matt o donnell is off, jeanette reyes is joining us. we re following breaking news at this hour. philadelphia police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman multiple times overnight. authorities arrest a man on a gun violation as they continue their search for four missing men in bucks county. and if you re reaching for your cup of coffee, listen up. new research shows coffee drinking could give you more than a morning jolt. on this shift, we will then therefore live forever. let s go on over now to david and karen who have had their morning coffee. they ve got your weather and traffic. good morning. you re not a coffee drinker but i am so i ll live forever. good for you and i ll be well. today we ve got stuff to talk about so let s go ahead and take a look at satellite and the weather center shows it to you. there is a little bit more cloud cover around today than there was yesterday. overall we re looking at clouds and sun and storm tracker6 live double scan
for years missing young man but a gruesome discovery by law-enforcement. it s really not the outcome anyone was hoping for. at a news conference they brought the heartbreaking news that a body was found and it s clear that it s a homicide. this is a homicide, make no mistake about it. we just do not know how many homicides we are yet to know the answer to that question. late thursday, the question was answered when a man confessed to participating in all four murders. that s according to his attorney, peter lang. his attorney said his client has deep remorse for what he did. in exchange to confessing to all murders, he will be spared the death penalty. i want to you know that we appeared rated over and over again, it goes to say one more time, to the families, that we are strong, we re going to remain strong and we re going to see this investigation to the end. we ll bring each and every one of these lost boys home. they went on to say more bodies have been found in
CHATHAM - Hannah Gaston, the education coordinator at Liberty Hall Museum, will guide residents through the vacations taken by the Kean and Livingston families at 4 p.m. this Sunday, Oct.