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9:20am

Sun March 10, 2013
U.S.

De-Escalating Urban Violence In Most Vulnerable Moments

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RACHEL MARTIN, HOST:

So that is one specific way that some in Congress are trying to address the issue of gun violence. Dr. Ted Corbin of Philadelphia says there's a need for broader gun control laws. But he also says people in his field can make a difference. Corbin is an emergency room doctor and the director of a program called Healing Hurt People. Corbin says when someone comes into an emergency room with a gunshot wound, there's an opportunity to make sure it doesn't happen again by directly introducing the victims to social services.

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7:55am

Fri November 30, 2012
The Two-Way

Train Derails Near Philadelphia, Some Chemicals Reportedly Spilled

Originally published on Fri November 30, 2012 8:54 am

Credit NBC10 Philadephia

There's a developing story this morning from Paulsboro, N.J., south and across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, where several railroad tank cars have derailed and fallen into a creek after a bridge collapse.

It's being reported that the cars were transporting vinyl chloride, which could ignite and would be highly irritating if breathed in. There are local reports of about 18 people being treated for breathing problems.

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3:31pm

Tue October 30, 2012
The Two-Way

Some Bit Of Good News: Philadelphia 'Dodged A Bullet'

Credit Kristina K. Dymond / via Flickr

The center of Superstorm Sandy passed less than 25 miles from Philadelphia. In most cases that would mean that the city of brotherly love would have been whipped with the strongest of winds from the weather system.

But Philly, the country's fifth-largest city, emerged today fairly unscathed.

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