sick man. the township board of commissioners president bill ahr said nothing as he left district court. >> there were over 500 files which were either pictures and or videos. >> a search of ahr's brenmar home turned up hundreds of files of porn. some masochistic and some involving animals and children. the 66-year-old went by the name daddy x among others and traded porn through yahoo! messenger and other sites. >> from infants to 2 to 4 to 3 to 6 all in the different categories, it's disturbing. this is not the first arrest to shock the radnor board of

commissioners. he was convicted of indecent assault for groping his morn who had dementia. >> are you worry about the reputation of your board? >> absolutely and monday night we tried to at least remove him as president. we can't take him off the board he has to resign at this point. we tried to remove him as president and along the party line vote the vote was no not remove him. >> and the da says that the investigation is still very much on going and a little over an hour the radnor township manager will hold a press conference and speak on behalf of radnor and discuss this investigation. chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> a party line vote. pretty astounding chad, thank you. police have found surveillance video of men fleeing a triple shooting in point breeze but withholding the footage as they continue to

investigate the bloodshed. two victims are still hospitalized and police believe they may have been among the intended targets. miguel soto says he was an innocent bystander we'll hear about his close call at 5:30. and hours after a fuel tanker crash an 11 mile stretch of route 1 through townsend is still closed. sara bloomquist covering the story for us, live in the satellite center with new details about the accident and the massive cleanup effort. >> reporter: that is right i have just been handed an update from del/dot. the tow company is if the process of removing the tanker, it's estimated that the northbound side of route 1 will reopen again at 4:30 barring any inforeseen circumstances and southbound will reopen at 6:30 this evening. after all the debris is cleared. this appears to be ahead of

schedule. they predicted a difficult cleanup considering that the fuel out there on the roadway is highly flammable. >> this was the scene from chopper 6 hd after the tractor trailer carrying hundreds of gallons of gasoline overturned and rolled down an embankment down the side of route 1 townsend delaware. the driver of the tractor trailer a 56-year-old vineland man suffered serious injuries. >> the driver was out of the vehicle when the townsend fire company arrived and they had them get them out. >> the chevy van with a 55-year-old dover man at the wheel was pulling a car trailer traveling on the northbound side of the highway. >> at some point the right side of the tire blew out causing the operator to lose control and the vehicle crossed the center median at route 1 and travels into the southbound lanes of route 1 and into the path of the tractor trailer hauling 8900

gallons of fuel. the highly flammable gasoline started to leak out and both sides were shut down between route 299 and the norm smyrna exit. >> this is more of a hazmat situation with the tanker truck spilling the fuel on the highway and into the ditch on both sides and we need to remediate that before we can safely reopen to traffic. >> environmental experts are on the scene overseeing the cleanup today a person on their team had to be transported to the hospital. when he or she became overcome. and traffic is diverted on to u.s. 13 and other alternate routes, the update minutes ago the northbound side of the highway expected to reopen to traffic at 4:30 southbound on a limited basis northbound at 6:30. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we have some more grim news out of northern california. officials say that the wild

fires have killed 21 people and nearly 700 are listed as missing. firefighters are focusing on protecting lives and property as they try to battle the fast spreading flames and the fire chief is calling it as serious and critical and catastrophe vent and so far 3500 homes and businesses have been destroyed. firefighters from all over are billion called in to help with thattest. a cloudy gray day as we get a check of of the accuweather forecast. >> rain falling here and there. adam joseph checking in with a first look at the accuweather forecast. >> despite the clouds and on and off showers, temperatures stay on the warmer than average side. stormtracker 6 live double scan, the most concentrated showers are way to the north. we have low pressure near cleveland and detroit right now. that drops through virginia overnight tonight. and you can see scattered even downpours near pittsburgh than will rotate through here tonight. and we are not done with the scattered showers and as we look to the north and west this is

the best concentration with wet roadways for the evening rush hour. along 78 it is a wet drive early this evening here and as we go through the overnight hours, into the day tomorrow, they are going to remain showers, the showers that is. it continues with the easterly wind and that locks in the clouds for the majority of the next two days with even some patchy drizzle early tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the sun returning as we go into the upcoming weekend and also we'll talk about the 80s coming back alicia in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right adam thank you. meanwhile at this hour president trump is about to touch down in pennsylvania as he continues his cross country tour to sell his tax restorm plan. the white house says that the tax proposal will benefit truck drivers by lowering their tax rates and boosting manufacturing and many are in the crowd tonight. "action news" reporter, john

rawlins joins us at the air national guard base where the president is expected to arrive shortly. >> reporter: yes, we should explap where we are. we are at the base at the lobby of one of the billings that belongs to the 139 special operations wing and we can't get to the hangar that is where the president will speak because it's in use for another matter. we believe that the president is suppose to speak at 4:45, the primary subject the tax reform plan he rolled out last month. >> donald trump the deal maker flying into harrisburg to talk about his tax plan and how it will affect the trucking industry. central pennsylvania is home to large warehouse operations at this nearby travel center they are happy the focusing on the companies that move tens of thousands of tons of freight a year. >> it makes it easier to

progress through the world and have a better life. >> cody says that he thinks the cuts will likely help big operators more than the little guy but thinks trump is on the right track. >> i think so. i hope that he stays on that track. yes, i'm pulling for it. >> trump is expected to talk about rolling back corporate or individual tax rates, a married couple making $50,000 a year. would now owe no federal taxes under his plan and over 100,000 just 10%. and holland will re recognized by trump and he believes the current tax burden locks people into living paycheck to paycheck. >> i see democrats embrace them because they will get a lot of, you know support from constituents, they want the tax

break. >> what is mr. holland's take here. he is from northeast philadelphia and is a republican. but his take is that the tax reform package is so attractive the democrats and republicans will want it. we shall see. back to you guys. >> john, thank you. >> other news now, police are looking for a daring robber that targeted a west philadelphia business. newly released surveillance video shows the man with the hood of his sweatshirt pulled unand a mask covering his face. and he ran into the felton mini market yesterday pointing the gun at the clerk. the worker handed over $200 in cash. the masked man ran away. >> sara shared with us there are ongoing situations on the roadways second quarter lets get a first check of the commute right now. lets check in with matt pellman. >> that is our biggest deal. first first state we started to deal with this at 8:20 when is

the fuel tanker rolled over highway 1 in townsends. and carrying 8900 tons of fuel and a lot of that spill out and it's turned into a hazmat situation and both ways remain closed. this is the same graphic between north smyrna and odessa. nothing changed yet but we are expecting to get the northbound lanes open starting at 4:30, but the southbound side sounds to remain closed for remainder of the community. we are seeing delays on the southbound side approaching odessa speeds if the 20s and awful lot of detouring traffic is headed to 13. if you can stay farther away maybe up on route 9 or 301 into maryland. elsewhere in delaware the construction zone, the new one that is giving us delay as long 95 northbound and speeds in the teens as you pass concord pike. and pennsylvania normal delays

on 95 a crash in haverford at grays lane. and we are watching this accident in certain city. it's the vine street expressway eastbound side approaching broad street. just pushed off to the side but extra heavy east of the schuylkill. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this hump day afternoon. another issue in delaware. this is 202 the concord pike approaching murphy road an accident with just 7 miles per hour. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, an immigrant living in a philadelphia church for nearly a year gets to be among the public once again without fear of deportation. an update to his story coming up. >> plus locks representing love and important life moments we'll take you to the new interactive exhibit modeled after the famous attraction in paris.

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the las vegas hotel from when a gunman killed 58 concert goers last week is questioning the most recent timeline from police, a spokesperson for mg mexico says they cannot be certain about the new details. police said they believe that stephan paddock shot the hotel guard before it began. they are looking into the critical minutes between the first shot and the beginning of the massacre. an immigrant father is free to leave the sanctuary church he has been in for at least a year. javier flores walked out and we were there for the emotional reunion with his family. >> after 11 months, garcia won

his deportation case and has been in philadelphia since 1997. crossed the mexico border on foot and met his wife and had his children that are all u.s. citizens, all of them except him. authorities deported him multiple times until last december he sought sanctuary in the church. >> want to thank all the people that were there and it was hard. and i'm really excited that i get to have my dad at home. >> this is really a victory today that we'll savior and those victories are too far between. >> garcia says he stayed in the church because he feared leaving and being arrested and deported again. the church became his sanctuary. and he will stay in philadelphia and look for ways to support his family but today lots of tears and hugs and an emotional

reunion sharrie the victim of a terrible bullying incidents is trying to prevent it from happening to someone else. mark smith is the mentally challenged man attacked at a philadelphia bus stop in june. you remember this video. the 40-year-old is fighting for programs to stop that type of vicious behavior, he was on hand when officials introduced a resolution to recognize as october as bully prevention awareness month in pennsylvania. grocery store chain, aldi is expanding their new jersey workforce today with the goal of making 250 job offers by the end of the day. they were at the locations at collingswood this morning as applicants filled out the paperwork with their fingers crossed and they have plans for egg harbor township and ocean county. and a rare aircraft was on display in newcastle county

delaware today in honor of world war ii veteran, the wings of freedom tour brought the vintage b 17 flying fortress to the newcastle airport. it's one of only eight in flying condition in the united states. the b 17 and other flying aircrafts are on a 100 city tour. they can play for a once in an opportunity to fly this beautiful aircraft. >> cool stuff. adam joseph is joining us now with the accuweather forecast. >> warm and humid and a few scattered showers out there and get used to the clouds they lock themselves in and they brighten up in time for the weekend. we take a look at clouds across the delaware valley including the lehigh valley and here specifically on sky 6 hd over the commodore barry bridge in chester, and again it's a sea of gray upstairs and a couple of

things going on. our systems in the upper part of the atmosphere where the weather is made are steered by the westerly winds, 20,000 feet up here as you go into tonight and the next couple of days, the westerly wind and that will be screaming out of the west but below those winds closer to where we work and live and play and just above 4,000 feet as you see below there. we have the easterly winds off the ocean and the easterly winds that is going to lock in a lot of low lying cloud cover, so unfortunately it can't break up the clouds and at times drizzle especially tomorrow morning. for the next couple of days, that is why you'll see the clouds be a little stubborn, and blame the wind off the atlantic, about 4,000 feet above our heads. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a couple of light showers in salem county but the best concentration is north and west of lancaster and reading and into the lehigh

valley and the poconos. you can see a pop of yellow at times at need wood 222 hamburg and 209 slatington and as you head toward thes lehigh tunnel a wet drive here this evening. temperatures though despite the clouds and a little bit of rain they are above average, we hit 79 so far in philadelphia and normal is 69 degrees, right now 75 millville and 75 in allentown and 72 degrees coming in at beach haven. low pressure is back towards pittsburgh and cleveland and that drops down to the south, also that is going to help bring that wind out of the east coast with the low to the south and winds are clockwise around that. 11 tonight a few scattered showers and steady rain in the wee hours of the morning and then the afternoon there could be a little bit of brightening if we are good enough here late in the day at 5:30, as we take a

look at temperatures, mid-60s tomorrow with the breezy northwest wind and there by 8:00 we see the clouds trying to fall apart just a tad. >> as we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, the clouds the next two dales highs in the 60s and close toward average for this time of year. and saturday and sunday the sunshine comes back and the temperatures also go back up into the low to mid-80s and also it turns humid once again. a summer like weekend on tap and let you know where temperatures go in the seven day in the next half hour. >> adam thank you. >> more "action news" coming up after this. where are we?

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their gratitude by putting the first locks to the fence. >> we can all use a pick me up. something that could put a smile on our faces. one business owner is all about that today. cameron peters owns a floral design shop in downtown phoenixville and was on a mission to support a feel good national campaign called peddle it forward. they handed out bouquets to total strangers, the random acts of kindness is to inspire random act of kindness. they were given two one to keep and one to peddle it forward. >> people don't believe it. and then a big smile. "action news" at 4:00 continues after this.

"action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, sharrie williams and brian taff. >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with an historic change for the boy scouts, the exclusive boys club will not be boys only soon enough. and simply your life by imagining your own death. it's called swedish death cleaning. and a violent robber storms the store swinging and police in upper darby says it was not his

first holdup that day. and we begin with a triple shooting in point breeze that sent three men to the hospital last night. police say that two victims were likely the intended targets and the third man was collateral damage. and vernon odom spoke with the innocent bystander today. >> reporter: good evening brian, police are searching for two men that rained gun fire here all over the 1900 block of south bonsell street last night wounding three people. the 1900 block is quiet here in the daylight but still visible all over reminders. the wholesale violence that erupts at 11:00 as a number of man were standing outside. >> a group of men out there enjoying the evening and two males approached him and one male fired eight to ten rounds into the crowd hitting two people and they were transported

by the fire department. two of the wounded men, one 39 and one 42 have lengthy arrest sheets and may have been among the targets. they are hospitalized with leg wounds but miguel soto has a clean record and liveing along this block. >> soto tells "action news" he fled towards his house and felt a sting in the ankle and when he realized he was bleeding and had been shot. police collected surveillance video showing two men fleeing the scene but not ready for release today. the gun fire woke francis smith and his wife up. and they realized their own property was damaged. >> i was praying and the cops kept walking around the truck and then knocking on doors i'm like -- i think they are looking

for whose truck this is. i hope my truck ain't hit -- >> untort flightily for mr. smith it was hit last night. police are looking for leads they can get in this wild shooting in this tight-lipped and fear filled neighborhood they don't yet have a firm conclusion on what the motive was. live in south philadelphia. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> all right vernon thank you. >> upper darby now where police are asking for your help if finding a robbery suspect who attacked at least one store clerk yesterday. this is surveillance video from a small convenience store at avon streets, you see the robber cloaked in a black cloth and he immediately begins punching the worker ordering him to fill a bag with cash. the robber armed with a knife ran away from the store and he

also robbed a small convenience store in the unit block of long lane. if you have information you are asked to can't upper darby police. meantime police in philadelphia are investigating a gruesome mystery in the strawberry mansion section of the city. this after a man was founded in his car park add long west albert street. the victim only identified as a man between 35 and 40 years old had been shot in the head. police are investigating this death as a homicide. >> officials at coatesville high school say an incident involving a toy in a locker room was a foolish prank and not a hate crime. this dark skinned baby doll was found smeared in toothpaste and found hanging from the arm and neck by a tie. the cross country team found the doll and decided to put it in an open ceiling tile.

and then after interviewing team members they determined it was a prank and not racial intimidation but administrationers plan to discipline any student involved. >> wilmington police and firefighters spent the day searching the christina river for a person that either jumped or fell off the winchester bridge. people called 911 after hearing someone screaming in the water, several broet boats and dive teams are looking for the person. turning to our forecast on what has been a gloomy day. it turn out the groom will stick around for a couple more days. but guess what? the weekend looks sunnier. >> good reasons to look toward the end of the week sunshine in full force and yes it's the weekend. right now we deal with the clouds and some showers across much of the area as well. especially north and west of philadelphia, we can see this sea of green especially toward

the lehigh valley on the verge of berks county to the poconos and a lot of this working from the southwest to the north and east. and again this is the best concentration of some of those wet roadways, this evening while most of us see the clouds at the present time. as we look at satellite and radar, low pressure is near cleveland than drops down to our south and west across parts of southern pennsylvania and northern virginia and that could bring another round of rain for southern areas as we get later this evening and overnight tonight. now the rain is more concentrated. the low clouds and lower visibility and the gloomy picture live from the pagoda cam in reading and the leaves in the foreground. still very green. given how warm it has been lately. we'll talk about the warmth, r 8:00 coming back for the weekend. and then more typical for this

time of year. >> maybe fall is coming? >> one day it will. >> adam, thanks. there are celebrations around the world set aside to honor girls and women. today is international day of the girl. a global movement fighting for gender, justice and rights for women. students in kensington marked the occasion with a special presentation with the special conference of puerto rico women. there are conferences on wellness and self worth and the conference on the crisis in puerto rico. and the ems workers in gloucester county are celebrating a decade of saving lives. steve sweeney was there as they marked the 10th anniversary in clayton. since the creation the ems staff has responded to 17,000 calls for help and 13 south jersey towns are covered around the clock with a fleet of 28

ambulances and 12 different money crews. monica malpass is live in the newsroom. >> disturbing flyers were mailed to hundreds of people inself differ neighborhoods and the question is, who would put some much energy into such a mailing blitz. walter perez breaks down the keshing nature of the flyers they found in the mailboxes and police say that technically what happened is not illegal. and a local football player is taken off the team for taking a knee. >> thank you. 50 gigantic pumpkins were carved in mercer county, new jersey, they are not your typical jack-o-lanterns, funny and scary and artistic pumpkins.

they will be on dispray for a weekend long event in woolsy park. a pumpkin painting and guess the weight contest and live pumpkin auction. >> so much to do with a pumpkin. and random acts of kindness are taking place across the country because florists are handing out bouquets. kinney flower shop is taking part. they gave out two bunches one to keep and one to pass on. they hope that every lucky precip will pause and smile even if they are having a bad day. if you are frugal alicia shows you dining out without the big price tag. and does the secret to life own lie in death.

one says it may be morbid but what swede iish cleaning is all about. >> and who rigged in bridge to make it look like it's cracking with ever step. >> rachael: she is hilarious, and your jaw might drop as what she is saying. >> it's not cute in your 30s

in an historic decision the boy scouts of america announced they will let girls join their ranks. the board of directors agreed to make the move after years of requests from families and girls. it allows them to enter the cub scout program and other girls to pursue the rank of eagle scout and the girl scouts criticizes it. the punishment are piling up for a michigan mom that refused to vaccinate her son. when rebecca defied the court order to have a 9-year-old

immunized, today the judge stripped her of custody and will split the duties with the father james horn. he got the while up to date while she was behind bars. >> well, facebook ceo is apologizing today for the way he announced his company would join in the efforts for puerto rico. mark zuckerberg used his virtual reality app to tour the area through a 360 degree video and in it zuckerberg and another executive tell ported using cheery cartoon avatars, the backlash was swift and called the promotion tone death and accused the ceo of exploiting a disaster. he apologized he wants to show how virtual reality could raise

awareness and their partnership with the red cross. and pizza hut is heating things up with the new pizza pouch. making your pizza 15 degrees hotter when it arrives at your door and used to keep the pizza hut customers warm with pizza parkas. cleat will a sleeve that holds your cell phone and holds apartment son and pepper and a slice of pizza too. >> on the inside or outside? i need to investigate. on the inside okay. big talkers now it's about living a simplified life and to that end minimalists are living the trend that frees you and your family from a lifetime of clutter. it's called swedish death cleaning. say what? a woman named margaret wrote a book about t a gentle art where you declutter for yourself and

remove the burden on your loved ones when are you gone and the stuff is still here. she personally experienced this when her parents passed away and had to go through things. as you pick through decades of stuff start thinking will anyone be happy i saved this. keep the good memories and purge the bad ones and get rid of the embarrassing things like an illicit love letter. >> if you are afraid of heights watch this at your own risk. these people are about 3800 feet up in the air on a glass sky walk in china. to be provocative the people behind attraction came up with a high tech way to make the poor tourists think that the glass is cracking -- >> yes thark would be my

reaction for sure. thanks to almost dc screens they think the glass is shattering and put a layer of broken glass beneath the real glass that is not breaking and for wherever anyone walks on it feel the crunch and the cracks start to appear. some people freak out and others just walk on by either not noticing or not caring. if you are curious where this mean prank is happening it's in the east mountains of china. they think it's funny but guys you are all the way up here. >> someone will have a heart attack. >> i did watching that poor guy. >> meantime the kids are stomping on it. >> alicia thank you. lets get a check of the roads right now. matt is here with the update for us. >> we like to take the glass

half full approach than is tough today in delaware, i got off the phone with our friends at del/dot and they had a challenging day and it started at 8:20 this morning when a tanker truck carrying 8900 gallons of fuel flipped over highway one near townsend. and at least 7,000 gallons spill out and it's a hazmat situation and they are hoping to get some lanes between odessa and north smyrna open at this evening's rush. at this point all lanes remain blocked in both directions and we have major backlogs approaching. and taking a ton of detouring traffic i would avoid that as well. route 9 or 301 into maryland we'll keep you posted through the evening rush. elsewhere in delaware i told you about the waze app the concord

pike approaching the shopping center and slowing along 95 and 95 is quite slow because of the work zone by tally road. one lane getting by. it's jammed up here in both directions by the schuylkill. and montgomery avenue shut down use 30 instead and the tacony pal my ra bridge is up. >> thank you. >> matt needs a nap. >> adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather forecast next.

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we are following breaking news here at 4:00. chopper 6 hd flying live now in northeast philadelphia where lease are on the scene of a shooting here this happened at

4:25. this is the 6500 block of brad field terrace. police are talking with people in the neighborhood and details are coming in but we are told that the person shot was rushed to area hospital the torresdale division for care there. there is no word on how old the person is or the condition of the victim but there was a brief pursuit that happened in the area and they are looking to see if this is connected again a shooting in northeast philadelphia where police are on the scene trying to get more information and we'll update you as well. >> now to the accuweather. we'll try to brighten it up. >> we have to get through the easterly wind. the action cam was along the schuylkill expressway color in the far background trying to park in a couple of trees and the main factor here today is the clouds despite it's still warm and rather muggy as we look

live now in the weather center here from philadelphia international airport it looks like there is brighten in spots trying to pop here and there. and you look north and west of the city that is where the showers have been. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see the showers from lancaster to reading to allentown and a good concentration of steady rain easton to slatington north to penn and scattered down to green lane. and a couple of drops there and it makes its way down to philadelphia during the evening hours. if you haven't seen the rain you could get a round of rain into the overnight hours. 76 right now and 72 allentown and cape may right now sitting at a mild 69 degrees. satellite and radar, low pressure is way to the north and

west. closer towards cleveland and pittsburgh and aims its away across northern virginia and then stalls down to the south sending an easterly wind our way and that kind of locks this cloud cover in for a couple of days. future tracker 6 showing at 10:00 tonight. most of the area again avoid some of that rain and scattered showers to the north and some of that will drift through in the wee hours of the morning, 4:00, 5:00 you'll hear it if you have to head out early. and scattered showers and patchy drizzle tomorrow morning at 8:30 and into the afternoon could be some drying trying to filter in temporarily north and east of philadelphia later tomorrow but the clouds winning out and as we get into friday morning the clouds come back in from the south and again heavy on the cloud side for thursday and friday. if you are going to be at the shore windy as well with winds coming in from the northeasterly

direction a choppy atlantic ocean and winds sustained 20 miles per hour for the entire day with gusts up to 35. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast back to the 60s the next few days, that is typical for this time of year a lot of clouds and left over drizzle and cool and friday it's a dry day and typical 69 and we warm it up and muggies come back saturday and sunday. and 80 to 83 degrees. 15 degrees above normal and clouds and sun monday and 74 before a nice stretch of weather comes in at the middle of next week, lots of sun and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. that is perfect for this time of year. >> thank you. do you want to save money at the fancy expensive restaurants?

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if you love dining out but it's not always in the budget. a few tricks that may inspire you to make the next reservation. credit.com rounded up ways to save at fancy restaurants, like sharing entrees and skipping apps and desserts and scanning the deal websites other things are things to take note of. keeping track of restaurant week. there are events from center city to specific neighborhoods in the city and new jersey and the shore and delaware. restaurant weeks offer the best deals of the year from prefix to other incentives. next, attend a soft opening, there are lots of new restaurants opening around town and unprecedented boom happening in philadelphia at this moment. often times before the grand opening there say soft launch, there you can sample the menu at a discounted price. >> avoid specials, they are observe more expensive than

items on the menu and we often don't foe what we are paying because the prices are not advertised. avoid that trap unless it's something you really want and then splurge. >> and that does it for "action news" at 4:00. join us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. paulsboro's a very proud community.

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and then knowing that we're coming back. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. in all hundreds of flyers were sent out the mail is concerning but not illegal. it's wednesday night and the big story on "action news" are the disturbing flyers and the shock waves they sent through entire neighborhoods. walter per is live now with details new at 5:00 tonight. >> reporter: hey guys over the past year racist propaganda is

distributed in this part of our region in northern bucks as well. flyers like this one was mailed to homes this area and they are offensive and disgusting but the people behind the effort made no specific threats so it's pretty legal. >> it's disturbing. >> they were talking about flyers mails to hundreds of people they are fest onned with racist and images with white nationalist messages from nazi germany. they find it hard to believe people would put some much time and resources into something like this. >> someone spend a lot of money to get out what they want to get out to the commune and we are all shocked. >> some of the envelopes were personalized. for example david is a kansas city