continues until 2:00 a.m. watch what happens early tomorrow morning, first part have the morning looks good and then by 9:00ah there is a big wall of rain just poised to move in the area, coming up we will time that out more precisely with the second round of rain moving in. then arctic blast ahead i ll tell you when that gets here and possibly some snow in the seven day forecast. ukee, back to you. see you then. police have identified two people on the way, killed saturday night, after they were hit by a car. it happened around five credit 45 on the 200 block of lawrence road in marple township delaware county. police say that 74 year-old james lock and seven three-year old eileen lock, appeared to have been crossing the road, when they were hit. the driver of the vehicle stopped at the scene and was taken to the hospital, with minor injuries. a two alarm fire destroyed this home in delaware county this morning, this is 700 block of 14th avenue in prospect park. fire f
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happening right now police are not ready to file charges after the death of a wilmington teen. unlike tv, these things absolutely do take time. it has been eight days since the high school student was beaten to death inside a school bathroom. good evening, i m dawn timmeney. i m chris o connell. today police explaining why no one has yet been charged with the death of 16-year-old amy frances joyner. let s get right out to fox 29 s shawnette wilson live in wilmington tonight with more. shawnette? reporter: well, chris, this evening the police chief is saying there is still an enormous amount of information to go through. he also says they are taking time to weed out all those rumors so that they can focus on the facts. we are not in a position at this time to file charge. reporter: it s not the news most were waiting to hear. during this news conference this afternoon, wilmington s top cop said there are no arrests are charges yet in the death of aim knee frances j
we re working to bring this case to resolution as quickly as possible. reporter: we do know three female students police say are considered persons of interest have been out of school since the bathroom brawl that left the 16-year-old howard high technical student dead. but the chief said there are a number of things that still need to be reviewed. including more than 3,000 pages of print data. isn t including but not limited to scores of interviews, reinterview, review of cell date tan electronic data. and furthermore, forensic medical reports. all these peace goss into making a strong case. reporter: chief cummings took the time to dispel rumors regarding the teen s death. i wanted to confirm that there were no weapons used in this attack. reporter: we spoke to amy s father earlier this week. he s desperately waiting for answers. she didn t deserve this. no one deserved what happened to my daughter. reporter: and back here live the police continue their investig
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