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resulting in the collapse of a towering brick wall. we caught up with both legal teams after the verdict was returned this afternoon. we feel like the jury gave this case its every attention and we re very satisfied. we think justice was done in this case with this verdict. always been a battle. our hearts and minds and prayers will always go to those victims of the six amazing physical yann ups i believe the civil litigation will tell the complete and true story of all the participants and all the players at layers far ahead far above griffin campbell and sean benschop. reporter: back here live, you just heard defense attorney mention the name sean benschop. he s the subcontractor who actually testified against campbell during the trial after he plead guilty to six counts of involuntary manslaughter. griffin campbell will be sentenced sometime this january. lucy? all right, thank you very much, shawnette. right now at 5:00 the coldest weather so far this seas ....
i m lucy noland. let s get right to it. meteorologist kathy orr is what is your on your radar. we re talking about clear skies and that means for a cool night. the winds lightening up a bit as well. cold not quite as cold as last night. it s that the good news. any cloud cover, any precip staying well to the north as high pressure takes control our weather but it is getting chil chilly. philadelphia 48, 44 in the poconos. 40 in millville and 44 degrees right now in wilmington. and threw the northeast you can see the cold air that will continue to push its way down to the south temperatures widespread in new england in the 40s. winds still out of the southwest at 9 miles an hour in philadelphia. they ll lighten up tonight. 3 miles an hour wind in wilmington. clear skies and also those lighter winds and it will be chilly overnight with lows mainly in the upper 30s and lower 40s. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., cool to start but an improve many, 47 degrees. by 9aa we re ....
weather but it is getting chilly chilly. philadelphia 48, 44 in the poconos. 40 in millville and 44 degrees right now in wilmington. and threw the northeast you can see the cold air that will continue to push its way down to the south temperatures widespread in new england in the 40s. winds still out of the southwest at 9 miles an hour in philadelphia. they ll lighten up tonight. 3 miles an hour wind in wilmington. clear skies and also those lighter winds and it will be chilly overnight with lows mainly in the upper 30s and lower 40s. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. cool to start but an improve many 47 degrees. by 9aa we re talking about southwesterly winds lots of sunshine warms up up in the 50 s 50 s. by the time we make it to the noon hour top off at 60 degrees. warming quickly throughout the delaware valley. coming up we re talking about temperatures soaring some 50 degrees from where they were this morning. 70s in the seven day. and of course, the next chance of rain ....
privacy some shows the cover teacher at his desk in the front of the classroom while students appear to stare into space or doze off at their desks. you don t even have a textbook. there s nothing you can read on your own for this course. no, nothing. her situation is not unique. the teachers union placed empty chairs outside northeast high on monday to elicit public school kids doing without realty chess. they blame district administrators. this is an absolute disgrace. reporter: union president jerry jordon claims there are about 200 unfilled vacancies district wide. 11 at northeast high. including three science instructors. the very least the district could do is perform a very basic management function, staff our schools report roar district says the vacancies are partly a function of imprecise estimates on the number of students who will attend each school each year. but also a fundamental challenge in getting teachers to come to this district for the p ....
A Pottstown man told a jury he feared a Chester County man had a gun and was going to kill him and acted in self-defense when he fatally shot the unarmed man with whom he had an angry exchange during a child custody transfer in the borough. ....