You, im rahel solomon. Lets turn it over to meteorologists justin ray bick. Winter not giving up just yet. Still, hint of it coming at us this weekend, waking to up temperatures 20s, 30s. Chill. I very cold, even little bit of maybe some snow later tonight in the form of some snow showers, nothing like yesterday morning, but reminder it is early march, can still get cold this time of year. But outside right now, chilly, bit of breeze to deal with, as well, 26 in allentown, mid 20s in reading, 30 officially at the airport this hour. Already down into the mid and upper 20s in parts of interior south jersey, suburbs, same deal this morning, doylestown, 25, 27 in quakertown, winds speeds, 10 Miles Per Hour, or less, but enough of a wind out there, to bring the win chill values down into the teens in some spots t does feel like 15 degrees on exposed skin in reading, 17 at the airport in atlantic city. Storm scan3, good news here, pretty much dry through the day, sunshine start the day, then
Narcotics warrants. At that point they say that they heard several gunshots in the area. They went to check it out. Then were told according to detectives that four men opened fire on a police car. There was one detective sitting inside. Luckily that detective was not injured. Several shots were fired directly at this police vehicle. So which is which is very brazen. And its very stupid to be firing a gun at anyone especially a Police Officer thats out here to protect everyone. Reporter authorities have two is you inspects in custody. They are looking for two more suspects. If you have any information give police a call. You can remain non muss. Reporting in frankford, david spunt cbs3 Eyewitness News. Well tonight a community is stunned over disturbing allegations of hazing at a local high school. Students are speaking out about the shocking details. Eyewitness News Reporter Natasha Brown has the very latest on the investigation at Conestoga High School. I dont believe this happened,
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Influence the upcoming decades . And if so, what is the strategic solution if they have one solution. But this can dissolve this issue with the new appointment. Because as we have been witnessing the party has not forgotten [inaudible] who have this party and they have not forgotten this. How do we expect that the person who is a leading member of the party will be with the taliban overall. Thank you. Well, lets look at it from a different angle. There was a war. They were one in infection. [inaudible] and if one of them called themselves. [inaudible] going back to a title that they had earlier, that is just a title. And they are now transformed into a Political Party nonaudit its a Political Party, no . [inaudible] [inaudible] and so it is not 100 there may be 80 . [inaudible] and so they may be transformed into a Political Party like this. [inaudible] and that can be a time when we have a solution to the problem. [inaudible] i want to thank all of you for coming here this afternoon a
Is it federal or state and local job . It is a job of every local government. City, county, state, federal. When i was in the state legislature i discovered we had passed laws that essentially banned 56 provisions from people who had been incarcerated. One was you wouldnt get a license to barber. Yet in state prison we taught barbering. Then the individual couldnt get a license. So we had to pass legislation to undo that. So when the war on drugs started in the 1980s we passed 2,000 laws of the years. We banned people from working. We need to look at a lot of legislation passed over the years and essentially unwind some of it. But we do have to create supportive services. People need support groups to help them do basic things, get their i. D. S, drivers license, may back child support, get their children back if their children have been entered into foster care. One of the things we dont pay a lot of attention to is the fact that a lot of people have been incarcerat incarcerated. The