Times later today as well. So, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, both figure tiffly, literally, with sunshine later today. But outside right now, on storm scan3, you can see, there is some shower activity, the more heavy rain the coast, at this point, but, again, it is drizzly, it is foggy out there. And here is your proof. This is a picture from our rooftop cam here at Eyewitness News, and you cant even see one and two Liberty Place, you cant see the comcast tower, only couple of blocks away from us here at our station at Spring Garden. Now, to go along with the foggy and dreary weather, it is the warm temperatures. We are waking up, it is 66 degrees, very mild, on this sunday morning, southwesterly winds, about 5 miles an hour, so south and west, thats the main thing that were looking at with the winds. Coming in out of the south and west, bring the warm and muggy air with it, thats why temperatures here not just 66 in philly but seeing hi, 60s, in a few areas back down towa
Meteorologist, Matt Peterson, with eyewitness weather. Good sunday morning, matt. As i was driving in, a lot of drizzle hitting the windshield same for me. Been one of those kind of mornings, dreary out, there never fear, were go to see real nice conditions this week so we have to get through the end of our weekends, this sunday morning it is foggy, drizzly, dreary, as we were saying, but warm. So were waking up warm and a little muggy too. So, this is what were seeing on the storm scan3 at this point, not whole lot going on out there. Again, not even all that much cloud cover showing up on storm scan because the temperature of the clouds is just about the same as temperature of the grounds. As you do get outside, saw on the room do you have camera, there is some fog, dont be surprised if get little drizzle mixed in with t visibilities for us, theyre on the lower ends of things, so we have limited visibilities from reading, philly, back even down toward some of the shore points, as wel
We were in first place, then the nationals won, beat the mets last night, so half game out. Hey, half game out. As it says in the paper, hole on. Why not . It is great. Phils push for first place to defy logic. Remember back in 1908 when we won the world series, no one thought we could do any of that . Oh, ya. Look at us now. And look at us tomorrow. Out in doylestown. Good day philadelphia,. Driving out to doylestown, get ready there from seven to 10 00 a. M. Weaver big announcement, huge announce. , that were doing tomorrow, arent we, mike . I will say this. It is one of the biggest give aways in this 20 year history of this program. And it is so easy to actually get this major prize. You dont have to do anything but watch the show. Best rises to get. Hey by the way, the weather tomorrow, it will be a ten. Your welcome. Thank you. Like i have anything to do with it. All right, so, whatever rain, out of the way today. So we can have nice day in doylestown, then bring some back on satu
Be disposed, well dispose of it. If need be, well remove carpet from her bedroom as well. Were hoping that will take care of the problem. the Response Team has tested eighty homes over the past few days. Looking for the source of the mercury contamination. This home on san grail court was deemed unsafe. Its still unclear, though, if this is the source of the contamination. Epa Officials Say they plan to clean this home, which is rented, for the next 2 to 3 days. The identity of that student has not been released. Reporting live Shakala Alvaranga 8 news now. shakala, is there any concern for nearby neighbors . Shakala Alvaranga , Officials Say residents in this neighborhood should not worry. They say the contamination is limited to the interior of this meanwhile students are back in the classroom at johnson junior high school. After the epa gave the all clear to reopen the campus after classes were cancelled for three days. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live near buffalo drive and
A major change . Rejected . Tonight on the way 911 dispatch is handled in Waukesha County. The city was looking at merging its dispatch with the county. As cbs 58s evan kruegel reports. It would save the city millions of dollars. But would require the county to hire dozens of positions. nat its another busy day inside the Waukesha County Communications Center which fields nearly 500 emergency calls every day. A proposal making its way through the city would have made that the city of waukesha to the facility 06 46 the idea is, can we save money and improve services by combining our city dispatch with county dispatch . At a Common Council meeting alderman were presented with a new study weighing the pros and cons of a merger. That study says the switch would save the city about 600thousanddollars a year by reducing city staff. Those savings however would be placed on the county which would have to hire 21 new dispatchers to field the increase in calls. 11 52from my perspective the staff