Where we are standings. I want to step out of the way i want to show everyone thats where the fatal fire happened contained in the two row homes which are destroyed. The problem with the fire, when crews got here, the flames were so intense and so big theres no way rescuers could get in there to save the victims. I want to bring up the video and show everyone this is north philadelphia, the 1700 block of north 6th street. This is what the fire is looking like at its peak. It was fully engulfed in its home. Rescuers had to wait inside until they could get things under control in just a little bit before they could get their rescue mission. Before they got in, i can tell you the 9yearold was pull from the home, he was taken to hanheman and pronounced dead. A 7yearold and 52yearold woman was located inside the homes. They, too, have been pronounced dead at the scene. I want to bring another live look out here to the scene, you can see crews here are still working to contain this fire. I c
Injury was a broken leg and the witnesses say the moments after the crash were chaotic. I mean honestly, in the times we live in you hear a boom and crash, you automatically think the worst. Is someone attacking us. You didnt know what to think, it was almost like confusing. Right now a team from the ntsb is on the way to the scene and the cause of the crash is under investigation. This comes three months after a new Jersey Transit train slammed into the Hoboken Terminal during the morning rush. That crash killed one person and injured at least 110 others. Developing at this hour there is a Large Police Presence at middle school in cherry hill, new jersey. Because of a phoned in threat and officers have been there since 11 00 this morning and well have updated information as it continues to come in from Beck Middle School in cherry hill. We are learning more about an inferno that ravaged a well known business. It rippe through part of the dan farm. Atherine scott was there and reporter
Making it feel miserable. If youre heading out, there are slick spots out there. If you can avoid going outside, stay inside in the warmth. A good idea to check on he eldey family members and neighborhoods. Speaking of going outside, chris sowers giving us a real feel. Reporter it was not a wise decision to come out here, it is blustery and bitterly cold, my ears are frozen. Youll need to bundle up in layers, youll snead a hat and scarf and gloves to stay warm. One of the problems were running into this morning, because the temperatures are so cold, obviously theres snow all over the place, none of it has melted. Back roads, the roads are covered. Theres icy patches out here, you need to take your time on the roads. Even some of the main roads have slick spots, they did a fabulous job on the main roads in philadelphia. Once you cross the bridge and get into new jersey and delaware, theres more snow out through there, than what the city experienced. Also, when temperatures are as cold a
We want you to slow it down on a lot of roads here, you get into the outlying suburbs, all of a sudden the visibility drops completely here, were down to. In wilmington. 3 in allentown and trenton. Half mile in reading. 1 mile in lancaster. 2. 5 in philadelphia. Somewhat better numbers off to the southeast because its raining down there, its almost like pick character poison this morning. Youre either getting the fog or the moderate rain. Storm tracker 6 live weve set it in motion for you, the moderate rain extends from Atlantic City southward through cape may county. Thats the last of it for now, it should exit the coast in the next halfhour or so, oncer it pushes off the coast, most of the afternoon remains dry with a little bit of drizzle and mist, mainly a cloudy day with areas of fog, similar to yesterday. High temperatures on the mild side. 52 degrees is the forecasted high. But whats going to happen over the next 24 to 36 hours, a full blown noreaster is on the way, it will char
Wearing this light jacket this morning, its so warm, temperatures are close to 60 degrees, it is 7 00 a. M. Lets flip it over to the radars, we have a few spritzes and sprinkles reported across delaware and southern new jersey this morning. Its just that, a couple of sprinkles, nothing too heavy. It will be out of here shortly. Well make a quick zoom and go into portions of south jersey, Atlantic County you can see south of hammonton, along the white horse pike, the Atlantic City expressway, from egg harbor to mays landing couple of sprinkles and another batch in malaga and elmer and Williams Town seeing spritzes and sprinkles not a big deal. Whats a big deal is this, the normal high for this time of the year is 45 degrees. Philadelphia is at 59. Lakehurst, 57 in millville, wow. 54 degrees. Just like yesterday get out and enjoy it. Cloud cover this morning, decrease in clouds as the day goes on, 70 degrees by 3 00 p. M. Mostly sunny skies, shooting for a comfortable, unusual high of 72