joleen believes many of the removals could be avoided. >> we've had grandmas who lived a block down the road who tried to get their grandkids. law enforcement calls dss. if they just place with the relative it can avoid so much. once you get into that system it's just so hard to get out because it's just one thing after another. the crucial moment when a judge decides whether to hold children in custody comes during a hearing held 48 hours after a child is removed. the lawsuit against the state argues that parents aren't given a fair hearing and children are being removed for unjustifiably long periods of time. >> they have to give those parents a chance to present evidence in their own defense. a chance to fight the state's attempt to take their children away from them and to do that in a meaningful fair hearing in front of a judge who has not made up his mind that whatever dss says goes. hanna contends that there is evidence presented at the hearings, but only from one side. mark vargo is the state's attorney for pennington county, and he's one of the officials named in the class acti

to tell us more i am joined by fox business correspondent, joleen kent who is live from amazon, the massive distribution center in tracy, california. >> there are little orange robot, 320 pounds each. they increase efficiency by three times the workers here. instead of having the workers walk miles and miles every day these robots deliver shelves and the employees pick things out and then they are shipped to you at home. these are made by am lists to save amazon up to $900 million which would be massive for its earnings reports coming up in the future quarters. they have been doing this since july. if you look at amazon on cyber monday there is a lot of expectation here. last year they sold 426 items per second. you can see the robots moving behind me. one of my questions is why don't they run into each other? a company that amazon acquired looks like this and it works well because of the software they engineered so they avoid each other. they have sensors on the floor and it looks like this amazing dance of the robots watching this stuff go out on cyber monday. >> that's troubling. i assum

. >> stella -- >> stella's owner joleen uploaded the video after the dog barked at the fruit for several minutes in several locations and then stella nuzzled the pineapple after showing her it was not life-threatening and quite frankly delicious. >> it tastes good. that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and melissa magee, i'm brian taff. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a manhunt that lasted 24 nd hours now over. bradley stone accused of killing six people all with ties to his family took his own life. sources tell "action news" that he used a sword to kill himself. the big story on "action news" is the breaking story in montgomery county. >> we are learning details about brad stone and the discovery of his body this afternoon. >> authorities found stone's body about 200 yards from his home in pennsburg, pennsylvania, it was found along a stream, he was dressed in sand colored camoufl