he grew up in folcroft and more than a hundred people were on hand to welcome him home. escorted by police agencies across delaware county officer chris dorman arrived at the folcroft fire department to rousing applause. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: his injuries are raw yet the 25-year-old mustered the strength to thank the folcroft community. >> i'd like to say thank you to everybody for being there for me and my family and fellow brothers in blue through this and everybody supporting me throughout. i appreciate it. >> we love you, chris. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: dorman wouldn't discuss details of what happened friday morning but investigators say he responded to a report of drug activity in the 1500 block of elmwood. upon arrival, authorities say dorman was ambushed by dante brooks island shot in the face, chest, groin and leg. a total of seven gun shots. his parents and others are calling his survival a

miracle. >> i listened to the radio dispatch which i hadn't done and it was the most horrifying thing i'd ever heard in my life to hear my son calling for help like that and i just lost it. i've been so thankful. i'm thankful to god. i'm thankful to all the people that offer prayers. >> pretty extensive injuries that he has and i want to see him through. i know he'll come back stronger and through just this experience i am sure everybody that he will turn night a positive. >> reporter: and officer dorman didn't want to discuss details of his injuries but i'm told by his family that more surgeries lie ahead. i'm live in folcroft, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> good to see him out of the hospital, chad, thank you. there was another remarkable moment today as dorman left the hospital. just before he got into the car, watch this, he was greeted by a plan who knows exactly what he's going

through. philadelphia officer jessie hartnett who was shot in the line of duty back in january was right there to shake dorman's hand. "action news" has also learned that there was a problem with the 911 and dispatch systems in delaware county as police responded to the call of an officer down friday. and it's not the first time the issues have come up. "action news" reporter john rawlins will have details in a live report coming up at 4:30. in other news one man is dead after he was hit by two different vehicles at a car wash in the bustleton section of philadelphia. it happened here at the crews and clean car wash on krewstown road just before noon today. police say a 22-year-old plan who worked there was hit by a car while he was wiping the back window of another vehicle. he was then hit a second time by a different car leaving the business. he died at the scene. we are still working to learn his name. police said osha are investigating. now to the latest on a

very grisly story out of northeast philadelphia where a woman was shot and killed with a cross bow inside her own home. it happened around 9:30 last flight on the 3100 block of will let's road. investigators say 42-year-old pamela knightinglyer was taken to aria torresdale hospital where she died from her injuries about an hour later. police say that she and a witness all identified her husband 41-year-old paul k usa n as the suspect. he's in police custody right now. that's a picture of the newlywedding considers happier times. police say she was shot with a hunting cross bow, that arrow going through her torso and even through the couch she was sitting on before hitting a wall. she managed to run next door for help but again later died at the hospital. police say the suspect appeared to be incoherent. neighbors describe the scene. >> completely exposed. we thought it was his sister, his wife now we know his wife

came out with a robe and said he didn't take his medications put a robe around him. >> so far no charges have been filed against k usa n. his husband as we found out her husband for just nine days. at this point investigators do not believe that this was an accident. "action news" anchor and reporter sarah bloomquist working the story will have more for us as 5:00 and 6:00. >> alicia thank you. time for a check of the accuweather forecast this monday. >> meteorologist adam joseph has the story for us. how are things looking adam. >> looking pretty nice. there are clouds and showers entering from the western suburbs but after a beautiful weekend with low humidity, you can feel that that humidity is moving back in. right now in philadelphia a temperature at 85 degrees. the 70's for the north and western suburbs, lancaster and reading, 74 to 79 because of some showers and a sea breeze at the shore where temperatures there are only in the mid 70's. the dewpoint 63 so slightly humid but notice the 70's

increasing from the south with that southerly wind so we'll continue to see that humidity really jump up here tonight and tomorrow. on storm tracker6 live in addition to that we have a cold front working in from the northwest suburbs that is going to call throughout the night and throughout the day tomorrow. so right now we have no thunderstorms but downpours and showers stretching through parts of lancaster county berks county up into the lehigh valley slowly working in from the northwest to the south and east so some communities especially north and west of philadelphia are getting hit by some rain here this evening. we'll talk about this front stalling and what it means for some strong maybe a couple of severe storms at times tomorrow. i'll chat about it in the full accuweather forecast monica when i head back inside. >> a bridal boutique in delaware abruptly closed its doors leaving more than a dozen brides to be without their gowns and now as they try to make new plans for their big day the state attorney general's office is investigating there business. "action news reporter jeanette reyes is live in talleyville

with the details. jeanette. >> reporter: well, monica, many newly engaged women stopped by anastasia's bridal in wilmington to say yes to the dress only to find out that the bridal shop is closed and the owner is nowhere to be found. ask any bride and most will tell you finding the tress is one of the most exciting parts of wedding planning. many like ashley experienced that unforgettable moment at anastasia's bridal with the owner. >> i wouldn't caller warm and fuzzy but she was professional enough. >> reporter: professional and new how to make a deal. >> offering a discount if you paid cash it was 10 percent if you paid cash and then 15 percent off if you paid in full in cash. >> reporter: she jumped at the better of the two. she paid $1,500 in full. four months out from the big day, she found out other brides who went to the same shop were not receiving their gowns. >> we called the store. left a message.

sent e-mails to the store's owner. at that point their web site had been disabled. my heart was quickly starting to sync. >> reporter:. >> reporter: we knocked on doors and made calls with no luck. mashing ton started this facebook page called anastasia's burned brides. the likes quickly grew. dozens of women with similar stories but the response was not what she expected. former brides weren't getting involved. >> a lot of brides have come forward girls who already got married offering their dresses. >> reporter: her fiancé adam cooper makes it clear that it's not the dress he cares about. >> her and i are getting married and that's all that marries. >> reporter: and even though she now has her dress after having to pay for it again, she can't help but wonder what this bridal shop owner was thinking. >> why would you wander to take money from excited brides and their families and hard working people? >> reporter: not too long ago we were able to get ahold of the bridal shop owner's husband.

he tells me he is not able to comment and neither is she because of pending litigation but in the meantime if you have been affected by this we understand a lot of brides are probably finding out with this report we're here to help. go to our web site 6abc.com for information on what your next steps should be. reporting live in wilmington, i'm jeanette reyes for channel6 "action news. back inside to you. >> jeanette, thank you. meantime new jersey is one step closer to passing a state budget. the senate passed a $35 billion budget this afternoon. the assembly is expected to vote on the plan later today. the state constitution requires a budget by midnight june 30th which is this thursday. lawmakers are us expected to vote on a separate bill that would raise the gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. governor chris christie says he is opposed to that legislation. meantime pennsylvania lawmakers are back in harrisburg today as they try to work out a new state budget before thursday's deadline. they broke from a meeting over the weekend without an

agreement on a spending level or a tax package. and this is the second year of budget talks since governor tom wolf took office. the first budget did not pass until about nine months after the deadline. he is one of the legends of philadelphia sports and developing right now he can add a new title to his legacy. eric lindros was just elected to the hockey hall of fame. the former flyers captain spent 13 years in the league including eight here in philadelphia. he led the orange and black to the stanley cup finals in 1997. and we'll have more coverage for you coming up in sports tonight at 5:00. the federal department transportation has chosen the vine street expressway to get a makeover. the u.s. secretary of transportation anthony fox joined philadelphia leaders today to announce a redesign of i676. they say the highway initially fulfilled its purpose of connecting i-95 to the schuylkill expressway but the city has since grown and the vine expressway now divides the surrounding neighborhoods including chinatown and the

callowhill district. officials are hoping to recan correct those communities by redesigning the road. they'll take public input before determining the exact changes. it is time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> all right, let's take it live to autumn marisa in for matt pelman to see how it's rolling on a monday. >> hey, autumn. >> hi, monica and sharrie. we'll get started right by the vine street expressway. here we are on the schuylkill making your way up towards the vine. you can see things not looking too bad right now if you're heading in those eastbound lanes down to the city taking you only about 24 minutes from the blue route if you're heading out in the westbound lanes a little slower. you'll tap the brakes around belmont up through the conshohocken curve. speeds across the region on the big picture dropping down into the teens and even single digits on the schuylkill as well as 95. not moving too badly on the blue route right now though. we'll expect to see a few delays as storms roll through and taking a look at the vine street expressway, those eastbound lanes heading up to 95, those are our bigger slowdowns right now because very slow going from girard avenue up through cottman on

the northbound lanes of the vine -- of 95. taking a look at 95 right at cottman through that construction zone 25 minutes between the vine and woodhaven. and a little faster if you're heading in those southbound lanes. moving along and taking a look at the ben franklin bridge, nice live shot. you can see nice and clear in both directions. we'll keep an eye on things and we'll bring you an update in the next half hour. back to you monica and sharrie. >> we like the good news autumn. thank you. still ahead the supreme court makes a major decision about abortion rights in america. >> plus, the uncertainty continues over the british vote to exit the european union. up next, where the u.s. stock market closed dan what u.s. leaders are saying about what will happen next. >> and pepsi is adding a controversial ingredient to some of its drinks. we have details when "action news" continues. >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> it is the biggest court decision on abortion in america in 25 years. the supreme court with the ruling today that plays a major victory for abortion

rights advocates. justices voted five to three in favor of texas clinics that argued new regulations made it harder for women to get abortions. the new rules would have required doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and force clinics to meet hospital standards for outpatient surgery. the justices said the rules are not medically necessary and put an unconstitutional limit on a woman's right to an abortion. >> this is a tremendous victory. and we will go forward in making sure that all of the laws that are blocking women's access to the constitutional rights will be overturned. >> also today, the court upheld a law aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of people convicted of domestic violence. >> well, it is the second full day of trading on wall street following friday's brexit bombshell vote in the uk.

shear how the markets closed 69 the dow losing another 260 points on the day red arrows across-the-board this coming after those losses and friday. so, a rough couple of days for trading. the aftershocks not a shock to traders who have been bracing for the worst since britain voted to leave the european union. secretary of state john kerry is in london today meeting with british leaders to map out a game plan moving forward. he says it's the responsibility of both officials and people to make wise choices to counter all of this uncertainty. >> and that means choices that to every degree possible are not aimed at retribution, not aimed in anger but, rather, are thought through in a way that brings people together. >> now, british officials are slated to meet with eu leaders in brussels tomorrow but british prime minister david cameron says formal exit talks are not going to happen right away.

cameron has been against the exit but since it's the will of the people he says it must nap a clear and careful manner. but businesses in britain are already scrambling freezing investments and hiring today the british pound at its lowest in 31 years. meanwhile back here at home on wall street the big question, could others follow in britain's footsteps triggering a global recession? but one thing is for sure all eyes are on our markets and of course for those of us watching from home, those 401k's. monica. >> all right. hillary clinton meantime is drumming up support in the battleground state of ohio. today's rally in cincinnati marked the first time that massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has joined clinton for a presidential event. warren is considered a possible running mate for mrs. clinton. the pair teamed up today to go after donald trump. >> a small insecure money grubber who fights for no one but himself. >> and i must say i do just

love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> trump's response came in the form of a tweet. crooked hillary is wheeling out one of the least productive senators in the u.s. senate, goofy elizabeth warren end quote. he went on to accuse warren of lying about her native american heritage. trump is due in westemoreland county western pennsylvania to deliver a policy speech tomorrow afternoon. pepsi says it will start using the sweetener aspartame again less than a year after pulling it from its drinks over safety concerns. aspartame has been linked to cancer in lab mice but pepsi says its customers do not like the new taste of its diet drinks so starting this fall pepsi will sell a new diet pepsi blend specifically for people who want aspartame. the company also plans to start selling pepsi max once again which contains the sweetener as well. >> time right now to get a check of that accuweather

forecast. >> let's check in with meteorologist adam joseph. >> unsettled at time overs the next 24 hours. improvement as we get into wednesday and beyond. storm tracker6 live double many double scan will show we have a couple showers and downpours in the northern western suburbs as a boundary is pushing in and this front is going to stall as we go into the overnight hours into tuesday, so a closer look right now at storm tracker6 live in the lehigh valley no, lightning strikes but some showers, a pocket or two of heavier downpours moving away from kutztown towards macungie allentown and as you head south on the northeast extension at times you will be getting wet. in fact, this extends into parts of berks county and northern lancaster county near reading adams town, heading towards plowville er elverson. not expecting much in the way of thunderstorms tonight but there could be some heavy downpours at times. temperature-wise it's only in the 70's where it has been raining but it's really humid, 75 in allentown, 74 in reading. middle to upper 80's from wilmington, philadelphia to

trenton and with the sea breeze, much cooler at the shore, temperatures there only in the 70's. there's the boundary that's bushing in from the west. it makes its way down through the virginias as well as tennessee and can kentucky. again, it's going to be putting on the brakes here tonight and it will also really pull that humidity up. 70 in philadelphia tonight, 67 allentown, 69 in millville. warm and humid and again an isolated downpour or the crack of thunder even as we go into the early morning hours. tomorrow it will feel more oppressive out there with dewpoints jumping to 70 degrees or higher. it's only one day but with those high dewpoints any downpours or thunderstorms that develop tomorrow will contain some very heavy rainfall, even a slight risk for some severe storms in those northwestern suburbs north of the pennsylvania turnpike. the biggest culprit again is going to be the heavy brief rain that could flood some roadways quickly but even the chance for some gusty winds or some small hail. as we look at future tracker

tomorrow morning, quite, a lot of clouds. at 1:30 again it is very scattered but where they develop they could contain heavy rainfall. same thing 4:30 tomorrow. we're not tracking a line but some heavy popups tomorrow and that continues into tomorrow night at 9:30. as you look at the four day at 4:00 forecast 84 degrees tomorrow, very humid with some of those afternoon thunderstorms developing. again, containing some heavy rain and then dropping humidity on wednesday. sun and clouds, maybe an isolated shower of 85 and then as we get into thursday and friday, beautiful, low humidity, sun and clouds a little warm in the upper 80's and we'll have that fourth of july forecast in that seven day coming up in the next half hour. >> all right, adam, thank you. up next, a brawl at a local wedding reception. what we know about the fight inside a hotel. >> and coming up at 4:30 we have more coverage of the shooting of folcroft police officer christopher dorman. what we know now about the 911 dispatch problems that happened in the middle of that crisis.

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reception. this happened late last night at the hilton garden inn in mount laurel. police have not said what led up to the fight but medics showed up but they say no one was seriously hurt. police have not said if they plan to file any charges in this case. they say they are still investigating. >> folks in our area who advocate for children were recognized for their efforts today. the action cam at city hall this morning where the department of human services held its annual children crusader award. the ceremony highlighted dhs workers and communities members who embrace the safety and well beefing our children. this was the 17th year for the event. and needy kids who normally get free school breakfast and lunches are getting extra support tonight. bob casey was at the saint veronica school in north philadelphia today to discuss ways to combat childhood hunger. he joined members of coalition against hunger to discuss ways to better help poor families. casey also served up some of the free lunches today. a philadelphia playground

reopened today and it's sport something new equipment. the city parks and recreation department celebrated the opening of the playground on aramingo avenue in port richmond this morning. the action cam was right there as children checked out all the new renovations and the opening it comes just in time. today was the first day of summer camp at the new playground. >> how fun. >> all right, still ahead on "action news," we have brand new details about the emergency communication problem that's plaguing police in delaware county. john rawlins live with what is being done to fix that issue. >> plus, from eye shadow to bronzer and even a full line of skin care, a local makeup artist is debuting her new cosmetic line and she has an exclusive discount for our viewers. the details ahead in what's the deal. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> good afternoon again. it is 4:30. "action news" continues with details about a violent carjacking in delaware and the search for the person responsible. >> and a philadelphia police officer is under arrest accused of robbing two workers. it's an alleged crime that has cost him his job. >> plus -- >> ♪ >> this rendition of the national anthem leads tourists and now the internet

speechless. the story behind an incredible performance from this young lady in talkers. >> a broken lifeline for police when they need it most. "action news" is learning new details about the emergency communication failures plaguing delaware county. the system went down on friday just as folcroft officers were desperately trying to get help for officer christopher dorman and now county leaders are trying to make sure the issue doesn't happen again. "action news" reporter john rawlins is covering this story, live outside the communication hub with more about what happened. john. >> reporter: hi, sharrie. well, still more questions than answers at this point but sometime after a dispatcher sent the officers the folcroft officers to look for a possible drug activity, a new computer aided console here dispatch console just failed without warning. it's not known why at this point. what they've done is taken that units out of service until they can get in answers. >> that weary receiving back from our 911 personnel is that

the computer basically went down. >> reporter: according to a county time line at 9:12 friday morning dispatchers. sometime in the next two minutes, 32 seconds that console shut down without alerting its operator mario. >> there was no indication what so much he didn't realize that that console that was rebooting itself, it didn't indicate it, there was no light, there was no signal. >> reporter: at 9:58:44 when folcroft officers arrived their calls including this one. >> i'm slot in the face. i'm shot in the face. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> i'm shot, i' i'm shot i'm shot. >> reporter: were never heard at the 911 call center only when reports came in from an adjacent sector did the console operator understand his unit was malfunctioning. he then jumped to another console. >> if you're talking about a person that's got 20 years of service, okay, very high tech guy, very -- knows his job, i

mean, if on his feet and was very, very, very distraught. >> reporter: this new console replaced these older units only about six weeks ago. price tag about $800,000. an independent investigation has been ordered into friday's shutdown. >> we need to have answers. this cannot happen again. >> reporter: so, the computer glitch is ongoing. at this point in time, no time line as to when they think they'll have answers. another matter happened over the weekend however where officers in darby borough could not communicate using their hand helds. that we are told has to do with atmospheric conditions and a powerful signal sometimes jams those hand held. it's a known factor. it's happened up and down the east coast before to various departments. they are working on a work around here but it's not connected to what happened on friday morning. that is a different matter. that is under investigation as far as what went on at darby borough they're also investigating that and hoping

to have a work around as we said. live in lima, john rawlins channel6 "action news." sharp re. >> let's hope they get it all figured out. john, thank you. our extended coverage of officer dorman's release from the hospital, it continues now on our web site 6abc.com with slide shows and videos of his hero's homecoming and head over to our facebook page for more videos and share your reactions about his remarkable story of survival. >> a philadelphia police officer is off the streets today following an arrest in bucks county. investigators with the bristol township police say officer michael winkler robbed two men whom he had hired to do work at one of his properties. it happened back on may fifth. winkler was arrested last friday. the 16 year veteran of the force was reportedly on duty during the incident and has been suspended with the intent to dismiss. >> from our delaware news room now authorities are searching for vehicles stolen during a carjacking in newark. a 29-year-old man was removing items from his blue ford fusion similar to this one on

the 15 early this morning at the barrett run apartments. police say an armed man forced the victim into the car and ordered him to drive to various atm's. the owner was forced to get out on old baltimore pike and the suspect took off with the vehicle. anyone with information should contact new castle county police. meantime police in wilmington trying to figure out who shot a teenager overnight and why. gunfire erupted around 11:30 at 27th and moore streets. police say the bullet hit the 15-year-old in the arm. he is listed in stable condition at an area hospital and the investigation is ongoing. >> an early morning fire left behind a lot of damage at a junkyard in southwest philadelphia. firefighters were called to the 6600 block of essington avenue the 4:00 a.m. they found 20 cars on fire in the back of that facility. no word yet how the flames broke out. meteorologist adam joseph joining us now and it sounds as if we're getting in that pattern of looking out for

those pop-ups. >> yeah, those pop-up showers and thunderstorms. the humidity is coming back up from over the weekend when it was extremely low. for the next 24 hours kind of unsettled at times but not the entire time. as we take a live look on sky6 the ben franklin bridge the sun is out here in philadelphia, 85 degrees, the winds southerly at 13 miles an hour. the heat index one above the air temperature, that dewpoint slightly humid at 63 and we take a live look here from the pagoda cam in reading and you can see not very much. it's because of reduced visibility with some heavy rain passing through parts of berks county right now and we can confirm that on storm tracker6 live double scan. you can see this rain stretching from the lehigh valley right through berks county entering western montgomery county as well as chester county, eastern lancaster county. no lightning strikes. this is actually beneficial rain to areas that desperately need it especially north of philadelphia watering the gardens and the lawns. i will be tracking this round of rain and we'll talk about tomorrow 'cause a certain area -- certain areas could

see strong thunderstorms popping tomorrow afternoon. we'll chat about that as well as look at the seven-day forecast including the attorney ofly. >> just a little bit. >> nice. >> all right, adam thank you. >> okay. >> meantime horsham township city council will holding a public meeting tonight to talk about concerns over chemicals in the water supply. the contamination is centered around two naval facilities and an air guard station in willow grove. the navy and national guard have agreed to pay $19 million for replacement water and filtration systems. tonight's public meeting gets under way at 7 o'clock at the horsham township community center. >> hundreds of philadelphia students are getting ready to spend their summer as interns. the action cam was there as they sat through an orientation at thomas jefferson university hospital all of the students are placed at businesses with help from work ready philadelphia. the initiative connects employers with schools to help teens develop a career path. >> new jersey is called the garden state of course for a good reason. right now farmers in south jersey say their crops are

ripe for the picking and of course ready to eat. new tonight at 5:00 nora muchanic takes us to salem county where the beginning 69 harvest is being called christmas in june. also coming up tonight in health check we'll break down a new study. it shows why letting teenagers sleep in a little longer this summer may be beneficial to their health. well, a program to increase the number of homeowners in new castle county has reached a milestone. this is the 100th home the county has purchased fixed up and resold through the neighborhood stabilization program. the county acquired the vacant property on new market avenue in claymont and sold it to the hannah family following some major renovations there. officials say homeownership helps improve neighborhood maintenance, safety and also property values. dozens of volunteers are in town to do some community service. these are members of the world changers organization which promotes youth mission projects through the church. over the next few days, they'll be doing maintenance

at six different housing authorities sites and they kicked off their work today at wilson park in south philadelphia. they will also be sprucing up several community centers. >> very nice. still ahead on "action news," a sign of hope among the devastating floods in west virginia as another round of rain pounds that state. >> plus, it was the surprise of a lifetime for a rock and roll fan. she got to meet and even have dinner with jon bon jovi and her reaction is going viral across social media. you can see it coming up in big talkersly. >> meteorologist adam joseph returns with that full accuweather forecast when "action news at 4:00 continues next. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> as 2,000 firefighters continue to fight a wildfire in central california officials are now warning the death holley together could rise. two people are confirmed dead but cadaver dogs are searching for other victims right now. at least 200 homes have burned and governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency.

right now the 68 square mile fire is only 40 percent contained. >> well, there was a glimmer of hope today following the tragic flooding in west virginia. two men believed to have died were found alive. they had been camping but officials believe they left their belongings and got a ride with someone. meantime the area is getting pounded with yet another round of heavy rainfall. hundreds of homes were destroyed over the weekend and everything left standing was covered in a thick layer of mud. >> it's been devastating. >> i was just heart broke when i come down yesterday and seen it. >> towers apart. we have no home. we've lost everything. >> the flood waters have killed 23 people and the cleanup effort is expected to take even a week or up to months. first lady michelle obama and her daughters sasha and malia are overseas stressing the importance of education for girls. on twitter the first lady released this video to help

promote her let girls learn campaign it features a few girls from liberia who are not in school because they got pregnant at a young age and were not allowed in the classroom. and in addition to liberia the obamas will visit morocco and spain. >> big talkers now and it was the rock star surprise of epic proportions out of ocean county new jersey that is melting hearts across social media. >> yes, right over her shoulder there that's jon bon jovi visiting a very special fan in his soul kitchen in toms river. huge life long jon bon jovi fan and she is battling lung cancer. when he found out about this from her daughter rosie on social media, he got to work. he didn't just make it happen. he sat with the family for more than an hour, he gave her an autographed guitar and a

bike and check it out a big old kiss on the cheek. her daughter rosie says this was one of the best days in her family's life and seeing her mom so happy filled her with so much joy. he's always doing cool things like that, one of the millions of reasons we love bon jovi. being in the nation's capitol you know can make you feel patriotic. check this out. this high school principal from florida was visiting the lincoln memorial and really let her pride and her really amazing talent shine. >> ♪ o! say does that star spangled banner yet wave, o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> i don't want to talk over this. an impromptu performance is going wildly viral with more

than 11 million views and counting. now listen the acoustics in there they were right. they were pretty good. but so was her moment. the longer she sings the bigger the crowd grows, rousing round of applause and she wraps many people saying they were holding back tears. now, apparently she says she was nervous but i mean, we can't tell. my principal, i don't know, i never put my principal to task to sing like that back when i was in high school but she's also an aspiring musician who of course had a lot of people loving this post and watching. >> maybe she'll get discovered. >> alicia thank you. time get another check of the roads tonight. >> autumn is in the "action news" traffic center tonight. >> hi, monica and sharrie. slow going on the schuylkill expressway. one of those longer delays in the westbound lanes from the city on the invine to the blue route. if you're headed eastbound not lookly so badly. speeds across the region beginning to fall on 95 and on the blue route and of course the schuylkill we're seeing

some speeds down into the teens. as we move on, a few incidents to tell you about. the first one is an accident on 295 southbound at 168 so keep that in mind. if you are out there. roosevelt boulevard northbound lanes at borbeck avenue. taking a look at the ben franklin bridge a nice live shot here, you can see we're nice and clear in both directions. and taking a look at all the other area bridges, those two are clear as well. and mass transit also is on time with no reported delays except for the regional rails, 63 and 58, that's one that's about 25 minutes late right now. we'll keep an eye on things and we'll bring you an update in the 5 o'clock hour. back to you, sharrie and monica. >> all right, autumn, thank you. >> meteorologist adam joseph has that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast for you when we come right back. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> meteorologist adam joseph joining us now and of course we're kicking offer the week -- the weekend was great. >> the weekend was perfect. beautiful. >> now that it's the weekday, things are more unsettled which is okay. we need the rain moving into some of these northwestern suburbs. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan, very dry north of philadelphia. this late spring, early summer season so this is much welcome to see some of these showers coming through at times, some downpours but overall they're fairly light at this point. no thunderstorms within this line from the lehigh valley that stretches from easton, bethlehem down to allentown, macungie and as you head into southeastern parts of berks county another downpour passing through parts of downtown reading, at least the north side of it and also stretching now into parts of chester county, honey brook elverson heading toward downingtown exton malvern getting some of these showers working in from the north and west and really this is a boundary that will stall overnight tonight and throughout your tuesday to

erupt downpours and thunderstorms really at any given time. 88 right now in trenton, 85 dry in philadelphia, dry to the south in millville, 82. 70's with the sea breeze at the shore and rain cooled back into the low 70's from allentown right down to lancaster. there you see the front progressing in from the west. not only is it going to stall but it is going to be increasing the humidity overnight. in fact, turning oppressive here by tomorrow so those isolated downpours on even a thundershower overnight, warm and humid, 67 in the suburbs, 70's for center city. future tracker showing at the wee hours in the morning tuesday, 4:00 a.m. still we could see some spotty downpours and thunderstorms around, most of us are dry. then at 10 o'clock in the morning tomorrow again there will be scattered around the region but clouds will really dominate the sky here tomorrow with some extreme humidity and then in the afternoon when we try to warm the atmosphere a little bit, that's when we'll see some of those scattered downpours and thunderstorms and there is a slight chance

for some of them to be severe to the north and west of philadelphia and then as we get into the latter part of your tuesday evening, 11:30 at night we're waiting for the front to finally public down to the south and that's the best zone late tomorrow night southern new jersey and delaware for some of these popups to occur. then on wednesday high pressure comes in, wipes the front away, so it is a mixture of sun and clouds on wednesday. could can be a leftover isolated shower but dry overall with less humid air moving in from the north and west and your temperature at 85 degrees. so, for tomorrow a lot of clouds at the shore, not the best of beach days. warm and humid with those spotty downpours and thunderstorms especially late in the day with a moderate risk for rip currents your temperature 77 at the shore tomorrow. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, any of the downpours that develop tonight and especially tomorrow in the afternoon could contain some brief very heavy rainfall at 84 degrees. then the humidity drops here wednesday sun and clouds of 85 and then beautiful thursday and friday, low humidity, a

little warm, 87 to 89 degrees with just a few clouds around and then as we go into the holiday weekends, right now overall it is looking pretty nice. the humidity overall low, temperature in the upper 80's with sun and clouds. there will be a southern system we'll watch saturday night into sunday morning for southern areas for most of the shore towns could get a little wet at times this weekend but right now we will kind of keep it out of the forecast because i'm not sure exactly if it makes it this far north. we'll continue to watch that and the storms for tomorrow. >> very good. thank you sir. >> what's the deal next on "action news." we introduce to you a makeup artist who has launchd her own cosmetic line and she's offering our viewers an exclusive discount. details coming up.

>> he's a local celebrated makeup artist and a brand new

mom. a mom making her very own line of makeup. monica moved to philadelphia from milan italy bringing a little bit of her culture to our city and now a big discount to our viewers. more on that in a seconds but first her story: love brought you to philadelphia and your love of makeup. >> it's a passion that started when monica was a teenager growing up in milan and after years of trying to find everything from the eye liner that doesn't run to the foundation that doesn't cake, she decided to make it herself. >> i started to do my own brand, to have everything that i want and know when ingredients and how it will look like. >> so you kind of became a scientist. >> uh-huh. >> a chemist. >> yes, yes. and was amazing. >> her line is made in her hometown of milan but she uses it every day on her clients here in her fishtown studio and on herself.

>> everything you need for your face you make it. >> yes, i do for the face, i do for the body. now i do the skin care. >> her italian craftsman use her ingredients and her instructions. her favorite items, the spray bronzer that works owe almost like an airbrush foundation that won't sweat off. >> it's waterproof, sun protection so it has everything and i love it. >> face creams and masks, she's making it all. >> lip pencil, eye pencil you. >> make all of this. >> yes, gloss, lipstick, eye shadow. >> she's even ventured into perfume. >> i do just two fragrances so the extract is pure. >> the extract is a pure extract. >> as for that love that brought monica to philadelphia in the first place, she's now married and a new mom to little three month old gray son. talk about multitasking. she says she hopes her line makes every woman feel amazing empowered and good about what they put on their face.

>> clean inbreed cents. >> yes. >> pure ingredients. >> i loved that bronzer, the spray by the way, the foundation. it's amazing and i love her accent. i could listen to her all day. just for you our 6abc viewers monica is offering 20 percent off her makeup and skin care line and also her makeup services. she specializes in brides but anyone can go get their makeup don't. promo code is 6abc. go and meet her. i think you guys will really enjoy her. >> monica with a monica. i think that's a winning formula. >> great name. >> for 250 lucky children locally with the police athletic league got a fun day at the zoo. they enjoyed interactive demonstrations, lunch face painting and giveaways as part of the annual pal day at the zoo. this is the 14th year peco has sponsored it benefiting more than 2,000 young people over the years. that's terrific. >> great way to spend the day. >> yes. >> that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 now for monica malpass, brian taff, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm sharrie williams.

join me along with brian, adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up. coming up, though, we'll have new details from philadelphia police officer after a man allegedly shot his wife with a hunting cross bow leaving her for dead. >> plus, the fight shaping up in europe as britain's prime minister puts the brakes on the u can k's exit from the european union. and. >> good news from salem county. new jersey's sweet corn crop is starting to come in just in time for the july 4th weekend. i'm nora muchanic. i'll have that story coming up. >> we'll have those stories coming up next at 5:00. see you in a moment.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> we are learning new information tonight about a strange case from northeast philadelphia. a 42-year-old woman is dead after she was shot with a hunting cross bow. tonight, her husband is in custody. >> monday night, rick is off, sharrie williams joins us and the big story on "action news" are those pending charges against a man accused of killing his new wife. >> and according to police,

the couple had married less than two weeks ago. police were first called to the scene on the 3100 block of willlets road around 9:45 last night. sara bloom yesist is live with the details. monica and sharrie. 40-year-old paul kuzan is held in custody here at homicide. police tell "action news" he has given a full confession to murdering his wife with a cross bow. police tell us this is a weapon that might typically be used to hunt bears. the couple had been married for just nine days. >> i just heard banging on the door and my son screaming, you know, and someone saying help. >> reporter: margie maldonado described the horrific scene at her doorstep last night when 42-year-old pamela nightlinger came you stumbling through her front door bleeding heavily from a wound to her chest. >> she was in the floor, you know, gasping for air and she just -- it was terrible