Mystery why they were targeted. Reporter the one victim thought she may have started her for her honda accord. I just wanted to give them money. What were you saying . They told us they were going to kill us if they got what they wanted police say both suspects could face charges for kidnap, robbery and assault. Im doug shimell. Today a judge ordered the child not be returned to his parents. Instead the homeless couple, who was offered visitation was twice a week. 2yearold jeremiah was walking alone in love park. It turned our his mother and father had no place to live. They spent the night at the park and the toddler the couple was moved by the offers of support. Thank you for everything, thank you for being when you found out you were having furniture donated to your home. I judd felt warm, because money dont grow on trees. Reporter minute tries has raised 12,000 to provide the family with a year of housing. Now to your first alert weather. After an early taste of winter, it felt mor
This woman was inside her home on skyline boulevard when the street came crashing down barely missing her house i was in my bedroom and i can the thump crashing down reporter you can see the resistant out of the ground with the tree blocking all lanes of traffic. It took hours for crews to get here to cut this thing that. Donna is hoping that the city will do something about the near falling tree. theres a tree there that needs to be taken down and has not been taken down and when it goes it will take all of this stuff out and will go completely across both lines. Reporter donna will be keeping a close eye on the streets as we continue into the evening luckily i can tell she was not injured when it came down her front yard. Also Power Outages and that area have changed with some people getting more power. Vicki downed trees were a problem all over the bay area today. This is a viewer picture of a fallen tree in los gatos. And another picture from a viewer of a tree that fell on top of
Beautiful february afternoon where we hit 50 degrees. The that being said, where the the snow is is along a arctic front that will flip southward and bring some conditions, some conditions to our area, mainly north and west of the city. Winter weather advisory from 6 00 a. M. Monday through 6 00 a. M. Tuesday, all of the northwestern suburbs exceptions along i the five including philadelphia and delaware county. The south jersey and delaware not seeing much, maybe a little bit of rain out of this lets recap today. What a beautiful afternoon. Fiftyone in philadelphia we made it to 61 in millville, new jersey. Fiftyeight in atlantic city. Fiftyseven in dover. There the was a huge disparities where clouds hung and cold air from the front seeped in it was only in the upper 30s. You can track that with the 50s and 60s right in the middle here with philadelphia 43 in philadelphia. Thirtyeight in pottstown. Fortyfive wilmington. Fortyfour in millville. Your fox future cast as we go through to
Accumulation as well. As we show you whats going to happen throughout the rest of this evening you can see its mainly confined to the poconos. That where war going to see our best chance of a wintery mix or wet snow accumulation. For the rest of the area looks like we mainly stay dry with cloudy conditions. Even if we get moisture and see the temperatures below freezing the possibility of a bit of freezing rain or even slick spots on the road is a possibility into the overnight hours. Looking closer at 9 00 a. M. You can start to see moisture is going to start to spread southward out of the poconos, closer to thely high valley. In a purple area is under the Winter Weather advisory through tuesday. Throughout the morning on monday and even as you are heading back home monday evening you will see widespread and wet snow here. Thats going to lead to a slick commute during the morning and the evening. Thats going to be confined to closer to the poconos andly high valley and into some of th
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A Superior Court ruling on Thursday upheld a sentence of 15 to 30 years in prison for a convicted Penn Hills man that wounded three people after opening fire in the Monroeville Mall in 2015.
Tarod Thornhill, now 23, will serve his original punishment of 15 to 30 years in prison, a decision from the Superior Court said. The sentence is based on Thornhill’s conviction of three counts of aggravated assault, four counts of recklessly endangering another person, possession of a firearm by a minor and carrying a firearm without a license.