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Superstorm sandy. We are going to be live throughout the night. We have reporters all across the region. And msnbc meteorologist bill karins on hand here in new york. Now, as of 11 30 pennsylvanias Utility Company reported more than 1 Million People were without power in that state. The Associated Press reports thats about 20 of the states electric customers. Joining me now is philadelphia mayor michael nutter. Mayor, its good to talk to you again. Weve been talking about how fluid the situation is. You and i talked about two hours ago. Since then i understand one person was killed after a tree fell on a house in berks county. Whats going on in philly . In philadelphia we do have some significant, for us, significant power outage. About 40,000 customers without power. Pico energy is our provider. They do an excellent job under these circumstances, getting people back online. About 400,000 in the region, and so, again, thats a significant number, but i am quite confident that they will
Fire was brought under control. Three people were at home when the fire broke out they managed to get out of the building safely. Again, a firefighter suffered a knee injury while battling this fire. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. New at eleven a 36yearold man has now died after being shot multiple times on the citys north side. The shooting happened just before 10 near 37th and townsend. Officials say its unclear what led up to the shooting. The Police Continue to search for a suspect. And officials investigating a crash involving a semi. This happened on 894 eastbound just before midnight. You can see that a car ended up under a Quad Graphics semi. Two lanes were closed on the system ramp to 94 eastbound. But they have since reopened. Two teen girls are recovering after they were attacked by pit bulls in brown deer. It happened yesterday afternoon near 48th andw Authorities Say the dogs lived in the same home as one of the victims. Brown deer police shot both dogs one died
In the middle the of the day. The sheer brutality and the shear disregard for two things Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson is looking at while considering the Death Penalty for 34 year old pedro garcia. Police say on sunday garcia walked into the starbucks at warm springs and rainbow after his card was declined in the drive thru. Witnesses said he fired two shots in the air and then shot and killed alexander khutsishvili a customer in the coffee shop. So many of us visit starbucks and all we want to do is get a cup of coffee or a cold drink so for this to happen in the middle of the day, thats pretty unusual another reason why prosecutors are considering the Death Penalty garcias criminal history. Hes been charged with battery and burglary in the past. A persons criminal history has a direct bearing on how we treat a case and how we should expect a resolution wolfon told me a decision on the Death Penalty four to six weeks. And its a decision he doesnt take lightly. I consid
Catering venue last year he announced a 100,000 reward. I feel good were going to catch him. And hopefully he will get what he has coming to him. Reporter today melius posted, im glad police have finally decided to release the Surveillance Video to the public. Hopefully it will prompt anyone who has information to come forward and shed new light into the investigation. Adding, recovering from being shot in the head was easier than dealing with the personal attacks. If this video could yield leads, why did police wait until now to release it . We have to start doing things a little differently in this investigation in order to move it along. Thats not to secondguess any decisions that have been made up to date. Its just that, listen, we dont have someone in custody so thats not acceptable. Reporter police hope between the body type and movement of the shooter and the car, someone will provide a tip. Until there is an arrest, the case is open and active. Suffolks new Police Commissioner