Tuesday julyivity, 2016. How are we on live right now fire works were going off at 0 00 something last night. It was brutal. Speaking of brutal it will be a brutal commute to work. So many people going back to work today. We have not only wet roads but we have the septa issue whether i bob will be address nothing a second. Which means more cars and more chances of a mess and Mother Nature providing her own fire works, this morning, because were seeing then are storms popping up, you can see the big area of rain, in, and moving you this right now, where you see red and orange and yellow that is where we are seeing heavy downpours and lightening moving across the delaware bay out of delaware into Cumberland County, new jersey. If these hold together some parts of the jersey shore will be rocking and rolling pretty soon. The it looks like central delaware getting the worst. Then we have heavy downpours around trenton, were looking at bucks county around doylestown and parts of the Montgom
Great part about sitting at a concert in the museum in the pouring rain, do you know what the good part was . What was that. Not one thing. No, no, my dad made a good point when i woke up and said had it been a nice summer day, or summer night it wouldnt have been memorable. Fact people are still out there dancing in the rain. Look at my hair. Lets in the talk about hair. Im struggle telling morning. Were here, that is what matters. We will run a seinfeld clip that relates to the bad hair day. Good day, it is july 5th, 2015. Lets get a check then. Are we go to go bob first because of the traffic. I swear i am here. Here i am. Just look at the pictures, folks, we have seven out of ten, it is a rainy start with bus stop buddy as the umbrella ace up, rain coat is on, eventually youll be able to enjoy backyard pool but not yet. Temperatures in the 70s, muggy out there and you can see most of the rain is south of philadelphia, this line we have been watching all morning moving from the balt
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Four-alarm fire at a building at 1100 East Carson Street on Pittsburgh’s South Side on Feb. 8.
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A Pittsburgh man has been accused of setting the fire that destroyed a historic building on Pittsburgh’s South Side in February.
Christian Ross, 25, allegedly set fire on Feb. 8 to a four-story building at 1100 E. Carson St.
Police charged Ross on Thursday with three counts of aggravated arson, two counts of arson endangering property, one count of arson endangering a person and causing or risking a catastrophe.
Authorities say a multistory building on Pittsburgh's South Side built at least 141 years ago will be demolished on safety grounds after a massive fire