>> breaking right now another

rash of bomb threats has been called into jewish community centers around the country including some in our area. the jcc on springdale road in cherry hill is being searched as a precaution. a threat came into jcc talleyville, delaware, new castle county police are responding there. this is the third threat made to the center on garden of eden road. >> these come on the heals of vandalism in the -- heels of vandalism in wissinoming section of philadelphia. >> jewish headstones were damaged, there's a reward that leads to the culprit. >> and is live at the cemetary annie. >> reporter: you can see what the vandals left behind. police say they must allow the investigation to take its course before they can determine a

specific motive or label it as a particular crime. however, they say this is a crime that appears to target these particular headstones, toppled headstones remain at mount carmel cemetary, as many as 100 graves were vandalized, but those part of the cleanup effort say there were hundreds more. historic jewish cemetary sits among other cemetaries that don't have signs of vandalism. mayor kenny said this today. >> they are intersect with four cemetaries the only cemetary vandalized is a jewish cemetary, 100 stones overturned, sad to say it is probably is. we're in a environment in this county where bigotry and hatred has been given permission. >> try to understand what has occurred and try to get to the

core of it so it cannot only be prevented, but understood an dealt with in the most appropriate manner. >> reporter: like the chairman of the jewish federation many arrived to the cemetary today to try to help. last night many from all states pulled together to raise the headstones. mount carmel did he desecrations on the heels of vandalism to the jewish cemetary in st. louis and rash of bomb threats across the country, including our area today. before school, elliot gross felt compelled to share a jewish prayer. >> it remind me of the simplicity and love in such a great and rich religion. it's happy to come out here and say a simple prayer. >> there's a reward for information leading to an arrest of $13,000. there's a go fund me page that was starting pointed to raise money to help with the damages here that has surpassed its

goal. many organizers are discouraging people from coming out of here to put the headstones back up, this is part of the investigation, they want to come up with a better plan how to move forward to fixing the damage here. reporting live in wissinoming, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> our story continues at at the 6abc app there you can find more on the investigation and efforts by the community to help repair the damage. we've posted details on the reward being offered in this case and how to help dope nate to the restoration effort. now to a developing story in montgomery where bill cosby is back in court. >> the judge decided the upcoming sexual assault trial will stay in montgomery county, but the jury will come from somewhere else. katherine scott is live in norristown with the details from that hearing. katherine. >> reporter: sarah and rick this ruling came down in the last half-hour or so, the judge

denied a change of venue we know the trial will takes place at the montgomery county courthouse, the jurors can come from outside the county and be sequestered for the trial. as for where they will come from, that will be up to the pennsylvania supreme court. we're outside montgomery county courthouse waiting to hear from the legal teams. this morning the defense argued that cosby cannot get a fair trial here. they submitted five binders of local national and international media coverage. could also bee is accused -- cosby is accused of assaulting andrea constand in cheltenham. the coverage was so substantial and per -- pervasive, prejudice must be avoided. how do we unring that bell.

it was a campaign issue in the race for district attorney. they made a suggestion where the jury pool could come from, the defense felt they could get bigger jury pools in philadelphia and allegheny counties. district attorney said the defense was score -- excoriating the media. while the defense was passionate and he will quinlt he was -- he eloquent he was short on law. he argued against moving the whole trial, once again, the decision has come down a jury there be brought in from outside montgomery county. they will be sequestered, at this point we don't know where they will come from. at this point the judge is hoping that the trial will go ahead as planned as june 5. we'll see sometime before that they will to go and select the jury pool.

live at montgomery county courthouse, back to you. >> five students had a scary ride in delaware, the bus driver lost control and crashed into a tree on upper pike creek road. the christina school district said the students were heading to high school at the time. all were taken to the hospital for valuation they were not seriously hurt. a new jersey woman who said a man tried to kidnap her is accused of making the whole thing up. she lied about the incident on may apple road in sicklierville. she said a man tried to pull her into a vehicle monday night. investigators said she knew the 19-year-old man. the two had an argument and he took off in an suv. she is charged with making a false police report. mild conditions are back as we start another workweek. looking live sky6 live hd penns landing and the ben franklin bridge. not as windy as yesterday, and temperatures are going once

again back to normal. how long will it last? >> reporter: several mild days coming up, we could pay for it with midweek thunderstorms. for now we have high clouds rolling in. satellite and radar shows you that, starting out with high clouds and sun, and thicker cloud cover rolling in later on. 51 in philadelphia currently. 50 in wilmington, 50 in allentown. 41 in cape may. we stopped in the mid 40 os for highs yesterday. we're running 12 degrees above average, we'll go up from there, winding up 11 or 12 degrees above the high yesterday when you hit today's high. 13-mile an hour wind speeds by the way, a jacket is good idea. a little bit breezy. here's the numbers, 55 by 2:00 p.m. 57 by 3:00 p.m. dinnertime, 351 and in the mid 40s by 10:00 p.m. the national storm prediction

center has put us in a slight risk for severe thunderstorms later in the day and at night on wednesday. when i step inside we'll take a closer look at the thunderstorm chance on future tracker 6 and show you those rolling through and another cool down in the seven-day forecast. sarah all ahead for now, jacket weather, but a nice day buildings. now to the strangest ending in oscar history, the biggest prize of the night was initially given to the i don't think -- begin to the wrong movie. >> reporter: it was a jaw-dropping turn of events that left people wondering how could this happen. an apology from the company responsible for the results. >> la la land. >> reporter: la la land mistakenly announced as best picture. >> this is not a joke,

moonlight has won best picture. moonlight best picture. >> jordon horror -- grateful correct be the mixup. >> i wanted to make sure the right thing was done, it was not about me, it was making sure moonlight got the recognition it deserved. ali still in disbelief. >> i think i needed to hear them say it multiple times. in warren beatty's hand the envelope reads best actress in the leading role not best picture. price waterhouse cooper apologizing for the mistake saying the presenters were given the wrong category envelope and when discovered was immediately corrected.

and the hits keep on coming for the show. according to the hollywood reporter, last night during the in memorandum memo owe memorial segment a picture of a producer who is alive. our oscars coverage continues on the 6abc app. you can see the list of oscar winners in every category. president donald trump first budget will call for 54 billion-dollar increase in defense spending and most federal agencies get less money. speaking at a meeting with governors at the white house, president trump said we'll do more with less and make the government lean and accountable. the president is not making significant changes to social security arrest medicare. he will -- or medicare. he will be submitting his budget proposal later today.

tomorrow president trump will give his first speech to congress and "action news" will be there. you can watch the prime time event on 6abc, money lone will - monica malpass will be in washington with reaction from lawmakers on capitol hill. the live reports start tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. a minnesota police officer pleads not guilty to the shooting of castille. an ice jam causing problems melting in the mild weather. we'll be right back.

>> this morning a police officer in minnesota entered a plea in a dead think shooting that capture nationwide attention, he pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and other charges connected to the 32-year-old castille's death. he shot him because he believed he was reaching for a gun. prosecutors say he warned the officer he had a gun. his girlfriend live streamed the intersection with the officer after the shooting. she told him to not shoot because he was not grabbing his gun. he thought he was an armed robbery suspect at the time. the officer goes on trial in late may. the father of a navy seal killed in yemen is demanding an

investigation into his son's death. ryan owens died in a raid on suspected al qaeda compound last month. he refused to meet with president trump after his son's body was returned home. he questioned why the raid went ahead so early in the trump presidency. takata is expected to plead guilty for hiding a deadly air bag inflating problem. they are expected to agree to a 1 billion-dollar penalty. the defective air bags were blamed for 16 dents and dozens of -- deaths and dozens of injuries. cars parked at a college is new hampshire were caught in flooding. the culprit is an ice jam up the river. when the temperature warmed up, the river flow hit the ice jam and spilled into the parking lot of plymouth state university all while the drivers were away from

their vehicles. cold air on sunday formed a thin layer of ice around the cars and trucks. we received a report on parents concerns over the over-the-counter miralax. >> these parents complained about side effects after taking miralax. >> he had rage, fear, phobia and anxiety. >> tonight we have new information from the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> we don't know, is it causing it or not. >> reporter: plus answers about the on going study why the fda and chop say it is safe. >> we have no information to say this is an unsafe medication. don't miss my follow-up investigation, miralax only on "action news" tonight at

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over the ownership of a trump sign from his old casino in atlantic city. a philadelphia company called recycling urban material for profit bought two trump letters earlier this month. an eastern sign worker was removing the letters and agreed to sell them from $250. the recycling company put the letters on ebay and the bid went through the roof. that's when eastern sign came forward and said the signs were

sold without permission. recycling company is asking the court to determine the rightful owner. there's a moo warning for parents about mar -- there's a new warning for parents about marijuana. the influential doctors group said more adults believe the drug is okay for their teenagers, too, but they are reminding parents of the of the harmful effects it can have on a person's developing brain. it's more potent and potentially more risky than it used to be. >> "action news" team is working on stories for tonight gypping at 4:00 p.m. >> let's go over to alicia. >> reporter: last night's oscar blunder may have been the biggest story, and whether

nicole kidman knows how to clap. millions have had their lips and wrinkles smooth with facial fillers their official expressions don't look natural. that's where new products come in, we're checking them out today on what else the deal. check them out on the 6abc news app. you can watch us streaming live on your smart phone or tablet. >> we'll check accuweather all over the place again when we come right back.

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block of oxford avenue the city's lawndale section. police have been made aware of the incident. we've gotten calls to the newsroom as you can see the toppled tombstones we're following another breaking news story, another jewish cemetary vandalized we reported one at the top of the hour. this is the second one. >> that is in the wissinoming section reported yesterday. hundreds turned over at the mount carmel cemetary in the wissinoming section. this comes this morning, we're getting reports a bomb threat being made to jewish community centers around this region and across the county in our region talleyville delaware, the sealing -- sigel community center. chopper 6 hd headstones at a jewish cemetary in philadelphia.

we'll follow this throughout this newscast and 6abc.com. in the meantime, david murphy is back with a closer look at the workweek draft. mild -- workweek forecast. mild conditions. >> reporter: we are better than saturday. we're dry, looking outside, we have sky6 live hd a nice day building. the action cam out a little bit earlier in fairmont park. you can see how early we did have high clouds streaking in, but the sun is getting through them for the most part. overall a more comfortable day than yesterday. 51 degrees in philadelphia. the winds out of the south/southwest at 13 miles per hour. a little breezy, but not as windy and cool as yesterday. 50 in allentown. 50s and 51s up and down the i-95 corridor. in cape may, 48 degrees. satellite and radar shows you how the cloud cover has been streaking through.

as we head in the afternoon there's a chance of thicker cloud cover, we're keeping an eye on sprinkles and light showers, some of that might filter through late today and tonight. most of you stay dry, if you see it, it's coming at you from the west and it is light. the lehigh valley, sun and clouds, milder 54. down the shore, milder and pleasant. high of 352 degrees, a little bit cooler down the shore, the ocean temperature is right there at 43. it's cool, that draw is coming in off the water a little bit and on the ocean. cooling down at the shore. in philadelphia, though, sun and clouds, milder conditions with a high of 57 degrees, yesterday we only got 46. this doesn't represent a bit of improvement. winds out of the southwest at 8 to 16 miles per hour as i mentioned a little breezy out there. overnight tonight, more clouds start to build in. the overnight low is not bad. 44 degrees, tomorrow morning when you wake up and step outside, it won't be as cold as this morning when we were close to the freezing mark, but we'll

be looking at a spotty sprinkle or brief shower overnight. future tracker 6 has one by allentown, i'm not going to vouch for the exact timing and position of this. i want to show you it's not going to be a lot. every now and then the model wants to put one here and there. a spotty shower around tomorrow. we have high pressure off the coast swooping in southerly flow. warm front off to the north. 65 tomorrow, cloudy with sunny breaks and again a little bit of light rain is possible here and there. wednesday we zoom into the 70s just like last week, but like last week saturday night we had the line of heavy rain and showers and thunderstorms. same thing will happen wednesday. we have showers building in the after and into the evening. they will plunk down on philadelphia at some point. be careful because this could

kick up damaging w gusts it's over at 5:00 a.m. today, 57 degrees, sun an clouds, tomorrow, 65 and showers, wednesday, 74, strong thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening moving out of the northwest and winding off the coast. some of the storms could produce damaging wind gusts and hail. we saw that on saturday night. thursday, 55, 42 a rain or snow shower around on friday, we climb again next weekend. >> thank you, david. >> quick break and more "action news" when we come right back.