authorities are working to make sure that everyone is accounted for, no family member has come forward to say their loved one is missing. 17 people are in the hospital and the severity of theirno car0 . . . . the team is coming here to get a

good look at the fire damage. because the fire is still burning, they can't get inside to see what caused it. 151 people were evacuated from that building. >> the entire building is on fire. >> reporter: you can hear the urgency as the first officers arrived. >> we now have the police asking for the mass casualties. >> we saw this black smoke. i took off running down the h l hallway. i started getting my residents out. >> reporter: she said at first she heard a loud bang and then the smoke. she and other workers rushed to get elderly residents outside. >> i went banging on doors going to get my residents up. it is a fire. it is for real. it is not fake. make sure they had shoes on and coats on and start taking them out. >> reporter: once she was out, she saw how bad it really was. >> the roof was on fire.

>> reporter: on the ground, first responders' call for help almost shocked how fast the building was burning. firefighters from not just county over but other counties helped those to get into buses and in the coat. >> some we had to bring in beds and wheelchairs, because they couldn't transfer that quickly. >> once daylight broke, the bulk of the fire was out. smoke filled the air. what is left of the facility smoldered the rest of the day making it unsafe for invest gay fors to get inside and see what's left. >> reporter: to give you an idea, we are told one firefighter felt his helmet begin to melt. he was going in there trying to see if there were any residents left. police have said no one has called him saying my loved one is missing but they still say they are going through the list

making sure everyone here is accounted for. dean deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> hopefully, that is the case. thank you, deanna. >> more than 100 people have now lost their home and most of their belongings. those that were lucky to escape had to then brave the cold. >> believe me, i went through hell and more. >> now, those people are struggling to come to terms with how to rebuild less than a week before thanksgiving. steven fisher is live outside chester county hospital where many of those residents were taken. i know you spoke with one woman who was able to get out but with very few of her possessions. >> reporter: that woman was in her 90s. she requires a wheelchair. she told me this was a night she won't soon forget.

>> i will never forget it. it was cold. it was cold. >> reporter: it forced residents from barclay friends senior living facilities out into the cold night. their warmth and shelter was gone. what was there, thick smoke and the sound of ambulances coming and going for hours. >> i went through hell and more. >> reporter: she lives at barclay friends and will turn 94 in two weeks. she says last night was full of panic and confusion and the cold was unbearable. >> everything else was broken. it hurt. i couldn't use my right hand. i couldn't use nothing. >> it was very scary. the whole other side was completely engulfed in flames when we got there. >> reporter: before rushing to the facility, he said he grabbed as many blankets and coats as he could carry. one woman next to my mother was

laying on the ground. we got her up and was wrapping people with blankets. otto's mother will be staying with him for the time being. he spent the majority of his day trying to make phone calls to find her another place. the red cross worked quickly helping get people out of the cold and inside where they could get warm. volunteers moved people inside westchester university getting them cots to lay on. it gave these people a place to lay their heads for the night. our coverage of this major story continues on nbc news. investigative reporter, george spencer, is taking a closer look at the facility's fire safety records. to see videos and photos from the scene and read stories of neighbors helping neighbors, just tap the nbc 10 app. breaking news out of new york city where fire has broken out in an apartment building. this is a live picture from that

scene. the apartment building is in upper manhattan. no injuries have been reported. we will continue to monitor the situation out of new york. nbc 10 alert weather tracking some rain. a lot of people paying close attention to first alert radar to find out how this next system could impact their plans for tomorrow. big day for shopping. with lots of sun, it was a pretty nice day to be out there shopping. a lot of people will be out and about, going to the grocery stores and getting ready for thanksgiving coming up this weekend. >> those lines are going to be packed. should she go to avoid the rain, now, earlier. first alert meteorologist, glen "hurricane" schwartz is here to tell us the most accurate weather forecast. >> now is a good time. the skies are clear. it is a little criminally. the wind will be diminishing. if you dress properly, it is a really nice evening. nothing in the way of cloud cover until you get into western pennsylvania and not a whole lot

of rain until you get back to chicago. we are okay for the night tonight and probably first thing tomorrow. here we are at 6:00 a.m. we could start with sunshine, specially in south jersey and delaware. there is no doubt about it. as you can see, it is getting closer by 10:00 a.m. the later we go in the day, the more it becomes likely that the rain hits. some on the heavier side, specially north of philadelphia. right now, we are 50 degrees. that's about as high as we have been all day today. that is below normal. north and west, we are still in the 40s. it is a chilly day. it will be a chilly night by tomorrow morning. 37 degrees. so it is going to start pretty cold. but by tomorrow night, we may be close to 60 degrees. quite a gradual rise during the day tomorrow. you can see we're starting the day off dry everywhere. by tomorrow night, it is going

to be wet everywhere. we have more on the timing and when it ends and how your sunday is going to be. >> runners paying close attention to the radar as they get ready for this year's philadelphia marathon. we have more on how people are getting ready at 4:15. police have made an arrest in the murder of a house sitter in gloucester county. the suspect had been released from jail a day before the killing. brandon wilson is charged with first-degree murder. he is accused of beating shenay carter to death. brandon wilson once lived in the house but didn't know the victim. burglary was the motive for the killing now, to sexual misconduct allegatio allegations against roy moore. roy's wife says her husband will not step down. she spoke out in defense of her husband. she says, he will not fighting for the people of alabama.

>> i have been married to my husband, judge roy moore, for over 32 years. he was a graduate of west point. he served our country in vietnam. he has always been an officer and a gentleman. >> roy moore has been dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct. two women say he assaulted them decades ago when they were teenagers. his latest accuser says he groped her in 1991 after a meeting in his law office. >> we eventually got up to leave and as we did, my mother went first. when i got up and went out, he grabbed my behind, just hard. >> moore has denied the allegations but the republican is under growing pressure to drop out of the alabama senate race. it is a contest that could reshape washington's political landscape. several women who worked for minnesota senator and former comedian, al franken, are

vouching for him amid allegations of sexual harassment. radio host, leanne smith says he forcefully kissed her and he was photographed with his hand near her breast as she slept during a flight. a joint statement says, in our time working for the senator, he treated us with the utmost respect. he valued our work and our opinions and was a champion for women both in the legislation he supported and in promoting women to leadership roles in our offices. now to the latest on the condition of former pennsylvania governor tom ridge. his wife said he had a heart attack. he had an emergency heart procedure yesterday in texas where he had been at a conference. the 72-year-old is in critical condition. his wife says it is going to be day to day. he served from 1995 to 2001. he went on to become the nation's first homeland security

secretary serving under president george w. bush. the day after his corruption trial, new jersey senator, bob menendez is turning his attention to health care. he encouraged people to sign up for health care coverage. just yesterday, a jury was deliberating his fate. a mistrial was declared after the jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked. although he is back at work, his troubles may not be over. a senate inquiry plans to go forward. a story of heroism in northern california. a mother was shot five times while shielding her husband. tiffany pomthea says she doesn't feel well to show her face on the camera. one of her boys was shot and another in the foot and they were among 14 that was shot by

kevin neal. she was hit as she covered her three kids. while bleeding and losing consciousness, she drove around asking for help. several people refused, including one woman on her way to work. >> i asked her, can you help me. i am shot. i am dying. my kids are in the car. she said she couldn't help me and she had a two-seater and she was late for work. that hurt my heart a lot. >> she said she understands people may be afraid to get involved but she hopes it encourages people to help regardless of the situation. in delaware, wilmington city council votes to create a gun offender renl stri. it would require anyone convicted of gun crimes to register with the city's police department. those that did not would face fines or jail time. north hampton district attorney scores a victory in a battle with pennsylvania state police. a judge heard arguments on a

grand jury investigation that was opened by d.a., john morganelli. they are looking into whether it is appropriate for state police to investigate shootings by their own troopers. the judge rejected their request. >> one of the country's largest universities is suspending all activities at its fraternities because of cases involving hazing and alcohol. officials at ohio state made that decision last night. the university says it has been investigating about a third of its fraternities since the beginning of the year. this means they cannot have social events or recruit new members. nbc 10 told you about a loguele fra fraternity shutting down for two years because of underaged drinking. two students had to go to the hospital after party at sigma

chi. charges came down against a dozen others at penn state. 19-year-old sophomore, timothy piazza died after an alcohol-fueled event. the new charges came out after the fbi uncovered new surveillance video from a basement camera. a coach out of a job at rutgers, the school fired its women's swimming and diving coach amid emotional abuse claims. she had been accused of telling swimmers to lose weight, verbally bee rating them and ignoring mental health claims. rutgers made national headlines in 2013 after video surfaced of its basketball coach, mike rice, abusing players during practices. that led to rice's firing and the ousting of several top owe facials. the head of puerto rico's

electricity re-signed today days after a small company approved to rebuild the grid. schools are seeing a spike in enrollment following the devastation. the island closed hundreds of its schools leaving tens of thousands of children without an education. one of those schools seeing a bump is john b. stes so stetson school. they say it is changing the new students attitudes. >> i am accepting these new students. we just enrolled number 299. when they get here, they are often crying and saying a really hard time saying good-bye to their families when. they leave and come out at the end of the day, they are smiling. it is a huge credit to our staff. >> any are also offering orientation lunches to help the students get used to their new

environment. thousands office runners are getting ready to pound the pavement. rosemary is live along the pen franklin parkway. traffic is slowing down because of the road closures. >> reporter: you said it. the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway are already closed. this is where the starting and finish line will be. if you walk with me, you can see police are already out here making sure the drivers follow the detaurs right heours right . traffic is jam-packed. this time tomorrow, tomorrow morning, that's when the race events begin. these streets will be free of cars 6789 speck t cars. spectators and runners will be out in full force. the experienced marathon runners have a sense of humor. this race is no joke. 26.2 miles of pavement is grueling for any athlete. the route through philadelphia provides some scenic relief. >> our stunning views and stark

back drop of philadelphia makes this one of the best marathons in the country. >> we love the city. i ran part of the route. it is just so cool to see all the history. >> every year, we look out to the front country and sign out to a marathon. >> reporter: runners are among the 30,000 participants that flock to the philadelphia marathon. in 1994, just 1500 people took to the streets. >> philadelphia has a lot of historical sites that is really, really nice to see. it is a change of pace. it is new to try. >> a lot of them are competitive runners but there is another purpose, raising money for the race and for research. >> reporter: the american association for cancer sresearc is the charity partner of the event. runners are reminded of who benefits when they are greeted by volunteer lou lanza of washington township, a cancer

survivors of nonhodgkins lymphoma. >> if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be around. it is why people like me are still here. >> so tomorrow the athletes will take off for the half marathon starting around 7:30 and then an 8k race will follow on sunday. that's the full 26.2 marathon. that takes runners from here all the way down to south philadelphia by washington avenue back up this way through center city to manayunk and then back towards the art museum. i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. >> you can tap the nbc 10 app for your marathon guide whether you are competing or cheering from the sidelines. download the app for free to get a complete list of road closures and the hour by hour forecast for the events. before you tap the app, we have the man right here. >> earlier in the week, a lot of people were worry about the rain. those runners might luck out with how that rain is going to be sandwiched between the half and the full. >> most of it is going to be

falling saturday afternoon and saturday night. the issue to me for the marathon is the wind. in some cases, it's going to be a cross wind. >> the direction of that wind. >> maybe it is best to get in the group and let the people on the outside get blasted by the wind. gusting over 40 miles an hour at times. right now, we have a 13-mile-an-hour wind. it is a cool breeze, below normal temperatures. philadelphia and the surrounding areas in the 40s in some places. we continue this rather chilly month of november. west cal already down to 43. west bradford and chester springs. roslyn, chatsford. 47, david. blue bell, bedminster. with the clear skies and wind going down, low humidity, the temperature is going to drop

quite a bit when the sun goes down. get the coats ready. the sun has helped this afternoon. it is not going to help in a couple of hours. you can see the closest rain is still pretty far away. it is back near chicago. it is going to take a while for anything to come in. here we go through the evening. you see temperatures dropping into the 30s. tomorrow morning, close to the freezing mark. the rain is not here yesterday. you can go for a morning run if you like without any problems. a half marathon. 10:30, and the rain is moving in less likely in delaware and south jersey. you can see the temperatures not going up a whole lot early in the day. watch what happens later on. it is still only in the 40s. the winds out of the south and we have rain all over the area. in the evening, now we are in the 50s. cape may is in the 60s. now, we are close to 60 in

philadelphia. there we are in the middle of the night close to 60. finally, this front is coming through. so the end of the rain right around 6:00 a.m. towards the jersey shore. that leads to dryer weather on sunday. but it also means wind. we are talking about 35-45-mile-an-hour winds, falling temperatures sunday afternoon. for the temp game, we have got increasing chances of wind and maybe getting heavier by the afternoon. for the marathon itself, mostly cloudy. could be a leftover shower at the beginning of the regular marathon. generally, getting sunny and very windy. >> a tragedy in the local town. the new changes to megan's law that will work to protect more children worldwide.

party planners. why birds fans are stocking up now before sunday night's big game with the cowboys on nbc 10. plus this. woke up and saw blake shelton as the sexiest man alive. did a bunch of celebrities die last night? >> don't hate him because he is beautiful. pla blake shelton sounds off on social media shaming over his sexiest man apart. >> the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 all closing down today.

country star and "the voice" couch, blake shelton, is this year's people's magazine's sexiest man alive. he took time to read some of the comments being made. >> blake sheltton isn't even the

sexiest man in this waffle house. we may be living in a time of division and strife but at least "people" magazine has united us in our certainty that blake shelton is not the sexiest man alive. >> at least he has a great sense of humor. he said, "people" magazine must be running out of people. he also used the hash hastag do hate me because i'm beautiful. many families have plans to fly and the packing list can be a long one for parents. >> extra diapers, extra wipes, take everything you need in the diaper bag, because you are allowed. >> there is also something you should include on that checklist to keep your child safe in the skies. we'll explain. >> whether you are hitting the road for the holidays or waiting until next week, i'm breaking down the best days to travel in

your most accurate weather forecast. going global, how a child predator law is working to protect kids around the world. we'll skip telling you about the eagles game sunday. you already know about it. what you should know is that nbc 10 iz live afts live after the exclusive one-on-ones with doug peterson and malcolm jenkins.

our coverage continues of the massive fire at a senior living facility. sky 4 is live over the scene in westchester. you still see some 14 hours after the fire started smoke still in some spots. hotspots that firefighters are still working on.

because of that, investigators have not been able to get in to figure out how this fire started. in all, 27 residents were taken to the hospital after last night's fire. 17 are still in the hospital this afternoon. authorities say they are still working to make sure everyone is accounted for. despite that, no family member has come forward to say their loved one is missing. we continue to follow that breaking news out of new york city where fire has broken out in an apartment building. this is a live picture from upper manhattan. our sister station in new york says this is a six-story building on 114th and broadway. social media users reported seeing the thick flume of smoke from dozens of blocks away. you can see the flames there still on the roof. traffic cameras captured debris with flames falling down to the street as the roof of that building just crumbled. so far, there are no reports of any injuries. we'll keep you updated.

a tragedy in a mercer county town that changed the way every one keeps records. the 7-year-old p's legacy lived on to protect children. >> she died in july of 1994. a few months later, new jersey passed megan's law. by the mid 1990s all 50 states and the district of columbia had passed similar legislation. cydney long explains how the law is now going global. a 7-year-old new jersey girl is the reason parents, coaches and neighborhoods are notified when a convicted sex offender lives nearby. now, megan's law is going international. it is a measure that will protect children from child predators by denying them visas. >> if they travel we will be

watching. >> reporter: it will mean two things. it will streamline and coordinate data so the best info gets into the right hands in the shortest amount of time. this adds this layer of transparency to a pedophile's passport. she was killed by a known predator, a neighbor in hamilton township, 23 years ago. her parents are still fighting to protect children. >> this is a big step in trying to protect the children of this great country and the whole world. >> reporter: if september stats suggest that there are 775,000 sex offenders in the united stat states. 17,000 in new jersey alone. it will help catch predators who country hop to exploit traffic and abuse children. >> go to a transit company. they go to japan and jump off and go to bangkok. >> reporter: they are continuing to work with the u.s. department of state and i.c.e.,

immigrations customs enforcement to make sure other countries add this language to the pedophiles or passports. >> if megan could say how she feels today? >> she is probably saying, what took so long? it is about time. she is happy. we are happy. >> reporter: from trenton, nbc 10 news. >> to learn more about the history of the megan kanka case and how megan's law works where you live, just tap the nbc 10 app. a new system bringing rain to your area could have an impact on your saturday plans. >> we know how important the weather is. glen "hurricane" schwartz is back now. he is tracking the timing of tomorrow's rain. jim and jacqueline, it looks so nice and peaceful. philadelphia skyline, also in

wilmington, delaware, it doesn't seem like there will be rain for day. the clouds are already getting in to central pennsylvania. the moisture increasing. it's getting a little bit more widespread across the great lakes now. the temperatures are below normal. it will continue that way much of the day tomorrow. 50 in philadelphia now. 40s in many of the suburbs. tonight, we are going down into the 30s with the clear skies. we are going to start the day off tomorrow on the cold side. then the rain is going to be coming in. at first, when it first starts, this rain is going to get pretty chilly, not so much early in the morning but late morning into the afternoon. more of it tomorrow night as well. some of it on the heavy side, specially north of philadelphia. more on the timing and when this ends all the way through

thanksgiving and beyond coming up. here is a look at some of the other stories we are following county by county at 4:00. in camden county, a crushing blow in court. trying to save camden high school from demolition. a federal judge made that decision after saying they don't have a strong case against dem lig. the plan demolition. that's that want to save the school say if is a historic landmark and should be preserved. they are vowing to keep fighting in court. a delaware man fired up his grill for a great kacause. every year, around thanksgiving, doug jolly rounds up some friend and heads under a railroad bridge. four years ago, he saw homeless people camped out and decided he just had to help. jolly has been coming out with his grill ever since cooking up burgers and dogs. >> i get so much out of it than they do. they get a warm meal, full

belly, i hope. they get a warm outside. i get a warm inside. >> reporter: doug says he likes getting to know fellow delawareans who have some challenging circumstances. he says he hopes others can figure out a way to help the homeless. celebrating 25 years of bethlehem's christ market, the post office is commemorating the anniversary by setting up a temporary office to look like a giant collection box. it kicks off today. it features handmade art, holiday music and european food. >> so big prime time matchup right here on nbc 10 is coming up this sunday. >> it is huge. your first place eagles in dallas to take on those cowboys. taking a live look at exfinity live where we will be broadcasting live sunday night for all that action. still ahead at 4:00, the party planning happening right now to get you birds fans ready. also, holiday shopping warning. all new at 5:00. gift cards left useless. what shoppers can do when a

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stacks up. >> tonight on nbc 10 after a special "menendez murders dateline." i'm tracking saturday rain. your weekend it not going to be a washout. plus, what you can expect for thanksgiving in your most accurate weather forecast. honoring his final wish, how one lifelong philly resident is being remembered for his love of cheesesteak at 5:00.

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the superhero movie "justice league" is in theaters this weekend. it has a super tie to south jersey. justice league features the heroes of d.c. comics like "batman" and "wonderwoman."

cyborg is half man, half machine and the man that brings him to life is actor, ray fisher, who hails from camden county, long side. this is the second time he is playing cyborg. the first time was a small role in last year's "batman" versus superman, "dawn of justice." he is set to get the leading role. it is almost time for the thanksgiving travel rush. aaa expects 30 million people to fly this weeg kenkend. kids under age two are allowed to sit on their parents lap. they recommend taking car seats but not all safety seats are faa approved. those that are have a label on the side stating in red letters in it can be used for air travel. another problem. will that car seat fit into increasingly cramped quarters. that's another issue. take a good look.

make sure your seat will fit on the plane. no wider than 16 inches. here is a little tip i didn't know. there is another smaller and easily transportable option. it is called a care's harness. it converts airplane lap belts into this harness, goes around the seat and it is approved by the faa. airport security is gearing up for the thanksgiving rush. tsa officials held a show-and-tell in washington for people looking to bring those holiday leftovers with them. when it comes to flying with food, it needs to be 3.4 ounces or less and fit into a quart size bag. there is also a one bag per person maximum. that is tough. >> i'm eating more than that. >> with stuffing and cranberry sauce alone that is more than 3.4 ounces. >> a lot of people starting their holiday early and

traveling tonight. >> skies look pretty nice but is that changing? >> oh, yes, it will change tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night. there may be some delays because of the weather and then on sunday, it is going to be so windy, that could have an impact on air travel as well. 50 degrees in philadelphia now. our high was 51. about 5 degrees below average. we have got lots of sunshine all day. so that's a fairly cool air mass to be that far below normal even with sunshine all day. at the jersey shore, we are seeing a land breeze. temperatures in the 40s. 45, north cape may, 57, stone harbor and avalon. 48, harbor township. 46 degrees. they are going to be a good bit warmer tomorrow and at least sunday morning. it is dry right now. we are getting a few of the high clouds way ahead of this system that is building across the great lakes. it will be moving in as we go

into tomorrow. there is no doubt about that. tomorrow morning, it sure looks like it is going to be dry to start. so you want to get out, get a run in, whatever, walk the dog. better time in the morning than in the evening. here comes the rain. later in the morning, mid-day into the afternoon. getting heavy at times. it is raining all over the place. 8:00, still rain. 11:00, still some in at least parts of the area. we are talking about hours worth of rain when you add it all up between noon tomorrow and 7:00 a.m. on sunday. there it is, 7:00 a.m. on sunday. it is finally moving out of here. so if the computer model is a little too fast, it could perhaps end around 7:00 in the philadelphia area. you want to give a little leeway

there. the half marathon, generally dry but increasing temperatures and a threat of rain toward noon. there is just a chance of a leftover shower on sunday. the big thing is going to be the wind, gusting 35-45 miles an hour. now, travel weather in general next week is going to be good. tl there could be some rain up the coast on wednesday. thanksgiving, 45, philadelphia, mostly sunny skies. these are temperatures well below normal. close to 10 degrees below normal. thanksgiving is going to be a cold day. right now, it looks like it is going to be dry. sunday, very windy, gusts over 40. monday, windy and cold. then, we warm up on tuesday. then the holiday travel wednesday and thursday. we start cooling down again. we might get some rain as we

head toward the saturday/sunday portion of thanksgiving weekend. >> all right, glen, next at 4:00, making that mad rush to the stores. we are not talking about black friday one week from today. how eagles fans are stocking up for sunday night showdown right here on nbc 10. also, support for a local trooper involved in a shootout. what one group is doing to lift his spirits and the simple way you can pitch in as well. that's next at 5:00.

the sunday showdown we have all been waiting for. as far as the food, cupcakes, some cheese and crackers maybe.

what about some cookies? hertz fans planning their parties for sunday's big game against the cowboys. where? >> right here for nbc 10. it is your official station. >> i vote for wings, spinach dip, guac, pizza. what are birds fans putting on their shopping lists? >> if we need reminding, we are going to see some birds versus the boys. where are you going to watch? >> going crazy with the family. go crazy and put the tv up loud. >> reporter: ron went shopping today burning up the wheels on the shopping cart, grabbing the ritz crackers and the cheese. he picked up some ground beef and passed on the eagles chungy but did grab a turkey, because it is thanksgiving next week. we always tell you we are the official station of the eagles.

acme is their official grocery store. if you come in on sunday and you are wearing eagles gear, you get 5% off your groceries over 5:00. by 8:00 sunday, ron and his crew are in front of the eagles tv. >> we are making sure they beat the dallas cowboys. nbc 10 is the only place where you will be able to watch sunday night showdown with the cowboys. eagles game day kickoff kick starts our power hour. kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. and stay with us after the game for nbc 10 news broadcasting live. firefighters trying to put out those hotspots after a raging fire ripped through a senior living facility. >> which have just learned several people are unaccounted

for. >> i went through hell and more. >> reporter: we are live at the scene with the newest vechl developments. new at 5:00, hear from students that rushed in on a cold night to save the seniors an arrest in the case of a murdered south jersey house sitter. the suspect released from jail a day before the killing. the evidence that helped investigators solve the crime.

scared and vulnerable and left without a place to call home. 151 residents rushed outside in the cold. some in wheelchairs and some with walkers. >> a squad pulled about 15 people out of very heavily burning building. >> many aren't able to lift their feet. some we had to bring out in beds. >> right now at 5:00, we dig deeper into the investigation and what lies ahead for the victims. >> sky 4 10 live in westchester where workers cannot get inside. it is not safe. in the past few minutes, nbc 10 news has learned there are people who are still unaccounted for. it is a big difference from what it looked like