northwest 4th street. lets start with david henry live in pennsburg where stone's body was found. >> reporter: yes, we are at the area where the body was found, we were here when searchers converged on the street, you can see the police down there, where the body was located and when they didn't find the body, they suspected he might have killed himself and the only question is where. >> police from multiple agencies raced to the block of ford street, and searchers found the body they believe to be bradley stone along a stream bed, and he lived on the unit block of 4th street, and 4th street picks up on the other side of the stream, than is the block where the body was found. despite a false lead that took them to doylestown, police feel he may not have gone far because

they found his car and cell phone near his home in pennsburg, an s.w.a.t. team broke into his home last night with a battering ram during a siege that lasted most of the day. tactical units and s.w.a.t. teams assembled in pennsburg, and started a methodical search at stone's house and went through every nook and cranny and used a k-9 dog to find a scent. neighbors were unnerved but many felt safer with the police presence. >> feel safe and things are happening for the right reasons, i will welcome them to come in and the apartment up top there are three accesses, i would like them to come through and make sure nobody is there.

there was obviously nobody there because the the end of the block in the woods was the body of the man they were searched for for days. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you david. here is a live look now at the montgomery county emergency management center in eagleville where investigators are about to give us an update. we'll bring you an update live as soon as they dot he will have full reports coming up. >> we'll have more coverage still ahead tonight, investigative reporter has more on what a frnd of bradley stone says about him. and ali gorman has more on the search, and nora muchanic has more on the neighborhoods reeling from this tragedy, and in the meantime we are covering all these angles at 6abc.com. we are bringing you live updates as they happen. keep checking back there at

6abc.com for updates. it's time for a check of the accuweather forecast, a big difference from yesterday. >> lets get over to monica malpass live in for adam joseph, we have rain falling melissa? >> that is right we have the rain showers overhead now and it started early, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you a heavy batch of moisture moving over south jersey and some precipitation north and west and we'll go in tighter to these areas in south jersey and areas in dover as well. south of hammonton along route 40 close to mays landing and millville and pressing into fortescue and into sea isle city and cape may. and west of town a pocket of rain, near that was the heaviest batch moving through and areas of showers on the way.

less than a quarter inch of precipitation ending by midnight and temperatures will be above the freezing mark, well above that, we are not expecting a freeze up but it will freeze later on this week, we'll talk about that in the full accuweather forecast. police in delaware county are trying to track down dozens of people but were having a hard time finding them. that is when they came up with a different approach, having them come to them instead. police set up an elaborate sting to lure these people straight to them. >> that is right, the sting operation came here no lancaster avenue in wayne, these people wanted on warrants came here wanted for unclaimed funds, there was even a sign on the door, but there was no money waiting for them. police were waiting for them with handcuffs to take them into custody.

this is police body cam video of a woman named kristin silk being taken into police custody on an open warrant, police say she was wanted for a dui, and they figured out a way to get her and a handful of other people with warrants to come to them. they opened up a store front. the bureau of unclaimed funds and sent letters to 46 people, telling them their unclaimed money was waiting, a lot of money thousands of dollars, just come to that address. >> it was based on greed, that they were getting a significant amount of money back to them from a fictitious bureau we made up for the operation itself. >> reporter: once inside they went into a room where the officers were waiting to place them in handcuffs. eight people took the bait, some

were wanted for crimes and others for unpaid crimes. >> all were taken into custody without incident and they were taken in front of the judge. >> this was a joint effort, and some of them take and into custody paid their fines on the spot, others were working their way through the judicial system. the forefront is now gone replaced by a legitimate business. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." a christmas tree caused a fire that ripped through a home in upper darby this morning. the action cam was on the 7100 block of rad born road, firefighters say that the flames were coming from a corner of the living room where the christmas tree was dry and plugged in, the deputy chief is reminding people they take care of their trees. >> if the public would just

water their tree every day and turn the lights off to the tree so the heat does not build up. >> the family that lives in the house had already left for the day but the crews rescued the family's two dogs. >> why you could see a bigger crowd as you hit the road for the holidays this year. plus a devastating terror attack on a school leaves several people dead, what we know about who is responsible and why they did it.

it is a day of mourning in pakistan, after a ferocious attack on a pakistani army run school that left more than 140 people dead, most of them school children, the taliban wearing uniforms stormed the school and explosions and gun fire erupted as they entered classrooms and

shot them one by one. they described it as a massacre. president obama condemned this attack and offered assistance to the terrorist shooting. john kerry could only describe the scene as gut wrenching. >> young children carried away in ambulances and a young teacher burned alive in front of the students and a house of teaching turned into a house of horror. >> the taliban claimed responsibility, this was in revenge for the pakistani operation against the islamic militants in the north. this is one of the worst attacks in pakistani history. >> thank you. three people are dead after a crash in northampton county, the car they were in went off the road and hit a tree in hanover township, it happened at 8:15 this morning. between sheiner'sville and

whiteville road. the victims are in their late teens and early 20s. >> the head of trump entertainment is pushing to keep the taj mahal open in 2015, the casino is set to shut down and bob griffin is asking billionaire carl icon to keep it open. this will keep it open to the first or second quarter, icahn will keep it open for the return of proposed tax breaks. to business now, it was another down day on wall street, the dow lost 112 points, and the nasdaq drop 57 and the s&p dropped 15. this could be the busiest year for holiday travel they have ever seen according to aaa. more than 50 million americans

will travel 50 miles from home. it will be an all-time high for aaa records that go back to 2001. the group says that low gas prigss a reason that more people could be hitting the road and speaking of travellers we got a new look at how much money airlines bring in thanks to checked baggage fees. u.s. airlines collected $260 billion for checked baggage. time for the "action news" traffic report, lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> as we head home along the highways, there are travel times breaking records, check out 295 southbound side, we are parked single digit speeds, coming down from 38 the whole way to the

black horse pike, a tractor trailer taking out two lanes, 75 minutes is the travel time to get south from 38 to the black horse pike. again single digit speeds, you don't want to get stuck on this mess, stay on the new jersey turnpike or stay local on 130 or kings highway or evesham road, it will take time because people are sitting and waiting and trying to get through this area this afternoon. some of them stuck here on 42, on 295, a gaper delay that is spilling back on this highway, you see the northbound jam on 241. and big problems on the pennsylvania turnpike, left lanes are shut down because of another crash at willow grove. there are a bunch of alternates, horsham road 63, pennsylvania turnpike closed from fort

washington. this is the schuylkill camera time had a crash on the eastbound side underneath 30th street station and it appears that that is out of the way. there we go a little bit of good news. grab the ipad for the commuter report this afternoon. speeds in bellmawr and haddon heights, 2 miles per hour on southbound 295, download the waze app for free and you can see if the alternates will get you stuck in a mess. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. new jersey's experiment with red light cameras has come to the end of the road, the five-year program ends at midnight tonight. it has been in two dozen communities, and they generated millions in fines, it resulted in federal lawsuits that caused millions in refunds. sony is dealing with a new threat from a group of hackers,

"action news" anchor, monica malpass is in the newsroom to expla explain. >> these hackers are responsible for establishing hundreds of private emails from sony executives, it forces them to apologize for comments they thought they were making privately, and a wanting for anyone trying to see the film, the interview. >> plus, a choir recognized around the world stops in our area to sing for sick children, we'll show you more of this special performance coming up tonight at 5:00. we'll have these stories and much more on "action news." >> thank you monica. up next, melissa is back the complete look at the accuweather forecast. >> it's one of the biggest hit movies, why is the director of frozen apologizing for it? we'll explain coming up.

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of the accuweather forecast. >> hi shirleen and brian, it's a wet start here on our tuesday. the showers popped up, here is stormtracker 6 live double scan, showing the area over the great lakes, with the frontal boundaries making their way eastward, we are tracking showers and we go in tighter on stormtracker 6 live double scan street level, from surf city all the way to areas in sea isle city, on westward into fortescue, and if are you traveling on route near millville swrerk showers, this is the heavier batch, it's pushing offshore and for the rest of the evening we are just left with a few more showers. despite the moisture overhead mild in philadelphia, 53 degrees, the average is 46 degrees. along the coast in beach haven,

47. the visibility showing you that there is a lot of low level moisture and we have the fog for most of the day, down to .8 in lancaster and in reading, low visibility. look at the pagoda camera, downtown berks county in reading, you can see the lights and it's hard to make out, because there is so much moisture in the atmosphere, conditions clear out into the overnight hours and into the day on wednesday, also happening tonight, at least at sun down, we are saying happy hanukkah, it begins at sun down at 4:37 this afternoon, we track the temperature at 49 degrees, future tracker 6 can you time out the evening and at 6:00 tonight it's mostly cloudy and a few spot showers around and less than a quarter inch of rainfall on the way for the afternoon and evening hours, after midnight

this passes to the east and we get into overnight tonight and throughout the day on wednesday. the call from accuweather for the rest of the tonight, we drop to 37 in allentown and lingering clouds clearing overnight and 43 for the overnight low in cape may. here is your four day at 4:00. clouds and sunshine and a high temperature of 52, as we get into thursday, high temperature is 44 and windchills in the 30s by then, friday it's brisk and chilly and saturday turning cloudy with a high temperature of 40 degrees, we are talking about watching the coast, and we have an update on that, we'll talk about those details in the accuweather forecast. good news. yes.weather forecast. >> christmas will be a little brighter this year for hundreds of kids in philadelphia, the salvation army roxborough corps is filled with toys, and gifts for children, parents helped to

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it is 4:30 and "action news" continues with the undercover sting that stung two philadelphia politicians, the what they can do about it. why one police officer is under arrest and another is in the hospital.

details on the deadly law enforcement love triangle in delaware county. but we'll begin now with breaking news on the massacre in montgomery county yesterday, the all out search for the military veteran accused of gunning down his ex-wife and six of her family members is officially over today. the body of bradley stone was found 200 yards from his pennsburg home at 2:30 this afternoon. he was hunched over and was wearing fatigued. they believe he used a sword to commit suicide. he is accused of killing his wife, nicole hill in their home and accused of killing his exsister-in-law and her husband and 16-year-old daughter and then murdered his ex-wife's

mother and grandmother. we are awaiting a news conference from the montgomery county district attorney, it could begin any moment and we'll bring it to you live just as soon as it does. though the search for bradley stone is over but the search for answers is beginning. both friends and acquaintances were left wondering how a former marine sergeant became an alleged killer. wendy saltzman is live. >> reporter: he was described as a decorated military reservist, he served a deployment to iraq two and a half months that is shorter than an average deployment. which is usually six months. >> this picture that hangs in the american legion depicts a

different picture of the man that went on a killing spree. >> the person i knew was not like that, he was always helping, it never led me to believe he would do something against the law. >> he said he sat at the bar and had beers with stone. >> he participated in everything, any time you needed help he was here. >> gilmore was stunned by yesterday's news and all those they never talked about their time in the service, gilmore says there was no indication that stone could be violence. >> one of the regular guys. >> i would describe him as a laid back guy, loving his family and loving his country. >> i know he went to -- >> we are cutting this story short as we go to the news lofrns. >> was actually found in the rear of the 1400 block of fourth street and it was a location that is approximately a half

mile from his home in pennsburg. i'll turn the podium over to tom nolan, chief nolan is the head of the tactical operation and he was leading the operation today as the body was found and rather than my trying to summarize for you what they found today, i'll let him step up and share it himself. chief? >> thank you. yesterday three s.w.a.t. teams from the county were called to three different locations in montgomery to landsdale, to souderton and pennsburg to search three locations, two of those were looking for the possible actor, initially, and a third location we were looking for brad stone in his house, and we searched his house and a neighboring house and a detached garage, he was not located at that time. other s.w.a.t. teams took up overnight and stationed themselves up there in case there were areas to search and this morning, all the s.w.a.t.

teams met back up in pennsburg and we went block by block with the state police and the marshall task force were assign an area to search. and district attorney ferman said sometime around 1:00, brad stone was located just off the wooded area about a half mile from his residence. thank you. >> believe he died of self-inflicted cutting wounds in the center part of his body. that is the information we have to share with you, rather than my trying to summarize the documents, i'll take your

questions. >> can you say when you discovered crime scenes related to one person and then -- >> it was a very fluid event, certainly as i talked to you about it yesterday. at 4:30 in the morning, the first call came in and then the second calls, as we started to make the connections with the victims of the first two locations, we realized we had family victims involved. and as law enforcement started to distill the information they had, we realized there could be some other targets, it was identify there had was a sister that nicole had, tricia flick, she lived nearby in souderton and chief suggested we do a well being check, at that point in time we had no information that anything happened in souderton but we wanted to check on the

well being of the family members, we went to that location and initially found tragically, trish an her husband, aaron, we backed out briefly and went back in and found the children. >> as i just indicated, we are waiting the coroner's autopsy report and final determination, but we believe he died of cutting wounds? >> was there a sword found at the scene? >> i believe there was a knife at the scene. >> a rough estimate on when, how soon after these acts he may have taken his own life, or how long you may have been laying there before you found him? >> anything i would say in response to that question is pure speculation, i would imagine the coroner can give us

that information of how long he was there. >> we don't have information about the timing, but from the injuries that anthony suffered, they were significant cutting injuries it appears to us they were defensive in nature and he was fighting off his attacker, how that event evolved and how things transpired we don't know. we hope he will be okay and able to share that with us. >> any indication like on the phone of what started off this course of events. >> we did not find information on that about his phone, as best we can tell the to individuals brad stone and nicole, had ongoing custody issues with the children and that was a protracted contentious set of disputes, and he made an effort

to get custody. i would say it's speculation, but from a timing perspective it seems to be related, just another event in their ongoing custody dispute. >> a former marine -- do you know if he was suffering from ptsd? >> we know he was a former marine, he was not to my knowledge diagnosed for ptsd, he was in treatment by supervision of the court for a dui. >> now this is to longer a criminal prosecution, can you tell us any evidence of how long he may have planned this or other evidence of additional people that may have been on the list like a diary, to perhaps kill? >> to be honest, in this point

of the investigation that was not fully flushed out. when you look at the number of locations and the number of people killed, clearly it was a premeditated killing and planned killing but in terms of how long that was thought out, we don't know that yet. >> it was early morning you went into the home, in souderton and you saw the bodies and backed out, at that time you knew it was brad stone but his picture was not released for several hours later? >> during the course of the early hours yesterday and through the morning and the afternoon, we were making efforts as chief nolan described to locate mr. stone and we had reason to believe during the course of the day that he was barricaded in different locations, so most of the day we were looking for him in these locations and we were methodically going through and thought he would be here, and when we got to the point in the

day when we realized he was not in any of those locations, we thought it was prudent to notify the public he could be on the loose. >> any documentation -- found by his body? >> no. >> were there any weapons found around his body when it was discovered? >> in terms of weapons, we found one firearm that was in nicole's home and there is another firearm that is missing right now, but it could be with his body, i do not believe his body has been completely moved, so i can't comment on everything found with him. >> in whose custody are the children right now? >> the chifrn are in protective custody and it will be the determination of the courts as to where they will go, but more importantly they are safe and secure. if i can relate, we have a

number of inquiries about the children and people that want to support the kids, and the souderton rotary has stepped up and agreed to quarterback that effort. chief leery who is here with us now, is the president of the rotary, while they don't have information now there will be a fund established to raise money and collect donations for the kids, certainly in the hopes we can do something for them this time of year, right before the holidays. >> can you tell us about the injuries to anthony? >> anthony's injuries are significant, cutting injuries to his hands and head. >> that he cut off three fingers? >> i believe that is accurate. >> how many died from gunshot wounds and how many died from cutting injuries?

>> i don't have the specific from the coroner causes of death but i can share with you, that patricia sustained gunshot wounds to her arm and head and aaron sustained gunshot wounds to his head and hands and nina, 14-year-old nina endured cutting injuries. nicole was shot multiple times, patricia hill sustained a gunshot wound, joanne gilbert sustained a gunshot wound as well as a cut to the neck and anthony's injuries were all cutting wounds to the hands and head. >> did you find any explanation whether video or written for these slayings or in video or writing explaining -- indicating

any remorse? >> no. >> nicoleent to the police recently? >> no. >> how did he get guns, he was being treated for post traumatic stress disorder, according to court records, would that disqualify him from purchasing a gun? >> i don't know about his treatment, he was getting some treatment from veterans court but i done foe if there was a legal prohibition to by fire arms, i know he had a firearm from sometime ago and i don't have information now as to when they were purchased. >> what kind of weapon was the one that was found? >> all the information is there, there is aberreta missing.

>> what is it like to have this happen in your backyard, in your community? >> we live here in a very peaceful community, we don't typically deal with events like this, and particularly this part of montgomery county, the northern western part of the community, it's quiet there are families, it's just really a wonderful family oriented community, so to have an event like this really shatter, the peace and tranquility of the community is very disturbing, i know that folks around souderton and landsdale and pennsburg will extremely distressed about this, it's not what they see, and i indicated earlier today the people in the community are wonderful throughout the course of this, no matter how upset or disturbed they were by this,

they were gracious to law enforcement and understood the efforts we were taking and stood together. we are talking with the school districts, in particular souderton school district where the children attended school, they are shattered by this and devastated but they are standing together and making sure that the kids, the families and school community has the kind of support that is needed for everyone to heal. >> from the outside so many people look at this horrible crime and try to understand why, from a personal -- have you lived it, is there a why here? is there a motive? something as to why this happened? how this could have happened? >> i think when it comes to why people do things, we can speculate as to why, i can look at the court filings and say he

wasn't getting his way and was not satisfied with that, there is no excuse, no valid explanation to snuff out these six innocent lives and hurt a child. it's a horrific tragedy our community has had to endure, we are all standing here today, we are numb for what we had to go through the last couple of days. >> can you talk more about -- >> not yet. >> how long he was in the house? >> not yet. >> you have been listening to district attorney ferman with the latest on this massacre in montgomery county, very, very sad what these people had to go through. brad stone was found about a half mile from his house in a wooded area and we have learned that he died due to cutting

wounds that were self-inflicted. >> we learned that he used an obviously fatal mix of weaponry and killing some with a sword or large knife and a gun. it appears to be that at this point. he was being supervised by a veterans court and confirm that this former soldier did not appear to have a confirmed case of ptsd. lots of questions here.

philadelphia's d.a. is announcing arrests of two more elected officials, michael waters and vanessa brown is charged with conflict of interest in a sting. d.a. seth williams says that both lawmakers admitted to

taking the cash, they took up the case after district attorney kathleen kane failed to take up the case saying the evidence was flawed. a traffic court judge was charged in october and two others were reported as targets of the sting but they have not yet been charged . two people accused of attacking a gay couple in philadelphia are going to court. they are accused of using gay clurs before attacking the couple. they say both parties played a role and sexual orienttation was not an issue. his rap sheet did not stand in the way of landing a job as a santa. norman burbank was sentenced to 12 years in prison to sexually

assaulting a boy. now kids are sitting on his lap and reading off their lists and it's not illegal. >> it's unsettling, but it was not a violation of texas law. >> that is because he is not on parole or probation and not prohibited for being with kids under the age of 17. if you are tired of hearing "let it go" and can't hold it back anymore. the director of frozen has one word, sorry. jennifer lee says when the movie came out. parents said they loved singing the song with their kids. disney of course is our parent company. >> i bet she is not really that sorry. >> not so sorry. >> but make it stop. make it stop. >> over and over.

lets bring in melissa magee with the accuweather forecast. the rain has moved in today. >> it has moved in and for the most part heavy showers are moving out. it's pretty dry and quiet across most of the delaware and lehigh valleys, as you move to the south and east, you have the light to moderate pocket of rainfall, and we go in tighter on street level, light to moderate rainfall from cape may and sea isle city. this is moving offshore and then some residual moisture. future tracker 6 shows it's mostly cloudy tonight and left over moisture and less than a quarter inch on the way for the rest of today. one we get into midnight the moisture is moving to the north and east and it's mostly cloudy and the clouds linger and we have clearing overnight into

wednesday. here is the setup, it's mild and breezy and winds from the west northwest. at 10 to 20 miles per hour. that moisture and the storm system lifts to the north northeast. we stap into a westerly wind and clouds arrive by then and windchills in the 30s on thursday even though the air temperature says 44, dress for temperatures in the 30s and high pressure in the great lakes, we slowly drift across the region and get closer to us thursday into friday, not bad but nothing terrible for this time of year. early showers and clouds linger and we jump down to 37 in the suburbs. here is the accuweather forecast. clouds and sunshine and up to 52, on thursday high of 44 and friday high of 43 and brisk and chilly and cloudy on saturday and a high of 40 and sunday morning light rain and maybe some snow showers north and west

and high temperature of 42. you can still find wet snow but you have to go north and west and primarily rain in the city this weekend guys. >> thank you.

philadelphia police say that a criminal posing as a trash inspector robbed and beat an elderly man, at par four lounge, the surveillance shows a man letting the suspect into the bar on monday afternoon. once inside the fake city worker punched the victim in the face before pulling out a knife and after robbing him the suspect handcuffed the elderly man to the register. and he was scared off when the victim started to scream. if you recognize this suspect

call northeast detectives. today two generations join together to kick off the eight day observance of hanukkah in east philadelphia -- >> traditional hymns are sung during the lighting of the menorah, preschoolers joined the festivities also known as the festival of lights, hanukkah begins at sunset. another batch of new toys were given to the u.s. marine corps today, they were donated from all over mercer county, they were picked up at the historic hunt house and they will be distributed to less fortunate children in the area. finally at 4:00, a guard dog is proving her worth by standing up to not just a normal predator. >> stella stared down a pineapple. >> stella --

>> stella's owner joleen uploaded the video after the dog barked at the fruit for several minutes in several locations and then stella nuzzled the pineapple after showing her it was not life-threatening and quite frankly delicious. >> it tastes good. that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and melissa magee, i'm brian taff. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next.

"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. a manhunt that lasted 24 nd hours now over. bradley stone accused of killing six people all with ties to his family took his own life. sources tell "action news" that he used a sword to kill himself. the big story on "action news" is the breaking story in

montgomery county. >> we are learning details about brad stone and the discovery of his body this afternoon. >> authorities found stone's body about 200 yards from his home in pennsburg, pennsylvania, it was found along a stream, he was dressed in sand colored camouflage clothing and wearing his name on the clothing as well. >> reporter ali gorman, has more on how people are coping but we begin with walter perez live in eaglesville. >> reporter: moments ago the montgomery county d.a., ferman, wrapped up her press conference. it was disturbing stuff, talking about how brad stone stabbed or shot his victims and some both. sources close to the investigation tell "action news" that stone used a sword,