Today. Meteorologist krystal klei is tracking that cooldown. Krystal. Yeah, this morning you already can feel the difference. You step out the door, well, were 4 degrees cooler in philadelphia than this time yesterday, 24 hours ago. 7 degrees cooler in allentown, coatesville almost 10 degrees cooler in areas like wilmington and Atlantic City as well as vineland 9 degrees cooler. You will notice that difference as you step out the door. If you want to know what the actual temperatures are here they go, 60 philadelphia, 57 trenton to mt. Holly, vineland as well and dover at 59 degrees. Better than a couple hours ago when we saw 40s over parts of pennsylvania suburbs as well as allentown. In the afternoon just creeping into the 70s. Radar and satellite for you right now it is clear and thats going to continue through today. So thats why its such a great football forecast, sunny conditions in your afternoon. Theres the showers we have our eye on, way to the west of us right now but going t
Island. White house Officials Say President Trump has been briefed. The new York Police Department said this all started a little more than an hour ago, Police Sources telling cnn they believe the shooter is a former employee. It is unclear what work that person may have done at the hospital. The bureau of alcohol, to back co and firearms just tweeted they have special respondents responding to the scene. Jason carroll is here. What can you tell us . This entire incident began just a little bit before 3 00. Thats when the calls first started coming in with what was then an active shooter. Getting word that in the past few moments the shooter is, in fact, deceased. It is unclear how the shooter died. Did he die of his own hands or died at the hands of those who were there to stop him . That at this point is unclear. Also getting word that perhaps this shooter was a former employee there at the hospital. That is still something that is being worked on, being confirmed. Nypd telling us an
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