broken tank today. the parents are still worried. >> i'm not taking her back until they say it is clear. >> school officials and emergency management officials will go tomorrow morning based on the quality readings at that time. it will be similar to a snow day decision, parents should by ready to look for a phone call informing them if they don't get a phone call school goes on as normal. most of the students and teachers taken to the hospital today have already been released. eva pilgram channel 6 "action news." >> all right thank you eva now lets go live to registered nurse ali gorman also in woodbury with more on the people affected by the fumes. >> reporter: and shirleen here are the numbers, 13 students and two teachers were taken to the hospital at this time all but two were treated and released those two will also be discharged and there were some walk-ins as well to the emergency at the hospital and they are currently being evaluated. some parents are not happy. >> tara forson came to woodbury after her a call that her 16-year-old daughter was taken to the money room here, she and six other students and a teacher reported feeling sick. >> her nose is burning and she has headaches and she told me she is dizzy and doesn't feel well at all. and her eyes are burning. >> this may be due to fumes from a broken tank at the refinery company. >> it's very concerning because they know this has been going on since monday. >> officials say they have been monitoring the situation to ensure safety and one of the parents says it's not uncommon to the area. >> it's not something that happens often but it's a refinery area, sometimes you get used to smells. and there chu tell me his daughter felt better when show got here to the hospital and away from the school. i'll have more on the affects of this chemical coming up ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> thank you ali. our coverage continues on 6abc.com where we have been updating our story with new information throughout the day and we'll continue to add the latest details as they become available. breaking right now, police say they found the body a new jersey woman that went missing on new years eve they discovered the remains of erica kripin in mount holly. john rawlins here now. >> reporter: she was last seen aloofa alive before new years and that she was the victim of domestic violence but to the frustration of police and her family her body has been missing, but her body was found 140 miles from her home. >> we can go to an electronics store and buy it it was a garmin an older generation garmin. >> a simple gadget like this was key to finding erica's body, it's believed she was killed december 31st and her husband was arrested on january 12th. the car she was driving had a gps and had a memory of every location the car had stopped in the prior days. in edition, two locations in rural maryland were marked electronically and authorities theoryized that the suspect was scouting for a body. >> the two locations were ultimately ruled out and the body was found within two or three miles of those locations. >> one data point as what he describes as an electronic bread crumb led to this tree, where they found her body yesterday. >> when she was discovered, she was bound with electrical wire around her neck and hands and feet. she also had duct tape covering a substantial portion of her facial area. >> reporter: well rather remarkable police work, they started with 670 possible location points and they narrowed it down to 30 locations, investigators were out looking for the body over the last month or so and yesterday they found the body in maryland. live in mount holly, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> remarkable police work thank you. more breaking news now philadelphia police say they have taken three men in for questioning in connection with a murder in overbrook james still man was on his night lie walk when he was shot in the chest last week, the three are persons of interest in this case. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. a gunman is on the loose in arizona after killing one person and shooting at least five others, the victims were shot at least five different locations across across mesa, a suburb of phoenix. there could be other victims out there, police are walking through the towns with guns drawn and asking everyone to stay safely indoors. >> the last week of winter isn't going quietly and there is a chance we could see more snow. lets go outside to meteorologist adam joseph. he has a first look at the forecast and your winter jacket back on. >> it feels 20 to 30 degrees colder despite the sunshine winter is saying i'm not done with all of you just yet. we look at the numbers in the northeast 44 in philadelphia and 24 in syracuse and in the teens in northern parts of new england factor in the wind, with speeds of 30 to 40 miles per hour today if feels like 45 in wilmington and below zero in northern maine right now. double scan live radar shows low pressure in dallas taking moisture from the gulf of mexico and spreading it to the tennessee valley and now close to the ohio valley this is what will pivot to the north and east and a developed low to the east on friday that is our opportunity to watch the storm bring a swath of snow you can see as it links up with cold air and it comes in with the tail end of the rush friday morning, most of friday we see snow and rain and winter will have a good-bye party for us here at the end of the week. we'll talk about how much to expect with the snow totals bringing the map back in the full accuweather forecast. >> thank you. police in montgomery county cracked down on dead beat dads in a series of early morning raids, the montgomery county sheriff's office arrested nine fathers for unpaid child support, together they owe 109d$,000 for 13 kids. five of them were on the most wanted list for child support and one man owed $35,000 just by himself and deputies are looking for 35 other men and they will keep coming after them until they pay up. we have more on the men arrested right now on 6abc.com. just find this story on our website for a slideshow of mugshots of everyone that was arrested today. brian and shirleen? >> thank you lets get a check of the traffic report today. >> lets go live to autumn marisa in the traffic center. >> we are on 95 southbound at penn's landing an accident involving a truck and a car the car was flipped over on tds hood and it's uprighted now. there is debris on the road and penndot and police on the scene. that is slowing things down on 95 southbound, taking a look at the big picture, nice and slow, 14 miles per hour on the blue route and slow on the westbound lanes of the schuylkill expressway all the way out to the blue right now. now the boulevard the northbound lanes over the boulevard over the twin bridges slow going as well as the southbound lanes as you approach the schuylkill expressway. over to mass transit all services are on time with no reported delays and the area bridges everything is looking nice and clear and a live shot at the ben franklin bridge in both directions very clear and the 42 freeway southbound heading down to 55 making your way to the walt whitman bridge are you good to go and hatfield between climber road and independence way we have a road shut down and your alternate is lime lexington road. >> thank you autumn. still ahead the new jersey man accused of trying to join isis is in court. and president obama makes his picks for the ncaa tournament, wait and see what he is expecting from villanova. and the problem forcing kraft to pull its mac and cheese off the shelves. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price, guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v 20 victims and two gunmen died in a terror attack outside of a famous tourist destination in tunisia, people ran for safety as the gun fire erupted. visitors from italy spain germany were killed as she exited a bus, some of them were from a cruise docked for the day and two gunmen died in a shootout with police and two or three suspects remain at large. so far no group claimed responsibility. a new jersey man accused of trying to join isis appeared in federal court. tairod pugh appeared in court and the grand jury indicted the suspect on obstruction of justice. and the fbi said he converted to islam in 1998 and became more radical. investigators said he tried to destroy a thumb drive and laptop when he was caught. benjamin netanyahu scored a win in israel he will likely serve a fourth term as israel's prime minister. he was trailing in the polls but shifted to the far right in the final days of the election. just days ago he promised there would be in palestinian state while he was in office and warned jews that arab citizens were voting in droves. and speaking of the white house president obama has finished up his bracket for the ncaa tournament and he has high hopes for the wildcats all of them. the president has villanova in his final four as well as kentucky and arizona, they have all wild katd cats he has villanova with kentucky in the final but losing. but what does he know? the local team the lafayette leopards will standing in their way ducis rogers is live at the big board. both teams are going through their final practices before the big dance. there is nothing left for villanova and lafayette to do but play the big game in pittsburgh tomorrow night. 16 seeded lafayette is not to be taken lightly. >> they are a great shooting team and they shoot the ball well and it's set up to get a three point shot and they knock it down on a daily basis their style is not that much different than what we see they share the ball well and are always on the attack. >> they worked out on ain's campus. >> your whole life for the most part you wanted villanova to win and you are a fan and now you are here to bet them, is that weird for you? >> very strange, i am always for villanova, i know them so well i am always cheering for them. i watched them in the big east tournament. i texted jay, great job i'm so proud now we have to play them and for one day in my life i am against villanova it's very strange, not something i am used to doing. we'll get a live report in the 5:00 hour from jeff skversky in pittsburgh. a sustainable farm in morrisville has sustainable energy, now the farm has flipped the switch on a newportable solar system will have clucking, it was provided by a $14,000 donation from the green mountain energy sun club. >> and there was plenty of sunshine out there today but temperatures were on the chilly side. we saw adam joseph winter coat out there. >> we have the dropping temperatures now and we are watching moisture down to the south gather a decent amount of moisture in the deep south heading our way for the first day of spring and last day of winter. look at the numbers we felt, 16 degrees coldner philadelphia at this hour compared to yesterday at this time. and better than 20 degrees colder at the shore and 23 colder in the lehigh val yirks when you factor in the winds it feels like 35 in philadelphia we were in the 60s yesterday and yesterday at this time, wildwood and dover were near 70 degrees, right now it feels between 35 and 38 degrees, so a dramatic change in a very short amount of time as the cold front slipped through. the only positive today if you don't like the cold is brilliant sunshine out there it's a bright day and high clouds to the west will remain to the west in the overnight hours tonight. it's a clear sky and cold and less wind. speeds of 35 40 miles per hour, between 5 and 10 miles per hour late tonight and air temperatures drop below freezing area wide and many areas get to average. right through 2:00, a nice day despite it's on the cool side then thursday night early friday clouds are increasing and for the morning rush on friday around 7:30, still looks to be dry, so you can get to work work. all points to the north and west and warmer air tries to puncture the air on friday changing it to rain in the southern areas a mix in philadelphia and still an all snow event looking north and west of the city, as we look at the forecast models for philadelphia and the surrounding locations, 1 to 4 inches for the city here on friday, you look at the models and a good consensus of around 2 inches and overall some healthy snow amounts as we get into the end of the week, high clouds tomorrow and a decent amount of sun at 46 and wet snow on friday and 48 and 55 on saturday to melt it away and then colder again on sunday of 45 degrees, we'll talk about the snow on friday what it means for traveling and what the rest of the region is getting. >> all over the place. >> thank you adam. the dow was up 224 points and the nasdaq jumped 45 and the s&p rose 25 points kraft is warning people about a possible danger in their mac and cheese the boxed meal could contain metal pieces the recall affects the 7.25 ounce boxes and there are no reports connected with this problem, anybody that bought an infected box can bring it back for a refund. cancer survivor a.j. matthew was chosen as new jersey's top youth volunteer in the prudential youth volunteer. he sits on the board of childrens hospital in philadelphia. and grants wishes to young patients and accomplished all of this in delran along with this award, is he taking home a cash prize and a free trip to washington, d.c. many children wore pajamas to class in glassboro, students at the school were allowed to dress down as a reward for helping others they collected 150 pairs of path ams and books for kids and foster care. the pajama program is a charity organization with drop-off locations nationwide. still ahead, the biggest group of labor unions announced which candidate it will support to be the next candidate for mayor. and investigators are trying to figure out what happened, we are talking to the victims who are starting to clean up. >> we often hear hot baby names, but as some rise to the top, some are on the edge of the extinction. coming up in big talkers. 10 people were hurt this morning in a school bus accident in south jersey, chopper 6 hd was over the scene in west hampton that is where the bus in the crash with two other vehicles just before 8:30 this morning, some victims went to a nearby hospital and some were treated at the scene fortunately all the injuries are considered minor philadelphia mayoral can date, jim kenny picked up a big endorsement where leaders threw their support behind the former city councilman, it's kenny's second big endorsement this week. still to come on "action news" at 4:00 today we return to the scene of last night's devastating apartment complex fire more on the recovery process straight ahead. it won't turn water into wine but will make a bottle of wine taste better. plus, from barbara to elmo, we rundown the list of once popular baby names now on the brink of extinction. nternet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv service rated #1 in hd picture quality and signal reliability based on customer satisfaction studies plus america's fastest, most reliable internet. and for peace of mind, get a price quote in writing and professional installation from a highly trained verizon technician. hurry now to get this deal that can't be beat. get a fios triple play online for just 79.99 a month - a price guaranteed for two full years. and when you sign a two year agreement, get an incredible $300 bonus. this great deal won't last. visit verizon.com/worryfree to learn more today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v "action news" tibs with meteorologist, adam joseph alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff. hello again "action news" continues with the reason one south jersey woman is asked to pay $25,000 for a 12 pack of beer. plus boiler blast a family's heater goes off like a bomb sending a deadly combination of nails and wood into their house. what is more frightening? how close their clirn came to the explosion. >> and the nastiest of neighbors, first she parked in her handicap spot and then threatened her. you won't believe the note she left forever a new amputee struggling with her independenceance. >> now the story of people that lost everything when a wall of fire swept through their apartment complex, it destroyed 160 units in all. the heart breaking reality is just setting in for many david? >> reporter: so many people lost so much but fort flightily no lives were lost. the demolition is underway and the investigation is underway and hopefully the recovery is underway for the dozens of residents of this building that lost everything. >> that is where my apartment is, i lost everything. >> residents were in shock as they watched the flames rip through their building it started at 4:45 yesterday afternoon and went to four alarms, raging for more than three hours and by then 160 apartments were wiped out. linda was visiting a relative in the third floor apartment. >> everyone was rushing out and some people were going back in because they left their animals and people were going to grab their animals. >> it was awful it really was, they lost everything, absolutely everything. >> firefighters were hampered by heavy winds that help to spread the flames from one side of the building to the other and some people had minor injuries as people made it to the safety of a nearby church they were bused to lincoln high school where 60 of them spend the night. fire investigators were on the scene along with federal atf agents. no word yet on how the fire got started. now the residents are starting over. >> there is no words to describe it it has been my home for two years, my first apartment by myself. i'm divorced and myself again, i said i'm glad everybody got out that is all i'm saying. >> they lost a lot and remarkably no lives were lost considering how quickly those flames engulfed this entire building, live in philadelphia david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. "action news" invites to you join the action whenever you see breaking news send us your photos and videos on [email protected]. students and teachers returned to the class for the first time since a fire tore through their school this weekend they were at gratz college for the start the school day the students were forced to relocate when something set fire to their school. most of the stone building was heavily damaged or destroyed. at last check arson investigators had no suspects off motive. for thetive and year in a row now route 130 is named the most dangerous in new jersey, just after another pedestrian was hit by a car last night. nora muchanic is live in edge water park at the scene of this latest accident. you have the details. >> reporter: walkers beware a watch dog group says that the 7.5 mile stretch of route 130 and willingboro and cinnaminson is the most dangerous stretch of road in the state for pedestrians, but many people put themselves in danger to save themselves a few steps. >> there are a few people that hop the barricade in the highway. >> for the third year in a row they have named route 130 the most dangerous road in the state for pedestrians, nine people died in 2013. in edgewater park a man was killed on the highway and tuesday night another one was critically injured. >> they think vehicles are going slower and we see people carrying their children across the barricades and people lifting themselves while they jump, police chief says that people won't walk to the nearest light so they cut across six lanes of highway other hopping over or walking through breaks. >> make sure there are no cars coming and then run over to the other side. >> anthony harvey says he does it to save time late at night when most pedestrian accidents happen. >> it's too long to go all the way down here and then back to get on the bus so i try to go across it. >> they watch nervously as people go back and form through the median across the street. >> when they get to the middle and they stop, the car can just dart out and you never know what happens. i had a family friend of mine coming from church and got killed. >> saw pregnant women crossing that they need a crosswalk it's dangerous. i don't understand, it's a no-brainer. >> the tri-state transportation campaign calls for more sidewalks and medians and crosswalks, the police chief says that people need to use common sense. live in edgewater park, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you nora. former congresswoman, gabrielle giffords was in trenton talking about gun violence her visit comes as democrats use legislation that would require convicted domestic abusers to hand over their guns. telling them that dangerous people with guns pose a threat to women who can and should lead the way in changing gun laws, giffords of course survived a gunshot to the head in 2011, when a man opened fire in arizona killing six people. a south jersey woman may end up paying $25,000 for a dozen beers this is barbara web, police in egg harbor township say the 44-year-old threw a lawn chair through a glass door to get in a home in the farmington section and once inside she stole a 12 pack and drove away. she not only stole the beer but was driving drunk the judge ordered her held unless she pays $25,000 bail in full. >> a pricey 12 pack. so are we getting snow on friday? >> it's not an april fools joke, no joke this time around. despite the chill not a cloud in the sky 44 degrees and the dew point is at 1, extremely dry air in place with the winds out of the north-northwest at 24, the windchill of 35 degrees and low pressure is developing on stormtracker 6 live double scan, near dallas and houston this is going to head to the north and east and bring a healthy amount of moisture here for the end of the week. here is your timeline, on friday the snow arrives from west to east from 7:00 to 10:00 and hopefully it will delay itself as it is looking now so after the morning rush on friday between noon and 6:00 that is your heaviest snow and rain depending on your location and between 7:00 and 10:00 the snow and rain will begin to exit. most of it falls during the daylight hours on friday and that helps in march but it's heavy enough to accumulate. we'll talk about the totals coming up. >> don't shake your head at me. >> can't help it. it's a reflex. >> thanks very much. philadelphia police are searching for a suspect they say shot and killed a man inside of a laundry mat anchor monica malpass is in the newsroom with details on this. >> hi brian that is right, the murder itself happened last month in southwest philadelphia but police are just now releasing the video and we are bringing it to you. take a look at this, the gunman walks into the laundry mat on south 53rd street and starts shooting and a male victim dies on the scene. we'll have a description of the suspect and latest from police and the latest on an attack on a museum in tunisia's captain and at least 20 people are dead. we'll have a live report. see you at 5:00. >> see you soon thank you monica. it's national history day for thousands of students here and across the country and no better place to be on this day than the national constitution center more than 600 high school and middle school students from philadelphia presented entries on the theme leadership and legacy in history. it will be entered into the regional competition in philadelphia and will be judged by historians and educators. >> do you know a waldo or a nanette? they are on the list of endangered baby names. why five minutes made the difference between a mess and a tragedy. >> later, can your blender turn an inexpensive bottle of vino into something amazing? the experts say yes, how you can age wine by five years in 30 seconds. i can hear the bleners everywhere right now. adam joseph has more on the forecast. we are back with breaking news that has been handed to me a conshohocken police officer is in stable condition after shooting himself accidentally in the leg. we are told that the officer was putting his weapon back in its holster, and it accidentally fired and hit him in the leg though it is a conshohocken police officer, it happened in plymouth township. apparently the cell block there the officer is taken to einstein hospital, the officer is in stable condition after accidently shooting himself in the leg. more details as we learn them here. a washington state family is shaken up but okay following a frightening close call, the moments that their boiler exploded from the fall, the intense blast sent splinters in the home their young son was playing in the baby was playing in the room and neither child was hurt and they are not sure why the boiler blew up even though it was in the home since the 1960s the compliance was well maintained. that was 20000 pounds of illegal fireworks going up in smoke, bomb squads in texas disposed them in one explosive act, they did it in the daytime to not create a public spectacle, all of those fireworks were seized in an investigation, that was the only way to get rid of them. two smooth criminals were able to pull off a massive strike in broad daylight. they spent four hours stealing thousands of dollars worth of electronics in wisconsin but they were so at ease, neighbors thought they were moving out of an apartment and surveillance cams caught them hugging each other when the job was done. and a nasty note, a harsh case of bullying in ohio. this is ashley brady and she lost her right leg in an accident and she with walk again now thanks to a prosthetic limb. they gave her a parking spot and someone parked in it saying they don't know what it's like to walk around without their own leg. the note was so hurtful. >> hey handicap never put your hand on my car again tell your struggles to someone who cares because i am walking away with both of mine. >> that has been shared thousands of times now on facebook and that person being called out on the horrible note. this note in tennessee the girl who wrote it letting the birthday girl she couldn't make her party because of her color. the rsvp. >> maybe i will not be able to go to your birthday sleep over because my dad will not let me go because you are black. >> harmony's father says she does not blame the little friend but her parents, we need to be conscious about what we teach our children? if your net is claudeine or sondra with an o, there are less than five babies or less bearing the names. other names are barbara, spelled like streisand and sheba and zelda, and elmo, like the red sesame street character,icharus and sherwood and lou ellen and where is waldo he is on this list and i looked up our names most popular, matthew, on the top ten followed by adam and brian. shirleen we are pretty much facing extinction. our names are so low on the list, we are dropping. >> are you both one a kind any way. >> thank you guys, lets get another check of the roads right now autumn marisa is in for matt pellman with an update. >> hi shirleen and brian we'll go to the schuylkill expressway, an accident taking out the left hand lane at conshohocken they actually put some debris on the road on the right hand side and these cars are trying to get by two lanes are trying to merge into one and using the shoulder to get by that cleared away the rest of the schuylkill, good traffic time there, but from the turnpike to this point is about 50 minutes and that should be an 8 minute drive so really really slow going there now. 14 miles per hour on the blue route, just a crawl out there right now. you can see from the vine to the wood haven taking you 33 minutes and wood haven to the vine 32 minutes and new jersey turnpike southbound, after 195, 7 a, an accident to report and going outside to the boulevard, northbound lanes are slow going any time the schuylkill is super slow all the other arteries slow down that is what is happening here. >> all right autumn thank you very much and adam joseph is back with that exclusive accuweather forecast coming up next. as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $200 back when you upgrade to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. hurry call now it's your last chance. this offer ends march twenty-first. ♪♪ ♪♪ there we go. lease an mkz for $299 a month, plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash only at your lincoln dealer. let get to the exclusive accuweather forecast, it will take us over the map and include every time of precipitation but it is. take a look at double scan live radar, brilliant sunshine without a cloud in the sky a beautiful day despite the chill when you head out the door 41 degrees philadelphia as well as millville and atlantic city, a popular number and the poconos not above freezing this afternoon. then you factor in the winds from the northwest that are fairly breezy and beginning to relax a bit. feels below freezing and allentown 36 in millville feeling like 39 in wildwood and poconos only mid-20s. satellite and radar seeing lake-effect snow showers throughout the pennsylvania and new york border and parts of syracuse. and even near buffalo and rochester, but that is far to the north they are breaking up over the mountains of pennsylvania but clouds start to gather along with moisture from st. louis, memphis and dallas and houston taking moisture from the gulf of mexico and eventually the atlantic will get involved as this low transfers its energy from the primary low in texas tie coastal low on friday off the carolinas here is your set up for friday with the spring snow, cold air will be in place with the high locking into new england, and also we'll have a very strong jet stream a river of air in the upper levels of the atmosphere to transfer that energy to that low in texas that will be in the ohio valley on friday to a new low pressure off the carolina coast and it will position itself where it links the moisture off the atlantic in fact, as we look at future tracker at 7:30 in the morning, a brand new run for the morning rush on friday it's near noon time where we start to see the snow fall heavily, and philadelphia down to dover and the north and west beginning as rain in atlantic city, and in the afternoon on friday rain to the south as warm air punctures in and stays as snow with a mix in the city and it's gone about 7:00 and 10:00, here is how much to expect could be brief snow in far southern areas and a quick change to rain the line to millville and north of that pennsylvania turnpike becks count, a wet 3 to 6 inches of snow to round out the week. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sun so clouds on thursday and then snow and 38 degrees and a quick jump on saturday for one day, 55 and then another cold front on sunday 45 degrees and chilly on monday at 44 and closer on wednesday but still below it at 52 degrees, winter and spring arrives and the roads are slushy if not snow covers but in the city, mainly wet with slush around on friday. >> boy oh boy, thank you adam. saving with 6 abc is coming up next. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price, guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v time to save with 6 abc we are moment as way from what people consider happy hour, you will be happy to know that experts say there is a secret to making a bargain bottle of wine taste like an expensive one and you probably already have the kitchen appliance to make it happen. a blender, what? it's a trick called hyper decanting and you can age the wine five years by softening the air. and bottle one a $7 bottle straight up and bottle two an $89 bottle of wine and in three the $7 bottle run through the blender, but in second place the blended version of the blended wine beat out the regular version of it. the $7 bottle of wine coming in a close second, that is not bad. you just need the blender. >> blenders are going 5:00 sharp. that does it for "action news" today at 4:00, for alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff, shirleen and i are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. now monica and rick are here way look at 5:00. >> coming up next on "action news" tonight, after racist chants and scandalous photos fraternities across the nation are coming under fire, how it is affecting fraternity life in our area. and officials in sierra leone, are pushing to rid ebola for good. "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. more than a dozen students at a south jersey high school and staffers were overcome by students today from a leak at a local refinery the big story on "action news" is the investigation into the fumes that forced paulsboro high school to be evacuated. ali gorman is live at the hospital where students and staff were taken to be treated but eva pilgram is live with more on how this happened. >> reporter: parents rushed to paulsboro high school or to the hospital, more than a dozen students and teachers got sick today and it's from an odor from a leak at the neighbor refinery one that they have been dealing with for days. emergency workers rushed to paulsboro high school after more than 12 students got sick. the problem started monday after complaints of a strong odor, emergency management was called in to test the air, but today the air quality results had a different reading and emergency management recommended they close down for the day a