and going to chad pradelli with tom wolf's celebration there. chad?ed up his victory speech. he was brief. he is is surprising political story. he had a message and he had money. now he is the 47th governor of pennsylvania. and tom wolf entered to wide applause. chopper [cheers and applause] yes, you see him there riding in on a jeep. he campaigned a fresh start in pennsylvania. he was joined by his wife and two daughters as he took to the podium. hundreds of supporters were waiting for him to arrival. he took to the podium. he talked about priorities education. that was the main campaign message. he hammered corbett. he talked about the natural resources. he has indicated that he will tax the drillers of the marcelas shell. >> we have the greatest workforce in the world. this is a place that deserves to have a great future. we need to expect a lot from ourselves. if we do, we can do great things here. let's make this the time. let's make this the place, pennsylvania. [♪] >>reporter:and wolf has indicated that he will not live in harrisburg once he ta

live in manyunk tonight "action news" reporter chad pradelli, chad what's the story? >> jim, police detectives just left kildare's pub and they continue to look for clues in disappearance of shane montgomery. montgomery's mother tells me her son was told this leave this bar early yesterday morning because he distantly bumped into d.j. booth. he left. phone was dead, split from friends and has not been seen since. >> tonight friends and family of shane montgomery came to manayunk area looking for missing 21-year-old. >> this is extremely heart wrenching there are no words describe how i feel. >> dozens of people have been search around the clock montgomery's parents st. john baptist church has served as staging area. >> what we're doing that point is finding places that shane hit. >> fear mounts that the outcome will not be good. exhausted search today of the canal along main turned up no leads. >> and i can't thank the detectives enough for their assistance. >> there was a helicopter and k-9 unit. >> surveillance caught him walking west on main that's odd because thei

came and said chad's done. back room and he's in the wheelchair and chad's just crying and it was hard not to laugh at him. >> this stuff wears off pretty quickly, but you'll be funny for a couple hours. >> i already feel funny. >> you're numb right now, right? >> i shouldn't laugh. it's just the sound of his voice. i saw him sitting in the wheelchair and he was crying, but he was smiling and kind of laughing, kind of like he didn't know why he was crying. i just started laughing already because just his face and eyes were just so different. >> you want me to drive? >> no driving. you will not be driving for the next couple days. so everything -- >> but i like driving. >> you'd be a drunk driver out there. >> i don't remember -- >> no, probably not. >> good thing we're recording it. >> chad is wheeled out to the car, half-sobbing, half-laughing, and totally philosophical. >> okay. you just sit back and relax. >> everything's so clear. boy, just like i can't think straight. i don't know how they did it. like, i

live in germantown chad pradelli, jim. >>> thank you, chad. you can see the entire abduction on 6abc.com. we urge you to take another look at suspect and the suspect's vehicle. if you have any information we have posted contact information for philadelphia police. >>> police dismantled booby-traps found in a north philadelphia warehouse today. the incident started a the 11:15 during a court-ordered eviction of a couple in the 1800 block of west sedgley avenue. roland and sharlene mcvicker talked about the traps. the workers boarding up the building for its new owners discovered another explosive device. [♪] >>> it is election day tomorrow. nationally the big story is which party will end up controlling the senate? the big race is the contest for governor of pennsylvania. vernon the race that is gardening the most attention? >>reporter:indeed it is the main event. both contenders are traveling the state today. this past weekend talking two things, taxes and turnout. as you take a look at the polling place in a charter school. the level of turno

stick with me, chad. i want to bring in mike brooks and jump in here, chad, as we talk to mike about this. he's a cnn law enforcement analyst. talk about this. this is something obviously you have the fire department dealing with this. you have the new york police department dealing with this. this is a very serious situation. also a very rare one. how do they approach this and they're already running into problems. how do they get past that and make sure that these two men are safely on the ground? >> this is something they deal with on a regular basis in new york city because of the amount of high-rise buildings. this is the first time they deal with something like this on the new world trade center. the fire department is calling it a rescue scaffolding. that is their plan b. the original plan was to try to cut through and i know the people very well and they have equipment that is capable of doing that but with new building codes, it was tough getting through that outer pane of glass so they have to g

starting in york, pennsylvania and chad pradelli. chad? >>reporter:jim, wolf is now the 47th governor of pennsylvania. he wraps up his victory speech about 45 minutes ago. it was understated and brief and calm. much like the man himself. it's a remarkable story. he is not at political novice. he was a revenue secretary at one time. his assent to the governorship is astounding. he had a message and money. here was wolf as he enters in newark a short time ago. [ cheering ] like he has for much of the campaign, a fresh start for pennsylvania. he was joined on stage by his wife and two daughters. hundreds of sponsors had been waiting for him to arrive. he waited for tom corbett to give his concession speech. we talked about education that was at the top of the list. he pound the incumbent on education. that stuck with voters. he would like to the tax the drillers of the marcellus shale. here is him talking to the sponsors a short timsupporters. >> this is place that deserves to have a great future. we need to expect a lot of ourselves. if we d

live tonight, "action news" reporter chad pradelli, good news for that part of delaware county chad. >> yes, jim. county leaders and sunoco say there will definitely be a short-term spike in jobs. the exact numbers of permanent jobs is unclear. still for those living around marcus hook here the influx in business may be good. the business owners here in the heart of struggling. urban denim hopes that it will result in a surge of sales. >> it is hard for a lot of small businesses down here. we could definitely use the help. >> the project, marier east ii, expansion of the pipelines and movement of liquids to marcus hook. here it is processed and propane, eth an and butane are distributed in the u.s. and across the world. >> not only thousands of construction jobs here and permanent jobs, a $2.5 billion investment in pennsylvania made by sunoco. >> and saying the building trades will benefit most but once the project is completed the number of permanent jobs will fall short of the roughly 800 jobs when this was an oil refine try. >> there might be a lot of product returning through her

live in media, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." jim? >> thank you, chad. >>> 37 year old delvin barnes pleaded not guilty to a single couldn't of kidnapping akuccuse of abducting freeland-gaither from a germantown street. and they same carlesha was tied up in the trunk of barnes car and he was accused of kidnapping and raping a 16 year old girl in virginia. >>> arresting marcus cruz for the murder of a man found dead in eden park. facing murder charges of donald smith. a cleaning crew discovered smith's body tuesday morning. they say that cruz and smith worked together but they have not identified a motive. cruz held without bail. >>> converting the former police officer kocorbetkosh -- corchr. and they say he grabbed a man off the street, hand cuffed him, through him in the cruiser and sped off. no charges filed and no arrests made. when the young man told him he was a veteran he stopped him off where he found him. >>> new the driver of a bmw charged with cause an accident involving a school bus. the accident happened tuesday on state

"action news" reporter chad pradelli is live in manayunk tonight. chad, what's the story on this?reporter: jim, shane montgomery was last seen just before 2:00 a.m. as he left kildare's pub on main street in manayunk. his family tells him that the bar asked him to leave after he accidentally bumped into the dj table and he's been missing ever since. friends and family of shane montgomery have been searching night and day for the 21-year-old. they have been putting up fliers looking for anyone who may have seen something in the early morning hours of thanksgiving. saint john the baptist of manayunk has served as a staging area. >> there are no words to describe the hell i feel. >> reporter: cara montgomery says the police marine unit helicopters and canine units spent the day searching the river along main street. shane was last seen leaving kildare's pub just before 2:00 a.m. surveillance cameras may have captured him walking. police told the family the video though is grainy and detectives are working to enhance it. >> i can't thank them enough for all their assistance. >> report

velocity and accuracy again to chad williams. he gets out of bounds to stop the clock with 1:07 left. >> anthony: chad williams came in leading this team on both yards and touchdown receptions. he's gotten plenty of one-on-one coverage to what now is the boundary side, the shorter side of the field. >> paul: the play clock continuing to run here now inside of ten seconds. the clock is stopped at 1:07. >> anthony: i'm sure perhaps the helmet came off. that's a complete guess on my part. not sure why the stoppage. but the center went off the field. >> paul: now back to 19. most points ever in a bayou classic. winner plays in the title game also here in the 41st the two teams are tied at 20. so the winner can claim an advantage in the overall series. a first down and then some for the tigers. williams still on his feet. down to the 11 yarline. 447 yards passing and a big 18-yard run. >> anthony: williams talked about modeling his game after wilson. another quarterback with a strong arm and wheels to threaten the defense. >> paul: fi

chad started this environmental effort in 2007.le to expand it after being named cnn hero of the year. in the end chad's crusade is about much more than cleaning rivers. >> it's about people taking action in their own communities and that's really what it's all about. that's how you change the world. my nai'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >>> the grand jury transcript from the michael brown shooting has our legal experts questioning how the crime scene was handled afterwards. paul callan, joey jackson, we're going to start w

but first lets go live to chad pradelli in allentown which took a bit of the hit from our preholiday nor'easter. chad, what is the situation there. >> reporter: well, the situation is clear, but chilly, the snow stopped several hours ago and i want to take a look right here off of mcarthur road. this is one of the untreated parking lots. quite a bit of slush, snow accumulated here. we saw four or 5 inches. we saw over here on the road it is wet and clear and that has been the case for most of the night. traffic has been running nicely. i would say the storm was more of a nuisance than a big problem. a light snow blew in the air tonight in allentown. mother nature delivered one of her strongest punches here the most people would call it a glancing blow. the plows were still working at 7:00 p.m. at lehigh valley mall, crews began manning the trucks earlier this afternoon. >> yes, it is like seven hours. >> reporter: you have been working non-stop. >> how long will you go tonight. >> how far do we have to go? we have to be clean for tomorrow. >> reporter: for homeowners and small busine

i'm chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news.". >> chad, thank you. >>> the social worker that apparently stabbed a victim 21 times is in custody. taisha williams is in custody after attacking a woman on haddon avenue. it happened just three days after security was reduced on that specific floor and the only security staff at the time was a receptionist. the victim was in critical but stable condition this morn snoog now to the arrest of an armed robber that repeatedly targeted the same montgomery county branch, the suspect hit the td bank on york road three different times. they say that clark leery is behind all three heists. the man wore a ski mask and ordered customers on to the ground while demanding cash from the teller, that time he got away with $3,000 and then he returned to the td bank two more times, each time threatening customers and employees. investigators say they finally linked leery to the crimes after an anonymous tip, his sneakers that matched the pair worn in the surveillance video, they recovered cash and other evidence in his home. allegedly apologized to one of the

>> chad: i'll let you be the judge of that. >> sonny: hey, will. it's me again.d call me back, i wouldn't have to leave you all these messages and texts. i miss you, and i love you. i hope everything's okay.

thank you so much, chad myers. appreciate it. >>> all right, the storm creating some problems at the airport. jennifer gray joins us now from laguardia. jennifer, what do we think? flight delays, is the worst over? >> reporter: well, hopefully they'll be over in the next couple of hours. we have seen about 300 delays, 150 cancellations here at laguardia alone. look at the board behind me. it looks like flights are starting to catch up a little bit. we have seen all reds and all yellows at certain points on that board, but now we're seeing three and four-hour delays. but it looks like folks are now starting to get in. nationwide, 4,000 delays today. 700 cancellations. the biggest airports affected, of course, the ones around new york city, d.c., philly, and boston. of course, they are going to probably play catch-up, as we get into the morning hours tomorrow, but the good news is, john, it looks like they are still operating flights very late, wee into the morning hours. some of those flights don't even get here unt

>> chad: i'll let you be the judge of that. >> sonny: hey, will. it's me again.ouldn't have to leave you all these messages and texts. i miss you, and i love you. i hope everything's okay.

chad is at the crime scene and david is at the staging area. >> reporter: state police here is a they have a lot of unanswered questions as this voestgation continues, it all began with a frantic phone call from a house on holly park drive shortly after 9:00 this morning. >> when they got there, they found a really horrific scene. >> inside one of the bedrooms they found four shooting victims, two of them, a boy and girl were already dead. the other two, a boy and adult woman had signs of life and were flown to cooper trauma senner camden and they are in extremely critical condition. they believe the woman is the mother of the three children in the house. police have not explained why nobody heard the shots but they have the murder weapon. >> we believe that all victim were shot with the same weapon, which is a handgun which has been recovered from the scene. the mother of the children had been shot in the head, police did not describe the injuries to the children and investigators stopped short of calling it a murder-suicide attempt. there are other adults in the house at the time an

the state police describing them in extremely critical condition. >> all right david thank you. >> chad pradelli is in the neighborhood in tack tabernacle and is live with how the community is reacting. >> the neighborhood is not doing very well. any time you have a murder on your block it can be difficult and when children are involved it is even more traumatic, right now a heavy police presence remains here outside of the home and they are processing the crime scene trying to figure out perhaps and why. >> here on the quiet tree lined block of holly park drive, the presence of state police and the grim reality of the crime has neighbors in disbelief. >> it's a quiet neighborhood and peaceful, can you hear the dime drop at night. >> it was shots that rang out sometime overnight. the echo went silence and a mother and her three children were shot in an apparent suicide. they knew little about the victims, they shared the house with another family. >> we hear them in the backyard playing around so it seemed like it was a happy fam. >> they were elementary age to early high school. the sc

i'm chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets switch live now to sky 6 hd, looking at philadelphia international airport, the weather has triggered a two hour delay here tonight. call ahead before you head to the airline, we'll have more on what the travel has been like at the airport all day long. coming up at 5:30. >>> the weather did not stop people from picking up items for tomorrow's thanksgiving dinner. the action cam was at the shop-rite, picking up food for tomorrow. >> time to get a check of the "action news" traffic report and see how dicey it is for folks. >> matt pellman is here, you did some shopping as well? >> no, i have people that cook for me. if they weren't i would be going to monica's house for sure. we are watching backups, for this hour for this day of the your, volume is not our maimer problem. our problem is accidents around the region, it's causing a backup in east falls and the lincoln drive is parked from the bridge to the 92nd precinct and ridge avenue and walnut lane good alternates to lincoln dr

the 2013 cnn hero of the year is chad pregracke. inside look at what he does and how he does it. at the heart of his work is a massive 800-ton barge. it looks like a floating junk yard, but -- >> welcome to cnn cribs. >> it's also chad's part-time home. >> so pretty much everything is reclaimed or recycled out of either old buildings, old barns. >> the goal is serious, but there is definitely quirk in this work. >> this would be our creepy doll collection. why do we have it? i really don't have any idea other than we find a lot of creepy dolls. >> and trash isn't all he needs to look out for on the river. >> one of the safety concerns is actually the flying carp. they really do fly out of the water at high speeds and they get rather big. >> it's all part of chad's work. work that also includes growing trees. chad started this environmental effort in 2007, but he was able to expand it after being named cnn hero of the year. in the end, chad's crusade is about much more than cleaning rivers. >> it's about people taking action in their

. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year is chad. >> yeah.t up with him to get an inside look at what he does and how he does it. at the heart of his work is a massive 800 ton barge, stores the huge piles of trash chad's team collects. it looks like a floating junkyard but -- >> welcome to cnn cribs. >> it is also chad's part time home. >> so pretty much everything is reclaimed or recycles out of either old buildings, old barns. >> the goal is serious but there is definitely quirk in this work. >> so this would be a greepy doll collection. why do we have it? i don't know. i don't have any idea other than we find a lot of creepy dolls. >> and trash isn't all he needs to look out for on the river. one of the safety concerns is actually the flying carp. they do fly out of the water at high speeds. they get rather big. >> it's all part of chad's work, work that also includes growing trees. chad started this environmental effort in 2007 but he was able to expand itd after being named cnn hero of the year in the end, chad's crusade is about much mo

chad pradelli is live on the 200 block of washington avenue, chad what is the latest there? >> jim, investigators wrapped up the crime scene here a half hour ago and one police vehicle sits outside of the home that caught fire where the mother and young son perished and neighbors are shocked and saddened by their deaths and there are many questions to be answered and one at the forefront is who intentionally at the time this fire? the sight was smoke and fire billowing from this home and after it cleared a mother and her young son was inside. >> like me a good mom, she cares about her kids. to have is this happen is devastating. >> i hope they catch the person that did this. >> a lone survivor is believed to have clues, he is in stable condition at the local hospital but provided information as responders wheeled him into a waiting balance. >> i done want to put words in his mouth but he was telling investigators that someone broke into the house. >> investigators brought out bags and bags of evidence and they searched through the home and it's unclear what they found that w

chad pradelli, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, chad. adds you hit the stores on brak friday check out the black friday play book 6abc.com there you find deals at sores and many are exclusive to 6 answer viewers. black friday play book can be found on home page of 6abc.com. >> still will mother nature cooperate with your thanksgiving day plans. cecily tynan is at the big board. >> melissa magee. >> walter. >> that chill is settling in across the delaware and lehigh valleys with reinforcing the shot tonight. 21 poconos and 31 millville. as you move over to sea isle city 35. lancaster coming in at very chilly 29. well below the freezing mark. winds not much of a breeze to consider. sustained allentown to 3 miles an hour to eight in wildwood. if you look at the wind particles coming north to northwest direction. drains alcoholer air from the north. when you factor in the wind chill it feels 25 then ton 31. 26 current number in sea ail h aisle city. satellite 6 and action radar you see lots of clouds across must england down across the mid-a

chad, what's it look like right now?, you know, i heard you talking about, you know, thanksgiving, and all that. if this storm had hit for christmas, we would be buried in 2 feet of snow. you'd be digging out, just to get out of time warner center. it was warm enough that we had a lot of rain in the big cities. sure, it switched over to snow here and there. and now we're because of the dark of night going to get colder and starting to get slippery. but this storm could have been so much worse, tapering off for d.c., now. tapering off from philadelphia. still an inch or 2 for new york. probably 4 to 5 inches for the greenville mountains, up into maine and the like. but this storm, even 10 to 12 inches where they want it. probably into places like the poconos, the adirondacks or catskills, where they can play in it or ski in it, could have been so much more impactful if we were in new york city and boston and philadelphia. at least cars got out and about. and i think the bonus was, john, people knew it was coming, so they

charles: chad. >> we believe go hire 9 higher.harles: what is leading. >> technology, and consumer, broad-basee, driven by earnings and the economy. >> i think what did not get a lot of attention today was adp report, this beat expectations, and most of jobs came from small and mid size companies, thht is where we need the growth, i waa excited. charles: a lot of great tweets, shoplifting, that does not mean this is a nonvie vent, steel -- nonviolent, stealing is a gateway crime. >> and social security people said don't touch it, young people said buy apple with it keep it here, lou dobbs is next. lou: good evening, midterm elections producing historic results for republicans, across the country. from senate and house of representatives to governor's mansions and state legislateors, %-election in every category, ad level of governance, this is where it all stands tonight, plan of power in senate has shifted. republicans holding 52 senate seats to democrats 45, it has been 8 years since republicans controlled upper chamber, and sen

dann cuellar is in pittsburgh tonight covering tom corbett and chad pradelli is live in york staking out the headquarters of tom wolf. >> lets start with dan in pittsburgh. >> reporter: jim, with tom wolf leading independent polls, tom corbett's campaign is pointing to a narrow gap in this election. the governor voted in his home town of shaler with his wife susan dropping by polling places to shake hands with voters. he said that the final hours of this campaign came down to one word. taxes. he claims that wox wants to spend more tax dollars and he wants to keep them the same. there has been a declining unemployment rate. overall the race for pennsylvania governor has smashed the state spending record with more than $70 million spent, despite that, pollsters are projecting that fewer than 50% of registered voters will cast their ballots tonight. either corbett will make history for pulling off a stunning upset or going down as the first pennsylvania governor to lose a bid for re-election. we are live with the corbett campaign in pittsburgh, i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news."

they get rather big. >> it's all part of chad's work. work that also includes growing trees.this effort in 2007 but he was able to expand it after being named ree row of the year. >> that's's how you change the >> that's's how you change the world. toothbrush... sweater... extra sweater... headphones, sleeping mask... oh, and this is the xfinity tv app. he can watch his dvr'd shows from where ever he wants. hey. have fun, make some friends. alright. did i mention his neck pillow? (sniffs pillow) watch your personal dvr library where ever you go. with the x1 entertainment operating system. >> pope francis is back in rome after his trip to turkey. the pope called for interface dialogue and an end to religious persecution. earlier i spoke to cnn religious commentator ann host about why the pope's trip was so significant. >> well it began with the whole conversation with the christian muslim dialogue which as we know has been very, very significant. you recall when pope benedict gave the famous speak where he alienated a lot of the muslim world because of an ill chosen met fore.

they are this close. >> you know what, andy, i know you are going to defend chad.for it. >> have i one thing to say. greatything you needed in a rock and roll song is right here. drawing out the world revolution so it is particularly five sill law balances and saying revolution instead of shun, a classic rock move. can you think of another revolutionary anthem that wouldn't sound out a place at a strip club? >> no. you can listen to this with no problem and what more of an anthem do you want than that? >> i always imagine how do things happen? they were watching cnn and they say man, things are bad out there. it is time for us to do something important. so when they are done doing this they said this is a game changer for them. they believe this was going to be huge and it was going to be talked about everywhere. >> on a scale of awful how do you compare it to 41 shots by bruce springsteen? guy that was a longtime ago. >> it rhymes with nsa and cia. >> the really problematic part of the whole thing is their music video is promoting violence in schools. these kids a

they really do fly out of the water and get rather big. >> reporter: it's all part of chad's work.lso includes growing trees. chad started this environmental effort in 2007 but he was able to expand it after being named cnn hero of the year. in the end chad's crew sid is much more than cleaning rivers. >> it's about people taking action in their own communities and that's what it's all about. that's how you change the world. >> december 7th. set your dvrs now. watch it on tv. it's being called the year's best national anthem and the boy, you heard me the boy singing it, big day for him today. 12 now 13, happy birthday. i promise you we'll play it four. it will give you chills. we got the big interview as he's en route to another gig. we'll be right back. (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. our hearty all-natural tur

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pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you chad. our coverage of this tragic day in tabernacle continues at 6abc.com, there you can get the most update information and see video reports of our coverage on "action news" and view our collection of photos from the scene all there right now at 6abc.com. >>> we have breaking news right now in southwest philadelphia, chopper 6 hd is live over sixth street and cobb's creek parkway, there was an accident just after 3:30 reported there, quite a large presence there, someone was placed on a stretcher but no official word on injuries, but we see another person being placed on a stretcher, obviously there are some injuries in this accident in southwest philadelphia, we'll keep you updated on this breaking story. >> a montgomery county man convicted of killing his family was sentenced to three life sentences. they determined he was -- when he killed his family. a psychiatrist testified that mcandrews was so delusional he doesn't know his actions. >>> and 44-year-old trooper, richard -- the suspe

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period, chad?i expect as soon is as the sun sets at 4:00 or 5:00 or 6:00 and even the one that brian is on going to be icing up. i know because the sun is out, and it is the warmest part of the day, this is when the run/snow mix is going to be more rain now sh, but it is going to more snow. bear creek, pennsylvania, about the same as though to the east or the south, d.c. and annapolis, it is a rain event, and even a thundersnow not far from bergen, new jersey or baltimore, maryland, and it is going to be rumbling a lot, because the sound is trapped. you would think it is quiet because of the snow, but the sound is trapped in inversion which means that the sound stays very crosse to the surface, so you will hear it for a long time and the thund gores a long distance. it stays back to snow, and at all of the airports, it is going to be a problem. 12% to 13% of the flights are canceled at the main airports, but there are not 12% or 13% of the empty seats on the next plane, so once you are canceled, yo

we'll follow this story throughout the afternoon. >> chad, thank you. >>> police killed the gunman that opened fire on a college campus in florida this morning. the suspect started shooting inside of a library at florida state university just after midnight. the library was packed with hundreds of students that were studying for exams, they scrambled for cover and climbed under desks and the building was locked down. >> if you know someone that has been shot call 911. >> two students were wounded and taken to hospitals, and a third student was treated at the scene for a graze wound, the gunman was killed when he shot at police outside of the library. police say it was an isolated incidents. >>> right now the buffalo area is already buried under six feet of snow but the latest snow could drop 1 to 3 feet in towns that are struggling to dig out. carolyn costello reports with the latest from buffalo. >> reporter: another wave of heavy snow hitting the northeast today, turning homes into igloos in south buffalo, trapping people inside. mother nature adding her own bang to this blast. buffal

chad, when will conditions begin to improve in the east? >> tomorrow.e going downhill now for sure, especially after sunset. around 4:00, those roads that brian todd rode is really going to be a mess. 95 is much better than 81. 81 completely in the snow. 95 on that rain/snow mix. but there have been a number of wrecks on the baltimore-washington parkway, on i-95, even crashes down to richmond not due to snow. but when it starts to get slick because of the falling temperatures, that's when we'll begin to see the slick conditions really affect those roadways already now three to four-hour delays at some of the airports because it's snowy, windy. lots of cancellations. and those cancellations reduce the amount of time you're delayed but you may not have a plane. >> seems like this always happens the day before thanksgiving. brian todd, erin mcpike, chad myers, thank you very much. thank you for watching. "wolf" starts in just minutes. hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me f

chad myers has the warm studio and the dry conditions. jennifer, by virtue of the fact that you are suffering through this along with so many people where you are, let's start with you. tell me a little bit about the conditions there. we're hearing about firefighters who are having to use front-end loaders to try to rescue people. we're hearing about people who were trapped in cars and then of course this tragic news off the top of the show that six people have now died because of this we are. >> reporter: yeah, this has been really serious, ashleigh. we've been talking about fire trucks haven't been able to get out to rescue people. even the snowmobiles are getting stuck. so anyone with a snowmobile, anyone who can get out and help has been pitching in. we've talked to just citizens of buffalo that have been going back and forth all morning long. and they have been trying to help, trying to do what they can. that's really what we're seeing all around the city because it's such a serious situation. anybody that can offer anything has been

you guys up there have a great morning and great day. >>> thanks, chad. stocks could end the week with more records. u.s. stock futures pointing higher right now. tiny gains could mean a record day. s&p 500 and the dow rose to close at records. sound familiar? stocks have not exactly been shattering records, but enough good news to inch them forward to the record highs. positive reports on inflation, home sales and falling jobless claims did the trick yesterday. >>> obamacare sign ups have been overstated. the administration previously reported 7.1 million people were enrolled in obamacare health plans by mid-october. now officials say that was a mistake. 6.1 million americans enrolled. it included people withsta stan alone dental plans. >>> bill cosby facing allegations from another woman. what she claims the comedian did decades ago. >>> and adrian peterson speaks out. talking about his child abuse charges and why he feels he deserves another chance to play in the league. stay with us. and a nasal decongestant. is that really a thing? it sounds made up.

chad which -- chad perdelli. >> a delaware county preschool is closed for the rest of the week afteral meningitis. the boy's brother attends the school and is not sick. the entire family is taking antibiotics. parents who showed up this morning 0 not knowing the school was close said they are worried for the little boy. >> the school is very clean. they are constantly wiping down the handrails, the school is very clean. my concern is naturally for the child that's in the hospital. >> reporter: we're told the child is being treated at a local hospital. >>> the search continues for a missing lehigh valley woman this noon, 33-year-old jessica padgett a mother from white hall township has been missing for three days, she was last seen leaving a north hampton day care on friday afternoon. her subaru was found a mile from where she works, contact state police if you have any information. >> a digs could come at any time in ferguson, missouri where a grand jury is weighing whether to indict a white police officer for shooting an unarmed black teen. abc's karen travers joins us outside the s

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. >> lehigh valley saw most snowfall where chad pradelli is live tonight, how it looking out there, chad? >> reporter: shirleen, not too bad here on this wednesday night, precipitation has stopped, it looks like storm has moved out. the it is chilly but i want to show you, give an idea of the snowfall. thinks untreated parking lot and it is really slushy, i would say four or 5 inches accumulated here in the spot. looking at that parking lot, plow is continuing to move through there. it is wet, but clear, and for roads that has been the case for much of the day. these roads were treated. this is mcarthur boulevard. traffic has been moving fairly nicely for most of the day. i would say this storm was more of a nuisance then a problem. a light snow blew in the air tonight in allentown. mother nature delivered one of her strongest punches here, the most people, would call it a glancing blow. the plow where is still working at 7:00 p.m. at lehigh valley mall, crews began manning the trucks earlier this afternoon. >> it is like seven hours. >> working non-stop. >> reporter: how long will you g

chad says spell out how both sides are having it out. they're just getting started. >> just getting started. and one thing here on health care, which is very interesting, in the past couple of minutes here, i've got won press releases, one from the republican national commit year, one from the club for growth, and they used a new term on me here, -- a reference to jonathan gruber, and this is this issue about the what was known about the health care bill, what was said about the health care bill and whether or not the democrats were trying to cover this up. they're championing this -- this will be an issue in the next congress. house speaker john binner and minority leader, soon to be majority leader in the senate, senator much mcconnell, are promising multiple votes on health care, and there's going to be a sprem court case dealing with the subsidies on this. we'll probably have some additional hearings on this. maybe hear from mr. gruber himself. there is a danger for the republicans. they need to legislate. they need to get things acc

. >>> live at the scene of the crime, we have chad pradelli. what is the latest here, chad? >>reporter:jim, the police believe it was a random kidnapping that the victim did not know her attacker on the victim. the victim was approached by the suspect at green and coulter. she was knocked to the ground and dragged down this block. it was captured on the surveillance video there. the police want you to take a close look at it so the victim

chad. >>reporter:robert kerns was sentenced to two years probation. he must registers to as sex offender for 15 years. that is key for the victim in this case. she is ready to move on after living what she calls a nightmare. >> do you have anything to say? do you want to apologize at all? you heard her. >> he never apologized to his victim. no contest of indecent assault without consent said enough. >> there is no difference between a no contest and a guilty plea. >>reporter:the 36-year-old was assaulting a then employee. it happened last october. she awoke in her home and covered in dry vomit and believed that she was drugged and raped inns car. >> to end this with a no contest plea was a recognition that he didn't want to put two good families through the ordeal of a serious trial. >>reporter:update the the plea kerns has to register as a sex offender under the megan's law. i want to encourage others to take the difficult step to come forward. i will not say it was an easy road. it's one that promotes heeling and brings baccal back to you." >> as of

jim. >>> thank you, chad. a south jersey woman that police say seen on the video beating up a former co-worker has been indicted. letia harris faces charges of second-degree murder of aggravated assault and threatening. she repeatedly punched and kicked the co-worker while the co-worker's 2-year-old son watched. she has been out on bond since july. >>> cameras captured the woman walking up to a home on the 500 block of reed street in south philadelphia last friday. she looked around to make sure that no one was watching. then she pulled the box from the door and casually walked away. >>> two trucks fell into a sinkhole and removed as crews are making repairs. the whol hole opened up on hampn road last night. it forced an evacuation. and eva pilgrim has the full story from the scene. >>reporter:it started as a water fresh issue. it turned into a massive sinkhole that crews are working to fill. tonight the families are not allowed into their home s. >> the fire department was coming around. we didn't have to lea

chad, sounds like blackmails and americans demsy are being killed with impunity. >> chad, it sounds like the individuals, you want to manufacture outcome. where is the u in crime. kids are being killed in chicago, new york. > let me ask you both your take on this because is one of the things that came out to me from the grand injure that got my attention. a street officer was able to wash his own words, but not video record during the questioning but then was able to mark his own gun, the weapon involved into evidence. this is not standard practice at many other police departments. i'm going to start with you, handling all of the evidence because it leaves so much room open for people to be critical and say you could have done something. >> i'll agree with you there. i don't know the procedures down in that state. i do know this. there was a grand jury inquiry. they took months. they took witnesses who were on the scene and witnessed this that refuted a lot of what was said. the system worked. now, look, we may not like what the outcome -- i didn't like the outcome of oj simpson, but cer

chad what are police saying about this. >> police are focusing on the victim's roommate. the two were victims of the home invasion and police are not buying that story and they are now questioning her in homicide. >> sandra barley was found severely beaten in a second story bedroom and they found a bat and extension cord nearby. >> we have a female now that we are questioning her in reference to her possible involvement. >> relatives say they were leery of the roommate for months, accusing her of abuse in the past but every time they pressed barley to go to the police she didn't press charges. >> i'm grieving and all over the place and i'm trying to get things set up for the funeral. >> i didn't like her she was a controlling type of person. >> investigators say the roommate called the police and said three men invade the home and beat them both and she woke up and found barley dead. >> there is a lot of violence between the two of them and the female we have upstairs was the aggressor. >> sandra was a sweet lady sat on the porch and spoke to you, that this happened, she

let's talk to chad myers in atlanta. buffalo, so what is the situation there? >> more snow on the way. without a doubt, 20 to 30 more inches on top of maybe that lady's home right there. >> 20 to 30 more? >> absolutely, before it finally stops. now it could be a little farther to the south where there is only 44 inches, but if it is on top of where she is she said 5.5 feet. six inches, that is what you need, that is how much snow is in cheektowaga right now. you melt it down, about five inches of water. that weighs 25 pounds, somewhere around that. so if you have a thousand-foot driveway, you have 20,000 pounds of snow to move just to get your driveway clear. 12.5 tons of snow just to get out. that is what it is like. buffalo was almost in the clear the entire day. here is buffalo, west seneca, blazedel, that is where the snow came down, it was a warm lake, a cold wind, and the cold wind brought the snow on shore into buffalo and is the niagra area here. the light snow, tomorrow, this lake wind event just like we had had the other day blows right along the lake