Thousands hit the streets for Philly's annual LOVE Run

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With the beautiful weather we’ve had this weekend, it’s time for the unofficial start of running season in Philly. Sunday morning is the LOVE Run half marathon. KYW's Nigel Thompson is live from Eakins Oval. (photo credit: Nigel Thompson/KYW)

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