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Northbound right as you approach conshohocken, exit 18a. Police just got to the scene. It looks like two vehicles are pushed over to the shoulder right now. Its not slowing down any traffic, but still, its on a major highway, so we wanted to let you know that we have a minor accident out there. Aside from that, drive times on the blue route 18 minutes both directions between 76 and 95. So, its a pretty good start out there for drivers on most of the area highways. In fact, this is also some good news. We had an accident in hilltown township much of the morning, 309 southbound just past 113. Th...

Area again today. Theres a live view from center city. No sign of any rain, though there are some clouds overhead. Well be watching the skies. It wont be as sunny as what we saw during the day yesterday. 52 right now in philadelphia. Dropped into the 40s for wilmington. Allentown getting chilly at 43 degrees with some breaks in the cloud cover. But overall, its going to be another mild one. Not as warm as the 71 we had yesterday, but well be climbing into the 60s this morning. 60 degrees by 9 00. By noontime, 64 degrees. Your hourbyhour future weather when i come back in less than ten minutes....

I got you. Just come home. Just come home. I love you so much. Reporter police say carleshas atm card was used at a pnc bank in aberdeen, maryland off i95 around 6 00 monday morning. That is not too far from where i reside. Its about an hour, hour and a half. Reporter her grandmother says she used to live with her in maryland and was given a hard time by aggressive boyfriend who had request explicit photos from her and even asked about her after she moved to philadelphia. I wasnt too easy going on giving him any information about carlesha because to me he just always looked suspicious to me. R...

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