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Chris discussed the escape of a prisoner in Bucks County last night and the terror attack in London on Saturday. He spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski about the aftermath at 7:00, Pat Michaels from the Cato Institute about Donald Trump withdrawing from the Paris Accords at 7:20 and Philadelphia City Councilman David Oh about being stabbed by an assailant last week at 8:00.
A worker saw the cat in trouble and rushed to its rescue.
Scotland Yard names 52-year-old Khalid Masood as the alleged suspect.
Police believe there was only one attacker.
On today's show, Rich discussed U.S. intelligence agencies "incidentally" spying on Trump administration members, Neil Gorsuch and Diane Feinstein battling over Constitutional originalism, and whether or not Donald Trump is afraid of stairs. At 4pm Ronica Cleary, contributor for The Hill. At 5:20pm Randy Wenger, chief counsel of the Independence Law Center.
Five must-see Shakespeare sites in England to observe the 400th anniversary of his death in 1616.
"Is there something you don't understand about, 'No questions?'" Christie snapped when a reporter asked whether he'd discussed the Islamic State group during his meetings with dignitaries during the visit to the Globe.
Here's a look at five of the best international destinations for the holidays.
The Cowboys advanced to 7-3 on the season with the win.
The Eagles will not play in London in 2015.
The Dallas Cowboys decided to use an interesting hashtag for their trip to London.
The Eagles are reportedly a "prime candidate" to play in London in 2015.
A Philadelphia-bound plane from Belgium was forced to make an emergency landing in London due to a medical emergency.
The research, which focused on nearly 3,000 adults over the course of four years, found that those who reported being discriminated against because of their weight actually put on more pounds than those who didn't.
With a little bit of planning, a trip to Europe can be surprisingly affordable.
Read on for a visitor's guide to transportation, dining, hotels and the top attractions in London.
Forever high on hubris, the sport is pondering extra games, playoff teams, and new franchises, perhaps in London or Los Angeles. And it feels like all are in the name of profit, not principle.
Chris covers the birth of a child on a sled in Roxborough, a new video of the Mayor or Toronto, Rob Ford, and a new poll on Millienials living in Philadelphia. He also talks to CBS News Reporter Sharyl Attkisson.
The study, which analyzed data from 3.6 million people living near London's busy Heathrow Airport, showed that those living in the noisiest areas had an elevated risk of stroke, coronary disease and cardiovascular disease.
The thirst for additional wealth among the NFL owners simply cannot be slaked, and therefore those in charge of such decisions will likely push hard to move a team there if it results in even $1 more net per year. The question is, should an NFL team move to London?
If you like it, maybe you shouldn't put a ring on it.
Prince William and his wife, Kate, welcomed the couple's first child, a son, born Monday afternoon at a London hospital.
The city's bike sharing program, which was shelved five years ago, is back on the table and could be implemented in Philadelphia in about a year or so.
Britain's Prince Harry is returning to the United States in May and will visit areas in New Jersey hard hit by Hurricane Sandy.
If you're thinking of a spring break getaway for the whole family, time is running out to book flights and hotels, especially if you're hoping to snag a deal.
