september between the sticks, 2014, we have been waiting for this day since this time last year. you talk your husband into coming down for solute the military. he hads some kind of drill thing so no, he could not come down but i will talk to him. yes. you should be talking about him. sue serio, perfect weather for our event today. you sat out the the rainy day, yesterday and at this time yesterday it was yuck y. yes. well, today, radar is showing that we have the clouds, have cleared and the rain went all the way up to new he can land, cape cod getting the rain, parts of the connecticut and road island. we are not to be troubled with that system any more but it was wet and windy yesterday with that high of 64. seventy-five is the average high. we didn t make it to the preparticular 66. that was lower than average. 58 degrees in philadelphia at the airport and you can see the airport behind us here. 6-mile an hour wind. 81 percent relative humidity, 6:52 is our
was even born. the little known procedure that saved little benjamin g rememb remembering a standout teenager. gunned down on local basketball court. the plea tonight to find his killer. a story developing right now. a community turning out tonight for that 17 year old robbed read who was about topped his senior year in high school. police say nearly 100 people were at a playground last night when shots rang out and killed him. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m i i don t know page. lauren john season is live tonight where reid lost his life an community rally just wrapped up. reporter: good evening, iain of the hundreds of people gathered lear tonight for different reason for candlelight vigil to remember reid ton night police are still searching for the shooter. god we stand in need your presence right now. reporter: prayers. everybody hold hands. report hugs hugs. kids killing kids. reporter: tears. we re tired of the violence. we re tired of the killing.
blind date. was it you. where did the little nipple go. we will work on that later. name the person you would never trust to set you up on a blind date. me, i know i have done this to poor lauren victim. she was the victim of being set up you are saying a friend. this is a real survey. so. yes it is called a family feud. is karen hepp on the board. no, you are wrong. don t trust me. name a person you wouldn t trust to set you up on a blind date. charlie sheen. charlie sheen on the board. no. survey. now you have to tell me. take control. we take control. you want it. we will take control. okay. your friend, your mother, you brother. i will say mike jerrick. family, friend, your mother is it mike jerrick. no good caitlin. i will say your mother. your mother. good answer thank you, thank you. is your mother there. yes. now, all right, we will move it around. who would you trust to set you up on a blind day. m
all of the snow. we had a lot of snow yesterday. four is our number out of one to ten because of the challenges you will to have day weather-wise in the aftermath of yesterday s snowstorm. we are on record watch here in philadelphia. 10 degrees is the record from 1978. thirteen is as low as we have gotten so far but our wind chillies zero. keep that in mind. you don t have to be out very long shoveling snow before you start to feel the effects of frostbite. so pace yourself if you are going to go out once the sun comes up because it is really cold. 6:27 is our sunrise time. 27 degrees is all we will get even with all that sun. our normal high is 48 or 49 degrees. that is your daytime temperature. the tonight we will get down to ready, 12 degrees. so hopefully you will sleep through that 12 degrees because it is saturday bob kelly. we cannot wait until saturday. can t wait until saturday. 5:01. getting out of the neighborhood will be the toughest part about your morning
the fierce gun fight that took his life. we have live team coverage to the investigation and reaction to the this young officer with a bright future. we begin with dave schratwieser live at police headquarters. dave a very tough day for this department. reporter: chris tough days to come. today investigators told us more than 50 rounds were fired during that gun battle between the two suspects and the slain officer. to night both suspects are in custody charged with first degree murder. one of the suspect social security behind bars. the other is locked up at the hospital with officer wilson s handcuffs. i think he redefined what a hero is all about. reporter: that s the way commissioner charles ramsay described officer robert wilson friday as police announceed first degree murder charges against brothers carlton hipps and ramon william. the officer was out and out hero and a warrior. he fought to the very very end firing at both of them. reporter: investigators say