some had explosives. 6 people were arrested. seen here smiling and they are facing charges of domestic terrorists. the violence is after months of fighting over a proprosed police training center. last week police tried to move protestors from that area. one shot at troopers and they shot and killed that suspect. i think there is a real blurring of the lines in the use of the word violence. is property destruction violence? to some people it is. you use the word violent. the only act of violence against people that i saw were police tackling protestors. the mayor of atlanta and his police chief are pushing back against that claim. it rangers from violence to domestic terrorists and assault and battery and other things. it s violent when someone burns down a police car or breaks out windows or have explosives on them. it doesn t take an attorney to tell you that breaking windows and setting fires are not peacefulro tests. they will be charged. greg, his instinct is n
Site. Well get frozen going and papadopoulos corn. Its tricky you heard lauren talk earlier about snow, rain, snow, rain, temperatures are close to freezing and we he seeing cold air move in and that was tranising rain to snow in some places. Norman west of city it stayed snow all day yesterday. Especially up in the pocono mountains where some places got 5 of snow yesterday and are getting more today. Heres four ut of ten in weather by the numbers. Heres bus stop buddy ail ready for a messy morning. Temperatures as we said 20s and 30s out there. 34 in city and wind chills 27. Sunrise 7 20 you can see snowflakes are falling but the ground is wet. Winter weather advisory for the same counties yet theres a winter storm warning up for those places getting. Rain and snow throughout the morning and temperatures drop as we dry out by lunchtime and windy and cole the rest ever the day temperature around feesing and things get a little more comfortable as we head into the weekend and well have
Get started at 7 01. 15 degrees in mount pocono. Twenty in lancaster. Nineteen in millville, 20 in trenton with your 24 in the city and were still cleaning up that confetti, 40 degrees our high with some sunshine and sunset time, 5 30 on the dot, bob kelly. 5 30 on the dot, sueim over here, live lot the vine street expressway at 20th street off the parkway one of the many shots that we were using yesterday with the parade and, of course, all of the on and off ramps closed yesterday, thorough all opened for business this morning. Clean up, well, that is a different story. Steve has details from the parkway in a moment but no problems getting in or out of the city. You dont to have walk over the benny like they did yesterday, you can drivein today, in problems at all, a cool shaft of the sky line everybody has the green lights all lit up, even psfc signs still looking green. No problems at all on the northeast extension but keep this mind this weekend and beginning next week they will st
Heavy rain could cause flooding. This is new video of cars taking a dangerous curve and ponding on lick condrive in germantown. The nearby creek is swollen. Its 7 00 a. M. On a sunday morning. Chris sowers is here with a soggy look at that accuweather forecast. The dense fog is starting to settle in and that image is a good reminder to slow it down. Not only are we seeing the dense fog, the heavy rains, theres a lot of ponding on the roads. My trip into work this morning was difficult. The visibility was chopped in half because of the spray being kicked up from the car in front of me, it was a miserable time. Flood watch continues through the whole area until this evening. Pockets of heavier rain are actually in the process of pushing through now. Heres Storm Tracker. We have a couple of heavier bands across south jersey at the moment with the heaviest just off to the southwest. Just getting ready to push into portions of kent and new castle county. This is in the berks county, 222 int
Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Tonight on Eyewitness News, dry no more. If you have to head out bring your umbrella. The weekend washout is under way and right now the region is under a. M. Flood watch. One look at storm scan3 shows that band of rain moving up and into our region this evening bringing the possibility of some heavy downpours with it. Good evening and thank you for joining us. Im alexandria hoff in for natasha brown. The rain hack coming down since early this afternoon and its going to continue to be a soggyght. Meteorologist Matt Peterson is in for lauren this evening. Much of our region is under a flood watch. How much rain are we talking about. Multiple inches of rain. Its going to expand as we go through the night. Widespread showers. This is what center city looked like early this afternoon. You needed the rain boots because it was a soggy, soggy start to the weekend. Those showers came in really into the midafterno