off and i'm rick williams. firefighters were alerted to the flames inside of columbus's farmer's market at 2:00 this afternoon and dann cuellar is live at the scene with the full story. >> reporter: rick, a few firefighters remain on the scene here making sure the fire does not rekindle, officials say it's too early to say what caused the inferno that caused four alarms, today's high winds did not help. the scene from chopper 6 hd after the fire broke out at the columbus farmers market. shortly thereafter 150 firefighters began arriving to battle the inferno being fanned by high winds this afternoon. >> we were hampered by the winds, cold weather and winds were a big issue on this, give the fire a good head start once it started in there.

fortunately the building was built with fire walls in place which helped us tremendously to confine the fire to one section of the market. >> it was confined to one of the four buildings at the market. that was built in the 1920s. officials say that ten businesses were lost. the co-owners of not just bagels says there's was among them and it couldn't be at a worst time. before the thanksgiving holidays. >> according to the firefighters, everybody is gone. >> busiest day of the year, so we don't know what we are going to do. >> the only consolation is that the market was close today. if it was a busy thursday, it would have been sheer chaos. >> back here outside of the cluckous farmers market,

firefighters are remaining on the scene keeping an eye on things, one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation but is said to be okay. officials say it's unclear if the market will be able to at least partially reopen for the busy holiday season which begins next week on thanksgiving day. we are live here in burlington county, new jersey, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. we are also following new developments tonight in the deaths of cooper health system ceo john sheridan and his wife in their new jersey home. abc news has found out that the crime may have been committed by an unknown third party. police determine that john and joyce sheridan were both stabbed before their home was set on fire back in september. now the latest on a deadly attack at a jerusalem synagogue.

five people including three americans were killed while they were gathering more morning prayer. it's believed that two palestinian cousins went in with guns, axes and knives and carried out the assault. all the victim his dual israeli citizenship and one of the victims has family members living in ocean county, new jersey. nora muchanic is live from our new jersey newsroom tonight. >> reporter: good evening rick, one the rabbis killed in israel is the father of a lakewood man who is also a rabbi, he got the news early this morning and the local jewish community made arrangements for him to fly to israel in hopes he will be there in time for his funeral. >> he was one of the four rabbis killed inside of a jerusalem

synagogue by attackers wielding knives and cleavers. he lives in this lakewood apartment and got the news in the middle of the night. >> i walked into the apartment and he was just crying, sobbing, he was standing there with his wife, the children were all sleeping. >> they are working on getting tickets and passports in place in order to get the son on the plane immediately to israel. >> at temple emanuel in cherry hill, there were prayers today, they were horrified that palestinian was attack jews inside of a synagogue. >> this is not about god, this is about pure hatred. >> to go into a place of worship and do what they did is just inexcusable. >> we love our god and our country and they look at us like

we are animals. >> the rabbis here is a when they arrived here this morning, for the first time this morning the light had gone out, they believe it's connected to the bloodshed in israel. >> i believe in signs and symbols and i believe it's out today and it has to be replaced and that is why we have the ladder there because our light and joy is so diminished. >> the jewish community is mourning the latest victims of this long running and deadly conflict. >> nora thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the synagogue attack coming up at 6:30 after this broadcast. a woman is dead after her suv plunged into the schuylkill river in fairmount park this afternoon. the vehicle was driving down hunting park at a high rate of speed and hit a wall and then

plunged into the river, the crews pull the suv out of the water an hour later, the 41-year-old driver was the only person inside. the police have not released the victim edwards identity. one of the ring leaders the main line drug ring plead guilty today. neil scott was sentenced to 5 to 10 years in prison. philadelphia is getting a new casino and tonight we know where it's going, p.a.'s gaming control board awarded the city's second license to live hotel and casino today. the first class facility will go up at 9 packer avenue near the stadiums. it beat out four other applicants. developers say they will work with concerned neighbors as well. >> we have been working closely with the community through this entire process and we have really identified a number of

areas that we can work with the community to solve some issues that they have today. the new casino is a joint venture, one of the owners runs parks casino and developers plan to break ground in eight months and open the doors in two years, big changes for one of the biggest shopping centers in the country. the king of prussia mall will add 50,000 square foot of restaurant and retail space, a plan was officially unveiled today. sara bloomquist is live there with the details. >> reporter: hi there rick, here at the king of prussia mall there is this side with neiman marcus and bloomingdales, and then the other side. you won't have to walk outside soon, this new expansion links the mall and adds stores to this

immense complex. >> there is the court on one side and the plaza on the other. >> you have this great property that is divided by a road and it's cold when you have to go outside. there is a link to make it a seamless experience. >> today the mall's owner retail giant simon announced a project and construction is underway, you can see in this animated artist's rendering the 155,000 edition bridges the two sides of the mall. inside there is enough space for 60 or 70 new stores, rest rans and a dining pavilion and all sorts of new features to enhance the shopping experience. >> you'll have phone charges stations and soft chairs and a new parking deck. >> the old parking garage is coming down to make way for the new parking facility.

shoppers are happy that two sides will become one and offer new places to spend their money. >> it's great. >> you won't have to walk outside when it's freezing cold, that is cool. >> cool especially on a very cold night like tonight. some of the existing stores will move into larger space and over the coming months we'll learn what new stores are coming here to the mall, construction is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2016. live at the king of prussia mall, i'm sara bloomquist, back to you. >> still to come on "action news" tonight. a buck county man is charged in the murder of his son when police say that the toddler ingested pain killers, and surveillance video unveils the real culprit behind the break-in at a church. and some of these records will fall ton, we'll have details on the near record cold

in the accuweather forecast. >> in sports the eagles are looking forward to their date with the titans, ducis rogers has sports and more.

a man faces homicide charges in the death of his son. david henry is following the story with more. >> it took middletown police more than a month to get to the bottom of the death of a 4-year-old boy and now they have arrested a suspect. >> i didn't do nothing -- >> coco walls proclaimed his innocence as he was carted off to jail.

>> i didn't kill my own son. >> it happened at wallace's apartment in bristol. they say his son sebastian was given six oxycodone pills or ate them like candy. wallace took the child to the emergency room where he died of a massive overdose. >> more than three times enough to do one of us in, so that plainly a very substantial amount of oxycodone. police say he did his best to cover think tracks after he died. police say he threw a bag of pilled out of the window of i-95 three days after sebastian died. investigators say they found the man that gave him the pills. >> mr. wallace was in the possession of a large number of oxycodone pills the night he died. >> wallace is charged with

homicide and the police say the little boy's death was no accident. >> at the very least it was negligence and at the very most it was purposefully done and we believe that was the case here. >> wallace had sole custody of the boy and his mother lives in south carolina. and he has a prior arrest record for violent assault and tonight is in jail for murder and drug charges. david ry, channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. an ocean county church thought they fell victim to a burglar, but it turns out a deer was behind the break-in, they discovered the damage yesterday morning, a check of surveillance tapes showed a disoriented deer was responsible, it was said to jump out of the church window but it left blood behind,

fortunately the ash kifs were not damaged.

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and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. eagles trying to get back to the win column, are they playing tennessee? >> meryl reece called it a massacre, far be it for me to correct mr. reece, he was being kind. the eagles spend the day looking at the game film from that game if you can call it a game. but according to jaime apody they have moved on. >> i've moved on. >> kerry williams summed up his thoughts for the players and coaches. the 33 point embarrassment is not haunting their dreams. >> i was proud of the practice today and it was awesome and i loved the tempo and our energy and this is a group that -- we took one on the chin last week and that is how it goes, sometimes you get beat up and we'll come back strong.

>> we can't allow this game to trickle open, and the titans don't provide anywhere near the challenge. and after losing to the steelers on monday night football, the birds know that after the performance they put up they can't afford to take anyone lightly. they might not have the wins and get to the ball, they are a real dangerous team, and the eagles believe they are a danger were you team as well. sanchez says he believes this offense is close to breaking out in a big way. >> in that green bay game if we felt we couldn't complete, then we are doomed but all of that stuff is fixable. >> for the flyers, the better part of the day claude giroux's status was up in the air and coach berube says he was in the

dark. he will not play tonight against the rangers, late this afternoon the gm said the center has a lower body injury and it occurred during yesterday edwards practice, the action cam did catch giroux having difficulties during the workout. brayden schenn will take his place on the top line. >> back in center in practice and it feels comfortable we played enough to ease the transition, whatever i'm throwing tomorrow i'll be ready for. >> did the sixers lose last night. is the frog's rump water tight? the sixers made it 0-10 and brett brown, the old team the spurs, the sixers were sloppy about shooting the ball, and tim duncan scored six points.

and finally gonzaga, the fan goes to make a half-court shot and not even close -- wait. >> off the top of the backboard and inner not amazing feat the young man gets $5,000. that is sports. the university of delaware is giving driver a way to pay off parking tickets and do a good deed at the same time. drivers can pay their fine with none perishable food items, the food drive runs through thend of the semester until april 12th, all items are delivered to the food bank in delaware. we here at 6 abc need your help to assist those in need this holiday season, join us for a telethon benefiting philabundance, volunteers will be manning the phones to take

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meteorologist, cecily tynan, back now. did you run in this weather? >> i did. >> so did i -- >> if you dress right you can run in this weather. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that we have dry conditions out there tonight but of course the big weather story is the chill and the action cam is out and about, and you know when the canada geese look cold. it's cold out there. these guys are from canada, it's too cold out there, tonight we

are looking at the possibility of record lows tonight and record cold, and the accuweather highlight, and up in new york state dealing with extreme snow, and forecasting the low of 20 degrees and that is 1 degrees above the record low, and the atlantic city airport and reading will likely tie or set new records with overnight lows dropping to the teens. look at what they are dealing with in upstate new york, this is south of buffalo, already more than four feet of snow, it's about up to your waist and it looks like by thursday, some areas, could get more than six feet of snow there, that is more than all of our snow last winter here. straight to winter it feels like it today. our high 32 degrees above

average, the peak wind gust, with windchill was 49 degrees, bundle up, 29 in philadelphia and 27 in millville and 32 in allentown and sea isle city and wilmington 27 degrees, you factor in the wind and the windchill makes it feel like 19, and it feels like 16 in millville. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we are pretty much cloud free here and it will allow for radiational cooling and that band of snow south of buffalo new york, it's about 200 miles long and this is what is dropping the very heavy snow, buffalo about 2 inches but some areas south of buffalo could end up with six feet of snow by thursday, they have actually had to shut down portions of the new york state highway. tomorrow back at home, 33 degrees and windchills in the 20s and it will be cold and not quite as brutal as today.

ahead of the cold front, temperatured drop back into the 30s on friday. and we have an extend period of cold air, it's breezy on thursday, and today was the worst of it, the exclusive accuweather forecast, 33 tomorrow, and windchills in the 20s, and 45 degrees, we drop back to 38 degrees on friday, and saturday sunny and chilly, and sunday good timing with the milder air, it looks like for the philadelphia marathon, in the afternoon 58 degrees and rain arriving before the end of the eagles game, on monday it's wet and 66 degrees and tuesday 61 degrees, a bit of weather whiplash for the next seven days. >> thanks cecily. finally tonight this winter is less bitter for animals in philadelphia thanks to one woman's kindness, devoted animal

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welcome to "world news tonight." breaking now, a state of emergency now declared. the crippling storm, drivers trapped for hours, the interstate shut down, and the new images of that system moving in. more than six feet of snow before it's over, and the freeze warnings tonight all t the way the south. the terror attack, three americans among those killed in jerusalem. tonight our correspondent now inside. the seven minutes of horror. the dramatic rescue here at home, the plane crashing into this home, the husband and wife inches away. breaking, authorities calling for the air bag recall to grow by millions. tonight our investigation, we ask about the air bags and some of these cars being sold on the lot. how they answer.