Pennsylvania Rep. Susan Wild In U.S. Capitol Lockdown: Some Republican Lawmakers 'Refused To Wear Masks'
"It's what I would call a COVID super spreader event," she said.
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"It's what I would call a COVID super spreader event," she said.
Police say about a dozen shots were fired, but the 39-year-old driver was hit just once in the arm.
Flames broke out around 12:30 a.m. Thursday on the 1100 block of Collings Road.
Officials say some people jumped from the house, including a 38-year-old woman, who fractured her hip.
Philadelphia police say residents will see an obvious police presence throughout the city.
Committee of Seventy President and CEO David Thornburgh let Wednesday be a reminder to hold people accountable for what is said.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said about 1,000 Pennsylvania National Guard members were activated and New Jersey will send 500 members.
This historic and frightening ordeal drew sharp criticism from lawmakers across the Delaware Valley on both sides of the aisle.
Vice President Mike Pence announced President-elect Joe Biden as the winner of 2020 election after Congress finished counting the Electoral College votes.
Capitol Police evacuated lawmakers from the floor of the Capitol, where Congress was set to count the Electoral College votes.
Kelly Dittmar, an associate Rutgers University political science professor, said she's not surprised by the violence in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.
Local politicians are responding on Twitter after angry supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.
"I call on this mob to pull back. It's not a protest, it's insurrection," Biden said.
The Governor tweeted that he was deploying the state police, at the request of D.C. officials, to "facilitate the peaceful transition of power & protect our democracy."
Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy made the announcement Wednesday.
