Forecast. Plus, a crime spree stopped by a pair of sneers. How some unusual footwear helped police track down their suspect. And he htheyrs were the sise who baked their way through the government shutdown. Tonight acn inspiring update on their booming business. I cant believe where we are to this day. Announcer news 4 at 11 00 begins with breaking news. First to that breaking news thats developing as we come on the air tonight. Montgomery ounty police are the scene of a shooting in kensington. News 4s shomari stone is outside the home whereh it pened. Shomari, what have you learned . Reporter well, first let me tell you where we are as a location. We are on friars mill road in summit avenue relatively near connecticut anue. And behind me Montgomery County police just have this area blocked off. They just cleared here. Nd behind me on pliers mill road that is where there is a no outlet. And down thastreet on the 10700 block of shaftsberry street that is where police say around 10 30 sh
Umbrella on stand by but dry and mild heading in the second half of the week. We have a big Holiday Weekend coming up with a preview what to expect on easter in your full forecast, coming up in just a few, lauren, thank you. A sinkhole in the middle of the street lead to frustration in philadelphias Rittenhouse Square. Repair work is underway but some in the area remain without water and traffic is backing up. That hole is near 17th and walnut and Eyewitness News reporter greg argos is live with more on the sinkhole inconveniencing many, greg. Reporter jessica, good evening. Not often i can stand at 17th street during rush hour but this is culprit behind thus big sinkhole in the middle of 17th street. You can see crews hard at work fixing up busted water pipes but too little, too late for thousands of drivers stuck in a big traffic night mayor. From the honking, the frustration, the noisy conn trucks comes a bit of relax says. Reporter a lone violin player at corner of walnut and 17th
Umbrella on stand by but dry and mild heading in the second half of the week. We have a big Holiday Weekend coming up with a preview what to expect on easter in your full forecast, coming up in just a few, lauren, thank you. A sinkhole in the middle of the street lead to frustration in philadelphias Rittenhouse Square. Repair work is underway but some in the area remain without water and traffic is backing up. That hole is near 17th and walnut and Eyewitness News reporter greg argos is live with more on the sinkhole inconveniencing many, greg. Reporter jessica, good evening. Not often i can stand at 17th street during rush hour but this is culprit behind thus big sinkhole in the middle of 17th street. You can see crews hard at work fixing up busted water pipes but too little, too late for thousands of drivers stuck in a big traffic night mayor. From the honking, the frustration, the noisy conn trucks comes a bit of relax says. Reporter a lone violin player at corner of walnut and 17th
It felt great. Yeah. No matter what was going on it really lifted your mood and dave murphy has more on that and karen rogers is taking a look at your weather at your commute. Good morning. Went for a 3mile walk yesterday at the height of the afternoon heating and it really was nice. Its sunscreen weather now though so make sure you hydrate and put on the sunscreen if youll be out today. Looks like well get a decent amount of sunshine to start. There are some additional clouds out to the west but generally speaking most of the day should be mostly sunny. Temperatures are a little milder this morning, too. 56 degrees in philadelphia after getting down into the upper 40s yesterday. 53 in wilmington. Trenton 54. Allentown has slipped to 46 degrees but you wont be down there long. 56 degrees by 7 oclock in the city. By noon up to 73 and we spend the majority of the afternoon in the low to mid 80s with 82 by 3 oclock and a high of 84 degrees at about 4 oclock this afternoon which is roughly
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