conference today was the piazza family. it was very painful to watch a family going through such a hard time. >> we don't know what was seen in the upstairs video and we don't know what happened in the basement. now we know. >> reporter: the father of tim piazza vows the fight for justice for his son continues. he and the prosecution will do whatever they can to figure out every detail the night that led to tim's death. chance were announced by centre county d.a. stacy parks miller. they come after parks miller says previously deleted security video from the fraternity's basement shows even more frat brothers than they knew had a hand in hazing piazza leading to his death. >> it continues to show furnishing end hazing of the pledges, notably tim as well. >> reporter: the new charge five face involuntary manslaughter. she says the member who deleted it is braxton becker

facing tampering with evidence charges. >> we sent it to the fbi for re-creation. they confirmed it was deleted. we were able to narrow down the time and date it was deleted and mr. becker we were able to place him behind the seat of the control. >> reporter: he went into the video control tower to delete it during the investigation. >> the cops are going through the home and he's in there deleting it. >> that's correct. >> reporter: additional charges were brought against five brothers named in the initial investigation tim's father with a tearful message to the brothers he says was in charge of his son when he died. >> to be hold accountable for your answers. we're making concrete plans without our son's tim because of your actions. >> reporter: okay, now the d.a. says the way they first found out about the possibility of deleted video was through phone records they saw that the brothers had been texting back and forth about

deleting it and sure enough when the experts went in, they found it. for now reporting live in centre county, bob brooks channel6 "action news." brian. >> all right, bob, thank you. of course our coverage of the story continues on 6abc.com today. right now we've got the full list of those now charged in this case. we also have a time line of what happened the night inside the frat house and you can also listen to that initial 911 call. >> developing this afternoon, jurors in the federal bribery trial of new jersey senator bob menendez were sent home for the day. this after they told the judge they were deadlocked. the deliberations resumed early this morning but by midafternoon, the panel sent a note to judge william wall stating that they could not reach a unanimous decision. the judge then told them to "clear their heads and come back tomorrow to resume deliberations." last week juror was replaced and the panel was instructed to start deliberations from

the very beginning. prosecutors say menendez accepted more than $600,000 in political contributions. the trial is now in its 11th week. >> now to a first check on that accuweather forecast on let's call it a miserable monday. we've got a lot of clouds out here. some of are you still dealing with the rain. >> let's head outside to meteorologist adam joseph who still has a smile on his face regardless. >> you got to. nothing you can do about the weather. the week starting a bit on the dreary side and we've been really cool for the last four days. our daytime high temperatures stuck in the 40's since friday where it dropped to 40 for a high on saturday, the normal should be 57. even yesterday when it felt pretty nice out that's still 10 degrees below normal and today just 45 degrees. the steady rain of earlier is way to the north and northeast boston. snow in parts of maine as well as new hampshire and vermont. there is still a little bit of drizzle out here in spots even behind that steady rain fall and in fact with the low

clouds, visibility has really come down with that fog. 6-mile visibility in the center city location. 3-mile and visibility in wilmington, 1.5 in millville, own a mile in wildwood but fairing a little bit better to the north and west, reading. allentown, poconos 10-mile visibility. it's raw damp and chilly. that remains this evening and overnight. pockets of mist and drizzle during the first part of the overnight. 29 in the suburbs, 34 bite morning in center city. sharrie we'll talk about warming things up looking at that seven-day forecast. >> all right, i want to hear more about that. adam thanks. two suspects led police on a chaotic and destructive chase today in newport, delaware. officers began pursuing a white car along maryland avenue just before 10 o'clock. that vehicle smashed into another car, then careened into a telephone pole and hit several parked cars. the driver jumped out and took off but was caught a short time later.

police are still looking for a passenger who managed to get away. it's still unclear why authorities were pursuing this car in the first place. >> philadelphia police looking for two suspects accused of injuring a convenience store worker with a car. this is surveillance video of the man and women inside the 7-eleven on fifth street in east oak lane. they got into some kind of argument with awoke -- worker outside. they drove partially into the store before leaving the scene. you're asked to contact police if you know anything about this crime. >> new on "action news" today at 4:00 a movie shoot has things buzzing in a lehigh valley community. movie stars are frequenting local restaurants boosting business and turning heads all at the same time. walter perez live for us now in allentown near the set of m. night shyamalan's new film glass. hey, walter. >> reporter: hey, sharrie. you know, it's funny to think

that major motion picture is being filmed about a hundred yards behind me in allentown. even more funny is that one of the stars in particular, samuel l. jackson has been making the rounds at local eateries. it would seem that samuel l. jackson has a thing for barbecue. >> yeah, he's been here three times now. i'm guessing he likes the food. >> reporter: queen city on north seventh street isn't the only place in allentown where there's been a sam jackson sighting. he came to green restaurant a few days ago. corrado says at first she was star struck but then she couldn't help but notice his t-shirt. >> he had different characters of himself all over himself. there was several different contact terse on his shirt of himself. >> that's really cool. that's funny. >> it was funnyism jackson is in town along with bruce willis and james mcavoy shooting m. night shyamalan's next film called glass the final installment of a trilogy

that started with unbreakable back in 2000 and last year's blockbuster split. filming is taking place at the allentown state psychiatric hospital. so far, sightings of willis and mcavoy have been few and far between but those who met sam jackson describe him as cool and real. >> every time you he comes in he has a smile. he's never shunned anyone away. >> he's in town, he's coming, you know, to the restaurants around here. >> reporter: now, filming began here in allentown on october 30th. they wrap up this coming friday. glass hits theaters in early 2019. reporting live from allentown, walter perez channel6 "action news." brian. >> very cool stuff. walter, thanks so much. septa wants to hear from you regarding plans for the king of prussia rail project. today is the first day of public hearings. there was one this afternoon. the next gets started at

5 o'clock at the double tree hotel in west dekalb pike. there's another meeting at the same time and place on wednesday. teamworking on the kop rail project will be on hand to give a presentation about the extent of service and to listen to comments and concerns. >> time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> all right, matt pelman standing by on what looks like a foggy day. >> not the most ideal weather conditions for the ride home. a few concerns including the weather brian and sharrie on this monday afternoon and including a whole bunch of traffic already here on the roosevelt boulevard extension as you head northbound off the schuylkill lots of brake lights lighting up passing ridge avenue in east falls up towards broad street. that's just normal afternoon volume but not too far off word of a serious crash along lincoln drive. emergency crews fire crews ambulances responding right now and it's kind of right under where the henry avenue overpass comes over top of lincoln drive. i would avoid lincoln drive. even though the boulevard

extension is backed up that's still going to be a better bet than lincoln drive. a crash in olney along north broad street. watch out for the emergency crews there as well. they just finished cleaning up a wreck in gloucester city along route one. getting back to normal in that location. slow zone 22 miles per hour along 95. it's normal northbound afternoon volume building in coming out of the city passing the work zone here at girard on up towards about allegheny avenue is where the delay starts to break up. in mount laurel a crash involving a train and a car along briggs road near marne highway. stay over on hartford road. hope you had a nice weekend. 55 northbound side in deptford township gloucester county getting reports of a serious accident here just beyond route 47 delsea drive so you head northbound up toward the 42 freeway, the north-south freeway watch out for that this afternoon. we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, coming up in the

next half hour. >> matt thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 another woman makes allegations against alabama's republican senate candidate. we'll have the details. >> plus, president trump wraps up his trip to asia with a controversial meeting with a controversial leader. >> and taylor swift fans get ready. the superstar just announced a tour date right here in philadelphia. >> ♪ i no longer live with

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baghdad where u.s. troops reported fierce shaking. >> another woman has now come forward accusing alabama's republican senate candidate of sexual assault. beverly young nelson says she was just 16 years old when roy moore locked her in a car and assaulted her. now her allegations comes on the heels of allegations from several other women. one of them just 14 when she says moore groped her back in 1979. moore denies any wrongdoing, nevertheless senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said today he that believes the women and called on moore to drop his bid. >> president donald trump is wrapping up his 10 day tour of asia topping the headlines from the visit today the president says he will be delivering a major statement on trade and north korea on wednesday once he's back in washington. he made that announcement on his final stop in the philippines today where he met with that country's controversial leader. this is a highly anticipated and closely watched meeting. the president of the

philippines rodrigo duterte has come under intense scrutiny from human rights groups who say he carried out thousands of extra judicial killings as part of his aggressive crackdown on drugs. now the white house said this closed door meeting briefly addressed that. president trump called their relationship great and their meeting successful. again, he says he's bringing home with him a major announcement and he'll be making later this week. >> it will be a very very complete statement as to trade as to north korea as to a lot of other things. >> again, that's happening wednesday. he also met with the prime ministers of australia and japan today. the president will attend another summit of world leaders tomorrow before then heading back to washington. brian. >> all right, alicia. while in asia president trump also announced his nominee to be the health and human services secretary. if the senate confirms him, this man alex azar will receive -- oversee the department.

he spent 10 years before working at eli lilly. he's seen as an expert on government healthcare regulation. >> former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick named citizen of the year. the designation comes from gq magazine which put kaepernick on the cover of its issue dedicated to men of the year. the editors say he earned that honor when he kneeled during the national anthem to protest racial injustice and police brutality. kaepernick has filed a grievance against nfl owners accusing them of working together to keep him out of the league. >> now to a look at the closing numbers on wall street. the week getting off to a positive start the dow on the upside 17 and a half points today, nasdaq up just more than 6.5. s & p 500 up 2.5 points on the day. philadelphia navy yard looking for more than a few good men and women but you need to act fast. the naval foundary and propeller center is holding a job fair until 7 o'clock tonight.

now interviews of engineers are going on at the marriott philadelphia downtown that's on market street. that foundary builds propellers for the navy. >> heads up for parents. 5 o'clock today is the deadline for philadelphia's school selection. if your child wants to change schools next year, you have a little less than 45 minutes to fill out the applications online. this selection process is not only for students choosing a high school, it's for any student in grades kindergarten through 12th. now, the district says this is a great opportunity for families to look into specialized programs and curriculums geared towards students' interest and career goals. >> if you have an e-z pass, you might want to watch tonight's "action news" investigation. it reveals how drivers may be paying more than expected at the tolls. chad pradelli has a preview. >> reporter: e-z pass is supposed to be quick convenient and cost effective but our investigation found that e-z pass is charging different amounts at the same

tolls. >> consumers should know what they're paying and it should be noted quieter clearly. >> reporter: where e-z pass is charging double sometimes triple the amounts. >> usually a 50-cent toll. i was charged $1.45 sometimes and $1.55 other times. >> reporter: we'll show you where and what e-z pass is doing. don't miss my special report e-z pass secrets, that's tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> nasty out there today. >> it's just miserable. i mean, mondays are bad enough as it is. >> yeah. >> never mind when it's cold and wet. >> gloomy. >> dark and gloomy but we'll turn it around. as we look at the weather center very dark view here at sky6 at the philadelphia international airport. again, losing a lot of daylight, very late in the afternoon these days and then again some damp roads as well as run ways out there on this monday evening. visibility-wise we're at 6 miles in philadelphia, 3-mile visibility with some of that patchy fog around

wilmington, even lower than that by even half of that in millville, 1.5, 1.3 in cape may and a bit better, the best visibility you can get is 10 miles and we are seeing that up in reading as well as allentown. but as we move forward temperature-wise, again, very cool, 47 for allentown, trenton as well as beach haven, 45 philadelphia so all numbers basically stuck in that mid 40 range basically where we've been the entire day. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan we don't have any steady rain fall out there. that is long gone into new england. again, just some patchy mist and drizzle in some spots and we'll start to improve that as we go into the latter part of the overnight hours but rainfall totals early on in the day, basically it's about a quarter of an inch for most locations. for philadelphia, trenton, a little bit less than that and reading, dover a little more and closing in near a half an inch in wildwood so some heavier amounts as you were farther and down south and east away from philadelphia but a pretty decent little soaking quickly here early

this morning. as we look at satellite and radar, above that fog layer, which is low clouds kind of stuck there right now, we are breaking apart mid and upper level clouds, so it's clear not too far above us right now in new jersey, western pennsylvania, but it's going to take time to scour out that low level moisture and will slowly do that overnight tonight with those clouds breaking. areas of fog still around but cold, 29 in allentown, below freezing for reading, trenton, philadelphia 34, 32 in millville and dover 34 degrees. as we look at future tracker as we go at the present hours again, those clouds still around but as you can see they do break apart here in time for our tuesday morning. this is 7:30 a.m. with just some high clouds in spots and as we go through the day tomorrow, much brighter than today and warmer. 35 a chilly start but we go back into the upper 40's by 11 o'clock in the morning and near 50 for a good part of the afternoon and by 7 o'clock tomorrow evening around 44. your four day at 4:00 forecast tomorrow some sunshine breaking back out here, mixing

with some clouds at 51 degrees. partly sunny, pretty nice on wednesday, 53 despite some clouds increasing very late in the day. could be some evening or overnight showers on wednesday. the winds kick up but it's milder on thursday as that warm front barrels through here. 58 degrees. and then sunny, cooler on friday, 50 degrees and as we head into the weekend, big changes from saturday to sunday. we'll show them, sharrie, to you coming up in that seven day in the next half hour. >> adam thank you. big news for taylor swift fans. the superstar is coming to philadelphia next year. this morning swift announced the first round of venues for her reputation tour. she's set to play at lincoln financial field on july 14th and mark your calendar. tickets go on sale december 13th 1 month from today. and a reminder follow us on social media for the latest

headlines accuweather and breaking news. you can also use that to communicate with us on facebook we're 6abc "action news" and on twitter and instagram we're at 6abc. >> i suspect the taylor swift concert will sell out like that. >> very quickly. >> we'll take you to a unique school in philadelphia. >> see how students can get through high school and earn a college degree at the same time. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> here at 6abc we're lending a hand to help our neighbors in need. join us wednesday for our annual holiday food drive fundraiser. "action news"'s sarah bloomquist will host that live event. volunteers and special guests will be manning the phones taking donations from 4 o'clock to 6:30. you can get some more information on how you can connect give and share on our web site 6abc.com. leaders in politics and business joined forces in wilmington today. they tackled global issues

from security to hunger to job creation. delaware senator chris coons and mark green with the u.s. agency for international development helped to lead that discussion today. >> there's a one of a kind high school in philadelphia where the students can graduate with both a high school diploma and an associate's degree. parkway center city middle college began welcoming its first students this fall and today it welcomed philadelphia mayor jim kenney. he wanted a closer look at the model program. the gives first generation college bound students the chance to earn credits from the community college of philadelphia. >> it just reinforces my belief that our children can succeed and can compete and can achieve and if we give them and help them with the resources they need and pay attention to the new trends in education. >> well, the students who complete this program will graduate high school and go right into their junior year at the community college.

>> well we are philly proud. the philadelphia fire department answered the call but this had nothing to do with a fire. the fire department gave $22,000 today to mercy philadelphia hospital's cancer center in cobbs creek. the money will support breast cancer screening. the donation was made possible by the department's t-shirt sales promoting breast cancer awareness. >> so much more ahead in the next 30 minutes of "action news" at 4:00. including a look at two apps that make it possible to buy what you see in any picture. >> how you can shop directly from someone's personal photos coming up next. >> ♪

>> ♪ "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with details on a rally to free popular philly rapper meek mill. >> and why has this 22nd clip of a toddler sobbing over a deformed baby doll been seen more than 3 million times in just 72 hours. two words, mommy shaming. why so many strangers are slamming a philadelphia mom for teaching her daughter a lesson about an oven in a comical but controversial way. >> plus, want to keep your kids safe on social media without monitoring them 24/7. there's an app for that. what the technology does when it thinks a minor is sending something too risque. >> a local couple says their dream vacation became a

norovirus nightmare when not one but two, not two, but 10 members of their family came down with that debilitating illness on board but that's not even the worst part. the couple was celebrating their honeymoon. "action news" reporter vernon odom live in the parkwood section of northeast philadelphia today. vern, you've got the details on this one. >> reporter: good evening, brian. ashley morris was headed off to paradise with her new husband and their ever loving family all around her on the trip but then a brutal norovirus crashed the wedding party. >> my family is suffering now. >> reporter: ashley morris' honeymoon cruise to the bahamas has become a nightmare. eight other members of her family including her husband, two kids, herparents and nieces and nephews and sister-in-law have come down with a brutal stomach virus.r ym seven days aboard royal caribbeans anthem of the sea. she says rumors avenue

spreading virus started circulating on day two of the cruise out of bayonne. sanitizing workman could be seen spraying the narrow hallways but it was spreading like wildfire. >> some hand sanitizing stations they didn't have hand sanitizer available to us. they were out of soap at certain sinks. they didn't have sanitation at the elevators. >> reporter: ashley's brother mark says his wife and two children are already down for the count and he's convinced he's doomed as well. he says he doesn't think the ship's managers took enough measures to stop the spread of the virus which comes from personal touch with others or germs left on surfaces. >> as soon as i walked into the buffet, everything in the buffet line has scoopers in it and we're all grabbing and sharing the same scooper to serve our food. >> reporter: ashley believes as many as 500 people were victims aboard what became a floating oceanic petri dish and to be they must jump through more hoops.

>> you call royal caribbean and they want medical documentation and they're not compensating anyone in any way until medical documentation is given. >> the thing is people come home and they're sick with this and they paid all this for the vacation now we have to call out of work. >> reporter: brian, when we left the new bride ashley morris, she was on her way to the doctor to get that documentation she needs. we reached out to royal caribbean today for a statement which they promised us today but so far we've not received it. live in parkwood, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> all right, vernon, thank you. the man accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper is now out of the hospital and behind bars. the hospital confirmed to "action news" today that daniel clary was released today. the 22-year-old was in the hospital to be treated for a gunshot wound he sustained in a shootout with corporal seth kelly last week. police say clary shot corporal

kelly three times during a traffic stop in plainfield township. that trooper is listed in stable condition. >> police in manayunk asking for the public'sacking down a man who broke into a verizon store last month. this is the surveillance video on the 4300 block of main street back on october 27. you can see the suspect force open the front door, then try to get into a safe in the back. the would be burglar left empty handed after several unsuccessful attempts. well, investigators are also looking for an apparent thief caught stealing a package from a stranger's front door. police gave us this video showing a man approaching a home on the 4300 block of malta street in juniata park this back on november 1st. you then see him scoop up an amazon package valued at $105 and then he walks away. if you have any information about this theft or the versus break in, call philadelphia police. >> thousands are expected to

rally tonight calling on the judge who sentenced rapper meek mill in prison to reconsider or recuse herself. the judge says philadelphia -- the group says the philadelphia judge denise brinkley engaged in what they call a pattern of unethical behavior. she sentenced mill to a lengthy two two to four year sentence for a probation violation despite prosecutors recommendation he not face any jail time. christie all leto will have a four story on "action news" at 6:00. >> turning back to our and forecast we are starting this work week damp and dreary. >> meteorologist adam joseph live in the weather center on what we can expect. >> this is the worst day of the week weather-wise so we'll just move on up as we go into tuesday and beyond but out there right now again we have the clouds. we've had that mist that kind of hung around here the last few hours but that steady rain this morning long gone but those temps only in the mid 40's. we should be sitting around

57 degrees. 10 degrees below in in allentown, 47 for trenton atlantic city airport and cool interwilmington at just 44 degrees right now. as we look at sky6 live over center city, just an hour ago you couldn't see much of the tallest of the center city buildings, so you are starting to see a little more of that as that low lying moisture is trying to lift a little bit but, it's been very stubborn here this afternoon, so now that the sun is about to set in the next 10 minutes or so, so use caution during the evening commute or if you have to head out this evening, once that sun sets, 'cause of areas of fog and widespread mist, that sun setting at 4:46, you'll definitely want to use the low beams, not the high beams 'cause as you send more light out, if there's clouds or mist there it will reflect more light back to your eyes. that's why it's best to use in fog the low beams. brighter days ahead sharrie in just a little bit. >> sounds good adam. thanks. on this gray and gloomy day some local residents got a green pick me up.

power core phl gave away 50 trees today in strawberry mansion. there were 13 types to choose from. the trees were completely free. the only rule, that me must be planted in yard space or on private property. >> a civil rights icon with a strong record of activism in new jersey has passed away. edith jennings died yesterday at 93 years old. she lobbied to make trenton the first city to declare a martin luther king jr. highway. she also fought to create the new jersey martin luther king jr. commemorative commission where she served as commissioner. >> well, the next governor of new jersey spoke publically for the first time today about what's ahead for the garden state. taxes of course a big topic. monica malpass live in our news room now with a look at some of the stories that are coming up at 5 o'clock today. hi, monica. >> that's right. governor elect murphy did discuss one of new jersey's hottest issues during this press conference today, taxes on every taxpayer's mind and murphy a opponent of the

federal gop tax plan talks about his plan to bring tax relief to new jersey residents. ivanka trump also stopped in ocean city or ocean county touting her father's tax plans. we'll have more on what both of them had to say. they claim it's faster than a lamborghini and a ferrari and it's raid in america. general motors has unveiled its super sports car. check it out. pretty sleek. we'll explain why it is so special other than just its speed. we'll have those stories and more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. we'll see you then brian. >> good looking car. monica thank you. philadelphia eagles saluting our service members. they used a popular video game to connect with american soldier who's are currenting serving overseas. several players competed against military personnel in madden via skype from the novacare center in south philadelphia. today's event was held in partnership with the pro of course g.i. joe charity. >> that is pretty cool. still to come on "action news" at 4:00 see it get it. we'll show you two apps

designed to make online shopping just that simple. >> plus heart stopping video shows a little boy jumping off a bus and running right into the path of that truck. what likely saved the child's life. >> and some call this viral clip of a toddler sobbing over her burnt baby doll cruel. others call it comedy gold. the philadelphia mother at the center of the controversy says it's something else entirely. we'll explain. >> ♪ ♪ ♪

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headlights to get the attention of the tractor-trailer driver. clearly that worked and as we said just in the nick of time. no one was hurt here but everyone surely given the scare of their lives. new video shows us what happens when a go pro meets a lava flow. hawaiian tour guide eric storm says he recorded this footage by accident after he set his camera down on a volcano and forgot about it. you can see the lava engulfing the device in its waterproof casing. storm used a rock hammer to extract the go pro after the molten rock began to cool and harden around it. he was amazed to find the blue wifi light still blinking and all of the video intact. >> in health check today the weather has turned colder and more people are now wearing boots. and while one popular brand may keep your feet warm they could also leave you sore. some doctors say uggs could cause you serious foot pain because they don't provide necessary arch support. and they say not to confuse

that cushiony feeling inside for a good shoe. but the australian company which has been in business for 30 years, says it hasn't received a single complaint about its boots lacking arch support or about their comfort and so if you don't want to part from your uggs podiatrists say the best thing you can do is get an over-the-counter foot support insert. >> ♪ >> big talkers now and you may be wondering what exactly. i looking at right now. well, it is, was a doll and the video of the little south philly girl it belongs to reacting to its new look is going viral. >> (crying). >> what's the matter? >> so that's two-year-old quinn and that was her baby doll. mom brittany post it on facebook saying quinn put her baby doll in a broiler for a

nap and i didn't know it and i decided to make cookies. she found the poor doll inside the broiler and happened to be rolling when quinn walked in and reacted to all of this. she says people had been mom shaming her calling her cruel accusing her of traumatizing her little girl with all of this. guys, here's quinn today. >> quinn what happened to your other baby? >> it burned. >> it burned. but it's okay now because you got new babies, right? yeah, you love all your babies, right? >> there you go. few replacements for her. brittany says she thought that this video might make other toddler parents laugh. the funny antics you just can't script. anyhow she's got two other kids, they're all okay today. if you're trying to keep your kids safe in this new age of social media and networks there's a new app that acts as a second set of eyes. it's called ioti and urges kids to think twice before

sending certain things especially photos are videos that might seem risque or appropriate. the child ready to hit send on something a friendly chat box scans it and pops up a warning asking if they want to think again here, anything from messages to texts to pics so social media posts. it looks for anything explicit even things that may be too personal. the app can send alert to many parents but the aim here is to get the youngsters to watch their own behavior. finally frisbee may be one of your childhood hobbies or something you bring along to the beach or a picnic but in vermont, it's now officially a varsity sport. it's now the first state in the nation to recognize what's called ultimate. the game that started as ultimate frisbee is now a high school varsity sport there. the vermont principal's association approved ultimate as a varsity sport it's played on a field slightly smaller than a football field, seven people to a team. the disk gets passed down the field until a teammate catches

it in the end zone. that is a goal there. of course we call it frisbee but the toy name is trade marked so it cannot be used for the sport. i'm glad this wasn't around when i was in high school because if anybody wants both of their eyes on their face they definitely don't want to play frisbee with me. >> college credit for this. >> sounds good to me. let's get another check on the roads. >> matt pelman with another update. >> our goal is getting home in a timely fashion and this afternoon there are a couple things sort of impeding that goal. we've got some wet leaves down on the roadways and you know how they function. they're very slippery so you have to watch out for the slippery conditions leading to some accidents here on the schuylkill it's just a lot of volume that we're watching right by south street. westbound come the headlights and in case you're wondering it is westbound where we'll have construction during the overnight this week. we go down to one lane starting at 9 o'clock. doesn't sound like they'll close it completely most nights but they will block the 30th street off-ramp up ahead

from the westbound side. that's your construction update along the schuylkill expressway in university city. still watching a crash this afternoon along lincoln drive just north of gypsy lane there where the henry avenue bridge goes over top. i would still use schoolhouse lane or even the northbound boulevard which is busy but still a better bet than lincoln drive. a crash involving a vehicle into a tree in plymouth meeting. i would steer clear of germantown pike. stay on ridge pike. in mount laurel still dealing with the crash involving the vehicle and the train along briggs road close to rowan college. hartford road can get you around it. you will find the construction there so centerton road might be your best bet. we're also watching a new overturned vehicle crash in vincentown along 206 near retreat road. i told you about a crash in deptford township gloucester county on the ramp from 47 to go north on 55. the good news is it's off to the side so you can squeeze by. we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, coming up in the 5 o'clock hour. >> some good news there. >> yes. >> matt, thank you. >> stepping outside right now,

sky6 hd giving us the view on this monday afternoon. >> meteorologist adam joseph says brighter skies lie ahead. we've got your accuweather 7-day forecast coming up next. >> ♪

>> time for the accuweather forecast. meteorologist adam joseph says the worst is behind us. >> the worst is behind us. as we move forward things look pretty good as we try to get closer to normal temperature-wise by thursday. live on sky6 dealing with that gloomy afternoon here on spring mountain. they don't want the rain, they want the snow. it will be soon enough that this greenland scape will turn white and the skiers and snowboarders will be happy. as we take a look at the headlines a brighter sky for the next couple days as we finally rid ourselves of these

clouds. windy, milder here as we get into thursday, especially, that's kind of the peak over the week and rain for part of this upcoming weekend. it's not a washout all weekend but one day much rainier than the other. right now temperatures on the cool side. 47 trenton, allentown, atlantic city airport. 44 degrees for wilmington as well as philadelphia so the numbers are pretty much stuck in the mid 40's again with that very damp weather. as we take a look at satellite and radar here, you can see those clouds, they continue to move to the north and east and we do have that break in the cloud cover across that 95 corridor here and we'll continue to kind of pull those clouds apart in the upper part of the atmosphere as we go through the evening hours. overnight clouds breaking especially late in the night with that early mist and drizzle. areas of fog. 29 degrees in the suburbs so very cold by tomorrow morning. 34 degrees for center city with that north wind between three and 6 miles an hour. as we go into your tuesday, we have double barrel high

pressure. typically with that high pressure kind of wedging in you see a lot of sunshine but we'll get a little bit of dirty sky between those highs so there will be some filtered sunshine -- clouds with that sunshine tomorrow but not as cool as we go back into the lower 50's and then high pressure continues to push to the east on wednesday. a warm front comes through late in the day, partly sunny, near normal, 53 degrees so not bad midweek. cold front does come through on thursday with a few showers early on in the day. we're talking 4 o'clock in the morning, closer towards the lehigh valley, most of the area is dry and then as we go into thursday afternoon the sunshine takes control and it will be the warmest day of the week as we go a little bit above normal here in a few days. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, clouds and sun tomorrow, 51 degrees so after four days in the 40s, the 50's do return. 53 on wednesday, again a late night or early morning shower on thursday but thursday the winds do kick up despite it's warm at 58. and sunny, a little cooler but

we'll take it here at the end of the week on friday, 50 degrees and then rain is likely on saturday. the timing right now is up in the air whether it comes in first thing in the morning or it delays into the afternoon, 57 degrees its a pretty strong front that will bring blustery conditions, much cooler on sunday, 48 degrees but it is a sunny day with, you get the philadelphia marathon in here on sunday as well in the morning and then monday it remains cold with a high of just 45 degrees. so, at least we got a decent string of 50's on the way for the next five days. >> we'll take that. thanks. >> adam thank you. >> shopping app. if you see something online that you like and you want to get it, well, now you can do it. we've got details in what's the deal. >> ♪

>> you're scrolling through instagram. you see someone wearing something you love. you wonder where they got it or where you can get something similar. kim kardashian rolling out a new app that connects your social media with your shopping powers at your fingertips much it's called screen shop. kim k calls it the shazam for fashion. you know the music app that identifies song for you. does the same with clothes shoes accessories. you see something you like, you take a screen shot. the app does all of the online shopping searches for you and it rounds up a list of similar products in different price points from all different stores. you can even use this in a store, say, you walk into one you like a skirt but it's not in your budget. take a picture. the app will find a host of similar options from all different places at all different prices. there's another app called like it to know it and this works in a similar way. this one also uses screen shots but instead of finding similar styles it actually finds you the exact items that

you like in the pictures. with this service you can also sign up to get e-mails with all the shopping info just for liking or hearting the picture on instagram so shopping you guys has in ever been easy. i'm one of those people like ooh, i like what she's wearing, it can be anyone, someone you know, a celebrity, anything you see on social media you just kind of punch it up, take a screen shot and the app does all the work for you. it doesn't actually buy it for you, though. maybe that will come next. >> if you can figure that out -- [laughter] download then. >> thank you my friend. for sharrie williams alicia vitarelli and adam joseph, i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> and coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 at violent incident inside a philadelphia nightclub is prompting victims' families to take action and demand that the venue be closed. what they're doing to make

that happen. >> those stories and much more coming up next at 5:00 tonight. >> ♪

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>> a criminal investigation tonight. a gathering in the a lounge ended in gunfire and death. now the victim's families say enough is enough. >> it is monday night and the big story on "action news" is a call from several community members to shut down this hunting park lounge. >> the deadly shooting over the weekend is not the first time that tragedy has struck there. someone else lost their life nearly two years ago. sarah bloomquist live in hunting park. >> reporter: l and i investigating operations here as the families of young men who have died here outside the after hours club are demanding the eight. lounge social club be shut down. the murder of 37-year-old man here over the weekend was the third murder here outside the club since january 2015.

families and friends of 22 victims murdered outside the aline social club assembled with a clear message. >> i want this place shut down. >> reporter: 37-year-old pablo rivera was shot and killed here early sunday morning. it was the third murder outside the club since 2015. >> there was an argument an argument ensued and i guess they asked him to come out, i'm not sure who and when he came out, he was shot. >> reporter: a 24-year-old innocent bystander was also wounded. a club security guard shot the suspect who was immediately arrested. the story is all too familiar to the family of 34-year-old alejandro rojas garcia. he was murdered outside the a lounge in january 2015. >> it's a very long time we were the poster parents for the murder that is occurred here and now we are joined obviously by this family and other families that have been shot and killed here since my