Were all preventable. Deanna durante live in conshohocken. Reporter they sell used clothes and use that money to help people offset their heating bill and things they need. The coroner says those who died didnt need that help. What they needed was people to look after them. This really shouldnt happen in 2015. Reporter three people are dead from hypothermia, all since january 19th and all had family and neighbors. I dont think people give a damn. Unfortunately, they no longer care the way they used to. Reporter he deals with death every day. He says weatherrelated deaths can be prevented. Only 1 to 2 of the people we say has nobody. Reporter the colonial neighborhood food pantry is open. The thrift store raises money for those who need help paying their bills. When volunteers deliver meals to shutins they say oftentimes those people are afraid to turn up the heat. The older they are, they dont really get out of their house sometimes and they dont realize how cold it can be. Reporter th
Time. The pipes started busting and now we dont have water, we have not had water since sunday. I talked to her and she said they were working on it i dont see anybody out here working on anything. Action news went to the complex office looking for answers and it wasnt open. That is within we called county officials and they told us this is not a first for this complex. We did a raid over there and issued a lot of citations. That was almost a year ago and county Officials Say that the complex has plenty of time to clean up their act. Its embarrassing what is going on over there and what you showed me we need to move ahead and try to shut it down. As pipes continue to burst and others continue to freeze they all say they want the same thing. Want heat and hot water i want to come home, im tired of staying with other family members and inconveniencing them, i pay to stay here, show be able to stay here and enjoy my stuff without is freezing up and breaking. With temperatures dipping well
Of that year. When you look at the windchill advisories in place about an hour from now and they linger through 11 00 through the entire viewing area and the windchills drop between 15 and 25 degrees below zero and we break it down region by region and northern chester and northern buck county, that is your spot, the poconos close to 30 below and i95 and most of southern new jersey feeling closer to 15 to 20 degrees below zero tomorrow morning. When we come back well talk about a warmup over the weekend but it comes with a price of snow and rain. Thank you adam. Because of the record cold temperatures, forecast tore tomorrow morning, all Public Schools in delaware are closed. Find that information at 6abc. Com and scrolling on your screen right now we will constantly upgrade the school decisions. Chad pradelli is live now at the philadelphia museum. These cold temperatures are dangerous and even deadly. Reporter yes jim at least a half dozen people have died from hypothermia in the pas
The 2010 nfl draft named the associationed player of the year by the associated press. He missed all of last season after tearing his acl for the second time in his career. He is a talent when he is healthy. As for nick foles his run here in philadelphia is over. When he took over the job from michael vick in 2013, he lit the nfl on fire 27 touch downs against 2 interceptions and went to the pro bowl that season and last year foles struggled before suffering a collar bone injury against the houston texans. Its not often in the nfl that you see a quarterback for quarterback trade. But they are going to try it out. Sara bloomquist is live in roxborough sampling reaction from fans. What have you heard tonight . Reporter jim, eagles fans are skeptical they want to think that chip kelly has a grand plan but they dont see it. This is what some had to say. Stupid. That is all i can say about it. How are you doing to build a team have you to build a Championship Team with championship players.
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