Immigrants. The workers were forced rape employee whom he was trafficking. Reporter abc 7 tracked down one former worker today, john paul fits the employee profile, he worked for the accused ten years ago in a senior center. I was surprised, especially with the Human Trafficking and 24 hours, you know, working, how could you work 24 hours . Reporter but the attorney general says his office has identified hundreds of victims, and expects more. It was the workers who helped bring this case to light. Ad it is the workers who are the greatest victims of rainbow bight and its operations. Reporter all of the defendants have appeared now in San Mateo County superior court, combined, they face 9 million in bail. Wayne, you said this went on for ten years, which is mind boggling. How is it that nobody discovered this sooner . Arent these facilities inspected regularly . Reporter yes, they are inspected regularly. But for the benefit of the patients and the people being cared for, not for the em
zero. they re 20 now. allentown, pottstown, readying down to the 20s. wilmington dover, it s already dropping fairly significantly probably because the wind is dying down. only a couple of spots have any kind of a wind gust anymore. that s quite a change over the last few hours. so as the wind dies down, the temperature will go too. allentown by morning, 6, reading, quakertown 9, 10 in norristown. 8 at vineland and millville. even colder air than this is on the way. i ll tell you about that and three different chances for snow in the seven-day in a few minutes. the bitter cold temperatures are adding insult to injury to parts of south jersey. cold blue conditions have outreach centers preparing meals for the homeless tonight. nbc 10 s south bureau reporter cydney long live in camden county. sidney some of these folks just finished digging out from the snow earlier this week, right? reporter: jim that s right. any residual like right here that melted with today s sun, it
precipitation. from noon until 3:00 a.m. that is northeast, if we look at philadelphia and the metro area, what we think percentage wise about how much snow before it changes to rain, the highest percentage is 60% a light accumulation of 3 inches and if are you looking for 6 inches it s less at 5%. we ll have more about the storm on its heels come next week in the accuweather forecast. thank you adam. follow the storm with the 6 abc storm tracker app get the latest from accuweather and access to our live radar and use the report your weather feature, to let us know what is happening and where you are, and show us photos of the snow and create a digital postcard to give to your family and friends. it started with a murder suspect and when one of their own stopped them from solving the case and that officer is facing charges. john rawlins live now, the story is beginning to feel a bit like a soap opera. or a cheap novel. that was the words of the d.a. today. the case is t
footballs his team used on offense to reach the super bowl became under inflated. it is thursday night. and the big story on action news tonight is the latest on deflate-gate. we have now heard from the quarterback and heard from the coach and we really don t know anything more about who or what was responsible than we did before. action news reporter sharee bill yumz has all the details tonight. and we re learning, jim, that tom brady actually had a closed door meeting with his teammates. tonight he is out front. today he was out front. brady and belichick faced reporters for the first time on this swriling scandal. both denied any wrong doing. the super bowl just days away. patriots though being asked if they cheated. number 12 usually under sensor. but tonight tom brady is under fire. everyone is trying to figure out what happened. brady bombarded with questions about espn report that 11 of 12 balls he used to beat indianapolis colts were under inflated two pou
a man in his 50s and woman were killed. action news crews are heading to the scene in south philadelphia. good morning it s 4:30 on this thursday, let s head to david murphy and talk about the incoming weather and karen rogers to look at the roads. good morning. reporter: good morning. everybody we re starting out with clear skies overnight. we ll see early sunshine and clouds are marching in from the west and this evening, we ll see precipitation. the story this morning is the temperature. we ve dipped into the dingle digits in allentown and close to it in reading. philadelphia, 24. 19 in wilmington. 19 in trenton. 13 in millville. we re off to a cold start and staying chilly today. 22 by 8:00 a.m. noon # 1 and # p.m., 35 degrees, that s the high today, 32 by 6:00. as we take a farther look out to the west on satellite and radar. you can see this area of precipitation, it is snow to the north and mixed precipitation to the center and rain to the south. that combination