as walking across the street headed for the garage there where her car was parked. she was headed for home. but instead three men in a van abducted her. surveillance video from inside that garage shows a van fitting the description of the abductor's vehicle including some sort of graffiti like markings arrives at 107 on the system's clock. at 3:46 those who know the victim say that's her saying goodbye to her boss. she walks down the ramp to her car. at 3:51 the burgundy, red older model ford van roars up the ramp. police say inside the van masked men start beating kicking and using a stun gun on the 53-year-old victim in an effort to get a code to open the safe at national watch and diamonds. unable to get that the trio dumped the shackled victim later at this delaware county cemetery after they robbed her of her personal items and used her atm card. the victim a long time employee of the store is known to many in this close knit business district. >> she's a sweetheart.

she doesn't bother nobody out here. she just comes to work to support her family. >> nicest soul i've ever known. friendly very knowledgeable about the jewelry and items that i bought and sold. >> reporter: today police met with robert green stein the owner of the store and then spread out looking for additional evidence and video. given the high value items sold in shops in this area, there is always concern someone could be targeted. what occurred this weekend a reminder watch can go -- of what can go wrong. >> home invasions i take a different path home every day. i try to only park my car in open air parking lots and stuff like that. you know, sort of have like a buddy system where you don't walk by yourself to your car. >> reporter: so being followed an occupational hazard here. some think the thieves and the abducts may have been watching the victim for sometime maybe several weeks. one of the things police are doing is looking at older video feeds and hope they see something that might give them

some evidence of that. the owner of the store put out a statement saying they're grateful a member of our family has been returned to us and pray for her speedy recovery. the victim has discharged from the hospital and will be recovering at home. live in center city, john rawlins, channel6 "action news." >> thank you john. a wreck involving a tractor-trailer has lanes closed on the new jersey turnpike right now. chopper 6hd was over the crash in hamilton township. you can see the tractor-trailer crossed the center median and left a mess on both sides of the road. the driver went to the hospital but is expected to be okay. matt pelman will have an update on traffic in the area coming up in just a few minutes. >> time now for a check of the accuweather forecast and what's been a simply stunning day. in fact as far as the temperature goes the nicest day of the year so far. >> definitely our pick. the action cam was in washington square today where we found people out walking dogs. they were doing all kinds of stuff out there. adam joseph joining us right now with just a beautiful day. >> yeah, i don't blame anyone

for being outdoors. i know what's coming for the rest of the week. i was doing yard work this entire day. it was the best day of the year so far. take a look. in philadelphia 74 degrees so far today. the first 70 plus day of 2015s the last time it was equally as warm last year on november 24th. but not everyone is seeing the 70's. notice the shore communities with a wind coming in off of the water from the south the session only 45 so all of the shore towns are only in the low and the mid-50's right now but everyone inland about 10 miles from the shore basking in the 70's even the lehigh valley right now at 72 degrees. but look at all of the cold air up in new england. boston right now 41. burlington 34. bangor some snow showers of 33 degrees. there was a front to our north and that front will be slowly pushing in from the north to the south this week, so what is ahead in that accuweather forecast? well, no sun the next three days.

some on and off showers and temperatures highs, that is, will be falling back to the 40's. we'll talk about this huge change coming in and the timing of those showers coming up, shirleen in that full accuweather forecast. >> all right, thank you adam. >> yes. >> stay ahead of the changes in our weather by checking 6abc.com/weather. you can always find live storm tracker six radar and the seven-day forecast and get the very latest from our team of meteorologists. >> well, this weather is absolutely perfect for a day at the ballpark and that's a special treat for the tens of thousands of fans at citizens bank park for the phillies home opener. sarah bloomquist among the lucky who are there today as we welcome baseball back to south philadelphia. hi sarah. >> reporter: hi, brian. well, it is a little bit breezy but otherwise the sun is shining the stadium is packed and fans are so excited because after that long very cold brutal winter finally baseball is back. >> it's opening day. this is the best day of the year. >> reporter: the best day of the year on perhaps the best

day so far this year, the sun is shining brightly over citizens bank park and everyone's excited to see the return of baseball to south philadelphia. >> i just love baseball so i just like coming back here every year. >> reporter: outside fans took part in the pregame festivities. they put up with longer than normal lines to get into the ballpark because of new metal detectors at the gates. then inside they soaked up the sights and sounds and smells of hot dogs and crab fries and the first sightings of some of their favorite players as they came on the field. >> to see ben fifty revere and shane victorino. >> reporter: those are your two favorites. >> yeah. >> warm, nice day, baseball doesn't get any better. >> let's go phillies, without a doubt one two three strike them out. >> reporter: they've heard the predictions, they know the phillies may not be the greatest team in major league baseball this year but they're here today to show their support, wear those germs sees once again and cheer other phillies for yet another

season. >> i think that it's a building year but i'm a loyal fan so i'm going say we're going to go all the way. world series here we come. >> reporter: well, i guess it's possible. but isn't that just the thing about opening day anything today is possible. live in south philadelphia, i'm sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news." >> and that was the perfect example of that. okay thank you sarah. police have identified the basketball coach accused of firing a gun at a southwest philadelphia rec center. they issued an arrest warrant for 26-year-old maurice tavarez also known as maurice robinson. investigators say he fired one shot during a fight way fan and a coach of the other team at saturday's game. it happened inside the christie rec center on this south 56th street. no one was hurt. anyone who could locate him should call philadelphia police. >> police have identified the 18-year-old who died in a triple shooting in camden county.

tymer ebright was killed and two other teenaged girls were wounded in the gunfire. it happened outside a party late last night in haddon township. police found the victim in the parking lot on crescent boulevard. bright was hit multiple times and died early this morning at the hospital. a 17-year-old girl was shot once and she is in stable condition. one bullet grazed the 16-year-old girl in the head. she's already been treated and released. detectives now working to identify the suspects. >> at this point we don't know whether it was multiple shooters or not or if there was one individual shooter. looks like based on who we talked to there were no problems or altercations prior to the shooting. we don't know what prompted the shooting. >> police are asking for witnesses to please come forward. they're also asking for any possible cell phone video of the shooting to help them crack this case, brian. >> all right, alicia thank you. we are still working to learn the name of a woman who was found dead today in southwest philadelphia. police say they found the body of a 36-year-old woman. she was inside a home on the

5400 block of willows avenue. police have not yet said how she died but they say they do consider this case suspicious. >> one person went to the hospital today after a crash that tied up traffic on the schuylkill expressway for hours. chopper 6hd was over the scene this morning in upper merion. a tractor-trailer overturned between gulph road and route 202 just before 8 o'clock this morning. one person went to presbyterian hospital but is expected to be okay. traffic is back to normal in the area right now. >> and speaking of traffic let's get an update from the "action news" traffic center. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the traffic center. hi matt. >> hi, guys. it might be back to normal there in king suburbs on the schuylkill but elsewhere on the schuylkill very busy conditions on this nice monday afternoon. this is a live shot of midatlantic drive. heavy traffic in both directions here in the off-ramp to montgomery. there's a broken down truck on the shoulder. the bigger issue is the heavy traffic. 36 minutes to get from the vine through this points out

to the blue route. ideally should be a 14 minute ride. and not so far off in east falls if you're trying to get from the outbound kelly drive to the southbound side of city avenue you're not getting through this afternoon. that ramp shut down because of an overturned trash truck. so, quite the mess. again it's the ramp from the outbound side of kelly drive and if you're coming away from ridge avenue to try and get to southbound one the city avenue bridge, you can't get by at this point. i'd use the falls bridge for my trip in this afternoon over the schuylkill river. robbinsville still have that overturned truck giving us restrictions in both directions along the new jersey turnpike. the scene is south of 7a for 195. northbound where it happened the left lane is blocked. southbound they've got the two left lanes blocked in the inner drive as they clean up. we also have a crash in voorhees along 73 northbound approaching dutch town road. some issues with the overhead wires on septa's norristown regional rail line. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this busy monday opening day beautiful

afternoon. so many exciting things going on. but we could do without this excitement. someone took a picture of the overturned truck on jersey turnpike. we'll keep watching that situation and many others brian and shirleen in the next half hour. >> we know you will. thank you matt. that new deal with iran is not sitting well with everyone. how president obama is trying to make his case to the nation. >> plus, philadelphia police undergo a new kind of training. how leaders are hoping to create a stronger bond with the community all thanks to a visit to the national constitution center. >> a local couple accused of shoplifting from several business and police say they have been using their baby's stroller to pull off the crimes. >> ♪♪ a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the world's problems. that's how we run, and nothing runs like a deere. see your john deere dealer

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nuclear fuel and limit its ability to make highly enriched uranium. in exchange iran gets relief from economic sanctions that have crippled that nation. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the deal dangerous. a senate committee is expected to consider a bill that would give congress the final review on any deal with iran. the white house slammed that idea today. >> the responsibilities of the president of the united states any president of the united states to conduct the foreign poll policy of the united states of america, that there is a concerted effort in congress to undermine the negotiations or under mine the successful implementation of the agreement. >> president obama has vowed to veto bill. the deadline to complete the deal with iran is june 30th. >> attorneys for aaron hernandez spent less than one day putting on a defense in his murder trial. they rested their case today after calling just three witnesses to counter two months of testimony by the prosecution. the former new england patriot plead not guilty in the deadly

shooting of oden lloyd. he was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancé. closing arguments will be delivered tomorrow or on wednesday. >> there are 80 of the philadelphia police department's newest recruits and today they filled the seats at the national constitution center for a brand new training program. it's called policing in a more perfect union and police commissioner charles ramsey says the goal here is to help new officers understand history to do a better job building trust and community relations in the future. now in light of recent tensions and police involved shootings, ramsey says he wants the youngest and brightest in blue to understand their role better. he rolled out a similar program in washington d.c. in the 90's and believes this is the perfect time for this kind of training in philadelphia. >> it is also important they understand the history of policing and why there is such tension in some communities versus others because when you look back in history police have not always stood on the right side of justice as we see justice today.

>> also part of the program teens as you see there met with the recruits to share their police experiences and perceptions of police officers in their communities. this is the first class that will be going through this program and by the end of the year ramsey hopes that current officers can also participate the philadelphia police foundation is funding this initiative and again the very first 80 recruits to go through this training program did so today at a very perfect place the national constitution center. >> a light of hope riding thon program. thank you. the catholic diocese of harrisburg says it will be busing people to philadelphia for pope francis' visit in september. the diocese says it will sell bus tickets to parishoners starting tomorrow but they're limiting people to four tickets per family. other parishes across the state are also offering travel packages for the week of september 23rd that is of course when pope francis will be in town for the world meeting of families. >> president obama kicked off the annual white house easter

egg roll today. the president joined by the easter bunny and his wife, also used the occasion to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the first lady's let's move campaign. tens of thousands of people came out to enjoy the festivities. they got to see the president show off his hoops some tennis action and of course that traditional egg roll. very fun. >> it was a really beautiful easter sunday. gave way to a perfect monday but i think things are going to take a turn for tuesday. >> i know. i hope you got out there and enjoyed it. let's take a look at that accuweather forecast with meteorologist adam joseph. >> someone said we have been spoiled too long its time to pay for that. >> who said that. >> i don't know. we need to talk. someone d we got to find that person. as we take a look at sky six live a beautiful breathe out of the south for inland locations temperatures soaring into the 70's. look north and west everyone pretty much at that 70 plus degree mark right now. 74 in center city. we're at 71 in saint davids. 70 in quakertown even chester

county from coatesville to kennett square between 72 and 73 degrees and interior southern new jersey we're looking at 72 for the most part anywhere from bridgeton vineland even in delaware in the 70's but with that wind can coming in off of the water from the south, we are cutting those numbers way back, very typical this time of year in the spring at the shore with that ocean so cold it throws that cool wind in and it's only in the 50's from sea isle city up through long beach island. up towards boston and northern parts of new england there is a front right here. it is cold enough, they're dealing with snow showers right now from ottawa burlington all the way east to bangor, maine. we are in the sun but notice to the west clouds are building even some showers are beginning to break out near eerie pennsylvania, so overnight the clouds will thicken up and by tomorrow morning some scattered showers around for that morning rush with temperatures still mild with that southerly wind into the 50's, even 60's in southern areas and another mild afternoon tomorrow, near

70 in philadelphia or better than that in parts of delaware even the lehigh valley 63 degrees but you can see a lot of scattered showers, even a few downpours tomorrow afternoon. that continues into tomorrow night and by wednesday morning, winds will switch out of the northeast. then we are looking at those temperatures dropping into the 40's by wednesday morning and still a chance for some of those scattered showers. so, as we look at the percentages of rain when you take a look at a washout compared to scattered showers, the best chance for more in the way of showers will be on tuesday, a 90 percent chance and then wednesday, thursday we put it down to 70 but again, it's going to be a damp day both wednesday and thursday with those scattered showers on and off. we're looking at lows tonight in the upper 40's for the lehigh valley, 50's elsewhere as the showers come in after midnight. and your four day at 4:00 you may want to close your eyes here. 69 degrees mild with a few showers tomorrow. highs only in the 40's here wednesday and thursday. raw, damp, chilly days and on

friday it warms back into the lower 70's. few peeks of sun and breezy but still a chance for some downpours and even some thunderstorms come friday afternoon. we'll see if we can kind of brighten the mood here for the weekend coming up in the next half hour with the seven day. >> getting those spring showers. >> april showers do bring those may flowers. >> you got it. adam thanks. the madness of march and the excitement of the final four all comes down to tonight. the wisconsin badgers and the duke blue devils face off for the ncaa basketball championship. wisconsin coming off huge win after beating the previously undefeated kentucky wildcats. duke beat michigan state for its chances at a title. if the blue devils win it would give coach mike k his fifth national championship. if wisconsin wins it would be the school's first title since, get this, 1941. the game tips off tonight at 9:18 in indianapolis. >> ♪♪ >> to business now. wall street staged a surprise

rally today despite friday's bad jobs report. the dow jones closing un117 points nasdaq picking up 30 and the s & p about 14 points on the day. to other business news, wall street's rank and file employees are taking home more money and ceo salaries are starting to decline. that's according to a report in the wall street journal. but the gas is still incredibly wide. ceo's made an average of 18 and a half million dollars last year, that's 124 times what the average worker is bringing home. despite the difference that's still down 55 percent from a decade ago. when the apple watch finally hit stores you can expect a big change from past gadgets. that's because apple says you will not be allowed to line up outside stores. you have to make an appointment for a fitting. then apple can ship it to you for free or you can go back to the store to pick it up. the company says preorders start at 12:01 pacific time

this friday, so that means if you're an apple die hard you'll need to put your order in at 3 a.m. so set your alarms on your phones for now until your apple watch comes in. then you can, you know, set your calendar and all that. >> set from it there. >> right exactly. >> i can't wait. i'll let you know. >> you're getting it. >> trying. >> we'll see. >> she's trying. thanks alicia. >> ooh, 3 a.m. >> the boston marathon bombing trial is about to go to the jury. lawyers from both sides empathize during their closing arguments. >> plus, police are looking for a local couple who they say used their baby's stroller to help them steal. and investigators say they've pulled this off more than once. >> and ballpark eats from a churro to a bloody mary garnisheed with a piece of pizza. we'll show was fans chowing

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>> ♪♪ >> police in south jersey are looking for a couple accused of using a baby stroller to steal from local businesses. this is a surveillance picture from inside dick's sporting goods on nixon drive in mount laurel. it was taken around 8 o'clock the night of march 31. police say that is edward and nicole hatch there. they're accused of cutting the security locks on a rack of baseball bats then stuffing those bats inside their baby's stroller and taking off. police say the same couple also stole from the fun plex on route 38. there are now several warrants out for their arrest. >> a maryland man has been indicted for allegedly stabbing his ex-girlfriend inside a subway restaurant in new jersey. 48-year-old hun choi is facing

a list of charges including attempted murder. police say he attacked his ex inside the subway on sunny vertebrae boulevard in hamilton in december. he ended up turning himself in two hours later on the new jersey turnpike. he's in jail on $750,000 bail while he waits for his trial. >> and still ahead here at 4 o'clock today police catch the easter bunny bringing more than mean one -- candy into one oklahoma home. >> chaos breaks out during an attempt to break a world record. how several pushy parents ruined an egg hunt in california. >> opening day in major league baseball. that means new rules, new security measures and new food. we'll run down some of the most delicious and perhaps disturbing items you could find at your ballpark coming up.

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onesy was spotted and why you will not see it any more. >> we begin with the end to a dark chapter for boston. nearly two years after a homemade explosive killed three and injured hundreds the high profile and highly emotional trial of the alleged marathon murderer are drawing to a close. dzhokhar tsarnaev is found guilty the same jury will decide if he lives or dies. alicia vitarelli is live at the big board with more on the five week trial that has been both gripping and graphic al here shah. >> shirleen that jury has been told to keep an open mind and focus on the facts. even though some of them have been taking notes in between tears. the final images and words left with the jury graphic and heart wrenching. during today's closing arguments the prosecution replayed videos and showed pictures of the boston marathon bombings and the bloody aftermath. pointing at defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev saying he and his brother tamerlan considered

themselves to be soldiers and they were bringing their battle to boston. also focusing on the anti-american words the 21-year-old defendant reported ly scrawled on the inside of a boat before he was captured "stop killing our people and we will stop" countering the defense's claim that he was under his brother's influence. >> defense shows the picture of dzhokhar following tamerlan through those pictures showing that he was just a follower. >> reporter: the defense team led by attorney judy clark who successfully fought to keep past clients including union any bomber ted kaczynski off death row is hoping to spare the life of tsarnaev. the defense telling the mostly female jury tsarnaev's role was different from his brother's but adding "there is no excuse. no one is trying to make one. planting bombs at the boston marathon was a senseless act "and the defense told the jury

tsarnaev is ready to be held responsible for his actions making a guilty verdict a near certainty after a decision is made jurors will hear evidence on whether he should get life in prison or a death sentence. shirleen. >> all right alicia. abc's tom yomas will be live in boston with continuing coverage of the boston marathon bombing trial. that is coming up on world news tonight with david muir right after "action news" at 6:00. >> well, today marked the end of philadelphia's official mourning period for fallen officer robert wilson, iii. mayor michael nutter was joined by wilson's family friends and many fellow officers at city hall this morning where he delivered remarks honoring wilson's sacrifice and heroism. the officer who is posthumously promoted to sergeant was shot and killed back on march fifth when he came upon a robbery in progress in north philadelphia >> sergeant wilson saved the lives of six seven, eight

people in that store that day. and unfortunately gave his life in the protection of others. >> a somber and emotional mayor michael nutter and commissioner charms ramsey presented a city flag to wilson's family including to the two sons he left behind. the trenton fire department also paused to honor firefighters killed in there line of duty. the department has had 23 deaths since 1896. family and friends of the victims were there including the loved ones of manny riff vare who died in a 2009 fire. trenton mayor delivered opening remarks dan all of the fallen firefighters names were read throughout the ceremony right there at city hall. >> it is time now for your accuweather forecast and more on the sunny skies that won't be sticking around for long. >> i know, the rest of the week kind of gloomy, dismal, miserable, so if you hear

those words get out there now if you can and enjoy it. >> 4:59. >> 4:59 then you can enjoy the evening. take a look right now live on sky six over center city. a beautiful day just some high clouds out there. 74 degrees, winds ouster south-southwest at 21 miles an hour and in atlantic city, we got a lot of sun there. you see the camera bouncing around with that southerly wind. however the air temperature only 55 in atlantic city. and it's all because of the ocean which right now is only in the mid 40's. in fact, everyone has those southerly winds but it's doing one thing inland with those warm temperatures and another at the shore with those winds between 16 and 17 keeping numbers a good almost 20 degrees cooler at the shore compared to the lehigh valley and philadelphia. we'll talk about those chilly wet changes coming in. we'll let you know when that full sun returns again in the seven day. >> sounds good. >> thank you. >> as adam mentioned we better get out there and enjoy today.

he'll let us know when that sun will be coming back. hopefully in time for the weekend. one person doing just that is in new jersey. she's nora muchanic and she's live in trenton's columbus park. hey, there nora. >> reporter: hi, there. what a beautiful absolutely beautiful day. we've got kids out here in the park today. some are playing soccer that some on the playground. folks are walking around. this is the kind of weather we've been waiting for. too bad it's not going last long. the sun is shining the kids are on spring break and with temperatures finally warming up, this seemed to many families like a great day to hit great adventure amusement park in jackson. >> it's spring break so we decided let's take advantage of the beautiful weather and ride some thrill rides. >> it's beautiful we're finally enjoying ourselves outside. it's been such a long winter. >> i think it's a beautiful day and i'm going to enjoy it with my best friends and what a day it is. [laughter] >> to go on rides and have fun. >> reporter: our weather continues to be a

rollercoaster ride. in the 70's today back down into the 40's later in the week and then back up to 70 by friday. we have rain coming, so this sunny day is probably the best we'll have all week. >> i know it's supposed to rain for the next few days but i know today is supposed to be nice so that's why i came out here. >> i like this weather a lot better. >> once you get to the hot weather then you want to go right back to winter. >> reporter: a day like this reminds us of what spring is supposed to feel like. places like timothy's garden center in robbinsville are now stocking flowers and plants and people are anxious to get their hands dirty. >> we've been waiting for months to get out of the house and see some flowers and smell some flowers. it's a god send to be out here doing the normal things you do at springtime. >> 70-degree weather, this is great. this is the greatest. we're out looking for flowers today. the color is great. just makes you come alive. makes you feel good. good to be outdoors. >> it's great to see the nice weather. everybody's itching to get out. a lot of people have off this

week for spring break. >> right now the best things to be planting are the pans sees -- pans sees snapdragons. >> reporter: for now live in trenton, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." >> and then you pull back out the winter coat and back to square one again, right? thank you nora. if you're headed outside today, check in with 6abc.com/weather. you can always find live storm tracker six radar and the seven-day forecast and get the very latest our team of meteorologists. >> a new study is putting a critical eye on breast milk sold online. "action news" anchor monica malpass live in the news room. >> reporter: this children's hospital study shows that 10 percent of breast milling purchased over the internet was actually topped off with cow's milk which can be

problematic for young ones. a mixture like that can be harmful to babies with dairy allergies or other medical conditions and coming up tonight on "action news" at 5:00 ali gorman tells us what else could be in that milk and what the fda is doing about these concerns. also could your tv set be spying on you consumer reports says some of the new models of smart tv's can actually record and share information about everything that you're watching. nydia han will tell us what you need to know. we'll have those stories and more coming your way along with a lot more of the news on "action news" tonight at 5:00 brian see you then. >> all right monica. the university of delaware hosted a gun violence seminar today. students discussed america's shooting epidemic with dan webster the director of the johns hopkins center for gun policy. every day this week the school will focus on a different topic in celebration of national public health week. the other seminars will include hunger, fitness and wellness. >> and still ahead a three course meal for just 33 bucks. it's true and it's for

charity. details coming up in saving with 6abc. >> plus no, laughing matter. why the nypd believes the small explosion on a subway train wasn't an act of terrorism but a teenage prank. >> and they might kill you but at least you'll die happy. we'll run down a list of the most insanely decadent ballpark foods that money can buy. >> and meteorologist adam joseph back with that full accuweather forecast when "action news" at 4:00 continues on this monday afternoon.

>> ♪♪ >> both police and transit authorities in new york city are trying to track down the teenagers responsible for a dangerous prank in a subway tunnel. officials say that small explosion happened after someone tossed a piece of metal in front of a train last thursday. service on the brooklyn train was suspended for about an hour but no one was hurt. police also believe the same

group of teenagers has been doing this for months but last week was the first time they posted video of the vandalism. >> a woman is facing charges after police found $30,000 worth of meth inside an easter bunny. investigators intercepted the package as part an undercover operation. it was being mailed to carolyn ross' home in oklahoma but police noticed a hole in the bottom that of bunny and realized its suffering had been replaced with drugs. an officer posed as a fed ex driver and delivered it to ross. when she accepted the package she was served with an arrest warrant. >> here at the big board with big talkers and there's a big onesy war with critics saying showed shaming starts with diapers. the one for boys says i'm super, the girls i hate my thighs. the tweet went wildly viral and rye baby is no longer

selling that. this lovely unisex. cafe press sells this one body of a god. shame it's buddha. does this diana rocco make me look fat. same but on a pacifier. so what do you think? cute because of course we love baby fat and chubby infants or is this making kids body conscious from birth? now sacramento where they were trying to make the record for the world's largest easter egg hunt. i'd say the bunny trail got pretty vicious. parents pushing their kids to hunter out the best prizes. i mean this thing looked like a scene out of the "hunger games." >> they all trampled each other. the little two and three-year-olds were crying and crying. all the parents were scooping up all the eggs for the older kids and it was horrible. >> there were more than a half a million plastic eggs to be had but the family event turned into a frenzy begging the question should egg hunts

have age limits with parents being forced to stand on the sidelines instead? finally move over peanuts and crack kerr jacks it's officially baseball season. when it comes to ballpark eats the offerings are let's call it creative. are these delicious ways to stretch your stomach during the seventh inning or is this all too left field inform milwaukee a pulled pork and mashed potato par if any n baltimore something called the walk off. that is a sausage wrapped in a pretzel roll covered in crab dip. wash it all down with this atta minnesota twins game a-college days bloody mary with a slice of pizza in it and a beer back. and this guy here a sweeney doughnut dog available at wilmington blue rocks game a hot dog topped with bacon and strawberry jam served on a krispy kreme doughnut and this puppy was here in the news room last week and people said it was really delicious. >> which one are you taking. >> i like the hot dog wrapped

in pretzel with crab dip. >> i'm going to do the sweeney only because one of our producers tried it and he said it was really good. >> really? >> if they say so. >> the doughnut part and the bacon and the whole -- >> thanks alicia. >> let's get another check on the roads. >> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an update. >> i would try most of them and would try them multiple time. you don't want to try to use this ramp this afternoon. here's our overturned trash truck we were talking about, the ramp from kelly drive outbound and ridge avenue westbound to get to the city avenue bridge. route one to get southbound towards city avenue, that ramp shut down as it has been now for over an hour. you can see police are still on the scene but there's still some cleanup left to do. kind of a mess here on the ramps so what i did to get across the river this afternoon was use the falls bridge. you might want to do the same or approach it from the eastbound side of ridge avenue. from there you can get to city avenue. have another crash on the schuylkill expressway. we've had many today. this one's near girard. luckily now it's off to the

side but still very slow speeds in both directions. same is true on 95. we're watching a couple of fire locations in salford township montgomery county a field fire along belts road and in hilltown township bucks county there's a brush fire along diamond street near schoolhouse road. also have a crash in falls township bucks county, lincoln highway business one at tyburn road by calvary christian school. it's a water main break that we're watching in trenton blocking the southbound lanes of 29 at sullivan way. parkway avenue, 634 gets you around that. and in robbinsville still have the overturned truck accident especially slowing us down southbound south of 7a just 7 miles per hour because two lanes remain blocked southbound. so, yeah, a lot going on brian and shirleen. we'll talk again at 5 o'clock. >> all right, we'll have a chat. >> okay, sounds good. >> thanks matt. most high school seniors would be thrilled to be accepted to one ivy league school but for harold that thrill has been multiplied by eight. yes, the teenage forty three long island new york got into every single ivy league.

he came to the united states from nigeria just eight years old scored a 2270 on the sat's it right now he says he's leaning toward yale hoping to go to medical school for neurosurgery. how did he celebrate his clean sweep? he went to chipotle. >> at the end of the day he may be brilliant but you still. >> you want some avocado in your life. >> why not. >> speaking of universities you're looking live at center city from our temple university sky six camera. meteorologist adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next.

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days, yesterday for the easter holiday spilling into today. >> yeah. >> speaking of spilling we'll be soaked here as we see a lot of rain for the rest of the week. as we take a look at the action cam a beautiful afternoon to be out and about. the action cam on the boards in ocean city and a lonely bike, a the least it's locked up here. someone taking a stroll but if you were at the shore today it was mighty chilly. as you look at double scan live radar with that sunshine not shining any separation whatsoever but double scan live radar will be on the job as it is every day but a little busy tuesday wednesday, thursday and friday. as we look at the temperatures, spring has finally sprung. saturday it was a little cool at 58 degrees but we jump closer to if not above normal for easter sunday of 64 and then add the 10 degrees, so far today, 74 with the normal being 60 degrees. so we've gone from below to above in a matter of a few days. right now with that southerly wind inland locates all in the

lower 70's. right now but again right at the shore that wind is coming off the atlantic which is only 46 degrees so right now air temperatures are only around 54. clouds are building to the west as we're watching a frontal boundary which is to our north and ripples of energy to the west. you see some showers breaking out in the western pennsylvania. the clouds come first the showers will follow after midnight tonight and high pressure to the north will basically stall this front and this front is not going to lift to the north. in fact this high eventually is going to push the system to the south but areas of low pressure will develop along this boundary. another mild day tomorrow. what with scattered showers and 69 degrees as that high wedges to our north and east the low and the front will sink to the south here on wednesday, so the winds around the high will send in a cool raw northeasterly wind, highs only 47 on wednesday with on and off showers continuing with that front nearby. so, for tonight it does turn cloudy. late showers are going to develop before the morning rush tomorrow. overnight lows 49 to

55 degrees. and your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, mild with a few showers here on tuesday of 69 degrees. and then look at that drop midweek. wednesday, thursday it is raw. it's damp. it's chilly. highs in the 40's again. not a washout but on and off drizzle and showers at times. friday it's breezy, it's warm as the front lifts back to the north. we're in the lower 70's, maybe a couple pops of sun but in the afternoon a cold front will arrive with some downpours, even the possibility of a thunderstorm late on friday but it will set up for a very nice weekend. the front will clear the coast right now in time for saturday and sunday. saturday a few clouds in the afternoon, sunday lots of sun but normal, if not a little above in the lower 60's and sunshine giving way to clouds on monday of 66. today was the best day of the work week when you look at the seven day. i'll say the weekend not looking too bad, guys. >> yeah. >> way we like it. >> some things to look forward to. >> we will.

>> thank you adam. >> saving with 6abc when we come right back.

>> time to save with 6abc. we're talking good food for a good deal for a good cause. starting wednesday it's caribbean cuisine week across the city. about a dozen local restaurants are offering dinner specials pricing on high end meals with a portion of the proceeds helping 700 economically disadvantaged high school athletes participate in the penn relays. mixed dough on pine street is one of the restaurants on board. for $33 you get your choice of an appetize, a main course and a desert. >> you just go out to one of the restaurants and sign up and part of the proceeds of your meal, you don't have to give any money part of the proceeds of your meal 5 percent of your meal not the bar goes towards helping kids from the caribbean come to the penn relays.

>> so caribbean cuisine week runs april 8th. that's wednesday through friday. other restaurants on board include miss tootsie's norde and and sabrina's cafe. we have it listed on 6abc.com. details on how you can get involved but a really good meal far a good price and helping kids in the meantime. you can't beat that shirleen. >> i've been missing mom's cooking so i'll get to enjoy that and help a good cause. awesome stuff. thank you alicia. finally at 4:00 they are three sister who's have shared everything including the same birth date so why not share the same wedding day. rocking the same hairstyle same makeup and same gown rafaela rochelle and tatiana walked down the aisle together. the identical triplets only distinguishing themselves with different colors for their bouquet and of course different grooms. >> that's incredible. you have to wonder if they thought about like pulling a

switcher-oo at the last minute. >> thanks for joining us today. that will do it for us at 4:00. i'm brian taff. shirleen and i along with adam and ducis rodgers back tonight. we hope you will be as well for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> see you tonight.

>> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> a teenager was shot and killed when gunfire erupted after a party in camden county and tonight the family of tymer ebright is remembering their son. monday night rick is off sharrie williams joins us and the big story on "action news" is the investigation into that triple shooting that left two teens hurt and the one dead. >> "action news" reporter vernon odom is live outcited camden county prosecutor's officers with the very latest. vernon. >> reporter: tonight county and city detectives are asking for the public's help in catching the person who was slaying bullets all around the parking lot last night a parking lot that was full of teenagers after a party that cost five dollars per to get

in but one paid the ultimate price. >> he was a good kid. i'm not saying he was a saint but he was a good kid. he was a happy kid. >> reporter: tracy bright mourns the death of her son. he was shot and killed around 11:30 last night in the parking lot of the rooftop lounge which sits on 130 south at the camden-haddon border. gunfire erupted as a teen spring break party was letting out. neighbors heard the shooting and were out of bed in time to see the chaos. we're protecting this woman's identity. >> all we heard was a lot of gun shots and we seen kids running down the street hiding behind cars. it was crazy. >> reporter: when police arrived they found a fatally wounded 18-year-old tymer ebright from camden, two females a 16-year-old and a 17-year-old received nonlife-threatening wounds. >> there was no problems or altercations prior to the shooting so we don't know what fronted the shooting itself. >> reporter: to say the least the bright family is