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being allowed back into their neighborhoods, why officials are letting one family in, one family at a time. we'll explain. >> a missing toddler fawn in massachusetts, now, we're waiting for her and her mother to come back home. the charges this little girl's father is now facing, for her disappearance. >> off duty police officers seen pushing a officer to the gown. now he's suspended. what this man asked before he was pushed to the ground by the police officer. and we've got whole discussion on this wednesday morning about belly buttons. >> thank you, taylor swift. >> whole book about it. what's the name of the book. >> called the belly button book. here it is. >> awe. lovely hippo, i think,. >> oh, sandra, she's written a lot of children's books. >> look like there is an outie. is that an outie. >> is that a hippo? >> talking about the hippo belly button.

>> , lou like outie. now, how do you end up with a outie? >> please. >> i guess you need to read the book, buy the book and read it. >> also, stephanie writes n. did adam and eve have belly buttons? >> gist blew my mind. >> and still three hours to go. >> i know. >> steam coming out every your ears. >> you like the thinking man? >> call my priest. >> all right, well, while he does, that let's take a look at the forecast for today. because it is actually going to be just smidge milder today than yesterday when we got up to 25 degrees, should get above freezing today, so going to give you big old seven out of ten, bus stop buddy still bundled up this morning, because it is 19 degrees, that's still cold, and the windchill is eight, at least we have more sunshine today.

no precipitation yesterday, tomorrow we'll have some, watching down in texas, now spreading spreading in louisianna. talk about that in a moment. 37 degrees our high today with sunny skies, not as harsh as it was yesterday. of course sunshine beautiful, but causes problems on the roads. >> sun glare around the board, but take a look at this here. >> this fellow facing the wrong way, on the schuylkill expressway. this is live look, at the westbound lanes of the schuylkill, just past 476 west, looks likes four cars, still waiting for police officer, to show up on to the scene here. >> back up on the schuylkill. bumper to bumper on i-95.

>> disable septa bus, disable pick-up truck south on 95 near aramingo, it is causing a crawl. accident north on 29, a we go for ride here, headed into route 47, same spot had a crash this time yesterday. east on 422, normal delays from collegeville, into king of prussia. but one minute trip, but starting to see the sun pop up now get ready for no complaint. we won't have it this time tomorrow morning. upper dublin water main break valley road near garden, and the ramps from monday's tractor-trailer accident still closed, the ramps to both north and south route 130, otherwise mass transit looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> guilty, verdict reached late last night in the american sniper murder trial. >> we find the defendant guilty as charged, the verdicts is signed by

foreperson of the jury. >> well, you heard the judge. jury in texas found exmarine rouse guilty of killing american sniper chris kyle and his friends chad littlefield, gunned down at a shooting rage in 2013. men had taken rouse out shooting after rouse's mother asked kyle to help him and defense lawyers argued rouse suffered from psychosis when he turned his weapon on them. rouse receives automatic life sentence without parole. coming up at 7:30, our legal analyst in, will say why the jury got this verdicts right even though rouse suffers from mental illness. >> and a natural gas explosion in ocean county new jersey sends more than dozen people to the hospital. >> and so we have the video, the moment the house blew up and steve's going to show it to you, hi, steve. >> reporter: mike, we've had our first daylight, i was looking at stuff that i thought was yellow snow earlier, because it is all in the snow over here. this is insulation. >> i am holding some in high

hand, chris showing you some in the snow over here, but, chris, probably be better just to show this what i am holding here. even though this was light and airy, we were kept way back from the scene, when you look tow video, see why it blew over here. >> a lot of stuff you probably haven't noticed when you have seen it before. i want to ask you this time, your eyes naturally go to the blast and the stuff flying around and the pieces of the walls and the roof that flip up like a little kid throwing his baseball card up in the air. but when you watch it the next time, look at the middle the screen. see the 15 people on scene about seven firefighters, six gas company workers, 2ems people and see them get knock down running away, they were out on the street there, and they weren't even the closest to it, two people closest to it are in critical condition. nobody killed. but boy can you imagine what they were thinking? they had to run for their lives, stuff flying all around them, talking big chunks it

could do a lot of damage that hit you in the head. so that's what happened. at 10:32, because you see the digital clock on the dash cam. thing people got called out 9:00 when the first 91 call came in. before 9:00 the first police officer got here in five minute. one officer safely had his police cruiser way back and that's why he wasn't hurt and his car wasn't damaged and that's why we had the video, there his boss explaining he wasn't rolling at the time, but they had this mechanism where they could go back in and capture the last 30 seconds. >> he pushed the record button, knowing would capture 302nd prior to being turned on, which is the way it was set up. >> law enforcement, 29 years, seen a lot of things i've never seen the devestation, total devestation, like i saw. >> i heard this big crashing noise, or explosion, or something, the whole house shook, i thought the house was going down. >> very violently, yes, actually i came downstairs, my

kitchen cabinets were open. >> unbelievable. it is absolutely amazing that nobody lost their life. >> it hatched at family guest house that was just renovated in the fall. no family inside that place, to family even home in their main house either. most of the homes smartly, about 75 to 100 safely evacuated, as soon as the gas company got here, and they new, there was big problem, and it wasn't safe to have people around here. that's why no one was hurt. great reaction from the people that were here, and they were trying to figure out the problem, and get the gas cut off and stopped where ever it was leaking from when it exploded there. looking at the insulation still flying around here, the police have this side block off whether we first got here, on the other side of the neighborhood, which was like 15 minute drive on the other side, and as we go over here, you can see, with first light, what they will do, they were letting people back into the houses one at a time, apparently maybe thought it was safe to get the gas going safely back one at a time.

but boy those people who want to get back to their homes because at least 12 homes we know suffered major league take damage, causing whole win bo pains being blown out, not just glass windows themselves, we've seen contractors show up, one to the right, got to get estimate on how they can get the house fixed, how long it will take to get fixed so big problems still here, at first daylight with these people getting their first looks back at their houses, boy, they got to feel lucky despite their houses being damaged so bad. because if they were in those houses, they might not be around today. >> for sure. i just stunning. >> we may see reunion. >> mother and daughter return home this morning, police say, the child was abducted by her father locate in the massachusetts. >> so we've sent jenny taught philadelphia international airport for this reunion. what's going on? >> yes, here, waiting, don't know which flight they might be traveling, but yesterday we talk to dawn before we she threw to boston.

she wanted to give elinor a hug and squeeze her tightly and we can imagine this happened. this amber alert went out two nights after bark as called police, toll them she was assault the by her ex-boyfriends, who then took off with their three year old daughter elinor, barkus spent the next few hours work to go get her daughter back, somehow investigators track 43 year old michael trotta. >> police were able to put him into custody and could safely get elinor, found elinor shaken but okay, her daughter has never been away from her for this long. police talk to us a little about trotta's arrest. >> we were actually relying on the fbi swat team to take him into custody when he exited the the apartment. it was just safer at that time to actually stop. this was a report card, i would say it is an a-plus. >> she is shaken but ready to

be back with me. >> her father areas dollars not hurt obviously great relieve to her brother and other family member, michael trotta now charged with restless endanger many, carjacking annex cents egg warrant out for him, happened earlier this month. police say trotta may have had some help getting up to massachusetts, so this investigation is far from over. but their number one priority was to get eleanor trotta back reunited when her mother, back home to delaware. so we are hoping, we saw the mom go through some pretty tough moments yesterday, and we can't wait to see this happy endingment back to you guys. >> that's for sure, all right, jenny. 7:11 now, the fate of dozens of christians abduct in the syria unknown this morning, this is going to be bad. isis kidnapped at least 70 people in a village raid in northeast syria yesterday. secretary of state, john

kerry, told the senate committee that isis has been strengthening its grip in syria. >> there has been slight increase of isis presence in syria, but i can't, by any means, describe what is happening to them in syria as a big advance. we're going have to increase the capacity on the grounds in syria, in order to be able to have more impact. that's what we're billion dollarsing. >> yes, but three sided war in sewer y meanwhile president obama says it will not be possible to fully stabilize that country of syria, until president asad is out. the french sit tear call newspaper charlie hebdo releases seconds issue today since the deadly terror attack on its offices last month. the cover apparently feature variety of worlds leaders and politicians characterized as a pack every dogs with the

slogan: here we go again. >> 712:67:89 california police arrest man they say is responsible for a fiery commuter train derailment that sent nearly 30 people to the hospital. now there is happened early yesterday morning, remember, we mention this on good day at the end of the show when the metro link train headed toward los angeles slammed into a truck, left abandoned on the tracks. four of the passenger hurt suffered critical injuries. and, george zimmerman will not face federal charges for the shooting death of trayvon martin, the justice department says there was not enough evidence to prosecute him. zimmerman was acquitted of murder july of 2013. he claimed he shot the un arm black teenager in self-defense. martin's relatives have accused sill err man of starting the fight and racially profiling him. >> 7:13, florida police officer suspended after being caught on tape slapping and pushing a homeless man to the ground. take a look at this.

>> yes, that officer's name, victor ramirez, was working off duty, at a bus station, and was trying to arrest bruce leclair. arrest him for loitering. so leclair said he was just asking to use the rest room when the confrontation with the police officer began. he says the situation was a surprise, because he thinks most of the city police officers do a great job and treat the homeless very well. >> it is evil. i don't know what his problem is. but for the way he treated me, i think he should be out of the force. >> notes like the rest of us. >> so, he was charged with trespassing, has to pay 300-dollar fine after pleading no contest. meanwhile, the fort lauderdale police department has lost an internal investigation, and officer ramirez is suspended with pay. the department says this is a serious incident, but they

have to be careful about jumping to any conclusions. >> really changes things when you have video nowadays. >> and there is video everywhere. simply somebody having lunch on a bench. >> uh-huh. >> pick up the cell phone, start shoot going that's how do you it, you see a woman, act like you are taking a picture of your friend, see what's going behind there? >> because they were arguing back and forth before he hit him. 7:15. ready for the countdown? >> countdown to what? >> spring. >> yes, please. >> remember green grass? we used to have. that will and we will have it again. remember, daphodils? >> yes. >> they're coming. >> my croakus is red. >> i yes, we're ready for croakus. twenty-three days away from the vernal equinox, which is the first day of spring, friday march the 20th, happens officially 6:45 p.m. by then, our average high will be around 54 degrees. right now it is 46. but we haven't been close to that since sunday. yesterday we were at 25 degrees, now we start with

the teens, 19 in philadelphia, nine mount pocono, 12 in reading and lancaster and allentown, 23 degrees in wildwood, and 16 in wilmington. not much of a windchill today really. what we are watching is this storm system to the south of us. in dallas, texas, it is going to come across the southern tear of states. and affect the carolinas, very similar to yesterday's storm, which stayed well to the south. this one we think is going to sneak up into our area, so as we look at the future cast, we look at 4:00 in the morning tomorrow, when we start the fox 29 morning into news, start to see some snow spreading into southern delaware, it looks like it moves northward, by five, 6:00. by 7:00 we could even see some lighted snow in the metro area. doesn't look to be northern and western storm, centered to the south of us. could see brief period of snow even here in the city. just depends on exact track of this storm. it is out of here by 1:00 in the afternoon, it looks like,

and that's it for, that then the sun comes back out. >> coating possible throughout the metro area. >> could get as much as two, 3 inches of snow to the south us, the way it looks for that storm, again, thursday morning, and it is mostly south and east of the city. another frigid friday in store. sunny, cold, saturday, late day snow is possible on sunday, change to go rain on monday, as temperatures get a little milder. and maybe another storm on tuesday afternoon. so, there it is, your seven day forecast, we get above freezing today, bob kelly, how is it looking out on the roads? >> 7:17, sue. good morning, everybody, accident westbound on the schuylkill expressway. just west of 476, we just got police and the penndot crew up here. this fellow here facing the wrong direction, off into the snow bang. so we are bumper to bumper here westbound, on that schuylkill from conshohocken all the way up through 476.

some sun glare on the benny coming into downtown philly. starting to back up from mid-span up and over into downtown at eighth and vine. and as we go for a ride here, 95 northbound, as you pass the airport, there is a disable right near the walt whitman bridge. that's causing delays for folks come in toward philadelphia, then north along 295 accident route 47, the rest of the jersey roadways, delays on 42, headed in toward 295, route 73, slow for the shaders, working your way through maple shade, and a crash in the neighborhood in olney, at front and fisher. septa says because of the cold this morning, the market frankford line, no a or b service, so every train is a local train, making all stops this morning on the market frankford line. >> making me laugh over here. >> alex got selfie stick. >> retractable selfie stick.

>> so fascinated by it. are you shooting vetted video now? >> bob with the photo bomb. i'm recording. >> how does it work? >> button at the bottom. that way, always take amazing selfies. >> look at this. hold on. >> 360 view. >> live on tv right now. >> okay, stop me. >> push her over this way. >> oh, this is like a playground now, seriously, guys? seriously. >> there you go! >> wow. >> for everybody else, just a regular wednesday. >> it is hump day. >> hump day. >> that's pretty cool. >> i like it. >> selfie stick, how you know the world is changing. >> i want a selfie stick. >> if you use the driver service uber, you could score free hotel room. the hotel that's partnering with the uber, and how you can

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>> wait, can you stands the sounds, it is real annoying. >> it is annoying. >> let's see this spin. yes, look that the. >> oh, that looks weird. >> looks fake. >> don't move at all. >> that's pretty cool. the power of the selfie stick. like i'm on a merry go round or something. >> go ride on the bore walk. >> really? >> that's cool. i like that. >> lauren, i wish could you have seen that, it was really cool. now do you have follow that, it better be good. >> i did get the lovely noise in my ear, though. >> i'm so sorry, yes. hey, this is new. i'm still ficking it out. tell us about uber and hotels. >> yes, ooh is her linking up with star wood, where you can

earn points, each time you use the ride sharing app, and stay in wo westin, a sheridan, et cetera. it is a big deal in the sense that gown takes company uber has never linked up with hotel company. uber passengers can earn one star wood reward point for each dollar that they spend, and star wood custom kearse earn between two to four-point per dollar they spend at the hotels, for uber rides, look, here is my issue. i have so many of these reward programs set up, i never cash in. it is impossible to get the necessary number of points. but for business travel letters this could be key. a lot of people have their corporate accounts linked up with uber. so if you are traveling for business, take uber from the airport go, to star wood hotel, you're goal end. >> now, just to be clear, you might have said this, but do any -- is it going to start automatic for me? >> you need to sign up and

make sure that the programs all coordinate. that star wood knows that this is you, you're linked up with uber, vice-versa. >> uh-huh. >> i guess we have star woods. >> like the west snip. >> sheridan, westin, four points, yes, they have been 1200 properties. >> oh, okay. >> mike? >> have a nice trip you. >> heard i'm leaving. >> you let everyone know, trust me. >> i almost let plea passport expire, but i learned here in philadelphia you can get it in 24 hours. >> you better get on it. >> did you? did you get it in 24 hours. >> i'll rose the diane go for t but somebody said on twitter there are some countries if it is going to expire in the next six months, they won't let you into the count. >> i that's true. that's true. if you are going overseas, mike. >> no, just going to the caribbean, should be okay. >> okay, well, i guess we'll

finds out. >> real. >> i i don't know. >> a week. all right, lauren have, a great rest of the day. >> like that movie terminal? >> tom hanks. >> stuck in the airport for days. >> he fell in love though in the airport. >> but you're already in love because you're engaged. >> then there is that. >> i have to keep reminding you of that. >> so, let's get back to this trial now, we have our attorney, ken rotweiler, eddie ray rouse, guilt knit shooting death of american sniper chris kyle and his friends. now he's facing life in prison. let's talk to our legal analyst, he seems to think they got it right here. because the guy that shot him seems absolutely insane. >> okay. >> look that the. >> frozen rope to the, well -- >> look at you, so i got some batting practice from larry bowa, when i was down in florida for spring training, we'll show you, he's showing me how i can hit. >> i would

>> remember the digger lands, the theme park for the kids? >> sure. >> sent me coffee mug. >> that's a mug? oh, my gosh. >> check this out. >> this is a mug. >> oh, i love that. >> isn't that cool? >> they only sent one?

>> they just sent one, yes. >> but i can imagine they got some cool stuff over there. so have to take the kids over there. so sharon in digger lands usa team, thanks for sends you go us this. >> great park for kids. >> it is. >> send mere your mugs, i'll be more hand happy to sends you one of our mugs. found out the ups guy came to up my desk, it was so crowded, pile of boxes. >> by the way, the u p s man has had it with you. >> can we just take a picture of bob kelly's offers right now. because it is filled with mugs. >> ups drop off location basically. >> yes, i could use front load of coffee. >> all right, well, then bob's going to hook you up. >> there go. >> as soon as it gets warmer we can go out to digger land, i remember quincy went out there last year, it was great. >> having fun over here. >> bob, seriously? >> just give hill little toy. >> bus stop buddy all bundled even with the sunshine, got his shades on and blanket coat

and in the mittens all of that, not as cold as yesterday, but still real cold, temperatures mostly in the teens, this morning, feels like eight at the moment. with the winds at 9 miles an hour, out there, so even with the sunshine, we get to 37 degrees. not as harsh as yesterday, but still colder than we're supposed to be this time of year. that takes care of wednesday. we've got some snow in the forecast, we'll tell you when coming right up. >> morning, 7:31, this, what's today, wednesday morning, live look at i-95, southbound, bumper to bumper from academy all the way into girard avenue. two separate accidents, put about 45 minutes on the clock. and here's a jam in conshohocken, this is the westbound, schuylkill expressway, just past 476. you see the accident here, off to the left, this fellow here facing the wrong direction, off into the snow bank. and there is also a delay inbound on the schuylkill, that's because of sun glare, but again, if you are leaving the city right now the schuylkill westbound bumper to bumper from belmont all the

way out up and around the conshohocken curve in toward 476. septa no a or b service on the market frankford line this morning, because of the cold. mike, alex, back to you. >> casino of unusual last night, about 8:30 texas time when the verdict came down. they don't normally go that late. you know what i am talking about, american sniper murder trial. >> we the jury fawn the defendant eddie ray rouse guilty of the following capitol murder's charged, the verdict is signed by foreperson of the jury. >> defense lawyers argued that ralph suffered from psychosis when he turned his weapon on them. so, was this the right sentence? joining us now with fox 29 legal analyst, ken rotweiler. >> of course we mean the right sentence in. >> was sentenced last night. >> within minutes of the verdicts? >> sentenced him right after the verdicts, live without parole. texas they do things quickly and do things with certainty. they real dow.

>> they get it right the jury? >> they did get it right. sad because this man was definitely mentally ill, in and out of institutions for years, diagnosed as being psychotic, but under the law as texas sees it, he was guilty because he did know, they found, that he did know what he was doing was wrong at the time that he shot. >> because he flan. >> i think, two things, i think you're right, he actually took kyle's truck and he fled. that will kind of indicates he knew he did something wrong, also, when he was interviewed by the police afterward, he said he was sorry. now when you say you're sore that i kind of indicates that you new you did something wrong. >> he could have had like a spell oring? what i finds interesting, he was diagnosed with ptsd and psychosis. >> now in the hospital. >> that's right. i agree. the one thing that impressed me in terms of him knowing he did something wrong? when he shot both kyle and, he waited until both of them emptied their guns so their guns were empty when he shot them, which indicated to me he had a plan, he knew what he was doing, when i heard that

piece of they had a convinced me he knew what he was doing and he should be found guilt. >> i what was he saying, they were out to kill him? >> yes. >> in in his minds? >> if he didn't kill them they would kill him. so he said he was pro ticking himself. the defense, these lawyers came one every argument they could come up with. really is truly sad though. a lot of times when they raise insanity defense it is really casino after bunch of mal army -- arc i, but this guy real had i a mental illness. eight days before he was in mental institution, his mother begged the va keep him in, he is threatened to kill me, my family and other people. please keep him in the institution. the va said no, and they let him out. >> va again. >> it is the va again. the va has other trouble as you probably reported today. so va has a lot to answer. a shame he had mental illness, in an institution, his mother new it, his mother beg him. they let him out. he did the very thing he threatened to do. >> other issue of the movie being out at the same time. >> true, like movie theater showing the movie with just

3 miles from where the trial was happening. >> academy awards were like two nights before. kyle's wife was, there couldn't have been worse timing for this defense team. >> do you -- >> they are going to appeal in texas they have probably zero chance of any success within with a appeal. >> this man mentally i will spend the rest of his fly jail probably get no treatment for his mental illness. >> that's where it gets to be, you know, sad. because it is like if he needs treatment, then he should be able to get. >> probably will sad situation. >> 735:67:89 read what's in there. >> says thank you, ken, come back and see us soon. >> oh, i will. i always look forward to seeing you guys. >> very sweet. >> i appreciate more coming from, anyhow. >> thank you, ken. >> come back, now, you hear? >> ya, you hear? >> okay, so, jen is up at jack frost big boulder. >> love that place. >> hey, jen? >> oh, ladies and gentlemen,

1980 called. they want their sled back. >> this thing is called a throw back. matt, show them thousand works. no bindings. how jake burton started. they're saying it is for everybody. we'll talk about this, skiing by you. sweet moves, man. we're in the pocono mountains this morning. here, jake burton, i got you, baby. 1981. what? we'll talk about this cool n

jacklyn: our middle schools have classes that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social studies to make room for preparing for the test. gina: we have no after-school programs, we have no freshman sports, we have no extra anything... okaikor: we're cutting those programs to make way for test prep. and we're not taking in to all the other things that makes a child whole. gina: we are setting our kids up to fail.

>> when burton started skiing in the 408's, went down attached to a rope, no bindings, no fear. now burton seeing a throw backboard, again, no bindings, and there isn't a rope either. so, of course, jen is at jack frost with a first look at this board, are you going to try it, jen? >> reporter: of course, and i have to say -- >> having some trouble with jen there, we'll try to get back to her as soon as we k we want to see the snow board, only a rope, no other bindings. sounds amazing, right? okay, so coming up. ment spring training, i went down to florida to get a taste of what the fill reese going through, as they get ready for this upcoming season, yes,

giving me little lesson. we'll show this when we come back.

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>> okay, can you guys here me, skee knee snow. >> yes. >> okay. matt go, for t so basically this is a throw backboard. you can't even buy them yet. but in the fall, the burton store in the king of prussia mall is going to have them. it is pretty cool. basically it is exactly what jake burton in 1981, hi, started going on. and they're saying, by the way, oh! >> hi, hi, how are you? you're saying that this is the way that people are learning how to snow board in their backyards, don't netly have to be at a resort. >> exactly, what's old is newspaper, bringing back this throw back from 1981 from burton. >> i love it. and explain, it is a lot less money, you don't have to buy the binds action, buy the snow board boots, and it is an introduction to the sport for people who might not be ready to fully commit?

>> exactly, toking use in your own backyard, surf in the snow, comes in two sizes, one for the kids at 100 centimeters, the other 1130 centimeters, so 130 bucks, and it is new for this fall, 2015, it will be sold in the king of prussia store. >> so people can't buy it, this is the first that people are seeing it, why does burton want to bring it back. >> basically just get introducing new people to the sport, and, you know, do it in your own backyard, having fun, dad, mom, even if you don't snow board, out there, surf have fun in the snow. >> i feel like when it snows, you know, in new jersey, pennsylvania, and delaware, you don't need a lot of snow to do this. so even if the kids are not enough for a snowman, they can make it happen. >> yes! >> it is pretty cool. all right, so mike, not to be a big show off, i'll do this one more time because i kind of did it. i have to say, matt gave me good advice, holdup on the thing, because that's how you keep control. so everyone move out of the way. don't get in my way g, i'll

punch you in the face. see now i can do it. >> like i said, get out of my way. >> oh, geez. >> little harder to stop. but again i've had this thing for what 15 seconds? >> yes. >> anybody can do it. >> give me five minutes, coy rock t you're pretty good. you should work for burton. oh, snap. he works for burton. okay, so we'll be here all morning long, mike jerrick, we didn't get one every these at the studio because i feel like on snow days you could be doing this literally on market street. >> exactly. >> down the art museum steps. >> you have to have a little bit after hill. take it up to the belmont platt ooh? >> that's true. >> we could go to the art museum, the steps might be little too much. >> the rocky stems, if you get enough snow, 6 inches, could you go straight down. >> they were doing that last this past week end. >> kind of like surround every on the snow but something to hole onto. >> but breaking is an issue, i need better brakes. i don't know. >> breaking your face. >> jump often you're done. exactly. well, that looks like fun.

all right, well, we might be getting some of us a little bit of snow tomorrow morning. not today, though. temperatures are in the teens right now. 19 degrees in philadelphia. not much after windchill. but for tomorrow morning, sussex county, delaware, under winter weather advisory, goes from ten tonight until one in the afternoon tomorrow for several inches of accumulation of snowfall do. get little less to the north of that. even possibility of coating or so in the philadelphia area. again there is will be during the morning hours tomorrow. so after 47 degrees on sunday, and 25 yesterday, today we casino of meet in the middle with 37 for a high. and then it is back to cold temperatures after that snow in the morning tomorrow. and 27 is the high for thursday. twenty-eight on frigid friday, and then, chance of some snow in the afternoon, on sunday. so, that's a look at your weather authority forecast. getting you through the weekends and beyond. but first we have to get through wednesday morning, bob kelly. >> yes, sunday, sunday, sunday. we have sun glare for you here, eastbound on 422 bumper

to bumper smashed with the sun heavy from royersford all the way in to collegeville. we'll enjoy the sunshine today, because as sue just mentioned it, won't be with us this time tomorrow. back up on the benny coming into downtown, everybody coming into work this morning, heavy from the toll plaza in through center city. a water main break another one this will be a big one in bala cynwyd, bella avenue right at levering mill, right over thereby that balance a one, balance a two plaza there, just off city line avenue a accident on the boulevard, it is northbound, at pennypack circle in the great northeast, in the outer drive. and then watch for delays westbound on the schuylkill. we're heavy from pretty much belmont avenue all the way out to and around that conshohocken curve all because after accident just west of 476. so there are delays leaving town, and then we have sun glare delay coming into town. mike, alex, back over to you.

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philadelphia greatest link on the home page to vote for these two matchups now, we'll unveil our final two on monday morning's good day philadelphia. you have until midnight friday to vote for these four. >> now, one of them really is going to be hard, because schmidty, i've been down to explain strange. >> smithy? >> we will area cool, we're home ills. so great talking it allege end. so i think i have to vote for him now. >> he was laughing with you. he could be somewhat stoic at times. >> because's serious guy, he was all about business. >> he is the number one stunner. >> yes, he isment and he shines every summer in time for spring training. so we'll show you another tid-bit from spring training. because they put knee work. i wasn't ready for there is but they put me to workment look at this with larry bowa. >> hi, i'm larry, larry bowa. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. so we will try to teach you how to hit. is that what we are doing. >> yes, i need to learn how to hit. >> if we can't hit, we have to look like a big leaguer. >> okay.

>> i got to look the part watch do they say, fake it until you make it? >> there go. >> now, hit it here if. >> yes. >> let me tell you the reason they tap the plate. most of the time. >> okay? >> the reason you tap the plate here, you can give me the bat, you want to have god plate coverage. when i say that you want to be able to hit a pitch here as well as here. most guys when they tap the plate, that means they can reach that pitch out there. okay? >> okay. >> so you want to get a nice comfortable stands, have your weight bald, you know, a lot of guys like to crouch, some like to sit, whatever is comfortable to you. it is authorities tell somebody this is the way we want you to do it. >> we can suggest but it has to be comfortable for you. now, let me ask you this, i think i should throw under hand at first? >> please do. >> don't be hitting back at me. >> i don't think will go very far. >> just go nice and east. >> i okay. >> all right. that's okay. watch the ball. see your head went like this. keep your head right there. >> i'm afraid it will hit me. >> choke up little bit. >> so what's this. >> yes. >> there go. >> i won't hit you.

>> there you go. all right. >> there you go. >> mike, falls like that? >> let it g just don't hit me. >> that one was right back at me. >> that's true. >> go more that way. >> no, no, i'll try -- >> i don't want to hit you. >> all right, see. >> okay, okay. >> all right. >> that's not a strike. that's what we're trying to get our guys, swing strikes. >> okay. >> okay. >> there you go. >> oh, look at that. >> homerun? >> better than do you. >> (laughing). >> all right. >> progress. >> foul ball.

foul ball. >> foul, right? okay. >> you're good. >> now you got two strikes, you got to protect. >> here you go. >> we got to put it in play. there you go. >> oh, look at that. >> ready? >> yes! >> that's good. >> i need to run, don't i? all right. >> you got to run around. >> let's go. >> ♪ >> after this whole trip, larry bowa suggested to the team all of our phillies players will now play in ballet slipper. >> it works. did you see how fast i was running. >> you. >> were fast. >> seriously great to touch

with larry bowa the 1980 world series team, just amazing, a great time. so more tid-bits from spring training. i'm just glad he took the time to work with me. >> you actually got better. you hit couple of line drives. >> i knew what i was doing. >> fantastic. all right, 7:53. what do a man's hands have to say about the way he treats women? ladies? >> are you hiding your hands? >> we're going to tell you how to read your man's hands. >> so look over to your husband, your significant other, whatever. drag his hands over, get next to the

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♪ >> so mike, you've been running from me. i need to see your hands. >> we need to see preston and steve's hands, good morning, guys, have you been checking your hands this morning? >> yes, ya, the correlation between how you treat women

and your hands? >> urine decks fingers and your ring fingers, close in lent at all? >> no. >> ya. well, there go. >> can you see mine. >> wait a minute. >> little bit. >> so what's the survey say. >> it says if you answered yes to the fact if they're close to each other, if one is longer, what, the ring finger, let me look back up. index finger longer than your ring finger, or if there is just really close together, then out of luck. not likely toilings, smile, laugh or compliment women. >> what's the case? say that? this gets confusing. >> if urine decks fink is her longer than your ring finker? >> yes, longer than your ring finger. >> i can't tell. >> i know looks like my ring fink is her longer, right? here, on my right hand, ring fink is her longer than my index finger, on my left hand their about the same lent. >> well, that's weird. >> well then that means you said yes to it, because it says if it is longer or close

together, so means you're not a nice guy. >> both my middle fink verse work in the adult film industry. >> oh, wow. >> ya, my ring fink is her longer than my index finger. >> looks like preston the sam thing, ring finger longer than his index finger. i think that means he's nice guy. >> there are some holes this this theory here, i think. >> we're both bastards. >> oh,. >> listen to. >> this i'm going to throw it back to you, this is all about -- i saw another study that says women, whose index fink is her shorter than their ring fink remember more likely to hold traditionally male job. >> my index fink is her shorter than my ring finger. so should and man sitting here? >> put them up again. >> no, it means would you make a great lumberjack. >> see, all of these things, though, they come out, and,

you know, there are all of these surveys, i don't know, if you're that concerned with your fingers and not living life to its fullest, that's what my grandmother always said before we had her committed. >> for this whole segment look to the ring err between the ring and the index finker. >> exactly. >> or maybe it is so hard dating if you look at men's fingers get indication thousand should go, then maybe we should do it? >> i say ladies, look at the man's car. that's your better indication. >> really? >> or smell his finger. >> oh, gosh. >> now that's true. >> that's not right. >> won't be doing that, no. >> i thought women did look at man's hand for other reasons? >> well, ya. >> lent and so for the, yes. >> big hands, big gloves. all right, guys, see you next week. >> all right, see ya later. >> good day to you, it is wednesday, what is it the 25th, february 25th, 2015. here we go.

>> live from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". >> well, it is a blast that's been seen around the world. the aftermath, now rocking new jersey neighborhood this morning. plus, the split second decision that led to this video. chris? >> keith olbermann suspended, controversial comments ruling up penn state ers right now, what he said that got him pulled from the anchor desk. quincy harris, good morning to you. >> local super producer jim beans, he's produced songs with chris brown, katy perry, a bunch of people. guess what? he's working on all of the songs on empire. he's going to help me out today. i can't wait. jim, waist going on? >> hey, baby, i need more could you bells. in the pocono mountains at jack frost, talking about this weekend's amazing event. why you need a pink cow bell you will be interested to hear about it, it is beautiful here, guys. >> because there are bears out there.

>> you'll scare them away. >> scare the bears. hey look at this shot of all of the mugs that bob kelly is checking up in his desk basically. >> essex pants dollars to two, three deaths. >> i love the people are participating, it is great. >> we got them coming in. latest one from berlin farmers market, over in berlin, new jersey. okay, and they say they had two requests. >> other way. other way. look at the board. right there. >> two requests. to keep the traffic coming, in for sue to forecast a beautiful flea market weekend. >> all right, well, we will work on that. >> work on that. >> at least half of it will be. >> keep it coming. the ups guy getting good work out taking the hand truck up to the third floor. >> why do they call it a flow market? >> i don't know. >> we'll have to gooing they will. >> sue? >> i have to do the forecast first then i'll gooing tell. >> good news count to go spring. so sue will have nice forecast, right?

beautiful one, nice and warm hopefully? >> sure. at these will be dry, this saturday. >> that sounds fabulous. >> great flea market day. all right, weaver seven out of ten, for our weather by the numbers, and a bundled up bus stop buddy with the sunshine temperatures in the teens, now not as cold as yesterday, but teens are still cold. we have a 25 degrees temperature, and 16 degrees windchill, much warmer than yesterday. but still cold. thirty-seven should be the high today. not as harsh as yesterday. then down to the teens again tonight. getting ready for some snow tomorrow morning. who is going to get snow? we'll tell in you just a few month, bob kelly? >> sue, 8:02. good morning, everybody, live look at the jam cam. ninety-five southbound, extra heavy from woodhaven all the way into downtown, we had two earlier incidents, near aramingo avenue. southbound lanes at 295, now, bumper to bumper, from pretty much cherry hill all the way down to the 42 freeway, there is an accident right there, before you get to 295. and a water main break, in

balance akin wood there is along bala avenue at levering mill road. accident on the boulevard, northbound, right near the pennypack circle, that's taking out the outer drive. and then eastbound lanes of 422, some sun glare, volume, as we pump the brakes from pretty much collegeville, 29 all the way in through king of prussia. mass transit, though, looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> this is what i understanded, bob, flea market, well, weaver to wait ' see. flea market, so second hands items, right, used stuff, and it might be items so old and disheveled that fleas might be in them? >> i don't think. is that it? >> in the product? >> i thought it was open air, open air market. >> well, it is. i think the first flea market was in france, in paris. >> makes sense. >> second hands items that might be infested when fleas. >> adds to the experience. >> yes. >> well, thank you for that. >> look, sue, i think justice covered mike can google for

himself. look at that. do we need -- >> kit cat kline told me that in my ear. >> trying to give you some props. >> thank you. >> we opportunity see a reunion. >> after yesterday's big story about the delaware three year old police say was abducted by her father. she expected to return home today after being safely reunited when her mother yesterday in massachusetts. now, three year old elinor had been forceably take friend her new castle county home on monday by her father. there was multi state search for michael trotta and led authorities to massachusetts. and jennifer joyce will have a live report on this homecoming that we're expecting at the airport here in philly later on in the show. >> if you happen to know what flight she is coming in, which airline, et cetera, from boston, let us know. >> might need to know that. >> yes. >> i think we're in area where we think this might be happening. so we have an idea, yes, if someone knows, let us know. how about this? stafford township police officer turn on his dash cam just in time to capture wow this moment, that a home

exploded yesterday. fifteen people were hurt in this blast. new jersey natural gas workers alert today gas smell yesterday on oak avenue near route nine. not far from the garden -- garden state parkway. no one was inside the property, there was guest home under renovation. >> once the explosion happened, he enters his car, pushed the record button, knowing that the recorder would capture 30 seconds prior to the recorder being turned on, which is the way the cameras are set up. >> law enforcement in 29 years, i've seen a lot of things, but never have seen the total devestation like i saw. >> i heard this big crashing noise, or explosion, or something, the whole house shook. i thought the house was going down. >> very violent, yes, actually came downstairs, my kitchen cabinets were open. >> unbelievable. it is absolutely amaze that nobody lost their life. >> but they did get hurt. >> yes, there were couple of people who were hurt. two new jersey natural gas workers were critically hurt, five other employees also injured, along with six firefighters in two emergency service text. gas crews continue to go from

house to house, restoring service, and at this point, some people still aren't allowed to go back to their homes. so letting people in family by family to come in and get necessary items if they need it. >> just into us. neshaminy high school, they've had water main break. so they're not going to have school today. now, if you are already there, they're going to have people come pick you at about 10:00 o'clock this morning, but if you haven't left iron house yet for neshaminy high school don't go. there has been water main break. more on that in just a bit. 8:06. the veer has been reached since we told you last night. in fact, late last night about 8:30 texas time and the american sniper murder trial. >> we the jury finds the defendant eddie ray rouse guilty on the offense of capitol murder's charged, the verdict is signed by foreperson of the jury. >> yes, that jury in texas found exmarine eddie ray rouse there he is guilty of killing chris kyle and his friends, chad little field. both were gunned down in a

shooting range in february of 2013. the men had taken eddie ray rouse out to the shooting range after rouse's mother begged kyle, chris kyle, to help him. defense lawyers argue that rouse suffers from psychosis when he turned his gun on them. shot them in the back. rouse received an automatic life sentence without parole last night. >> 8:07. espn suspended keith olbermann for the remainder of the week after engage in the twitter fight with penn state student and supporter. >> they've been going back and forth penn state ers and keith olbermann for few years now. >> this all goes back to the sandusky trial. >> yes, and we know that keith olbermann went to colonel, not that that really matters, but social media spat happened after this penn state student then the time tweeted the phrase we are, with a link to an article about the $13 million they had raised to fight pediatric cancer. in response, as if olbermann

had to respond to this, he replied with the word pitiful. so often spars, and in this case, for some reason, decided to make personal attacks against students who wanted to defend the fundraising effort. now, here are some of the things olbermann said with his tweets. >> i said psu students were pitiful. and had nothing to do with fundraising. psu student rent pitiful because they're psu student, period. and i like to thank the students anal almost of penn state for proving my point about the mediocrity of their he'd action annette innings. again, he's write to go college kids. olbermann later apologized later on twitter saying quote he was stupid and childish his words. espn says olbermann will return to work on monday, but had long history, less than professional confrontations with networks. he's worked with in the past or as olbermann would correct me with the networks with which he's worked. there go. right? >> he is a big grammar police

offers. >> he's been in trouble before, too. latest spat with current tv before this latest work with espn. it was interesting, the quote from current tv at the time, this is going back to 2012 is current was founded on the values of respect, and loyalty to our viewers, unfortunately, values are no longer reflect in the our relationship with keith olbermann. we have ended it. so things have always gotten nasty seems with olbermann and his employers. see what happens this time. >> he is a brilliant guy. very smart guy. >> i don't know why he gets into twitter fights. >> back and forth, gets people talking about it? >> sometimes, just to put the twitter account out the way. >> almost seems like there might be. >> so the name? >> fighting with espn years ago. >> msnbc, had trouble with

them, got suspended for making nations, political -- on the democratic side. >> al gore started current tv and hired him. >> my goodness. >> i followed him for years. chris, thank you. 8:10. >> this winter weather is leaving a bad taste in some people's mouths. literally. coming up: how the salt on the roads is making it way into the tap water, and delaware county. now, we told but this yesterday. they told us, there is no problem with the water, even though, it tastes salty. we'll test this out, bring in expert, and taste the water. we have delco water. >> delco water right in front of us now, and we'll taste that, if you enough delco and your water tastes salty get on twitter right now. tell us about it, what are you doing about it? >> first don't try this at home. the epic snow shoveling attempt that you cannot stop watching this morning. oh, my gosh. it goes on and on and on.

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posted it town is that gram. i'm exhaust. >> but he never went down. >> he never went down, kept going, sue. >> so you're buying that this is not fake? i mean, why is she videotaping a man shoveling? >> this just happened to happened? >> well, maybe he slipped before and went back out? >> oh, wow. oh. well, we just love to laugh at others misfortunes. >> you don't shovel like that. did you see in the beginning how he is pushing the shovel? >> didn't know how to shovel. >> maybe it is fake. never know nowadays. >> i know, so cynical. let's take a look at the temperatures, at least better than yesterday. 25 degrees, in the city, 14 in mount pocono, and 11 in lancaster. saw below zero temperatures at this time on tuesday, 22 degrees in wilmington, 25 in wildwood. seems balmy now, but now watching another storm system that's going to be headed our way, and this looks like it is in the offering for tomorrow morning, but it will affect

south and east of philadelphia, more than it will here. at least that's the way the track of the storm looks now. but, keep an eye on this, we'll have updates for you on myfoxphilly.com. and on the news of course later on in the day, scott williams will have the latest forecast on this, to see if it sneaks up into the philadelphia area. so beef ' got 27 gross for tomorrow, and 28 on friday, so frigid. still cold saturday, below freezing, and then some snow possible late in the day on sunday, maybe changing to rain on monday, that's your seven day forecast, and here's bob kelly. >> hey, sioux, morning, everybody. 8:15 this wednesday morning, live look at the blue route, 476, rolling through delaware county, pack your shades, sun glare this morning, as you head south down toward philly international. coming in toward philly, it is a back up on the benny. jammo, from pretty much the toll plaza, up and over, into downtown at eighth and vine, little sun glare splashed across the bridge, as well, but no complaints, because we're not going to have have the sun tomorrow, this time,

to be complaining about it. twenty minute delays though on septa's media elwyn regional rail line, because of some early morning equipment problems. and because of the cold weather, septa has no a or b service on the market frankford line today. every train is making every stop, and they are rolling all the way through the york and dauphin station. south on 295, the gang leaving south jersey, heavy cherry hill, mon laurel, all the way down to the 42 freeway, all because after crash, right in the work zone there, in bellmawr. mike, alex, back over to you. >> okay, i have a bottle of watt their chris o'connell got me last night. >> okay. >> and -- >> delco. >> yes, he put on top, the little night says delco water. >> does it say be aware? >> it says be salty. >> if you live in delaware county, and think you're drinking water, tastes little salty, you're not imagining this. a lot of people in delco have tweeted us, called us, said my water tastes salty.

>> so we went to the authorities about this. and they say they know what's causing it, because of all of the snow we've had and the salt they put on the roadways and the runoff, trickles down to the water. but they say it is not an issue. acqua water says they've received dozens of calls from customers saying the water tastes salty, so they say even though it tastes bad no health risk from drinking it. they say it will pass in a day or two. just kind of bear with it. >> so from all of the salt put down on the slick roads, that's what they're playing. >> that's what they are saying. >> john dyson from sanatoga water conditioning has joined us, you have heard about this going on in delaware. >> absolutely. >> so chris o'connell did this story last night, went to delco, had somebody give him some tap water. >> okay, so we'll try it out? does it smell salty? >> not real. >> i would you like some? >> sure, all take a glass. >> okay, see. sorry i don't have a glass for you, john. >> i had two last night. >> oh, did you? >> you've had your fill.

>> i had some last night, yes. >> maybe the after taste? >> sound like we're tasting wine. >> do you have swirl it, mike. >> of course winter comes every year. is this something they deal where year or more salt being thrown on the roadways. >> more salt. worse of the year, more salt infiltrates into the reservoirs. >> tells me how that works. salt on the road. >> right. >> where does it go, if it comes out my tap? >> all of your public water comes from water shed, which is an area where all of the water ends up into a regulars sorry, a river, so on, so for the. so any runoff that could be half mile, it can be several miles away, any runoff will eventually end up into that water shed and eventually ends up into the water supply. >> but wouldn't chemicals, gasoline, sewage, everything else run down in there? >> yes, all of that kind of stuff does runoff into the places, and it can be an issue

at some times. obviously some of these things are more noticeable because you're tasting and smelling them. sometimes the run-off is not so noticeable, and it is still there. >> what -- hold on. what's you're saying is all of the stuffy just mentioned could be in the watt their we're drinking. >> to some agree, yes, most of the things are regulated, and they are tested for in a very regular base nays public water supply. so you don't have too much of a concern that way. but, yes. things like soda for instance not regulated, things like pharmaceuticals are not regulated, pesticides not regulated, so all of these things realistically can be in our water supply. >> and to treatment plant. >> but, yes. >> not directly drinking it. >> if it goes to a treatment plant why does it taste like salt. >> not being treated for that particular contaminant. many different contaminants, many different things have to be treated for in a treatment plant, a list of a hundred plus -- >> wouldn't salt be in your top five? >> not that much after issue typically, no the really.

usually ends up being dilute in the such a large reservoir, doesn't real he matter. >> salt doesn't hurt you i guess. >> whether it comes it this, though, you say typically it, does happen watch can we do then, if we taste something, hum, something doesn't seem right? >> yes, the best thing to do have the water tested, public water supply, call them first, ask them is there something going on, why am i tasting this, why does it smell that way, if on well pretty much responsible for your own water. >> you know, drink bottled water but on fixed income, i can't afford bottled water. >> right. >> now, don't lie to mement look at me. our water guy. >> i'm water guy. >> do you drink bottled water? >> no. >> do you drink tap water? >> no. >> what do you drink. >> reverse osmosis water filtration system. >> what the heck is that? >> sounds pretty intense. >> it is, it is actually, very, very fine filtration system if you will that basically removes 90 plus policer of all contaminants from water. >> walter filther? >> i have several tap at my

kitchen sink i get my water from, so i make my own bottled water flu. >> see? he is a water guy, and guess to those lengths for the water due to so crumby. >> that's sag something here. how about you take my extra glass? >> right. nobody wants it. right? >> but they say the salt -- >> change my life. aim going reverse osmosis every day. >> weeble over this afternoon. >> thank you. we got controversy at the red carpet. that will julianne a rancic, that he not her, apologizing for comments she made about the woman on the right. she 18 years old there. is giuliana. what she said you'll hear from her, and hear the reaction from who she said it about. but first what about this moment at the oscars? if you blinked it, you might have missed it, we'll start with you in just a moment. people are calling the saddest in oscar history, what michael keaton did seconds after in oscar history, what michael keaton did seconds after loliving with chronic migraine

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>> taylor swift makes good on a promise to donate the proceeds from her popular song, welcome to new york, which was just a bad song. the city's public schools, the new york city department every education confirms that taylor made a $50,000 donation, how about that, what's not clear is if that was the first of. planned payments. she didn't use the phrase portion of the proceeds in her original announcement. so we'll see exactly how much she ends up giving the school. >> is it wrong of me to think if you're from pennsylvania, and you're from our area. >> from berks count. >> i donate, help out our area. >> did we ask? >> i think it is great she is donating to schools, hey, if you're going to show some love, spread some love, how about not home noun. >> good point. >> i think it is great a loft celebrities aren't doing that. >> she is now living in new

york. >> and she's like the ambassador for new york city? >> of all people, really? >> makes sense then. >> okay, well, because well philly schools don't need money, do they? taylor? help? >> from lancaster, or redding. >> reading, you're right. >> i think so, reading. hey, nominated for an oscar, and you write your acceptance speech, you know, you put it in your pocket, in your tux. >> for safe keeping. >> get red any case you win it, specially if you're the odds on favorite to win like michael keaton was on sunday night. >> well, he was first for the best actor award second forgetting caught on camera, because, he tucked away his acceptance speech. it went by fast. we'll tell this, so you can see it, in the lower right-hand side of the video. >> okay? >> you can see keaton there, circled, there he puts in his jacket pocket what is believed to be his acceptance speech. looks down, look being look down oh, manny lost and puts right back. >> well, who caught that? >> i know there is little --

you had to be looking for him to see his face. >> who won? >> eddie red main, from everything, but oh, michael keaton. >> oh, my, see, just about 99% of the movie critics said that michael keaton was shoe in basically for that award. >> so he thought ted. >> he had it in his hand, his acceptance speech. >> worse feeling, wait to go hear oh, man. >> we should have him on and just have him read it. >> wonder what he had to say. >> oh,. >> okay, let's get to quincy. good morning, quinn i, where are you up to? >> super producer, with jim beans. he's made all the music for empire, and we will drip top coming up next of the he'll produce

>> 8:30, off the roosevelt boulevard, looking live from skyfox over the scene of this school bus accident on the

southbound lanes of the roosevelt boulevard. that is the exit for the kelly drive, and ridge avenue. if you look close there, at the back end that far school bus, that white vehicle looks like it rearended the school bus, and when this happened, traffic was back up in that right lane. bumper to bumper as it typically is. my guess is that the car didn't stop, went underneath the school bus there, we do have, we have no reports of any kids injured or transported, so that's good news at this time. firefighters centered around the vehicle that rearended the school bus here on the boulevard, southbound lanes of the roosevelt boulevard, as you approach the exit for the kim i drive and the schuylkill expressway. if you zoom in little bit tighter there, we can see, you can casino of gauge the firefighters, they're in the moving around real fast we don't see any ambulances or rescue squads on the scene, so that's good sign that no kids

are either on the bus or no kids are injured, but this is causing a major back up on the roosevelt boulevard. penndot cameras here, there is the school bus, you see everybody pushed over to the left lane we'll stay on top of this, with skyfox, jam cams. if anything changes we'll break back in again. southbound lanes of the boulevard accident approaching the schuylkill expressway. and see the sun glare has been wick this morning. >> really has. and it looks great out there. but it is still really cold. just not as cold as it was yesterday. but, a lot of our temperatures are still in the teens, and, we even put some shades on bus stop buddy to wait for the school bus. and hopefully, staying safe. seven out of ten is our number today. now we have gotten to up 25 degrees there is was our high temperature, yesterday, so we're already doing better than yesterday. the windchill, though, 16. so it is still pretty cold. thirty-seven is the high. not as harsh. and then tonight down into the teens, with increasing clouds, getting ready for some snow

tomorrow. who is going to get the snow? we'll thanes that yes in just a few, mike, alex. >> sue as you know tonight another airing of the big fox hit empire. >> that's right. >> is that 9:00 tonight, right. >> it is at nine. i think one of the reasons people love it so much, the acting and the dialogue fantastic, but so much music, too. >> specially vince hit everyone is talking about. >> a lot of people love drip drop. >> listening to local connection to end empire. that's philadelphia music producer jim beans playing the rapper titan. also produced and co-wrote the song you just heard, and most of the tracks in the series. >> got studio over there in bryn mawr, where quincy right now. hey. >> this guy is amazing, i've been talking to him. you produce for so many

people, chris brown, you work with, britney spears you've work with, so many, the names go on and on. but i don't think a lot of people under stands the process of how the songs, you know, empire. break it down for us. >> well, okay. well, start the music here, music and then the writing, you know, write the lyrics to it, after it is written and the muse sick done, i have to go in the studio and demo the songs, once they are demoed, send them off to the great timber land to get approval to make sure he likes everything, he likes how the drums slap, he likes how the music casino of like has, you know, authentic sound, add hug little magic and the ideas he has, he shoots it back, then from there the songs are shot off to fox. and then fox has to make sure that the lyrics casino of match. >> oh,. >> so here is the thing, as well. people, a lot of people don't know, you don't have these songs together. like they tell you a scenario, then you just write the song.

>> absolutely. >> so drop drop, they told you, okay, we need a song. what was the explanation behind drip drop? they told you we needed what? >> that call came from ham risker the direct or, one of the directors on empire. she told me she wanted hakeem's lollipop, which is a song this was lil wayne, so they wanted a song this was basically his rendition of thousand would be for him if he -- >> oh, wow. >> and then, okay, the one song i was telling you about, keep your money, they tell you, what do they tell you, that they need from you, for keep your money. >> keep your money, was another one of those project where we had to do a song that was taken from an old school hip hop song, and re-invent it to a new school r and d song. so, the original version was a rap, actually sticky fink presser on innings, rub it like this, and rubbing like

that, and then the new version was i don't need it. so it went from hip top to r&b. >> and then in the next hour, you're going to produce me, i'm going to sing this song, okay? i'm going to sing keep your money. you're going to produce me, see if he can make me into a superstar as you are. >> here is the problem. >> we'll see what happens. >> we've heard quincy sing. >> not a problem, mike. no, no, no. >> the other thing is you can keep your monday say good song, like it is one of my favorite songs on the show empire. so you can't mess this up. >> i can sing, guys. listen. hold on. here we go. here we are. hold on, hold on. here we are. do this. right here? okay. here go. >> ♪ >> no, oh, god. >> the man is not a miracle worker. >> oh, my god. >> ♪ >> quincy, you should look at his face right now. >> need a lot of filters.

>> quincy! >> ya, we'll let you work on. that will we'll give you little time to put that together. because you're going to need some help. >> by the way one of the stars from empire will join just just a little bit. so he is the attorney, eventually turn on lure a? >> oh,. >> oh, we'll ask him for a scoop around 93 i can't wait until tonight. >> he plays vernon turner. >> yes. >> lure a's friend? >> an attorney, yes. >> for the empire. >> okay, plus, will we soon have a new christian grey? you know, there are two more movies coming out. >> oh, no. >> but the lead actor in the first one, jamie, may be leaving 50 shades behind him. and you know what? his wife might be the reason. hiiiii.

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>> we will show you this begin, happened to man in kentucky. you can see, he is having hard

time shoveling. slipping and sliding for about nine seconds straight. so of course our own mike jerrick has decided to show us how he likes to cross the street in the snow. hey, mike? >> what's going on? you like the yellow suit i had on in uptown funk? walking down walnut st., i think we're on, walking down walnut st. the other day, yesterday matter of fact, going into that store theory, how are you doing? and i couldn't figure out we all have this dilemma. how do you get across from the street, to the sidewalk, over the ice mound? and vice versa? so i realize, what technique do you use? like when you walk up here, are you one of the people that does the -- where you step all the way over, like that? or are you one of these, hi, i know, be careful, are you the tiptoe err? you got three options, the step-over, the gingerly little

movement, like this, or do you insist on walking all the way down to where there is a hole? do you walk down like a half block? >> well, which one do you do, mike, normally? >> i look for this, the safest, try to find a space. but downtown walnut st. yesterday, there was no gap. >> oh,. >> so i was doing a lot of the step-over, so you don't hit any ice at all. >> you must be great at lungs? >> i'm tiptoe err, i have to admit. >> you do the tiptoe? >> yes, i do the tiptoe. >> i really try to do the step-over. >> you know my legs aren't that long, so. >> oh, ya. all right, jen, what's going on? >> reporter: we are here at jack frost. there are some amazing things going on, we will tell you all about it when we come back in just a little bit. look, already getting ready to show us the fun.

>> update on breaking news, looking live from skyfox over the scene of the accident, on the roosevelt boulevard, involves school bus. here is the latest info. police tell us, there were about nine kids on the bus.

the only person transported at this time is the driver of the vehicle that looks like it rearended the school bus here, again, all southbound lanes of the roosevelt boulevard, as you approach the kelly drive. that's the off ramp therefore the kelly, where you see the paramedics. there you go. see the white vehicle there? bunched upright behind the school bus. initial reports were we had like nine kids on the bus, one child in the car, plus bus driver, obviously, a adult driving the vehicle, the only person transported right now, and actually that person walk to the rescue squad, was the driver of that white vehicle. so that's good news, maybe little late arrival for the kids on the school bus, probably shaken up little bit. but what's good news, initial reports, all of the kids are okay, and causing back up on the boulevard, southbound, heading into the kim i drive. mike, al next. >> 8:46 now. let's do some well snow boarding, skiing, whatever you want to do. >> we need more cow bells.

>> and more cow bell, jen, more cow bell. >> yes, more cow bell. and they'll be really going crazy on the cow bell this weekend, morning, ladies? good morning? heather and bernie both from jack frost. you have special event. you in particular, you got your pink coat on, pink cow bell. tell us what's happening this weekend? >> this weekend breast cancer awareness day, ski for the cure here at jack frost, our eighth annual event benefit the northeast pennsylvania affiliate of susan g. komen for the cure. >> two time survive snore. >> two time survivor last time this past year. >> and it is a fun day, right? you get to go racing, and cow bells are going crazy, not too late to ender? >> absolutely not. whole mountain in pink. we have pink olympic race skates, in the morning, dedication run, we have lots of things going on, inside and outside, we have snow tubing, we have, you know, skiing of course. >> great. >> all kind of stuff. >> okay the other thing that happens, a week from this friday, march 6th, we were

just talking to our friends preston and steve, it is the cardboard classic, i'm embarrass today say i've never been, but one of your signature events smear. >> it is, amazing event. you know, the work that goes into the sleds is amazing, they spends weeks and hours and lots of time and money on those sleds. so if you have never been, it is definitely the day to come out and check it out. >> if people don't mow what we are talking about they make sleds out of card bore, again, still enter for that? >> right. they have to register through wmmr. yes, cards board you. >> tape and paint and that's it. >> saturday, march 7th, you guys have another amazing event? >> right. big boulder the sean jordan open. little kid making a name for himself. he's come back, this is the second annual event, bringing event back here, $10,000 purse. and you can still register for that, as well. >> love it. all right. well, we've been having fun here all morning long, thank you for having us. >> your welcome. >> thank you for coming. >> you want women out on snow boards right? proud of me for snow boarding but say you want to kick it up

a notch. >> for the women's seminar next year, which they run the weaken after martin luther king every year. everything on the website. >> a shame you're not more pleasant and attractive and, you know, also ski instructor here, so that's pretty cool. because a lot of people i think sometimes are reluctant, snow season behind me, but you are teaching women every dismay. >> absolutely, and i have tuesday's women's program as well, 24 women come out on tuesday for lesson, as well. so, everything is here at jack frost. >> i love it. hey you guys did some real good tricks. >> coming up in the 9:00 hour, a lot of mommies that think it is too cold to be outside. we're going to talk about how to stay warm. mike, did you have something smart to say? >> oh? >> i rarely have anything mart to say. but how long does it take to you get to jack frost? >> oh, like less than an hour and a half. not that far. it feels like what mike says, what? >> she is sleeping, she took a

nap. >> apparently slept for an hour today. >> still close enough. that's fine. >> i went to the african-american museum, to open the ceremony, the event, had seven year old girl walk up to the podium, she blew me away. this is the girly wanted to you meet. right? >> i can't wait. >> she is here at seven years of age, she is already designing fashion. >> oh, my gosh. >> she has her own clothing line. and she's an actress, and a singer and a dancer. >> she does it all.

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> preppy of sunshine, just not as colds as yesterday. most of the temperatures in the teens, at 25 in philadelphia, into the 20's to the south of us, so, that's bodes pretty well since 25 was actually our high temperature yesterday, so already ahead of

the game. now, tonight, we're going to see some clouds start to roll n look what happens about 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. we start getting some snow to the south every us, in delaware, and south jersey. jersey shore, going to be getting some snow. we see during the morning rush, again, with the timing of this storm. snow starts to move little further northward, by 8:00 could be seeing snow here in philadelphia t really depends on the exact track of this storm. but we're close enough, that you should be aware, maybe get up little bit earlier tomorrow, to see what the situation is, in the morning, and this snow will hang around through about noon, 1:00 in the morning, who ever gets it, but the further south you are, the more accumulation you are going to get so already have winter weather advisory for sussex county. >> advisory goes up later, coating, maybe possible in the philadelphia area, early call on this, southern storm, but two, 3 inches possible, say, around sussex county, in

delaware. so that's tomorrow morning. it will be a coal one again tomorrow, high of 27, in the 20's, on friday, still below freezing on saturday, and another chance of snow perhaps on sunday afternoon. we'll see what happens with that. so there is your seven day forecast, so bob kelly things getting little better. >> little bit better. 85:00, good morning, updating breaking news here, live look at the roosevelt boulevard where the school bus just pulled away, an accident that involved a school bus, the bus actually was rearended by another vehicle here, coming south on the boulevard, right at the kelly drive off ramp. we're told that one person and adult driver of the vehicle was -- walk to the rescue squad and transport today local hospital. there were about nine kids on the bus, probably just shaken up, will be late for first class. otherwise no other injuries. >> good luck to the driver there probably just shaken up. but southbound on the boulevard, bumper to bumper broad street with only the far

left lane open on the southbound side. >> thanks, bob kelly. >> so we can make quick clarification here. >> situation in delaware county, reached to the company as acqua waste waterman and. >> that's not right. >> actually acqua america. >> right. >> we are aware of that, making a correction here. >> acqua america. >> okay. >> that was it? >> yes. >> that was the big announce (. >> it is important we make shear we have the story right. >> yes. >> okay, so red carpet controversy. >> yes. >> julianne a rancic apologizing for a comment about hair. why this could be very bad news for fashion police. nicole: we all have different needs for our children

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