their entire careers. walter perez is live now in made encreek township. >> berks county p.a. don adams identified that driver as steve bernay. this video clearly shows that he is responsible for the horrific accident that killed two and he injured nine. it was at 6:30 when cars piled up at this traffic like at 222 in maiden creek. >> this accident was caused by a tractor trailer driver who dozed off and crossed into the opposing lane of travel. >> among those that heard the impact was police officer robert wood, he was at the dunkin'

donuts getting coffee when he heard what sounded like toppling baking sheets. >> i didn't realize what is it was at the time but you could feel the impact. >> he felt the tractor trailer slamming into the dunkin' donuts sign with three vehicles pinned beneath the cab, one was the vehicle at the dunkin' donuts drive-thru. >> i have been here 15 years and this is the worst i have ever even. >> in the end two people were killed and nine people were injured. the driver of the big rig was not injured. there was a toxicology report taken but there is no reason to believe he was under the influence. >> we believe watching the video, he was driving at an excessive rate of speed for the conditions and the traffic was backing up. >> that trucker has already been charged with two counts of

homicide by vehicle and nine counts of aggravated assault and that is just the beginning of the list of charges, the victim's names have not been released but all nine that survived suffered non-life-threatening injuries. >> thank you walter. new jersey attorney general's office confirms they are now assisting in the death of cooper health system ceo and his wife. john and joyce sheridan were found in the burned out bedroom of their somerset home in september. under circumstances that prosecutors call suspicious and sources say that both john and joyce were stabbed prior to the fire. >> new jersey's attorney general's office says they are working to finalize the details of what they call a very complex case. >> a snow storm could drop two to three feet on buffalo, new york and those folks can't take

much more after a storm dumped six feet there. this is interstate 90 covered in snow and the entire stretch of roadway was shut down, some people were stranded in their cars. >> an entire team on a bus for 24 hours and in neighborhoods people continue to shovel and clear off mountains of snow on driveways and sidewalks and this storm has already proven deadly. cecily tynan is here with more. this is staggering. >> some people will be dealing with eight feet of snow up there, and that does not include snow drifts. we are not dealing with snow but we are dealing with record lows. philadelphia dropped down to 20 degrees tying the record low for this date set back in 1936, and reading setting a new record of

17, trenton and wilmington not a record but cold at 19 degrees, the atlantic city airport. down to 20 degrees. the temperatures are having a tough time rising from there, yesterday's high was 32 and up to 33 degrees today and not quite as cold because the winds are not quite as strong. this is the earliest stretch since 199 6 this is unusually cold. philadelphia 32 and wilmington 32 and allentown 32. and the winds are not as strong as yesterday, and the windchill feels like 20 in philadelphia and 22 in wilmington and feels like 19 degrees in allentown and the poconos, and actually the ski resorts in the poconos are making snow in this cold. the evening planner is showing if are you headed out temperatures will not be dropping that quickly.

at 6:00, 33, and 8:00, 32 and 10:00, 32 and midnight 31. i am tracking somewhat mild weather before a dose of cold air and weekend rain. i'll have the details in the accuweather forecast. >> one person was killed in the crash that closed the knowledge turnpike overnight. it happened at 9:00 last night and the lanes did not reopen until after 7:00 this morning. the victim has yet to be identified. the cause of the crash is not yet known. the search continues for the cause of the four alarm fire at the columbia farmers market. it's the oldest in the delaware valley and some businesses were destroyed by the flames. john rawlins are live on the

scene where fire officials are investigating. >> shirleen, state officials are still here at this late hour, they are here all day and it's a cold process, and a slow process. look behind me here, the intense blaze destroyed most of building number four and its contents. firefighters looked for the cause of the blaze that filled the sky with four alarms worth of smoke. there are reports that workers may have been inside at the time. >> that is under investigation at this point and we don't really know and we can't comment on that until the investigation is concluded. 10 inside shops destroyed of the 65. joey's shoe shop is destroyed. >> hundreds of pairs of shoes. >> all gone? >> yes, all gone. >> not just bagels, a luncheonette looks like this. the owners are trying to find

out what to do? >> we never experienced anything like this. >> i want to cry, i want to go in and see it. >> management says the vast outdoor vending area and produce units untouched by the fire will open tomorrow. crews are work something clean up smoke and fire damage close to the building number four. the big day for this market is thanksgiving. >> it's the biggest day for the market and we'll move heaven and earth and we'll be open, i guarantee that. >> good news for the sutton family they stopped by. >> so much to do on turkey day while the stuffing is in the oven we are out shopping. >> the fire marshall is still on site and looking for a cause for the fire that raged through here yesterday, the plan for the manager is to be opened for the outdoor venues, here they are

using as many people as they can, they have as many as 50 people cleaning unthe building and relocating the wires and getting buildings 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7 open asap. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> once again 6 abc is working to fight hunger in the delaware valley and we need your help, we are taking your donations online and on the phone to benefit philabundance. sara bloomquist is live to tell us how to give back this year. >> that is right the phone lines are open, everybody here is ready to take your calls. the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. all evening long we'll take your donations to benefit philabundance, it's the largest relief organization. we have special guests taking your calls. congress smith from avenue

kitchen and monica malpass is there taking donations as well. we have joining us jim perkins from acme supermarket, what is acme doing to fight against hunger here in the delaware valley. >> it's awesome we made it easy, can you pick up a $10 bag and we'll take it down to philabundance, or you can donate at the check stand, come on in the store and we'll get the food on over to philabundance. >> thanks again, go to acme supermarkets or donate here tonight. the number to call is 1-877-940-6222. the cold is coming and the holidays are coming and many people have to decide whether to pay the bills or put food on the table. tonight you can help them put food on the table this holiday season. 1-877-940-6222.

all to benefit philabundance. >> a choice nobody should have to face. thank you sara. a new digital billboard in times square is fetching big bucks for an ad. >> and melissa magee is live at the westchester railroad at an outdoor adventure. >> reporter: hi there, welcome to westchester's gateway to the world. it has been this way for 150 years, we are here at the glen mills station. we have some people saying hello to 6 abc, the architectural detail comes back to the prehistoric age. and during the holidays there is going to be a lot to see, thanksgiving is around the corner followed by christmas and we'll take you on the santa express here at the westchester railroad line. we'll have the accuweather

forecast, it's all coming right back. wave hello everybody. >> very, very cool, thanks melissa. that and much more when "action news" continues.

the sex assault allegations against philadelphia native bill cosby is now impacting his career, netflix is postponing an upcoming cosby special and nbc announced they are scraping a cosby show under development. this comes after new sexual assault allegations against the comedian emerged. the most recent was from model angie dickinson last night. we have move coming up in the next half hour here. and now business, lets look at the numbers. a down day across the board, the dow jones closed over 3 points

and the nasdaq and s&p 500 also in negative territory. the biggest billboard is up and running in times square, it spans the length of a football field and rights now it's part of an art display and google will put an ad on this next week, it only costs $2.5 million a month to advertise on it. the big question is how to get your kids to sleep, from infants to toddlers to bigger kids, and nightmares and fear of the dark, as a new parent i know what many had you already did, if they aren't sleeping, neither are you. we have tips to make the overnights peaceful for everyone. >> there were weeks where i didn't sleep for one or two hours at a time.

they believe that if the child and the parent naps forever it's good but it isn't. >> a coach helping everyone reclaim everyone their rest. i have a report only here on "action news" at 11:00. and on my facebook page, i got tips from you to help priscilla sleep overnight. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. brian, i know you'll be watching this one. >> with twins i'll watch it advice and tape it also. alicia thank you. time now for the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> i thought i didn't get much sleep, but one two to two hours is brutal. here on the schuylkill expressway they are stuck in a

jam waiting it out because of a crash, westbound approaching the roosevelt boulevard taking out the left lane, are you looking at a parking lot west of university avenue where everybody has to funnel to the right lanes to get around the accident scene. we are also watching an earlier crash on 422, we watched it clear out a few moments ago. there is a bad one involving an ambulance along township line road, and the fire and police are helping you around that and because of the horrible accident involving the tractor trailer and the dunkin' donuts in berks county, 222 remains shut down at 323 and park road is an alternate or stay farther away on 61. and a water main break, icy conditions i'm sure closing north street and stick with main street instead. lets grab the ipad and do the

hump day afternoon report. look at this long line of traffic flow on the schuylkill expressway, because of the crash headed to the roosevelt boulevard, left lane is blocked. we'll check the speeds again coming up in the next half hour. >> we'll see you again soon thank you matt. if you have ever stayed in the hospital or even visited a doctor's office you know about the drafty hospital gowns, just about every patient has to wear, one hospital is working to change that, anchor, rick williams is in the newsroom now with the details. >> i hate those gowns, i'll tell you what, but this new gown is developed in detroit named for automobile icon, henry ford, it's called the model g. it's to make more patients comfortable and one detroit hospital says this gown is the solution, reporter, ali gorman

will show us how it works coming up tonight at 5:00. if you want to keep your child away from sugary drinks we'll show you one way. advertisers are trying to get kids to drink more juice and energy drinks. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you. as we head to break right now, a quick note for you, if you head to 6abc.com, can you chat with two doctors from penn medicine, the topic is treating heart rhythm disorders, so many are facing it with heart disease. get your questions answered at 6abc.com.

sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy.

building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. we have breaking news at kennett square as firefighters brave the cold battling this fire at air hom. chopper 6 hd is live over 244 union street as they continue to battle the blaze.

it broke out about 45 minutes ago in this single family occupied home. crews reported heavy fire coming from the roof and it continues to jut out. a few moments ago, we saw flames but they have a lot to battle here but fortunately all the occupants in that home were taken out safely, no reports of injuries yet. they continue to try to work on this fire in kennett square, we'll keep you updated on this breaking story. the colder air is getting us thinking about the holidays and the westchester railroad is a great place to go for holiday fun. >> meteorologist, melissa magee is live in glen mills, where the christmas trains are ready to go. >> reporter: hi there shirleen and brian, there is going to be a lot of fun here later as we get into our holiday season, this place really does it upright and gets you in the

festive move it's part of the westchester railroad line, during the holiday season they have t have the santa express. it runs from westchester to glen mills, it's a 90 minute ride and is roughly 10.2 miles long. a good place to be is inside on a day like today. it is brutally cold outside. look at the temperatures in the delaware and lehigh valleys, if philadelphia we are coming in at 32 degrees, reading 29 and trn ton only 30 degrees and 35 in atlantic city. boy, temperatures and windchills most of the day have only been in the 20s. in philadelphia we have a windchill of 23 degrees and trenton windchill of 23 and reading your windchill is 20 degrees and atlantic city we

have a current windchill of about 29 degrees. here is satellite 6 along with action radar, you can see we have got clear conditions along the coast here, as you press inland, we have clouds across the ohio valley and in the western sections of pennsylvania, those clouds are rolling in late and should be gone as we get into the morning hours. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight, clouds are developing and 30 in philadelphia and 23 in the suburbs with the winds out of the southwest at 6 to 12 miles per hour. future tracker 6 showing you into thursday, at 7:30 temperatures 24 degrees in the city and 26 in wilmington and not much recovery as we get into the afternoon hours. 34 in philadelphia and 28 inal allentown and upper 30s there in wildwood. here is your four day at 4:00. relatively speaking the temperature is 35 degrees, 9

degrees above average, a high of 36 and windchills in the 30s and still chilly with a high temperature of 32, on sunday it's mild with evening rain and a high of 58. so guys we are inside the train station, there is so much history here and we have our banjo playing and the kids are getting in the holiday spirit and a visit from old saint nick, but for now guys i'll send it back to you. >> we are in the spirit. it corks. >> that looks fun. >> melissa thank you, the buzz is coming up next.

tonight at 10:00 on 6 abc, it's country's biggest night all over again. we were there for the real cma awards a week ago in nashville and now the awards are happening on the hit tv show, "nashville"

nick and raina are battling it out for a few awards, we visited with the cast and crew on the set of the show in nashville when we were there, and guess what? they are all singers in real life and they released a new cd called christmas in nashville and they all performed on it, if you watch tonight at 10:00 tweet with us using the #~ 6 abc and nashville. i'll put a sneak peek on my facebook page. >> we'll check it out. they are all so talented. think black friday is a good day for deals? we'll reveal when you should really go shopping for those deals. >> and a group of heroes jump in action to save people from a freezing pond in delaware.

"action news" continues with adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot, and brian taff. >> hello again, 4:30 now and "action news" continues with new abuse allegations against beloved comedian, bill cosby, and a wild chase through wal-mart after a man attacked a pregnant customer.hrough why the hero stopped and would not let the suspect put his hands on a woman. and after a year of hard work and help from strangers, a pittsburgh designer is ready to

sell his cherished creation, the normal body with stretch marks and scars and her proportions we'll show you what makes this doll so special. >> we begin with an "action news" exclusive, a dramatic rescue in delaware right now five adults and one child is alive thanks to a group of good samaritans. the car flipped over getting off route 1 after leaving the christiana mall and landed upside down in a retention pond. without hesitation greg edgars went with another man into the pond to rescue anybody they found. >> reached in and unlatched the seatbelt, and grabbed him by his belt loop and he was unconscious and he came back to consciousness and me and another man with me drug him out to safety. >> officials say that three of the victims including the child

are listed in critical condition. we'll have much more on the rescue including an interview with one of heroes coming up on "action news" at 11:00. turning now to another hit to the career of bill cosby, nbc has scrapped a sitcom, after model and actress janice dickinson, accused him of assaulting her. "action news" reporter, chad pradelli is live in the satellite center in the growing scandal and dates back decades. >> you talk about the fallout, you talk about the nbc canceled series, netflix has canceled a special. more than a dozen women have come forward accusing the comedian of drugging and assaulting them. so far the 77-year-old has

avoided prosecution, but with the pro live case of social media, and people coming out cosby is getting some public shaming. >> there is value in all that is happening, the fact that cosby is being shamed doesn't bother me in the slightest. >> former district attorney, bruce caster had a chance to prosecute cosby in 2005. when a woman said he assaulted her in his home. >> he didn't charge him because she waited for a year before going to police. >> the theory is she was drugged and we couldn't test her blood because the time had gone by. >> any evidence from a search warrant would have been stale and the accuser didn't remember much of what happened. >> those sorts of problems faced us and we didn't get anything incriminating from him. >> i thought he did something

wrong and i was anxious to move ahead with it. >> yesterday former super model janice dickinson said that cosby raped her in 1992. and former journalist came forward with her own alligation, and talked about her reluctance before. who would believe me, bill cosby, the all american dad, the all american husband, mr. jello that everybody loves, who would believe me, they probably would think i was out to get something. >> and cosby's representatives deny all the allegations as for the alleged victim in montgomery county and that civil suit was settled out of court. >> and still silence from the cosby camp. our coverage of this story continues at 6abc.com, you can read details about the latest allegations as well as a statement issued by bill cosby's

attorney. fire investigators in cape may county are working to figure out what sparked a deadly blaze in north wildwood last night. viewer video shows the intense flames and explosions. firefighters were called to the scene at the 200 block of west 17th avenue just after 8:00 p.m., crews brought the blaze under control and it was too late for the person inside and that person was pronounced dead on the scene. some baggage handlers at philadelphia international airport are going on strike. the baggage handlers and workers hired by prime flight plan to walk out on the job, they are striking over unfair labor practices. "action news" reporter vernon odom will have a full report on tomorrow's strike and how it could affect air travel. well, a dog in berks county took a bite out of crime while

protecting his owner's house. >> a burglar broke into a home on railroad road, he went for the bedroom and came across the owner's dog and that dog was not looking for a tummy rub, the police found blood all over the house. they believe he could be connected to other break-ins in buck county. lawyers argued over interpretations over the pledge of allegiance, it came from a boy, saying that the words under god discriminates over their atheist beliefs. even though he is not forced to recite the pledge. the judge is expected to decide on this case soon. a teenager is making the delaware valley and the united states very proud. nia gupta is the first to win the international childrens

peace prize. desmond tutu destowed the honor on the teen yesterday. she started the charity to benefit orphans in india, when she was 9 years old and it has since raised $1 million. thanksgiving is a little more than a week away and 6 abc is joining the effort to help families that normally would be without food on that holiday. we are taking your donations online and on the phone to benefit philabundance. sara bloomquist is live in our studios to tell you how to give back. the phone lines are open and the number on your screen, 1-877-940-6222. all the money donated tonight goes to philabundance, the largest hunger relief organization in this region. we have an announcement of a big donation tonight on behalf of 6

abc and the disney corporation, this giant check for $15,000 for philabundance, ceo and manager of 6 abc, bernie prazenica, is here. >> i want to say thank you to philabundance and acme and all of our partner in this effort. our partner company, disney company is making a large donation nationally called feeding america and through them we can donate $15,000 to philabundance to make a difference in our community. we are excited about that. >> how can this money be used by philabundance? >> i want to thank bernie and the disney corporation, this will help families across the region get food and we are appreciative that childhood

hunger is being at the top of minds right now. >> lindsay and bernie thank you so much. the $15,000 donation, and every $1 provided eight meals. you can see the phone lines are open and they are ready to take your call right now and log online to 6abc.com. just kick on connect, share and give. back to you in the studio. and the "action news" team is down there taking the phone calls later on. thank you. coming up move over black friday there is a new day to get deals, we'll reveal the day you should be shopping. next. >> a wild scene in wal-mart, why a woman just had to go after a man accused of attacking a customer. >> and mirror manipulation. is a new product tricking people into making people think they weigh less. melissa? >> shirleen that may be a good

thing in time for the holidays as we start to stuff our faces with turkey and all of that stuffing. we are getting into the holiday spirit at the glen mills station and collect out the volunteers, they dedicate their time here and the history here we are in the waiting station where you can buy your tickets. we are getting you on board santa's express with all of our little kids. the accuweather forecast and all the fun is coming right up. see you in a little bit. the floats and parade we love and it's tradition is giving back to those in need, when you come to the parkway to celebrate bring some non-perishable food donations, lets put the giving in thanksgiving.

crews are on the scene trying to work on this fire, you can see them dousing it as we speak and the flames have gone out for the moment. they continue to work on the fire and we are continuing to keep an eye on it for you. with the breaking news in kennett square. investigators are saying they found what appears to be miss honduras and her sister. they are waiting for confirmation believing they are the bodies of maria and her sister sophia. they were found buried by the spot they were last seen alive. miss honduras was set to compete in the miss usa pageant in

london next week. you can see the man pushing the card on the phone and then you see the man, shane owens circle the clothing racks and it was in that time that owens groped the woman and then dashed into frame and danielle todd was there shopping and helped to chase the man down. >> these people were running by and going catch that guy, grab him, grab him. >> i may be the one that initially took him down but everybody was there when i got there. the victim and her unborn child was not hurt. owens faces charges including felony sexual assault. here at the big board with the big talkers. barbie is glam, perhaps beyond perfect but she is not really real. so a pittsburgh inventor created

a beautifully average doll to reflect the average girl because reality is cool. average is gorgeous and so here she is. glamly. thanks to a half million dollars from funning, the art project is a reality. so many people wanted her and now she is ready to by and ship today. using data from the cdc, he created a doll with the measurements of the average 18-year-old woman. she comes with stickers so you can add cellulite, acne, moles and scars and freckles. this barbie is $29.99 and the extra stickers is an extra $6, that is a big seller. and now to a product that could make shopping more enjoyable for some people. it's the skinny mirror, it's made with curved glass to make

you lose 10 pounds thinner. it's made to boost people's confidence, but they argue that the skinny mirror is an optical illusion manipulating people into buying something. there are days as a new mom, where i'm like is the skinny mirror available for the zblous that is smoke and mirrors. >> she is right. >> alicia thank you. sometimes we wish we had a skinny mirror for the traffic. because it's always stressful, matt pellman is in the traffic center. >> unfortunately, no illusions here delays are plump as we head home on this hump day afternoon. good news on the schuylkill westbound approaching the boulevard, the crash we showed you during the last half hour with the lane blocked is off to the side, all westbound lanes are open and heavy from westchester avenue to the

boulevard. it's clogged up from city avenue to the walt whitman bridge, and late running construction got us off to a bad start on east 75th and they are spilling on to the vine street expressway. the westbound delays are attributable, and they are stacked up waiting to get on 276. a couple of accidents here, a bad one brought down poles and wires and is blocking butler pike by the broad axe tavern and use 202 but there is a crash there as well: and the crash involving the ambulance along 23, and elsewhere in chester county, a broken down vehicle in the southbound lanes of 202 by 401, it's cleared out and extra heavy on 202 approaching this point. we'll check it again in the 5:00

hour, back to you. >> thank you so much. we have a lot more "action news" coming up. we are taking donations rights now benefiting philabundance for all the good work they do, donate by phone, 1-877-940-6222. we'd love to hear from you today.

it's time forever accuweath accuweather melissa magee is on board that famous drain. >> that is right on a day like today, it's not difficult to get

into the holiday spirit with the temperatures below average, we are on the westchester railroad line and inside they do something very special, i have my friends lily and dominic, you like trains don't you dominic? >> yes. >> this is a special train this, is the santa express. you hear something? what is that? it's santa claus, if you are on this line you can ride is to and fro westchester to mill lines. philadelphia coming in at 32 degrees with an official high of 33 and wilmington 32 degrees, allentown 29 and in the poconos 22 and windchills make it feel colder and it's 23 in the city and millville 26 and reading 20 degrees and atlantic city 29, as

you head inland we have clouds in ohio and western pennsylvania, those clouded start to spill eastward later on tonight but they should pull out as we get into early morning hours, take a look at what is in store for us on thursday. sunny and breezy and not as cold, we are tracking a cold front that moves through mid-day and the winds will kick up once again kicking up the lake-effect snow activity so those folks down wind of buffalo will get round two of the lake-effect snow showers, a high temperature in the city coming in at 45. on friday, brisk and cold and high pressure right over ohio so when you tap into the northwesterly winds, sustained from 12 to 25 miles per hour. the call from accuweather for the rest of tonight, it's not as cold and laid clouds that build on in and they push out as we

get into tomorrow morning. we drop to 23 in the city and 33 in the suburbs with the southwesterly wind at 12 miles per hour. here is the seven-day forecast showing you on thursday, it's much warmer relatively speaking here, we are in the 40s, that is nine degrees below average and friday brisk and cold and a high of 36 and windchills in the 20s with the reenforcing shot of cold air, on saturday chilly and a high of 42, and plenty of sunshine nonetheless. and now the models are trending slower, that means the rain moves in by the evening, the eagles will be at the linc and all the marathon runners, we have the half marathon and the full marathon taking place you should be okay with that with the sunshine in the morning. tuesday we start to clear out with a high temperature of 60 degrees and wednesday back below normal with a temperature of 48 degrees, you can see the banjo

playing and we have santa here as well. this is a really fun thing to do with the family, you can take this train ride from westchester to glen mills, this is the excursion line of the track, it's a nice 90 minute ride to and fro and it's the santa express train, so something fun to do with the family and the little ones, it runs the day after thanksgiving right up until that week right before christmas. so a lot of fun to be had and you forget are you just 30 minutes outside of center city guys. we'll have more on the santa express train and what you can do here at glen mills, coming up in the next hour. sending it back inside to you. >> i want to take my nephew, this is so cute. i love the joyful screams of the kids on board. >> saving with 6 abc when we come right back.

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time to save with 6 abc, do you think black friday is the best day to grab the best holiday deals, you might want to rethink that in some cases, vera gibbons says that right now you can grab the best deals especially when it comes to toys, for the hottest ones of the highest demand, you can get them at websites like amazon.com. retailers biggest price cuts came last year on the monday before thank giving, but for appar apparel cyber monday, there are discould you bes where you can

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"action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. good evening we begin with breaking news tonight. a house fire that continues to burn here in chester county. this is kennett square, pennsylvania, chopper 6 hd is over the scene and as we look at the sprawling home where the smoke and flames continue to burn, we are told that this home was built in 1880, and this is union street, kennett square and one person was taken to the

hospital. this is a multi-alarm blaze and one person was taken to the hospital. everybody else managed to get out safely. we are continuing to watch this breaking situation from chopper 6 and we'll bring you more information from kennett square as it becomes available. we are tracking the bitter cold tonight, the delaware and lehigh valley woke up to winter, hats and scarves were needed to brave the weather, but parts of new york state is digging out from a ferocious snow storm, the big story is the arrival of winter like weather on the east coast. it did not help warm things up much. frigid digits, in fact philadelphia tied a record low today while it has warmed a bit