Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Right now on Eyewitness News, protestors descend on a Philadelphia Police district amid a fourth straight day of 81 rest in the city. Good evening everyone, im Natasha Brown. Thanks for joining us. About 300 people arrived at the 24th district in juniata park shortly after 9 oclock tonight. They were speaking out about recent Police Involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. Trang do is there live for us tonight with the very latest. Trang. Reporter well, natasha, this protest started about 6 oclock about a mile and a half away and protestors just walked out of here around 10 30, whitaker avenue now reopened to traffic. At times protestors used some pretty Strong Language and profanity but for the most part the march went out without incident. Are you tired . Are you tired. Yes. Are you tired. Yes. Reporter a multicultural crowd came together at the corner of north plasher and west cambria in fairhill
Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Right now on Eyewitness News, protestors descend on a Philadelphia Police district amid a fourth straight day of 81 rest in the city. Good evening everyone, im Natasha Brown. Thanks for joining us. About 300 people arrived at the 24th district in juniata park shortly after 9 oclock tonight. They were speaking out about recent Police Involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. Trang do is there live for us tonight with the very latest. Trang. Reporter well, natasha, this protest started about 6 oclock about a mile and a half away and protestors just walked out of here around 10 30, whitaker avenue now reopened to traffic. At times protestors used some pretty Strong Language and profanity but for the most part the march went out without incident. Are you tired . Are you tired. Yes. Are you tired. Yes. Reporter a multicultural crowd came together at the corner of north plasher and west cambria in fairhill
To see you. Good to see you, too, you look like sunshine today, bright colors, bright smile, and today is featuring a lot of sunshine, today, beautiful sunday, were starting off this morning with low humidity, cooler temperatures than usual, or at least than what weve been feeling in the past few days, and lots of sunshine expected right into the start of the work week. So i come bringing good news today. Lets take a look whats happening outsidement take you out to the go pro cam, mount dollars on the room do you have of our studio here in spring garden, as you can see, gorgeous start to the sunday morning, deep blue skies, this is probably the sunniest it will be all day, will have few patchy clots pop up in the afternoon, but still the day looking great. If you can get out early this morning, perfect morning for nice long walk, or more ambush, jog, bike ride, something along those ryans. Take a quick look storm scan3, see few showers drifting through portions every new england, new y
For lauren casey tonight. What should we expect. Natasha, the good news is the worst of it is happening right now and you can see this line of storms and you see the lightning associated with it, wilmington getting hit with heavy showers, its skirting to the south of philadelphia. Were catching a little bit of a break but notice it is going to keep moving towards the shore so those of you who are in places like vineland if youre down in Atlantic City be on the lookout, youve got a round of this coming your way. As we zoom out, whats happening is a front is going to track through. We know that the front can help us out a lot, it can have that pass us by and then make humidity a lot better and that is what were going to see as we head into the next 24 hours. So, we just have to hang on and get rid of these storms. Current temperature right now in philadelphia, 77 degrees. You can see the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hour. So wind is not too bad. Does feel like 78 though and that
Research teams from Northeastern University and Tufts University attended a Boston Task Force on Reparations meeting Feb. 6 to announce their research partnership examining Boston’s history and legacy of slavery. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu first announced the research teams Jan. 24 to document the city of Boston’s “role in and ties to the transatlantic slave.