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inside, what kind of maintenance they have been doing but according to local reports of our affiliate, wtxf, one worker is dead and no word on the condition of the other. we'll continue to watch the story. no telling from the shot we have how high up the water tower is. we know at times this can be very dangerous work. you see emergency responders there the at top there. firefighters on the scene. one worker dead and still waiting to learn, really the condition of the other. we'll keep you updated as we hear more. gregg: breaking news on north korea. the rogue nuclear nation is getting ready to launch a long range rocket, a clear violation of international sanctions. greg palkot live in london with more on that. hi, greg. >> reporter: hey, gregg. we're hearing that controversial launch could happen as early as monday morning north korea time. our sources in south korea backing up some reporting coming from the region today saying that the three-stage rocket has been assembled at the launch site in the northwestern part of that country and the fueling is finished by the end of the weekend th

meg baker of wtxf is live in north town, pen opinion -- pen opinion. it looks dark behind you. i'm trying to see how bad it is. >> it's been a winter wonderland for parts of greater philadelphia area. we're in north town where we see about three inches of snow tonight. earlier this amp we were in reading when it started to fall. there sticking to the ground. it's kind of wet. a few residents were shoveling their driveways. they reported it wasn't super icy, burr the roads were getting tricky. right now we're at a pen dot location. you can see here that they have the snowplows going. they'll be out all night. they'll travel the different roads, all five counties that really got hit with the snowfall. they'll be traveling the roads. the manager said he has a crew on all night, even though right now the snow slowed down a bit, but there is rain. there's a few flurries going on. >> arthel: looks like it's happening, look outside of our studios here, outside, you're familiar with our studio, you used to work here, and it looks like the same is behind you, it's raining, kind of slush

live pictures from our wtxf chopper, as, well, three people have been killed there in a multivehicle accident. two tractor-trailers, two cars involved, and three people are dead. what caused it? we don't know. you can see the huge backup on the turnpike southbound. it actually has been closed because of this accident. we'll get more details as they become available, but if you're driving out there today, take it easy. >>> right now some new information on some stories we're watching around the world. former south african president nelson mandela has been released from the hospital. the 94-year-old is receiving medical care at home we're told. he was hospitalized earlier this month for a recurring lung infection as well as gallstones. >>> several hundred people in nicaragua being evacuated after a nearby volcano started spewing hot gas and ash. the country's highest volanic peak and the most active. >>> panic at a shopping mall in shanghai, china, when a giant shark aquarium suddenly burst. the 33-ton tank sending water, fish and shards shards of glass everywhere. 3 people were hurt.

wtxf reporter is joining us live from philadelphia international airport. they're seeing serious delays there. not a good day to travel. >> no. it is not a good day to travel. thousands of people are trying to get home from the holidays and they are suffering some serious delays here. there are 60 canceled flights, which is nothing compared to yesterday's 300 canceled flights. you can imagine the ripple effect across the country. i want to show you the terminal behind me. you can get a better idea of how many people. it slowed down now, but it has been packed, jam packed since we got here at 4:30 this morning. 60 canceled flights, 20 minute ground delay, 300 canceled flights yesterday and still here in philadelphia, 230 stranded passengers. as you can imagine, the ripple effect from these weather delays has gone across the globe. i spoke with a man from south korea here in philadelphia this morning. he was diverted and delayed at three different cities and several of the people who are here this morning are telling me they're trying to catch trains or rent