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rioters hurled bricks and roxanne anything that they could pick up at police. law men broke formation and shields in hand had a hasty retreat. fifteen law men have been injured in baltimore today and tonight. monday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the city of baltimore erupt nothing violence in the wake of freddie gray's funeral. police after rested 27 rye yeters today. protesters have set up a police car a police van and even a cvs pharmacy on fire. and that fire was set after looters ransacked the place. officials say that the violence erupted at the mannedoman mall, a shopping area northwest of downtown and also location of the main bus depot used by students. in fact, the unrest broke out just after school let out. this all happened after 2500 people gathered at baltimore shiloh baptist church for funeral services for freddie

gray. he was the in man who died while in police custody last weekend after suffering a mysterious injuries that resulted in a severed spine. eric garner's daughter erika was there and the reverend jesse jackson, but it was the reverend jamal bryant who eulogized gray and said gray's death would spur further protests and he urged the audience to join. outside the streets of one baltimore neighborhood became tense and broke out in confrontations between protesters and police. miles from the scene of unrest today a huge fire erupted tonight in east baltimore. officials a say that the flames destroyed a church owned senior center that was under construction. officials are not saying that the blaze was connected to the rioting. the the new attorney general loretta lynch condemned rioting saying those who have destroyed property have done a

disservice to gray's family. the governor of maryland has declared a state of emergency and called in the national guard on the request of the mayor. schools in baltimore will not be opened tomorrow. the violent clashes began just before 3:00 o'clock this afternoon at the mall. another hot spot was the at north and pennsylvania avenue, several blocks south east of there. even though orioles game was cans they had evening due to security concerns the the rioting was far removed from camden yard and baltimore's inner harbor more familiar to tourist of the city. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live in baltimore outside city hall, command center where officials are desperately trying to contain the situation. kenneth, what have you seen as you arrived in the city tonight report. >> reporter: report jim, moment we arrived in baltimore we could feel tension in this city. we heard sound of sirens every few seconds because of the

fires burning out of control. we have also seen police, on guard, ready to respond. baltimore's mayor says that every resource will be deployed to gainful control of this city. the city of baltimore is on high alert just 3 miles away from the looting and destruction of businesses. baltimore's mayor announced a one week curfew, 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. police say riots in the northwest part of the city started with a group of teens vowing vengeance for 25 year-old freddie gray who died in police custody a week ago. >> too many people spent generations building up this city for it to be destroyed by thugs. >> reporter: police vehicles were set on fire and more than a dozen officers were injured prompting a state response. >> i had a long discussion with the president about this this evening. he supports our actions 100 percent. we talk about the fact that we have to find, have been believes we need to get to the answers and resolve this situation and the concern that

everybody has about what exactly happened in the freddie gray incident. >> reporter: our camera was on the ground outside baltimore city hall where police and tactic california gear walk in groups and others guarded this building. officers boarded city buses which tipped into what now looks like a war zone. >> this just got to the point it the is not about freddie gray. it is reactionary. it is reactionary. >> reporter: former maryland congressman, quasi, inn fume a attended the funeral. baltimore native says he has not seen violence like this since the the day of king's assassination. >> i would continue to urge men in our community to get out in the the streets like i am and have been out all day long confronting young men where they are on their terms looking them right the in the eye and telling them there is a bet ther way to do this. >> reporter: this is a live look outside baltimore city hall. you the of the 15 police office are injured, two are in the hospital.

no word on their conditions. nearly 30 people have been arrested as we mentioned the governor of this state said many people rioting on these streets are agitators from the outside, also young people looking to cause problems, and roving gangs jim. that is latest from baltimore maryland tonight kenneth moton for channel six "action news". abc news is reporting on the violence in baltimore around the clock. we will be on with the very latest at 12:35 tonight on night line, right after jimmy kimmel live tonight. the the the investigation continues into this morning's deadly accident involving a tractor trailer at a tanker truck, in audubon montgomery county. according to folks who live and work there this stretch of road is an accident waiting to happen. "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at the scene of the wreckage which is all still there, right dann. >> reporter: that is right jim, 700 block remains closed for going on 17 hours now.

this is clean up and investigation continues. they have brought in a big crane that is beginning to lift giant tractor trailer rig away from the wreckage site. now with a decision yet to be made on whether any charges will be filed this is a multi level investigation involving local police, and county investigators. the fiery scene from chopper 6hd earl ter day in the aftermath of the fatal crash crash between a tanker truck and tractor trailer. >> our entire house lit up with light and house shook. >> reporter: neighbors felt impact just before 6:00a in m here in audubon with the two trucks colliding head on. >> we came running outside. car came down our street yelling at us hurry up, call 911, something blew up something is on fire. >> reporter: trailer filled with cargo tons of dry cosmetic powder that spilled all over the 700 block of south park avenue and then ignited. the tanker was carrying raw sewage. >> the driver of the tanker truck was trammed inside the

vehicle. the the driver of the box truck was not injured as a result of collision. >> reporter: neighbors say it is common for trucks to travel the road but speeding has been a problem. they say it is accidental i. they often hear the sounds of metal and breaking glass. >> it is scary. you can hear stuff. there have been crashes but with the big trucks traveling to and from it happens a lot. >> reporter: back live here in the seven hundred block of south park avenue where a crane managed to move the wreckage to the side of the roadway and for those who remain without electrical power tonight due to the accident peco estimates restoration by midnight and the road is expected to be reopened, by rush hour, tomorrow morning. we're live in audubon i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". a man is behind bars tonight accused of stabbing a former co-worker in a school in delaware county. the attack happened just before 10:00 o'clock in the

jack and barrett hebrew academy in radnor. police say ivan moore a former kitchen worker stab another worker and threw bleach in his face. moore got away and arrested after hopping on a septa train. the the victim remains in the hospital in serious condition. we are beginning to hear from the climbers who survived the avalanche at the base of mount everest over the weekend. said one mountaineer who has reach the summit, 17 times nothing like this has ever happened before. this is a huge, huge avalanche, he tells a new york times. eighteen people were killed in and around the base camp including four americans. meanwhile down below in the city of cottman do rescue teams continue to search for survivors. the death toll from the earthquake has gone past 4,000. the the united states has pledged an additional nine million-dollar in relief. a local couple in hatboro has a very close connection to the situation in nepal.

"action news" reporter sharrie williams spoke to them tonight. >> they are my heroes. >> reporter: valerie and ned rodgers think the world of their children, their son kent and daughter nadine both left, comfort of the hatboro pennsylvania and moved to poverty stricken nepal. in a small village they are in charge of two group home caring for 20 orphans whom they love and cherish like their own children, a non-profit called loving arms mission that started because of kent. >> he was in they lodge cat school at the the time and he really wanted to actually do something good in the world and not just learn bit. >> reporter: and then this past weekend disaster and devastation in the form of the deadly earthquake. >> my daughter laura said did you hear about the earthquake. i said no. >> well, i was horrified to hear that they had the big one. >> reporter: with the natural disaster happening the rodgers were hoping for some good news. they ran to their computers

where they found a facebook post and in it the family in nepal said everyone was safe. >> so relieved. i feel blessed to have been spared that agony of not knowing. >> reporter: the two homes are still standing but with after shocks still occurring it is not safe to sleep inside. >> well, they don't have a plan right now, they are just living under tarps. >> reporter: but the best news is they are all still alive n hatboro, sharrie williams for channel six "action news". our coverage of the earthquake in nepal continues on six abc.com with an ever growing content collection including photographs and videos from the scene. plus we have posted ways you can help relief effort and links to more than a dozen aid organizations. the pennsylvania supreme court has reinstated the conviction of monsignor william lynn on child endangerment charges. the philadelphia archdiocese official was the first church supervisor in the country ever

prosecuted on how child sex abuse complaints were handled. he served 18 months of his initial sentence before his conviction was overturn on appeal and he was released. but the state supreme court ruled four to one that was wrong and the conviction should stand. lynn's attorneys are considering taking the case all the way to the u.s. supreme court for a final say. still to come on "action news" tonight how long will the the losing street at revel last? we will explain why former casino may not have gambling when it reopens. plus extraordinary videos of storm gusts so strong they can topple trains right off the track cecily. after five straight days on the cool side, storm tracker is showing tomorrow afternoon in the upper 60's. i'll let you know how long it begins and track our next chance of the rain in the accu weather forecast. i would recognize your face? brian taft with a special report tonight and you'll understand that comment in a

second. >> at least someone does, jim. forget about your fingerprints, your face is a new frontier from crime fighting to customers service. tonight we will go inside facial recognition resolution. how it is used right now and how you are helping to make that technology better without even knowing it. coming off a series win ducis rodgers takes us to the phillies in st. louis when "action news" continues tonight.

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well severe storms swept through louisiana with such force today that the wind blew several train cars, right off of a rail bridge. it a happened in jefferson parish. amazingly in one was hurt. railcars were empty and didn't contain any hazardous materials. new jersey gaming regulators dealt former revel

another losing hand today. new owner glenn straub cannot reuse the old casino license he needs to be approved for a new one and that means that straub isn't currently authority to possess slot machines which are still inside his building. somebody else must be designate todd take responsibility for all of the gambling equipment. in a world where everybody has a camera, chances are good that your on one most of the time. and the the the rest of the time we're busy posting pictures of ourselves and loved ones. if you think those images are only being viewed wye your friend well, you ought to think again. brian taft joins us from the a "action news" big board with a special report tonight about facial recognition a technology all of us are unknowingly helping to create, brian. >> reporter: that is right jim. the technology is simply incredible. what you may not realize is your face has in the only been recorded but up loaded, analyzed ape digitized countless times. that means we are building a

database that will literally change the way the world works. one month ago surveillance cameras on a septa platform captured this brutal a attack, a 60 year-old man knock out by a younger man with whom he argued moments before. few years ago neither this grain i video or this either clearer image of the suspect might have been enough to make an arrest but now his face is all police needed. >> we ran facial recognition software and percentage was so high it was almost 97 percent. >> reporter: short time later police were at his door thanks to his cameras and software that is getting better ape more widespread every day. >> it is creating a week whence, out of the geometric features of your face. >> reporter: which together creates a digital map of your face. that way when someone needs to id you the map is cross-referenced with the database of images and just like that a face became a name. it the is more than justin

investigators using this technology. >> it is in our houses, consumer electronics like xbox one and connect system, connected to the x box one and in our social media platforms like facebook. >> reporter: ever notice when your gaming system know it is you or you post a picture on facebook and someone is automatically tagged. well that is facial recognition. in all of those images that you put out there are saved up and broken down. >> that create is a a very very powerful database and valuable database when it comes to advertisers. >> reporter: in fact, facebook has acknowledged its work on what it calls deep face, a sweeping project aimed at using it's normal us catalogue to build an unprecedented database for facial recognition. if perfected, that could help experts id someone in matter what a angle or portion of their face it captured.

it opens the door to endless possibilities. tsa screeners knowing who is in the the airport and who shouldn't be there. retailers recognizing when it is you in the store and offering discounts based on what you viewed on line, even tie your user names and pass word to your face so that all you need to log on is your smile. >> in some aspects it is much more secure then a user name and pass word. >> reporter: should you be concerned by how much of you is already out there? maybe. but remember, most of it, we put there ourselves. >> once you up load a photo the owe or up load a video there is in getting it back. >> reporter: remember that. an important net about facebook you can change your settings so that you cannot be tagged, and fur kid don't have an account then picture that you post on them cannot be tag either but cat is out of the bag so to speak with this technology and then best defense is to be aware and be cautious about who and where

we share image is a and what we show when we do share them, jim. >> caution always a good strategy. >> you got it. >> thanks, brian. speaking of technology a new study shows that many children are using smart phones and tablets even before they can walk. study was conduct at einstein medical center in philadelphia. 370 parents have children age six months to four years were surveyed. nearly a quarter of the kid under a year-old, made a phone call. more than half watched television on a mobile device. researchers say the study under scores the need for parents to set guidelines for their children. i know one parent who has set very good guidelines for her children is now ready to give us the accu weather forecast. >> i didn't know where that was going. nice thing about the tablet you can take them away or then can earn them. it the is all about the the

motevation. >> yes exactly. times are changing. storm tracker six live double scan you can watch that on your device showing dry conditions tonight. and skies are clearing out very nicely and definitely a chill in the air but nothing all that unusual. we are seasonally cool, 53 degrees down from a high of 60 which is 8 degrees below average. allentown 51. wilmington 48. reading 50. millville currently at 53 degrees. the satellite six with action radar showing cloud that bubbled up this afternoon. you can see how they are falling apart. high pressure is moving in and what this will do is bring us a return of sunshine owe as kid put down tablets and head to the bus stop it will be a nice morning. mostly sunny. you want a light jacket. at 6:00, 47. by 8:00 climbing up to 50. we should make it up to 69 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that is warm. mostly sunny but with this high pressure building in and low pressure to the east it

will be on the breezy side. wind northwest at the two to 20. we will have those wind with us all day long. on wednesday likely the nicest day of the week. good amount of sunshine. a few cloud. innking air means that we will squeeze moisture out of the atmosphere. 74 degrees. sinking air due to the fact that low pressure to the south. upper level low. they will combine forces off carolina and create a coastal storm. it looks like mess of that storm will be too far to the south and east, to directly affect us at end of the week but we will of clouds and a few showers on thursday and friday. enjoy the next few days while you can. it will be nice. sunny and milder tomorrow. 69 degrees. wednesday, magnificent 74 degrees. good amount of sunshine. on thursday with the the northeasterly flow it will pull will in more cloud and a few showers 65. really same on friday, cooler, 63 but that coatsal low is out of here for weekend. it will be beautiful saturday

back to the 70's. 70 degrees for union game. good amount of unshine. on sunday 76 degrees, in the have afternoon temperatures at the start of the broad street run in the upper 50's to lower 60's. nice day for race and nice morning. monday 78 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if areas touch 80 degrees. much warmer weather on the way. i think wednesday is nicest day of the week. >> thanks, cecily. we want to apologize to our many wheel of fortune viewers. we aired the wrong episode this evening. well run correct wheel of fortune show tonight the at 1:37 after night line. the the correct puzzle answer for viewers wanting to play the the ad ren tour land sweepstakes is a few choices and you can check on our web site or wheel a fortune.com.

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two on for ben reveer. this is perfect placement. just inside the lines automatic double scores two phillies take a two-one lead. hamels tosses a gem, and seven innings just one run, and nine strike out and ken giles pitches a perfect eighth papelbon a shaky night but phillies and hamels get victory four -one. yesterday phillies outfielder dom brown said he will be back on the team in wednesday. he has been in lehigh valley. ryne sandberg says from what i have seen i don't know if he is ready for major league pitching. brownies batting .139 for iron pigs. still ahead eagles make sure they keep control of the key defensive lineman and we will head to west chester university to introduce you to a draft hopeful.

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never seen before high school game joejoe, is the batter. ball business to hit him. he catches witt his hand. the umpire rules it a hit by pitch. so, he is awarded, first base. look what i found. >> that is sports. >> finally tonight dozens of, masterpiecees were on display in center city. city of hope hosted it tenth annual let them eat cake wedding design competition in the crystal tea room, more than 40 pastry chefs were in competition. a number of the award were handed out in the marion caterers with the best of show from their norman rockwell cake. jimmy kimmel live followed by night line. jimmy's guest kevin spacey, gentlemen hand and music from stohlman. "action news" continues at the 4:30. for the "action news" team, i'm jim gardner good night.

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