Feels fairly refreshing out there. Yeah, temperatures in the 60s across much of the area. We have a couple of sprinkles and showers in parts of the region, one of those will be down south around dover and then the northern and western suburbs with just a little nuisance rain coming in but overall its not that big of a deal. Cloud cover also has been building a little bit overnight so we do have some clouds early and then clouds will have a tendency to give way to some sun as we go through later in the morning and afternoon. 67 degrees is your current temperature. Matt mentioned it, its nice and comfortable out there, dewpoints a little on the low side. 65 degrees in allentown, 66 trenton, 68 degrees wilmington and 70 early on in cape may. And heres where were going today. 67 degrees by 7 oclock. By noon 75. Well get a high of 80 around 3 oclock and still hold a similar number through 5 oclock and again with dewpoints on the low side good day to go to the park with doggie and maybe the
Insisted on making it back to washington to cast his vote. Ive had so many people say such nice things about me recently that i think some of you must have me confused with someone else. [ laughter ] reporter it was attorney general Jeff Sessions over shadowing the highly anticipated Senate Health care vote this after sources tell the Associa Associated press President Trump is seriously considering firing his longtime ally. The president s frustration clearly increasing calling sessions quote weak or twitter this morning. As lawmakers on both sides its eiffel were quick to defend the former alabama senator. He represents the people of the united states. Did he the right thing by recusing himself. Reporter sessions got a lot of support an lot of respect on capitol hill. Also in the hot seat today President Trumps soninlaw Jared Kushner who returned to capitol hill for a second day of testimony regarding his involvement with russian officials during the 2016 election. In washington, im
These claims . Youve got a statement. Okay. Youve approached me though. They said that a guy got in a tank here, was burned, came out, sent back in, burned again. Yeah. So youre reporting on this before the before the conversation happened. Hes talking about a conversation osha and Aluminum Shapes will likely have about that whopping fine. Osha says when it arrived for its january inspection it learned a worker was hospitalized after receiving chemical burns to the skin inside a tank but was ordered back in despite having complained of the injuries. Another worker suffered a crushed pelvis after being caught between the moving parts of a machine. On the phone another pr representative said the company couldnt keep all of its 400 workers if it had to pay the nearly 2 million fine adding in emailed statement the investments we have made in the facility from the millions of dollars we have put toward safety improvements to the new equipment that is safer and more efficient are working. Os
A septa Patrol Officer just doing her job. Stop then shes on the ground. Now, where is the guy who put her there . Now fox 29 news at 10 00. We begin night with that developing story from southwest philadelphia. A septa female Police Officer rammed to the ground. Good evening im iain page. Im lucy noland. Shes fine but police want the guy who shoved her off the streets. Fox 29s dave kinchen has been looking into the story live now at septa headquarters in center city. Dave . Reporter thats right. This was brazen attack that this officer clearly did not have time to prepare for. Tonight police hope you can help catch the attacker. Siren blaring body cam footage shows a female septa Police Sergeant head to go a call. A report of young trespassers on the track area of the angora Regional Rail station in southwest philadelphia. Here she walks over to help a fellow officer when a man darts out. Uhuh. Stop he shoves her to the ground using both hands and runs off. Like better avenue word dis
Reporter hes not the only one. They came by car, on foot and by bus. And some as young as 14 years old. It was heartbreaking, and i was speechless and didnt know what to think, to say. Reporter so theyre all doing what they can. May be a little forgotten. Some of the stones are from the 1800s. The limited staff that keeps an eye on the place is unable to do major work. Volunteers will document what needs repair. Beyond those stones vandalized over the weekend. Were just going to be cleaning up a lot of the other debris. Reporter most of those here today have never been here before. The effort was organized by the jewish federation. Beautiful day. A day off. So what better way than to spend a quality day out here . Scary and hateful, and i just want to do what i can. And i heard that this had happened and i could do it today. Reporter they are vowing to leave the place better than they found it. These people even as back as 1860 deserve better than this. Reporter investigators are hopin