, double knotted, double bagged. there were seven pieces also. >> and, again, the bodies and the bags had been washed down. >> there was no physical evidence recovered, no dna that was foreign to him. >> the victim was identified as 56-year-old mike sakara. >> he was a fixture at the five oaks bar in greenwich village. >> the five oaks bar was a piano bar and did cater to the guy. >> lisa hall was a bartender on the night he was murdered. lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he when there's empty seats sit right next to him and made the man a scotch and water, and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a name. i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators c

on printing them every time you send a bag through the bag check.. gerri: that is very interesting. i was thinking that may be another way for airlines to raise my air fare. gerri, we gave you gps tag for your bag. add another 100 bucks. but you say no. it might work exactly the other way. i think your other point a little tag for the airport. lax. old school, really, really old school. that is shocking it hasn't been upgraded. >> computer systems are ancient. only planes, even some planes are not that new, gerri. very technologically backward industry. a lot of reservation systems developed in the 1960s. this will be a great leap forward. i imagine not too distant future we'll all have permanent bag tags that we can program ourselves. we can track the bags. we can use our smartphones to program them. we'll be entering city, destination city ourself rather than relying on somebody else to enter the destination. a lot of bags are misdirected because the airline people send it to the wrong city. gerri: george, i respect you. i know you know what you'r

crash and the air bag does deploy? >> file the claim. if there is a frontal crash and the air bag didn't deploy, we want to look into that claim. >> okay. so you're not -- you are open to looking at each situation. so that would be a situation where the air bag did deploy, but not until the second crash and so i want to make sure that everyone is clear that even if your air bag didn't deploy, it could depend, even if your air bag did deploy it could depend on the facts of your case. >> that's an interesting hypothetical, but i would like to look at that claim. >> i think there is one. >> well, we would like to take a look at it. >> because this is the issue, this switch goes off and on easily. right? it slides to off easily. it slides back. because there is not appropriate torque in it. and so things that bump it move it. so just as easily as a riding off the road could bump it and it could go off, a frontal crash could move it from off to on, correct? >> we looked at that problem. i think theoretically you are correct

to avoid those checked bag fees?hree on your side consume mr. reporter jim donovan has a consumer alert you need to hear before your neck ♪ >> pilot was injured after his small plane crashed aft take off in somerset county, new jersey, today. the single engine amateur built plane crashed in a residential yard not far from central jersey he john airport in hillsboro township. that pilot identified as 73 year old victor of hillsboro was taken to the hospital. the faa and the national transportation safety board are now investigating. >> south jersey mom whose daughter was shot while sleeping in her bed shares her outrage tonight exclusively with "eyewitness news". betty hudson of sicklerville is trying to stay positive. last week a bullet went through a wall and hit her 13 year old daughter tia in the lower back as she leapt in her bed. now the honor roll student whose heading into the eighth grade is spending her summer going through a painful recovery. >> entered the lower back. came out entered through her private -

you kind of have a mixed bag. -the sun also having to deal with all these recalls. >> it is very unfortunate. issue for theg auto industry. it is not only nissan. you have bmw and other toyota automakers facing the same thing. i think over the long term, the impact will be minimal. what is the impact on the reputation of the company? over the long term, it is not going to be like gm with its ignition problem. it is not going to be like toyota, two or three years ago, with the stuck accelerator problem. >> speaking of impacts, what about that currency? we have got korean automakers being hit hard by the korean won . what about japanese automakers and the yam? 0-- the yen? >> there was an earnings headwind for the korean automakers. the japanese autos, the yam -- the yen has depreciated. it is going to be a tailwind. over the last six months, the yen has stabilized. there will be muted impact on the japanese auto from currency. what will impact the earnings this quarter is what we just talked about. it is the sales

with the size of the bags they allow.you are booked on delta, american or united and you struggle like this to fit your bag into the sizer, you could run into trouble even if it's a bag you used before. >> they won't like it but i think it will change their behavior. >> reporter: just the effect the airlines are hoping for. now, the move is expected to be a moneymaker for airlines raking in more in checked bag fees and, in fact, the ap reported united airlines alone hopes to earn an extra $700 million in fees next year but it will also help to free up some extra space in those overhead compartments meaning the last group of passengers will no longer have to check their appropriately sized carry- ons. in san jose, julie watts, kpix 5. >> there's another big change in store for travelers. this one hits people who love those frequent flyer miles. earning the miles guess harder. unite airlines announced a new program that gives more points to big spenders. starting in march you will rack up points based on the cost of your ti

blanket before being put in that duffle bag. was dead four to eight hours before being discovered. she had moved out of a home on eighth and diamond where she lived with two roommates and had been looking for more permanent quarters. >> she was a religious individual, very selective with the type of friends and the people she related to most of the time, most of her friends were related to church and people she know and trust well. >> reporter: investigators believe araujo's murderer set her toyota rav4 on fire to cover his or her tracks. "action news" has learned the 23 year old person of interest has burns all over his body. he was picked up at crozer chester medical center. the name that of person of interest has not been released but again we're hearing that charges could be filed as early as this morning. we're live in mantua, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> katherine thank you for that. >>> new this morning philadelphia police are working with the fbi to track down a bank robber. these are new. matches of the

bags is ludicrous.t's laziness that people don't bring reusable shopping bags with them. >> reporter: according to the earth policy institute 170 cities or countries have laws banning or curtailing the use of plastic bags. in florida, home to beaches, a state law prohibits cities from passing laws that will restrict for ban plastic bags are. florida state senator has been trying to change that for the last three years. >> it's a no-brainer. the obstruction was the industries. elementary schoolkids inspired the bill. plastic bags are not biodegradeable and can kill marine life. they wrote to city officials calling for a ban. the florida legislature is not budging. this spring there was teffifies against -- testifying against banning the ban on bags. >> we thing this send a wrong message. >> when it comes to keeping plastic bags out of the waterways. the florida department of environmental application said outrite bans produce the fastest result. >> i'm trying to make sure the beaches, the streams, the ri

the whole concept of single use plastic bags is ludicrous. it's laziness that people don't bring the reusable shopping bags. according to the earth policy institute, 170 cities and counties have laws banning or curtailing the use of plastic bags. in florida, home to beaches, a state law restricts cities passing bans to restrict the use or banning of plastic bags. this map has been trying to change it. >> it seems like a no-brainer. the obstruction is what the surprise was. heize elementary schoolkids inspired his bill. learning that plastic bags are not biodegradeable and can kill marine life they wrote to city officials calling for a ban. the florida legislator is not blugeing. the retail group lobbied for a ban on banning the plastic bag. >> we are trying to send a message to attract manufacturers to the state of florida. we think it sends a wrong message. >> when it comes to keeping plastic bags out of the waterways, the florida department of protection says outright bans produce the fastest results. what we are trying to do is make sure t

i thought that was you in that bag. i noticed that if somebody puts a bag over their head i will look at the body. so shouldn't they wear sumo suits, big, giant sumo suits? >> you are a dude so of course you will look below the neck. at least it is britain, right? at least you can see their mouths and their teeth or they have hall law toe sis. how many have a big goiter hanging out, right? it is no different than these photos that people post on these dating websites leak tinder. you know this chick took a hundred photos and you get a sliver of her right eye. you can't tell what the people look like. >> that's true. i have been tricked many times. it is putting off the inevitable. sooner or later you have to get rejected. the rejection is worse. now they know your personality and your looks. they still hate you. >> well, here is the thing. i am tired of men being bullied into being into women's personalities. >> yes, i agree. >> why can't we just be attracted to you? women, you are not physically attracted to us. you li

we're following new developments over not in the murder of this woman, who was stuffed in the duffle bag. police say they are close to cracking this case. >>> as of right now philadelphia police continue questioning a person of interest, this keep in mind less than 24 hearst after she was found dead in kensington. >> good morning, "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from police headquarters with the very latest, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and erika, absolutely heinous murder that as you mentioned investigators may be one step closer to solving this morning two days after that 23 year-old woman was found bound, beaten, murdered her body touched in the duffle bag in north philadelphia. lets go ahead and roll some video and show you the scene as her parents laura araujo's parents arrived at headquarters tuesday afternoon, the same day, that a person of interest was taken into custody and questioned by police. authorities believed that the 23 year-old man lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex may be responsible for the murder of the art institute graduate his

right the now a person of interest is in custody after the discovery of the woman's body in the duffle bag, nicole brewer has a live report. >>> tri-state area ace waking to more storm damage after, powerful storms rip through the area again. >>> this delaware county teen is thankful to be alive after being struck by lightening. >>> let's talk about the storms and our forecast with katie. >> it feels like yesterday was not as bad as monday night's storms. >> it dependedded where you were. it is so much about where are you when these storms come in they hit you or they don't hit you it can depend on what your story is the next day. there were very strong storms yesterday but a lot of it was in new jersey. generally with the exact same time as what we had the day before that. it has been two straight days of very strong storms, more damage to clean up at this point and we're not totally done but do i come bearing better news. look at storm scan three, tri-state sweep, still picking up on pockets of heavy rain, granted, however back at berks and lancaster county you see back edge. what you se

. >>> in the news police question a man in the grizzly discovery of the woman's body in the duffle bag. >> they tell thaws man and victim lived in the same west philadelphia apartment building. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us at police headquarters with the developing details, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and quarter, two days after laura araujo was discovered, murdered in that duffle bag in south philadelphia they say they may be one step closer to solving that heinous crime. lets roll video and show you the scene as her parents arrived to homicide headquarters tuesday afternoon, same day that a person of interest was taken into custody and questioned by police. now authorities believe that the 23 year-old man who lived in the victim's west philadelphia apartment complex maybe connect to the crime that left the 23 year-old art institute grad strangled and beaten and her hand tied. police say he raised suspicions after being treated for burns at crozer-chester medical center days after araujo's car was found torched with a gas can found lying nearby. >> all of her belong

i have a bag, and everyone says that is such a small bag. and it was rejected at the tsa line.icks out in one dimension by one inch. and i had to go back to check it in and almost missed my flight. >> i feel your pain. and i know there are other people out there from reading the frequent flier sites. so why are the airlines doing this? it seems like they are making some of their most loyal customers mad. >> i think in american's case they are merging, and the faa is making sure that they follow their own rules, so whenever two airlines merge, they file a joint operating certification. but in delta's case it think it's really because it's the summer travel season, and the overhead bins are full, the flights are full, and there's not enough room. they used to gate check you. but now there are tsa checking you. and you have to go back to check in. and the crime is a lot of these b bags that have been sold as carry on compliant are no longer carry on compliant. so you have to make sure that your dimensions at least on delta, american, and united are compliant. it can't be 10 on one

four 13:00, unusual finds in a child's nursery bag, leads to arrest of 25 year old man. steve keeley live outside of the camden police department with the details, steve? >> well, kerrey, as a new mother, you know that babies are known to leave some nasty stuff in their diapers. but nothing this nasty. i bet you have never come across it, dad dropped off his 11 month old baby girl at the day care center, walkable distance from police headquarters, forgot he previously dropped his loaded with extra deadly hollow provide exploding gun in his daughter's diaper bag that he also left with the day care workers when he dropped her off. here is the day care center coincidentally same street mlk boulevard well be appearing next a block up the street at the camden county courthouse. the dad's 9-millimeter loaded gun, stolen gun, stole never philadelphia, coincidentally, just across the river, was recovered when police went to the day care center and found what the day care workers had found in the little girl's nursery bag. the dad, 25 year old father, akeep williams of lindenwold

passengers used to be able to avoid checked bag fee by shoving oversized carry ons into overhead bins the gate. >> frustrating because all these people are bringing bags on and they are bigger than carry ons. >> it is hard with people with big bags. >> everybody tries to sneak them in. >> reporter: many people are trying to put it an toned that instructing security screen tours send passengers back to the count tore check their bag if it doesn't fit in this box. >> having to stand in line again probably will miss a flight. >> reporter: even seasoned travelers are caught off guard because these boxes are shrinking. >> it used to be 45 inches, total and now, it is a strict, 22 by 14, by 9-inch requirement. >> reporter: george is editor of airfare watch dog a frequent flier, even he was unprepared for a recent flight. >> they had me put my bag in a sizer just before the tsa line. >> reporter: it was just an inch too big. >> i had to go back to the check in, and there was a long line, i almost missed my flight to check my bag and pay a $25 fee. >> reporter: jet blue and southwest are more

the duffle bag. someone came across that gruesome discovery around 5:00 this morning. police believe the car belonged to the woman. authority described for us how the body was found. >> they found an unidentified 22-year old hispanic female inside of a trash bag and inside of the duffle bag. it appears her hand and feet had been bound to go. she was pronounced on the scene. >> reporter: police have not released the identification of that woman pending a family mote case but they do tell us they are, investigating and they are looking to see if anyone saw anything they are canvassing both neighborhoods and hoping to find surveillance video that can she exactly what took place, earlier this morning at both locations. we are live from grays ferry, syma chess dry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. >>> va scandal is reaching new heights as philadelphia benefits sent their processes pensions and compensation will be the subject of the congressional hearing tonight. federal investigators found

it's, like, a bag. >> what does this bag cost you? >> 17¢. >> what would that tin cost? around $7 is what you would retail that bag. you pulled 16 out of the air for the tin. >> i did, but i thought that tin was gonna be pretty expensive. >> that's right. where we're gonna make more money is with that perceived value. perception matters more than anything in retail. and packaging is a big part of perception. taking the popcorn from a bag that costs 17¢, and taking the same amount of contents and putting them in a tin that costs around 80¢, well, that's only a 63¢ increase in cost. but i'm able to charge $9 more. i've just increased my profit dramatically without doing much other than changing the packaging. would you buy that? >> i don't know. i mean, you know, i sell a lot of popcorn in my grab-and-go bags. >> i really like this tin. i would buy it. >> it's reusable. it's resealable. looks good. >> and it would be fun to say to somebody, like you do in some of the coffee shops, "buy the tin, come back and get a refill for $4." >> people would come back all the time. >>

she was placed in a trash bag and wrapped in a blanket before being put into that duffle bag. been dead four to eight hours before she was found and she was surrounded by her belongings. a few weeks ago araujo had moved out of a home on eighth and diamond where she lived with two roommates. she had been looking for more permanent housing. her parents live in oklahoma. they have arrived to town and are searching for answers. >> she was religious individual and a very methodologically, very selective with the type of friends and the people she related to most of the time most of her friends were related to church and people she know and trust well. >> reporter: and investigators believe araujo's murderer set her rav4 on fire to cover his tracks and left the vehicle on bambrey in south philadelphia. "action news" has learned the 23-year-old person of interest was covered in burns. he was picked up at crozer chester medical center. as for that person of interest the name has not been released but we're hearing charges could be filed as early as today. we're live in man clue, what

he's putting stones in a bag he put stones in a bag and i was running up you saw the kid literally comes by and. trucks and is in his bag getting ready for something i guess i'm sure he's not collecting stones because there's a building a four back home he just said about a minute just said this people need a country. and the fact that there are these rallies here is not helping this so much hatred between both sides and so much racism in. the. novel. when i go home most in. love a valium while they give it home. he's a lame number. of want people shut up phone. i don't blame the kids for what their actions are or blame their parents or blame their teachers just like i don't blame the soldiers for doing whatever they're doing. this area is so beautiful seriously can't we all just get along. so well say it is into the sorting out factory and it is filled with newly deliver. foxes all kinds of them. is a let me kind of creepy. for the wreckage. this is not even the message and i'm. this is this is almost. because a message when you think about it it's actually getting the skin off of the a

they forked over the money for checking bags. you will see another increase in fees starting next week, and this one imposed by uncle sam, the tsa security fee. it will more than double each way, and if a layover is more than four hours, you will get charged again for that leg of your trip. that starts on monday. >>> and then insurance institute for highway safety says parents sticking to a budget may be putting their kids in older and smaller unsafer cars. they don't offer the highest protection. car crashes is the leading cause of death among teens. today the institute released its own list of the safest used cars for young drivers. >> we don't believe that a teen should be driving a vehicle with high horsepower, and we believe it's essential that the vehicle have electronic stability control, and the vehicle needs good crash protection. so it should be mid size or larger. >> the institute recommends cars with the highest safety rating in features like side air bags, and includes later models of the saub, and toyota prius and k

you want to do away with the bag tax. >> absolutely.everywhere i campaign, people detest the bag tax. they really are offended by it. and small businesses are very offended by it because it takes a lot of their effort, the paper work to deal with the paperwork and receipts and everything. but people are offended that if they want to buy something they have to pay an extra nickle to get a bag. it's something i want to do away with that's very unpopular. it sends a bad message to the rest of the community and other communities how hungry we are to take nickels from people. >> the energy tax, too? >> reduced, greatly. phil andrews agreed with that. we really have to do, not do away with it, but lower it. we have income tax, sales tax, bag tax, flush tax. speed cameras are a tax. we have so many taxes burdening the people that we've got to cut back. >> what's your position on speed cameras? we see them popping up in every jurisdiction of our area. >> i would like to see big signs maybe 100 feet before you get to them, big sign, not small si

ludicrous. >> banning the bags.ountain of trash. a man with a kayak in his quest to change the system. definitely not the runways. the close call that could have ended in tragedy. >>> under the sea. hundred of divers went down under for a concert in the florida keys the 30th annual music festival was broadcast by a radio station by the speakers submerged upped the water. it helped to raise awareness for coral reef protection >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford. next - a new push to ban single-use plastic bags. first, meteorologist eboni deon is here with a look at the forecast. >> we are talking temperatures. it will be a little on the cool side. actually a nice break is in store here. at least from the heat. then we'll get back to where we should be. let's focus attention across the western u.s. this is an area where it's the story of the haves and have notes. it's been dry across the north-west. inland we have a monsoonal moisture, showers and storms developing across the four corners. this

laura araujo was stuffed into a duffle bag. >> today the medical examiner confirmed laura araujo had been beaten and strangled. >> we don't have any idea what happened. >> this afternoon her parent as rived at police headquarters hoping to learn about his daughter's murder. >> her father a psychiatrist in oklahoma described her as religion and careful about her friends. >> we really want to get help from the police because we do not know anything. we are not from here. >> yesterday around 5:30 a.m., a man looking through trash discovered the young woman's body in a duffle bag on this 300 block in kensington. >> her hands were bound in front and her feet were bound and she was placed in a trash bag and then folded into a blanket and ultimately stuffed into a duffle bag. >> an autopsy determined she had been beaten and strangled, two hours before her body was discovered, please found her burned out car along band street in philadelphia. police believe the killer set the fire to cover up evidence, up until a few weeks ago she lived with two female friends, but moved out and everything s

>> yes. >> reporter: how many cells are in the bag?> in this bag, 253 million. >> reporter: that's a lot of cells, it sounds like. >> it's a lot, and it's proficient young. >> after spinning and counting, it's time for the critical faz of the procedure. about. >> yes, the cells there. we'll resuspend them in the liquid left, we'll pull a sarp out, do a cell count and see what is left. -- pull a sample out, do a cell count and see what is left. >> reporter: so you are clicking every time we saw one. >> yes. cell. >> that's a dead cell. >> reporter: the rest look perfectly healthy. 94 minutes after the process begins, grace's blood is ready. >> thank you. >> it's the greatest stem cells in this box, precious cargo. we are making our way into the hospital room where the infusion happens. time really is of the essence now. when we come back, it's go time for grace. the doctor infuses her with her core blood. but will it work? do you have full knowledge of the future potential of this technology. >> i think we are at the tip of the iceberg.

he grabbed a bag of hamburger buns, dumped them on the floor, then put the knife inside the bag so itouldn't leave a blood trail when he left. on his way out, he stepped on one of the buns leaving the one piece of forensic evidence he couldn't refute. robinson murdered christina with her child inside the house. >> that little child was in that house for up to 24 hours, we estimate, with his dead mother in the bathtub. >> i am calling him a monster, and i never forget it. even when i die, till the day i die, i'm not going to forgive him ever. >> prosecutors believe carlos was afraid his wife would end their marriage when she found out he had made a sexual advance toward christina. and that's why he decided to murder her. robinson was charged with first degree murder. >> mr. robinson, i would advise you with respect to the charge, you have the right to have an attorney and to have the attorney represent you at all stages of the proceeding. >> robinson was convicted of christina's murder and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> there's certainly a feeling of the victim gett

she was placed in a trash bag, then wrapped in a blanket before being put in that duffle bag.he had been dead four to eight hours before slaw found according to investigators. a few weeks ago she had moved out of a home on eighth and diamond where she had lived with two roommates and she had been looking for more permanent housing. araujo's parents have arrived in town and are searching for answers. >> she was religious individual and very methodological, very selective with the type of friends and the people she related to. most of the time most of her friends were related to church and people she know and trust well. >> reporter: and investigators believe araujo's murderer set her rav4 on fire to cover his tracks and left the vehicle on bambrye in south philadelphia. "action news" has learned the 23-year-old person of interhad burns all over his body. the name that of person of interhas not been released but again we could expect charges as early as today. we are live in mantua, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news". >> thank you, katherine. >>> new this morning a south j

investigators went to matthew's workplace and found a walmart shopping bag in a trash can outside. >>re was a tab for pairs of wells lamont handymen cotton jersey gloves in there. >> to see who purchased the gloves, investigators looked for fingerprints using heated superglue, which adheres to any finger oils present. the test revealed matthew mirabal's fingerprint. >> and this stuff was bought at walmart, which is a mile from their house. i'm thinking, holy cow, this is incredible. >> it also helped establish that the gloves were brand new and that matthew had purchased those gloves. >> there are some murder cases that it's a no-brainer. but there are other cases where you have to build this wall, brick by brick. and when you get the wall built, you push it over on them. >> in the back of matthew's truck, investigators found a broken piece of wood. it looked strikingly similar to the other pieces of wood found near natalie's body. >> those pieces of wood were splintered and broken, and colorado bureau of investigations was able to put them back together and they fit perfectly. >> whe

anwhile, an unusual discovery in a child's nursery bag.ay care worker leading to the arrest of 25 year old man. workers found a load handgun in a 11 month old girl's nursery bag. it happened at the el centso, the gun loaded when hollow point rounds, and was reported stolen in philadelphia. the girl's father facing charges. >> 5:35, israeli officials reporting the first death since the violence between hamas and israel began eight days ago. man reportedly killed when he was hit by hre along the israel gaza borderment said the killing of palestinian civilians on air rides by gaza does present more after dilema but he does not have a moral answer. >> mechanical failure at the arts academy at rush causing hazt situation last night. >> this happened sometime after 7:00 at the school. this i the 11,000 block of knights road. investigators say the mechanical failure led a to freon leak at the school. one person was taken to the hospital. >> very confident we have zero readings on the inside. >> they took a maintenance woer to the hospital as a pr

. >>> coming up, fired for eating a bag of chips. this former walgreens employee gets 180 grand. >> a bay area city votes to give away medical marijuana for free and not just any pot. it's got to be the good stuff. ,,,,,,,, ploded in philadel >> all of a sudden, this massive fire ball is what happened when a food truck exploded in philadelphia. 13 people were hurt. investigators believe that a leaky propane tank is to blame for that. tonight, a walgreens employee who was fired for eating a bag of chips on the job just won a big settlement and she is talking to our andria borba tonight. >> reporter: ever herd heard of a $180,000 bag of potato chips? walgreens has. it was 2008. when josefina hernandez went into diabetic crisis. she grabbed a bag of chips from her cart to prevent from faints. >> she did not have time to pay for them first. she was in a crisis situation. >> reporter: that is not how walgreens saw it. they have a zero tolerance antigrazing rule. she did pay for the chips eventually, but she was suspended and then fired fo

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tag not addition to the bag a meth and the knife officers also found a semi automatic handgun in a bag joseph had on him. i'm told joseph is a convicted felon and he is behind bars on no bail. drivers can expect delays tomorrow morning in concord. roadwork starts at 8 a.m. to upgrade a sewer line downtown that dates back to the 1940s and 50s. lanes will be closed on willow pass road.between mira vista terrace and galindo street.until 6 p.m. that schedule will continue monday through friday. they hope the work will be finished on august 29. the project is being funded by the city sewer enterprise fund. a community fitness center set to close after serving people for three decades. we hear from upset gym-goers the latest on a sunnyvale man accused of tricking teen girls into sending him dozens of provocative photos. and next. a rookie police officer killed in the line of duty during an ambush in new jersey. the disturbing message he gave to a witness while he waited for police. the disturbing message he gave to a witness while he waited for police. when salesman alan ames books his room

the body of the hispanic woman believed to be 23 years old was in a trash bag inside the duffle bag. arms were bound and the front was duck taped. investigators believe they know who she is and are waiting on relatives to make a full id more at 5:00 a.m. >> police say they found a man already behind bars on other drug charges was running a meth lab out of his philadelphia apartment before his arrest. the action cam was in torresdale yesterday where police removed bottles of dangerous chemicals from an apartment on the 3500 block of grant avenue. investigators say they found illegal drugs and manuals on how to make meth, lsd and ecstasy. neighbors had no idea that anything suspicious was taking place in the apartment and it made them think about what their kids might have been exposed to. >> everybody's outside. i don't even want her outside until i know everything is good. it's crazy. >> it's terrible. i've lived here for 15 years and we've never had anything here and hopefully it doesn't happen around here again. >> the suspect is expected to face additional charges on top of the on

and often he's putting tones in a bag you put stones in a bag and i was running up you saw the kid literally comes by and. put roxanne's in his bag getting ready for something i guess i'm sure is not collecting stones because it's building a four by. so you just said about him where he's just said these people need a country. and the fact that there are israelis here is not helping the so much hatred between both sides and so much racism. in the. knowledge of obama has shown itself. when i get home same color. film when wow give it a home. of one people shut up phone what i'm going to do with the people. i don't blame the kids for what their actions are or blame their parents or blame their teachers just like i don't blame the soldiers for doing whatever they're doing. this area is so beautiful seriously can't we all just get along. stay is nice. it is filled with new lead to live. foxes all kinds of them. is a let me kind of creepy. for the wreckage. this is not even the message. this is this is almost true because a message when you think about it it's actually getting the skin off of the

she was placed in a trash bag inside of the duffel bag. the call came in at 5:00 a.m. the man discovered the victim's body on the 2200 block of north 3 street in kensington. they are trying to get a positive identification on the woman described as hispanic. her body was stuffed into the duffel bag and left near a vacant and boarded up home. there is not much happening on the street. it is near susquehanna avenue. they spent the day combing through the scene as they look for evidence to figure out what happened to this young woman. >> he saw a human hand with that, he went and found a police officer. the police came and saw it was a human body. it went from there there are is tower that is unfolding over the next 24 or 48 hours. >> absolutely. we'll find out her identity from the medical examiners office will know the cause of death. >> we went out and wanted to see what was going on. we are nervous. the community is nervous at this time. >>reporter:also, another new development as you take a live look at the scene. two hours before the young woman was discovered here