stronger than hate. >> in london the royal family pausing to remember those that died. is. >> this mother enjoying the concert last night at the manchester arena. the show was wrapping up when they heard an explosion. >> we just ran. i don't really know which entrance we came out of. we just ran. >> a crowd of teens and patients climbing over railings trying to get to safety. >> i was terrified and people were dragging people on the floor and by the time we got to the top there was smoke everywhere. >> officials say that 22 people died nat tack. among them 8-year-old sauvie rose and student georgina calendar. this picture of her with ariana grande in 2014. authorities carried out two search warrants in the city suburbs and they believe the blast is caused by a suicide bomber who died while detonating

an improvised explosive. >> i can say it's 22-year-old salmon abeti he has not been identified ocly by the corn nor. >> they are looking to see if the attacker acted alone or is part of a broader network. the manchester arena where the explosion took place is managed by a montgomery county company. smg has their home office at a west conshohocken business park. they postd this on their website expressing their condolences and they say they are working to assist law enforcement. meanwhile, philadelphia police are closely following the investigation into that attack in england. and they will increase their presence at tonight's phillies game. walter perez is live outside of citizens bank park where baseball fans will likely notice the added officers. >> we want to emphasize ta there

is no specific threat against tonight's game with the phillies and the rockies, but the message is to once again live your life but remain vigilant. what happened yesterday in manchester england, presumably in the hands of the islamic state is a sign of the times in which we live. so law enforcement officials here is an it's part of their duty to make people feel as safe as possible living in an open and free society. >> we have no information that will lead us to believe that what happened in manchester is related to anything that may be going on here. but anything in the short run like the phillies game we are increasing our deployment in that record. >> we spoke with someone that knows a lot of terror hitting home. superintendant of the boston police department is in town for today' citizen crime awards ceremony. he shares his memory of the

marathon bombing in 2013. >> innocent people visiting and enjoying an event and cowards step in and do cowardly events and take lives. >> he says it's a spark reminder for domestic terrorism and violence is not going away any time soon. >> unfortunately this is a battle between good and evele and some people are held bent on changing our way of life by terrorizing us. >> that is why every law enforcement official we spoke to today needs the public's help. if you see something suspicious do not hesitate to call 911. >> i would rather have a bunch of calls coming in, if something looks suspicious, let the investigators investigate and we determine if there say problem or not. >> there is a list of venues that terrorists could exploit as

soft targets. hotels, shopping malls and areasons a, those are the most important, but if you see something say something. walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. president trump today condemned the deadly bombing calling those evil losers, speaking from bethlehem on his first foreign trip. he went on to say this about those that carried out the violence. >> i will call them from now on, losers. because that is what they are. they are losers. and we'll have more of them. but they are losers. just remember that. >> the president offered his deepest condolences and says this wicked ideology must be obliterated. we'll continue to follow the bombing in manchester and bring you information on air and online as it comes in and david

muir will anchor world news tonight live from manchester, at 6:30 at "action news" at 6:00. time for a first check of the accuweather forecast. lets go to adam joseph it's gloomy but not wet as least so far today. >> it's not wet at all and the forecast tonight we'll stay cloudy. lets go to weather one, the source we want to use here. these are the temperatures for tonight with just a few showers around. 54 allentown and 57 in philadelphia and 55 in millville. there it is satellite and radar, the clouds continue to drift through the region and it's a murky day. a few scattered showers in southern parts of lancaster county and chester county and a few in southern parts of delaware as well. so overall a fairly dry day even though it's a little bit on the gloomy side and stormtracker 6 live double scan shows even more precipitation down to the south and this bark looks worse than the bite. as this pushes up a lot of it number one will fall apart and a lot of this over virginia and

north carolina will slide off the coast as we go into the overnight hours. future tracker 6 at 3:30 tomorrow morning, you see the batch of rain in delaware and a hit of showers late tonight for jersey and delaware and an opportunity for sunshine until things fire back up here early on thursday morning. 6:00 a.m. for the rush and it's very slow going, a wind off the water and heavy rain coming in to start our thursday. so an unsettled pattern continues through the rest this have week and it does last into the upcoming holiday weekend with no big heat in the seven day. and a closer look for future tracker thursday specifically coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. >> see you shortly. we have breaking news now chopper 6 hd flying over bucks county and this fire in upper state road in shellfont when

crew as rived on the scene we are told that they saw huge flames and heavy fire conditions and all we see at this point is some damage and some smoke lingering in the back of the building but the roof has caved in and crews are on the scene digging out and no word of injuries or what caused this. as soon as we get details we'll pass them along. the fate of a knowledge father accused of killing his 3-year-old son is now in the hands of the jury. deliberations began 20 minutes ago. david creato jr. is charged in the 2015 death of brendon creato. during the closing arguments. prosecutors said that creato killed his son to save his relationship with a teenage girlfriend. and the defense says he is the victim here and said there is no evident that he kill his son beyond a reasonable doubt. the investigation into a

north philadelphia fire has taken an unexpected turn as police investigate a death found inside of that home. the man that owned the building took his life overnight. sources tell "action news" that anthony eubanks committed suicide after being contacted by police about the death of sonia love. her body was found in a burning building on west susquehanna avenue. eubanks was facing charges for an attack against love. and that they had an on again off again relationship and they ruled the fire incendiary and have not released any other details. a 17-year-old girl is in critical condition after being hit by the subway in south philadelphia. we are told she fell on to the track as the train was approaching the station this morning. the engineer saw her fall but

did not have enough time to stop the train, the teenager was actually pinned under the train and is now in the hospital being treated for leg and foot injuries. now the time for a check of the evening commute. >> matt pellman is standing by with the latest. >> afternoon delays. here they come. on 95 we start to stack on the northbound side from tasker to penn's landing to girard avenue. it's the construction zone there and typical afternoon volume starting to kick in. but speaking of that girard avenue construction zone, extra restrictions tonight starting at 10:00 and by tomorrow morning you should have a new northbound off ramp at the girard avenue interchange, they are getting ready to open that up this evening. on the big picture, a couple of sprinkles there and slow speed as long the schuylkill. 8 miles per hour on the westbound side by south street. we have a truck that flipped over in bucks county on the

ramps from the pennsylvania turnpike to go northbound on the super highway. the rams from the eastbound and westbound side are closed. can you go down 1 southbound to flip around and go northbound and you can't get off the turnpike and on the side of 1. and a crash along 202 at chester approaching the 30 bypass. that is clearing there. and starting to slow on the southbound side because of the ongoing construction on the off ramp to the westbound 30 bypass and speaking is of construction in pennsauken there is emergency work going on at 70 and sounds like the right lane will be out is of commission tonight. we'll check if again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you. up next on "action news" a former intelligence chief raises concerns about russian's meddling into the election.

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former head of the cia testified before congress today telling lawmakers he was concerned about contact between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia. john brennan was the cia director when grew concerned about russian's efforts to meddle in the election.

they pushed him if there was evidence of collusion. something that president trump repeatedly denied and brennan said this. >> aware of information between contacts of russian officials and u.s. persons, that raised concerns if those individuals were cooperating with the russians in a witnessing or unwitting fashion. >> this comes as the fbi probe reportedly intensifies and comes amid new reports that the president asked two top intelligence officials to publically deny evidence that collusion did exist. they reportedly declined they exist. governor john carnie was in wilmington to announce the details of the fresh start program. it will offer free personal financial help to anyone that lost their home or job during the economic downturn. several local stores including goodwill will hand out flyers to

spread the word about the advice available. and the bank is using money from bank settle manies to pay for jump start. >> if you plan to hit the road you need to share the pavement with the most drivers since 2005. more than 450,000 local travellers are expected to go 50 miles or more for the holiday weekend, a 3.9% increase over last year. and 90% of those traveling will go by car. you can expect traffic and aaa recommends extra time to get where you are going. a look at the closing numbers, we have three green arrows, the dow on the rise 33 points and the s&p up just about 4 points on the day. well, tonight is the night. we learn who takes home the coveted mirror ball from darnsing with the stars. after getting perfect scores the

three finalists take to the floor for the final performances. alicia vitarelli is live once again in hollywood today where the dancer his less than 24 hours to rehearse tonight's routines. >> reporter: yes it's pretty amazing, just about 4 hours until show time. hair and makeup is underway and rehearsals going on in the studio and a fight to the finish and this finale is anyone's game and three stars remain and there is only one mirror ball trophy. >> i love you -- >> former mlb cubs catcher, david ross face timed with his kids and said win or lose. >> can't wait to get home and be dad. >> he never imagined he would make it to the finals surprising his partner lindsay arnold. >> i knew we would get along and work well as a team and i'm shock whad we were able to do

together. >> and fifth harmony singer raised the stakes but is staying calm. >> the last few days, the last days to dance with each other is bitter sweet and i'll miss him very much. but to fully enjoy it and make it memorable. >> nfl running back rashad jennings is still on a high of his first round of perfect scores. he says there is a driving reason football players do well on this show. and it's not about footwork. >> work edgic and having long hours of every day training in football. >> and again they have only had less than 24 hours to perfect their final dances, it's being called the biggest dancing with

the stars finale ever in its history. it started tonight at 8:30, and lots of excitement. and coming up we'll tell you how they are celebrating other kinds of dancing, dirty dancing prehearing here tomorrow on 6 abc as well. >> so much happening out there. tonight should be good. thank as leash a. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> far from a perfect 10 in the forecast department. adam joseph is standing by to tell us when it will improve? >> a break here into the day tomorrow. and then by the end of the the week and the beginning of the memorial day weekend looking nice as well. stormtracker 6 live double scan across the area it's been a cloudy kind of cool day with temperatures in the 60s, a couple of showers many parts of chester and lancaster county, as they come in from maryland they are falling apart and it has been quite the month of may when

you talk about rainfall totals, a wet month to this point. reading 2.5 inches of rain for the month so far and close to philadelphia and wilmington close to 4 inches for the month and southeastern parts of new jersey and southern delaware they are whacked. it seems like the tracks are to the south and east and over 5.5 inches of rain for millville and 6 inches of rain in atlantic city. we'll add to the numbers before the week closes out. 65 in trenton and 66 philadelphia and millville and dover 65 degrees and numbers are pretty uniform across the area and cape may the cooler spot at 61. satellite and radar you see all the precipitation to the south and as it tries to push to the north it's weakening and evaporating and that is the general trend a few light showers philadelphia late tonight into early tomorrow morning. an upper level low this spins to the east and links with

moisture to the south and an opportunity of more heavy rain early thursday morning. for tonight mostly cloudy skies and 57 in philadelphia and most areas the same at the 55 degree mark. and future tractor tomorrow the ribbon and rain in southern areas, a quick hit and off the coast and fingers crossed i think it will happen into the afternoon tomorrow sunshine will break out and we'll boost the temperature into the 70s before you see the next wall of water arriving early thursday morning and rain for the thursday morning rush hour and between the thursday morning into friday morning we are looking at aft least an inch of rain in the area, some areas could get over that over a thunderstorm. as we take a look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, a nice afternoon tomorrow morning, clouds start dreary but break at 75 degrees and rain at times on thursday and thunderstorm late

in the day of 68 degrees and we start dreary on friday and brighter in the afternoon 75 and memorial day weekend starts nice and partly sunny and 78 degrees and 11:00 p.m. at channel 6, meteorologist, cecily tynan, has her summer out look. i like the summers when there is not a lot of humidity, she'll let you know if that is the case. i like it hot and sunny but not humid. up next at 4:00 it's signing day for a group of local students but that does not necessarily include sports teams. ♪

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items for sale come from the college of agriculture and natural resources and it's completely run by the students and associates in arts program. a new statue went up on kelly drive today. it's called big bling, it's part animal, abstract and part meditation. you can check out the statue between fountain green drive and kelly bridge until november. the team donated $40,000 to the nonprofit philabundance, that will provide 80,000 meals for children in need and the fiphillies announced the fans feeding families on june 18th, when they host the boston red sox. a group of students took the next step today in camden. >> i'm going to the university and i want to pursue pharmacy.

>> some high school seniors announced their plans to attend rutgers exam den. this is signing day meant to celebrate academics, much the same way as athletes were put in the spotlight for their college choice. they had the moves in the classroom and also the dance floor. >> i was trying to see if that was the electric slide. >> it had a spin to it. >> coming up an update on the trial of a south jersey man accused of killing his toddler, we are live with what was said today in close arguments. and i'm nydia han the troubleshooters are on the investigation for a canceled flight and tips for all travelers coming up in what's the deal.

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arrested in connection with the attack. but officials have not said what he is being held for. and our coverage of that concert bombing in manchester continues on the 6 abc app. and you can find photos and videos from the scene of the attack and reaction from england and around the world today. we turn now to the beginning of the end of a trial of a south jersey father accused of murdering his own son because the toddler got into the way of his relationship. closing arguments wrapped up today leaving david creato's fate in the hands of of the jurors. nora muchanic was there when they made their case for the last time. >> reporter: good afternoon the jury got the case at 4:00 p.m., they were only in there for 15 minutes before the judge called them back and let them go for the day, that after a long day a full day of closing arguments in

this highly publicized case. the prosecution reminded jurors that 23-year-old david creato had the motive, means and opportunity to kill his 3-year-old son brendon back in 2015. the toddler was found placed in a creek in coopers river park. the prosecutors say he smothered his son because he was interfering with the relationship with his teenage girlfriend. >> he put the pillow over his face while he was sleeping and held it there until brandon died. smothered him leaving little to no evidence behind. >> if he is not a killer he is a victim. and he has been victimized in a way that no one else has. >> his lawyer picked apart the circumstantial case, not saying where when or how the toddler was killed and they could not convict creato because there is

reasonable doubt. >> not probably, not could have or might have, it means are you sure about what happened. and ladies and gentlemen at the end of the this case i suspect you have more questions than have you answers. because you just can't be sure. >> createo never took the stand and he told the juries they could not hold it against them. >> he is the only person in this entire earth whose life is better without brandon in it. he is not the victim in this case he is the killer. >> that case went to the jury a half hour ago and deliberations is expected to begin in earnest tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." okay thank you. philadelphia police say that these are the men who opened fire on a kensington porch last week injuring a toddler sitting with his father. investigators say that the men rode up to a home on malta street on friday, and said this is our block and started

shooting, a 25-year-old man was hit once in the knee and a 1-year-old boy was shot multiple times, both are still in the hospital recovering. a 5,000 there's reward is offered for information leading to an arrest in this case. jury selection in the trial of bill cosby continued today in pittsburgh. it so far owe consists of six men and four women and nine are white and one is back. the 79-year-old actor and comedian is charged with drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. and is set to begin june 5th in montgomery county. and we have a warning for plant purchasers in delaware to be on the lookout for fire ants they were found in a shipment of palm trees imported from florida. they are advised to carefully check for the small reddish brownants and if found it should

be reported. to keep theants from spreading or staying in the state. >> you don't want those. >> nasty. >> wouldn't feel good. the weather is not that great either. it's cloudy and damp and chilly out there today. lets go around the region and start in center city on sky 6 hd live here, developing a window, a brightening above the skyline, 66 degrees with the southwesterly wind at 5 miles per hour the pressure 29.88 and as you get into easton that gray upstairs in the lehigh valley. and 68 degrees and dew point 48. relatively dry air in place and winds from the south at 5 miles per hour. and as we get toward cape may, not a beach or shore day. 61 degrees there with the easterly wind directly off the water. you see a few folk there's on it's ocean side at 9 miles per hour with the wind and the ocean sitting at 60 degrees, and we'll

break it down for you when we expect the rain for the rest of this week and we'll look at the seven-day forecast. i told you saturday is absolutely beautiful but changes quickly on sunday. we'll have the seven day in just a little bit. >> thanks adam. >> those visiting the museum of the american revolution have a reason to check out the neighborhood. the ref solution art exhibition feature art that interpret the idea of revolution in 13 locations in old city and society hill and abong dong the delaware river waterfront. it opened may 25th and runs through july 4th. at this hour a local man is released from prison after serving 24 years for a crime he did not commit. anchor, monica malpass, in the newsroom with details about this this afternoon. >> after more than two decades behind bars, sean thomas is getting a new chance at freedom in a few minutes. he was found guilty of murdering

in 1994 but his attorneys and his family have been fighting ever since to clear his name. after hearing the evidence and arguments the judge in fact vacated his conviction and will walk out of prison this afternoon. coming up tonight at 5:00 we'll tell you what happens next in this remarkable case. and there may be a new tool in the fight against some cancers and what it is and discovering the body's own immune system. we'll see you guys at 5:00. >> thank you. well, we are just hour as way from the dances with the stars season 24 finale. tonight the show is turning back the clock 30-years to celebrate a ground breaking film. alicia vitarelli in the middle of it all live if hollywood with the details. hi alicia. >> reporter: hey guys, it's a two and a half hour finale. one republic will perform and a

tribute to dirty dancing three decaded later there is a brand new abc movie premiering tonight night on abc. and they are inviting nicole scherzinger back to the show, she plays penny if the film and she will dance with colt pratis and he plays johnny and we chat with the stars of of the movie ahead of the premier. >> the iconic film hit theaters nine years before abigail breslin was even born and 30 years after jennifer grey originated the role of baby. breslin was shocked to step in the shoes. >> my agent called me and said they were doing a remake of dirty dancing and they want me to play baby. and i hung up because i thought it was a prank phone call.

>> only problem this baby says she has two left feet. >> i have trouble walking. in a straight line on a daily basis. so having to look like a could move in a manner that was graceful was exceedingly hard. luckily her dance partner coles pratis knows how to dance. and is he bringing johnny castle back to life. >> you can't grasp it it doesn't feel real it feels like she said. 10 years ago and yesterday at the same time. and yes there is a lift and it took them months to perfect it. >> i knew he would catch me, i never worried he would drop me but i was worried would i not actually get it correct. >> have you served as an inspiration for so many women and we can't wait to see that moment tomorrow night.

as dirty dancing the original movie premiers on 6 abc. >> we are getting ncaa tal beginning here, remember when she won the mirror ball trophy. we had a chance to chat with her after it was announced. we'll be in the ballroom talking to the winners right after the winner is picked. it's anyone's game. very exciting, they are building a whole set outside. a whole carnival scene we'll show you that on "action news" at 6:00. live in hollywood. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." >> all right you got the sin side spot there. >> absolutely. still to come on "action news" at 4:00, a new online dating app says it will protect your heart and stuff while weeding out criminals and a special airline troubleshooter edition. what nydia han was able to do after their flight was canceled at the last minute and options if you find yourself in a

similar situation. and decoding the language of love, the secret to good communication between men and women is on your cell phone you need to know which emoji to use and when.

on health check today at 4:00, a new report reveals that drinking alcohol may be linked to breast cancer, the research fund and institute for cancer research found that sipping an average of 10 grams of alcohol a day is associated with a 5% increase breast cancer risk in premenopausal women that rose to 9% in post menopausal women and they recommend not more than one alcoholic drink a day on average. time for big talkers beginning with the new dating app for anyone concerned about inviting a criminal into their

lives. users swipe left to pass on a person and swipe right to match. that is where the similarities end. when new users are sign up for gats by they are given a background check includes crimes like trespassing the potential dater is rejecting and scans the users every month and bans everyone convicted of a crime after their initial screening, the people behind the app says the safe dating movement is about taking the fear out of meeting someone online. but some argue that a zero tolerant approach is too extreme. if you need help reinforcing your relationship. the secret to good communication son your cell phone now. the language and communication experts are behind the code if

an emoji is included. a guy sends a message that he is go out with his girlfriends after work. and the girlfriend responded fine do whatever you want. but if a disappointed or angry emoji is sent with it. it's not hard to understand. when they answer nothing when asked what is wrong? experts say a simple eye roll or smiley face could speak volumes. you need the context. >> use your emoji to get that. time for a check of the roads tonight. matt pellman is standing by with the red faced emoji. >> and the eye roll, the schuylkill expressway acting up once again. eastbound side approaching city aavenue there was an accident since last week spoke and now it's off to the side. still attracting the attention and eastbound on 76 you jam past

gulph mills and a stop and go ride the whole way. volume on the westbound side of the city coming down to conshohocken. you can see the speeds are we are dealing with teens on the schuylkill and 17 miles per hour on the northbound side of the penn's landing with normal volume at girard. and overnight tonight you are scheduled to get the off ramp open. and that is good flus and ready for you tomorrow morning. the ramps are reopen and delays on the eastbound turnpike, from willow grove to bensalem. the northbound side of route 1, you can get through on the ramps but a slow go on the eastbound side. stick with 202 or the parkway or business 202 instead of upper state road. fire activity there. the 202 parkway or business 202 butler avenue is a better bet.

and emergency construction in pennsauken approaching cuthbert the right lane is out of commission. and on 295 extra heavy off the walt whitman bridge. >> thank you see you at 5:00. a live look outside this afternoon. sky 6 hd giving you the view of center city philadelphia. a lot of clouds and nice picture there tonight. >> we wonder when will the sun be back. meteorologist, adam joseph, with the answer if the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

meteorologist, adam joseph, we dodged the rain drops and another round of heavy rain and unsettled over part of the weekend and some good news for

you. as we take a look at the action cam down in franklin square, you see the carousel going round and round on a gloomy day. a great park to take your kids down and escape the city tore a short amount of time p as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a couple of showers here and there southern chester and lancaster county. southern kent county and the tip of cape may a drop or two falling and most of this is falling apart as it works in from the south. a ribbon of moisture especially south and east of philadelphia. it is a chilly day with winds coming in from the east. 66 millville and the same for reading and dover and a couple of degrees above that in allentown equal no matter where you are temperature-wise, the eyes are down to the south, a batch of rain in virginia and north carolina aiming up the i-95 corridor. but again that does not slide to

the south and skirts delaware and south jersey and we wait more most your down to the south some near dallas and the spin at omaha and chicago all of this has to rotate through here and the bulk of it comes through late wednesday night into the day on thursday. so for tonight a lot of clouds maybe a few showers, maybe south and east of philadelphia and 54 in the suburbs to 58 for center city and tomorrow get out if you can around that lunch time hour, if it's your day off. it's perfect. clouds in the morning giving way to sunshine and a nice afternoon. inland locations bounce finally back into the 70s and the sun will feel really nice and a sea breeze in southern areas keeping cape may and the boardwalk cooler in the 60s and then as we get into thursday morning, that is when the heavy rain arrives for the morning rush on thursday. and then as we get into thursday afternoon. there is breaks and it's not a washout on thursday despite how you wake up. at 6:00 in the evening scattered

showers and the rumble of thunder and far better thursday afternoon compared to the morning, a brush of showers for new jersey and delaware. and then wednesday night into early thursday morning, that is when the heaviest rain passes through and a thunderstorm around and then scattered left over showers and thunderstorms late thursday afternoon into the evening hours and then it improves as we get into friday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow that window of opportunity of sun of 75 and rain at times and a thunderstorm on thursday and 68. breezy and a brighter afternoon after clouds friday morning of 75 and the pick of the weekend 78 degrees, unsettled on sunday with on and off downpours, and 78 degrees and monday sun and clouds could be a shower but not bad. 77. and tuesday a chance of a scattered storm. partly sunny and 80 degrees. we see pop-ups but no 90s what

does that mean for the summer past memorial day. cecily tynan will let you know on the outlook tonight at 11:00 p.m. we had a lot of 90 degrees last year hopefully we can cut that down this year. >> a special airline edition of of troubleshooters coming up in what's the deal.

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airline a few weeks ago. this is from earlier this month when spirit airlines canceled 300 flights in a seven day period. right around the same time -- cheerleaders and their families in doylestown were scheduled to fly spirit for a year end competition in orlando. >> we happened to check in for our flight tomorrow and it showed canceled. you can imagine their reaction -- >> perplexed and shocked and crazy. >> and when they tried to get refunds, no compensation. we received the same email because we had to rebook our flights. >> after the troubleshooter contacted spirit we got this email. >> thanks for bringing this to our attention and we apologize to any invention to our customers, spirit is offering refunds or rebooking travelers to other flights including other airlines and as for the

customers you mentioned we will reimburse them for the original airfare price difference. no u.s. law specifies what an airline has to do if they cancel a flight. meaning they do not have to compensation you if a flight is canceled. if it does happen to you, go online immediately to find one or two solutions you can spent to the airline. if you find a flight on a different airline, ask your original airline if it will endorse your ticket to the new carrier but it's not required to say yes and consider apps like trip it pro, for $49 a year among other things it helps you to locate other flights and rebook. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me and adam joseph tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news"

at 10:00 on phl 17. coming up next at 5:00, live team coverage of the terror attack in manchester and the new security concerns here at home. crews have completed repairs on ben franklin cracked gravestone in philadelphia. and details on that next at 5:00.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. an explosion at a pop concert sent young fans and their parents running for safety and now investigators believe the bomber died in the attack and they are still searching for his possible accomplices. tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is a blast that killed 22 people at an ariana grande concert in manchester, england. in the last 30 minutes, the threat level is raised from severe to critical. that means soldiers will be deployed to the streets and a number of other changes tonight. foming the bomb that went off following a concert packed with

teenagers at manchester arena. and now 59 wounded survivors are being treated for injuries and we learned that an 8-year-old is dead. now christie aleto is live at city hall where a vigil is getting underway there. >> people are starting to show up waiting for more people to get off from work because this is an impromptu vigil. this is to give people a chance to grieve. tragedies that happened miles away and clearly hitting close to home. >> watching it unfold last night, you know realizing oh i know where that is -- >> shocking. >> mike is struggling to make sense of the atrocity that unfolded in manchester. a town he visited earlier this year. is he now coorganized a vigil at city hall for the c