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So 1 to 5 magnitude but the damage is rare. 5 to 6 minimal damage and 6 and above severe damage. The highest ever recorded a 9. 5. And these are all the reports. See the blue dots these are the the people that felt the earthquake as far north as parts of connecticut and new york state and as far south as washington, d. C. 4. 1 minimal damage and shaking. Lets go live to sara bloomquist in center city philadelphia. Apparently at lot of people felt the earth move. Its hit or miss where people felt the earthquake, not far from Franklin Square near Police Headquarters and when to Franklin Square a...

Extended through tomorrow afternoon. It will feel like its about 100 to 105 degrees. This evening temperatures not falling all that much staying basically in the 80s right through the 11 00 oclock hour. So coming up well talk more about the heat wave record heat in the forecast and potential for some weekend rain. We need it. My garden is scorched. Unfortunately i dont think well see a lot of it. Well talk more about that coming up later in the broadca broadcast. You and me both kathy. This extreme heat is behind some school troubles. Many schools are letting kids out earl ball its too hot. Fo...

Live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 10 00. First at 10 00 breakin breas stretches from philadelphias kensington neighborhood to Port Richmond. Skyfox in the air life over one of the scenes where police are gathering evidence. Shots fired by a police officer, a chase and a crash ton night one person is arrested. All of this played out in master minutes and that at one point the driver tried to ram an officer with the car. Good evening, im lucy noland. Im iain page. The details are still coming in. Lets get right tout fox 29s Chris Oconnell who is live near where this wh...

3 weeks ago Two of them were in teacher Ellen Jenkin’s room. They sat behind plexiglass barriers, carefully spaced six feet apart. Andre Baker, 6, knew one piece of normal school he could look forward to: recess. But when Charles Brown, the school’s climate specialist, summoned him and Sydnee Tucker, 6, from class mid-morning, it was to take them for their rapid COVID-19 tests in the nurse’s office. Fifteen minutes later, they returned wearing Groucho Marx masks that Brown discovered as he took the two on a tour of the mostly empty building while awaiting their (negative) results. Sydne...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Desiree' LaMarr-Murphy at the food pantry she runs out of her home in Upper Darby. (Jose F. Moreno/Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS) Hungry as a child, she now uses her own house as a food pantry PHILADELPHIA — Desiree’ LaMarr-Murphy grew up without enough food. Back in the mid-1980s, school days were the hardest, when she’d sit without lunch in the cafeteria of the former William B. Mann Elementary School (now Mastery Charter Mann Elementary) in the Wynnefield section of Philadelphia, watching other kids eat. Years later, after life improved a bit, an apartment f...