story on "action news" tonight, a grim discovery at a camden recycling plant a worker found a fetus on the property. live on the 2200 block of mown ephraim, annie mccormick is live. what do you know there now. >> reporter: a disturbing discovery made by one of the employees here in camden the discovery of the dead fetus was made on a conveyer belt as the recycleables were being processed. you can see detectives out on the scene and an employee made the discovery at the end of the plant's first shift found the dead fetus on the conveyer belt when they were being processed. this goes to parts of camden county and parts of gloucester

county, and clients from parts of pennsylvania prosecutors cannot determine how old this fetus is and are waiting to determine the cause of death and then detectives can proceed with the next steps in the investigation, back out here live, can you see there live the piles of recycleables and the amounts they do receive, we are told by 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. there were drop-offs made and we have a list complied and given to detectives at the camden county prosecutors office, they do not know where the dead fetus did come from but at 1:00, 2:00 the drop-off was made. annie mccormick channel 6

"action news." a man has been arrested on sex charges after a 15-year-old girl reported finding a camera in a bathroom. chad pradelli is live at the minneapolis county prosecutors office in norristown, chad what are the details here? >> jim the details are disturbing but this much i can say, montgomery county authorities say that kevin reby installed a camera to record underage relatives and she found it and it turned into a sexual abuse case. >> kevin reby admitted to planting a camera in the bathroom of a family home. he uploaded the pictures to a computer he viewed later. a juvenile found the camera and reported it. >> we learned that during the course of time this man had

access to the teenage girl and earlier than teenage years there was sexual contact between them. >> the victim says the abuse began when she was just 8 or 9 and he would leave love letters for her to find and they were sexual in nature. >> this young lady kept things secret until he was arrested and then found the ability to speak up about what happened to her. >> in all they found 41 videos and after the hidden video was found, reby tried to delete them. >> reporter: and rebbie remains behind bars on $500,000 cash bail. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. nia parlor is back in

philadelphia to face murder charges prosecutors say she abandoned her disabled son in the cobb's creek woods to visit her boyfriend in virginia. he spent a week in the hospital for an undisclosed condition and is now in the custody of philadelphia police. residents of 50 houses are back in their homes tonight. a chemical smell forced the evacuation. they reported a strong chemical odor at 8:45 this morning, it was traced to a chlorine tank at mawa facility and four people were transported to the hospital for evaluation. police in radnor released video of a house burglar making his escape on the high speed

line. he broke into the house last friday and made off with a substantial hall. live at the scene is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist. >> reporter: jim this is the block where this bold break-in happened. the homeowner came upon the man inside of her house stealing her belonging and the suspect walked calmly down the block to the nearby septa station and once he board the train he was captured on surveillance cameras. this is him after coming face-to-face with the owner of the home he was burglarizing here on hawthorne lane in radnor township. neighbors saw the man prior to the break-in and thought he seemed suspicious. >> i got the feeling he didn't really belong here. the owner of the home a senior citizen came home and saw that one window pane was broken and opened the door and there was

the suspect with her suitcase filled with her belongings, he told her to come in side and stay quiet and she did not follow his directions and stayed outside. >> she got away from the door and called 911 and sought shelter at a neighbor's house. >> the robber pulled the suitcase with jewelry electronics and some cash inside. he drove toward upper darby. neighbors say he took a big risk breaking into a home here in broad daylight. >> this is very much a stay at home neighborhood. you have to be bold to break in around here during the day. >> tonight radnor township police are offering a $2500 reward for information leading to an arrestp convince --

conviction conviction. the suspect was not hit and the officer was not injured it happened on the 2800 block of malvern avenue the officer had just finished his shift and was walking his dog when this happened. the shots hit several parked cars and the suspect got away. state senator anthony williams accepted the nod from the black clergy of philadelphia and overbrook, but the decision was not as clear-cut as the endorsement would suggest. kinney won the endorsement of the executive commit. >> casinos are now hiring they are looking to boost their workforce ahead of the peak tourist season and more than 1400 jobs are now available. most are seasonable positions

that will end after the summer but there are openings for 350 full-time positions, 8,000 casino employees lost their jobs last year when the atlantic club and the showboat and revel and the trump plaza shut down. >> the philadelphia fire department was honored today for the participation with a joint program with the air force. the ceremony took place at the fire training academy this morning. it pairs soldiers with paramedics with emergency skills. it gives the soldiers extra experience in treating young people. coming up on "action news" tonight. there are hundreds of new bicycles rolling through philadelphia as the city launches its bike share program and one town in mercer county adds bullet proof protection to its services. >> it doesn't feel like april anymore, windchills dropped down to 30 we had freeze warnings

posted for tonight as temperatures fall to record lows. >> ducis rogers with the phillies series finale against the marlins tonight when "action news" continues.

good news here taking a spin around philadelphia got a whole lot easier the city's new bike share program called indigo was launched and michael nutter strapped on a helmet and when for a ride. there are 60 docking stations across the city and they plan to

expand to 2,000 bikes. and the members of town council may be the safest legislatures in america. nora muchanic explains. >> when mayor kathleen lewis and council members meet they are protected by ballistic armor it's called mccurdy's armor used by the military to protect against rockets or grenades. >> it could protect us against grenades or anything. the worst we get is a good yelling at. >> it used to be a courtroom and in case it was ever used as that again it had to update it. we were asked not to show where the armor is installed. >> we have no threats.

it's just an update of material that was there for 30-years. >> mccurdy's armor is produced by dynamic defense materials it demonstration shows its many uses for just a regular council meeting it promises protection. >> the manufacturer has been approached by civilians to build safe rooms with the ballistic materials but it's the first time it's used in this kind of setting. >> it's not our intention to be the first but to be safe. >> like the inden with the shooting at the board of -- in the poconos, they think it's money well spent. in lawrence i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." some young buck county residents took a stand against racism today and the youngsters

signed a pledge at the ymca in ben salem and took part in a poster contest. it has been teaching young people about diversity since 2007.

the 121st penn relays are off and running, franklin field was filled today for races for college women and high school girls and tomorrow college men and high school boys take to the track, 36 states and eight countries are competing that runs through saturday. the penn relays. phillies are also out on their track today and the result is -- >> not good. >> the last two days they scored a total of two runs and committed five errors during that span. are they off to a bad start or is it five-months in change. the finale of the three game

series, he smacks a two run single and goes 4 for 4 with 2 rbis and he is still a phillies killer and makes it 4-0, and pradocticed prado makes it 9-1. jeff skversky was there to watch it all. >> you name it it's going wrong for the phillies, the worst hitting team in baseball and the worst fielding team as well. how about 17 errors in just 16 games. >> we know we are a lot better, it's just a matter of showing it i think if you look around you know the win thing we have not done a good job and scored early in the game and our pitching staff feels like they have to be perfect now and you

look down and it's a 3-2 ball game. >> we are in games the firsthand pitching games and stuff we got to do and why the runner in scoring position and everything and follow-up on the plays. we'll be all right. >> baseball is hard to watch but a lot of empty seats just over 17,000 on hand the smallest crowd in the history of this ballpark and the smallest crowd since 2003 at the vet. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> baseball's relationship with pete rose appears to be thawing a bit. commissioner pete manfred will take part in some activities at the all-star game. he agreed to a lifetime ban in 1989 for betting on the team he was managing. the eagles restructured their

front office back in january and today we hear from a key figure ed manvits. getting the player with the fear of mortgaging the future. >> the more picks you have the more opportunities you have to get great player certainly if there is a great player up there and it makes sense from a compensation there we would like to make eight picks or more not less. >> the draft begins a week from today and we'll have two nights of draft specials here on 6 abc next thursday and friday following "action news" at 11:00. high school football practice can be tedious but not here attempt to punt a football. he made contact that is a look

at sports. cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast.

we have breaking news in south philadelphia, police are investigating a shooting at this hour reported at the 500 block of mifflin, police say a man was shot in the face and ran for help at a nearby store the victim was taken to nearby jefferson hospital and his condition is unknown and the gunman is at large. the big chill settling over the tri-state area here is

cecily tynan. >> near record cold tonight and then again tomorrow night. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing the showers we had earlier this evening, are beginning to break up and nothing more than a few sprinkles around and live on sky 6 the temple university camera showing plenty of cloud cover any sunshine from earlier today caused the instability clouds and once the sunsets the clouds will break up and temperatures take a nose dive, the accuweather highlights show it feels like winter and we have freeze concerns for tonight and tomorrow night. our high today a measly 52 degrees in philadelphia, that is 15 degrees below normal and that is the average high for the middle of march when technically we are still in winter it didn't feel like spring at all today and now the temperatures are dropping below freezing in our far north and west suburbs tonight and we have freeze warnings in affect for northern chester and upper buck county

and northern county and all areas north and west and these cold temperatures settle in farther to the south and east tomorrow, the freeze watch is posted for tomorrow night into southwest jersey and right now down to 47 in philadelphia and 45 in trenton and 52 in the boardwalk in atlantic city and saw in millville and 44 in reading and 43 in allentown and the poconos 36 degrees, satellite 6 along with action radar showing the reason why if you look to the north you see this swirling going on this is an upper level low and this is the vortex this is pulling down the winds from the northwest and that is a cold shot of air, that is why temperatures are really going to be falling fast tonight. brisk and cold and the record low for philadelphia 33 set back in 1930, will be 3 degrees, all of these temperatures 2 to 3 degrees, warmer than the record

lows, allentown 30 and lancaster the same and we have the freeze warnings in affect there and atlantic city 37 and toms river dropping down to 33 degrees, you get the kids ready for the bus stop tomorrow morning bundle them up the winter coats and the gloves and hats, 36 degrees at 6:00, 39 at 8:00 and factor in the breeze and windchills will be in the 20s, don't let the morning sunshine deceive you, friday through the day cool and windy and 39 under partly sunny skies and this bubble of pressure moves to the east and afternoon high clouded with this warm front and this low pressure will be sweeping just to the south on sunday. that means areas south and west of philadelphia has showers and if that low tracks farther to the north, i'll bring the

showers closer to philadelphia. saturday still school and 60 degrees and sunday a cool 60 and monday turning mostly cloudy and 62 degrees, tuesday we bump it up to 66 and finally wednesday and thursday partly sunny and temperatures back to where we should be for this time of year, 68 degrees both days and i'll have an update on the tumbling temperatures on "action news" tonight at 11:00. >> at least we see sun all of those days. >> sunny and cool, finally some young chefs are heading towards a tasty future these high school students from philadelphia delaware and chester counties are headed to some of the most prestigious schools in the country. they are awarded scholarships through culinary careers through the culinary arts program. today's event at the free library's skylight room. abc world news with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl

17 with brian taff, shirleen allicot, adam joseph and ducis rogers and please join us at 11:00 here on channel 6 for an exclusive undercover investigation exposing theft at a local food pantry. here is a preview. >> i'm investigator reporter wendy saltzman this man was suppose to feed the needy but he was instead feeding himself. our cameras watched him stuffing food and canned goods into his truck. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00.

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tonight, inside the cia's deadly mistake. the drone strike hitting two hostages. two men killed. how did the cia not know they were there? among them an american husband and grandfather, and tonight, his family on the last time they saw him. the scare in the sky. three passengers falling unconscious. others around them soon feeling sick. and then, the sudden plunge. a half dozen reported tornadoes. storms from texas, all the way to the northeast. the landslide, homes teetering on the edge. and tonight, the system coming next. the vocal know erupting. the evacuations. and now the state of emergency declared tonight. and the diane sawyer exclusive with bruce jenner. the olympic champion on his future and who he is most concerned about. a first look, right here tonight.