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TODAY'S TOP STORY
Family Hospitalized in CO Incident: A family of three is lucky to be alive Monday morning after Carbon Monoxide levels three times the exposure limit were detected inside their Camden County home overnight.
"It's three times the exposure limit that someone is supposed to have and it leads to instant coma and convulsions" said Winslow Township Fire Department Battalion Chief Mark Mangaro.
Police were called to the home around 3:40 a.m.
When they arrived, a little girl opened the door and collapsed.
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WHAT YOU MISSED YESTERDAY
Teen Saves Cop From Burning Car: A teenage volunteer firefighter and his neighbor jumped into action to save a Philadelphia Police officer from his burning police cruiser after it was broadsided on a city street.
Philadelphia Police Officer Mark Kimsey, 30, was responding to a priority call around 5:25 p.m. Saturday when a Toyota pickup truck collided with his cruiser at the intersection of 28th and Tasker streets, police said.
The force of the crash left Kimsey trapped inside as the police cruiser burst into flames.
Seeing the flames grow around the officer, Joe Chambers, a 17-year-old volunteer firefighter with Leedom Fire Company in Delaware County, and his neighbor, 24-year-old Dante Johnson, rushed over to help.
AROUND THE WORLD
Plane Crash Kills 9: A small plane crashed Sunday afternoon in the Bahamas, killing internationally known minister and motivational speaker Myles Munroe, his wife and several other people, Munroe's ministry said Sunday night. The Bahamian aviation ministry confirmed that there were "some fatalities" among the nine people on board.
TODAY'S TALKER
UberX Potential Arrests: As ride-sharing service UberX continues to battle the Philadelphia Parking Authority over whether it's legal to pick up passengers in Philadelphia, the service's drivers may face a new problem: arrest.
The state-controlled parking authority or PPA, which oversees taxi and limousine service in the city, has impounded and fined 14 drivers for operating over the past two weeks. The agency contends it has not approved UberX to run and that drivers don't meet the same safety standards as taxi drivers.
Now, the parking authority is warning drivers they face arrest and additional legal fines.
SPORTS SPOT
The Eagles are gearing up for a big Monday night game and CSNPhilly has the details.
PHOTO OF THE DAY
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THROUGH IGER'S EYES
Fall in Philly always makes for a beautiful picture like this one taken by @phillystanbul
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TODAY'S VIRAL VIDEO
How cute?! This dog teaches his baby friend how to jump!
A LITTLE SWEETENER
New Station a Hit: A Philadelphia radio station is going old school -- going from "hot" to explosive as it switches from its mainstream urban format to throwback hip hop.
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