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Philadelphia police are asking for the public's help to identify the armed robber who shot the manager of a storage facility in Wissinoming Monday night.

Police have shared video on their social media pages showing the suspect pulling up to Good Deal Self Storage on Eadom Street near Bridge Street around 7 p.m. on an e-bike.

He then goes inside and is seen wearing a green ski mask with a black jacket, grey hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and black Jordan sneakers.

The store manager and a customer were forced behind the counter while the robber stole from the cash register.

Then he shot the manager twice and rode off on the e-bike. The manager remains in critical condition.

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President Trump has signed a government funding bill into law that ends the partial shutdown.

Congress now has two weeks to strike a deal on reforms to the Department of Homeland Security and ICE.

Joining us live on our Line to Washington, ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy.

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At just 17 years old, Ranvir Gill is making his mark. While working at Care First Home Health as a data analyst, he noticed they were losing money due to a high volume of unnecessary emergency visits, and that patients with real emergencies were experiencing extremely long wait times

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Gov. Josh Shapiro's budget proposal increases spending by 5%. How to pay for it? He wants lawmakers to tax skill games, legalize recreational marijuana, and close a corporate tax loophole.

The budget would direct more money to struggling schools, increase the minimum wage, and give dedicated funding to mass transit.

SEPTA is ready to lobby for that once again, as we hear from KYW Newsradio's Mike DeNardo.

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"Can PPA booting your car replace Go To Jail?"

That's one suggestion as the maker of "Monopoly: Philadelphia" seeks input on what should be on our edition of the board game.

Another idea, posted on Reddit: a Chance card that says "Expected snowstorm today. Pay $50 for a chair to protect your spot."

Game company Top Trumps says you have until the end of the month to submit your favorite Philly businesses, things, and places to their website for a chance at having it featured.

Monopoly: Philadelphia is due out in November.

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Wanna go to the Olympics? World Cup? How about the Super Bowl? Travel editor Peter Greenberg tells us some tips and tricks for securing a room.

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Alcohol misuse is a leading cause of preventable death, but few discuss the issue with their doctor.

KYW Newsradio's medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

The Department of Homeland Security has acquired a warehouse in Berks County as Immigration and Customs Enforcement is expanding its detention capabilities.

KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi has details.

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The city is hiring an additional 300 daily workers to help clear snow and ice. That's on top of the 1,000 city employees already hard at work.

A lot of people have been disappointed in the city's efforts so far.

The additional workers will be hired and paid on the same day. It's a model the city has used in the past to help hire homeless people.

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The Chester County Board of Elections says it was human error -- not misconduct -- that led to all independent or third-party voters being omitted from election day poll books last November.

Law firm Fleck, Eckert, and Klein determined that someone using the system that generates poll books incorrectly selected an option to include "only voters from the major parties".

Chester County Chief Experience Officer Megan Moser is recommending increased safeguards on the system that generates poll books to prevent similar mistakes in the future.

She's also recommending increased training, more verification, and the creation of a contingency plan for future mishaps, among other advisories.

Nearly one-fifth of the county's electorate was affected. Registered voters whose names did not appear in poll books were given the chance to submit provisional ballots. And all 230 polling locations in the county remained open two extra hours thanks to a judicially approved extension.

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