memorial. john. >> reporter: hi, rick. actually two ceremonies today. one here at the korean war memorial and one at the vietnam veterans memorial which is just less than a half a block away. it was a somber occasion in both cases. that is what memorial day is all about, remember the war war deadly. >> ♪ >> reporter: under an overcast at times rainy sky, people gathered to remember. >> it's not just a holiday to have a day off. it's about remembering the men and women that are on these walls here across the street. >> philadelphia we must remember edison high school who's 64 killed in action in vietnam are the most of any public hospital in the nation. >> reporter: back to back services to honor philadelphia's war dead at the korean and vietnam memorials. >> that's why i come down here to remember those fallen vets that didn't make it.

>> reporter: we were young men. >> yes, sir, we all was young men. >> reporter: these men fought a war in korea more than 60 years ago. one concerned sabre rattling could put another generation in harm's way. >> very worried, very worried. i am, i am. you know -- he'll be in one predict if it happens. >> reporter: after the salutes and taps. >> ♪ >> reporter: some took time just to walk, look at the names of the fallen and reflect on wars and their cost. >> i need to come here and appreciate what these veterans have done for all of us -- the ultimate sacrifice that they made. >> reporter: you're looking right now at a live picture of the korean memorial here, the korean war memorial here with five county area more than 600

names carved in that stone here from either people who were killed in action or missing in action 648 names are carved into the gray granite of the vietnams memorial a half a block away. live at penn's landing john rawlins. >> john, thank you. turn, to the forecast now. looking live at sky6 hd showing you center city from our temple university camera. the gray skies are still hanging around late this afternoon. >> let's head outside to meteorologist melissa magee for an update on that soggy accuweather forecast today. hi, rick and sharrie. it was pretty damp across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. we're still clocked in with the cloud cover. satellite6 along with action radar shows hours of rain earlier today. that moisture lifting off to the north and east but we've a mostly cloudy sky as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon into the evening hours. so, as far as the temperatures with that easterly wind coming in off of the atlantic an mostly cloudy sky, in new york city it's 57, just 63 in

philadelphia. that warm front did not make the progress to the north and east so it's 84 in washington, d.c. 86 in richmond, virginia. you have a pair of seven's for pittsburgh aren't and also charleston west virginia. we had a 63. the last time we had temperatures in the 60's because back in 2004. typically we should be closer to about 78 this time of year and four of the last 12 years we had temperatures in the 90's for memorial day. we were not that hot today. so, as you're stepping out on the town the evening planner showing you it's cloudy at 7:00 p.m., 63. the lower 60's at 8:00 p.m. 9 o'clock mostly cloudy and the clouds hang on tough right through the nighttime hours o so, it's cloudy again once again tomorrow, brighter as we get into the middle half of our work week. tracking another threat of showers and storms. those details coming up with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later thank you. stay on top of the weather

for the weekend ahead with our 6abc app. it gives you the hourly and seven-day forecast just a tap away and be sure to use storm tracker6 radar to keep on any wet weather where you live to keep an eye. the 6abc app is a free download. >> people took time to honor those who'll died while serving in our country's armed forces. >> ♪ a fife and drum corp was just one part of this memorial day parade in morrisville, bucks county. local girl scouts and boy scouts also marched in the parade route. it ended at the morrisville cemetery for a special closing ceremony. annual memorial day parade in front of city hall in burlington city this morning. local veterans led the parade followed by marching bands. parade goers watched from the sidewalks with umbrellas in their hands. >> memorial day is the unofficial start to the summer season. with the not so great holiday

weather folks were still packing the beaches and boardwalks all weekend long despite the weather. let's get an update now from "action news" reporter bob brooks who is in ocean city tonight. >> reporter: if you thought the some what gloomy weather would stop memorial day fun, well, then you're wrong. the boardwalk at wildwood was packed. rides, games, the traditional boardwalk food. it was all happening. >> eating candy. >> reporter: that's fine. what about you. >> fidget spinners. >> reporter: fidget spencers. and you? >> everything. >> reporter: the only downer the beaches were a little empty. that's what likely made the boardwalk so many packed today. you guys having fun. >> we are. >> reporter: up in ocean steel mort of the same. the beaches were empty for the most part but people were still having a great time. just ask the brooks family. >> what have we done? >> we have rided some rides and i beat my daddy at a game. >> yeah, yeah, you don't need to tell the world. [laughter] >> reporter: today dad's job

is pushing the cart. >> that's what dads do. >> reporter: it's been a great day for business. >> we ended up pretty well considering the weather wasn't at great as we would like it to be. >> reporter: to curly fries. >> lines all day long, fries, lemonade hot dogs an good time. >> reporter: we can't forget why we get to do any of this, that's our service men and women. >> can't express enough gratitude to the men and women who'll serve. it goes beyond words. >> reporter: it certainly does go beyond words a special thank you to our service men and women and the fun continues down here at wildwood. you can see all of those kites out there being flown right now. it really has turned into a pictureesque kind of day. reporting live in wildwood bob brooks channel6 "action news." rick, sharrie. >> okay. >> thanks, bob. >> time for the "action news" traffic report as the long memorial day weekend comes top

to a close. >> there is still traffic despite the holiday today,. >> the yes. where we have not been flying is on the garden state parkway and all the routes home from the shore points rick and sharrie. this is a little bit different each year and it depends in large part on the weather but with the gray skies today down the shore people began an early jump on the ride home. starting around 9 o'clock this morning we're seeing delays on roads like the garden state parkway. live at the cape may toll plaza on the northbound side. a little bit farther to the north beyond sea isle city up to the work zone at the a.c. expressway you have some single digit speeds like 8 miles per hour so there is still a backlog coming northbound on the parkway even at this hour. in camden county we had a vehicle fire here on 295, southbound side by 168 the black horse pike. that's all that's left. it's off to the side. there's no delay. but we are seeing delays on the ben franklin bridge coming into center city from the mid span into eighth and vine. delay thinning a little bit bullet but it has been heavy

as people come back to the city. a an overturned trash truck on the blue route 476 southbound to get on the schuylkill eastbound. traffic has been squeezing by at times on the shoulder but it looks like right now this ramp is temporarily blocked also mass transit on abnormal schedules today in most cases it's a sunday schedule. we'll check it again in the next half hourly. >> president donald trump spent memorial day paying tribute to u.s. service members who made the ultimate sacrifice. he laid a wreath on the tomb of the unknown so. the playing of taps echoed as the president placed his hand over his heart and military officers saluted. today he delivered his first memorial day remarks as president. >> we can never replace them. we can never repay them. but we can always remember. >> reporter: following his

remarks, the president paid a visit to the cemetery's section 60 where hundreds of service members killed in iraq and afghanistan are buried. he shared specific stories of sacrifice saying it was not for fame, money or glory but for country. rick. >> alicia, thank you. president trump's son-in-law is now in the spotlight over the ongoing investigation into russia. it's alleged that jared kushner tried to set up a secret communications channel with russia. this allegedly after intelligence agencies concluded that russia tried to meddle in the u.s. election. president trump's only response was a statement to a newspaper saying he has total confidence in his son-in-law. and that he's doing a great job for the country. >> well, philadelphia police tonight continue to investigate the deadly shooting of a woman and her brother. the pair were both found shot in the head on the 1900 block of clearfield street in the city's port richmond section yesterday morning. neighbors described the pom identified as 49-year-old

florence miss tina pompey as a beloved member that of community. she lived in the home with her 54-year-old brother. we'll have the latest on this investigation in a live report at 5 o'clock. well, a wawa philadelphia's wissinoming section was targeted by a robber armed with a gun overnight. this happened around midnight on the 6000 block of harbison avenue. police say the clerk was closing the store when the suspect walked in and announced a holdup. police are looking to see if there's surveillance video that could help catch this bandit. >> police in mercer county have arrested a man for allegedly committing a lewd act inside of a public library there. this is 26-year-old mitchell richtman. police say two young girls saw him committing the act between bookshelves at the hamilton township library on municipal drive. the girls alerted library staff who contacted police. richtman was arrested and charged with criminal sexual contact and endangering the welfare of a child. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 it's been

serving up food 24 hours a day for almost 40 years. but now little pete's in center city is closing. >> also coming up members of the university of delaware's winning basketball team had a mock graduation when they had to miss the real one for a very important game. those stories and much more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century.

the volvo xc90. . >> ♪ >> dramatic video captured by the portuguese air force when a boat full of migrants caught fire. there were 34 people on board the small boat when the flames erupted. they all had to get into the water to escape. this happened off the coast of spain. no word on any injuries. golf great tiger woods has been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. woods was booked into jail early this morning in the south florida town of jupiter

in palm beach county. he was released just before 11:00 a.m. on his own recognizance. >> back here a 24 hour diner that has stood strong for almost four decades in center city is closing its doors for good. little pete's at 17th and chancellor streets opened back in 1978. brothers pete and john opened it together. the restaurant is being turned into a hotel. they say they'll miss seeing their loyal customers who have been like family after all these years. >> i've been here 39 years since day one since it opened. i got -- i know a lot of customers coming here for a lot of years you know what i mean. it's a very sad daily. >> tomorrow john and his brother are holding a free block party from 11:00 a.m. to 3 o'clock for one last little pete's celebration in center city. the good news is the second little pete's location in fairmount remains opened.

>> the ban on large electronics in airplane cabins may be expanding. the homeland security secretary john kelly said in an interview this weekend that he may implement such a ban on all international flights entering or leaving the united states. right now electronic devices larger than a cell phone are barred from airplane cabins on some u.s. bound flights originating from 10 middle east and northern african airports. kelly said the expansion if it happens will come when the timely is right. the university of delaware's baseball team is on a roll and now you can call them conference champions. they won their first ever colonial athletic association baseball title and now they're heading to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2001. but as you can see, there was also a.m. second celebration on tap for some of the players. graduation. >> oh, my. >> yes. >> and for the first time in school history, delaware's champions of the caa. >> saturday night the

university of delaware baseball team clinched that title for the very first time. >> we're just excited. we worked really hard for this so just to have this be a reality is just awesome. >> that victory came in north carolina and eight of the players are graduating seniors. they missed their official commencement ceremony at the university because they were playing. >> they did miss their graduation but there isn't anyplace they would rather have been. >> but before the big game they walked in a mock graduation at the hotel complete with caps and gowns. [cheers and applause] >> it was a very special day for all the seniors. we got to graduate early in the morning. our whole team was there. we get to celebrate again. it's awesome. >> today back in delaware the blue hens found out who they'll face off against in the next level of competition. >> they are matched up against number four -- [cheers and applause]

>> friday they'll be in texas for the lubbock regional paired with texas tech arizona and sam houston state university. congratulations to them for the win, congratulations on the graduation and on they go, you guys. >> lot to celebrate. good luck to them. >> quite a journey. thank you alicia. >> time for another check of the accuweather forecast. >> melissa magee has a check of the holiday forecast and peaks of sunshine perhaps or no. >> yeah, it's been fairly cloudy dee today rick and sharrie. you can see we're locked in with the cloud cover and pretty damp as well with an easterly wind coming in off of the ocean. right now in philadelphia only 63 degrees. well below the average of 78 this time of year. 66 in lancaster, 62 in allentown at the coast in cape may 64. down in dover coming in at 64 degrees. here is satellite6 along with action radar t you can see the moisture and the rain we had

earlier today. it's lifting on off to our north and east but we still have a mostly cloudy sky in the wake of that of activity and you notice off to the west still clouds that we're tracking even as we go throughout the rest of tonight. so, over the next 12 hours patchy fog, areas of drizzle, otherwise lots of clouds around. we drop down to 54 in allentown, 57 in lancaster, 55 degrees in reading. we'll bottom out at 58 in the city for the overnight low at the boardwalk in cape may dropping down to 57 degrees. fast forward into tuesday. still stuck under the clouds. 59 degrees as we get the day started at 7:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., in at 66 the upper 60's to 70 as we go throughout the afternoon hours, but as we get into tomorrow afternoon, we'll be tracking a frontal boundary making some progress. so, future tracker six showing you 7:30 tomorrow morning still mostly cloudy, perhaps a spotty shower there in delaware. as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon into the early evening hours, this model showing some showers from the poconos down to lancaster with the heavier burst of rain to our northwest suburbs.

that's the better bet of find something activity. but as that front comes on through it will wipe out the cloud cover as we get into the middle half of our work week and with more clouds you have more in the way of sun and temperatures will be responding. 81 in philadelphia, 78 in reading, 70 up in the poconos, 78 degrees in lakehurst, cooler in wildwood with a temperature of 65. nice improvement as we get into wednesday. the four day forecast showing you lots of clouds around tomorrow, perhaps a late day peek of sun. otherwise a high temperature in at 70 and a shower or a thunderstorm is likely mainly north and west of philadelphia as we get into tomorrow night t on wednesday, it's a beautiful day. it's warmer, up to 81 for a high with a late day shower or a thunderstorm. so that front comes on through as we get into wednesday, nice start to the first day of june on thursday, high temperature in at 77 with sunshine and clouds sharing the sky. and on friday it's warm with increasing clouds and a high temperature of just 83. coming up going to take a closer look at the form of forecast.

we've got showers and storms that look like they want to come back in as we get into friday. we'll let you know how that pans out for next weekend. details guys coming up in the next half hour. >> hello june. thank you melissa. "action news" continues our memorial day coverage from ridley township where district attorney jack whelan led a ceremony to remember the fallen delaware len three wreaths laid during a ceremony in hatfield montgomery county this morning. this memorial day service was organized by the hatfield american legion post number 933. the ceremony concluded with a 21 gun salute and a lone bugler. >> ♪ and down at the shore, the 7-mile island american legion parade made its way through stone harbor. it ended at the women's civic club on nine sixth street at the beach. local veterans gathered there for this morning's ceremony.

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>> residents in springfield delaware county gathered for a parade today on this memorial day. the springfield high school marching band led the parade that stepped off at veterans memorial park. local fire departments were also there to take part. the holiday parade wrapped up at the springfield township building with a special ceremony. in wilmington the rain moved this memorial day service indoors. every year at riverview cemetery they honor those who died in war. well, today they gathered inside the resurrection center fellowship hall next door to the cemetery to offer up their

appreciation and thanks to those who died in combat. >> well, it is all about love tonight on 6abc. prime time kicks off with an all new episode of the bachelorette. tonight the dates take on a sports theme as the bachelors have to show off their athletic prowess for rachel in hopes of catching her eye and earning another rose. rachel is the first african-american woman to star on the reality series. she spoke with "action news" about her feelings on making history on television. >> it was very scary to me at first because it's scary to be a first you're setting a standard. people are judging you but at the same time i'm so humbled and honored to be able to do this represent myself in a positive way to america as a black woman and at the same time to be able to find love, you know, all wrapped up in one, i mean, it's such a great opportunity to do it. >> after two hours of the bachelorette tonight watch the premiere of abc's new series still star crossed. that's at 10 o'clock followed by "action news" at 11:00.

>> i love seeing her in this role. i really like the show. >> so far so good. >> so far so good. still much more ahead in the next half hour including the reason the internet is having an absolute field day with a little girl's reaction to snow white. >> also. >> in new jersey memorial day is celebrate with parades and picnics to the beverly national cemetery to visit war dead. i'm nora muchanic. i'll have that story coming up. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues. brian's off, rick williams joins us. "action news" is following a story you'll want to see if you've shopped any memorial day sales this weekend. how you can tell if you overpaid and what you can do about it. >> also, what killed ernie? that's what zoo keepers in the lehigh valley are trying to figure out 24 hours after one of their brand new giraffes died inside the investigation coming up. >> plus, the florida senior citizen says she's an enthusiast, her landlord says she's a hoarder now they're kicking her out of her apartment saying her well organized toy collection is dangerous. we'll explore both sides of the stuffed animal saga ahead. >> but first from patriotic parades to somber ceremonies, people all across the delaware valley spent this day off of work honoring the nation's fallen heroes. new jersey correspondent nora

muchanic begins or memorial day coverage with a look at a few of events in burlington county. >> reporter: music marching bands they have all here in burlington county as locals turn out despite the cloudy skies for the annual memorial day parade. >> ♪ >> enjoying myself at good day to be out. >> reporter: folks lined the route at the edgewater park beverly parade wound its way through the streets delighting the crowds and even the pooches who were watching. >> she loves seeing the fire trucks and hearing the noises and the lights and she loves the candy. >> reporter: the parade is a slice of americana buffed by young and old and families were there to watch it all. >> brings back a lot of memories. in our that i'm older and i feel the joy in my heart. >> ♪ >> reporter: the parade always ends near the beverly national cemetery where the rows and rows of graves are a stark reminder of what this day is all about. over 49,000 veterans and their families are buried here. >> her brother and we make it

a point to come visit and make sure he's remembered. >> reporter: 91-year-old navy veteran thomas fitzgerald and his family came to visit relatives and a stranger. new jersey native john joseph gormley was killed in world war ii. >> he paid the ultimate price and i think that's important that we remember. >> reporter: three generations of the mcdaniel family gather every memorial day at the graves of otho and lillian. their dad was a marine during world war two. >> the fact that we have a day set aside just to remember them is it's just, you know -- it's just a nice day and it's something that we really ought to do. >> i kind of feel sad that like they lost their lives for us but i mean, it's also good that they served our country and now we're kind of celebrating them. >> reporter: and so on this memorial day, in addition to all the parades and the picnics, we remember in this solemn place the sacrifice of so many others who went before us. in beverly, i'm nora muchanic

channel6 "action news". >> people paused today to remember some of the bucks county natives who gave their lives to preserve our freedoms >> ♪ >> the action cam was outside of saint james church in bristol borough for a memorial day service held by the robert w. bracken american legion post 3782. attendees prayed for the heroes we lost, those still serving and also they prayed for peace. american legion post 547 held its annual memorial day tribute. the community event featured a parade right through the streets of ardmore. several drill units and bands took part. families also enjoyed food, giveaways, face painting and a bounce house there. it's a tradition that spans more than 50 years. >> ♪ and dozens came out to philadelphia's bridesburg

section this morning to pay their respects to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. the somber wreath laying ceremony at the most holy redeemer cemetery was followed by the more festive annual bridesburg memorial parade. it's considered to be the city's oldest. >> in chester county the annual parade rolled through the streets of downingtown with pomp and circumstance. >> ♪ that's the sounds of downingtown high school east and west as they entertain the crowds gathered on pennsylvania avenue this morning. there were also hot rod cars, fire trucks and plenty of military personnel taking part in this year's parade. well, this parade marched through the streets of tinicum township this morning. the v.f.w. 4845 and the the ladies auxiliary sponsored this parade which included families and fire trucks. >> it's a day where you just find so many people outside for a great reason, to honor the fallen but we always hope that the weather would be nice

this time of year. >> a little bit more cooperative t not the case today. it was pretty cloudy. not a whole lot of sunshine today and we'll show you what's going on as we look at the picture outside sky6 live in hd we are down the shore in cape may and, hey, it looks like a few breaks in those clouds right now. but probably not a lot of folks on the water right now with an easterly wind so the temperature in cape may 64, the dewpoint in at 59, an easterly wind at 10 miles per hour and that ocean temperature chilly 62. we've got a coastal flood advisory. minor flooding is a concern at the time of high tide. ocean high tide about 11:30 p.m. right until the midnight hour. this stays up until 4:00 a.m. from seaside heights down to cape may westward into rehoboth beach in delaware we've got high tide. it takes a little longer for bays there. in center city as we look at sky6 live in hd, only 63 degrees right now, the dewpoint at 57. so a lot of moisture in the area. probably areas of visibility as well. east, southeasterly wind at temperature miles per hour and

that pressure 29.99. we are stuck in the clouds once again as we get into tuesday, guys, we'll let you know when the skies will brighten up. the answer coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> thanks melissa. >> melissa thanks. we're still waiting for more information about a gruesome discovery made in trenton this morning. police tell "action news" a body was found in an alley way along the 900 block of south broad street around 6:00 a.m. we're still waiting to hear from police on whether this is man or a woman. and also to learn how the person died. we'll continue to follow the investigation and bring you any new details as we get them. >> and we return now to the lehigh valley where zoo keepers are trying to figure out how a young giraffe died. >> lehigh valley correspondent walter perez fills us in on this investigation. >> reporter: only "action news" was allowed inside the barn housing murphy, the 15-year-old masai giraffe one day after the mysterious death

of his six-year-old son ernie. the animals arrived at lehigh valley zoo last week and zoo ceo melissa borlin says at first everything seemed okay. >> when he came into the barn, murphy actually took the side of his face and just rubbed it against ernie's neck. >> reporter: but zoo officials say murphy and ernie turned aggressive toward each other over the weekend. while it's not unusual behavior for giraffes their handlers decided to separate them overnight into sunday as a precaution. when zoo officials returned sunday morning, ernie was standing with his head bowed unusually low and they knew something was wrong. the zoo's medical staff converged onto the scene. >> as they searched before, taking his vitals and whatnot, ernie fell over and he passed away on his own. that was probably the -- that was probably the most --, i never want to see or experience anything like that again. >> reporter: at fires it was believed ernie may have died from a possible neck injury sustained while tussling with

murphy but the cause of death cannot be confirmed until a.m. personning necropsy is performed. they hope to open their giraffe exhibit sometime next month. but she says that only happen when everyone feels comfortable with the idea. >> we know that we're not the only ones mourning the loss of ernie and so we're going to do this hopefully sooner than we expected to do it but again, we really need to make sure that murphy is ready for this. >> reporter: the giraffes were delivered from the kansas city zoo after a $3.8 million investment by the lehigh valley zoo to expand its african exhibit. they hope to bring in another giraffe to join murphy but at this point in idea remains on hold. reporting from the lehigh valley zoo, walter perez channel6 "action news." >> and still ahead on "action news," if you're having memorial day deal regrets, stay tuned. we can help you determine if you paid too much for something and how you can get some of that money back. >> plus, does she have a hobby or a hoarding problem?

regardless of the wording, we know one thing for sure. this florida senior citizen is about to be evicted all thanks to her well organized collection of characters. >> and before we go to break let's check out one more memorial day parade. this one from radnor, delaware county. we'll have more of the sights and sounds from ceremonies all around the area when "action news" at 4:00 continues. >> ♪

>> ♪s. >> president trump is condemning the deadly stabbing of two good samaritans on a portland oregon train. he called it an unacceptable violent on attack to two men and standing up to hate and intolerance. the attacks happened friday night on the first dave ramadhan. the victims were killed while trying to come to the dade aid of two young muslim women. the suspect was allegedly screaming anti-muslim slurs at the women. one of the men killed served in the military for 23 years.

>> he died fighting the good fight protecting the innocent. >> police have arrested jeremy christian in connection with the stabbings and are looking into his extreatment mist ideology. >> trip into philadelphia from the suburbs was a bit slow this morning thanks to an overturned trash truck. 6abc editor matt adam reported this. the truck flipped near the ramp to i-76 eastbound but traffic was able to squeeze by. no one was hurt fortunately. pennsylvania state police have not yet said if the driver was cited for anything. the truck was moved about 30 minutes ago we're told. >> ♪ >> big talkers now and a big question. toy collector or hoarder? you decide. this is nancy duchovny and she and all of her toys, all of them are being kicked out of their jacksonville florida home.

the landlord considered her massive collection a fire hazard but nancy says don't be mistaken this is all curated everything from muppets to mickey mouse categorized organized. granted they are everywhere from the bathroom to the kitchen to the bedroom. she says changing the sheets is a major process. still she says she's shocked she has to leave. >> i'm devastated as far as i'm concerned. and no, i don't want to leave. i love this and i don't bother anybody. i don't smoke. i don't cook. okay and i don't have a live annal can knock over a lamp. >> but you should know all those toys are not just for her. she also sends them to charities across the globe. she adds, wherever she goes next, they're going with her. and you know disney world is the happiest place on earth. some kids jump out of their skin with excitement. for others it apparently takes a little more to impress

nope. might need to get those seven dwarves to help her out. little kaolin was not having it, way more interested in her mac and cheese than her princess pal. mom katrina shared her little girl's stone face reaction on facebook. the look she gives her parents, priceless. you can see her kind of peering side eye looking to see if snow white is still lurking. this video has more than 7 million views and counting and of course props to the princess there for never losing hope, never losing faith for a smile. my kid was like this the first time we went but now they're like best friends. >> oh, my goodness at is that adorable. >> never cracks a smile not even a little bit. >> snow white is earning her money. >> love love. >> love it. >> maybe next year. >> all right, alicia, thanks. >> oh, let's get another check of the roads tonight.

>> matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an update and kind of dopey out there on the roads tonight. >> it really is. we've got delays lurking just like snow white, they won't go away. here's one along highway one in dover just beyond the toll plaza. dover downs will be on the left side of the screen. coming back from rehoboth dewey and bethany an awful a lot of traffic headed up and toward dover up towards christiana. it's just a stop-and-go traffic. no better in south jersey. you start to jam coming out of avalon and sea isle on 83 up to 47 in south dennis, just 8 miles per hour there and then it breaks up a little bit where 47 and 347 split but then when they come back together, just 12 miles per hour. here's the live look where 47 and 347 come back together. it's slow going headed up toward millville and vineland this afternoon. also quite crowded still on the northbound side of the garden state parkway.

headed up to the work zone by the a.c. expressway, the jam parts back around marmora. you're looking at some single digit speeds around ocean city somers point, just 9 miles per hour there. shore traffic started early but it hasn't let up just yet. if you're heading across the river don't use the burlington bristol bridge right now. getting ready to go up for a northbound ship. head up to the turnpike connector. we're still watching the situation the cleanup from the overturned trash truck in west conshohocken. they're blocking this ramp from the blue route southbound to the schuylkill eastbound from time to time. like right now. we'll check it again rick and sharrie, in the next half hour. >> all right. >> okay. >> thanks again matt. >> all right. stepping outside, sky6 hd giving us the live look at cape may. not a really a sole on the beach but it looks like -- soul on the beach but it looks like maybe the sun is trying pierce through. >> meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. >> oh, there's a a couple people. >> that's adam joseph hanging out .

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>> ♪ >> reenacts from the revolutionary war took part in this parade. even some of those involved in the parade donned patriotic umbrellas right there as they tried to keep dry. the pennsbury high school band was among those marching in the parade to entertain the small crowd that weathered the wet conditions. in moorestown burlington county, cub scout pack 44 kicked off this annual memorial day observance with a raising of the flag with a somber salute to those who gave their lives to defend old glory.

a pledge of allegiance followed. this year's theme was the persian gulf war. >> meteorologist melissa magee back now. that's the story, right, we saw the umbrellas everywhere. >> yeah,. >> people still got outside. >> you still had to enjoy it if you had the day off. it was cloudy today, not a whole lot of sunny breaks. we'll repeat that pattern as we get into tuesday. oh, happy day. storm tracker6 live double scan radar as we look outside and look at this picture at eakins oval, it's of the george washington monument. it's a beautiful shot, isn't that? but you can see that many cloud cover, we're locked in with the clouds and it stays pretty cloudy for the rest of tonight. here's storm tracker6 live double scan radar. you can see that we're dry across the delaware and lehigh valleys but off to the north and west and south of harrisburg there's a little bit of a blip there, some showers and storms pressing eastward. it looks like most of our area will stay dry for the rest of tonight. temperatures right now 63 in the city, the dewpoint in at 57 and an easterly wind at 7 miles per hour. the pressure 29.99, the ocean

temperature just a chilly 62. the cool left memorial day we've seen since 2004. it's been about 13 years since numbers were this cool. 62 in allentown, 53 in the poconos at the coast in cape may 63, dover 65. here's satellite6 along with action radar. we had some rain around earlier today. it's lifting off to the north and east but we're locked in with the cloud cover as we go throughout the rest of tonight and more unsettled weather out across the great lakes that works its way eastward as we get into tuesday. so for tonight it's mostly cloudy, patchy fog in areas of drizzle especially with an easterly wind at five to 10 miles per hour. we'll drop down tom 54 and the suburbs and 58 degrees in philadelphia for the overnight low. the setup for us on our tuesday, those clouds hang on tough. that warm front that was supposed to lift northward today, still down to our south and because of that, we're trapped with that easterly moisture coming off the atlantic so tomorrow another cool day a high of 70 an evening shower or thunderstorm likely mainly north and west

of the city. then we have this front that will be working its way into our region as we get into tuesday. by wednesday, however, that front lifts off to our north so a high temperature midweek in at 81 degrees, partly sunny but we've got another cold front that we're tracking across the great lakes. that swings on through. that could lead to a shower or thunderstorm and finally, for the first day of june, a beautiful start to the month with high pressure in control at least for thursday and for at least the first half of the day on friday. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast showing you clouds around tomorrow. maybe a late day peek of sun. otherwise it's a cool day, a high temperature in at 70 we should be close to about 78 this time of year so definitely below average tomorrow t it's warmer on wednesday, a high up to 81. the showers or thunderstorm is likely. then thursday for the first day of june, pretty good, a high temperature in at 77. on friday, it's warm, a high in at 83 increasing clouds, phillies back at home. showers and storms overnight friday into saturday. saturday looks to be unsettled and wet, a high of just 77.

clouds and some sun on sunday and at 75 for the high and next monday partly sunny skies, high temperature in at 75. so, we're really cloudy and cool. we've got a couple of good days this week and then we're tracking more wet weather by the end of the week. >> by the weekend, all right, thank you melissa. quick break. what's the deal is coming up next. >> ♪

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and as for electronics of any kind the next big slash in pricing comes in conjunction with the back to school sales. that's later in the summer. so, what if you've already done your shopping, there are two new apps that make sure you've got the best price and they'll even do the hard work hunting down refunds if you didn't. first, ernie, this app combs through all of your credit purchases for 90 days. if it finds a discrepancy between what you paid and the current pricing it gets the refund process started for you. paribus acts as your purchase history through your e-mail in box. find your receipts keeps an eye on current pricing and then hunts down your respect fund. it even follows your shipping progress and will fight for a refund if you didn't get your order on time. both apps are granted access to your personal information and credit cards but they both assured abc news that none of this information is shared with marketers. they're just out to get you your money back. sharrie.

>> alicia thanks. it's not usually a good thing if you hear the word air ball during a major sporting event but that was certainly not the case in portugal. look at this. check out how the game ball was delivered to the national stadium before the portuguese national cup. that was the referee strapped top a hoverboard drone dropping the ball onto a soccer field of course with style. so, maybe drone6, you're up next. >> wow. >> that would be worth the price of admission by itself. >> that's pretty awesome. >> not bad. >> that's going to do it for "action news" at 4:00 for rick williams brian taff alicia vitarelli and adam joseph and melissa magee, 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. >> but first let's take a look at stories coming up next. police are searching for the person who murder two siblings. a live report on the

investigation coming up. >> latest on the arrest of tiger woods and the golf legend's mug shot from a jail in florida. >> also residents across the region spent the day honoring our nation's fallen heroes. we'll take you to one of delaware county's biggest memorial day parades. >> those stories plus the accuweather forecast coming up on "action news" at 5:00.

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>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> gray skies and a bit of rain put a damper on memorial day 2017. but people still made the best of the long holiday weekend. the boardwalks were packed today at the jersey shore and residents across the region paid tribute to america's fallen heroes. it is monday night. monica is off. sharrie williams is joining us and the big story on "action news" is memorial day monday. >> sky6 hd giving us now the live look over penn's landing. a lot of clouds remain in place but the afternoon has been mostly dry after those morning showers. meteorologist cecily tynan is here with the latest from accuweather. hi, cecily. >> hi, sharrie. had to grab my tote when i stepped outside because it's definitely on the cool side. it's not raining but we do have plenty of clouds. our high so far only

64 degrees. the last time a memorial day we were stuck in the 60's was back in 2004 and this is 14 degrees below our normal high and memorial day we can have some fast swings in temperatures. four of the last 12 memorial days temperatures were in the 90's. we were actually complaining it was too hot. there is much warmer air not too far away from us. central pennsylvania, washington, d.c., temperatures are in the 80's, richmond 86. there's a front just to the south and that has that warm air. farther up to the north, though, new york city quite a bit cooler than we are, only 57 degrees. the reason why? we've got this cool air, it's an easterly flow. satellite and radar showing after a few morning showers, we're dry but we have that persistent easterly flow off the ocean pulling in the moisture in the form of clouds, pulling in that cool air and that will be with us through the evening hours. so, the evening planner, patchy fog, a little bit of drizzle, plenty of clouds, tempat