a report. for me to see that, i am now a believer. our officer saw something that was out of the ordinary for the night sky. at first they thought it was planet, star, and lights started changing colors. the harrisburg airport reported no aircraft on the radar at that time. i love, police say out of the ordinary. they can t tell you what it is either. they checked, maybe a helicopter. the tower said no. no helicopter in the region either. what about drones, possibility been raise add but that? yeah, speculation, drones with lights. i don t know. let s include the fact that they were sitting down to enjoy a glass of wine. i m not saying. i m just saying. it is on tape. maybe we are all enjoying a glass of wine now too. oh, is that the creepy music. sxchlt fil x files. twilight throw back. a highly invasive species of bugs destroying lawns up and down the texas/oklahoma border. destroy, army worms. look like caterpillars. with appetites so big they can k
later found on an outside deck. the people i told was shocked they think it s happening during the day or when they are on vacation. not while they were sleeping. this burglar covered his track with a towel and soap. he wiped this window clear of fingerprints, what he forgot about was the prints he left on the first window he tried to get in but couldn t. we got a good set of prints from the first window. they are looking to see if they can match it in a criminal data base. their neighborhood had three burglaries since january. i tried to lock it more securely. nobody was hurt and the burglar did not get away with much. she wants to warn others so they don t become victims too. people need to know that, so they can be more cautious, just raising awareness. back live, linda kelly wants to put flyers up in her neighborhood and is sharing information about break-ins on social media, despite this incident, burglaries in this township are down 7% from last year. they
and a very good monday morning, i m jeffrey kofman. and i m brandi hitt. we begin in napa, california, taking stock from the most powerful earthquake in 25 years. this magnitude 6 quake struck at the heart of california wine country, making buildings uninhabitable in the downtown. and thousands of barrels of wine spilled. and homes badly damaged. it was 3:20 a.m. sunday and lasted 10 to 20 seconds. tahman bradley is at the center of all the damage. he joins us now with more. reporter: dan and brandy, good morning. it was a quake, 20 seconds of terror. look what it did to these mobile homes. everyone we talked to said this was the worst earthquake they can remember. it s an earthquake. reporter: the 6.0 hit in the heart of california s wine country, the strongest in 20 years, it jolts thousands from their beds. there were some explosions and it was burning. and everybody was out in the street. reporter: the tremors were so powerful, they ruptured gas lines an
improving conditions this evening. look at that. it s up to 60 degrees in allentown. it s only 50 in willmington and in mt. holly and in dover. what a nasty, nasty day. we needed the rain. and then the question is when is it going to be moving out? well meteorologist sheena parveen has more on that timing. that s right, glenn. so if you re doing any holiday travel for the memorial day weekend tonight, or tomorrow morning, conditions are at least going to improve after midnight tonight. some areas tonight if you are traveling, you ll be running into some rain. here s a look at future weather. it s mostly south jersey and delaware dealing with the rain tonight over the next few hours. the rain continues for the most part. here s 8:00 tonight. 7:00, 8:00 this evening. so if you re going to be traveling at this point to any of the delaware beaches or the jersey shore, temperatures will be in the low 50s. still chilly we ll see the rain around especially along the shore and the
winter. but in many places it s the street or the sidewalk it is still tough to really get around out there. we ll get the latest on the cold temperatures from overnight and this morning from our storm team 4 meteorologist veronica johnson in just a bit. first news4 s kristin wright is out in the thick of it this afternoon. reporter: it s the day after a big storm and that means you never know what you re going to get in terms of road conditions and sidewalks. here in southeast washington this sidewalk looks good. it s pretty clear for the day after the biggest snowstorm of the season. but just right over here just a few feet away you have half the sidewalk that s clear and half the sidewalk that isn t. and here in the same block just right across the street you have a sidewalk that s completely covered in snow. imagine trying to attempt to get anywhere on sidewalks like this. people have tried. not just here but the dayacross the area. shoveling is not easy. not all of