of several bald eagles. trish hartman live at the tri-state bird rescue in wilmington where the surviving birds are being treated. they're looking for any clue as to what exactly happened here. >> reporter: that's right, brian. well, the birds that are being treater here at the tri-state bird rescue are in stable condition. we weren't allowed to see the eagles, they're trying to minimize human interaction while they recover. state and federal officials are trying to get to the bottom of what killed five bald eagles found over the weekend. this is one of the bald eagles found over the weekend being tube fed at tri-state bird rescue in newark it's a sub adult only two to four years old and two young to have the white feathered head. it was found among a group of sick eagles in sussex county delaware. state fish and wildlife officials say a resident reported finding one of the dead eagles on saturday in dads borrow about two hours south of wilmington not far away and officials say a group of eight eagles including this one was spotted acting

erratically. >> some of them weren't able to fly. they seemed to be stumbling and disoriented. >> reporter: five of the eagles were captured in a field like this one. three died on the way to the rescue. on sunday two more eagles were found in dags borrow, one was dead, the other taken to the rescue for treatment. >> this would be unusual. we get about 50 bald eagles a year here for treatment but we don't normally see cases like this. >> reporter: tests have been performed on the birds and the results should be back in a few days. until then officials say they'll be trying to figure out what's causing the illness. >> we want to make sure that we can figure out what it is, narrow it down get it cleaned up and taken care of so we don't have additional eagles that are affected. >> reporter: now, if you do see any dead or sick bald eagles, officials say don't try to touch or capture them yourself. instead, contact state fish and wildlife officials. if you do have any information about the dead eagles, call the fish and wildlife natural

resource's 24 hour hotline, eight-hundred-292-3030. trish hartman channel6 "action news." sharrie and brian. >> trish thanks very much. after a mostly dreary weekend the sunshine is back as you just saw and soon warm temperatures will be, too. >> yeah, great way to start the week. meteorologist adam joseph outside with the first check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: decent amount of sunshine on this monday. a few clouds bubbling up this afternoon but they're not going last long. it's been a cool stretch and it all started on saturday the last day of winter at 47 degrees. spring was chilly on sunday, 43, today we moved up 7 degrees to 50 but it's still a little bit low there normal tl of 54. we had snow falling at 4:00 a.m. in eastern and southern new jersey, southern parts of delaware but that was off the coast by about 6 o'clock this morning, the sunshine rushed in and now you can see some of those fair weather cumulus clouds bubbling up this afternoon moving in from the north and west but those will also fall apart as we get

closer towards sunset. snow as we woke up to it this morning just a trace in philadelphia, around a half an inch in mount holly, cape may about an inch and a half and close to 2-inches on either side for estell manor and toms river. heaviest was along the shore. chilly overnight but 70's return by midweek and a nice weekend ahead for easter. we'll talk about that and there is one day that we have a chance of some showers. we'll talk about it coming up sharrie in just a little bit. >> we'll see you when you come inside adam. thanks. keep 6abc/weather close by. storm tracker6 live radar will show you exactly what changes are heading our way. be sure to follow all the members of the "action news" weather team on facebook and twitter. >> president obama continued his historic visit have it to cuba. he met with cuban president raúl castro as the two countries continue to restore diplomatic ties. marci gonzalez is in havana where the leaders spender several hours together day. it was a moment that for many

people was unthinkable for decades, the two presidents standing side by side take sid g taking questions. a historic handshake in havana. with the national anthems of cuba. >> ♪ >> reporter: and the united states playing. >> ♪ >> reporter: the presidents of both nations meeting. >> this is a new day. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: putting decades of isolation and tension in the past and working toward a more amicable future. >> i'm absolutely confident that if we stay on this course we can deliver a better and brighter future for both the cuban people and the american people. >> reporter: in this impoverished communist country the president's discussing potential business opportunities and a trade embargo. [speaking foreign language]

>> the interpreter: at the most important obstacle. that's why its removal will be of the essence to normalize the relations. >> reporter: president obama telling abc news he believes it will be lifted but not before he leaves office. president obama also discussing concerns about human rights. with political dissidents still regularly arrested for speaking out against the castro regime some cuban americans call president obama's visit a slap in the face. >> showing solidarity with castro, slowing throwing a lifeline to those castro murderers. >> reporter: near havana we're hearing a lot of optimism about the potential change that could come from this visit. the two presidents will come together again tonight for a state dinner and then tomorrow president obama will talk directly to the cuban people in a nationally televised speech. in havana, cube barks marci gonzalez channel6 "action news." >> as we just saw world news anchor david muir spoke

one-on-one with president obama during this historic trip. they tackled several topics including why the president chose now to go to cuba. the president said it was always his intention to get the ball rolling knowing that change can coastal low not happen overnight. he also said internet access will be a huge factor in moving that country forward. >> when you look out across havana, you see the young people all gather on street corners to borrow the wifi. >> reporter: that's why some of these changes can be so significant. one of the things we'll be announcing is that google has a deal to start setting up more why five accents broad band access on the island. >> and you can see more of david's interview with the president coming up on world news tonight right after "action news" at 6:00. >> here at home hundreds of pennsylvania state employees were sent home this morning as the cleanup continues from friday's water main break in center city. flooding affected three floors

in the historic building on eighth and market streets. authorities say on friday, a pipe burst sending water gushing through the three floors that are currently being leased by public welfare, state police and other state government agencies. 280 state workers all showed up for work this morning only to learn their officerss were shut down for at least today while the cleanup continues. >> the building's safe. this building is just drying out. we have hygienists other experts in there to make sure that it stays say. really where we are at the moment is they're going to replace the carpet either, you know, today or very shortly, so we expect the problem will be completely finished within a matter of a day or so. >> in the meantime state officials are setting up alternative work options and locations until those workers can get back in that building. sharrie. >> yeah, lope full its sooner than later. madness of march is thrilling basketball fans across the can untree and now

some of that action shifts to philadelphia. action cam was in south philadelphia this morning as workers unveiled the banner for the ncaa tournament at the wells fargo center. philly is hosting sweet 16 games friday night between notre dame and wisconsin as well as north carolina and indiana. the winners will move on to play on sunday. meantime the villanova wildcats are back home today after their dominating performance in the first two rounds. their sweet 16 journey will take them to louisville kentucky where they will face miami. tipoff is set for thursday night at 7:10 and if they win, they would play the winner of the kansas-maryland game for a trip to the final four. we'll have more on villanova coming up in sports on "action news" starting at 5 o'clock. the saint joe's hawks will be back on hawk hill in about an hour. their tournament run ended with a heartbreaking lose late last night to the number one seeded oregon ducks. the school is asking fans to gather at hagan arena to

welcome the team home. of course we'll have more on that coming up at 5 o'clock as well. >> nothing for them to be ashamed of. that was an impressive performance. >> they did well, they did. let's get a first check of the "action news" traffic report today. >> let's go live to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center on a monday. hey, matt. >> hi, guys, good to see you both. we're out on the schuylkill expressway on this monday afternoon with plenty of backups once again the schuylkill not behaving as we start to head home on this monday. eastbound side we've had two separate accidents this afternoon. both right around belmont avenue. both now long gone but you can see back here around conshohocken we're still moving at a slow pace headed in towards those earlier accident scenes by belmont avenue. also watching a crash as we start the afternoon in north coventry chester county along hanover street at 724 which of course is schuylkill road. no big problems yet as you head home on 422 out towards pottstown stow and berks county: on the big picture though speeds are starting to drop along 95, just 14 miles an hour northbound by the betsy ross bridge. and at the walt whitman bridge

east headed into new jersey there was a crash that has also a cleared so things recovering but still a little bit slow there on 95 northbound coming away from broad street. on 295 northbound approaching north-south freeway a vehicle is broken down in the right lane. you might have to tap the brakes and stay to your left as you pass that. in somers point patching a gas main break this afternoon along route nine, that's new road, northbound past connecticut avenue right lane is out of commission. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this back to work monday afternoon. near collingswood 130 northbound watch out for a crash reported about 17 minutes ago. we'll keep tabs on that. and all the other issues, brian and sharrie, in the next half hour. >> matt, thank you, sir. still ahead the presidential candidates converge on a conference to make their case to one specific group of voters. find out which can candidate decided to skip it. >> plus, should men tennis players get paid more than women? the controversial comment that have ignite add big debate. >> and the new season of

"dancing with the stars" that kicks off tonight. we'll take you behind the scenes and talk to this year's cast as they get ready for their first night in the ballroom. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> donald trump is set to address top jewish leaders today and detail his lance to bring about peace in the middle east. his comments come after some criticism about his stance. he once vowed to be a neutral party in talks between israel and palestinians but then declared himself pro-israel. speaking this morning to the annual conference of the american israel public affairs committee, democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton took aim at trump to a rousing ovation. >> if you see bigotry oppose it. if you see violence, condemn it. if you see a bully, stand up to him. >> meanwhile bernie sanders who is trying to become the first jewish candidate to win a major party's presidential nomination is skipping that conference today to instead

campaign. >> the director of a tennis tournament apologized for saying female players ride on the coat tails of men. the controversial comments came from raymond moore the director of the bnp open in california. yesterday he said if he were a woman in tennis, he would drop to his knees every night and thank god for the male players who have carried the sport. he quickly faced backlash from top athletes including serena williams. >> we as women have come a long way and we shouldn't have to drop to our knees. >> moore has since issued a statement saying his comments were in extremely poor taste. here at the big board now and a brand new season of dancing with the stars kicks off tonight right here on 6abc. and if you believe it, it's season 22 but there's no sign that the show is slowing down one little bit. the stage is set for tonight's

big premiere and so are the stars. >> dancing is back live. >> ♪ >> tonight the ballroom is back and 12 new celebrities are putting on their dancing shoes in hopes of winning that coveted mirrorball trophy. that includes abc news meteorologist ginger sea, the brand new mom hopes the championship is in the forecast. >> now i'm a mother and my body is different, my mind is different so to be able to find someone and get a little bit of me back in there, me like i've never seen it before is going to be a lot of fun. >> her little guy adrian just turned three months old and zee says the journey is for him. >> i have not professionally danced certainly not ballroom. so to be able to come off of having the baby, having a c-section less than three months ago and saying i'm going to do my very best, put it all out there. >> ♪ >> fuller house star jodi sweet 10 says nothing has prepared her for the pain

especially the sore feet. >> the hardest part for me by the end of four, five hours of dancing my feet are killing me and that's the hardest thing is like literally pushing myself that last hour where i'm like i don't want to stepdown anymore. >> jodi has a leg up. her fuller house co-star candace cameron bure is a former finalist. >> candace told me that this will be an incredibly busy hectic challenging schedule but to really just enjoy every moment of it. >> also competing tonight denver broncos linebacker vaughn miller. >> and the m.v.p. of super bowl 50 is vaughn miller. >> miller took home the most valuable player award in this year's super bowl. he says if he wants to add the mirrorball to his collection, he's going have to stay consistent. >> the same guy that you was the day before and picking up where you left off the day before that's the toughest part before. >> do not can count outs jua

ne morris. he post #ed this photo from his first spin on the floor. >> boys to men looking forward to that. the two-hour premiere of "dancing with the stars" starts tonight at 8 o'clock. that is followed by castle at 10:00 then of course "action news" at 11:00. you know, i'm always excited for "dancing with the stars" but i think that this time around the cast is better than ever you guys. >> a great group. >> looking forward to it. >> and go ginger. >> alicia, thanks very much. let's see if we can keep this first bit of sunshine, stretch it out a little bit. >> all right. we put the burden on adam joseph who is keeping an eye at the beach right now. >> hey, especially after this weekend. it was gloomy, we had showers, wet snowflakes and right now that sun is back and as we take a look at cape may here from sky6 some pretty good breakers. you see the camera bouncing. if you look close enough at the water you see white caps bounce up every now and then. a very strong wind today despite we have that sunshine. it's 49, that's it right now in philadelphia after topping off at 50 so far today. 50 wilmington, 47 up to the

north, millville 50 degrees, 50 at the atlantic city airport. the numbers are running around 5 degrees below average. as we look at those winds driving out of the northwesterly direction, speeds of 35 right now in reading clocking in at 38 in lancaster, 36 in wilmington, 35 in millville but these winds will continue to diminish as we go through the overnight hours. that snow from early this morning, it is long gone east of new england and actually in northern new england by this point. saw a good amount of sunshine today and then some of these high fair weather cumulus clouds pulling in from the north and west with that chillier air but they will collapse once the sun sets because they really are driven by that afternoon sunshine. 26 tonight in allentown, 27 in that reading, 29 in wilmington, 20 millville. so, the numbers are cold tonight with a lot of stars but at least that wind relaxes so we're not looking at really low wind chills. future tracker temperatures, though, across the eastern half of the country, the heat will be back on tuesday,

tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m., 54 philadelphia, 61 in cincinnati, 60 chick, near 70 in saint louis with high pressure once again down to the south and that high will continue to crank and really warm those temperatures up by wednesday afternoon on the verge of 70 degrees in philadelphia, 72 in raleigh, saint louis 65 degrees. so, spring will definitely be here as we go through the rest of the week, at least feeling like it if not feeling like late spring but the only thing, if you're an allergy sufferer that is going to spike here tuesday, wednesday, thursday on the medium to high side and your culprits this time of year the juniper, the elm and the maple and it can comes down a little on friday after some rain overnight thursday. as we look at that four day at 4:00 forecast, we'll look at partly sunny skies here tuesday with the temperature of 57 with sunshine and clouds. but then we really boost that temperature up to 70, much warmer on wednesday with just some high clouds in the afternoon. thursday is breezy, it's warm,

it's 75 degrees and then overnight thursday a cold front comes in about a quarter to a half inch of rain which could linger early on friday morning which is good friday but then the sunshine will quickly return late friday morning into the afternoon. it pulls the temperature down a little bit to 64 degrees and we'll have that call for the upcoming holiday weekend for easter in the next half hour but hey 70's is back two days from now. >> got apply attention. >> adam thank you. still ahead here on a monday afternoon it's a high tech fight with hundreds of millions of dollars in the balance. today we found out it's not over yet. >> coming up at 4:30 a look at the drinking water in the city of philadelphia. is there lead in it and what can you do to make sure it's as safe as possible? we'll have a live report. >> and it's a fancy new boat that could have a pretty philly new name. they asked the people to name this ship in britain and the people have spoken. we'll tell you what the top contenders are coming up in big talkers. "action news is about interaction with you.

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>> ♪ >> brand new at 4 o'clock, we now know the name of the woman who went to the hospital after a nasty crash in delaware. this happened around 7 o'clock last night on route 495 in edgemoor. and as you can see, the mess it left on the highway there. police say 33-year-old jodi hauk lost control of her pickup truck and rolled over. she was thrown from the wreckage and she's still being treated right now. two other people in her car were not hurt. police in the tioga section of philadelphia are looking for the men who robbed a pizza shop at gun point. they gave us surveillance video of the crime that happened on march tenth. it shows two men going into the dominos pizza on north broad street around 1:30 in the morning.

one of the men as you can see has a gun. they took money from the cash register and forced an employee to open a safe but they took off before that safe was opened. no one was hurt. police would ask that anyone with information would give them a call. >> the bidding war in the hotel world is officially on. marriott has won back the right to by starwood after making a new offer. marriott had the original deal with starwood but last week a group of chinese investors outbid marriott and starwood took that higher offer. but marriott has increased its own offer now valuing starwood at $13.6 billion. the new deal would make the combined company the largest hotel chain in the world. but the group of chinese investors is expected to make another offer. all right. look at the day's closing numbers on wall street today and we start things off in the green. the dow up 21 and a half points today, nasdaq up 13 an quarter, the s & p 500 also up just about two points on the day. the supreme court has

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>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again, it is 4:30 and "action news continues with new information about a suspect wanted for a triple shooting in philadelphia. >> plus, brand new surveillance video shows a car theft in action. the rightful owner dragged across the parking lot. details about the theft straight ahead. >> plus, all gloves and paws are off at a brawl involving a mall easter bunny and one angry dad. we'll explain what sparked this viral fight ahead in big talkers. >> but we start at 4:30 with developing news out of delaware where state officials many officials have just confirmed two more cases of the zika virus.

these two patients bring the total number of cases to three. officials say none of the people was infected in the united states. they all got the virus from a mosquito bite while traveling abroad. there is no vaccine for zika which can cause birth defects. the sends for disease control is urging all pregnant women to postpone travel to south america where the virus is most prevalent. >> as the water crisis in flint, michigan, continues to bring up concerns about drinking water across the can untree, philadelphia officials want to suppress that the water here is safe. but there are important steps to make sure that your pipes don't become an issue. "action news" reporter john rawlins live at the belmont reservoir in wynnefield heights to explain what he found out today. hi, john. >> reporter: hi, brian. well, this is important stuff. this is a public health issue no doubt about it given the less that occurred in flint. what council wanted to do, they heard good news, bad news and good news. first up, the water commissioner. >> let me begin by noting that

philadelphia's drinking water is lead free and that there are clear differences between flint and philadelphia. >> reporter: the water commissioner told council the good news, water processed and fed to 3200 miles of philadelphia mains lead free. however, there is some bad news. once the water leaves the city mains it flows through much smaller privately owned pipes to houses called service lines. in buildings built before 1950, those lines can be lead. before the 1980's, there could be lead sodder. >> risk for lead contamination arises when water passes through lead service lines, indoor plumbing or faucets. >> reporter: but then there's good news, unlike flint philadelphia adds a corrosion inhibitor that significantly lowers the contamination risk. >> we add phosphate at our water plant and that will coat the pipe so you prevent the water from coming in contact with the lead pipe or the led sodder. >> reporter: but nothing is perfect the water department and other experts told council if someone has lead pipes they

should do this. run the cold water tap for at least three to five minutes daily after a long period of nonuse. the goal, to flush out any possible contamination. >> simply running the water for a few minutes is usually sufficient to null water from the water main which has generally free of lead. >> reporter: again, the idea is to flush out the water that's been in contact with lead in the pipes if you have lead pipes in your house or lead sodder in your house, the idea is if it's been in that water in that system for overnight, say, that would be a good time to go ahead and flush it. it's estimated there are 50 to 60,000 houses in philadelphia that still have lead service lines. if you want to know more, the water department is putting up more information on its own web site. we'll have a link there including how you can get your water tested if you have a lead service line in the city of philadelphia. live in wynnefield heights, john rawlins, channel6 "action news." back to you all. >> all right, good information, john. thank you. philadelphia police have

charged a second person in connection with a triple shooting in the west kensington section of the city. investigators say angel montanez turned himself in last week. it is comes after police arrested ativa jackson earlier this month. both are charged with two counts of murder. police say the suspects shot and killed two people in january in the 100 block of wishart street. a third person was injured. >> we have new surveillance video today of a car thief who dragged a woman from a moving vehicle in the mayfair section of philadelphia. take a look at the man inside an express fuel store on the 6300 block of frankford avenue. on march third, he noticed a silver honda civic had been left running outside and jumped in. when the 29-year-old victim tried to stop him, she was dragged about 25 feet until she gave up and let go. she was treated for minor injuries but police are still looking for that suspect. meanwhile investigators are also trying to find two men who robbed a little caesar's in southwest philadelphia.

police say an employee was locking the front door of the restaurant on woodland avenue when two men pulled handguns on him last week. the worker was forced back inside to open the safe. the armed robbers made off with cash and have not been seen since. >> meteorologist adam joseph joining us once again and we're talking about the return of sunshine. >> sunshine's coming back, the warm temperatures as well after kind of a cool stretch the last couple of days but as we look live right now, that sunshine fighterring the sky with some clouds this afternoon but that sun was in full force through much of the day today. the temperatures just 49 degrees. that northwesterly wind we felt it sustained right now 18 miles an hour creating wind chill of just 42 degrees and in ocean city from the schreiber's beach cam not many folks taking a stroll but it won't be long before we start hitting the shore because it's just a couple months away. 49 degrees there, wind out of the west-northwest 20 miles an hour, wind chill 41 and lake wallenpaupack 35 degrees there and notice the water has some

ripples which means a lot of that ice has already melted which this time of year typically it's still iced over. winds out of the north-northwest wind chill of just 25 degrees in the poconos. but we'll chat about those temperatures hitting near 70 for a couple of days this week, a little chance for rain and then we'll have the the forecast. >> thank you. >> we're learning more about a weekend car accident that injured nine people in camden county. police say four people remain hospitalized following the saturday wreck unblock wood clementon road. twwood -- blackwood-clementon road. the other victims were treated and released. police are still investigate wag caused that collision. >> philadelphia police have a suspect in sudden custody wanted for an alleged robbery that ended up injuring an officer. investigators say the officer got hurt while chasing down the suspect last flight in the port richmond section of the city.

police are still trying to piece together exactly what happened. the officer was taken to the hospital for observation but has since been treated and released. >> some south jersey students set aside their books today in favor of real life job experience. rick williams live in the news room to explain this switchup in the classroom. rick. >> reporter: that's right, brian, thank you. it was the fishes for students in burlington township today. it was a day to help students get a feel for what career path they want to take after graduation. nora muchanic takes us inside their day of exploration coming up tonight at 5:00. also in health check a new treatment for opiate addiction that goes inside a patient's body. we'll explain the science behind it and why experts say it may be starting a new wave of therapy. those stories and much more when we see you on "action news tonight at 5:00. for now back to the studio. >> rick thank you. the action cam was in newark as employees and managers from giant food

dropped off a donation to the food bank of delaware. the group brought 200 hams. food bank officials will deliver the lambs to families in need across the state. this is one of five total food banks giant is helping out this week. >> good work being done there. >> yes. >> speaking of easter we'll have some creative but inexpensive entertaining ideas ahead in what's the deal. >> plus, next time you feel a migraine coming on you may be able to skip the medicine cabinet. we'll reveal some home remedies that really do work coming up. >> plus, a naming game is taking the internet by storm today. the public was asked to help name the state of the art ship and boy, did people get creative. hear the best and most popular responses next in big talkers. >> i'm sure there's a few we can't say on television. and meteorologist adam joseph back with the full accuweather forecast when "action news" at 4:00 continues on this monday afternoon. >> ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪

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an iraqi military base. the news comes just a day after the military announced a soldier from california was can killed in a rocket attack by isis on the coalition base. the marines will perform limited ground combat operation in support of the iraqis force fighting against the terrorists and trying to free mosul. >> the days of online fantasy sports gambling are coming to an end in new york state. today that state's attorney general announced web site fan dual and draft kings will stop taking bets there. the two companies have agreed to stop operatin operating in nk at least through the and of baseball season. fan dual and draft kings are appealing a judge's ruling there they are illegal betting operations. meanwhile new york lawmakers are considering legislation that would make those sites legal. hulk hogan could be awarded even more money from gawker. today the jury began deliberations to determine punitive damages which would punish the web site for invading hogan's privacy.

last week a jury ruled gawker violated his privacy when they posted a sex tape. they awarded hogan $115 million. gawker has already said it will appeal that. >> ♪ >> in health check today at 4:00 when migraines and headaches strike, you might not need to reach for medication. some home remedies could help as well. ice packs and cold compresses can can reduce the throbbing pain. a little caffeine can provide mild relief but be careful, too much can lead to more headaches. essential oils like lavender. whole grains and high in vitamin b2 can can help ward off the migraines. and be sure to aim for seven to eight hours of sleep at night. more or less of that sleep can trigger headaches. >> ♪ >> all right, big talkers now and it is the easter bunny

brawl in north jersey that has everyone hopping to twitter to watch this now viral video. in one corner, the peter cottontail in the center court of a mall in jersey city, in the other a pretty angry father whose toddler slipped from a claire while she was getting an easter picture taken with that bunny. a jersey city spokeswoman says the father of the one-year-old verbally and physically attacked the man playing the role of easter bunny. at one point the bunny throws off his white gloves to fight back. the toddler, you'll see the gloves i was off right there, there he goals. the toddler is okay. the dad and bunny were both taken to the hospital with minor injuries. not sure how the photo came out. hamilton its a hot ticket and comedian amy schumer must have really enjoyed the show and her beer because she left the bartender a hot tip. the woman serving schumer and her friends says that the show stopping moment happened when this star and a group of her

friends ordered a second round of drinks. >> paid with a credit card and slipped me the credit card slip and said amy wants to make sure that you get a tip. and i look at it and i'm completely, completely shocked. >> shocked because for $77 worth of drinks schumer left her a $1,000 tip. yup, that's 1:00 a.m. miltons. lars sen the bartender split that generous tip seven ways with her fellow ba bartenders. proof positive you can't trust anyone. the national environment research council asked the people of britain to help name their shiny new state of the art roughly $300 million research vessel. now, if the internet gets its way, this gorgeous ship which was years in the making will be called. bodboaty mcboat face.

followed by other silly submissions such as the rrs, it's bloody cold here and the rrs ice, ice, baby. nerc says you know, these are only suggestions and they might go with something else especially since they were kind of looking for something more inspirational or historical but we should tell you right now boaty mcboat face has more than 26,000 votes. the guy who came up with it says it was a joke and he never expected it to pick up steam but you guys, it is an election year. they have asked the people and the people have spoken. boaty mcboat face. >> that's democracy. nobody said it was pretty. alicia, that is a awesome. thanks very much. let's get another check on the roads rider now. >> all right, matt pelman standing by with the update. hi, matt. >> mattie mcpelman face. if we asked them to rename 95 i could imagine the suggestions we get. every afternoon we sit in these stupid traffic jams. once again here they are north of penn's landing the whole

way up to the work zone at cottman avenue it's stop and go so far about a 10 minute delay on that northbound travel time. started the afternoon with a crash at the walt whitman bridge headed into new jersey. that cleared. so now we've got a broken down vehicle to take its place and one lane is blocked if you're garden state bound on the walt whitman bridge this afternoon. eastbound ben franklin might be a better bet. in allegheny west they're fighting a row home fire right now along stillman street close to indiana avenue and there's a crash out in bryn mawr by the baldwin school along montgomery avenue near radnor street. also have a crash in plymouth meeting along germantown pike at chemical road. busy intersection there close to the luk-oil station and out in lower pottsgrove by the historical society there's a wreck along high street near house avenue. also still have that one right by sal's pizza box two in north coventry along hanover street at 74, schuylkill road. to delco, watch out for a wreck along manchester road along woodward road in media. crossing into the state of delaware by the applebee's a

crash along kirkwood highway at ferren drive. were run in new castle on route 72 near pleasant place. we'll check the details again brian and sharrie in the 5 o'clock hour. >> you make them easier today. >> i try,. >> okay matt, thanks. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next.

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like this snapshot someone sent in to me on my facebook page of snow covering the patio and the deck kimberly sent this into my facebook page from mays landing new jersey where they picked up close to 2-inches of that wet snow this morning and most of it, again, was in eastern areas and it did not last long. once that sun broke over the horizon and cleared the clouds, that snow melted pretty quickly. double scan live radar, that's the beautiful thing about march snow, we're looking at sunshine around. there was some clouds that have developed from the north and west but they're not holding any moisture whatsoever. 49 degrees, that is the temperature right now in philadelphia. the dewpoint is bone dry at 14. with that northwesterly wind at 18 miles an hour. wind chill just 42. the pressure is still falling a little bit but that will start to turn the corner and rise through much of the week. right now it's 50 in millville, 51 in wilmington and those areas that saw again close to 2-inches of snow, some of the warmer spots right now, 50 in atlantic city, 51 in cape may and a bit cooler

to the north and west with 47 being really the popular number. as we look at satellite and radar, high pressure starting to wedge in but we still have those northwesterly winds, so the clouds have really increased this afternoon and any snow showers associated in this cloud cover you have to lift north of i80 but all this cloud cover will collapse here this evening because they're really driven by that afternoon sunshine. so, a lot of stars tonight t less wind. the winds easing back from the 35, 40 miles an hour range to five to 10 -- 28 to 33 your split in temperature. high pressure starts to build, again down to the south warm front lifts to our north tomorrow, so a chilly start in the morning but then a seasonable finish with a high of 57 degrees and just a few high clouds and the front sets up to our north here on wednesday, so lots of sunshine, 15 degrees above average, a high of 70 and if you just lift north of this front right on the border of new hampshire and maine, highs only going to be in the 20's in northern new england so a big difference withwhere that

that front is setting up and thankfully we'll be on the southern end. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, partly sunny, 57 degrees here tomorrow. much warmer wednesday of 70 and then 75, just a few high clouds but it's breezy on thursday and then thursday night early friday a round of rain can comes in with a cold front, about a quarter to a half inch. early showers on friday give way to sun on good friday of 64 degrees. wall to wall sunshine, seasonable on saturday at 57 and right now clouds build on easter sunday but it's looking dry for those easter egg hunts in the morning, not bad 63 in the afternoon an few showers come monday with a temperature of 63 degrees. so, early morning snow gives way to 70's by the middle of the week. good turn around. >> adam thank you. flex on "action news" between outfits candy and family celebrations, the cost of easter can can pile up but we have some budget friendly ideas ahead in what's the

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>> all right. easter is a hop away this weekend and if you are looking for some quick easy but cute and creative entertaining ideas that won't cost a lot of carrots we hit up pinterest for trending ideas. some of them are so adorable. instead of helping the easter bunny load up on candy in those baskets, how adorable is this stuff sandwich bags with gold fish or favorite healthy on foods add green ribbon and throw them in the basket. keep the theme going with your table setting. create a carrot using on plastic green silverware and pipe cleaners. if you have a bag of old plastic easter eggs lying around and a hot glue gun then you have a wreath and a

centerpiece as well. a little bouquet for your holiday spread there, put right in the middle of the table. here's a fun little keepsake craft to do with the kids. grab cotton balls and painter and turn your little cutie into a little bunny. if you don't have an easter basket to reuse this year do not run out to the store and spend the money. don't tell the stores we told you that. you can turn an umbrella upsite down and stuff that and an old bonnet or hat will work, too. finally if you are dying easter eggs but you don't have a kit i love this, i didn't even know, you can stain eggs with spices and foods from your kitchen like turmeric, espresso powder red onion skins, saffron, how cool is that. i'm going post a link on 6abc.com so you can try this at home. let us know how it works you guys. >> my goodness. i'll be sure to let one. >> probably tastes good, too. >> sure does. alicia thank you. finally at 4 o'clock apple announced it is downsizing its most popular product, the smaller 4-inch iphone se

replaces the iphone 5 which was released back in 2013. the new phone has the same processor and many other features seen in the larger iphone 6s. apple says some users have resisted upgrading their phone because they prefer the smaller size than the bigger one. you can order an iphone se start on thursday. for more details including other new products revealed by apple today head over to 6abc.com. >> apple always up to something. >> yes. >> all right, that will do it for "action news at 4:00 for brian taff alicia vitarelli adam joseph i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian adam ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> we'll see you at then clock. here are rick williams and monica malpass. >> coming up next at 5:00 two parents under arrest after a house party was busted here in delaware county. hundreds of teens that police allegedly found drinking and smoking inside while the adults were there.

plus, an historic meeting in havana cuba. the talks between president obama and raúl castro during the president's big trip to cuba. >> also hundreds of state workers were forced to stay home today after a water main break flooded part of a center city landmark there. those stories and much more coming your way next on "action news at 5:00.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> a rowdy party was busted in delaware county over the weekend. and inside upper darby police found hundreds of teens drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana. now two parents are facing charges for letting it happen on their watch. it is monday night and the big story on "action news" is the arrest of those two adults who police say were home while the party was rage on. >> "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist live at the upper darby police department tonight with more details. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent michael chitwood compared this party to national lampoon's animal house with hundreds of teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana. it was enough for police to charge the parents and the teenaged girl who allegedly hosted the wild get together.

54-year-ol54-year-old abdul ande ahmaddiya were arrested. police say saturday night as many as 300 teenagers showed up at their house in the 3900 block of mary street in drexel hill for a party their 17-year-old daughter promoted on social media. >> i will not allow parents to have these types of under age drinking dope smoking parties in the township. it apted going to happen. >> reporter: around 10:30 police started receiving dozens of 9911 calls reporting under aged drinking and loud behavior. chitwood said the first responding officer saw about a hundred teens outside many more when they entered the house and they all scattered when they saw the police, some jumping from windows. >> running through backs of houses, ripping fences down as they run, so now we get another 20 calls,