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Built. Somebody was not watching what was going on. Somebody has to be responsible for the end product. The ball was rolling, but it wasnt done right on everything. Reporter kpix5 first learned heavy ceramic tiles were falling off the sides of homes in early october. Kay bee homes initial response was to warn homeowners not to stand directly underneath their homes. Now two months later inspectors are doing inspections. Sources tell us about 70 homes overall need to be fixed. Many homes will need...

But cloudy later on and then tonight were down to about 35 degrees, not as cold as last night and we will talk about those mild temperatures coming up in just a few minutes, but we have got to get to traffic and i95, i guess it is northbound side right bob kill any delco. Ninetyfive northbound accident scene and it the is causing delays in south philadelphia. Heres a live look at the accident, it is northbound involving this tractor trailer just north of the walt whitman bridge. The lets go for ...

And so its going to require even more than what was funded for katrina, which was about 120 billion. And on this labor day, the president makes the case tax reform is a great way to help American Workers while democrats look for ways to win back blue collar voters who help split blue states to red last year. The American People are asking, how does it happen that most of the new jobs being created are low wage and part time . How does it happen, since that since 2001 in america, we have lost ove...

A justice official calls the move, quote, extraordinarily reckless. It also leaves President Trump and republicans open to attack by democratic leaders. They say the memo is an attack specifically on special Counsel Robert Mueller and russia investigation on the whole. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer. The white house, Congressional Republicans attack s on mueller, makes you believe it was taking place in a putins rusha. A different kind of president would want to know how precisely russia m...

<strong>The ouster follows funding cuts and questions about how the agency uses public dollars. </strong>