Stick wuz with us, reporting live in southwest philadelphia, bob brooks channel 6 action news. All right, bob, thank you,. Now to the countdown to the Holiday Weekend, memorial day is around the corner. Hundreds of thousands of people around the Delaware Valley are gearing up to get away. Were getting reports that traffic is heavy around the region, a sign that the weekend is well underway. Trish hartman is live at the shore, but first, cesily tynan will have the latest on what to expect from Mother Nature this weekend. Reporter the pressure is on for the Holiday Weekend. It will be a little bit unsettled. It is starting out that way, double scan live showing were getting a few popup showers, they are brief, not all that widespread. We have a batch of sprinkles over new castle. Another one in Cumberland County a little bit of activity in burlington county. Tonight all of that will be dissipating and temperaturewise not too bad. Past few days stuck in the 06 os. Philadelphia, 74 degrees
Want to take the chance at the time. Numerous facebook posts regarding a rumored shooting caught the attention of many. Roanoke county police say this rumor began from students talking about a threat on a school bus and then spread to social media. Its why parent eric inmon like others kept his son, a senior at northside high school, home. His frustration stems from the School System not informing parents of this situation until the time kids were leaving for school. In fact, he says it was social media and wsls10 that first alerted him. Parents had a right to be afraid for their children. School shooting i know were taken seriously, even threats. But, the parents should have been notified at the point the school knew so we can make up our own minds on how to keep our children safe. The School Systems spokesperson tells us in light of todays unusual circumstances the superintendent has agreed to excuse all absences. To be informed, but did not want to create more panic. The schools spo
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