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This morning. Looking live at the peco trucks on the scene along 18th street, ill give you the rest of the details and detour for the morning rush hour, coming up next. Ukee, erika, good morning. Good morning, another round of the wild weather leaves its mark throughout the philadelphia area. This morning, some neighbors are waking up to downed trees and damaged homes, among the hardest hit communities voorhees, new jersey where Eyewitness News reporter Steve Patterson is standing by for you rig...

Good evening and thank you for joining us. David is off tonight. Im cecilia vega. We begin in the middle east where the israelis and palestinians are teetering on the edge of an allout war. Thousands of palestinians who live in the gaza strip are on the move. Families heeding israels warning that new attacks to destroy rocket launchers there could come at any time. What is not yet clear, will those attacks come from Israeli Ground forces now at standby at the border or from the air . This new vi...

Open. Helping you get business done. Hi, everyone. Im jj ramberg. Welcome to your business, the show dedicated to helping your growing business. What do you get when you combine a baseball game with a circus . You get this Minor League Baseball team with an owner breaking all the rules, changing the lengthy game into a show that cannot be missed. Its a steamy thursday evening in savannah, georgia. And that crazy guy in the yellow tuxedo is gearing up to entertain a sold out crowd of baseball fan...

Right now. Good evening. To our viewers in the west. For the first time the head of the fbi, james comey has publicly explained why he delivered that october surprise just days before the president ial election, that the fbi was reopening the clinton email investigation. Comey told a Senate Hearing today that while he was sickened by the possibility he might have swayed the election, he stands by his decision. And he revealed never before heard details of what was discovered during that second r...

This summer in Greece, the Yale Ancient Pharmacology Program will employ its unique interdisciplinary approach to uncover ancient secrets.

Rowing prepares for rivalry matchup.

Photos taken by state inspectors show the aftermath of an April 11 fire at Rhode Island Recycled Metals.

Protesters rallied on Earth Day outside Rhode Island Recycled Metals, the Allens Avenue scrap metal operation that has been in disputes with the city and state.

An overnight fire at a Providence scrapyard is reigniting debate over safety and pollution at a business the city's been working to shut down.

Providence officials have argued the business that erupted in flames Wednesday is not operating with a proper license.