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we've been saying that and ternal you see that in this image right here.e's another problem with a similar scene. you can kind of see all the icy snow that is sort of making it slick to try to turn on the highway. this is county line road southbound at up are state road. an accident here. police on the scene. they're still blocking the right lane. we're hearing someone is entrapped in one of the vehicles. a horrible accident scene right there. let's take you to another part of county line road. this is warminster and we have a downed pole closing county line road between henry avenue and meetinghouse road. we're hearing it's likely going to be closed until 7 o'clock or 8 o'clock. stick to bristol or horsham towed get around that. outside live we have a closeup view of the schuylkill expressway approaching spring garden. we had a disabled vehicle. flashing lights still on the scene but overall traffic is moving okay. the disabled vehicle was on the shoulder right there but be careful as you're traveling matt and tam. we have snowfall on the road only a dust

. >> reporter: jimmy ternally owns the restaurant upstairs and the sound of the explosion was ten-fold louder. >> i just thought -- i heard a rumble of noise so went outside to see if there was any ice on the side of the building, and there was nothing. >> reporter: then he got a frantic call from his son. you okay. he said my friends just call immediate and said there was an explosion near the restaurant. >> i saw a lot of ambulances and police officers crowding around and then a helicopter right above us. >> reporter: everyone is just hoping all of the victims pull through. >> i feel very sorry for them and i hope everyone does pull through. >> that was malini basu reporting. be sure to stay with fox 25 and my fox boston for continuing coverage. the fox 25 morning news will have any new developments beginning tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. >>> developing news right now, investigators are searching for a suspect in a road rage incident. at 10:00, we reported how one person was stabbed and now fox 25's christine mccarthy is live in braintree. christine, you spoke with witnesses. >> i did, and t

attached to that imagine as that pa ternal figure and remembers him fondly.ody who might be skeptical of the district attorney who quite frankly ran a political campaign on this case, and also, might be skeptical about that year long deplay before the woman went to the police and posed the charges against cosby. that's the -- that kind is what they're looking for. prosecutors want somebody who believe he's already gill i guilty. give a great amounts of weight, quite frankly appalled by the behavior by his strong moral stand in yet his behavior behind closed doors with the pills and allegedly assaultsing these women. that kind of moral inn dig nation is what quite frankly the prosecutor is going to be looking for in this case. >> is there do you think a certain type of juror, a woman orman who is older who would be more likely to say, no, this is the bill cosby that i've always known and loved. i don't believe he would have done this? >> well, that's why i think both sides have to very closely talk to the jurors about this. if people just have such fond memori

there had to have been some ternal pressure for you to get this right. >> oh, 100%. i think there was pressure on everybody, certainly the actors and i will give a ton of credit to michael bay from the moment he decided to do this, he wanted to get it right from obviously it's based on a book about the true story and i think a lot don't know about the true story. i think people think they know about benghazi. i certainly didn't know about this specific story of the six guys. >> why don't you tell me that. your perception versus what you learned. >> sure, i think there's so much focus on the situation politically thatat this waan opportunity for everybody to hear the human story of what happened that night, which is save ambassador stevens and ended up saving so many american lives that night, and these guys were not active military, so they were retired and hired obligation to go in and within a split second put their lives on the line, which is i mean the true definition of heroism. >> do you feel like this movie will re-open the wound, the debate of what happened i