management. dance party on north broad teachers and parents called this the start of the happier day. sixteen years of this reign of terror. reporter: perhaps that is dramatic but there is a wave of relief at school district headquarters as school reform commission is expected to vote to dissolve, paving way for locally appointed nine member school board. this is what we wanted for a number of years, 17 years in fact, i believe that the take over of the school district of philadelphia was a wrong initially. reporter: meeting to actually bring about demise of the commission is moving along slowly, the hearing roomies at capacity. it is, a shot. reporter: some come out to relish in the moment or misery as they put it. when i heard they were dis banding i was like i have to be here. reporter: brian, said equipment the district to take up bartending. the last straw i remember was not getting a raise for five years and then breaking new contractual agreements a
those residents, four of those chester county citizens, who are unaccounted for who before not saved. reporter: agents with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives are hoping to find those residents in the ruble of this gutted senior living facility but authorities admit. we re not expecting good news. reporter: of the four residents still missing four days after the fire, two were a couple, husband and wife, age 92 and 89 respectively, the third person missing is an eight five-year old woman. fourth a nine three-year old woman. people ask me what can we do, for these four people who are not accounted for as their families are waiting for word even right now. say a prayer for them and their families. they are going through some of the toughest times you can possibly imagine. reporter: authorities today have kept us further from the site of the fire then they have, in the past days, there seems to be concern about what they may pull out from the ru
those are starting to thin now that the sun has gone down. it is still breezy but as we widen out not a whole lot to show you here back to the west , nothing happening and nothing heading our way as far as adverse weather for thanksgiving holiday. temperatures are dropping quickly. we are in the lower 40 s in the northwestern suburbs. forty-six in philadelphia 46 in millville. forty-five in atlantic city. but breeze making it feel colder. wins about 16 miles an hour in the city, 21 miles an her from the reading and northwest and making it feel five to 10 degrees colder then it is. tomorrow is when we hit at valley of this forecast it will be a chilly thanksgiving. notice quick warm up. we will go back above average into saturday, i will tell you about swings in the temperatures and when we can pick up a couple showers, coming up when i join you inside, back to you. we are in the thick of rush hour holiday traffic bound to be picking up, natasha brown live out there at phila
heavy rain and the snow made it into our region. you can see what it s doing right now, look at that storm, it s just a beast. look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall has started to really starting to invade southern new jersey, but it s really started to pick up here in portions of coastal delaware. the dark before you were is where the steadiest is falling, it s overcoming the dray air allowing for snow to star in the western suburbs, this is moving in now, we got awhile to go through night and through tomorrow morning especially that s when the heaviest snow will fort myers. cape may county seeing steady snow, we ll check in with alexandria hoff more on that isn t a bit as we head to delaware you can see the dark purple shaking and indicati
and southern burlington county. good evening, i m ukee washington i m jessica dean. we have dozens of school closings and delays scrolling at the bottom of your screen, also, all philadelphia public and archdiocesen schools will be closed tomorrow. because of the storm. we have live team coverage as the nor easter moves in. let s begin with kate bilo, she s closely watching where the storm is right now, and its track as we move into the night. kate? this storm is really, really rapidly intensifying right now off the coast of the carolinas, it s dumping heavy snow, there s heavy rain and the snow made it into our region. you can see what it s doing right now, look at that storm, it s just a beast. look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall h