Best Tape Library Podcasts (2025)

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The Disturbing Case of the Becker Haunting | The 1st Televised Exorcism 1:24:45

8d ago1:24:45

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In 1971, America watched as a real-life exorcism played out on television. What they didn’t see was what came before & after—the terror, the unrelenting presence in their home, the slow decent into madness. When Edwin and Marsha Becker moved into their Chicago home, they didn’t expect the strange occurrences to escalate into a full-blown haunting. …

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Officer fatally shoots knife-wielding man in Ambler, officials say 0:40

1h ago0:40

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Police in Ambler, Montgomery County shot and killed a 43-year-old man who they say charged at them with a butcher knife. His family is remembering him as a “loving father.”

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REAL ID deadline looms — for real this time 0:47

2h ago0:47

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The deadline for REAL ID is getting close — for real this time. CBS News travel editor Peter Greenberg has more. (Photo credit: Abigail Dollins/ Statesman Journal/ USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

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City Council to vote on bill that would put strict limits on mobile health service providers in Kensington 1:17

3h ago1:17

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A bill putting limits on mobile health services in Kensington is expected to get a final vote in City Council this week after the sponsor made major changes. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb has more.

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Prom corsages and boutonnieres come with a special message for students in Burlington County: ‘Have a safe and sober prom’ 0:59

3h ago0:59

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High school seniors in Burlington County are finding a note in their prom flower bouquets, but it's not a love letter. It's a reminder to stay sober on prom night. KYW Newsradio’s John McDevitt reports. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

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Eagles set to celebrate Super Bowl LIX victory at the White House 2:10

3h ago2:10

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The Eagles are in Washington, D.C. today to meet with President Donald Trump and celebrate their victory in Super Bowl LIX. KYW Newsradio's Dave Uram has more. (Photo by Mandel NGAN/ AFP via Getty Images)

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Medical Report: Study explores cognitive decline in different COVID-19 patients 0:55

3h ago0:55

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Does COVID-19 put you at risk for mental decline? KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough shares the results of a new study.

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Analysis: Can the president fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell? 3:40

3h ago3:40

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There was a lot of mixed messaging last week from the White House sharing their thoughts on the fed chair. President Donald Trump had been very critical of Jerome Powell and called for his termination. But later, Trump pulled back, saying he has no intention of firing him. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger has more. (Photo by Anna Moneymak…

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Large fire at mulch recycling yard in Camden County 1:30

3h ago1:30

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There's a large fire at a mulch recycling yard in Camden County that firefighters say could take days to fully extinguish. KYW Newsradio's Justin Udo reports live from Waterford.

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How To Turn Negativity Into A Gift 27:28

6h ago27:28

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Negativity and rejection are often viewed as setbacks, but what if they’re actually advantages in disguise? In this episode, we explore how tough experiences like rejection and failure can become the perfect catalysts for personal and professional growth. Misha talks you through specific ways to reframe these challenges, taking the pain of negativi…

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Amtrak train strikes and kills person near Villanova SEPTA station, investigation underway 0:52

17h ago0:52

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Radnor and Amtrak police are investigating after officials said someone was hit and killed by an Amtrak train Sunday morning outside the Villanova SEPTA station.It happened shortly after 11 a.m. near the West Campus Train Station, when an Amtrak train carrying 216 people from New York to Harrisburg collided with the person and killed them.Photo Cre…

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Man with knife fatally shot by officer in Montgomery County, authorities say 0:38

18h ago0:38

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A man is dead after he was shot by a police officer in Ambler Saturday night.Montgomery County authorities said officers encountered Aguilar Cholula, 43, around 7:30 p.m. near Forrest Avenue and School Street. Cholula was reportedly holding a large, butcher-style knife.Photo Credit: Getty Images

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Bomb squad responds to ATM explosion at business in Strawberry Mansion 0:21

20h ago0:21

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Philadelphia police said a bomb squad was called to a business in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood early Saturday morning after an ATM exploded inside the building.Photo Credit: Getty Images

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Amtrak train strikes and kills person at SEPTA's Villanova station 0:34

20h ago0:34

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Emergency crews are on scene at North Spring Road in Radnor township after they say an Amtrak train struck and killed a person who was on the tracks at the SEPTA’s Villanova station on the Paoli-Thorndale Line.The identity of the personal is not yet known. The investigation is ongoing.Photo Credit: Shara Dae Howard / KYW Newsradio…

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Families and advocates celebrate 50th anniversary of Gift of Life at annual Donor Dash in Philadelphia 1:50

23h ago1:50

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Hundreds of families gathered at the Philadelphia Navy Yard for the 50th anniversary of the Gift of Life Donor Dash, a celebratory run and walk that honors the lives saved through organ and tissue donation.Photo Credit: Shara Dae Howard / KYW Newsradio

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Urban Youth Kings and Queens launch docuseries to highlight barriers and triumphs of inner-city baseball 1:19

23h ago1:19

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A growing local nonprofit, Urban Youth Kings and Queens, which provides sports and after-school programs, is now sharing its success story through film. Founded nearly a decade ago by Haneef Hill in Germantown, what began as an after-school program and baseball league has evolved into a safe space where hundreds of kids across the city can play bas…

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Asian Food Collective celebrates two years of community cooking and connection 1:21

23h ago1:21

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For the last two years, the Asian Food Collective has donated meals made every weekend to community fridges across South Philly.Photo Credit: Nigel Thompson/ KYW Newsradio

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New Jersey's responsible gaming task force targets compulsive gambling with new report 1:12

23h ago1:12

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As one of the states with a longer history of gambling, compulsive gambling isn’t a new problem in New Jersey. The Responsible Gaming Task Force delivered a report to Governor Phil Murphy outlining steps to address problem gambling and recommended strategies to promote responsible gaming.Photo Credit: Getty Images…

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Thousands of workers lose jobs as Delaware County hospitals close amid private equity concerns 1:44

23h ago1:44

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More than 2600 healthcare workers are losing their jobs as Crozer Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital close, and some Pennsylvania legislators said the blame lies with a for-profit health system, and that they are pushing for legislation to stop it. For the third consecutive legislative session, State Senator John Kane introduced a bill to p…

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The tale behind the Duct Tape Lombardi trophies 3:01

1d ago3:01

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These lifelong friends and Philly sports fans grew up together in Delaware County and put their heads together for two Eagles victories to create something quite unique: Duct tape Lombardi trophies. KYW's Dave Uram has more.(photo credit: Howanski and Knox Families)

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Viral Asian food festival makes way to Dilworth Park 1:21

2d ago1:21

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If you're around City Hall this weekend, don’t mind the thousands of people wearing panda ears; they’re likely coming from Panda Fest, the viral Asian food festival that originated in New York, held its inaugural Philly fest in Dilworth Park Saturday.KYW’s Nigel Thompson was there.(photo credit: Nigel Thompson/KYW)…

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Here's how to explore the city's green spaces through public transit 1:01

2d ago1:01

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The weather is warming, and that means the return of a program designed to link transit riders with public parks.KYW's Mike DeNardo reports.(photo credit: Mike DeNardo/KYW)

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Eastern State launches new after-hours series 1:07

2d ago1:07

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A series of after-dark programming called Wednesday Nights will focus on a different theme every week with a tie into the history and current state of the criminal justice system and how it applies to our daily lives. KYW’s John McDevitt reports.(photo credit: Brian Seltzer/KYW)

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The Week in Philly: Celebrating Philly Black Pride 4:04

2d ago4:04

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Philly Black Pride, one of the oldest celebrations of its kind, acknowledges LGBTQ+ people of color in the region. Festivities began earlier this week and continue through Sunday. KYW Newsradio’s Sunny Morgan talked with an event organizer about the history and value of Philly Black Pride, plus what’s going on around the city this weekend.Listen to…

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The Week in Philly: SEPTA’s sustainability push, and 30th Street Station’s makeover 6:45

2d ago6:45

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SEPTA says even though it’s facing a fiscal cliff, it’s not curtailing its sustainability efforts. Plus, crews are about halfway done with the massive renovation of Amtrak’s 30th Street Station. KYW's Mike DeNardo fills us in.

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The Week in Philly: The State of the City, and funding for Parker’s housing plan 6:04

2d ago6:04

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This week, Mayor Parker revealed her funding plan for her HOME Initiative, which aims to build or restore 30,000 units of housing - but some City Councilmembers were skeptical. Plus, the Pew Charitable Trusts released their annual State of the City report, showing how Philly’s population and economy are doing. KYW’s City Hall Bureau Chief Pat Loeb …

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The Week in Philly: Crozer hospitals to close - what’s next for Delaware County? 5:59

2d ago5:59

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After a long fight to find a buyer, Prospect Medical Holdings filed a motion this week to close Crozer Health, including Crozer Chester Medical Center, Taylor Hospital, and other practices affiliated with the Crozer system. KYW Newsradio’s Tim Jimenez tells us what we know about the timeline and checks in with doctors and patients in Delaware Count…

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The Week in Philly: What caused the largest New Jersey wildfire in decades? 3:43

2d ago3:43

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A wildfire in Ocean County shot across more than 15,000 acres in less than 48 hours this week, marking one of the largest wildfires the state has seen in nearly 20 years. KYW's Matt Leon caught up with KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty to learn more about the cause and containment efforts.

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The Week in Philly: Pope Francis’ Philadelphia visit remembered fondly 8:27

2d ago8:27

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The last time the pope travelled to the United States? Nearly 10 years ago, in September 2015, when Pope Francis stayed in Philadelphia as part of a three-city American tour. Participating in the World Meeting of Families conference, Francis made the most of his time in town, from interactions with everyday people to a mass that drew thousands of w…

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Ocean County to get emergency fund to aid in wildfire response 0:38

3d ago0:38

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The exact amount of money from FEMA hasn’t been determined yet and won’t be known until the fire is 100% contained. Sen. Andy Kim said he worked to secure the money to ensure firefighters had everything they needed. (Photo credit: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection via AP)

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Pope Francis left a lasting impact on Philly's Hispanic community 1:19

3d ago1:19

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There was a sense of pride among the Hispanic faithful in 2013 when it was announced that Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina would be named the first Latin American Pope. KYW Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has more.(Photo credit:Michael Campanella/ Getty Images-Stringer)

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Runners take off in University City for the 129th Penn Relays 1:22

3d ago1:22

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Thousands of athletes, fans and families are converging on Franklin Field this weekend for the country's premier amateur track and field meet, the Penn Relays. KYW's Pat Loeb reports.(photo credit: Pat Loeb/KYW)

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NJ man arrested, charged for owning child sexual abuse material 0:36

3d ago0:36

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Kevin T. Kramarski was arrested Wednesday and charged with possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Prosecutors say he "engaged in online chats with juveniles where he requested that they send him nude photos of themselves."(Photo credit: Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office)

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11 arrested, charged for New Jersey auto theft ring 0:44

3d ago0:44

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New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin says the cars were being fenced and prepped for shipment overseas, often to countries in West Africa. The group is alleged to have stolen at least 43 vehicles valued at over $3.5 million.(Photo credit: Virojt Changyencham/Getty Images)

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Pa. man arrested for sexually assaulting 12-year-old in NJ 0:48

3d ago0:48

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Published reports citing a criminal complaint say Shane Hennesy, 22, of Newton Square, climbed through the girl’s bedroom window while her parents and siblings were asleep. It also says he stayed in the room for hours before leaving through the same window.KYW’s Nigel Thompson has the story.(Photo credit: Camden County Prosecutor's Office)…

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Here's how to keep your pets safe and healthy when a natural disaster strikes 1:15

3d ago1:15

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In the event of a disaster, like the wildfire in Ocean County that forced thousands to evacuate, it's good practice to prepare supplies that would last your family (pets included) several days. KYW’s John McDevitt reports.(photo credit: Getty Images)

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What can be done about rising New Jersey energy bills? 1:22

3d ago1:22

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A special legislative committee hosted utility executives Friday in Trenton for another hearing on energy prices, where the utilities were asked what can be done about rising energy bills. KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more on this.(photo credit: Getty Images)

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More suspects wanted in connection with rowdy juvenile meetups near Temple's campus 1:03

3d ago1:03

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Police have released additional images of the juvenile suspects they say assaulted several Temple University students on campus last weekend. KYW’s Sunny Morgan has more.(photo credit: Philadelphia Police Department)

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Canada's Historic Election. Talking with Marci Surkes. 37:41

3d ago37:41

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Canada goes to the polls on Monday April 28, 2025 to choose a new government. Incumbent Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre are the two main candidates for the top job. The election will be the first held against the backdrop of the Trump tariffs which have dominated the election campaign. The incumbent Liberal…

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SEPTA launches enforcement blitz to discourage fare jumpers 1:06

3d ago1:06

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SEPTA is putting extra police at selected transit stations to discourage people from riding without paying. KYW's Mike DeNardo reports.(photo credit: Mike DeNardo/KYW)

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Ocean County wildfire 60% contained 0:21

3d ago0:21

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The Ocean County wildfire that’s been burning most of the week is now 60% contained.New Jersey forest fire officials say so far it’s scorched more than 15,000 acres, though it’s mostly been wooded areas in the pine barrens. One business was destroyed, but so far no injuries reported.Officials are hopeful rain overnight will give them the relief the…

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One-woman play reclaims Jan. 6 date, now synonymous with insurrection, as one of celebration 1:12

3d ago1:12

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For most Americans, Jan. 6 has become synonymous with the 2021 insurrection at the Capitol, but long before that, it’s been a holiday for the Latin community. A new play focuses on that part of the story. KYW Newsradio’s Sabrina Boyd-Surka talked with the play's creator. (Photo by Johanna Austin)

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Merrill Reese says Eagles first-round pick Jihaad Campbell is 'highly productive' 4:11

3d ago4:11

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The Eagles are getting outstanding reviews for selecting Alabama linebacker and South Jersey native Jihaad Campbell in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. The Pro Football Hall of Fame Voice of the Eagles Merrill Reese has high praise as well. KYW Newsradio's Dave Uram caught up with Reese the morning after round one. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Gett…

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Philly parents urge board to find funds to reopen or restore school libraries 1:16

3d ago1:16

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Broken sinks, no toilet paper, shuttered libraries and broken elevators. It's all part of daily life for students in the Philadelphia School District. Parents urged the Philly School Board last night to find money to fix it -- all of it. More from KYW Newsradio education reporter Mike DeNardo.

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Chester residents fear they won’t have readily available emergency services once Crozer hospitals close 1:28

3d ago1:28

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The emergency rooms of Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital are set to shut down Friday. The hospitals stopped accepting ambulances earlier this week, but they have been accepting some walk-in patients.Chester residents are scared they won’t have readily available access to emergency and trauma response services once the hospitals shut…

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Surveillance camera captures masked man beating woman outside Hatfield apartment complex 1:01

3d ago1:01

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Police in Montgomery County are looking for a masked man who kicked a woman to the ground and assaulted her outside her home in Hatfield early Thursday morning. The attack was caught on home surveillance video. (Image by NBC10)

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Central Bucks teacher, aide accused of abusing elementary school students with special needs 1:31

3d ago1:31

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The Central Bucks School superintendent was placed on administrative leave after a report came out filled with allegations of abuse of special needs students at an elementary school. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez is live in Doylestown with the story.

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Medical Report: The pros and cons of wearable fitness trackers 0:49

3d ago0:49

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Are you taking advantage of technology to help you stay in better shape? KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

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#457 FORD TO CITY: DROP DEAD 59:46

3d ago59:46

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On October 29, 1975, President Gerald Ford walked into a press conference at the National Press Club and, using more precise, more eloquent words than legend remembers, but in no uncertain terms, told New York City that the federal government was not going to bail it out. The following day the New York Daily News -- the city's first tabloid newspap…

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Police sergeant recounts hours-long standoff 6 years ago 1:21

4d ago1:21

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A Philadelphia police sergeant told jurors Thursday: “I thought I was going to die” during an hours-long standoff in Nicetown 6 years ago, when six police officers were shot. As KYW's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson tells us, other officers and a DNA expert testified today — during day 3 of testimony.(Photo: Mark Makela/Getty Images)…

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