the first case of hamilton township was confirmed last month. the worker at rosa a popular restaurant. now two more cases have been announce the one works at the social services in trenton and fitness instructor in hamilton township and new jersey athletic club in lawrenceville. the other patient works at the hair port salon in hamilton township. anyone who is unvaccinated and visited those locations between december 4th and the 31st may be at risk for developing help -- hepatitis a. symptoms includes nausea and headaches and diarrhea. both patients ate at rosa's while the infected worker was employed there. early last month hamilton township hosted a vaccination clinic at a local firehouse and everyone who ate at rosa's was under to come and get vaccinated. i will be posting the number of hamilton township division of health at the website 6abc.com if you have concerns contact them. we're live in hamilton township, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. it is 5:05, a 10-year-old boy from gloucester county new jersey wil

health in ham recall ton township is warning -- hamilton township is warning residents about a possibleatitis exposure in town. katherine scott is live at the ymca a scare situation katherine. >> reporter: it is, hamilton township has confirmed two additional hepatitis a cases one works at a hair salon and the other is a part-time fitness instructor at this ymca. officials want to get word out if you visited these sights you may be at risk for hepatitis. the instructor worked at the ymc a and athletic club in morrisville and mercer county social services and the other patient works at the hair port salon in hamilton township. anyone who was in contact with these people during december 4 to thet should make sure they are vaccinated. >> i would ask your doctor and say what's the right thing to do. >> for now it's okay wash your hands. >> reporter: help title a is rarely fatal but it's highly contagious and associates with nausea and headaches and diarrhea. early last month, hamilton township hosted a help title vaccination clinic at a local fire house. the first confirmed case was a worke

the instructor works at the ymca in hamilton township. new jersey athletic club and the social mercer county bored of social services. the other person works at hair port in hamilton township. anyone who visited those locations between december 4 and december 31 may be at risk for hepatitis a. it's rarely fatal but it's highly contagious. symptoms are nausea, lakes and diarrhea. hamilton township hosted a help title a vaccination clinic at a local fire house. the original case was from rosa a popular restaurant. both cases reported eating food in november, while the restaurant worker was employed there. but health officials state they cannot say if the two new cases are a direct result of the original case. the two new patients are recovering at home. we'll post the number for hamilton township division of health at 6abc.com, if you have any concerns or anymore information. we're live in hamilton township katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thanks, katherine. >>> developing this morning a fast-moving fire damaged a house in philad

township responded by dulling out nearly 1,000 hepatitis a immunizations. it is not known if the women pick up virus from the restaurant but for others who ate there officials are preaching vigilance. >> we have faced these challenges before, and we have come through them by working together. >> reporter: public health officials say that the hepatitis a symptoms are nearly exactly the same as those would you see during a typical flu virus. if you have concerns of coming in the the contact with the person infect with hepatitis a, you are asked to call your primary care doctor immediately. we're in hamilton township matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> rocky fans out there might want to get over to the art museum steps because sylvester stallone is in town. >> going to philly to start the film creed next installment in the rocky series. sly reportedly will reprice his role as rocky balance boy playing the trainer to the grandson of the his faux turned friend apollo creed, got that, sound good. the the film is set for release right the now in 2016. >>> what

it happened earlier this month in center township.e say officers had just arrested the woman for shoplifting. they say she managed to slip into the front seat and dash cam video showing her driving recklessly at a high speeds. she was eventually pulled over and now she's facing a lot more charges than shoplifting. >>> people like this woman are bundled up tonight. but what about your pets? a lot of folk think they've got fur so they're warm. not so especially in this bitter cold. >> if you're caught in the city of philadelphia keeping your pet outside on days below 20 degrees you could now face fine. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in center city tonight to explain. shawnette? >> reporter: all right. so animal control officers say that they have have been to 88 homes since this ordinance took effect this winter. if you are caught doing this, you could face fines up to $500. >> insulated waterproofed coat my girlfriend found it. >> reporter: troy jackson out walking his dog dakota in style. >> at% i was kind of like it's a dog it's r

icy conditions could be in douglass township, as well.ain break blocking the right lane at 100 northbound route 73. looking outside live, on the schuylkill expressway we have an accident where the vehicle was facing sideways, this is westbound on the schuylkill expressway as you head toward the blue route approaching conshohocken. you can see it off to the shoulder both lanes open right now with penndot helping at the scene, tam. >> breaking news this morning fire and rescue teams are on the scene of a silo collapse right now in bristol township bucks county. katherine scott is there with the breaking details, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam so far no injuries have been reported here, we're about as close as we can get on foot we're right by the front gate. we have seen the emergency crews a mobile unit from bristol township police pulled in a few minutes ago. they are heading to the back of the property, it's the riverside of the property, it was a silo that apparently collapsed. let's go to chopper 6hd live over the scene.

he died sunday after a franklin township police car hit him.mourners attending a vigil last night released flaming lanterns into the sky. they will gather for a viewing and funeral mass. many are still looking for answers about the crash. >> i don't think we'll ever get the answers we're looking for. that's just because there's always going to be questions and peace is what everybody wants. >> the prosecutor's office is investigating the crash. the police officer that hit the boy was responding to a call. that officer is on paid administrateive leave. >>> this morning in bucks county, police say the death of a woman found in a home is considered suspicious. investigators tell us someone shot and killed the 22-year-old. according to authorities, a man inside the home at the time of the shooting is cooperating with investigators. >>> today people across the country are mourning the loss of mario cuomo. he died last night. he was 82 years old. doctors have been treating him for a heart condition but have hrkñ determined the exact cause of death. h

monique braxton is live in hamilton township.at do you know about the patients at the center of this scare? >> reporter: hamilton health department officials tell us those two patients both women, are recovering and doing pretty well after receiving treatment. they also say one of the women worked hereyr mÑ at this ymca. we have been watching as folks have been arriving here this it morning, rushing inside, not pausing to talk to us. health officials tell us hundreds of folks could have been exposed to hepatitis a. a warning message is posted on the y's website. while you were sleeping, we examined hep a and its severity. in mild cases the disease which affects the liver lasts about two weeks or less. the most severe cases last long er er. it is highly infectious. we have a list now of symptoms you may want to be on the lookout for. mild fever, loss of appetite, nausea vomitingu t diarrhea dark urine and jaundice as well as pain in the upper right side of the tummy under the rib cage. if you have the symptoms or think you have b

harrison township is 24 degrees. the lower to middle 30s for turnersville and washington township. starting off cold,54é÷ but we'll see sunshine. we'll be back in the 40s this afternoon, which is what we had yesterday. though there will be clouds in south jersey to start with nothing is falling from those clouds. this is the system that is going to make for a damp weekend. as brilliant as the sunshine will be, today is going to be a rainy day for saturday and sunday. as this moves in tomorrow morning, we could see colder temperatures north and west possibly a little bit of light snow before it changes over to rain. the rain takes over in the afternoon. then it's only going to be rain as temperatures will be well into the 40s tomorrow as they will be today. but today we get to enjoy sunshine. sunny, breezy 40s this afternoon with winds at 18 miles an hour. rain arrives first thing in the morning. could be a wintery mix north and west. then changing to all rain. look at the afternoon temperatures, 47 degrees on saturd

here is katherine scott. >> reporter: matt, the township division of health has received hundreds of phone calls on this this morning, as for the new hepatitis a patients one is a 50-year-old hair tilist and one is a fitness instructor, and both women thought they had the flu before they were diagnosed with hepatitis a. there is a press conference scheduled for today and we expect to learn more then, but it's shared through contaminated through food or person to person contact. >> i'm concerned about it if someone has it here. >> people arrived to work out at the ymca branch in hamilton township. >> i'm not going to dwell on it and i'll follow through with my doctor i kind of hoped that the township would offer vaccines we told people to check with their physicians. >> the first case of hepatitis a was confirmed last month at the popular restaurant, rose's. and they held a clinic at a local firehouse both patients ate at roses. but they can't definitively link the two cases to the first now they want the people to be on alert now that the new cases are announced. the new jersey athle

. >> fire fighters in chester township had a deal with an emergency last night and this one hit close to home and left behind significant damage. even worse critical services ended up being disrupted. "action news" reporter annie mccormick has details. >> i got a call 4:00 this morning the firehouse was hit. >> chester township fire company took a major hit from he allegedly drove drunk crashing a bow owed suv into historic building. >> it's happened to critical facility we're in the process of getting it looked at now. >> critical because the company services chester township and it put the house temporarily out of service. >> there's a fire response going to the township and can't bump up the other locals. >> there was a trail of car fluid that led he officers to a nearby neighborhood where it led a chevy trail blazer -- and admitted to crashing brother's vehicle into a firehouse after drinking at several clubs. police say wilson's brother initially lied to officers you about his brother's name and whereabouts and they took him into custody too. and police arrested and charged wilso

they get money from the township. but they also rely heavily open donation. >> it's been in as soon as 1921 and building built in 1957. i hate to see it get messed up like this. but 23 r if anybody is willing to help out with repairs we'll be more than will to take the help. >> annie mccormick "action news". >> an 85 million investment came today in doylestown. it features enhanced security measures including elevators transfered to -- it's a sprawling 285,000 square feet. a man from camden county is making a public plea to the person that called viz nephew. >> charles clayton says losing never uto gun violence has been especially difficult. >> it's been hard really hard it's like i feel like it was even tougher than when i lost my mother at 16. >> 1:45 tuesday november 4 police responded to gunfire in the area of third and cherry streets in camden. >> police arriveden and the team the vehicle with a person inside unresponsive. >> inside of the van is 4-year-old andrew anderson shot multiple times and was pronounced d

it's in evesham township northbound as you just saw. multivehicle accident. just allow for a an extra few minutes. taking a look at 76, no issues to report on delaware roadways and no accidents in pennsylvania. so taking a look at your drive times on 76 between the blue vine 13 minutes in both directions. >>> this morning there's a health scare in mercer county. two more people tested positive for hepatitis a. we're expecting to learn more from officials about what they are doing to prevent the spread of the disease. take a look at this map. the areas at the center of the scare. one person was diagnosed with hepatitis a worked at three of these locations. the y, the athletic club in lawrenceville and mercer county board of social services in trenton. another person works at the hair port salon. both had eaten at rosa's restaurant. monique braxton is following these new developments and joins us live in hamilton township. what can you fill us in on? >> reporter: what we have learned is that it both of the two recent cases are women and one of them does work at

gloucester township, camden county.rch street is shut down at indiana avenue, expect icy conditions you're below freezing, 26 in saint davids, 24 in coatsville. 40 near buena. 29 in dover, it is cold to start, expect icy conditions whenever you have the water brain breaks. >> new this morning video of a confrontation between a texas woman and the stranger who she said groped her in the store. >> you better not. this is cell phone video from outside a houston big lots on tuesday, the woman said the man groped her twice in different parts of the store is the and contacted the cashier and followed the man out with the cell phone recording. the man swiped her phone. police later arrested him. he is charged with criminal mischief and robbery with bodily injury. >>> the secret service resigns high ranking directors the shakeup follows several breaches at the white house that led to julia pierce son leaving the secret service last year. >>> an 8-foot alligator found in a backyard may have been killing and eating neighbor pets

shawn is saying in evesham township temperature is 41 degrees, pressure rising. wind west at eight.o the north and ago a ton, 37 degrees. barometric pressure is righting there as well. in the northern and western suburbs 35 degrees, a cool spot in downingtown, and, of course, john saying we have had some cloud relative humidity sitting at 76 per event is. i want to show you a beautiful sunset sent to us by jason just a few moments ago. this is a lot at sunset in delaware. look at that, beautiful colors as the the clouds, you can see are back lit by those beautiful orange and yellows. we are looking at a pretty start to the day tomorrow as well, as we see sunshine mixing with those cloud. take a look the a these cloud we are looking at conditions that are fairly nice and comfortable at jack frost big boulder, yes, even yesterday's rain did not discourage the snow borders, and the skiers looking good through skies cam three. cloud are holding tough. we have breaks in the cloud moving toward the north and east. you can see in washington, baltimore clearing out somewhat but still seeing

we also have a water main break out of ewing township. i'll tell you about that in a few minutes. >>> 6:32 right now. crews have been trying to fix a problem since 7:00 last night. and one worker has been hurt. nbc 10's katie zachary is live in northeast philadelphia to tell us what that problem is. katie? >> reporter: hi, tracy. i just got off the phone just seconds ago with a spokesperson from the water department. this water main has been a problem. there's a water main break that was reported around 7:00 last night. so for nearly 12 hours, water has been spewing from this ten-inch pipe. now, i'm told that they cannot find the valve to this specific line. and that might sound like a simple task finding a valve and just shutting it off. but the spokesperson just told me because this line is on private property they are not fluent -- or they aren't versed rather, with where all the valves were. if it were a public property they would know where the valve is. but that's why it's taking so much time, because it's on a private property. cre

live in whitemarshp township katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> fire damaged two homes in winslow township camden county around midnight in a garage and spread to the attached house. a neighbor's house had some heat damage. everyone did make it out safely. investigators are still looking for the cause of this one. >>> and investigators will be back at a center city store this morning to try to figure out exactly what caused a part of a building to come crashing into a store hurting three people inside. officials say bricks fell off the building near 16th and walnut and came crashing through the roof of lululemon next door. the ceiling collapsed on three friends who were shopping. the women were released from the hospital and city officials tell us the owner of the building hired an engineer and contractor to investigate what caused the brick to fall. the city of philadelphia is investigating. >>> look at this. this is what we missed out on. people in new england are trying to dig out from the blizzard that dumped more than 20 inches of snow across several states. they're dealing with thous

look at parts of gloucester county logan township harrison township, below freezing this morning. and right at the freezing mark for turnersville. so it's cold enough for ice and untreated surfaces that didn't dry up overnight are going to be icy this morning. those icy spots are out there. and the wind is blowing. you can see it's trying to blow a few flurries into the lehigh valley. don't be surprised if you see a brief snow shower or a few flurries, but i'm not expecting to see anything more than that. new castle county in delaware as well, it's not going to be the widespread event like we saw yesterday. during the day today, your hour-by-hour forecast shows warming temperatures fairly rapidly. 38 degrees by 10:00 this morning. as we go into the afternoon hours, the temperature will be climbing into the 40s in philadelphia. but there is some snow it's not that stuff, that is headed our way later this week. a look at the extended future weather when i am back in ten. >>> 11 minutes after 4:00 the first alert traffic reporter jillian mele would be the last person to pat herself o

the atlantic city race horse in hamilton township will shut down for good next week. stars like frank sinatra and bob hope were regulars during its hay day. over the years horse racing began to struggle and so did the racetrack. the last day for business and simulcasting will be next friday. >> a confrontation over a camcorder leaves a controversy shore man in handcuffs. >> i think i was treated unfairly. >> i'm ted greenberg with why investigators wanted to seize his camera. >> plus book binders is back -- well sort of. the new life for a philadelphia landmark. >> i'm issuing a first alert for weather that could cause a mess next week. maybe sure it doesn't catch you by surprise. don't miss the details in my first alert forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ ♪ deep inside... ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, s

>> reporter: chris, fire fighters across our area including here in washington township say that when the cold weather gets as cold as it is right now that amount of calls increase. when it thinks cold most likely they are in the thinking about a risk of fire except for these guys, of course, in fact, it is just about all they think about. >> more people are aware of the different things that they might do that might cause a fire more likely they will do to prevent a fire. >> reporter: washington township fire chief john hoffman says when temperatures drop the risk for fire goes up, because people will look for different ways to take warm. >> they are using wood stove or a fireplace or some type of a space heater. >> reporter: all of which are fine when used safely but they pose a risk of fire. another potential dangerous spot where you cook. >> people spend more time indoors so kitchen is like a real dangerous place. >> reporter: fire fighters dan, took us inside a specialty trailer designed to show risk of fire and how quickly it can spread. for example let's say you leave your oven

this is montgomery township dekalb pike and we will be road. slickness on the road. be careful if you're head thread. anything that looks a little wet is icy out there with these temperatures. seeing people moving just fine but you know the way traffic works. they're moving fine and then somebody hits it at a fast speed and then we have accidents. we are getting reports of icy conditions here in warrington. this is an area where the snow is kind of drifted on the roadway. i know i live in south jersey where there's a lost open fields and we always get that when you have opened fields you're going get the snow on the roadway so be careful there. on county line road near lower state road in warrington where we have some slippery conditions there. in nether providence we have another reason for ice on the roads and that's this water main break on brookhaven road at moore road so providence road could get you around it instead of sling and sliding with the water main break on brookhaven road. let's take a look at your commuter traffic report. one o

township responded by dulling out nearly 1,000 hepatitis a immunizations. it is not known if the women pick up the virus from the restaurant. officials explains it spread through fecal matter and they are preaching vigilance. >> personal hygienist the the message, wash your hand, no matter what you do, be diligent, be concerned. >> reporter: officials also say that the symptoms you might the see from hepatitis. are exactly the same as those you would see after you have contracted a typical flu virus. if you have any concern over possibly coming into contact with one of the people recently infect by this hepatitis a infection you are asked to call your primary care doctor immediately. we're live from hamilton township, matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the united states today imposed new sanctions on north korea following the cyber attack on sony. president obama signed those order this afternoon. sanctions target north korea's defense industry and spy services. north korea denies it was behind the sony hack and there are cyber terrorist are many expe

this is on the border of egg harbor township and hamilton township. this situation has been going on for about three hours now. i can tell you, the odor of natural gas is extremely strong here as well. here's the reason why. around 1:00 this afternoon a contractor accidentally drilled into a 6 inch gas distribution line on rega avenue. within the last 15 minutes south jersey gas company crews were able to stop the flow of gas from that damaged pipe. now, officials tell me there have been no service outages to customers in this area. and they don't anticipate any. that's certainly good news for all the people who live in several housing complexes in this area. there are many developments in the area where we are. and they certainly will be happy to learn from the gas company that they don't anticipate any service outages this evening or later on tonight. so they can keep their heat on. however, drivers within a few miles of this scene have been greatly impacted. we talked with egg harbor township's fire chief just a few minutes ago. >> the impact here

in lower frederick township we've got a problem here.had a vehicle fire i told you about on zieglerville road. traffic moving better but we still have problems with this accident where a vehicle slid into a telephone pole. baltimore pike eastbound near chambers. watch for this near chambers road in kennett square chester county not seeing the road closed at this point but with crews on the scene i would look for that. expect icy conditions with this water main break in nether providence township. >> firefighters rush to rescue residents from a burning apartment building in montgomery county overnight. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the washington towers apartments in whitemarsh township. annie. >> reporter: matt at one point people actual had to jump for safety. we were told at least three people have been transported to abington hospital but they have nonlife-threatening injuries. at one point there was a school bus outside to keep people warm while they waited to find another place to stay. at this point though we ar

he taught at darby township elementary for nine years. a judge will hand down his sentence in april, but he has volunteered to begin serving his time immediately. >>> investigators in pittsburgh are hoping recently released video will help them find a missing montgomery county native. 22-year-old paul kochu has been missing for two weeks now. this is surveillance video from the night he disappeared. kochu worked as a nurse at allegheny general hospital and is a native of pottstown. since his disappearance, police friends and family have been looking for him. a $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to his whereabouts. >>> this morning police in north jersey are in search of baby jesus. police in sayreville middlesex county, say thieves stole a baby jesus from a nativity scene in front of a church on saturday night, and here is the surveillance video that shows that apparent theft. police posted it on facebook. you see the nativity there. wise men, camels the whole nine yards and a couple of people in sweatshirts walking up to i

a man has reportedly barricaded himself inside a home in upper moreland township. a swat team is near a home at abbyville avenue and davisville road. police are telling resident to shelter in place right now. we will keep you up to date as soon as we get more information on this situation. >>> as we have been saying all morning long bundle up, before you head out. get layers out. we are dealing with bitterly cold temperatures, brave souls in center city some not wearing gloves. there is a a code blue in effect. if you see someone who needs help in the cold you are canned to contact authorities and let them know where that person is. >>> cold temperatures impacted new britain township bucks county fire fight's built to battle a a house fire. it broke out at 10:30 on curly million million road. it took two hours to get under control. fire fighters dealt with the a shortage in hydrants under the water. >>> brand new photographs here show tail section of air asia flight 8501 on the floor of the java sea. that plane went down almost two weeks ago. up investigators say t

the race course in hamilton township closing its gates for good after some 69 years. the chairman of the parent company that owns the track says business declined in the gaming industry forced it to shut down. >>> from our delaware bureau, a university of delaware professor has gone to the he end of the earth, literally, to better understand what happens on the bottom of the arctic ocean. he traveled to norwegian island near the north pole. and he his colleagues are making dives in the icy water. they want to see if sea organisms really do go dormant here in the dark winter months. turns out, they don't. he tells nbc10 via skype today, the loss of sea ice has more companies interested in potential oil, gas and industrial activity in the region. he says his research shows this could be very bad for the ecosystem. >> what we're finding right now is in fact if there were to be sort of major disruptions to the ecosystem now, it's pretty fragile coming out of the winter, it would be more impactful. >> one of dr. moline's university of delaware colleagues is now at other en

we're looking live in deptford township, new jersey. chopper 6 was over the scene where we had an accident involving a tractor-trailer split open. it was carrying rock salt. you can see the emergency workers with the rock salt blocking lanes northbound and southbound that's in deptford township. this accident both ways being blocked partially with the bags of rock salt all over the highways causing problems. a new accident on the walt whitman bridge eastbound past the toll plaza this accident blocking the two left lanes. problems, david all over the roadway, even though we have no precipitation out there. >> reporter: it's odd, there's frost on the windshields in a lot of neighborhoods but that doesn't necessarily transfer to icy patches on the roads but with the all the accidents it looks like we could have freeze ups. 30 degrees in philadelphia right now. so it is on the cold side, 25 in allentown, even not winds are not that strong. we have windchills making it feel like 21 in philadelphia. one more set of numbers to reenforce the id

township health officials say she teaches classes at the y. the same fitness instructor works at the athletic club in lawrenceville. and she's an employee of the mercer county board of social services in trenton. anyone at these three locations between december 5th and 29th is at risk for hep a if not. vaccinated. the hamilton health department tells us another person recovering worked at the hair post salon. this morning a warning for anyone who visited the hair salon between december 4th and new year's eve, a popular time when men and women go to a hair salon. anyone could be at risk for developing hep a as well as if not vaccinated. coming up in the next half hour, we're going to look at the symptoms and talk to you about what's next if you have not been vaccinated. live for now in hamilton township, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> you can read more about hepatitis a and the cases in mercer county by heading to nbc10.com. >>> a man held in connection with a parking garage rape in philadelphia has been formally charged. just hours ago steve

bruce gordon is live in hamilton township. bruce? >> reporter: lucy these are actually the second and third confirm cases of hepatitis a. apparently, but not officially, connected to a local restaurant and catering facility. tonight anyone with any kind of december contact with a local hair salon and a branch of the ymca is being asked to check with their doctor. clean up crews spent most of friday swabbing down the hair port hair salon aft news a 53-year-old female salon worker has hepatitis a. of particular concern to township health officials a single restroom used by employees and customer. >> that restroom clearly is used by everyone in the facility and there was thought regarding possible infection due to the use of the toilet and the restroom facilities. >> reporter: not far away the jkr branch of the hamilton township ymca was open for business friday but also cleaned extensively after a 60-year-old female part-time fitness instructor was also diagnosed with hepatitis a. health officials and gym members view the threat here a

fire damaged two houses in winslow township camden county. this started around midnight in a garage and spread to the attached house and neighbors's house. also had heat damage. everyone did make it out safely. investigators are looking for the cause of that fire. >> happening today, a form band director at central bucks south high school will be sentenced for having sex with a 14-year-old student. brijette shahholski pleaded guilty. she admitted having a physical relationship with the student in 2012. she is expected to be sentenced this spring. >>> this morning philadelphia inspectors will return to the scene of a roof collapse that sent three to the hospital. officials say a side wall fell off of a building and crashed on to the roof of lululemon next door. the ceiling collapsed on three friends shopping at the time. the women were released from the hospital but the father of one of the victims say his daughter is pretty banged up. >> could have been a lot worse. we're very lucky, very thankful very lucky. you know she'll be fine sooner or

one of victims work part-time at ymca in hamilton township as a fitness instructor. she also works at new jersey athletic club in lawrence villain mercer county board of social services. officials are warning employees and patrons of these location toss see their doctors. the second victim is a a hair stylist works at hair port salon on south broad street in hamilton township. if you visited between december 4th and december 31st you may be at risk for developing hepatitis a officials are telling people who may have visited any of these locations in the last month to see their doctors and get an emergency vaccine as soon as possible. we talk to the gym goer who said that the scar is certainly concerning, you have to educate yourself and take precautions. >> it is a bit alarming in a place where i necessity you just mentioned a a food establishment, and even in a gym, it would be a concern if you are uneducated. >> it is the same scare that had people flocking to the department of health last month, after the first diagnosis of hepatitis a was confirmed in the worker

last month the township had a vaccination treatment at the firehouse. both of the additional confirmed cases reported eating food at rosa's in november while the restaurant worker was employed there. but health officials say they can not definitely state that the new cases are the result of that original case. we posted more at 6abc.com, we'll be at the press conference later today and bring you the updates as we what her them from health officials. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." tam. >> thank you katherine. >>> the question lingers what started an early morning blaze in burlington county on new year's day. it took 100 firefighters to battle the raging flames in mount holly yesterday morning. they were hampered by the water supply problems and cold air. the wood floors were soaked in years worth of oil from the old machine shop. the inferno not only destroyed the business that is housed there, it melted siding off several buildings across the street and terrified neighbors. >> i was so afraid, because when i got outside from the debris in the

she's live at the scene in whitemarsh township.>> reporter: matt we got an update just moments ago from whitemarsh fire township police chief. both police officers and firefighters who quickly responded were able to help at least a dozen people help rescue them from this building as it was on fire. now, he told us that this fire originated in unit b-two. in that unit there were five people, three of them taken to abington hospital and we are told at this hour at least one of them was transported to temple with minor burns. they were taken there as a precaution but all three are expected to be okay. well take a look at this video. this is video of the blaze that we are talking about. the fire broke out just before 1:00 a.m. in the 400 block of south bethlehem pike in whitemarsh township at the washington towers apartment complex. it took about an hour and a half to get the fire under control. firefighters focused on second and third floors of the four-story building. they also found fire in the rear of the building. now, whitemarsh

this is a big scare here in hamilton township.ustomers flocked into the department of health after that scare for an emergency vaccine of immune gob about lynn. now the health department is warning those who have been around the latest two victims listen up. this is the first hairstylist people who were inside the hair port salon on south broad street in hamilton township between december 4th and yesterday may be at risk for developing hepatitis a. those people are being told to go to their doctor immediately and get a vaccine shot as soon as possible. now, to the second victim is a part-time fitness instructor. officials are warning that employees and patrons of the wm wmca hamilton branch, the new jersey athletic club in lawrenceville be checked the victim also works at the mercer county board of social services in trenton. so officials are warning anyone who have been in any of those places in the last three weeks to be on alert for those symptoms. now, those symptoms include mild fever, loss of appetite, vomit vomiting and jau

showing you what he has been getting, in lower township, here is upper township, little further north, and they're getting very light snowfall, as well. future cast has this continuing through the next several hours. very light precipitation maybe a coating to an inch, when all is said and done. and out of here by about 1:00 in the afternoon, at the latest. and that's when our winter weather advisory expires, so light coating. you saw there very quickly, a lot of advisories to the south of us, but nothing up here in philadelphia, we may get flurry or two but that's all we're expecting again winter weather advisory in effect until 1:00 about inch or so of snow. the big headline for the rest of us, is how cold it is this morning with 21 degrees if philadelphia teens, to the north of us single digit windchills. so if you're out to take a run perhaps today, i don't know who would be crazy enough to do that, you got to remember single digit windchills this morning, was that rock that i came by? i think it was. my goodness, i hope he's got a lot of layers on this morning and here's your sev

bensalem township police arrested 36 year-old david hibs. a ten and nine year-old girl were touched during sleep overs at his home and tonight, 30 he lease say there may be more victims. he is being held on $750,000 bail. >>> well, now an "eyewitness news" exclusive, we have unconfirmed reports tonight that a gun has been found at the multi cultural academy charter school in north philadelphia. one student was reportedly taken out of that school in handcuffs, earlier today but no one was injured. >>> principal of the school did release a statement tonight ape said safeties and well-being of the students are of the up most importance. we have taken every step to ensure our students safety and the the matter is being addressed, by law enforcement. >>> well, woman who has been charged and accused offsetting her new born on fire, had a court a appearance in mount holly to day. hyphernkemberly dorvilier appeared via video and said she was arrested friday night. police say she left her pemberton home, after giving birth in a bathroom and then drov

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>>> two more people in hamilton township new jersey diagnosed with hepatitis a both kind at rosa's catering where first case popped up last month, lauren? >> reporter: good morning, jenny. a three three-year old recovering in the hospital after a violent sexual assault near a college campus we will tell you all bit in a live report but first, caitlin. >>> lauren, good morning. temperatures are closer to normal will for new years day, beautiful bright sunny have afternoon. we have a warming trend in the weekend. your weather authority forecast is coming up. >>> thanks caitlin. very bizarre story for this guy and his wife, the the thing they are holding right there is a inside that man for 51 years owe what happened to him a all those years ago and why is it just being found right now. good day everybody it is a friday tgif, it is already second day of january 2015. good morning. >> did you have a good new years day. >> well, pretty mellow at our house. we do go to the gym. that was the excitement. >> i have never mellowed in the hepp house because there is three little ones running around al

we have learned tonight that call was an unruly juvenile at a home in the township.t finished looking at christmas lights and on his way to a sleepover at a friend's house when he was struck. two other children he was walk walking with were uninjury. now little matthew a fifth grader a nearby reuter elementary school here in franklinville he was the youngest of four kids who lived with their single mom. what makes this story even more heartbreaking, even at 10 years old, matthew already wanted to be a police officer even attending a junior police camp earlier this -- last summer. now as far as the accident goes gloucester county prosecutors are handling this investigation. the 23-year-old police officer involved in this has been put on administrative leave. we can tell you one eyewitness says that the police car's siren and lights were not activateed during this crash but that has yet been confirmed. the vigil for little matthew starting at 7:00 o'clock. iain? >> chris, thank you. >>> a mel i don't know people jammed into times square last night to ring in the new ye

firefighters rush to the unit block of marcels drive in winslow township. the ten investigators she was not home and came home and found the house in flames. no people were injured but a dog did not survive. >>> a broken water main is still a gushing geyser. >> katherine scott is live at the scene at bluegrass road and grant avenue. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam crews are trying to shut this done but they are running into all sorts of problems, ten hours later water is shooting into the air. i know it's dark, but you can see it by the trees over there. last night workers were out at the scene by blue grass road in northeast philadelphia trying to get the water turned off but they were met with challenge after challenge eventually the water department had to leave the scene due to safety reasons treegz were freezing up and breaking around them in the low temperatures which of course was a hazard for the workers in the dark. one worker fell and was trapped for a short time. the water department received word of this around 7:00 p.m. t

that is the very latest bensalem township deanna duranty, nbc 10 news. >> we want to take a look at the crash scene from another angle. we received this picture from someone on the ground and they shared the photo with us on twitter. count on nbc 10 to keep you informed about developments in this breaking news story. >> 20 minutes of non-stop news continues with this a police dashboard camera recording the moment officers arrested the mayor for dui. >> the mayor. we're buddies together. >> the mayor asks if the officer will call the mayor of the town where the traffic stop happened because he says they're friends. turns out that request didn't go very far. >> police cuffed the politician. they hauled him in. he apparently did not receive any special treatment. last month we told you about the arrest of paulsboro mayor jeffrey hamilton and police pulled him over in neighboring woolwich township. cydney long is live in paulsboro. what are they saying now that the dashboard video has been released? >> reporter: some residents in paulsboro feel sorry for the mayor and others tell me they're

in hamilton township they've had all 30 trucks in constant rotation through the 40 square miles of township coming back to the public works yard, refilling with brine and salt. they say with 625 miles of roadway that have to be brined and salted they say their mission in this storm is critical. >> we have to keep our primaries open for emergency response ambulances, ems and fire. so, that's one of our main goals right now. >> reporter: for the most part they've done a superior job. the main roads like route 33 in mercerville, fine. of course cross streets like grayson avenue and winslow starting to pick up a little bit of the snow. the heavier snow we'd seen through much of the day lightened up but windsed up dramatically. live in mercerville, doug shimell, "nbc10 news." >> parts of new jersey will get hit with lots of snow. new york city bracing for a blizzard. taking a live look near times square. it looks like -- reports are there are night now some 4 inches of snow on the ground. this is in new york city. >> jersey shore will be spared the 3 feet of snow that could hit parts of new engl

north cover industry -- coventry township 7248 near kei. m an disabled vehicle. >>> rescue teams have rushed to a building collapse in bristol bucks county on the 7900 block of north radcliff street. they are focusing on a silo located along the delaware river of we have multiple crews heading to the scene and we'll bring you new information and live pictures as they come in. >> an overnight place has killed a 79-year-old man. the victim was the first fire fatality in philadelphia this year. it happened on the 1800 block of roslyn street. the victim was a military veteran was home alone at the time three family members have been displaced. neighbors called 911 around 1:15 the first firefighters were on the scene in 4 minutes they saw heavy flames coming from the back of the house. >> it appears that the origin is the kitchen area. we don't know for sure are we're still investigating. that appears to be where the origin is the. we want to remind people if you're going to cook don't leave it unattended. >> firefighters discovered the 79-year-

this is in upper marion township.re involved in this chain reaction type of crash. this is in the westbound lanes of 76 near the gulf mills exit. so if you are out there this morning, definitely take another route. if you're traveling west on 76 so you're heading out of the city, find an alternative route. also anybody who's out there on the roads, be careful, because we do have this rain and in some areas, it's becoming icy. michelle grossman has more on that. >> we're seeing a lot of spots that are seeing some very icy, icy conditions. be careful. you can't stress enough when you go out, even if you're going out to get your paper on your driveway, be careful on the roadways. here's a live look outside. we're seeing so many closures of roads. >> as you mentioned, michelle we're seeing a lot of closures. this is a picture of the walt whitman and ben franklin bridges. it's actually difficult to tell which bridge this is but we know that both of the bridges are closed at this point. a viewer tweeted us saying that the b

this is washington avenue in monroe township. we don't know yet what started the fire. >> more breaking news a gas main break forcing people living here on west birch street out into the cold tonight. pgw was there. they're trying to fix the problem. no one was hurt. >> a mt. laurel mother missing for ten days and now her husband vanished after police question him. she has ties to cam debden and gloucester counties but, so far, no word from her. >> reporter: this restaurant here behind me is the last place that she was seen dining with her husband before she disappeared. tonight, that woman's family says they are worried. they tell us she wouldn't just get up and leave her two young daughters behind. >> we need her. her kids need her. >> there is no consoling janiah crippen. she's worried because her sister has been missing since new year's eve. >> tonight, loved ones gathered outside her apartment in mt. mt. lauer lerksel to pass out fliers. bull her relatives tell us they are fearing the worse especially now, that her husband,

second victim is a hair stylist who works on south broad street in hamilton township. if you visited the salon between december 4th and december 31st you may be at risk for developing hepatitis a. officials are telling people who may have visited any of these locations in the last in to see their doctors and get an emergency vaccine as soon as possible. it is the same scare that had people flocking to the department of health last month have after the first diagnosis of hepatitis a was confirmed in a worker at rosa's catering. people at risk should be on alert for symptoms which include mild fever, loss of appetite vomiting, jaundice and others. we don't know how many people could be infect, we are hearing it could be thousands of people, we are expecting to learn more about this this afternoon in the press conference with the department of health karen and chris. >> that is mess scary parties that thousands of people may now come down with this. we will keep an eye on it, thank you. >>> man accused of violent attacks is off the streets this morning and in custody in p

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