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I ran down to the little boy, and i grabbed his hand and i held his hand and i told him to lay still because he was bleeding from the back of the head. And his mouth. The child told her he was six years old and he cried until his mother arrived at the scene. So i just kept telling him to lay still and that mommy is coming. Reporter surveillance camera showed the driver flying in reverse towards the child on the ground. Then the gold camry disappears from the frame. We saw him put the car in reverse extremely fast and backed it down the alley, so nobody parent see the license plate. Reporter po...

Im lucy noland. That driver is still out there right now. Fox 29s Jennifer Joyce spoke to stunned witnesses live at norristown police. Jenny, i got to ask, how is that little boy doing . Reporter well, lucy, police tell thus the boy is in stable condition at chop. Relief to hear hes doing well. People in the neighborhood tell us they are anxious. They want the driver of this hitandrun caught as soon as possible. Just before 4 00 p. M. , boom, a brutal crash a child on bike t bones a car on oakwood avenue near hamilton street in norristown. Hes flying down the street like i would say at least 2...

Posted on the district website urging parents to remember to have their kids adequately hydrator how they worded it with this excess tiff heat were into right now. Also again 16 of those students taken to the hospital for further evaluation and possible treatment. Back to you. All right, shawnette. Thank you heat playing a big factor in Northampton County today. Several firefighters struggled with heat ex exposure today they battle add three alarm house fire. That fire has left 12 people homeless. The flames were so intense, three firefighters had to jump out a window. Fox 29s karen hepp is in...

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