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So much to cover here, but we're starting to draw that connection to climate change. >> absolutely. all right, thanks so much. in pennsylvania, at least four people are dead after flooding caused by the storm. officials estimate they have responded to thousands of water rescue calls across the state. pete muntean is in philadelphia where experts call the flooding historic. >> reporter: conditions are improving here although we are not out of woods yet. this is the most dramatic scene of the day, this is interstate 676, the vine street expressway, straight through the center of philadelphia. ...

So slightly, but there is a massive amount of water here. it is incredible how much water ida dropped not only here but from louisiana all the way here packing a nationwide punch. >> awful situation indeed. thank you for that report. let's go to philadelphia right now where at least 100 people have been rescued from these flood waters. pete is on the scene for us. pete, what are you seeing on the ground tonight? >> reporter: well, wolf, this is interstate 676 that cuts right through the heart of philadelphia. i was up on that overpass last hour. now we have moved to an off ramp to give you an ...

2 accused of torching cop car during Philly Floyd protest May 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two men were accused of setting fire to a Pennsylvania State Police patrol vehicle during a 2020 demonstration in Philadelphia after the death of George Floyd, federal prosecutors announced Thursday. According to a superseding indictment, Fulton Smith, 26, of Philadelphia, and Ayoub Tabri, 25, of Arlington, Virginia, were charged with two counts of arson and one count of obstruction of law enforcement. State troopers used two SUVs at the intersection of Broad and Vine streets to b...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A Philadelphia judge has dismissed charges against a former police...

Philadelphia prepares for potential unrest following verdict April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Philadelphia police and city officials outlined their plans Friday to respond to protests and any potential unrest following the verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, charged in the death of George Floyd. Closing arguments in Chauvin's trial are scheduled for Monday, and city officials say they have learned from their mistakes in responding to the protests against police brutality and racial injustice after Floyd's death in late May. The cit...