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Fiftytwo in greenwich. Thirtyfive and the hamptons. Quite a spread. As we look at the 24 hour temperature change, there is a huge bump up. It is 20 degrees warmer in monticello now as opposed to yesterday at this time. Warmer. On the satellite and radar, we watched as the clouds get more thick. Plenty of rain making its way closer to us. Most of that right now making valley. Tomorrow. We are expecting a very foggy start to the work week today. Pretty cloudy out there. By 3 00, the high is 61. Mostly cloudy. It will be breezy with a slight progresses. I will have the full forecast coming up and...

Good morning, everybody. Hopefully you sprung with us, sprang, sprung. Its sunday, march 13th. Nice dark picture of Lower Manhattan. Im michelle charlesworth. Im rob nelson. This shift. Got two. Exactly. Thanks for being with us on this sunday morning. Lets check in with amy real quick for a look at the weather. How did you sleep . I slept okay. I did not spring forward. Fell back . I moved forward unconsciously. It was like an inch and then a step and then im moving. But yeah, losing an hour was not great, but i think well all be happy as we see the sun a little later in the evening. And that...

Course turned into a kidnapping case that happened in West Philadelphia and we now know that the father of that child got in touch with the thief in order to get his baby back. Sarah bloomquist live at southwest detectives now and sarah, we just got brand new details about this investigation. Reporter brian and sharrie, thats right this appears to have been a crime of opportunity. The child is fine. This Afternoon Police looking for that stolen minivan and the young man who take it with the four month old on the back seat. We just obtained this brand new Surveillance Video showing the suspect ...

Vandalism on basilica grounds prompts sorrow, forgiveness for perpetrator Msgr. Michael J. Carilglio, rector of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Basilica-St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Youngstown, Ohio, stands beside a statue that was destroyed at the basilica. (CNS photo/Robert Zajack via Catholic Exponent) By Pete Sheehan • Catholic News Service • Posted March 10, 2021 YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (CNS) — Two days after the desecration of 16 statues on the grounds of the Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Youngstown, parishioners who were gathered for Mass Feb. 28 expressed deep sorrow but also fo...