vial. >> these videos show very young children. being coerced in performing sexual acts on themselves or others including child rape. >> new jersey's acting attorney general says 16 men ages 17 to 72 arrested. showing child sex abuse as young as -- >> 9 months. so -- and there is 2-year-olds it's very, very young children. >> one of those arrested. thomas guzz i'm a well liked teacher in vineland and also worked at the theater in pitman. they say he used to report in a back bathroom. this comes as law enforcement faces an arms race in technology, encryption is

becoming more common and the popular what's app says all of its traffic will be encrypted and warrant proof to law enforcement. >> any technology that deems communication warrant proof, but as the attorney general says we have to fine ways to do our jobs. >> the charges so far concern only child porn videos. >> we have no evidence that these defendants assaults or inappropriately touched children. if there are witnesses or victims out there that have evidence concerning these defendants please let us know. >> none of the men charged here have prior criminal records but under a 2013 law if convicted eight of them could face mandatory prison time of three to five years.

that is, if convicted. pennsylvania voters weighed in on the race for the white house, in a new quinnipiac poll, 39% of republicans pick donald trump. 30% say ted cruz, and 24% for john kasich and democrats pick hillary clinton over bernie sanders. both candidates have events here in the city today. dann cuellar is covering bernie sanders but first vernon odom in center city and hillary clinton addressed union workers today. >> reporter: good evening rick. we'll see some good old fashion political brawling over the next few weeks and the stakes get higher each day. the morning after getting crushed in the wisconsin primary, hillary clinton came out swinging at bitter rival bernie sanders who speaks here at the pennsylvania afocoo

convention tomorrow. she says that the senator is selling pie in the sky promises he cannot deliver from the white house. >> every candidate asking for your vote owes it to you to be clear on how we'll keep our promises. >> the primary comes in three weeks after the new york primary smack down. hillary clinton has not been able to deliver the knockout blow to her rival. >> the republican front runner, in case you haven't heard. actually says that wages are too high. >> boo! >> i said the other day in new york it's time he gets out of one of those towers named for him and talk to people out working. ted cruz and others are pushing a national right to work law and that would gut unions and drive

down wages. >> people here like bernie sanders' rhetoric. >> i like bernie but i think hillary clinton can follow through on the job. >> bernie he can't get elected. >> at a philadelphia agency dedicated to having the unemployed find work she continued attacks on bernie sanders. >> people make fun of me because i have a plan. but i think you should know what i want to do, and not just arm waiving and hot rhetoric. >> rick tonight hillary clinton continues to decline calls for supporters who want her to demand bernie sanders drop out of the race but she is not shying away from stepping up her

rhetoric. >> now dann cuellar live in philadelphia where bernie sanders' campaign event is getting underway there. >> reporter: rick, bernie sanders comes to philadelphia believing the momentum is now with him after his huge victory in wisconsin and believes if he can convince enough voters to vote for him and not hillary clinton, he has a chance of winning the primary putting him in a striking distance of the nomination. what happened to my piece -- we are going wrap up here and see you later on back to you rick. >> thank you dann and if we find your piece we'll go back to it. >> meantime chaka fattah and his legal team are given more time to prepare for next month's trial. that allows additional time to

review the more than 100,000 documents prepared by prosecutors. jury selection begins may 2nd but testimony won't begin until may 16th. a former philadelphia traffic court judge is sentenced to prison today. michael sullivan plead guilty in october for failing to report and pay payroll taxes. sullivan was the owner of the fire side tavern. a judge sentenced him to 10 months in prison and order him to pay restitution. classes resumed today at villanova university although students are still riding high from two nights of celebrating the wildcats national championship and there will be the big city wide parade on friday. walter perez is live on campus tonight with more of the excitement that comes with being in the national spotlight.

>> that is right rick, so what happens when you do win a national championship, first of all you get a phone call from the white house and we'll hear about that from jay wright coming up in sports and a day off for the parade and hopefully you experience something called the flutey effect. officials are happy with what the villanova basketball pulled off this past monday night. >> we are so energized and enthusiastic it's hard to put into word. >> just to explain the -- you get a parade. full details can be found at 6abc.com. another example is this, school officials say that they usually get a few hundred people signed up for campus tours on a given day but on the first tour day after villanova beat oklahoma, 1200 people showed up.

aleesa clear says this is not the only factor she is considering but it is a consideration. >> going to a school with good sports is something i want. >> and andrew, a high schooler from new jersey says the championship means nothing to him. >> did you didn't watch the game? >> i did not i only saw replays of it. >> you may be one of five people in america who didn't see the game? >> i don't know about that, i'm not a basketball enthusiast. >> the name flutey effect refers to the inflated enrollment at boston college, named for doug flutey that threw a hail mary pass to win a bowl game against miami in 1984. and if you have never seen it google it. reporting live from villanova,

walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> he is also on dancing with the stars as well. >> he is all over the place. >> and this reminder, "action news" will broadcast the parade for the national champions. it starts friday at 1:00 right after "action news" at noon and we'll stream the parade online at 6abc.com. and still to come on "action news" wednesday night. a new memorial park is about to take shape at the site of the deadly center city building collapse. and a national championship warrants a call from the president and jaime apody is live with reaction from coach jay wright. find the umbrella i'm tracking rain and perhaps even thunderstorms and the weekend cold and perhaps some snow showers. i'll have all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. those stories and more on "action news" at 6:00.

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of people. >> and bernie sanders sees philadelphia as crucial to his campaign, he has scheduled a rally at temple at 8:00. hours before the event there were hours of long lines around the center to get into the event. seen as a fringe candidate, sanders won seven of the last eight primaries and believes he is gaining momentum. >> in the last couple of weeks there have been national polls that have us one point up or one point down. [ applause ] >> even show mathematically his path to delegates to win the nomination seems a difficult one and breach the leaders here in philadelphia that are supporting hillary clinton. >> i am not necessarily supporting bernie sanders i think that hillary clinton has a certain level of -- and i wanted to come by and see what bernie

sanders has to say. >> that was dann cuellar reporting. in other news tonight, a dog attack sent two children and two adults to the hospital this afternoon. the incident happened near fine elementary school at the 3800 block of pennsauken. the victim suffered minor bites and the animal control officers took custody of the pit bull. and new construction of a memorial is about to begin for a deadly collapse in center city. today city officials and victim's family were on hand for the ground breaking, it was june 5th of 2013 when a building under demolition collapsed on to the salvation army thrift store. six people were killed and 14 injured. the salvation army donated the land for what will become memorial park. >> in a memory for those that died here is an enduring

reminder that no land development plan and no parking lot and no office tower and profit they may generate is more precious than a human being. >> the contractors and excavator is serving prison time for their involvement. the new park will be finished and dedicated in the fall.

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breaking news tonight. from gloucester county. where emergency officials are on the scene investigating a crash here in logan township. in which five people were injured. happened around 5:30 on route 295 near the route 322 exit and chopper 6 hd is over the scene and you can see the wreckage there and this vehicle overturned and some occupants were ejected and three people were taken to crozier medical center and police are investigating exactly what happened. and we'll keep an eye on the situation here from gloucester

county and bring you more information as it becomes available. time for sports now we go to jaime apody at villanova where the excitement and euphoria is riding high at this hour. >> hey rick, classes were canceled for friday so everyone here could aten the parade, as for today there is learning to be done and it's back to business as usual. champions or not. check out the villanova wildcats meeting with us one final time before the parade. today it didn't matter if you were kris jenkins, you had to go to class. but he did get a standing ovation. and coach jay wright took phone calls this morning one happened to be from president barack obama, you know no big deal. >> president obama was cool as usual. he talked about the game and it was the best college ncaa final

ever. he talked about kris jenkins that he was really cool. >> did he tell you president obama said you were cool too. >> he did tell me that. and that is cool. that is pretty cool. >> the only thing more money than that shot is that smile. and the cats will make it along market street. we are streaming live at 1:00 at 6abc.com and on 6 abc. it doesn't get bigger for the flyers, in detroit with their playoff lives on the line. the flyers and red wings and bruins all have 91 points and the flyers control their own destiny, they could clinch a berth with a win against toronto tomorrow.

and they beat the red wings both times they faced them this year but they know it's a tough task in a hostile environment. >> they are good in their own building, it's a tough place to go be play and we have to be on our game early and we are ready to meet their home ice momentum head on. >> phillies and reds in action tonight aaron nola making his debut and a big week for golf. check this out from the masters, par 3 challenge, that is three time green jacket winner, gary player. he is 80 years old. yeah well, watch this -- you know what is going to happen. hole in one. goes to show that if you are a player, you are a player. no matter how old you are. gary player 80 years old. i can't do that and i'm a lot

younger than he is. that is it, more tonight at 11:00 from villanova university. live on the campus of the champions. rick can you do that? >> no, but i have clubs that old. we have something in common there. we'll take a break and then cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast.

meteorologist, cecily tynan is here and plenty of sunshine today and it didn't really warm things up. and we had record cold. tomorrow a lot warmer but rainy. it's a tradeoff. >> april showers. exactly.

stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we don't have showers out there tonight. but we have high, thin clouds that are beginning to roll in and we are live on sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline. still a good amount of sunshine filtering through the clouds and the sun now doesn't set until 7:31 so an enjoyable evening definitely on the chilly side. but this morning it was down right cold. 29 in philadelphia, that is 12 degrees below average and the coldest april temperature here in 19 years. in atlantic city, dropped down to 22 degrees, record cold. so we get rid of the cold but then we get the rain. this shows future tracker 6 how much rain we are talking about. we are looking at a soaking from .75 inch of rain to close to an inch of rain. the bulling of that will be earl your in the afternoon. right now it's dry and chilly, 52 in philadelphia average high for this time of year is 60.

trenton 51 and wilmington 49 with the wind off the ocean, the ocean temperature 49 degrees. cape may 46. satellite 6 along with action radar showing is the system pulling through tomorrow. a cold front ahead of it you get the winds out of the south, temperatures tonight will be actually rising after sunset. future tracker showing at 11:00 we are 47 degrees and clouds are thickening west of philadelphia. temperatures climb into the 50s for the morning commute, 57 degrees and temperatures mild and we'll still see showers holding off to the west at 8:00 and then the atmosphere gets really dynamic in the afternoon. this is when we get heavy rain and perhaps a rumble of thunder. it's warm and 60 degrees at 1:30, the evening commute we get a break in the action, just a few scattered showers before a piece of ep guy rolls through in the evening and that could bring areas of heavy rain at 8:00 and

then everything drys out. friday when you get a system like this, behind it you get substance, that drys the air out and it will be dry for the victory parade. but a cool breeze. 48 degrees at 9:00 and 1:00, 50 degrees and temperatures climbing up to 52 by 3:00 for the celebrations. the exclusive accuweather forecast we are up to 63 degrees tomorrow and periods of rain and perhaps a thunderstorm, again the heaviest in the afternoon. on friday it's breezy and partly sunny for the parade and 54 degrees and dry weather for the union game and we have a clipper moving through on saturday with a piece of energy that could produce rain or snow showers, and i wouldn't be surprised to have a coating of snow in the area. a high a measly 43 not much better on sunday 48 degrees and

windy and chilly and monday in time for the phillies home opener, it warms up to 59 degrees but the clouds thicken and late day or evening showers and tuesday a mild day and periods of rain and finally wednesday looks really nice, sun and clouds with a high of 60 but until then it's going to be very unsettled. >> thank you cecily. world news is next here on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, meteorologist adam joseph and ducis rogers. and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. and for cecily tynan and ducis rogers, i'm rick williams, well hope you'll join us at 11:00. until then have a nice evening.

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