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The morning. Overall not a bad weekends, typical late november, Small Business saturday, Good Shopping weather, outside, 50s, but not bad. No complaints for the rest of the this holiday weekends, things looking pretty good, doing some traveling, midatlantic, for the most part, no problems. We take you outside, live look at center city, partly cloudy skies right now, little weak disturbance going on, still clouds over us, will give way to more sunshine as we progress through the morning into the ...

Super saturday. After black friday its considered the busiest shopping day of the year. While weary shoppers rested, others refueled to keep the shopping momentum going. Workers say this line is much better than early saturday. Early in the day was a lot worse we had a lot of feisty customers we had ladies about to fight in our line imso many were able to snag what they needed. Looks like little gina harpers family will be making a trip back. I know you have a lift because you look like a very o...

Right now at 11 oclock shoppers swarm stores all around the region looking for big deals on gifts with less than a week to go until christmas. Good evening everyone, im natasha brown. Thanks for johning us. Super saturday is winding down and its typically the second biggest shopping day of the year and today certainly did not disappoint. Eyewitness News Reporter rahel solomon has more from the Cherry Hill Mall. Reporter in this sea of last minute spent the the Cherry Hill Mall shoppers of all ty...

We are still on the cold side, though. There is still some wind involved and while your temperatures are a little bit colder than they were yesterday, down to 23 in philadelphia, 22 in wilmington, 21 in trenton, allentowns actually down to 18 and we are challenging some records around the region this morning. Allentown may be one of the spots that does hit a record low. And winds not as strong as yesterday but still enough to give you a wind chill making it feel like its 14 degrees. So, like yes...

The latest edition of The Squirrel Census counted at 24 parks across Brooklyn and Manhattan. But outside of the wildlife counting, it could hold lessons about adapting to climate change.