wednesday night the big story on "action news" is the developing news out of camden where a man shot a man while responding to a domestic violence incident. it happened in east camden at the corner of 27th and federal. christie aleto is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: rick and monica, camden police are still on scene almost six hours after what is being called an officer-involved shooting that started as a domestic dispute. police are focusing on an upstairs apartment unit and looking at cameras from businesses below for how this all happened. officer as rived at 11:30 this morning and encountered an armed man identified as 38-year-old antonio venture a, it happens as

he was approaching a woman inside of the residence and she was rushed to the hospital. and ventura was shot by police and taken to the hospital and the street was blocked off for several hours as the detectives were on the scene. it's unclear what caused the dispute and many did not want to go on camera. a woman spoke to us anonymously. >> i don't know them though, i see a lady going in and out with her kids. the scary. >> now no officers were injured and the officer that discharged his weapon is on administrative leave. >> thank you christie. turning now to the white house transition and the first news conference held by president-elect trump after winning office. it covered a wide range of topics and had tense moments

including this exchange with a cnn reporter. >> can you give us a chance. you are attacking our news organization. can you give us a chance to ask a question. >> quiet. quiet. >> can you say -- mr. president-elect. >> don't be rude -- >> can you give us a question? >> no, i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. go ahead -- >> can you say categorically -- >> the confrontation came less than 24 hours after a cnn report on alleged compromising information now is russia's hand. >> if putin likes donald trump i consider that an asset and not a liability. we have a horrible relationship with russia and that is a liability. and they can help with isis.

this administration created isis by leaving at the wrong time. the void was created and isis was formed. vernon odom spoke to a local political expert about it all today and is live with reaction to trump's news conference. >> reporter: good evening rick and monica. i also spoke with a lot of average folks watching the trump soap opera play on the world stage. a world that hangs on every word out of the white house and action as well. >> it would not surprise me but i wouldn't know for sure until there is more information. >> and allegations that the president-elect is compromised in the wake of claims that kremlin operatives may have personal information and luriid tales of escapades and that he was in regular contact with

russian spies. he says this is the way the russians have long operated. >> the russians always play what is called compromising games. >> but he believes that trump is too smart to get caught in this old soviet era trap. >> they see to it that hotel rooms are swept for bugs and cameras are not there. >> after the news conference he claimed it was a lying conspiracy to cripple him. >> it's a witch hunt and trying to get him. >> they are? >> the mainstream media and democrats, they are upset about losing the election and still bitter and leaking anything they can. the intelligence community is upset with him and i think they leaks some information. >> i believe he is in bed with them and it's a sad situation

for us right now and we'll see what happens. >> so monica, what will be happening? the inauguration is set for a week from friday january 20th. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" in fairmount park. >> thank you. while president-elect trump spoke with the media in new york some of his top cabinet picks were grilled by congress in washington. including alabama senator, jeff sessions and senator corey booker testified against sessions. it was the first time a senator testified against another senator seeking a cabinet post. we'll hear more at 5:30. in other news police are trying to sort out a chaotic crime spree it ends up with a carjacking suspect getting shot. it started at 63rd and woodbine at 10:30 this morning. one driver from the crash tried

to take another car from its driver and crashed again trying to take a septa worker's truck. and he had a confrontation with the first driver of the car he tried to steal and that man had a permit to carry and shot him in the leg. and now they are working with local school officials to come up with a safety plan after a sear whys of fights. this is video of a fight after a basketball game between harry truman high school and ben salem in september. and another fight broke out at harry truman and there was word of retaliation that night. and police are looking into if extra precautions are necessary moving forward. philadelphia police need your help looking for two men that beat a deli employee because of a price of a sandwich.

they hope that someone recognizes it's suspects. it shows two men walking into the daylight deli in southwest philadelphia last wednesday and they argued with a 60-year-old employee and then began punching her when she asked them to leave. knocking her to the ground. and jim kenney announced his plan to fight the opioid crisis in philadelphia and is calling on experts to come up with a solution to a nationwide problem. ali gorman is live at the big board with the details. >> it's a huge problem in philadelphia and across the nation, the city projects more than 800 people died of deaths in 2016 and tens of thousands of people from all walks of life are struggling with addiction, the task force aims to help. >> lives are cut short and families are destroyed. mayor kenney announced a new task force to address the problem of opioid abuse and

addiction and overdose. it brings leaders in the mental health community, law enforcement and city leaders together to combat the problem. >> 27-year-old andrew applauds the effort. he is now almost four years clean and now adishting to working out instead of drugs. but his story is similar to thousands of others. he started using prescription pain killers like percocet casually and then became dependant and finding more pills was easy. >> it was easy, just had to ask around and go into a certain neighborhood. >> and then when he couldn't afford pain killers he opted for something cheaper, heroin and he was hooked. mayor kenney says in order to prevent this doctors that are overprescribes will be held accountability. >> that is a major effort on my

part. >> the task force will aim to educate the public that prescription drugs are addictive and can be deadly and aims to increase treatment centers and boost the availability of narcan a medication used to reverse an overdose. >> andrew feels fortunate he was able to overcome his addiction. >> it starts with one day at a time and committing to yourself and your own recovering and doing the next right there and your life will get better. >> the task force will meet every two weeks for the next three months and report recommendations to the mayor and public forums they want to hear your ideas and possible solutions, we have those dates at 6abc.com and i posted more about andrew's story and how he got clean on my facebook page. >> thank you ali. pennsylvania governor, tom wolf, continued his fight

against opioid addiction and visited new directions treatment services in bethlehem this morning. wolf's budge including $20 million for treatment centers. in new jersey the state's attorney general says his office is drafting regulations to limit the supply of pain killers that doctors can prescribe. it comes one day after chris christie focused much of his state of the state speech on new jersey's drug crisis. time for a check of our "action news" traffic report wednesday night. >> lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> a rough ride over the rump on the 30 bypass and since we last spoke there was a crash here on the westbound side of 30 by 340 cleared out of the way as you travel westbound from exton from this point to coatesville and downed wires in newtown square and i would avoid westchester pike at bryn mawr after few, the typical delays like the one on the southbound blue route at

broomall and same on the schuylkill and 95 and a crash on the boulevard at langdon at the outer drive where the home depot is on the outer side and this is the vine street expressway all in not fine on the vine, jammed in both directions like most afternoons but the good news comes in up top where this afternoon they opened the brand new 19th street bridge over the vine street expressway it's the first of seven bridges they have completed with the big construction project along the vine, go ahead 19th street is now open. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. health check a new study on kids menu and progress made by nationwide changes by the restaurant industry. and the penalty that volkswagon has to pay out after the company was caught in a massive emissions cheating scandal. >> i'm tracking another round of rain moving through tonight and behind it tomorrow a taste of

spring but don't get used to it. winter returns this weekend with colder air and snow. i'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. when "action news" returns.

another winter store in the west is causing problems in

central california, it causes hundreds of people out of their homes and dozens of victims are rescued from cars and roofs and they have opened up dams in the hopes of helping the floodwaters recede. other parts of california are dealing with crippling store from an aftvalanche that forced pass to close in the sierra mountains. some areas saw up to 10 feet of snowfallful. volkswagon agreed to pay $4.3 billion penalty in connection with the diesel emissions cheating scandal this comes at six high level employees are indicted by a grand jury in the pollution violation and elaborate scheme to cover it all up. the financial penalty is the largest levied by the government against an automaker, the parents of a little 5-year-old girl in ohio are now charged after her body when it was

hidden in the family restaurant. ashley's body was found at jiang's asian cuisine. they believe that ashley's mother hit herself times and the girl later died and ashley's father tried to revive the child and when that failed he allegedly tried to hide the body and the suspects are held on $5 million bond. health check tonight the maker of the epi pen allergy shots have a controversial new plan and want to sell them directly to restaurants and sport as arenas and groups by passing pharmacies. they complained about a deficit. they could be a gold mine if they can get laws changed to sales in places and not just people. and rules for the number of healthy food options for kids

eating out. they found no significant improvement in calories saturated fat and sodium in the years 2012 to 2015, that included 15 restaurants taking part in a program to boost nutrition, and restaurants are offering less soda but they replaced with other sugar sweetened drinks and there is a new resource for folks at the jersey shore and it was held for a new food pantry for atlantic care in atlantic city. the year round pantry serves low income patients. in that facility. still to come tonight a high flying scare at a theme park in australia. and what is missing from the new shoulder in las vase that makes it the first of its kind in the u.s. and "action news" is all about interaction with you, follow us on social media for

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got quite a scare this weekend when theywer left dangle over the ground battling sweltering heat. luckily nobody was hurt. donald trump's press conference spurred a choppy day on the markets today. a sharp decline in health care stocks caused a bobble but ended in the green across the board and the dow closed up 98 points and the s&p 500 was up 6. and las vegas is trying to go driver free, this is the country's first shelf driving shuttle that debuted this week and runs on electricity and the shuttle uses cameras on the front and side to determine if and when people walk in the street in front of it. it can't yet recognize street

signs or stoplights, so it's only operating on one street. they hope to create a fully functional system. and yesterday the city was announced the location of the future of the lucas museum of narrative art. the building will house star wars creator george lucas's art collect including star wars memorabilia, it was awarded to chicago in 2014 but a federal lawsuit blocked construction there. still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 we'll check out the forecast. looking live outside sky 6 hd showing you a pretty picture from penn's landing. cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast a taste of spring tomorrow when we come right back.

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time now for accuweather atting "action news" big board tonight. meteorologist cecily tynan is here with the forecast that has interesting curves and twists. that is exactly right a tale of two seasons, we have spring and the return of winter. we are live on sky 6 hd in center city where we have mostly cloudy skies and temperatures are mild making it up to 55 degrees and 14 degrees above normal. still holding at 50 in philadelphia. allentown 41 and wilmington 46

and cape may 44 and atlantic city 47 degrees. what a change from yesterday. 14 degrees warmer than this time 24 hours ago and 10 degrees warmer in atlantic city and reading and 10 degrees warmner lancaster and tomorrow we bump temperatures up another 10 degrees, we have a warm front pushing in satellite 6 along with action radar showing lots of clouds with this warm front and here is the moisture it's just beginning to move into pennsylvania right now. it's a pretty quick hit of rain and this will be moving through later on this evening. tonight the round of rain we are looking at generally a .25 inch of rain, temperatures are mild for january, 36 in the cooler suburbs, 43 for center city 3 degrees above the normal high for this time of year and icing is not a concern, at 7:00 showers are breaking out near reading and then it really fills in by 10:00 across most of our viewing area and it moves quickly out shortly after

midnight. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, lots of left over clouds and it's dry and temperatures off to the races, philadelphia tomorrow not feeling like january. 64 degrees the high mostly cloudy and breezy with the southwesterly flow pulling up the warm air, allentown 57 and wilmington 62 and atlantic city 55 and to where near the record high for philadelphia. the record high for tomorrow 72 set back in 1890 and allentown and wilmington and atlantic city airport and dover all within a few degrees of record highs. we could tie a few reports tomorrow. breezy and warm and mostly cloudy skies and a few peeks of sunshine and another front, a cold front moves through on friday and that drops temperatures 48 degrees and temperatures falling late in the afternoon and evening into the 30s, saturday only 33 degrees winter is back some light snow developing in the afternoon and evening. and it clears out behind the

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"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again here is what is happening on "action news" wednesday night. a tough day on capitol hill for two of president-elect's picks for secretary of state and attorney general. how our local senators play aid role in the confirmation hearings and a man walking out of a local takeout restaurant is attacked by a thief and authorities say he was ready to fight back and what happens next that landed the suspect in the hospital and one of the largest beach replenishment projects ever awarded and it will happen at the jersey shore. we'll tell you which communities will benefit. >> and the transition into the donald trump white house, today tough questions in a nomination hearings for the president-elect picks for attorney general and secretary of state. >> that is right jeff sessions

and rex tillerson's confirmation hearings come a week before donald trump takes office. >> and corey booker says he does not speak for all americans and bob menendez grilled rex tillerson on russia iran and cuba. lana zach is live with more on both. >> reporter: good evening. yes, there were protesters here at the capitol today but still protesters at the capitol but the harshest criticism came from the senators themselves. >> i know it's hard for a senator to testify against another senator. >> but corey booker said he followed his conscious testifying against jeff sessions for attorney general. >> his record indicates we

cannot count on him to support state and national efforts towards bringing justice to the justice system. and he was not alone, joined by john lewis. >> it doesn't matter how senator session may smile but we need someone who is going to stand up, speak up. and speak out. for the people that need help. >> but sessions had his defenders too. >> our examination found that several aspects of senator session's record have unfortunately been mischaracterized. >> meanwhile rex tillerson donald trump's choice for secretary of state was grilled with some of the toughest questions coming from republicans. >> is vladimir putin a war criminal. >> i would not use that term. >> and the nominees in these contentious hearing, one praise from the president-elect. >> it's interesting how it's going and i think they are doing very, develop well.

>> and in contrast to the protesters protesting tillerson and sessions, it's easier for elaine chao. >> tillerson faced the harsher grilling at the capitol today. and in one very testy exchanged with senator tim kaine he was asked if he lacks the information to answer his question on climate change or refusing to do so and tillerson responded a little bit of both. reporting live from the capital, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. back here the manhunt continues tonight for suspected cop killer that gunned down an orlando police officer in a wal-mart parking lot. marques lloyd is accused of gunning down officer clayton

when she tried to question him. and a man was arrested for attempting to help lloyd. giving him food, rides and money. a broward county deputy was suspected without pay after days after the ft. lauderdale shooting was leaked to tmz it shows esteban sant ago oh pulling out a gun and firing in terminal two. a high security officer with clearance used his cell phone to record that off of a monitor not realizing that part of his or her own reflection was captured on the footage that was likely sold to tmz. >> more on today's stop your iys including on capitol hill. watch that after "action news" at 6:00. chopper 6 hd is over the

delaware where there are reports of an oil spill into the river. we are looking live from chopper 6 hd you see the emergency officials on the scene there. the spill was reported again in the delaware just off the unit block of janson avenue in tinicum township. no word on the exact amount or what happened. but some oil has reportedly spilled in the delaware river and they are on the scene. we'll keep an eye on the situation. chopper 6 hd is live over the delaware. a philadelphia man turned the table on a would be robber who police say attacked him and demanded money and that attacker is now in the hospital. sara bloomquist is live at the scene along the 4900 block of fifth street in olney. with more on what happened. >> reporter: rick, authorities do bev believe that the victim

acted in self-defense when he shot the suspect multiple times in the olney section. the final decision is up to the district attorney but at this point police don't believe the charges will be filed. >> surveillance video shows the commotion on the 4900 block in olney last night. in the moments before and after a man shot a would be robber apparently in self-defense. >> and business owners say there are problems with young people targeting people out and about in the evening in this largely immigrant community. >> this happens at least twice a week. all of these muggings and robberies. it happens and we are used to it. we have to cope with it. >> last night around 11:30 the victim was leaving this take out restaurant with food in hand when a 18-year-old punched him if the face and announced a robbery. he drops the food and begins running and screaming for help trying to avoid confrontation

and the suspect chased him across the street and the surveillance video captured some action but it's unclear what exactly is going on and off camera the 31-year-old victim pulled out his gun and shot the attacker. >> the complaintant is actually armed and a valid commit to carry and at some point he pulls out the firearm and fires several shots hitting the male. >> he returned to the scene to tell the police what happened when the young suspect was rushed to the hospital people we talked to today didn't seem that surprise that the victim was prepared to defend himself last night. >> it's no surprise, you know you live in the a neighborhood where this kind of stuff is happening. of course a lot of them get prepared. they have knives or guns, i don't know. i have no clue but that is the only way they see how to defend themselves. >> now, the suspect that would

be robber did have two friends with him and they are now said to be cooperating with police and considered witnesses and not likely to be charged either, the victim suffered minor injuries when he was punched in the face last night. >> thank you. a tennessee man is now facing criminal charges in chester county. for allegedly assaulting a young woman. john -- was extradited to our area yesterday an accused of inappropriately touching a female victim dating back to 1999 and that he knew the victim prior. and remains behind bars on bail. and do you recognize the three men in this video from the express fuel stop. they believe that this group could be responsible for other atm break-ins as well. back on september 23rd, the suspects knocked over a machine

inside of the store on the 5200 block of oxford avenue and pried it open and took the cash and then ran. turning now to the battle against drug overdoses, today 518 naloxone prescriptions were filled in montgomery county. pennsylvania's -- at a supermarket. the event demonstrates how everyone can use the standing order signed by the doctor as a prescription to get naloxone. >> in landeds dale a student is diagnosed with whooping cough and other students may have been exposed. a highly contagious respiratory disease and for children up to 7 years of age. matt pellman is in the traffic center with the low down on the slow down.

flashing lights out there. checks of big delco delays rick and monica because of this accident. that is the reason for the flashing lights in the northbound lanes of 95 at 420, and crash and flashing lights take out the left lane and you are hitting extra slow traffic at this point at 420. if you head to the sixers game watch out for extra slowing along 95 northbound, that is on the big picture and a crash on the roosevelt boulevard at langdon that is cleared out of the way. and the opening this afternoon of the new 19 and street bridge over the vine street expressway they finally finished the first of seven bridges in that project and now a crash involving a bicyclist there 19th at the ben franklin parkway. watch for emergency crews there. and there is a crash at bustleton and county line, and one off the northeast extension along allentown at 663, and perkasie look for a wreck at

fifth and walnut. >> thank you. still to come on "action news" tonight. several jersey shore beaches devastated by super storm sandy will soon look brand new, we have details of a new government deal. and springsteens can relive the rocker's career right in their own backyards. and warm in the 50s today but as we look to the south and west warmer air is lurking and pushing to the south and east and a bigger warm-up tomorrow and snow and big change in the accuweather seven-day forecast. and jeff skversky has sports with sixers and phillies and former player terrell owens turning over a new leaf with a new career panel perhaps. you don't let anything keep you sidelined.

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breaking news right now chopper 6 hd live over west oak lane there is a shooting there at 5:30. near baldwin and sharpknack streets, police have a victim the man they picked up and rushing to albert einstein

medical center who was shot. they are scouring for witnesses or any video to see what happened here. a shooting in the west oak section. no word on a motive. time for sports and jeff is here and the sixers have a game tonight and you may see spike lee at the wells fargo center. >> you will see derek rose he will be in knicks uniform and starting. sixers lost nine of ten and need a win to move up in the standings. you say there is a chance. sixers big man joel embiid says the sixers have a chance at the playoffs. time to prove it. the new york nicks are here among the teams they are chasing in the standings. nerlins noel and company are six gamed out in the east. they won three of their last four and brett brown loves the fight the team is showing now. >> these guys work and i respect their energy and their work.

and i love my staff. and we feel like we have put in good days and i think some of that is a reflection of the confidence they are headed in the right direction. >> we are starting to win games and i have the mindset and my team has the mind set and like i said the other day we are seven gamed out of the playoffs so there is a chance. there is a chance. spring training is just a month away, the philly shortstop of the future jc crawford among the invites to the camp for the third straight year. and they are hosting their top prospects for seminars, right fielder, dillon cousins, the eastern league mvp hit 30 homers. >> i try to go out there and

control what i can control and trying to get better every day and work on my weaknesses and turning my weaknesses into strengths and making my strengths even stronger, so it's nice to hear something like that. not something i am focused on and trying to play the best i can and get here as soon as possible. >> the phils need some pop. eight years ago today was the last time the eagles won a playoff game and terrell owens tells "action news" that his biggest regret was failing to win a super bowl for the city. he believes that eagles quarterback carson wentz can be great and lead the eagles for the big one but needs you guessed it, receivers. he says watching eagles players now drop the ball is painful. >> every time a receiver drops the ball my phone lights up twitter instagram and snap chat and i'm familiar -- >> what are people saying to

you? they want you to come back? >> i doubt that will happen but again they have nothing really to hang on to except for the last time we went to the super bowl. >> when you see an eagles player drop a ball, do you say to yourself, i could have caught that? i could have had that. >> put me in coach. that is what i say. but over the last few years, i know i probably could have played the game. again, offered something -- >> he says he is just a tad out of shape now, to was flashy during his football career and now set to unveil a flashy clothing line more on that at 6:00. >> okay. interesting. thank you. he going to model some of that stuff. >> i'm not modeling. the section of the jersey shore devastated by superstorm sandy is being replenished thanks to the federal government. they awarded a 92 million

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meteorologist, adam joseph is here now with a closer look at the forecast and 60s tomorrow. >> yes, coming back records for some of us but get out and enjoy because we could see snow around here some of us at the beginning of the weekend. quite an up and down coming in. >> a one day wonder. >> looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan a warm front floods in the 60s tomorrow, and we have to get you a round of rain here and no threat for freezing here overnight tonight as the temperatures are really warm. you see dover a few light rain showers right now and kent county and a few drops now in

cumberland county and cape may and lancaster county that is where the biggest concentration is working up from the soung and west and lancaster starting to rain and quickly intensify and some pockets of moderate to heavy rain at times as it passes through from now to around midnight. temperatures are well above freezing all week long and no threat for the temperatures to drop as the rain is moving in. satellite 6 along with action radar you see the trajectory aiming to the north and west and clips the entire viewing area where the heavy of it is in the northwestern suburbs. temperatures are mild for january, 43 in philadelphia and 42 millville and the numbers are close to 20 degrees after normal normal high. at 10:00 that is when the

heaviest rain passes through the heart of not only the delaware valley but up through the lehigh valley and the poconos this go around is all rain for the mountains and then as the front lifts to the north we get a drying day in here for thursday. a lot of clouds left over and a few breaks of sun at times for your thursday but despite we'll not have full sunshine still a very balmy day. temperatures in the middle 50s by 10:00 in the morning, and the low to middle 60s in the afternoon and even well after the sun has set at 7:00, temperatures are still near 60 degrees. a cold front comes through first thing friday morning bringing the winds of change out of the northwest and turning colder and 48 degrees, that is above normal but you feel the chill with the winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour friday afternoon and then the front stalls to the south and energy developments and the track ectory of this

snowfall is up in the air. yesterday it was over our region to the northern and today over our region to the sound. is this a trend that push its to the south. we'll have to see but a stripe of light snow coming in saturday afternoon and evening and overnight and we look at a coating to an inch possibly with that system. not a big system but we'll see if it still pushes into our area here for the beginning of the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 64 tomorrow and near records for some and friday brisk and a reality check starts to push back in at 48 degrees and we watch to see where the band of light snow develops and late saturday afternoon and saturday evening, the cold day no matter and 33 and partly sunny on sun and back up to 40 and day of service and morning showers at 43 and then even though it's cloudy with a drizzle hanging on tuesday into wednesday, not the brightest of days. still very warm between 50 and 55 degrees, not a lot of sun

over the next seven days and temperatures staying above normal most days. >> thank you.

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and the big story on "action news" tonight is an adamant denial by president-elect donald trump in his first news conference since last summer and used words like phoney stuff. to describe reports that russia has compromising financial and personal information about him. the report that circulate the last night said there was an ongoing relationship with trump and his inner circle. those were shared with trump and president obama. >> trump said this today. >> it's a disgrace that information is let out. i saw the information and read the information outside of that meeting it's all fake news, it's phoney stuff. it didn't happen. >> as for claims that russia harked the clinton campaign and the dnc trump finally