Trump hovered hine her at this october debate. And dont mess with philly. Eagles tackle lane johnson, pens a letter to eagles fans, saying this years team will be something special. What hes asking of us birds fans, as we head to the link tonight, and the rest of the season. So okay, good day everybody, i know youre waking up looking at lottery numbers, powerball, got up to close to 760 million. One person won up in watertown, massachusetts. Well try to make you feel better today. Because all the rest of us lost. Because it just feels bad. So i promise us, what im about to tell you, you will feel better about the fact did you not win. I started looking up stories of people who won the lottery and what happened to them after. Not always so good. William budd post the third, put up a picture of him, see this guy, tell you what happened to him. So, just two weeks after winning the 16. 2 million in the pennsylvania lottery, he had blown through 300,000 on car lot, bought restaurant, even a
Clouds, we already have those around, but as we go overnight, the fog is going to keep developing and its going to become more dense which means lower visibility as youre driving, it will be a little bit hard to see. For tomorrow morning, well have dense fog for the morning commute. Even though the rain is tapering off tonight, dont put the umbrellas away just yet. Heres a look at future weather. Right now were seeing that heavier rain mostly offshore, along our new jersey points were still seeing that rain. Later on this evening, were looking at lighter rainfall across partses of new jersey by 12 30, were seeing things drying out quite a bit. But we do now there the thick fog. Light showers in the morning, along with the fog and by 11 00 a. M. We can see the approach of some thunderstorms. The visibility will be dropping as we go overnight. Now were looking at 11 30 tonight. Some areas could be around zero miles of visibility. Close to zero around the philadelphia area. Tomorrow morni
Reward, the Mayors Office is offering 10,000 for information leading to arrest and conviction and the fop 15,000 just for an arrest. You bring him in today and are you paid today and lets give this family closure. And they believe he was behind the wheel of this car captured on Surveillance Video, the driver going southbound on 63rd when he hit the child at landsdowne, the vehicle appears to be a silver nissan ultima, likely with damage to the front grill and headlight, finding the car and driver is a top priority for police. This is priority number one. I dont know how this person, how they are living with themselves. I wake up at 3 00 in the morning and wondering what we missed in this case. I can see the toll it takes on them. They are getting assistance from septa police and departments in adjacent communities and giannas family is pledging to contribute to this reward fund and it could be larger. This is a case they want to see solved. Im sara bloomquist, channel 6 action news. Th
Snuck up on us. Holiday light all over the place, good week toned put them up if you havent yet. Temperatures where they should be, little windy so battle the winds specially today, tomorrow, not so much, tomorrow actually little colder, so allinall, pretty quiet forecast coming up for the next couple days. Outside, dealing with temperatures generally low 40s, the reason, cloud cover right now, live look at center city things pretty good. All quiet. Fortythree at the airport. West breeze 10 Miles Per Hour, feels like upper 30s, so need heavier coat this morning, maybe the hats and gloves, 41 degrees up in allentown, 32 mount pocono, low 40s in part of interior south jersey and along the coastline, suburbs in the same situation at this hour, no real areas of real cold air because we have the wind kind of mixing up the air, same winds coming at us ten to 15 Miles Per Hour right now, will increase through the morning. So those windchills values, generally the coldest spots in the lower 30
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