christie ileto, norristown, pennsylvania. turning now to the race for the white house and the two democratic candidates trading barbs last night in derry, new hampshire. yesterday bernie sanders was asked by a reporter whether he thought hillary clinton was a true progressive, to which he replayed, "some days, yes." it was a point on which the two sparred last night during atown haul meeting on cnn. >> i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. that's just not progressive. >> i was somewhat amused today that senator sanders set himself up to be the gatekeeper on who's a progressive because under the definition that was flying around on twitter and statements by the campaign, barack obama would not be a progressive, joe biden would not be a progressive. jeanne shaheen would not be a progressive. even the late great senator paul wellstone would not be a progressive. >> clinton did say she's proud of the campaign both she and sanders are running describing their differences as contr

reporting live at independence mall, christie ileto channel6 "action news." rick and monica. >> thank you christie. >>> today's snow as you can imagine caused some traffic troubles in delaware as well. the action cam in wilmington where cars and trucks were struggling to navigate the slippery hill on maryland avenue. and the jersey shore also got a dusting of snow today. this was the pretty scene in cape may along the washington street mall. nora muchanic will have more from the garden state for us coming up tonight at 5:30. >> now taking a live look at the roadways, rider now right nw mobile6 driving on broad street, city hall to the right. as you can see traffic is moving at a pretty steady clip and looks like the roads have been plowed and seem to be passable. but visibility could be a problem as the snow starts to turn over so you do want to be careful as you head out and about but again, penndot and much of the city has been taking care of the roads throughout the area. a hundred thousand tons of rock salt to keep roads free of ice and slush tonight. we'r

. >> a local african choir is using their music to spread a powerful message as christie ileto reports. the liberian women's chorus for change was formed in 2013 by four well-known recording artists who emigrated to philadelphia from war-torn liberia. >> we decided to put this group together to help our liberian women. >> the chorus creates a community for other liberian immigrants. through song, they >> through song, they are hoping to raise awareness and create dialogue around the issue of domestic violence. >> i was married to a man uhh i was his second wife. he wasn't beating on me but i wasn't getting the total care that i needed. >> philadelphia is home to an estimated 15,000 liberian immigrants. the women's chorus perform the traditional songs and dances from their homeland. >> and then we engage them into our conversation, then we put our message out. which is don't keep silent at all! >> the chorus has partnered with women against abuse to expand their voice. and when they perform, it's their mission to get you on your feet. >> music is actually universal once you feel the bea

reporting live in the sat center christie ileto channel6 "action news." >> quite the ordeal. christie thank you. >>> now a miracle in the rubble of an apartment highrise in taiwan that was flattened during a powerful quake friday. an eight-year-old girl and three others were rescued. officials say the girl looked dehydrated but was awake. she had been trapped for more than 61 hours. more than 100 people are believed to still be under the debris. >>> a fraternity president at cornell university is behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a female student. the accuser told police that 21-year-old wolfgang ballinger locked a door at the p.s.i. epsilon home and then forced himself on to her after she allegedly said no several times. ballinger has pleaded not guilty to first degree attempted rape first degree criminal sexual acts and first degree sexual abuse. cornell's president has taken immediate action and has placed the fraternity on interim suspension. ballinger's lawyers tell abc news "his innocence will be established at the proper time and in the pr

we get the details from christie ileto of our station in iladelphia. >> reporter: bill cosby kept quiet only waving to fans outside the courthouse after nearly two days of testimony and argues, judge steven o'neil denied a defense motion to thrhr out a sexual assault against the 78-year-old comedian. >> how are you doing? what's your reaction? >> reporter: he's accused of 2004. cosby claims it was consensual. his attorneys argue that a 2005 verbal promise not to prosecute by then district attorney bruce castor prevents the case from moved forward and that the current d.a., kevin steele is biased and used "cosby as a political footballn the fall and that "cosby isn't asking for special treatment. he's asking for a prosecutor who abides by the rules." steele shot down the accusations saying, "this is a blatant attempt to pick your prosecutor. you don't get to do that." the judge ruled to keep steele on the case saying he found no professional misconduct. >> you red her. >> reporter: crowds flanking the court sidewalk, reacteded to the judge's decision. >> i just don't believe it at all. >