it ended with one 16-year-old's hair being set on fire using an aerosol can as a blowtorch. six teenage girls have been arrested in this case all under 16, all now facing felony charges. police say most of the trouble on septa occurs during school dismissal time, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. >> the problem that we're having right now is school dismissal time has become a period for youth violence. and we have kids causing pain and fear among other kids. >> reporter: tonight the septa police chief says soon to come, at least one septa police officer riding on every subway and "l" burg those primetime hours after school is dismissed from 3:00 to 7:00. live in center city, i'm vernon odom "channel 6 action news." >> all right, vernon. thank you. philadelphia police just confirmed they are investigating the death of a young child in west oak lane. medics were called to a home on the 7100 block of north 15t 15th street around 8:00 last night. the child was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are awaiting the results of an autopsy before releasing any other details, but they did say this child is between the ages of 3 and 5 years old. we've got breaking political news. abc news has just learned that a vote set for tonight on a republican plan to appeal and replace obamacare will not happy. the -- happen. the vote was delayed within the last hour. and that comes after a day that saw president trump and republican leaders working feverishly to win support for their health-care plan. conservatives have been staunchly opposed to it and today the effort to win them over scared away more moderate republicans. as of right now, it's clear the bill does not have enough support to pass. the white house has said there is no plan "b," and a new vote is tenantively set now for tomorrow. whatever its fate, the debate over the american health-care act is garnering strong opinions on both sides and carries with it real political implications. john rawlins live in collingswood, camden county. john, you've been taking the public temperature on all this today. >> reporter: well, brian, we should be clear, we can't provide you with any scientific polling. that's for sure. the folks we were with for the most part want to retain the aca. but that said, as the whips were counting votes down in washington today, a lot of folks in the three-state region paying attention to what's happening. 600,840 -- that is the number of individuals covered by the aca here in the tri-state congressional area. ♪ we shall not we shall not be moved ♪ >> reporter: a rally in langhorne in bucks county to a darkened auditorium and a video link here in camden county -- >> save our care x. >> reporter: -- an organized effort today by those who don't want to see the aca, obamacare, replaced with the gop's current plan. >> i think the affordable care act has some flaws, but can be fixed, and for the republicans to say that it's not working, it's because it hasn't been taken care of properly. >> reporter: for some of these opponents of the proposed gop plan, the biggest concerns they say changes in medicaid funding. marie turnball says, under the existing aca, people are able to use medicaid to access drug rehab. >> with the opioid epidemic in this state, i think that it is irresponsible to deny care to people who need it most when you're trying to fight an opioid epidemic, which is a cause that representative meehan cares about. >> reporter: meehan is pat meehan of pennsylvania's seventh district. his staff as of late today said he has not yet decided how he will vote. he still wants to review a final draft. well, i guess there may or may not be a final draft tonight, as we are on to plan "b" and the possibility of a vote tomorrow, maybe. we shall see. we did get initial reaction to the news that the vote has been postponed from tonight. that came from a democrat, donald norcross, who sponsored the event here in camden county today. he said that it was welcomed news but that the battle for health-care is far from over. i'm in collingswood, john rawlins, "channel 6 action news." brian? >> all right, john. thank you and of course, our coverage on the vote continues on 6abc.com. we'll follow all the developments and alert of you any change minneapolis we're keeping a changes. we've got link to the analysis of that bill from the congressional budget office. police in israel today arrested a teenage sper his father in connection to a string of bomb threats targeting jewish community centers all across our area and across the u.s. after an international manhunt, they now have the 19-year-old jewish man -- you see him walking into court here today -- and his father in custody. police are not releasing their names but both men face the same charges. the teen is a dual citizen of the u.s. and israel. they described him as a hacker but said his motives were still unclear. that's him there covering his face. the suspect allegedly used sophisticated technology to hide the origin of his phone calls and camouflage his voice. nationwide, there have been more than 150 bomb threats to synagogues and community buildings since january. police believe this teen also carried out fake bomb threats in new zealand and australia. so how was he caught? well, israel's cyberattack unit says it developed specific technology to track him down, but today they wouldn't elaborate on those details. the teenage suspect's lawyer says his client does not have a viminal record and suffers from serious medical problems. he will remain in custody until at least march 30th. meanwhile, praise from the jewish federation today for making the arrests adding it was heartbreaking to learn that a jewish man is a prime suspect. brian? >> all right, alicia. isis is claiming responsibility for that deadly terror attack in london yesterday. it was carried out by a 53-year-old native of england. police say khalid masoon plowed his car into pedestrians on the westminster bridge and stabbed a police officer to death outside parliament before he was killed by police. british prime minister theresa may spoke about the attack during a sweeping speech today. >> a terrorist came to the place where people of all nationalities and cultures gather to celebrate what it means to be free, and he took out his rage indiscriminately against innocent men, women and children. >> two of the people caught up in masood's rampage were an american couple from utah. kurt cochran was among the three people killed and his wife, melissa, was among the dozens injured. >> a woman was badly injured in a police chase that led to a crash this morning in allentown. it happened along fillmore and priscilla streets. a bmw driver was fleeing police when he crashed into sale ver suv causing visitcal injuries to the female passenger. the suggestion spet then difficulted his car but was caught nearby. hear from stunned neighbors who witnessed it all. that's coming up in a live report at 4:30. brisk was beautiful out there today. we like that as we get a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> could be a little warmer. we'll head outside to meteorologist adam joseph. it still looks pretty at this hour. >> that sunshine is out. not a cloud in the sky. the winds have relaxed. but this chill continues to linger. but we're going to push it out here at the end of the week. let's take a look at the numbers right now. we're sitting at 43 in philadelphia. but it's 58, cincinnati. raleigh, 55. the 60s in atlanta. and notice between st. louis and memphis, we go from the 50s to the 70s, and that is a warm front that is moving in our direction to warm us up here starting tomorrow. stormtracker 6 live double scan, there's the front. not a lot of the precipitation with it between chicago, st. louis, cincinnati and nashville. it's going to be some time before it starts to push through our region. and it will bump into some colder air early tomorrow morning. but there's a winter weather advisory for freezing rain up in the poconos, monroe county, 8:0g through 1:00 p.m. saturday afternoon. but for most of us we're looking a morning shower north andest of philadelphia. most areas will stay dry. that brief mixing in the lehigh valley. light icing in the poconos. behind it temps go into the 50s with sun returning friday afternoon. alicia, when i come back, we'll talk about 70s to start this weekend and then a big cooldown the second half. >> i like the sound of the 70s, adam. thank you. brought in more money than expected. the city's preliminary numbers showed department collect $6.4 million for february sales. so far, the tax has brought in more than 12 million of the $91 million goal for the year. opposition remains stiff with boths. heco and coca-cola now distributing smaller sized products in the city. all right. let's get a first look at the "action news" traffic report. >> let's get people home tonight. matt pellman in the traffic center with a look the at commute. >> uh-oh. >> and what do you say we send them away schuylkill expressway? major issues at this hour that just cropped up about 15 minutes ago. you can see what's going on. a major vehicle fire, brian and alicia here in the westbound lanes between montgomery drive and the roosevelt boulevard, route 1. just about five minutes ago, this vehicle was fully engulfed in flames but the fire crews arrived on the scene. new all you see is smoke. they've been spraying water and chemicals on that fire. two lanes are out of commission here on the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway and fairmount park as they continue to spray water on that vehicle fire. again, westbound between montgomery drive and roosevelt boulevard. police are also on the scene. now, westbound traffic is getting by in those two left lanes, but doing so very slowly. so we're already parked coming away from gerard out to that scene approaching the boulevard. coming out of town this afternoon, no question, you want to stick with the river drive, not the westbound schuylkill and of course, we'll keep you updated. by lower merion high school, there's a crash at church road. also a crash in delco that's brock pling the northbound lanes as you come away from the shoppes at brinton lake. and in berks county, there's police activity. i think 222 although it has some slow patches would be 8 ber bet. -- a better bet. up in bucks county, doylestown township, watch out, object on the road along 202 northbound as you approach main street. we'll check it all in the next half-hour. >> thanks, matt. still ahead on "action news," people in delaware are being warned that their personal information may be in the hands of hackers. find out how the breach is linked to the labor department. >> plus putting family first. a restaurant in the poconos is offering an extra incentive for diners to do just that we'll explain what they call it next. a day of rage could can be putting a lot of personal information at risk. people using the delaware department of labor's system to look for new jobs to check their accounts, and a state uses a company called america's job link, which was recently hacked. the breach involves names, social security numbers, and dates of birth. other states are also impacted by this. delaware is the only one in our area. to wall street on had thursday afternoon. the markets reacting negatively to word that the health-care vote is delayed in washington. dow falling five pints. s&p 500 down 2 1/2 points on the day. well, today philadelphia's recordbreaking tower, 500 walnut, was topped off. it was a major construction milestone for that project. to mark the occasion, they held a ceremony and a luncheon for guests that included a revolutionary style band. the 26-story development will open to residents this summer. it has already sold two-thirds of his its units including a penthouse which sold for nearly $18 million. that is a new record for the city. >> i'd love a look inside that. a restaurant in the poconos wants families to unplug their devices and recharge their relationsships. they're offering a 10% discount to anyone who puts their phone away. they even offer a special basket next to the dinner specials. the sign reads, "this is family charging time. leave your phone in the basket." customers seem to love the idea. >> great. we need more one-on-one with people. there's too much technology. people don't talk to people anymore. there's no interaction with people. it's good. >> i think it's cool, because we can talk to our family instead of like on our knowns and, like, texting people. >> yeah. only families of four or more are eligible for the discount. it's become a symbol of gender equality. now there's growing support to keep the fearless girl statue on wall street. new york city has already granted a permit to keep up that statue in april 2nd. a petition to make it a permanent fixture is gaining more support every day. critics say the statue is a pr stunt for the company behind it. the nfl is hoping a few changes to the game will draw in more viewers. fans have long complained about the pace of play, stoppage time, and commercial breaks. well, commissioner roger goodal is hoping to ref things up. he's proposing a game clock and a standardized halftime play. fans aren't likely to see fewer commercials, of course. the television networks generate major income from those ads. team owners will vote on the changes during meetings that start on sunday. time now for a check of the accuweather forecast on this sunny but chilly afternoon. >> yeah. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the details in the full accuweather forecast. hey, adam. >> some people may say it's crisp. it's beautiful out there. despite that there is that chill in the air. and it is a beautiful shot here from sky6 live in cape may, new jersey. no one taking a stroll on the sand. and this vantage point, but a reminder that we're only two months away from memorial day weekend. as we take a look at the numbers, 43, allentown, 42 in reading. lower 40s along i-95. even down to the south, millville, 42. but right along the shore, a bit of a wind off the water and it's only in the upper 30s for cape may as well as beach haven. as we look at satellite and radar, that high pressure, that was to our west yesterday. that also supplied the sun and a strong wind is closer by now. and that's relaxing the winds. and keeping that sunshine. we're starting to see clouds increasing from the west. and they'll continue to move in and kind of drift over us late tonight. in fact, those clouds will be on the increase. but those temps do drop prior to the clouds coming in. so we are looking at 20s in most of those northwestern suburbs. even trenton, mill wim, and dover in the upper 20s and below freezing for wilmington and at freezing for philadelphia as well as cape may. warm front starts to arrive early tomorrow morning. and you can see some of that blue as well as some of that purple on the radar here, future radar, some wet. ♪flakes, freezing rain where we do have those freezing advisories. but as this starts to arrive you get maybe a quick little mix here around lehigh valley or reading, maybe some sleet pellets or wet snowflakes but by the time it reaches philadelphia, that precipitation falls apart so it's just cloudy here in the city all points to the south. this is lunchtime tomorrow. and then by 5:00 in the afternoon, a drastic improvement as that front lifts to the north and the sun takes over the second half of the day on friday. and with the return of sunshine here, we'll struggle this the morning, 30s going to near 42, 45 degrees around lunchtime. but after that, when the sun smarts to break back out, those temperatures sky-rocket into the lower in the middle 50s. so a beautiful way to end the week tomorrow afternoon. and as we take a look the 4day at four forecast here, 55 is the actual high tomorrow with that morning shower. again, may mix with a little bit of sleet or freezing rain. lehigh valley to the north. most areas don't even see a shower tomorrow morning south of philadelphia. late sun and then it's warm, cooler at the shore, though. 74 inland, saturday. only 50s at the shore. and then a cool breeze settles in on sunday. some drizzle. 53 for a high and damp and cloudy monday, up to 63 degrees. so a big difference from saturday to sunday. we'll have that seven-today in the next half-hour. >> adam, thanks so much. we have breaking news right now. matt pellman, what was a lot of smoke is now this. chopper 6 flying live offer the schuylkill expressway -- over schuylkill expressway. you can see that bus. apparently caught on fire. one driver on board. no one else that driver wasen unhurt -- unhurt but this is causing major traffic dift right as we approach the 5:00 rush this evening. but again a bus fire on the westbound lane of the schuylkill expressway. one driver unhurt but lots of traffic to deal with right there. still ahead on "action news," philadelphia gets ready to celebrate the 100th birthday of an iconic part of town. we'll have details coming up. plus a colorado family is forced to get a dna test for their dog to prove he's not a dangerous, exotic animal. we'll explain the unusual situation. and one bride is on a desperate search for her wedding gown after her husband accidentally donated it. the post-nuptial oops and how they're hoping they can save the hairloom and the marriage. just kidding. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times 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for 11 postal workers. they were all smiles as they were honored with the 100 million award. each employee has worked at least 30 years on a foot route without an accident. the postal strict uses a pedometer to come up with that calculation. congratulations. today hundreds of people turned out for the march of dimes 24th annual transportation building and construction awards luncheon. the event is a pennsylvania convention center honors the leaders in the transportation, building anden construction industries. the event was expected to raise nearly $600,000. money that will be used to help support prenatal wellness programs. and if you've ever been a pet owner, you know it can be very expensive. that's why this new low-cost veterinary clin sick a welcome addition to philadelphia. it has a mission of making animal care more affordable. the emansa pet clinic on the 500 block of adams avenue in long crest is the nonprofit's first location if our area. it offers a variety of treatments, vaccines and monthly flea prevention. >> good stuff. much more ahead in the next half-hour including a live update on a chaotic chain of events in allentown that sent one man to jail and a woman to the hospital. plus -- i'm nydia han. it's time to take a good look at your homeowners insurance. there's some new quirky things that might be covered that could save you a lot of the money. details coming up in "what's the deal?." i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. hello again. 4le 30 now. and "action news" continues with new details about a head-on crash that killed a new jersey state trooper last year. what we now know about the doctor behind the wheel. plus -- she saved herself with de vice for diabetes. getting free from an alleged kidnapper using an insulin pen. and now the man accused of putting that nursing student in her own trunk is trapped in a different way. behind blares. and you can call this a donation disaster. a north carolina woman is pleading for help after her husband accidentally gave her wedding dress to good will. and how this happened coming up. but we begin with breaking news in that traffic mess on the schuylkill expressway this afternoon. this is the cause of it. chopper 6 flying live now over the westbound lanes. moments ago, we saw this and it was a lot of smoke. but now the extent of that fire very clear. that was a bus. that's the charred out remains of a bus now off to the side of the road. but look at the cause. or rather the effect of this, that massive traffic backup as we head into the 5:00 rush hour this evening. there was a driver on board that bus. that driver, we're told, is just fine. no one else was onboard. that's the good news. but obviously, very significant fire doing a lot of damage to that bus and a lot of the damage to the evening commute tonight. now to the latest on a crash that kit klee injured a woman and sent a driver to jail in the lehigh valley. this is where a police chase both ended and began in allentown this morning as "action news" reporter gray hall found out. officers were trying to stop the driver of the car underneath that silver suv when he crashed and then took off again. gray's live at the scene with more on this very chaotic chain of events. gray? >> reporter: well, lisa, this all started with a simple call to police about a man passed out inside of his car. when it was all over, an innocent woman was trapped inside of her vehicle and concerned residents were left asking, why did this happen in our neighborhood? chopper 6 was above a wild and chaotic scene in allentown thursday morning. the mangled metal is a result of an early morning crash along fill and priscilla streets. from the ground you get a better idea of just how dangerous this wreck was. >> first thing i was thinking, i hope everybody's all right. >> reporter: police said it started a little bit 8:00 when they got a call for a welfare check. they found a man passed out at the wheel. an officer tapped on the window and the man sped off losing the officer before police could catch up with the car, the driver had slammed into this silver suv trapping a woman passenger inside. >> couldn't really see her until they actually took her out, but she was conscious, but she was slowly moving. so she was hurt pretty bad. >> reporter: a man driving that s.u.v. only had minor injuries. neighbors who heard the commotion came out of their homes to the frightened scene. some of them shared these images with "action news." police say it didn't end at the crash site. they say the suspect ran away from the scene and yet again was able to lose the pursuing officers. it appears the suspect was on the run because he had several outstanding warrants, including dui. investigators set up a perimeter and were eventually able to arrest him. >> it was scary. every single one of the airbags was deployed, and i couldn't -- i couldn't believe anybody came out of that alive. >> reporter: and back out live, we can tell you police tell us that victim is expected to survive. no officers were injured. coming up tonight on "action news at 6", we'll tell you what witnesses say they saw police pulling from that suspect's car, and we'll tell you police response to that. live in allentown, gray gray, "channel 6 action news." alicia? >> thank you. a south jersey doctor who killed a young state trooper in a head-on crash last fees was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. that's according to the autopsy for 61-year-old lloyd ruddily. both ruddily and 31-year-old frank eye williams were killed when ruddily'sit to crossed over the median on route 55 in millville. friends say ruddily had diabetes but the autopsy did not mention a -- lawyers for graham spanier declined to present evidence in his defense today. they arged that how he handled the 2001 complaint about jerry sandusky showering with a boy in the team locker room involved quote judgment calls and was not criminal. prosecutors say spanier's decision not to call police about that was aimed at preserving the school's reputation and his own at the expense of children. the jury was expected to start deliberating this afternoon. philadelphia police are looking for an armed robber holding up businesses throughout the city's chestnut hill and west oak lane sections. detectives released surveillance video from two of the three robberies. on tuesday afternoon, the robber pulled a knife on an employee at the metro pcs on stenton avenue but he didn't get away with cash. on wednesday, the same suspect held up a different metro pcs on ogontz avenue. that tame he got away with $120. he's also accused of trying to rob a gateway cleaners on germantown avenue last saturday. if you recognize him, contact police. meteorologist adam joseph joining us now. you promised a lot of sun today, and you delivered. >> sometime? >> sometime. >> sun tine? >> sunshine. >> yes. >> we don't want to get it wrong because it's beautiful out there. a little on the chilly side as we take a look at the temperatures right now. 43 in center city, just a few high clouds above some of the buildings there. the dew point still very low at 6 degrees. that bone-dry arctic air in place. winds southwesterly at 10 miles an hour. as we take a look at the month of march, a lot of the blue on the board here with days below normal. any day in red, that was a day with an afternoon high above normal. and so far the month running around 2 1/2 degrees below average. we have one or so week left, and with that being said, we're going to school here. what was the last month where philadelphia had temperatures below average for the entire month? okay, was it march 2015? do you have to go back to may 2016? or is it this past november of 2016? twet me your -- tweet me your best guess and person who gets it right will get a shout-out on the air. it's a tough one. >> it is a tough one. >> okay. >> put your thinking cap on. you too. >> thanks. a bus route that goes to the biggest tourist attraction is running again. the philly flash celebrated opening day with free rides for everyone. the loop includes 22 stops from the delaware river waterfront to fairmount park. tickets normally cost $2 per ride or 5 bucks for an all-day pass. the service is operated by the independence visitors center corporation. police in south jersey are look for two fast-talking women who they say are targeting unsuspecting cashiers in search of cash. "action news" anchor rick williams live in the newsroom with details on this one. hi, rick. >> hey, brian. thank you. >> fast talkers is right. they found a way to confuse these cash years to steal thousands of dollars. this is who police are looking for. according to officials they're targeting a specific set of stores in the garden state. "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist will have more on the investigation coming up tonight at 5:00. also coming up tonight, an unassuming fromal former "dancing with the stars" is getting a lot of attention today. howe a wish of good luck got the twitter bursts to explode with reaction. those stories and more when we see you in just a little bit on "action news at 5." see you later. >> all right, rick. see you soon. middle school girls from camden got a lesson in honor of women's history month. they heard from women in leadership roles during an event at the puerto rican arts center. the school founder and board chair, gloria bonilla santiago, spoke to the girls about believing in hemselfs and following their dreams. why would anyone call a video of someone cutting a cake or slicing tomatoes the most distressing thing they've ever seen? stay tuned. all right. plus -- does this look like the face of an exotic, illegal animal? one colorado city thought so, and it took a dog's family a month and a dna test to prove otherwise. and -- it's a story that will have you saying it's a good thing they're already married. how a north carolina woman's husband accidentally donated her wedding dress. the senate's top democrat says he will oppose president trump's supreme court nominee. chuck schumer dealt a critical blow to judge neil gorsuch's confirmation process bial filibuster. senator bob casey also announced his serious concerns about the judge's past opinions. the white house called the developments truly disappointing. police in alabama say this is a man who kidnapped a nursing student and stuffed her in her own truck. 28-year-old manuel ali towns is accused of abducting britney digs at random earlier this month. digs says she was forced into her trunk after driving towns to several atms. she was able to escape using the light from her insulin pen to find the release latch in her trunk. towns who had just been released from prison is now facing kidnapping and robbery charges. a dog in colorado was allowed to go home after more than a month in quarantine, thanks to a dna test. it is illegal to have a wolf hybrid as a pet in aurora. animal control officers thought that this one, capone, was part wolf. when i appeared to b be aggresse after running off the family's property. a dna test proved that he was all dog. no wolf in this one. the family says they are grateful to have their pet back. >> he's been away forever, feels like, and i'm just so happy finally they realize he's a good dog and he's not a wolf and so he gets to colhome. >> before letting capone go home, the family agreed to build a six-foot fence around their yard. until that's done, capone must be confined had the house. just remember those vows, for better or for worse. a husband had north carolina accidently donated his wife's wedding dress. yeah. ouch. and now she's frantically trying to find it. here's how the story goes. hoping to keep it in the family, natalie gel bert puts her gown in a bag to get it cleaned and preserved. well, hubby mistakenly thinks the bag is for charity and drops it off. >> i said, babe, where's my dress at? i'm ready to tyke it to david's bridal. he lost the color this his face. he looked panicked. >> so they contacted the store, but the dress was no longer there. an employee told them it was sold over the weekend for 20 or 25 bucks. >> it's a pure accident, but it would mean the world to me if somebody would like to give it back or let me buy it back off of them. it's just heartbreaking. le. >> she'll give them the money. her facebook plea has been shared thousands of times. one more thing. she's still making payments on that dress. if you were born between 1982 and 2002, you're technically a millennial. there's a new school teaching you and your why peers how to be a broken-up. it's called the adulting school. it assures folks of this generation that, yes, you are smart and capable, but somehow your education just didn't provide you with all the skills you need. i'm quoting the website here. this is not my opinion. they have classes on everything from financial basics to make it and fix it skills. they have webinars and blogs and assemblies all aimed attic maaing you your best adult ever. and you do not have to be a millennial. they apparently take hopeful grown-ups of all ages. age at this school. finally do you consider yourself particularly? someone who likes things a certain way and gets upended when there's disorder or chaos? well, maybe turn away as we show you a viral video being called the most unsatisfying video in the world ever made. to the dismay of anyone who considers themselves type "a," there is a cake that's getting cut all kinds of cook eyed ways here. oh, come on. other fails included tomato that stand nos chance in its sloppy, smushy slicing. six minutes of messes at the hands of someone named looks on wonder who many are calling a dark soul. no straight lines in this video. just all jagged edges. at one point, they mix skittles and m&ms in the same bowl. people are freaking out about this. it's basically driving everyone nuts or at least anyone who likes their ducks in a row or their hard-boiled eggs peeled just so. this one gets me. there's also a very weird moment where they rub raw onions on their hands. but people who are type "a" are freaking out over this, brian. >> understandablably. the egg i understand. >> oh, the cake! >> gets me in a nutshell. let's get another check on roadways. matt pellman standing by. big mess on the schuylkill right now. >> yeah, if you turned away to not see that story, stay turned away because this is not satisfying to look at either. it's an awful bus fire, brian. westbound 76 between montgomery drive and the roosevelt boulevard, route 1, still the same situation as the last half-hour in that. the two right lanes are blocked, two left lanes open to westbound drivers but we are seeing less of that bus now after the fire ravaged it. you can see the fire crews are still conthe scene. police are there as well. and it's just really a mess here in fairmount park on the westbound side of the schuylkill, which now is jammed solid from university avenue out to that scene around montgomery drive. so the delay is spilling back here on to the westbound side of the vine expressway, which is also now a parking lot coming away from 95 out to 76, the schuylkill expressway. philly you're coming out of town this afternoon or you know someone coming out of the town this afternoon, tell them not to get on the highways. use the river drive, the mlk or roads like ridge avenue or lancaster avenue. westbound schuylkill and westbound vine are an absolute mess. we're also watching this problem. it's a broken-down vehicle on the platt bridge westbound headed toward the airport. you can see it here taking out the right lane, jammed coming off 26th street. had a crash in abington township, clearing now. and in delco, by wawa, still really slow on the northbound side of the baltimore park because of an accident there. we'll check it again. brian and alicia, coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right, matt. see you then. thank you. meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the exclusive seven-day forecast and today's trivia question next. all right. meteorologist adam joseph joining us now. i usually have a gut feeling when it comes to your questions today. i have no clue. >> i have a feeling. >> you do? >> i think so. >> it can be one of two. >> okay. >> one is very close to the other. >> remind people of the question. >> all right. here it is. so here is the question. when was the last month where philadelphia experienced below-average temperatures? this particular month we're running 2.5 or 7 degrees below normal. when was the last time temps ran below normal? was that march of 2017, may of last year or november of last year? >> i'm going with "b." >> okay. >> i think it's. >> okay. >> uh-hmm. all right, all right. we'll go with "a." >> okay. okay. >> okay. >> alicia was right. brian, you weren't far off. >> thank you. >> last may -- >> oh, good! >> temperatures ran .6 degrees below norm app. not by much. >> it was a rainy, cold may. >> because 22 of the last 23 months have been above average. so you have to go back to march of 2015 to find the next month. that long ago. >> we're both -- >> you're both kind of right. >> so is richy. richy van dine got it right as well on my twitter page. so thank you for playing. but, yeah, it's been pretty wrrk remarkable. almost two years in a row with the exception of this month's and may of last year, temperatures have been running above average every single month. 43 in allentown. freer in wilmington -- 44 in wilmington. a little on the bizarre side especially after three months in the season of winter this particular year, with temperatures running above average. but as you can see, there is a change coming in, for the warmer. is a warm front from the ohio valley. na will bring clouds in here overnight tonight after a clear start to the night. 24 degrees in the suburbs. 32 degrees for center city with those winds switching to the south-southwest 3 to 6 miles an hour. as the clouds come in and those temperatures drop prior to it, it will be cold enough at the onset of a little bit of that precipitation with the front especially far to the north andest, of philadelphia. 11:00 tomorrow morning, allentown up into the poconos, there could be some mixing issues in the form of some sleet or brief freezing rain, but it's not going to last long. and the majority of our area will not even see a shower here tomorrow morning. and then by the afternoon, everyone clears out, even the poconos. the front lifts to the north. the sunshine starts to peek back out. and those temperatures jump back up to normal around here, of 55 degrees. so a brief shower or a mixed ice pellet or some freezing rain far north and west. afternoon sun. and then this front starts to collapse down, but not far enough through our region that saturday we squeeze out a day of 18 degrees above average with a lot of high clouds, 74, philadelphia. but only 59 at the shore. and then this high comes down, brings the front back to the south and really pulls those temperatures backwards here the second half of the weekend. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 55 tomorrow with late sun returning. after some morning clouds. warm cooler at the shore, though, on saturday. sunday, a cool breeze, 53 and some drizzle around, especially towards the poconos and the lehigh valley. this is sunday at 11:30 in the morning. and then we'll start to move the temp back up but the clouds hang around monday into tuesday. both days damp with on and off showers. temperatures in the lower 60s. some sun breaking back out wednesday. and then it's bright again thursday and beautiful, a high of 58 degrees. so saturday is the day to be outdoors. and then those big changes coming on sunday in yeah. >> book-end forecast. >> by the time march gets it together, it will be april. >> that it will. coming up, if you haven't reviewed your homeowners insurance lately you run the risk of leaving money on table. we run down the options you should be looking at next. most people don't think about their homeowners insurance until disaster strikes. but that's a mistake. here's our nydia han to explain. you haven't reviewed your home insurance lately you might be leaving money on table. there is some new twists to homeowners insurance that can provide better coverage and save you money. the galleyianos are looking for a house to buy. they know a lot of the their savings will be tied up in it. so they worry about protecting their home and their money. >> your home is your biggest investment. >> you really just want to make sure that you're prepared for the unexpected, things that can happen. fires and nudes and -- floods and trees coming down in your pool. >> reporter: most people know certain problems like a tree falling on your house are covered by home insurance. what you may not know, a lot of the quirky events may also be covered. for instance, your homeowners insurance may cover damage from a drone. and you could get as much as $5,000 in insurance money if vandals damage a family headstone. if your dog damages his property or bites someone, it might depend on the breed, but that could be covered too. also, be aware your property is likely to be covered even when it's not in your home. for instance, if it's in a child's dorm room or in your car. >> run caution. many people pay for smaller losses themselves because they're worried that their premium also go up. they make a claim. but according to a survey of our readers, that doesn't happen all the tile. >> reporter: of the respondents whose claim was less than $5,000, more than half did not see a premium increase. so you might consider filing for smaller losses like minor roof or tree damage. but keep in mind each policy is unique. so it can be difficult to predict if your premium will stay the same after a claim. and making too many claims in a short time may cause your insurance company not to renew your policy. one more thing to be aware of, if you need flood insurance, you'll probably need to get a separate policy. i'm nydia han, "channel 6 action news." and finally at 4:00 today, it is no secret that former vice president joe biden is an internet darling, but he may have met his match in the form of another biden. >> meet biden the puppy. >> aw. >> an adorable meet-and-greet yesterday. and the moment went instantly viral, just in time for national puppy day. now, the 4-month-old golden retriever's over said she brought pudgy biden to washington hoping to meet human biden. the former vice president actually spotted the dog during his speech and pointed him out to staff. within minute it's both biden were showering one another with affection. it appears joe biden may have a new bff. >> that's cute. >> cute shot. >> got a little kit in there. and that will do it for "action news at 4". for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli, and adam joseph, i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie and ducis rodgers every night for a full hour of "action news at 10:00" on phl17. if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. the search is on for two women targeting unsuspecting cashiers in new jersey. officials say these suspects teamed up to steal thousands of dollars from a chain of stores. tonight, police want your help tracking them down. thursday night, monica's off. alicia vitarelli is joining us. and the big story on "action news" is the investigation into a string of robberies at burlington coat factory stores. >> sarah bloomquist is live with the story. sarah? >> reporter: police here in south jersey say this duo has been caught on surveillance video three times in the past few months carrying out the scam. investigators can't figure out exactly what they're doing other than confusing the cashiers. only later is the theft discovered. march 4th, marlton, new jersey. march 3rd, deptford, new jersey. december 11th, brick, new jersey. three times these two women have been captured by surveillance cameras at burlington coat factory stores. most recently at this location in the marlton crossing shopping center in marlton, new jersey. police say they're pulling off a well-rehearsed scam. >> oh, definitely. this is a well-prepared, well-practiced plan. they have it down. they work together. he had did it perfectly. >> reporter: this grainy surveillance video from the marlton store shows the women in action. police say they came to the cash register and purchased hundreds of dollars in merchandise including a number of men's suits, only to immediately return the suits. cash is counted. cash is

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