cloud cover it doesn't feel quite so bad. winds are out of the east at 8 miles per hour. not all that heavy of a breeze today. temperatures currently up in allentown 78 and 78 in trenton and 76 in wilmington and 75 in millville and 72 in cape may, new jersey. future tracker 6 picking up the cloud cover and rain story. clouds between now until 6:00

will thin out a bit, and later in the afternoon see a bit more sunshine building into the i-95 corridor and the farther north you go the better chance of seeing more sunshine and to the coast the harder to see the full force sun. at times there could be a pop-up shower. the lehigh valley, 86 degrees though nice and warm and humid, and more humid the farther south you go along the coast. lots of clouds and a shower or two. 78 is the warm high on the beach. philadelphia 84 degrees and clouds and sun and mentioning a spotty shower because at times over the past couple of days, some models suggested something may make it up to philadelphia. i think that is a very small chance, 84 degrees and weapon hope for more sunshine later in the day. the sox and phillies, the white sox making a rare visit. a bit humid and 78 for the first pitch and 75 for the ninth

inning. you can check out cecily or adam later in the evening before you head down making sure nothing is popping on radar. overnight 68 and pretty mild, and there could be some late spotty fog. and tomorrow during the day high pressure builds in and winds up warm with 76 degrees. and more sun in play tomorrow an today. if we get stubborn cloud cover that is closer to the coast. and tropical storm karl we continue to track this storm and if you have plans to go to bermuda you are likely to change them. it's expected to grow into a category one and eventually a category two, and it looks to be close to bermuda. the change is pulling the track away to the east of bermuda. still i expect a windy, rainy weekend. and as this tropical season

continues to roll in full force, tropical storm lisa formed off the coast of africa but this one is expected to stay a tropical storm and diane innocent and quiet death in the northern atlantic. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we are going for a high today of 84 degrees, a bit muggy and clouds mixing with sun. not as humid tomorrow and 86 and autumn arrives on thursday and feels like summer with a high of 86 and partly sunny and warm on friday, and saturday a front comes through and it looks like most of the shower aw that are in the morning and a high of 82 and then the temperatures fall for the temple football game. and breezy and cooler definitely feeling more like football weather on sunday for the eagles. 72 and a good deal of sunshine on sunday appropriately. >> thank you david. "action news" is giving you a fascinating look into weather forecasting, karen rogers will help to launch a weather balloon during "action news" tomorrow

morning. but first join us on "action news" at 4:00 as cecily tynan and adam joseph give us a preview of the launch, giving us a look at the balloon and the online computers. and watch "action news" tomorrow morning as we launch a weather balloon live during the broadcast and we'll show you how to track it and its data live on 6abc.com. before we go to commercial break, chopper 6 hd is over penn presbyterian hospital in the powellton section, a large contingent of police lined up here. sergeant sylvia young has been here since friday, suffering from gunshots she sustained in an ambush attack. we are live here and bringing you the sergeant's release when it happens.

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"action news" at 12:30. with sara bloomquist, rick williams and meteorologist, david murphy. >> hello again. here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. a woman carrying a baby is one of two bystanders hit by gun fire in philadelphia and now the search is on for the gunman. we are live. authorities are investigating whether a man suspected in bombings in new york and new jersey have any