good morning to you. >> we want to pass along all philadelphia, public and archdiocese schools are closed to day due to the weather, as are so many other schools in the delaware valley. we will scroll those in the bottom of the school. >> last night our school was a two hour delay and new they are closed. so check again, with your school district. check our list. check on my fox philly.com. >> lets get to teave keeley with philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. >> steve. >> commissioner ramsey kind enough to wait around for you guys to toss to me and other stations as well, commissioner ramsey, his first steps in the station this morning, here at headquarters, since last night's death of one of his

men. >> well, obviously it is a pretty sad day. there is a bit more information that has come out overnight, some of which you are aware of, there was a another weapon recovered as a result of the search warrant is my understanding a ak-47 from the house of one of the suspects. one of the individual in custody and they have been both charged now with first degree murder is 29 years old, he is on parole for robbery. the second suspect 24 years old who has a prior arrest for aggravated assault and a theft that occurred outside of philadelphia. i'll have captain clark later on, have a press conference in a couple of hours provide photographs and all of the background information that you need to have for your story. >> talk a little bit last night about what a wonderful police officer but the man that officer wilson want. >> there is no question about that. it is a tremendous loss in so

many ways. our focus is trying to get the family through it, particularly his son. i mean it is just a tough time for everybody, just not a, how do you explain it. this is a time when people are always looking at police and criticizing and so forth and sober reminder of the kind of dangers that police officers face on a regular basis, you never know. >> reporter: i don't know if you heard this story but it is hard to repeat this without choking up and i know you were checking up last night you talk about his nine year-old on. he stopped in there, his son did good in school and getting him a video game. >> he had done well in game and just buying him a video game what parent probably hasn't done that for a child in recognition of good work. you know, he happens to be there at the time that these two guys come in a commit a

robbery. it is just tragic all the way around. what we have to do now is just come together and do everything we can to support one another but most of all support the family. >> reporter: dying as a good cop and a great dad, almost like a double tragedy. >> you know, i had the honor of meeting him when we rolled out the body camera program. he was one of the officers that volunteered for that. i had a conversation with him. he had a heck of a reputation. after seeing the video of what happened in that store, i mean he redefine what being a hero is all about. >> you have seen the video. >> yes. >> reporter: commissioner, the thing that always comes up as you said, the older guy just paroled for robbery doing the same thing, build more dam prisons if there is not enough, we have seen these people get out. this one just released weeks ago. >> i don't know his exact date

of release but he is on parole for robbery. he has a prior history beyond that as well. again, you know, we talk about this all the time and it doesn't seem to make any difference. you put them away, they get right back out and they commit and even worse crime before anything is ultimately done. ironically i believe today is the day moses walker's murderer will be sentenced in court. that is 22nd district as well. the men and women of that district have certainly been through an awful lot. >> reporter: was it hard to watch that surveillance from inside the game stop. >> it is tough. everything about this is tough, but you know, we just have have to be able to focus on the family and really supporting them and just making sure that they can get through it. i want to make sure that the men and women of the between the second get the support and help they need, his partner, hoist devastated, by all of this. i mean it is just not good.

>> reporter: commissioner ramsey always with the right word at the worst times. >> thanks, steve. >> police commissioner ramsey just said the suspect had been charged with first degree murder. we will have more on that later. this is a devastating loss for law enforcement community. >> joining us now is john mcgrudy from the fraternal order of police. you could hear the the commissioner. thank you for coming in. you just saw what happened. first of all we're so sorry that you have lost one of your brothers. >> yes, all too often in this city over the last, dozen years or so, we have been in this situation where we're losing great officers. i knew his partner. on a day yesterday when people didn't leave their hems because of the wet they are officer put on a uniform of the philadelphia police

officer. he lost his life at the hand of a couple of thugs and he should not happen. what we are focused on this morning is supporting the officer's family both his police family and his natural family. >> reporter: so many people after hearing the fact that he went to the store to get a video game for his nine year-old son have you talk to the family do you know others who talk to the family, how are they doing. >> they are in the doing well at all. the it is devastating, it is shocking. on a day where everybody's thoughts were elsewhere. it is a shocking thing to happen for your loved one to walk out the door to go to work in service of others and for them never to return. it is tragic and it hits us on so many levels. the officer's family is suffering. our police family is suffering. our entire city is suffering this morning. >> such a sad day. we're asking so many questions about how this happened. you have been around the fraternal of police, it will

be a hundred years this may, started in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. these two guys walk rye past a mark unit, into the the store, and these guys in the only did that in a very brazen way they he then exchange gunfire with the officer in the store, but they had this prior record and fraternal order of police your main focus toys keep officers safe. with this kind of circumstance this has to give you pause. >> today we're focused on the family. in the days ahead we will look at why these individual are on the street, once again. why people who should not have been on the streets of philadelphia, are out there, on the the streets, terrorizing our community, hurting our community and taking the oz lives of our police officers. our officers are under attack politically and physically, and it needs to stop. the police are a thin blue line to protect the entire society and we need, we need something to happen where in these people are incarcerated

where they belong. >> also talking about people mentioned the fact that his partner was outside damon stevenson. there was a witness who was there who said the she witnessed and saw him getting one of the suspects he was weeping as he was a arresting him. can you talk about what the partner might be gone go through. we don't necessity why he was outside, i guess officer wilson went in the store but what he might be gone go through at this point right now. >> it is horrendous what he is going through and what we're all going through. but we have an individual who is crying while he is doing his job. i don't think there is another job in this universe in which we put that expectation and actually the spectation we put and we're proud of officer stevenson this morning. at the day where he suffered probably the greatest tragedy in his life he continued to do his job. like the the officer that was fallen, he continued to do the job from the moment he could no longer do it. >> take us through what happens next, with wilson's

family. >> we're there just to support the family. whether it be spiritual, whether it be officers coming by the house, whether it be providing the meal for the family. we're just there to let them know that they are part of a greater law enforcement family. they are part of our family forever. we will never forget that and we will never leave them aside. >> i have a ten year-old son. i cannot imagine my son hearing of my demise and death and to tell a nine year-old that daddy is not coming home is the worst part of your job now in going forward and working with officer wilson's family. >> it is tragic. that is the thing that hits us the most. our police officers go out the on the street, they know that they might to have make the the ultimate sacrifice but it is the families and particularly the children as you state that had are suffering most. it is absolutely a tragic i can loss for our department, our people and our city. >> have of course, we're thinking about the family but

also to the women and men who worked with him every day in the 22nd police district. >> not only that but the district, last police officer we lost was moses walker was from that particular district. >> just a couple years ago. >> 2012 and his murderer is being sentenced today and it defies logic. >> we would be remiss if we didn't mention that officer wilson was someone who was trying to make police work safer in the future by volunteering to be part of the program the 22nd district to wear these body cameras. do you want to shed light on that or your thoughts on that. >> he was a young progressive officer that looked at every way he could to do his job better to further police work and further protect the community and that is what he was doing. i cannot help but think that the guy that was out on parole or probation perhaps he should have been wearing the body camera. perhaps somebody should have put a camera on him, when he walk out of the prison. >> a lot of people are feeling

that way this morning. john, thanks for your time, i appreciate you coming in. >> our thoughts with the family and with the police department. >> we appreciate that, thank you as this story continues to develop, of course, get the very latest on our web site at my fox philly.com. also in philadelphia, the the mayor, michael nutter is calling for a property tax hike. >> he says it would help aid a financially strapped cool district. mayor proposed raising property taxes 9 percent. the the average residential tax bill will climb $100 to just over $1,200. it is all part of the 4 billion-dollar budget proposal that would be presented to the city council. >> if i have to make a choice i'm going to choose our kid every single timing. >> no deal. >> you will not vote for this. >> not for 9 percent real estate tax. >> not happening from you. >> if you want to be creative, good governing, we will look at other ways to raise revenue. >> governor tom wolf also plans to raise taxes to fund

public schools across pennsylvania. meanwhile the the mayor says that other funds in the budget proposal would aid departments but licenses and inspections and fire department, and parks and recreation. fire fighters respond to an early morning fire in the northeast philadelphia a area. that call came in shortly before 2:00 this morning for a church in the 7,000 you block of torresdale avenue. it took fire fighters about an hour to bring the fire under control. the the causes under investigation. actor harrison ford is recovering this morning after his plane makes a crash landing, he was flying a vintage plane on thursday when a engine lost power. ford was credited with navigating this plane to the fair way of the golf courses and hitting in homes. tmz has audio of the forged distressed call. >> 178 engine failure immediate return. >> brian 178, clear to land.

>> unaudible. >> his son tweeted out at the hospital, daddies okay, battered but okay. he is every bit the man you would think he is. he is an incredibly strong man. thank you all forethoughts and good vibes. and yesterday was expect to make a complete recovery. crews work for hours to remove a plane that skidded off a runway at insuring's laguardia airport yesterday this was breaking news we brought to you yesterday early afternoon. flight 86 did not make contact with the bay after skidding off the runway during the snowstorm. two people were treated for minor injuries. at one point a gallon of fuel was leaking every minute. that has been cleaned up and investigation into what happened here is ongoing. well, the snow is out of here but now is the time we need to figure out how to get the snow out of the way and

start shoveling, cleaning up. >> quincy is honest, shovel in hand, salt in the other hand yes it is coming christopher. i'm at fourth and mifflin. people have been paving their walkways. that is not the issue. what the the issue is now the piles have come down and plow. they try to get all of it but snow has turn into ice. what is happening is a lot of people they cannot get out of their parking spaces here in south philadelphia because they are spinning on ice because the ice has been packed in from the plows. so they have been having some issues. i did find some ladies of here who did not want to talk to me because they are late for work. i will try to help them off camera, to help them get out the of their dig. this one lady, she has been spinning out of this parking space right here because now like i said the snow has turn

into ice but i'm here at fourth and mifflin to try to help this person out. >> it will be a miserable day driving because it is so cold, everything is icy. >> yes. >> quincy, thank you sir. >> reporter: definitely, start early. >> in king of prussia, they got more than 10 inches of snow yesterday. i can't imagine any want was navigating the road to go mall shopping with all that coming down. >> and new we're dealing with the ice, right the sue. >> that is right. i thought we would go over our snowfall totals from yesterday. mount holly, new jersey 8.3 inches. 8 inches in haddon heights and voorhees had 7.5, atlantic city, new daily snowfall record with 7 inches yesterday. in the state of delaware we had 8.2 in pike creek new you castle will. 6.2. everybody else was in between. here in pennsylvania, correct sir, king of prussia, 10.4 inches n wayne 10 inches. cry done eight-point will. here in philadelphia our

official measurement was seven and a half inches. just about everybody right within the parameters we thought that this snow would fall but many places got a little bit more than anticipated but nothing as you can see on ultimate doppler radar right now. we have single digit temperatures out there, 12 degrees, in philadelphia, and then of course we will factor in the wind and see what it feels like out there even with the bright sunshine this morning as quincy just showed you. it is really cold out there. so here are your wind chills, ready, three in philadelphia, seven below in allentown. 2 degrees in trenton. the and it feels like seven below in reading, this morning. we also have a degree below zero in wind chill, in wilmington. the this is weekend for daylight savings time, saving time, that is right, in plural 3:00 a.m. is when it becomes two. really confusing but you will lose an hour of sleep. look at the pay off. it will be spring soon. it will feel like spring soon

with temperatures yes, indeed in the 50's by the middle of the next week. we're talking about wednesday and thursday but not today, still to have get through a really cold day, have to layer it up today because highs only 27 degrees, so, bob now you that it is light out we can look outside the window ande how people are doing, taking your advice, not add rise you ordered them to clean off your car. is there a car just turn the corner, roof has in the been cleaned, the hood has in the been cleaned. come on, people. clean the car. >> all that stuff will fall off the car eventually. this guy here, penndot, new jersey dot, dell dot, they worked so hard yesterday to clean the roads, all that snow is going to go somewhere especially the the snow on the hood of the car. once that engine warms up that is the stuff that will fly backward. if you are coming north on 202, great job by 29, but by the time you hit chesterbrook

it is all pack down here like the snowplow just pulled off and didn't go further north. working your way eastbound on 422 delay. look at this jeep here got snow at roof all over that back spare tire for guys driving trucks today, delivery trucks, clear off the snow on top of the van, top of the truck. sun glare coming our way this morning but we have some icy spots on the ramps to and from philly international. two separate accidents on 295, one at route 73, other one at route 70. watch for delays heading south in toward the 42 freeway and an underground transformer fire in germantown on chelten avenue and paw last ski have avenue. warminster line running with 30 minute delays. if you are heading down to the airport they are playing catch up, check with the airline, for example laguardia was closed all day yesterday. the airplane that was coming

from say atlanta to laguardia never made it there. so therefore it is in the in place to head back to atlanta today. that same scenario was repeated throughout the the country with laguardia being shut down for a day there is a lot of reshuffling that has to happen today. so check with your airline, allow extra time if you are heading down to the airport because again the road are still slippery. suspended bus routes about six of them here. thirty others are on a key tore this morning. norristown high speed line running local trains every 15 minutes. the patco high speed line is operating under their construction schedule today, chris and alex back over to you. 7:19. are you feeling unappreciated at work? well, you are not the only one. high number of employees who feel like their boss doesn't know they even exist. big changes coming to the greatest show on earth, elephant, won't be in the issuing is us anymore last time you will see them as the wrinkling brothers and barnum

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bruce springsteen. of course, atlantic city and a live look at atlantic city. you can see some wind, clear skies and that will make it bitter cold, sue's forecast straight ahead. >> i loved clear skies because i love these sunrise shots in atlantic city. >> great. >> beautiful. >> did you know today is employee appreciation day. >> well, i just want to say i a appreciate working with you. >> i appreciate working with you too. >> here's the thing, but it is the boss that is the problem because worker, they are in the feeling love. >> lauren, how is your boss. >> yes. >> a say that again, chris. >> you you air voiding the question. >> did you hear me or let's say it again, how is your boss. >> how is my boss. >> i think he is probably just

getting into the building now, how is your boss. >> the the best. >> that is what we're talk about. >> i have not gotten a token of appreciation from my boss today, it is still early. he is just coming into work. >> the problem on this employee appreciation day is we feel under appreciated a and that causes a problem when you look at bottom line of companies. if workers feel like they are needed and get thank yous they work harder. i will give you numbers to prove it. is there a non-profit call via institute and they focus on character and positive psychology. they find nearly eight in ten workers, say they would do a better job if they were appreciate by their bosses but problem toys day, the day you are supposed to be doing that go the the extra distance 58 percent of bosses will in the recognize their workers. that is why like four in ten of us admit to hitting the the snooze button over and over and putting pillow over our head and in the wanting to get

out of bed. >> what do we expect? i necessity we have boss appreciation day and get a card or flowers but should we get flowers, most people want a raise, wouldn't we. >> reporter: today is probably payday for most people so maybe bosses will say appreciate with you your paycheck. didn't you just see it this morning what do we want? maybe just not to day specifically but every quarter a review, good job, pat on the back, free breakfast. >> if you go above and beyond or let's say there is, some up for seen circumstance ace you were there ape put in extra hours ape did a great job sometimes it is like parents telling kids hey i noticed you effort on that spelling test. i'm really proud of you. that goes so far. it is in the a raise. it is not a trophy. the just a verbal acknowledgment of going above and beyond. >> reporter: a couple years ago we were following a breaking news story. we had an inside piece of

information. i stayed in the office overnight and i he had towed a package to get that information out and my boss not only thank me multiple times, he did it publicly. i forget that i was tired. >> it mace a big difference good they should want to do that because it makes us want to do harder and more. >> that goes to the productivity numbers you talk b interesting study. kind of the psychology behind the numbers on this one is real interesting. >> true. >> lauren have a great weekend. hopefully the boss give you a nice hand shake and a job well done. >> right back at you. >> all right, thank you. if you could go back in time and tell your teenage self one thing, chris what would it be. >> teenage self. >> i will let you think. on line campaign hoping to boost teen's self-confidence. >> i could probably use more driver's licenses, would i buy that. >> yes.

>> we continue to follow the the bringinges story the morning we will look at officer robert wilson the third and how he is remembered by his brothers in blue after the break. jim: standardized testing has gone from a nuisance to a concern to a crisis. michael: we have this finite amount of time, and yet we're spending so much of it on this unproven standardized test, when we really should be using that time in a better way focusing individually on our students. dave: education is supposed to be about our students, and it's becoming about a test. ros: what is our end goal in education? to be masters of a test?

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but make sure, you check the the school crossings at the bottom of the screen. and earlier this morning, we have two hour delay but they are switching the close another. >> i just got a call from the school they first said two hour delay and now they have decided to close. and, it the is really nice. >> yes. >> never be certain in march. there is always kind of that way but regardless, our pal, bus stop buddy, is walking in a winter wonderland. do you see that. he has a snow man that he made yesterday. if you didn't get a chance yesterday you can make a little snow man today, we have anywhere from seven, eight, 10 inches of snow on the ground, today and we will have have some sunshine. at least that will help, but we have only a four out of ten but getting around is a very

difficult in many ways this morning. so far we got to 12 degrees, did not break our record or even tie it for low temperature in philadelphia it is still 12 degrees but feels like three outside, sunrise happened at 6:27 and sunset at 5:58. we are closer to that 6:00 o'clock sunset time which is excellent as these days get longer. we will have have those details coming up but not getting out of those roaring 20's today bob kelly even with all that sunshine which will give you extra sun glare on the road today. >> it will be wick this morning. bouncing off of all of that freshly dropped snow. here's a live look at route 422, where again we have a 50/50 here. we have one lane nice and clear, second lane, the left lane, partially snow covered. that is the drill when we get to the major roadways and b, don't get that false accepts of security. you may see two lanes cleared and up ahead in an area where

snow blew back on the roads surface, we will get that pack down snow and slippery spots again. the here's a live look at route 308, same deal, one lane fully cleared, second lane, partially snow covered. we have 202 and count line road. 12 degrees this morning. everything that was left over is at chunky frozen ice. so 295 as you head southbound, two separate accidents one at route 70, other one at route 73, septa has delays on the cynwyd line that service is suspended and 30 minute delays on the wilmington regional rail lines. the philadelphia police department, really city of philadelphia is in america today after an officer, officer robert wilson the third an eight year veteran of the department was shot and killed. >> so, this happened at a north philadelphia, video game store, police say officer robert wilson the third was inside the store at the time when the two suspects walked in and attempted to rob it.

>> gunfire was exchanged between wilson and those two suspects. wilson later died at the hospital after being shot more than once. >> i think incidents like this put in context a lot of what has been discussed over past few months. people lose sight in the dangers inherent in being a police officer, the kind of individual they come across on the street and they have to contend with, they have to deal with, and sometimes as a result they are seriously injured or even murdered as a result of trying to protect every single person in this city, and in that community. >> just a few minutes ago charles ramsey was talking with our steve keeley, and he updated some of the information, he said that the two suspects are brothers. they have criminal past. they also face now first degree murder charges when they are a rain. two suspects, the brothers have been taken into custody. we will learn more about their background and talk with d.a. seth williams on his thoughts

on their criminal past at that. coming up in later in the 8:00 o'clock hour of good day philadelphia we dough not that the body of officer robert wilson the third has been brought to the funeral home in cobbs creek. >> formal arrangements have not been announced. lets bring in fox 29's jennifer joyce live at 22nd police district in north philadelphia where that officer was assigned, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, every detail coming out about this story is just so sad. we have been watching all morning as officers from various district stopped by the 22nd to pay their respects, flags here at half staff, morning the loss of 30 year-old police officer robert wilson the third. wilson was an eight year veteran of the force currently assigned to the between the second. commissioner ramsey spoke about the officer last night and again this morning. he said he knew him. he was surely one of the philadelphia's best, who was well respected, by his peers, and wilson had two children. a nine year-old boy and a one year-old baby, who will learn that they are father died a

philadelphia hero. >> officer wilson was an outstanding officer. what he as i leader, of his squad. >> i knew him, i met him, he was within of the best police officers this city had to offer, period. >> a very brave, heroic individual. >> officer wilson's body has arrived at francis funeral home on wigbee avenue on cobbs creek. archbishop charles chaput called his death senseless and devastating. i pray that thinks lord will bountiful mercy on the soul of officer wilson and watch over the brave men and with men who wake up each day ready to fake unimaginable danger for their benefit of their fellow citizens. philadelphia police officer michael duffy tweeted out a picture of officer wilson on a motorcycle saying he is a rider who has attended philly's fallen heroes

memorial as we have been showing you this picture all morning long and now officer wilson will be honored during that ride this year. chris and alex. >> yeah, sad, ironic twist there, jennifer, thank you. >> it is. so it is just so hard to hear, but the city of philadelphia really feels this pain all too often. >> in nearly the past ten years, ten officers died in the line of duty. officer wilson being the tenth. >> so fox 29's lucy noland looks back at those who gave their lives to protect our city. >> reporter: monday, may eighth, 2006, officer gary skerski was shot and killed responding to a robbery at a bar. wednesday, october 31st, 2007, officer charles cassidy was shot in the head, as he walk in on a doughnut shop robbery. saturday, may third, 2008, sergeant stephen liczbinski was shot and killed chasing bank robbers. advertise, september 23rd, 2008, sergeant patrick

mcdonald was shot and killed chasing a man wanted for assaulting an officer. friday, february the 13th, 2009, officer john pawlowski killed after responding to a dispute between a dispute between a man and cabdriver. saturday august 18th, 2012, officer moses walker, junior just got off his shift and was walking to the bus stop when two men robbed him and shot him. three other officers have died in the line of duty, killed, in car crashes. officer is bill nazario, friday, december 5th, 2008. sergeant timothy simpson monday december 17th, 2008. brian lorenzo, sunday july 8th, 2012. >> and now officer robert wilson the third is added to that list of heroes that paid the ultimate price. we will be right back.

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the pocono mountains this morning, seven credit 45. yeah, we have a decent amount of snow, yesterday for sure, it exceeded expectationness some cases. king a prussia with 10.4. eight-point in mount holly, new jersey and a record snow fall for march the fifth, for atlantic city, new jersey. so that gives us a seasonal snowfall total of 23 inches, right around the average for a typical season in our area, and, 21 inches. and, so complain if you will. it the is okay to complain but it is not as bad as last winter. now we don't have anything on ultimate doppler radar. nothing in the offing for a

weekend. without a storm. that is first time in a couple of weeks now. this is a week for daylight savings time. early sunday morning we will to have remember to turn that clock ahead, an hour, and it the is springford time, so you have to set 2:00 o'clock becomes 3:00 o'clock, early sunday morning. bummer. these are your actual temperatures this morning. and late. two below zero. one in mount pocono. here in the city, it is 12. five in doylestown. it is eight in atlantic city. factor in the wind. the it is even colder. it feels like seven below in allentown. thirteen below in mount pocono. three is our wind chill in philadelphia, and one below is wind chill in millville. we have to layer it up especially going outside and maybe clean up that snow outside, take frequent breaks out there because you could get frostbite, quickly with temperatures and wind chills such as we have this morning. the it will get to 27 degrees today, better. the not quite as harsh tomorrow but into the the

mid 40's for sunday. and then that gradual warming trend continues and it is good bob kelly that the gradual warming trend for all of the snow that will be melting a little birthday by day as we get through the weekend and beyond. >> that is the ideal situation because we don't want to have, we go from, you know, 25 to 60 in one day. they will have instant flood problems. but right the now we have got some sun glare that will bounce off that freshly laid snow there, so make sure you grab your shades and step out the front door, the major roadways, did a great job. they are passable a. however, is there still a a lot of spot where don't get that false sense of security. you are rolling along here at i-95 near the airport and hit patches of snow along the the way. with it being 12 degrees it is ice and you have the same situation here coming in on 422 where 50/50, the right lane, is looking good. left lane though still partially snow covered. hopefully the the sun will do a number on that today.

same deal here on route 309, you have one good lane and then second lane partially snow covered. on the atlantic city expressway eastbound heading into new jersey all lanes are block at winslow because of a crash. couple of tips here the the snow emergency has been lifted so you can park on the snow emergency routes. load up on that washer fluid. you will need a whole gallon to get to and from work. all of that br are ine and salt popping up on your windshield. clean off the whole car. the roof, trunk, the windshield, the hood and if you are one of the truck drivers maybe a delivery truck driver or the big tractor trailer drivers, get the a broom and clean up the snow off the top of your truck as well. they are playing catch up at philadelphia international. we had delays, cancellations because of the storm and then we had closure of laguardia all day yesterday. there is a reshuffling of airplanes, that have to get moved around and back into place. do check with your airline before you head down to the airport and allow yourself,

extra time when we head down there. a lot of the on and off ramps, cynwyd regional will rail, service suspended, warminster line, excuse me, wilmington line running with 30 minute delays and we have about six septa bus routes that are suspended, 30 others are on a detour through the the neighborhood like roxborough and manayunk. chris and alex, back over to you. >> ♪ >> today is last day for to you vote on our good day greatest, contest, who is the greatest athlete in philadelphia, sports history. mike schmidt, or bobby clarke. your votes will decide the winner. >> here's how you vote go to my fox philly.com, scroll down

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>> you are worried about a lot of things right now. >> the yellow skin. >> your grade. >> your body. >> falling in love. >> your body. >> the color of our skin. >> not feeling much. >> don't feel like you fit in now. >> just one really mean girl, which was bullying my constantly. >> somebody place be your friend, write mean things about you on line. ones that push you on line. >> you treat other people poorly. >> i wanted them to like me and i wanted to be more like them. >> i wish i could be like this and it was silly because amazing different qualities have no one else has. >> embrace them, experience them. >> and the the rid ohio was produced as part of the international women's day various bloggers were part of the production, sharing word of wisdom they realized as adults. there is a web site that lets you participate to create a dear me moment. it is a step by step outline to create that message. that campaign is sponsored by

you tube. while campaign has lots of supporters, of course, there are critics. they say promote ago adulthood as being better than childhood is a damaging message. people are looking far off in the future and does not the offer much solace to teens that struggle. of course, is there always critics out there but it is nice. >> if you focus on the positive part of it. >> yes good there is healthy young girls. getting advice from your older self. >> i have to say it looks like the common thread there is having self esteem and that is for girls and boys. >> you have to own it. that would be my advice to my younger self, own it. >> sometimes you feel so insecure about certain things but you have to be proud of whatever it is you have or whatever it is, you own it. >> that is what makes you, you. >> thanks, lauren. most parents will agree, kid and coffee they don't work but there are a lot of kid out there who enjoy it. so is what the danger having your children enjoy a cup of joe. your children enjoy a cup of joe. doctor mike willhiiiii.

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while bobbi kristina brown remains in the coma doctors are saying her youth may play a factor in her possible recovery. >> doctor mike is here to explain this. good morning, doctor. >> hello good what is going on with this. >> i'm in the so sure her being young will protect her from the brain damage she may have suffered from being under water. and, she's in a medically induced comb a we have talk about that. basically what they are trying to does let her brain calm down and heel as best as it can. because there is significant swelling, and brain is damaged by publicity reports she was attempted to come out of the coma, and she start having seizures. so she's back in the coma a medically induced coma again. my concern, and i have seen

this over 25 years of practice, someone like this you save them but you don't save them. the body is okay, but they are in a vegetative state. so, the the key point here are did she have a living will? because i'm telling you right now if someone does that to me where i'm in a vegetative state and i don't have any figure to do but just lie there, i will come back and give you problems. >> yes. >> i'm confused why they say youth might be playing a part. >> it is always good when you are younger, to have less, you have more of a chance of recovery but a rapist within of those things, one of those organs where if you don't have enough oxygen, you have significant damage. she's very young. her body is healthy for the most part. >> speaking of young, drinking coffee, my parents would never let the me drink coffee as a

kid. >> there is in role. i think juan valdez should get the noble prize because coffee has all of these poly phenols but for two years old, forget about it. now, i want to show you this, i used this in lectures actually to talk about have caffeine. now, these are spiders that why put on various things, like lsd. >> not too bad. >> look at caffeine. it is schizophrenic. >> worse than ls do. >> it is all over the place. >> so, caffeine in young kids, is absolutely not where you need to go. it can lead to obesity. it makes them even more hyper. can you imagine good i was with the kid yesterday. i love my nicholas. i love you amy. but on caffeine. oh, my goodness. >> 15 percent of kid are drinking coffee, i was shock when i a saw that. >> maybe it snowed so much up in boston they cannot get

milk. >> i don't know. >> but bottom line is forget bit. coffee for young kid, i mean it is so a a amazing now with young children because i'm going through it. pretty soon they will have personal assistants and a driver. >> correlation to soda. we know a a lot of them are full of caffeine. >> cases of caffeine toxicity are going up. you give kid a slug of an even why i drink, give them red bull, that is a ton of caffeine. not good. it can be dangerous. >> your kid at heart, how much caffeine have you had this morning. >> well, he is natural caffeine. >> yes, yes. >> i am high energy. i have been that way since birth. >> we know. >> i probably would be medicated. >> not good. >> my goodness.

>> thank you so much. >> i love you both. you look fantastic. >> hi, sue. >> we have had our dose of caffeine for the day but not the buddy. he doesn't need it. he has the snow to play in today. the it is a snow day for a lot of kid. i know it is getting late in the morning and you should know by now but a lot of school districts change their mind from the delayed opening to closing, for today. so check out my fox philly.com just to be sure. there is buddy. you got to be bundled up but there will be sunshine and there will be a lot have of sledding, going on today. it is a four out of ten in weather by the numbers. it is not snowing. yesterday was a one. but with all of the challenging getting around and unbelievable cold temperatures. probably 20 degrees colder then it is supposed to be throughout the day-to-day. we are a at 13 degrees. we did in the tie our record of ten for the the day, wind chillies one, dress for one, out there, that is how cold it

feels outside, and some other temperatures to show you, single digits still to the north of us and teens to the south of us, so for today, 27 degrees, even with bright sunshine, that is our high temperature. so very cold with north/northwesterly wind at five to 10 miles an hour. the that is all will we will get for today, that is your, friday forecast, so we will take a look, of course, at the seven day forecast which has much higher numbers and we are getting ready for temperatures in the 50's, bob kelly. as we get in the in middle of next week. >> good morning, everybody. 8:01. sky fox over the the scene of this accident, i have been telling you about on the the atlantic city expressway. this is a live look from the eastbound lanes, right here near the winslow interchange. a pickup truck here, it looks pretty smash up there. this is on the eastbound side, heading down toward, new jersey. again it looks like only that far right lane squeezing on by. traffic is backed up for about a half an mile.

this is on the the eastbound side of the ac expressway. and again, don't let mother nature fool you but crews did a great job at plowing and clearing the roadways of the 10 inches of snow. they are still seeing delays out there. this is an accident eastbound lanes of 422 right near the schuylkill expressway where you may have one good clear lane, the second lane left one here partially snow covered and that is the scenario you will see throughout your morning rush hour. you will know when you see it. here's the intersection at 202 and county line. look at this knuckle head. clean all of the they off the car before you pull out of the driveway. all that snow will fall back on to the road surface. the here's another example of route 309, one good lane opened, the other lane still snow covered. so again it is hit and miss depending upon where you begin and end your trip. there is the location of the accident on the atlantic city expressway. all of the regional rails

running with delays of 30 minutes this morning. watch for slippery platforms, cynwyd line, services suspended because of amtrak switch problems. there is a half dozen septa bus routes that are suspended. another 30 that are on a detour and that patco high speed line running their dreaded construction schedule today. chris and alex, back to you. lets get to this top story of the morning. police commissioner ramsey says public is in shock and warning after a officer was shot and killed. >> it happened at a north philadelphia video game store. fox 29's steve keeley will is live outside philadelphia police headquarters who just a short time ago just talk to commissioner charles ramsey about this, steve. >> reporter: yeah, good thing we do too because this story is still breaking right now. this morning police raided a house, they had a search warrant where these two brothers live. the older would be 29. commissioner confirmed our earlier information from police that was just recently released on parole and they found one of those ak-47

machine gun essentially the kind of gun you saw in the charlie hebdo killer using. they had within of those in their house. this is ab assault rifle. this could have been worse. let's show you a picture of the office their died. this is robert wilson. commissioner confirmed that is damon stevenson on the far ride in between, and these two guys, together at the game stop because officer wilson has a nine year-old son. his son did good in school. he got good grades. he was stopping there while on duty just to stop in real quick in the middle of the blizzard, you will remember, he was surprised the store was open. he wanted to give his son a video game. his son was off from school. today he wanted his kid to have a video game to play with and give home a reward for being a good kid. he gets killed being a great dad, and a great cop at the same time. >> there was another weapon recovered as a result of the search warrant. an ak-47 of the house of one of the suspects. one of the individuals in

custody, and they have been both charged now with first degree murder. he is 29 years old. he is on parole for robbery. the the second suspect , 24 years old who has a prior arrest for aggravated assault and a theft. that occurred outside of philadelphia. >> reporter: i know you were choking up last night but you talk about his nine year-old son apparently he stopped in there. his son did good in school and getting him will a video game. >> he done well in school and he was just buying him a video game what parent probably hasn't done that for a child in recognition of good work. he happens to be here at the time these two guys come into commit a robbery. it is just tragic all the way around. >> reporter: that why is he was in the with his partner. he was out in the parking lot with the police car. he hears the gun fire and then gets in the second change of gunfire, one of the two brothers, wounded in the leg. but okay right now.

we will get maybe the latest from seth williams on. that we will also hear from seth williams about these two brothers. maybe he has looked into their criminal history. the plus seth's office is bus toy day because in a crazy coincidence, one of the two killers of the last officer killed in the line of duty, moses walker is getting sentenced to life without parole today a lot of things, and you saw him with his familiar tan/beige wool overcoat on, on the scene of this getting the facts himself firsthand yesterday. a lot of developments on this story and a very sad story. it is just an amazing story this guy a great dad, thinking of his son in the middle of the storm and duty just trying to go in there and get his son a gift and gets killed in the process. here's the other thing talking to police and dave schratwieser, reason you are thinking who would hold up a store when you see a police office there are in line at the the cash register. they probably didn't see it because officers that looked

at surveillance, there is those big displays in stores like video stores and game stops and he was behind one of those big pop up displays and they didn't see him at first when they came in there to hold it up and they were just surprised to see him as he was to see them. >> but they still may have passed in front of that marked unit, where his partner was outside, that store, in the parking lot, they may have just walk right by that, officer with intent to rob, so, brazen none the the less, steve, thank you. interesting perspective. >> steve, you mentioned district attorney seth williams who is here with us right now at desk. so many people are asking about the family and how they are doing. were you with them last night. >> right, good morning, chris, alex. just a horrific, horrific tragedy and yes, i was at the hospital last evening and i had an opportunity to meet officer wilson's family. my condolences go out to his grandmother, his sister, his two sons, extended family and all of his family members are philadelphia police officers. just a senseless, act of

cowardness is what happened yesterday. i asked all philadelphians to keep them in prayer. but police officers have an amazing job, any given day they could save a life and they can take a life, or as officer wilson, give their life. he went down, trying to protect philadelphians. these two cowards shot him, they were on both sides of him shooting at him from point blank range. he was shot, ten times. unbelievable. >> that is new information to us, so he was shot ten times, and then you said they actually went in for the the kill. >> well, in a gun battle with them trying to protect the citizens that were in the game stop. he was there just to get a game for his son who had done well from school. he was shot from both sides. the commissioner shared that with people last night, ultimately and two shots to his head. just a horrific tragedy. >> what does that mean then

from a prosectorial standpoint, when it that is brazen and if he is already down and has been shot multiple times and they go up and finish the job, as a prosecutor, does that give you more teeth to prosecute them when it comes to the law. >> well, this is also very preliminary, i hope to look at the video today but again, this shows the the intent, it just shows their malice, that they had, the lack of, i don't know, humanity. >> humanity. >> they had 40 caliber semiautomatic hand gun, one of them had an extended clip, one was executed at their home, there was a ak-47. this is just showing that the streets are filled with evil. we have to do all we can to stand up to those like officer wilson who show us that there is good. i cannot thank commissioner ramsey enough. the grace and leadership that

he demonstrated yesterday speaking with his officers, i was in the auditorium of 300 officers when he explained that officer wilson had passed. just the leadership, mayor and commissioner ramsey showed, i think our city is very fortunate. >> you mentioned commissioner ramsey. we were talking earlier this morning. he mentioned both suspects are facing first degree murder charges what do we know about the suspect . and, detectives lead, the assigned, and grieving, abe they were out there in all of the information, along with the chief my homicide unit put together the strongest case possible. a against these two drugs. >> one of them was out on parole. >> that as a backdrop today all these grieving officers might show up, a lot of them for sentencing of another slain officer. >> in the the same district. >> moses walker junior. >> so moses walker killer was

going to be sentenced. his case was going to be continued for him to be sentenced. the defendant will get life without the possibility of parole, possibly consecutive year as a result of additional charges. but this just shows that we do all we can to protect police to better train them to give them the arm or that they need and justice a very sad day. i hope we can come together and keep this family in prayer because that is most important thing right now. we will take care of these two thugs that ended the life of this hero, they will get what is coming to them. >> d.a. seth williams, thank you for your time, appreciate you coming in. >> of course, our thoughts are with the family of officer wilson and all of the members of the law than force. we will have continuing coverage on line all day on this story judge us log on to our web site at my fox philly.com we will take a short break. dave: the effect that standardized testing is having

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showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids?

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contact with the bay but landed on the embankment after skidding off runway at insuring's laguardia airport yesterday. during the snowstorm. two people were treated for minor injuries. and at one point a gallon of fuel was leaking every minute. now that has been cleaned up and the investigation is on going. ntsb is there. no one knows exactly what happened there but i cannot even imagine how scary it was for people. >> yes. >> they played a big role in this. sue, good morning to you. >> it looks like that embankment was there luckily. so what do we have going on, new that the snow is finish, you can come out of the house, you make your weekend plans but remember for your sunday plans that it is daylight savings time arrives this weekend at 2:00 in the morning. turn your clock ahead, before you go to bed. that is set it an hour early. we lose that hour of sleep. seven and a half inches of snow in philadelphia, ten in king of prussia, little less

in new jersey and delaware. that gives us now 23 inches of snow, for the season. nothing on radar, temperatures, are very cold this morning. single digits to the north of us, 13 degrees in philadelphia, and, teens down to the south of us but this is in more important, it is the wind chill, single digits to the north. feels like one in philadelphia right now. we are only going to get to 27, by the end of the day. thirty's by saturday, 40's on sunday, and see it is getting better, better, better, in the 50's by wednesday and thursday of next week. so lots to look forward to in the seven day forecast but first we will get through this morning. we have sun glare, we have people not cleaning off their cars. now you have an incident bob kelly. >> we have an accident looking live from sky fox over the atlantic city expressway. this is eastbound lanes right here near winslow where it looks like a nasty crash there taking out the the left lane, only the right lane gets through and you can see on the the left there you have got

wick sun glare right around dashboard level, again, eastbound side. look at all of the snow on that guys car as it passes the camera. just an example of what we're asking folks to do. clean the the snow off your car if you one of the delivery trucks out, like these trucks there make sure you use a broom and get the snow off the roof of the vehicle and in the just the windshields this morning. as we go to the maps of the expressway eastbound at wind low we have a scheduled opening any minute new tacony palmyra for northbound ship. use that betsy ross bridge as your alternate and then eastbound schuylkill expressway, wick sun glare, and just watch on and off ramps, they are still slippery. and then there will be parts of the major roadways, you come upon where it is nice and clear. they did a great job. out of no where you come into play maybe far left or right lane with some pack down snow. septa's regional rails running with 30 minute delay and

cynwyd line services suspended this morning. tat co running its construction schedule today, alex and chris back over to you. it would be a licensing day of clean up for many homeowners and business people out there. >> yes. >> you. >> i will be digging out. >> there was so much snow on the walkway it was a hard to get to the front door yesterday, quincy. >> sidewalks were a mess too. >> we're in media at front and radnor. i guess people have snowblowers. they have been digging out here. but delaware county seems to be hit really hard. on our way down here we have taken 95 south. we saw a lot of cars people didn't want to clean up. people were in a rush this morning. cars were just filled with snow. it was like accident prone like would be kelly was just telling us. the police if you are leaving the house, give yourself enough time to leave. but check this out i want to show you how deep this snow is right here in rag nor.

this is pretty deep. this is pretty deep right now. at the bottom of this is ice. so, we have some plow right here, crews coming through, cleaning the street right here but it is still going to take maybe another day just to clean this stuff out. how are you doing, sir, he didn't want to wave. he is mad. you know what i like to do. we need to start helping people dig out. so if you guys can tweet us fox 29 philly let me know who is needing help. if you are up in willow grove, hello to linda who is in willow grove. she always watches fox 29, good day, i'm so far in delaware county but in delaware county you want me to help you out. >> here's the thing. >> fox 29 philly. >> where is your shovel, don't you need a shovel to help people out. >> we're just saying.

can't hear you guys he is a husband, selective hearing. >> i'm in the dog with this. >> selective hearing. >> i guess, we can learn from that, if you do want convince toy help you, you have to provide your own shovel. >> now he is playing in his ear piece box. >> hold on, what, what, wait, wait, what were you saying. >> yeah, right. >> what were you guys saying. >> we're moving on. >> yeah. >> guess who was on good day this morning. vivica a fox is in our studio we will tell you why she's in philadelphia this weekend but she will get our hair together. >> monte g tweeted me what time is she coming in, but first, cinderella a controversy, lily james is defending her tiny waist this morning, why critics say that she send a unhealthy message morning, why critics say that she send a unhealthy message

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character is known for being bullied by her stepmother and sisters but real life cinderellas getting bullied out well. >> critics are calling out lily james sane her waist line is too small and photo shopped. take a lot these pictures, 25 year old james is deeven ifing herself this morning saying her waist is not, digitally altered. >> it is not altered. >> it is not. >> she says that she naturally has a very small waist and corsets pull is it in. people magazine reports that james stuck to a liquid die tote fit in. they said it was blue dress that was tight made eating a challenge. >> so she just starved herself. >> really small. >> maybe, it is the angle in this photo but my goodness. >> my daughter is not seeing this. >> i know she is going to want to because they are having a frozen short right before theaters to see frozen. >> you cannot see it, on line frozen short.

>> that is true. >> i won't watch it. >> yeah, i think it send the wrong image. my wife is real sensitive with what is going on with disney he but i am ands of princesses and barbies good it makes a difference. you see. that they want to look like. that be like that. makes an impression. >> especially now. we love those wheel of fortune sale videos there was a puzzle about snow white. >> who doesn't know the seven dwarf name from snow white. grumpy, bashful, dope i, bashful, and sleepy. >> i would like to solve the puzzle. >> dope i, grumpy, dock, bashful, happy, sneaky and sleepy. >> i'm's sorry. >> jordan, your turn. >> would i like to solve. >> please do it properly. dopey, grumpy, dock, bashful, happy, sneeze i, and

sleepy. >> yeah. >> how does that even make sense to see sneaky. >> it is spelled wrong, really. >> i mean my goodness. sometimes when you watch that and you hear about these fail you you are like you are going home. you are like no, no. >> then it is played over and over again. >> on news shows like this. >> we talk about you on good day. >> the whole world to see. >> you have your family, cousin, brother, sister, friend making fun of you. she will never forget that. >> we won't let her. >> but first a verdict is expect today in the blurred lines trial, coming up, what ferrell said in court this week that apparently made robin thick leave the the

we are getting so many

pictures of kids playing in the snow, pets out in the snow, and with a lot of kid home for another snow day, including the big ones, this is what is happening. i hope you can see this. this is a tweet where snow men is wearing hawaii shirt, giant can of corona palm trees wishing for summer. maybe this will help. i love it. so creative. is there your snow man idea for the day. buddy made a traditional snow man with the top hat and some car the on the on his nose and all that stuff. it is a frigid start this morning if you go out and shovel some snow a lot of you have to because you stayed in all day yesterday. so expect wind chills in the single digits like we have right here and a 13-degree temperature here. that is what you are facing even with the sunshine, so don't let that fool you, you have to layer it up especially with the gloves because it doesn't take long to be outside.

before you get that frostbite feeling. twenty-seven is the high temperature. bright sunshine, and very, very cold. it does get better as we get closer to the weekend. we will talk about that, coming up in just a few, hi, bob kelly. >> good morning, 8:31 on this friday morning. thank god it is friday, exactly. here we go, intersection an example of what is ahead of you stepping out of the front door, slushy chunky ice but clear the snow. with all of the snow, still on the hood of his car. when that engine gets warm all that snow just flies backwards on to the car behind them or fall on to the road surface and cause road. they did a great job plowing last night but there is still some areas like right here on 422 where we have one good travel lane but left lane is still partially snow covered. so crews will be back out later today manicuring the the on and off ramps, maybe putting down another layer of salt and hopefully that

sunshine will help us today. here's a live look at our schuylkill expressway. good luck near conshohocken. any snow that falls from the street above can cause ice patches throughout the day. an accident eastbound on the atlantic city expressway, left lane taken out near winslow interchange, scheduled opening for 8:20, freighter just passed the tacony pennsylvania palmyra, traffic stopped on both side of the river, betsy ross bridge would be your best bet and as you you come inbound on the schuylkill expressway we have got sun glare at the curve and then just watch for slippery spots on the on and off ramps. the kelly's count down to st. patrick's day continues, later on today we will get our irish on with some irish coffee. >> wow. >> are you ready for that. >> what time is that. >> that is coming up at 9:45 in the 9:30 half an hour. every day leading up to st. patrick's day we will do something different for the irish and what we are looking for is your favorite irish pub or restaurant. i want to you go to our

restaurant my fox philly.com, click on the kelly's count down and tell will me your favorite irish pub or restaurant in the area is there a bunch listed there. if you don't see it listed you can add a little box where you can write on your own and we will pick one of your favorites and take a the the show on the road, loading up the irish news van and we will broadcast live from one of those favorite pubs on st. patrick's day. >> set my alarm right now nor 9:45. harrison ford is recovering this morning after his win stage pain lost engine power forcing him to make an emergency landing. he was able to bring it down on the golf course yesterday near santa a monica airport. the concern was that it is an area where there air lot of homes but no homes were hit and in one on the ground was injured. >> so his son tweeted thank you all for your thoughts and good vibes for my dad. at the hospital. daddies okay. battered, but is okay. he is every bit the the man

you would think he would be or is. he is an incredibly strong man. ford was taken to ronald reagan ucla medical center and is expect to make a complete recovery. he had has flown small planes for years since the 60's and it is not the first time he has crash either. >> well, 8:34. this is a story that is happening today, jury is second to deciding whether robin thick and ferrell williams copied marvin gay's music for their hit song blurred lines. here's your chance to weigh in on the issue. so listen to the song blurred lines first. >> ♪ >> now, we have this in our heads, lets look at marvin gay's got to give it up and see similarities there.

>> you think the two sound similar you you are not alone. when both songs are played during proceedings ferrell williams says it sound like they are playing the the same thing. he said that in court. comment reportedly prompted robin thick to leave the the courtroom, when he heard that. >> devastating. >> it is like 25 million-dollar that marvin gay's family is trying to, get because they say you took this song. >> you know, you put those two names in the same sentence and it doesn't do marvin gay justice. one is a legend. one is so not. when you listen to that. they are similar. i don't think it is a conspicuous a rip off as ice, ice baby with the rip off of under pressure you can tell there are similarities there. they are say hage at least just own up to it. this is no way connect to

marvin gain's song. he was a legend. just say you got inspiration from it. you don't make all this money without giving credit. >> it is all about money. >> it is all about the benjamins. >> yes. love has in labels we are getting emotional over this new campaign, and this actually has a philadelphia connection, you have to see this, it is quite beautiful. we will show it to you coming up. but first is miley cyrus pregnant? how the star is slicing up rumors this morning. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day.

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>> i love that the chocolate marshmallow flavored milk is reduced fat. >> marshmallow is as well. >> easter eggnog. >> i kind of want to try it and see what it taste like. just the the same thing and they puttys ter in front of it. >> it just sound too sweet. >> you have to have a sweet tooth. >> if you are seven, you probably love it. >> how about this, a texas with man is trying to break her own record. >> she sells something a lot of people really want. >> pizza. >> i'm in. >> she sings her special slices, she is affectionately known as the pizza laid any texas. she's trying to sell three hundred pizzas in just one day. last year she sold 200 decided to set bar higher every year. community is helping out in in anyway that they can.

>> so, via twitter, there is a professor upstairs that has told all of her classes and each student for extra credit they need to buy a piss, take a picture with me and get extra credit. >> her voice, it is a call that they want to help out. >> they heard about her story. >> so we will keep an eye on that out of texas. miley cyrus is shutting down pregnancy rumors in a pretty interesting way. >> but it is a joke poking fun at recent rumors. cyrus posted this picture with her head photo shopped on another woman's body, wow, and you can see a pizza baby, in recent month tabloids have claimed she has done everything from marry her boyfriend patrick schwartz naig tore getting pregnant and getting dump. that is one way to respond to it. >> who is more annoying her or justin beiber. >> ahh. >> hit me up on twitter. >> we want to know your thoughts good please. >> we will not weigh in on

that one. >> 8:41. in sickness and in health, not so much, but who is more likely to break this vow. men or women. yeah, is there a study, so sex more likely to stand by their partner, no matter what. >> but first sue serio, where did you go? you are not in the studio. >> we came outside in the snow, we have florida turned brothers and animals that need homes. brothers and animals that need homes. find what's with the suit?ect

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this is from lauren. we have another one that says loves it. he has little legs in this snow. >> so cute. >> here's another one, it is so cute. >> and, i didn't even notice that, on the nose too good keep those pictures coming. fox 29 snow. a temple university fraternity is giving back to homeless animals. >> so, last month the fraternity bundled up and headed over to the non-profit animal rescue save me. group wanted to help up the

couped up dogs get some exercise despite cold and the the snow. >> that is cool. >> but cold and snow isn't stopping them today. they are outside with sue right now, sue. >> we have all those pictures yesterday on twitter of all of the animals playing out the in the snow. animals that need home need to play in the snow too. we have our friend ray little, from the the shelf er formally known as a operation i have a a. you are called. >> save me. >> this is a a fabulous name. i want you now to meet ryan mcmahon, over here. >> yes. >> from the fraternity. >> alpha tello mega. >> on the temple campus. >> you are a service fraternity. were you looking for a project. >> as america's leadership and development fraternity we are looking to give back and be a leading role, in the community. so, kind of give back to everyone around us. >> how did you hear about save me. >> well, from a fellow fraternity brother mckenzie learner. he mentioned about doing some services there. so, i reached out to him . i found out where it it was,

and reached out to safe me and a organ weekend where we were all tree. everyone loves it so much we will keep coming back. >> animals are so grateful. so ryan, i want to you interest tuesday your human fraternity brother starting over here. >> this is michael. >> okay. >> and then over here. >> over here we have tyler. >> okay. >> in the beard we have mark kennedy. >> okay. ray, your time to introduce the animals who need homes. who is this right here. >> this is one year-old cinder, who has lots of energy and loves the snow. >> okay. >> looking for an animal to play in the snow with, there is your girl. >> this is the one. >> who is over here. >> this is blitzon who is two years old and he is a chihuahua terrier mix. >> look at how cute. >> this adorable puppy. >> we have zeka a hoist only three months old and he is, probably his first snow.

>> he looks like he doesn't know what to make of it yet. >> poor guy. >> this is cocoa, also one years old and she's a chihuahua mix. lot of these guys have lots of energy to play, and they are all very cuddlable and they are looking for homes. >> so do the temple students they have a lot of energy to play. >> yes. >> you must have have been so happy to hear about this. >> we need volunteers like these guys all the time. they are really great for helping us out. >> i think a lot of people realize when they have service hours when need to complete they may not realize this was a great way to do it, just find a animal shelter and help out the dogs. >> you are right because a lot of people just think it is cleaning up blocks and tough like that where it is just donating to national organizations like the boys and girls club and as well and as good as they are, we are just looking for something a little bit more local, little bit more fun, get the more people engaged. >> these animals need exercise, and you could probably use some yourself,

right. >> yes, we could. >> i think that is wonderful. you will keep it going. what message would you have for say other service organizations out there, people out there in even high school and a things. they have community service hours that they have to complete. >> i would say just kind of think broad. the kind of look at all of your options. they may not always be right in front of you but it could be right around the corner. >> who could resist these cute faces. >> yes. >> all right, ray, how do we get a hold of you. >> you can call us at 21523401240 or go right to our web site which is save me.org. >> all right. >> do you want to let him down because i think cinder is getting ancy there. it really was a perfect marriage because, the frat brothers were looking for something to do and dogs needed somebody to walk. he and cinder is finding her own way. there she goes. now, that is a dog, who is

loving the snow, than the that great. >> it is great. >> thanks, sue. >> well, stars are on good day this morning, vivica fox will be in our studio and we will tell you why she's here in philadelphia this weekend. >> we are talking to funny man vince vaughn will be telling bus his new film straight ahead. [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®.

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my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! back in from outside where the dogs, who need a home, you can find out more about them by going to my fox philly.com and link it up with the save me rescue organization. they do such great work. what is coming up this weekend? hopefully you will have some fun because it will start to get warmer. we will spring ahead so another reminder, saturday night, to turn your clocks a a head an hour.

it is springford, yeah, we will lose that her of sleep but another sign that spring is almost here. winter seven and a half inches of snow in philadelphia a the official total in king of prussia was almost ten and a half inches, eight in pike creek, atlantic city had 7 inches. new we are at seasonal total of 23 inches which is pretty normal for typical winter in philadelphia with that 7.5 that we had yesterday. certainly no where near 68 inches we had yesterday or the 107 there they are almost having in boston for the entire season. so temperature 13 in philadelphia, teens to the south of us, single digits to the north of us but feels like one, it is cold out there, so make sure you layer it up even out in the sun. people are out there shoveling snow because they didn't want to deal witt yesterday while still that you go but still take frequent brakes because it is only 27 degrees outside today. >> wow. >> we got some wick sun glare

and some snow over the traffic cameras. we have big traffic camera in the sky, sky fox over the scene of the disabled tractor trailer off to the side on the vine street expressway but causing a backup. it is, and, over to the side, and it is coming into philadelphia, on the eastbound side, and, coming off the schuylkill expressway, coming into center city. some wicked sun glare all around the board this morning. roads are a combination wet, secondary roads, side streets are snow covered and coming to my fixed camera we will find sun glare and a accident eastbound on the bypass right here near 282. regional rails running with 30 minute delays, watch for slippery platforms not only today but through weekend we will go on a roller coaster ride where temps will go up during the day, melt down and then refreeze overnight. they have about six buses, still sus penned this morning, 30 other buses on a detour.

patco high speed line is running with that construction schedule today, chris and alex, back to you. you have her of wedding and baby registries but now children are taking over. the kid are registering on line for their birthday and holidays. >> who are these kid. >> we will talk to some parents who after a big >> we will talk to some parents who after a big problem with

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that is right, 9:00 o'clock, it good day, it is friday, march 6th, 2015. hi lauren. >> it is friday. >> i'm filling in for mike all week. i have to tell you, he is back from his tropical vacation because we all went out, it was a very long day with the breaking news at laguardia airport, snow coverage and everything else. after the show lets go grab a sandwich and a beer. so alex, you went, sue came, caitlin roth was there. >> we invited lauren but she elect to get her hair done. >> so i texted mike, and he came over and met us. i said where is mike. come on, mike, where are you? it took him like 40 minutes to get six blocks. he took a cab. evidently the cab hit a pot hell in the way over and he walk the last three or four blocks. he looked like the the abdominal snow man when he showed up. >> he does president wear appropriate