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And now, Preston and Steve's news update with Kathy Romano.

Today is Monday, October 15th. Kathy's out today, so I will handle the news duties.

We'll begin Philadelphia police searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at

knife point in center city. The 24-year-old victim said that she was walking in the 1,200 block

of Lombard Street around 11.30 p.m. on Saturday, where she was approached by a man who was armed

with a knife. Police said the woman was forced into what was once a private courtyard for residents of the building on the 1,100 block of Lombard Street.

In a letter to residents of the 52 units at Washington Mews, the Tenant Run Association had said historically the gates have not been locked,

and our plans have been to put the fast track to secure that courtyard.

The woman, who is from Spain, by the way, has been staying at the Women of Hope homeless shelter

that's located on the 1,200 block of Lombard.

Those boarding at the facility said that they have now been instructed to walk in pairs

if they have to leave the building.

The suspect is described as a thin black male in his 30s, 5'6 to 5 foot 7.

He was said to be wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and dark pants at the time of the incident.

So police are obviously looking for that guy.

Police are also investigating a hate crime incident in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

Saturday morning, neighbors began finding flyers, some anti-Semitic with a picture of Hitler

and other racist images.

They included offensive language, and one of the flyers had the emblem of the loyal white

knights of the Ku Klux Klan at the bottom with a phone number to call.

They were in a plastic bag with rice to wait it down, and they were left on people's yards.

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