and a former radnor commissioner. joanne badey is his ex-wife. >> regardless of who these people may be related to, that has no bearing. i don't care what your race, sex, sorry socioeconomic status is or anything of that nature. it does not matter to us. >> reporter: now a third person in the home was listed on unrelated charges of carrying xanax and other prescription drugs without a prescription. the two badeys have been arraigned and released from jail after posting bail. we're live here at radnor police, i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news." >> thank you dan. >>> concerns over a missing man prompted a lockout at cheltenham high school today. 19-year-old jacob marberger is former student reportedly took a rifle case from his parents home this morning. a relative told police that march burger has been despondent over recent issues at his current school washington college in chestertown maryland. police say marberger has made no threats but cheltenham high school was put on lockdown in an abundance of caution. the

now that store is closed, and today radnor town ship shut down the pizza place on lancaster office. more live from the operations center with details on this story. >> reporter: keith, radnor police tell us two cops bought pot from the assistant manager on multiple occasions. investigators say she would walk outside, sell the drugs and then return to work. that's the reason why the health department in radnor has shut down the seasons pizza in waynes so the store can be sanitized. there's concerns over the possibility that the assistant manager was handy will the drugs and the food at the same time. we spoke to up with of the undercover officers about the bust on the condition of anonymity. >> she's dealing with food that's going to you and my kids, you and my mom and dad and that's unacceptable hy where but especially here in radnor township. >> reporter: take a look. the undercover officers say they followed her into the pizza shop after a drug deal last night and nabbed her inside the store. police tell us they found marijuana in her purse. now, i reach out to season's pizza via

chopper 6hd live over the unit block of marilyn road in radnor right now where radnor police and the bomb squad are on the scene. here's what we know right now. apparently police responded to this home for reports of a horttehoarder. they found deplorable conditions inside that. prompted them to call the hazmat team. we know right now according to the radnor police commissioner crews are also trying to catalog munitions that were found on that site, whether they were live or not unclear at this point but as we know bomb squad and hazmat department on the scene right here, the unit block of marlon road in radnor very much a developing situation. we'll keep our eyes on this, keep you posted if anything develops throughout this newscast. >> well, ads to attract kids to junk food are growing despite a promise by food manufacturers to create less of those types of anchors. monica malpass is live in the news room to explain. >> that's right m researchers at yale university took a look at this issue from the years 2010 to 2014 and they actually found the number of ads in that time grew so h

live from radnor police headquarters, i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> scary moments are from one home owner as flames swallowed her home in overbrook. woman was rescued from her house on the 6100 block of west columbia and her next-door neighbors were able to get out safely. fire burn from the basement to the rooftop eventually causing the structure to collide. home owner tiffany booker said she was rescued from her living room just in time. >> guy around the corner was hollering that something was on fire and he was trying to get me out of there but i didn't heard the glass break and then there was a lot of smoke. >> at least eight residents were displaced, one fire fighter was taken to the hospital with signs of exhaustion. the the causes unknown at this time. >>> a local church gets a piece of history. >> alter and pulpit used by pope francis to celebrate mass on the parkway now has a permanent home in montgomery county. the that is where "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is right now with more on this papal gift, todd. >> reporter: ukee, alter is a a piece

whatever. >>> good morning, updating our situation, breaking news out of radnor. i just talked to septa here's the deal. a regional rail line pulled out of the radnor station heading towardville know of, when they noticed smoke, fire coming from underneath the train. they took the the passengers, all 250 passengers, safely evacuated, at the villanova train station right now, and that train which we showed you in the chopper the last time around was being taken back to the yard when it developed more problems, near radnor. good news is that all 250 passengers aboard the train are safe and they were dropped off at villanova, hopefully they will get on the next train with temperatures at 35, it is cold standing out there in the villanova station. again expect delays for the rest of the morning on the paoli thorndale line because of that problem out there atville know of, mike and alex, back to you. >>> we are off to see the wizard, wonderful wizard of oz. >> who could forget dorothy's blue and white dress. there it is. the that is really what she wore in the movie fr

. >> you come to radnor and try to sell those drugs to our students and residents you will be arrested regardless of who you are or who you are related to, period. >> police also arrested another woman inside the home at the time police served the search warrant. >>> it's 5:35. here are stories we're following for you. >> today we'll get details about students coming to philadelphia to learn politics during the democratic national convention next july. temple university will host hundreds of students from across the country for two weeks next summer, they will take courses and do field work with officials. if you are looking for a job national career fair is hosting an event at the crown plaza hotel in king of prussia today. hiring managers from several companies will be there from 11 to 2. >> also today it's a sure sign of the season when aaa starts making predictions how many of you will drive for the holidays. travelers will get a better idea how busy airports and highways will be for next week's thanksgiving travel. can you believe thanksgiving is next week. >> i know. it's here. >

. >>> police say a radnor township woman also a local cub scout leader was moonlighting as a drug dealer. according to investigators it was a family affair. 53-year-old joann badey and her son george sold marijuana, heroin and other drugs to college kids on the main line. investigators tells us two ran their illegal business out of their home. police were tipped off by neighbors who say she is the ex-wife of a former commissioner. >> you come to radnor and sell those drugs to our students and residents you will be arrested regardless of who you are or who you are related to. period. >> police also arrested another woman who was inside the home at the time police served the search warrants. >> starting this week you'll have a new way to feed the meter in philadelphia. the philadelphia parking authority will launch a pay by phone parking app called meter up. it goes live on thursday morning, but the pta will unveil more information later today. here's what we do know. you pay with your phone, as soon as you park. the app alerts you when you run out of time and you can reload the meter from

badey's father happens to be the head of the democratic party in radnor an former township commissioner. police are not implicating him in any way. >> a fee to visit santa claus at the cherry hill mall didn't last long. mall operators responded to an outcry that called the policy grinch-like and dropped the cost. the high tech santa attraction is one of only 12 like it in the country. this season the mall required purchasing a photo package of $35 to $75 to see saint nick. that made many parents anything but jolly. some complained on social media saying it was not in the holiday spirit and excluded low income families. >> never want anyone to feel like they're excluded or they can't come here so now you can. you can come visit santa for free. you'll no longer have to make a minimum photo package purchase and you can just visit with santa instead. >> visiting santa is free. but with bigger crowds expected you're advised to book a reservation in advance online. >> 4:38. still to come on "action news" a philadelphia based retailer is buying a group of pizza restaurants. why they're doing t

. >>> police have arrested a mother and son who were allegedly selling drugs out of a radnor home. the authorities arrested five three-year old joanne beatty, george beatty and 24 year-old jen bowler. a according to police under cover agents halted operation that was selling marijuana and other drugs. neighbors in radnor were grateful for the police work. >> several phone calls in banks, obviously a lot of police activity in particular friday, clearing out property and getting it under control but amazing when neighbor tell you things that they have observed and they start letting us any know. >> reporter: officials believe this operation was distributing drugs to local college campuses and police say one of the suspects has a record of drug-related offenses. >>> if you are a buyer or seller on craigs list or a similar on line marketplace one local police department aims to make the in person transaction safe for everyone involved. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan explains the cherry hill safe zones. >> when it comes to buying things advertised on line, never forge

they were all called to this home radnor township police say was indy more rabble conditions. inside that home, they found guns and ammunition and chemicals. the home is owned by a man who is a licensed gun dealer and he tells us he's done nothing wro wrong. >> there's an odor that smelled almost as though there was a dead body. >> reporter: radnor township officials say a foul stench unkept backyard brought police to the home on marilyn circle when they got close enough to the house, they found the worst case of hoarding they've ever seen. >> it's awful. absolutely -- it's a deplorable conditions. i don't know how anybody could live in there. >> reporter: police say they found a cashae of weapons and boxes of ammunition like 50 caliber rounds. but the owner 80-year-old leighton perking is a licensed firearms dealer although it's not clear what he's allowed to own. police say the man came to the door wearing two hand guns on his waist. he tells us he did nothing wrong. >> messy does not explode. messy is just messy. >> do you have any reason why the bomb squad is here. >> they

she's married to the head of the democratic party in radnor. police are not implicating him in any way. >>> washington college in maryland will resume normal operations today. it shut down one of the montgomery county native -- when a montgomery county native sparked security concern. the parents called the campus which urged people to shelter-in-place through the night. cheltenham high school was also placed on lockdown as a precaution. police say marberger has made no specific threats. >> police in massachusetts helped a dream come true for a young boy battling cancer. five-year-old chavez forte is traveling stage four malignant neo plasma. he was sworn in as a police officer. >> that's what they see on tv they want to be a fireman police officer and catch bad guys and he got that opportunity today. >> police safe chavez a full tour of the station and told him he even saved the day by helping to arrest a suspect. >> it is 5:57 and there's new response to the paris attacks. secretary of state john kerry met overnight with the french president

dave kinchen live outside radnor township police headquarters with more. dave, it must have been a horrible stench. >> reporter: i cannot imagine smelling anything like this but investigators say they found quite a mess when they got to this property we're about to show you. the let's go to the video right now. this is a home on marlins circle. the township officialness radnor say a foul stench and unkept yard called them out to this location and they found worst case of hording that they say they have ever seen. police say they found a large selection of weapons at the home of the fairing. he came the two door with two handguns strapped to his waist. cops say containers of the night trick a acid are buried in the backyard with 20 dead cats. neighbors say the man has lived there for several decade and their only complaint is that the house is simply a mess. we have talked to the owners and investigators on the scene. >> we took a look at the property, walk around and ended up in the backyard where there is an odor that almost as if there is a dead body. kn

closed after its assistant manager is arrested for allegedly dealing drugs, with season's pizza in radnor township, according to police undercover officers bought drugs from the assistant manager it there and bought them again today. they found more narcotics in the woman's purse and the health department closed the restaurant after the arrest was made. >>> and this man was arrested for threatening to kidnap a teenage girl and getting her to send him explicit photos of himself. craig wyatt found the 13-year-old victim on the internet and was already on probation for stalking other girls on facebook and faces a long list of charges including 10 counts of manufacturing child pornography. >>> several food works were held up at gun point in newcastle, delaware, they believe it's the same suspects each time, vernon odom is live outside of the headquarterers in minquadale with the full story tonight. >> reporter: good evening, police tell me this form of armed robbery increased during the thanksgiving christmas season, here in newcastle county alone, there are five cases in the last three weeks

." >> police in radnor township say a woman there, a basically cub scout dealer. they say 53-year-old joann badey and her son sold drugs to college kids. investigators tell us the mother/son ran the business out of their home. these were pipped off by. >> if you come to radnor and try to sell those drugs to our students and residents you will be arrested regardless of who you are or related to. period. >> police also arrested another woman who was inside at the time police searched the search warrant. >>> 20 minutes before 7:00. about 10 minutes from sunritz this morning. it is a chilly morning and we'll see temperatures climb. compared to yesterday it's going to be a cooler day. the wind shifted. it's blowing out of the northeast. that's going to keep temperatures in the 50s this afternoon. tracking rain later this week and this weekend and some areas may see the first snowflakes. atlantic city is at 51 degrees. you see some scattered clouds over cape may. we'll get some clouds, filters sunshine during the day. we're seeing those high clouds move through. wilming

. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser is live in radnor tonight with this pretty big bust. dave. >> reporter: no doubt about it lucy. police say this mother and son sold thousands of dollars in drugs. in fact they got big drug shipments to their house at least twice week. tonight, police say tips to police from neighbors and some good undercover work led to the arrests. when it came to dealing drugs in this mainline neighborhood, police say it was truly a family affair. a mother and son now stand charged with possessing and peddling marijuana, heroin and prescription drugs at this home. >> the mother and son of that residence were selling to our officers undercover officers as well as several other residents in that area and local college students. >> reporter: here the drugs and drug paraphernalia confiscated by police friday after they served search warrants on the garrett avenue home in rose montgomery. they busted 53-year-old joanne beatty and her 24-year-old son george. the son and ex-wife of a local democratic party leader and former commissioner. >> if you were going

a bomb squad is outside a home in radnor township. crews responded to the home around 2:20 this afternoon. they found munition inside the home and then chemicals in the backyard, so hazmat crews are also on the scene. we'll keep following the story and bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> to this, though, it's the most violent armed robbery that berks county district attorneys ever seen, two of the robbers were killed by a store owners. surveillance video shows three masked gunmen shooting their way into the latino meat market in reading saturday night, but police say the owner and his brother fired back, killing two gunmen. prosecutors say the owners will not be charged. >> these individuals came in firing with guns. they were a threat to cause death or serious bodily injury to the owners of this store. >> a $10,000 reward is being offered to catch the third gunman who got away. >>> a break in a cold case nearly a decade later. a philadelphia man is charged in connection with a south jersey home invasion where a man w

if you were to come to radnor and try to sell those drugs to our students and our residents, you will be arrested, regardless of who you are or who you're related to, period. >> police also arrested jean boller. they say she was inside the home at the time the search warrants were executed. police say they found pills, marijuana, cash, along with drug paraphernalia, all inside the home. >>> new at 5:00, a deadly standoff in bucks county ends with an officer's life being saved by a gun, but not in the way you might think. as deanna durante reports, the officer had no idea what he was walking into when he entered a hotel room in bensalem saturday. >> they say god is everywhere, god was in nigknights inn on november 7th. >> reporter: the officer had no idea what he was walking into when he knocked on the door of room 142. he was looking for a parole violator wanted in a stolen car case. police knew this man was inside. what they didn't know, two others were inside the room with him. jennifer lanning and lloyd franklin were wanted for murder in north carolina. >> as a police officer drew

radnor police tell us season's pizza is cooperating and should be reopening soon. >>> trial continues for a woman accused of setting fire to the house of a police detective. donna crux whom you see right here of lower pottsgrove township montgomery county lived next to the victim. today her husband took the stand in her trial. prosecutors say they have surveillance video of her setting fire to a christmas tree on the porch of the limb rake township and the entire house us a just saw went up in flames. the motive, prosecutors believe krupp was angry with law enforcement after her son was arrested in another town. >> the turning now to weather. you can see the clear skies over the ben franklin bridge and listen to this. we're in for hours of rain tomorrow, hours. it could make your morning commute quite messy. >> nbc 10's first alert meteorologist sheena parveen joins us now with the soggy forecast, right, sheena? >> that's right, especially through the middle of the day. now in the morning for the morning commute that rain will start to approach area, but especially the middle of the d

radnor police were so concerned and grossed out they just called the bomb squad. dave kinchen live outside not the home thankfully but radnor township police for more on this story. >> reporter: thankfully we're not at the the house. this is one of those stories when you are on the scene the question is who do you call. the bomb squad because people really didn't know what they were going to find on the scene. let's go to the video right now. thinks a a home on marlins single, in rag nor township. a foul odor called them out to this location. they found the worst case of hording they have ever seen. the that is what investigators tell us, and police say they found a cash of weapons at the home of the 80 year-old layton fireng. officials say fireng came to the door answering the door with two handguns strapped to his waist. containers of the nitric acid are buried in the backyard along with 20 dead cats. neighbors say the man has lived there for decade. they said the the house is only dirty. we spoke to the owner and even investigators on the scene. here's what the

what's the scene. >> reporter: radnor police have been on the scene since about two there. all right this afternoon and take a look at what they found inside of this house. this is just one of the rounds of ammunition that they've found inside of that home. i mean, how did you guys come across all of this? >> when we went to check the well-being of who was inside the house, if anyone, we found this in the house. >> reporter: and there's several on the rounds of ammunition and other chemicals what you guys were saying were discovered. >> yup. that's that's correct. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons why this neighborhood has been for the most part blocked off. >> the street, yeah until we figure out what everything is. >> reporter: okay. >>> this started off as a maintenance check here in wayne, delaware county. police are focusing their efforts on one of the homes in this cul-de-sac. when they entered the home not own did police discover prep moral conditions inside the residence but also munitions on the property that hazmat crews are combing through piece by piece. th

. >>> police have been present at the home in the unit block of marlin road in radnor for a second day today, that is where they found munitions and suspicious chemicals yesterday evening, back at the scene is christie, have police been able to answer their questions about this property? >> well jim police did conif i am that no explosives were inside of that home trk but moments ago cleanup crews hauled away all the suspicious chemicals that were inside to be analyzed. "action news" was there as professional cleaning crews carted away plastic tubs with toxic chemicals. they were discovered in the home monday night. >> there were several chemicals that are extremely toxic and dangerous, they were used in photography not an evil purpose, but they were old. >> it was a tip-off during a property check along with those chemicals rounds of ammunition were found, that is what cause the positive hits from bomb stiffing k-9s but no explosives were ever found. a man that lived there for decades called it unnecessary. >> messy does not explode, messy is just messy. >> they say that the homeowner

radnor police just announced the arrest about an hour ago. 53-year-old joanne beatty and 24-year-old george beatty were arrested at their house on friday. police searched the home and found pound of marijuana $800 in cash and several items of drug paraphernalia. dann cuellar was there for today's announcement and he'll have more on how police busted this drug operation coming up on "action news" at 6 o'clock. >>> officials in south jersey have confirmed two people found dead inside a vineland apartment was the result of a murder-suicide. 48-year-old rosa cancela and 48-year-old jose perez were found inside of an apartment at the berkshires apartment complex last friday afternoon. according to police, perez killed cancela before killing himself. the relationship between the two is still unknown. >> medical marijuana use is legal in new jersey. one legislator is pushing for it to be legal for all uses including recreational. experts spoke about that at the statehouse today. many say it's time to bring the drug out from the underground economy. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic liv

george beatty is the son of a former radnor township commissioner and current chair of the township democratic party. joanne is his ex-wife. police say the elder beatty does not live in the home. >>> new details tonight about the bodies of two children dumped in a grassy area in philadelphia. tonight, the focus is not on how the children died, but rather who tossed the bodies. it turns out the bodies have been preserved. we first told you about this discovery yesterday. nbc 10's doug shimell joins us live from philadelphia with more. doug? >> reporter: it wasn't an illegal lab that perhaps put the two small bodies in the ally? or a rogue medical waste hauler? or all of the above? the medical examiner believes the two small bodies of newborns found amidst trash in kensington were actually specimens from a medical facility. >> can't make it disappear. >> reporter: the news compounds with ronnie jackson and his 9-year-old son kassim saw. >> when you have specimens like that you want to get rid of, you should cremate it. somebody from a lab like that, throw it on the street, something like that, t

radnor police discover center citied explosives in a hoarder home in wayne. police say the conditions of the home had been reported to them last week. >>> thick smoke and flames damaged three homes in chester delaware county. it took crews about a half hour to get this under control. there are no reports of injuries. >>> it's election day. tune into "action news" tonight at 11:00 for the final results and reaction. we'll have complete coverage of the big races on air. also streaming on 6abc.com. as results are tallied in realtime. >>> let's go back to our breaking news with chopper six live on the scene. you see the water that everybody is driving through. this is south philadelphia passyunk, this is east passyunk avenue. the right lane continues to be blocked with this water main break. looks like water do you see it coming out, it's still gushing out into the roadway here. this is near 25th street just under the schuylkill so stick to grays ferry or penrose avenue instead. a quick look outside. this is the schuylkill. heavy eastbound from gulph mills to the

police arrested brandy weldon an employee at seasons pizza on lancaster avenue in radnor. they say she sold drugs to an under cover officer a a a the that restaurant. the code inspectors close that had shop because weldon touched food while also handling drugs. >>> 4:40. katie is tracking a rainy day. she's back with your forecast up next. >>> generous gift given to a local church. how they were chosen to receive a piece of papal his there i. >>> flyers take time off the ice to spread some holiday cheer. that story, when we come right back >>> piece of papal history. author had been a new permanent home at holy mortar's parish in or land. suburban church is home to about 1100 families. the church's priest reached out to the director of the cathedral when he could not attend the papal mass simply asking for the alter and that is how this small parish got that big treasure. a great lesson, you know, you have to ask. >> that is right, you have to ask for it. >> we were asking for good weather but it unfortunately will not work out. >> i thought it is going to be a mild day. i

. >>> new at 6:00, radnor township teachers have a new contract offer months of back and fourth and teachers have worked for month without a new one even wright letters to college-bound seniors. the details of the new contract have not been released. next on 6:00, time and time again. the mystery and it all seems to be what happened more than 50 years ago. the story you'll see only on nbc 10. >> it's an old school con. why police are warning cashiers tonight are being warned about a shifty shopper the >>> we have an update on our breaking news at 5:00. a housing fire. let's go to film furlong who is live inside sky force 10 in darby. >> a firefighter has been injured a fire fighting below. no flames showing but it's a large spread out scene the it's now a two-alarm fire and an initial report coming from the 100 block and the smoke is over a large area. it's subsided and the smoke just a little bit at this point. just to put it into perspective. just a block away penwood middle school. it does in the appear to be a fast moving situation and homes in the area have been evacuated and crews are

break after the rain that rolled through yesterday and last night and this is what it look like on the radnor trail in wayne today. taking a look up seeing blue skies and sunshine and a few leaves hanging onto the trees and as we head through the weekend i am tracking another cold front that will move through. remember last night brought us the heavy rain. future tracker showing this system is really moisture starved, could have a few sprinkles early sunday morning around 3 o'clock in the morning but what this front will do is open the door for some wintry winds to be blowing in on sunday. future tracker wind chills 9 o'clock in the morning, philadelphia marathon going on early tailgaters for the eagles game. look at that the wind chills will be in the 30's so a little taste of winter and then temperatures even stepping down more on monday. right now 52 degrees in philadelphia. afternoon temperatures in the mid-50's so quite a bit cooler than yesterday. yesterday in the upper 60's. allentown 46. millville has dropped down to 38. sea isle city 51 and reading currently 45 degrees. satellite6 al

sky force 10 was over maryland circle in radnor township. police responded to neighbor complaints about an odor coming 40 the property. officers found world war ii ammunition, unknown chemicals in stainless steal containers and possible explosives. we spoke to the homeowner, a firearms dealer who called the police response nonsense. >> a waste of money. they should be doing things where they are catching people doing something. this is nonsense. messy is not unsafe. messy does not explode. messy is messy. >> messy is just messy. the police commissioner said there are hazardous materials in the man's back yard. he has not been arrested or charged. >>> neighbors of a teen gunned down while riding his bicycle on sunday made plea last night end the violence in north philadelphia. >> we say there is a problem in the community. come on people, wake up. >> hundreds gathered to call for peace at a vigil for saleem west. they brought balloons, candles and stuffed animals for a growing memorial. the 16-year-old was riding his bike with a friend sunday

accused of possessing and selling marijuana during her shift at seasons pizza on lancaster avenue in radnor. she was arrested after she told to an under cover officer. police and code inspectors have temporarily closed the pizza shop. >> we will come out, meet our under cover, do buys, they are back in the the store. >> we have police detectives here, eating all the time and we're just absolutely shocked. >> it is kind of sad that you know that they had to close because of that marijuana situation but i hope it gets like resolved and that they open up again. >> police say they are optimistic that the shop could open up as early as tomorrow. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a local rapper raise ago wear necessary for an important cause, he was on top of the world performing with hip-hop mogul jay-z and then diagnosed with kidney failure. now he is trying to get word out and warn others about the issue. >>> works of heart on display in center city but might not believe artist behind these masterpiecees, we will tell you where they came from and why they are being shown off. >>> it is qu

. >> if you were to come to radnor and seize those drugs to our students and residents, you will be arrested regardless of who you are or who you're related to. >> a search warrant turned up $4,000 in marijuana, heroin, cash and drug paraphernalia. mixed reaction from neighbors tonight who didn't see this coming. >> growing up on the street, we don't need this in our town. >> reporter: now police say the son was arrested several times for similar offenses in pennsylvania and maryland. reporting live, dime denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> police in philadelphia need your help finding an 11-year-old girl missing since last week. police say adore ra wilson suffers from a mental health conditions that requires medication that she doesn't have. she was last seen around 3 o'clock last thursday. police say she may be in the area of the 4100 block of parkside avenue where her biological mother lives. >>> we're learning more about a disturbing discovery in kensingt kensington. the bodies of two newborn bodies found near a used car lot were medical specimens. the bodies had been preserved. profession t

the scene is 5 marlin circle in wayne and radnor police are on the case. live at the scene is ourselves reporter and this actually began before today. >> that's right. police say the conditions of the home had been reported last week. they stopped by to investigate today, not knowing that what they'd would find inside is to serious. garbage and miscellaneous items pack the scene that the police describe as a hoarder house. >> starting with a check on the property. like the manager said we smelled the odor, not sure if it was a dead animal or dead body and made a forceable entry. >> they discovered munitions like this from a machine gun dating back to world war ii. and the owner admitted to burying almost two dozen dead cats in the backyard. and the property tax showed the home is owned by a man, and they say he lived there for 76 years. >> messy is not that, messy is just messy. >> and the k9s trained to sniff for explosived picked up on a scent in the home. >> the first thing i was concerned about is whether we would need to evacuate if there were any bom

. >> reporter: radnor police have been on the scene since about two there. all right this afternoon and take a look at what they found inside of this house. this is just one of the rounds of ammunition that they've found inside of that home. i mean, how did you guys come across all of this? >> when we went to check the well-being of who was inside the house, if anyone, we found this in the house. >> reporter: and there's several on the rounds of ammunition and other chemicals what you guys were saying were discovered. >> yup. that's that's correct. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons why this neighborhood has been for the most part blocked off. >> the street, yeah until we figure out what everything is. >> reporter: okay. >>> this started off as a maintenance check here in wayne, delaware county. police are focusing their efforts on one of the homes in this cul-de-sac. when they entered the home not own did police discover prep moral conditions inside the residence but also munitions on the property that hazmat crews are combing through piece by piece. th

. >>> dangerous discovery inside a home in radnor township, filled with weapons, chemicals. chopper three over the house on maryland circumstance nel wayne last night. investigators there arrived at the request after commissioner, who saw the home in disrepair, met by odor in the backyard, and that was enough to make them go inside. the township manager says, it was deplorable in there. >> it is awful. absolutely deplorable conditions, i don't know how anybody could live in there. >> well, authorities removed ammunition like this from the home as well as a hollow point bullet. they also took two weapons off the homeowner, they say, the chemicals inside include my trick as i had. >> prosecutors south africa try again, to seek a murder conviction against oscar pistorius, the former olympian was convicted last year, of manslaughter, for shooting his girlfriends, reeva steenkamp, prosecutors argue that the judge in that case made a mistake in her ruling steenkamp's mother spoke in today's hearing. >> he killed her. and he's been in jail for 11 months, and it is too short a time

sky force 10 was over the scene on maryland circle in radnor township yesterday. police responded to neighbor complaints about an odor. officers found world war ii ammunition, unknown chemicals in stainless steal containers and possible explosives. we spoke to the owner, a firearms dealer, who called the police response nonsense. >> this is a waste of money. they should be doing things where they are catching people who are doing things. this is nonsense. messy is not unsafe. messy does not explode. messy is messy. >> the police commissioner said there are hazardous materials buried in the man's back yard. he has not been arrested or charged. >>> nine minutes after of 5:00. skies are clear and it's a chilly morning with clear skies at this hour, the temperatures are still falling. but today we will see brilliant sunshine. and a quick warm-up in the 70s this afternoon. a warming trend that will continue for most of the work week. we'll see readings in the 70s. right now, though, we're a long way from that. allentown, atlantic city at 39 degrees, northeast philadelp

developing in delaware county sky fox over marilyn circle in wayne a short time ago much there is radnor police are at a home along with what looks to be the bomb squad. we're hearing someone may have found old ammunition inside the house. police have yet to say what is going on exactly. we will bring you more as all the information comes in. >>> three people in the hospital after a septa bus collides with a 26-ton front end loader. it happened along the fox chase loop near ax forward avenue. the septa bus was making a turn when it hit that tractor trail trailer. it sent the cab of that truck into an art studio. neighbors say these big vehicles on small streets not a good id idea. >> this street can't handle, excuse me this traffic, and when they try to pull out at this block, it blocks traffic on oxford, they have the double buses line up in the morning. nobody get by. >>> septa says it's working with a community on the issue it plans on limbing the number of buses that travel through that area and alter bus schedules. >>> happening right now, police continue to investigate reports of n

police arrested brandy weldon an employee at seasons pizza on lancaster avenue in radnor. they say she sold drugs to an undercover officer at the mainline restaurant. code inspectors closed the shop because weldon touched food while also handling drugs. >>> new tonight public shaming. someone could be trashing your reputation online right now without you even knowing it. our natasha brown has more tonight on so-called shaming apps. how they work and why what is said online can be harder to get rid of. >> now this one is cute. >> reporter: report often something as innocent as dog shaming capturing dogs acting badly. >> we're going to call her grab man. >> reporter: this woman is calling out a person she believes to be a home wrecker. public shaming sites can quickly turn ugly when it comes to blasting people for their perceived defensive behavior. >> there's no shortage of sites like passenger shaming for commuters to she's a home wrecker from boyfriend shaming blogs to neighbor shaming. >> it's appalling. but people should behave well. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: sca

. >> off initials radnor township will go back to a home they say is filled with weapons and chemicals. chopper three was over that house on maryland circumstance nel wayne last night. investigators arrived there at the request after commissioner who saw the home in disrepair. they were met by odor in the backyard, than was enough to make them go inside. the township manager says it was just deplorable in there. >> it is awful. absolutely deplorable conditions. i don't know how anybody could live in there. >> authorities removed ammunition like this from that home as well as hollow point bullets. they also took two weapons off the homeowner. they say that the chemicals inside included nitric acid. >> toxicology tests are negative in the death of brendan creoleo. found dead last month in haddon township. as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us, more questions about what happened to that three year old little boy. >> it is suspicious. it is sad. but for my client the biggest thing is we're just no closer to an answer now. >> philadelphia attorney richard says the case of brend

checking some construction in the suburbs around the area, radnor delaware county, croton road will close between upper gulph road and hillside road from 9:00 until 3:00 for the water main installation. construction on silver run road shut down between old corbett road and vance neck road. coming from west conshohocken coming into the city on schuylkill expressway a pretty easy 21 minute ride. no need to take any alternates. you're looking good this morning on the schuylkill so far. satellite6 and action radar showing all that rain from yesterday lifting out there. it's a little damp. we have a touch of drizzle in a couple spots this morning and certainly wet leaves on the roads. we saw a number of early morning accidents and i think that could be a contributing factor so slow it down. my dad used to always say wet leaves are like ice matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> seattle's famed gum wall getting a fresh start. powerful steam cleaners are blasting away 20 years of double bubble and double mint. crews will remove an estimated 1 million washington, d.c. of gum. the cleaning is expec

trash in this garage part of a home police describe as the worst hoarding situation they've seen in radnor township. authorities were initially called here for complaints about property conditions but became concerned yesterday when they smelled an odor they normally associate with a dead body. >> as we moved around the property we detected that smell and then as we made entry into the home, that's where everything started to compound itself. >> reporter: inside the wayne home, crews discovered rounds of ammunition, some dating back to world war ii, suspected explosives and items police say they're not familiar with and need further inspection. >> very unsettling. >> reporter: why? >> because you don't know. there's tons of things that could be very dangerous like across the street from you. >> reporter: delaware county property tax records show the home is owned by a leighton firing. the man tells "action news" he's lived here for 76 years. >> messy does not explode. messy is just messy. >> reporter: and police say the homeowner is a licensed firearms broker and again as you take a look h

chopper 6 was own season pizza in radnor township. undercover officers bought drugs police searched the restaurant and found more narcotics in the women's purse. >>> a maryland college was shut down during the holidays as authorities search for a missing student who could be armed. his parents called washington college to say he came back home and left with a firearm. he is a former cheltenham high school student. the highly was put on lockout monday as a precaution. >>> authorities may have recovered a weapon in the murder of an indiana pastor. the pastor found his wife shot in the home last week. investigators hope torched -- to find prirpts or -- frirpts or other evidence on the the gun. >> up next, tech bytes. >> reporter: tech bytes, apple has rolled out its new apple watch. it can be charged by placing it flat or upright. the fries tag 79 bucks. >> sprint jumps into the can have price wars to sell services for half of what its rivals are charging. sprint is offering a free tabt tabt -- tablet and data for those who sign up for t

. >>> it took 10 months but teachers that work in radnor township have a new contract, they approved the agreement yesterday and the agreement rewards teacher's hard work and is sustainable in the long-term, details have not yet been made public. >> nearly 500 children are taking a free turkey home for their families for thanksgiving, they are giving away free turkeys to students in three of their schools that they run. they stopped by universal in west philadelphia, the give away benefits university creighton and blue fork. >>> and here is a call to action center, the lines opened up at hurricane katrina, just call the number on your screen, 1-877-940-6222. we have people standing by waiting to take your call, you can also log on to 6abc.com and find the philabundance donation page, we'll check back in with sara bloomquist in a few moments. >>> and numbers of importance, the closing numbers, the dow soaring to 248 points. and the nasdaq up 89 and the s&p up 33 points on the day. >>> well, some claim that the war on saturated fat is over. and some wonder if that means if it's okay to

this evening, we are still showing a decent amount of moderate rainfall, as well as chester county, radnor and berwyn and west of the malvern, this area has seen the most rain this afternoon, kind of training with the yellow moving over the schuylkill expressway and the blue route, it's quite a nightmare more the evening rush hour, we'll start to shut the rain off by 7:00, 70 is the high temperature in philadelphia, well above the normal of 55 degrees. the morning low is 54 our typical high temperature for this time of year, we can sit at 38 degrees in the early morning hours, it's 63 in allentown and the same for trenton and reading and 61 in wilmington and sea isle city, it continues to funnel until, and you said to yourself once or twice, and the dew points were up no the 60s, that will change as the code front sweeps through and rain to the south and west, still to pivot through, we clear the sky quickly once the rain shuts off. future tracker at 10:30, dealing with rain in southern and parts of new jersey, we are dry and clear in the western suburbs, it's bright sun everywhere from th

police in radnor township say five three-year old joann beatty and her son george sold drugs to under cover officers. investigators found pot, heroin and prescription drugs inside their home, on garrett avenue. police say local college students were just some of their customers and they got several tips that the drug sales at the home were constant. >> they got a delivery so it was fairly frequent, once or twice a week they would be heavy meaning they had a lot of product at the the property. >> mother and son beatty's were taken in custody with a third woman inside the home. the her name is jean bowler, whom police say had illegal drugs on her. >>> 4:42. technology is complicating how law enforcement goes after terrorist, what security teams say they have to do differently to catch bad guys. >>> we are weeks away from one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and we have some shopping tips to help you, get through the black friday madness. >>> rolling stones monkey man rocking from the early 70's and reason we are playing this song because it is one of the many great songs off th

police responded to a neighbor's complaints about an odor at a home in radnor township. officers found world war two ammunition, unknown chemicals and possible explosives. we spoke, called the response nonsense. >> this is a waste of money. they should be doing things where they are catching people who are doing things. messy does not explode. messy is just messy (the police commissioner said there were hazardous materials enthe man's back yard. he has not been arrested or charged. >> reports have providing no answers in the mysterious both of a 3-year-old boy there. the lawyer who represents brendan creto's father said the tests came back negative. that could mean that the medical examiner couldn't find drugs or chemicals in the boy's body. brendan's body was found in the woods. investigators say autopsy results were inconclusive. no signs of trauma on his body. >> we got over the scene of this, sky force 10 showing you a water main break. right there in south philadelphia. this is at the 2800 block of passayunk april. police confirmed and our cameras confirm that the b

. >>> we are following breaking news out of radnor township, delaware county, where they've arrested three members of a family caught dealing drugs to local college students and other people in the area. right now police are holding a news conference on the bust. we have a crew there and will bring you updates on this story as we get them. >>> 20 minutes of news continues with new information on the bodies of two babies found in north philadelphia. today officials confirm the bodies are medical specimens, but investigators still want to know how they ended up among piles of trash in a used car lot. doug, police want to know who did this and why. >> exactly. and the discovery of those two autopsy newborns has gone from sad to sinister with the new revelations. the two small bodies found along a trash-filled street in kensington were medical specimens, according to the medical examiner. >> what are they using them, for like pieces? it's terrible, i don't know what to think of that. >> reporter: police say professional autopsies had been done on both newborns by unknown medical personne

radnor township police have arrest assistant manager brandy weldon who they say sold marijuana founder cover officers twice right outside the seasons pizza shop in wayne. weldon had access to all areas inside the store. so it's now shut down to get sanitized. >>> series of delivery driver robberies have police on alert tonight. five as a matter of fact all happening in new castle county, delaware. fox 29's karen hepp explains how earning a living is putting lives in danger. >> reporter: right now new castle county police are warning anyone who delivers food to watch out and to be very alert because they've had five armed robberies in just the past recent days. >> they just get this money and food and everything. >> reporter: this man's buddy was robbed at gun point. he says, it is a nerve racking time to be a delivery driver in delaware. >> especially dark nighttime. daytime like we don't scare or anything. we just do regulars. nighttime is like very scary. >> reporter: scary because there have been five nighttime robberies in a little more than two weeks. >> delivery drivers are dispa