>> yikes. >> former sports cast or don tollefson is head today jail. may do as many as four years behind bars. so, we have an attorney coming in to talk about that case. what exactly went wrong? what went right? >> good morning, everybody. >> will he will we see any sun? whenever i hear 68 degrees, i want there to be sun. >> there will be some lulls inbetween periods every rain. >> you can't rule out a pop up thunderstorm. >> or a blizzard? >> no, probably the only thing that won't happen today. a five out of ten, because of the fog, and the rain in the forecast, and the thunderstorms, but still will be mild today. so something to look forward to. see him through the fog, isn't easing up in a lot of spots, it is a day to have your rain

gear with you. now, here in the city, not seeing too much too much going on, the clouds, 40 degrees. and sunrise just happened at 6:55, here's your ultimate doppler radar picture, we have rain to our south, and then rain way out to our west with the cold front that's going to come through later, so it will be about 68 degrees. >> lingering showers tonight, little bit of thunder, and an overnight low of 45 degrees. we will talk about the big chill, that comes next. coming up in the seven day forecast. hey, bob. >> good morning, everybody, 7:01 this thursday, couple of factors this morning, roads are wet, little bit of rain, little bit of fog, and delays on the roads, and in the air. 422 eastbound, heavy from collegeville all the way in through king of prussia. combination of the wet roads and the beginning of the morning rush hour, then also dealing with some fog, you can kind of see it here, in the background, as you head in toward king of prussia.

look at this. who took 95? >> the fog man. >> hear the foghorn? somewhere in here 95 at cottman avenue. >> are you serious? >> actually the shotty always use. >> where is the camera? where is that camera? >> fifty-nine at cottman avenue. this is northeast philadelphia, an area you wouldn't think we would have fog, but, we're socked in here. so there is an example of you have patchy fog along the way. coming out of northeast philadelphia into center city, it will be rough. route 100 northbound, vehicle, off the roadway, right near the 30 bypass, and weather delays, at philadelphia international airport. already, an average of one hour-22 minutes on arrivals and departures, obviously with that thick fog, we had the rain all morning, so it is going to be rough day, in and out of philadelphia international airport, check with your airline before you head down to the airport, and we are coming over the walt whitman bridge, heading through the schuylkill, center city, again, patch of fogs and

delays rolling through 30th street, delay from sit avenue out toward conshohocken. otherwise mass transit looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> that's wizards, no fog in old sit. >> i exactly, what mile and a half can make a big difference. >> that's patch. >> i yes. >> probably because closer to the river i guess. appears pilot maybe the co-pilot first officer, may have been locked out of the cockpit on that germanwings flight that crashed into the alps. >> then among the 150 that were killed, mother and daughter who went to school in our area, jenny, they went to drexel. and emily she went about two years ago? she graduated from direction snell. >> yes, emily recent graduate, 2013. we were on campus, talk to some of the student just shocked and sad ends by the news that they were on that plane that crashed in the french alps. crash happened tuesday. germanwings flight lost radio contact with air traffic controllers, during a routine trip from barcelona to duesseldorf germany.

initially did not appear to be foul play, but why was one of the pilots locked out of the cockpit? that's one of the first questions. black box recordings indicate that the high lot was banking on the door and could not get back in. among the 150 people on board, who were killed, two americans, mother and daughter, yvonne and emily selke. yvonne worked in the pentagon satellite mapping office and her daughter emily again 2013 graduate of drexel's west fall college of media arts and design, music industry major. in a statement emily's family said quote our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful caring, amazing people, who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for prove a somebody your prayers. we spoke to student on the campus yesterday. >> very sad, very unfortunate. she obviously was a student at west fall, i am also a student in west fall as well which is the art college. my heart definitely goes out

to her. >> definitely is a tragedy losing someone from your own community. >> emily was a member of the gamma sigma sigma zeta sorority, they post add message on it facebook page, mourning the loss of emily and her mother. emily was integral part of the growing chamber and put others before herself, cared deeply for all of those in her life. we do know there was third american on the flight, how much, that person's identity has not yet been released. mike, alex? >> all right, 7:05. police are investigating home invasion in the point breeze section of the city. they have called out to the 1700 block of south chadwick street to the home after woman there, the woman told police a black male broke into her home and assaulted her, the victim was not taken to the hospital for some reason. police say nothing was taken from the home. and more breaking news, this out of chicago, former us representative jesse jackson, jr. is south of jail this morning, the 50 year old was

serving time for tax evasion and misuse of campaign funds. he will serve the remind of his sentence in halfway-house. >> 7:06. sentencing scheduled today for the women convicted of and ducking a five year old from a philadelphia school and sexually assaulting her. >> i will never forget this case, so horrific. bryant elementary the name of the school, right, steve? >> reporter: above the criminal justice center see the city of philadelphia flag, just above the scales every justice, the reason i point that out is because this has got to be the most if not one of for sure the most horrific kidnapping cases however in philadelphia history, schedule to come to a criminal court conclusion here today, prosecutors want a life sentence for 21 year old christina, if you don't recognize the face in the mugshot, you will recognize the face you don't see in the surveillance video, that was taken from the school stairwells, and hall whales. the only person ever arrested

and convicted for kidnapping a five year old girl, right out of her philadelphia public school classroom, in west philadelphia, posing as her mother, going to the office first, and not having identification, but, getting the little girl pulled out after classroom then backing out of the school with her, and not figured out until hours later when her family was looking for. well, this little girl has physical and emotional wounds, that will never hear, according to tom kline decline, her well known attorney. as the criminal case ends, this civil lawsuit where he is the attorney against the city's school district, continues to wind its long way through the system, no amount of money tom kline decline says, will ever make up for the life-long damages this little girl is still suffering with today, and will, forever. >> yes, rest of her life. oh, my god, so tragic. 7:07. viewing will be held today for chuck bednarik at the connell funeral home in bethlehem. >> bednarik played for the eagles his entire career from 1949 to 1962.

he was an all-pro eight time, unbelievable career, he is one of the last players to play both offense and defense, until dallas in 1996. chuck bednarik 89 years old. >> concrete charlie, he was tough. well, a racist note gets sent to pennsylvania state police nominee, colonel marcus brown. the note was hand delivered to his home in harrisburg. it red: no bleep lover will wear my uniform. the letter was signed didn't don't in reference to criticism over brown's decision to wear the state police uniform despite not having graduated from the academy. so, brown has been very voice full about his plans to recruit more minorities. >> the hearing for the men accused of murder sergeant robert wilson iii set for yesterday, has been pushed to may. you will remember he was

postumously promote today sergeant. prosecutors say brothers carlton hips and ramon williams both shot williams during a robbery attemptment at the game stop march the fifth. they intends to show surveillance video of the shoot-out. the brothers face the death penalty if convicted. >> veterans regional offices, pledging aggressive togs address charges every mismanagement of disability claims. the changes include a new regional office director, additional training, and protection, for whistle blowers, very important. >> 7:09. the secretary of state is scrambling to reach nuclear deal iran before the end of the month, deadline. john kerry returned to switzerland, he is scheduled to be to meet with iranian foreign minister. kerry hoping easing sanctions will prompt iran to agree to terms. deadline for preliminary agreement is march 31st, there have been talks they might he

can tend this deadline to mid april. kerry hopes to have final deal in place though by the end of the june. meanwhile, iran's foreign ministry is warning against air strikes in yemen. they say, it is a dangerous step that will likely worsen the crisis there. sawed r i abe yeah launched series of strikes against shiite, close us ally president fled the country. they say yemen on the brink of violent collapse. >> the army sergeant who was held captive by the taliban for five years could face life in prison if convicted on two charges. here are the charges. the army sergeant who was held captive by the taliban for five years, bo burying dall charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. army officials say bergdahl walk @ way from his stand in afghan 20095 month after arriving in afghanistan before captured by the taliban. he was released last summer. president obama negotiated his

release in exchange for a group of taliban leaders, five in all. >> all right, 7:11. a former university of oklahoma fraternity member caught on video lead ago racist chant on that bus. he actually went in front of folks and spoke. >> yep, he now says the chant was discusting and he regrets not stopping it. >> i never thought of myself as a racist, i considered it a possibility. go the bottom lines the words said this that chant were mean, hurtful and racist. i will be deeply sorry and deeply a shame of what i have done for the rest of my life. >> levi and several other members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity were caught on video, you remember, rye citing a chant that referenced lynching, and using a racial slur against african-americans. petit, another student, were later expelled from school for their leadership role in the chant. you can see them in the video. you know, encouraging others to do it. >> the sae chapter at the university of oklahoma was

also shutdown. well, whitney houston's mother said she presently friend if her granddaughter doesn't make t sissy houston gave interview to new york radio station yesterday. "tmz" report said she thanked everyone for their prayers and the family, and bobbi kristina has been in dome a since january. told listeners she at peace whatever happens, whether god works a miracle or not. bobbi kristina just moved from hospital to long-term care facility. >> quitting smoking is easier said than done. >> there is a new campaign that does more than just spout fact and figures. the ads involve former smokers who give first-hand accounts of the dangers in hopes of inspiring others to quit and others from even picky up the and the knit first place tips from former smoker campaign launches, did launch, it will launch on march 30th, and will run for 20 weeks. so look out for it on your local tv stations.

>> and great news to report this morning from nfl player devon still about his daughter. >> yes, his daughter lea still is now officially in remission. soap, this is of course four year old lea. her dad, bengals, posted picture on his instagram account saying yesterday was the best day of his life. he thanked the doctors at chop for his daughter was being treated. he said lea still needs treatment to make sure the cancer cells don't return but says quote i know my little warrier will get through t devon grew up in delaware and went to penn state. his trademark the fist bump. >> you better believe it. >> everyone doing fist bumps this morning for sure. >> couple people on twitter said they went to their tv and fist pumped lea because she is going like this into the tv screen. that's keel. >> hoping we will get to talk to him. no, not hoping. he is in the building. we awe talk to him. >> and lea is here, as well. devon, lee, a if you have any questions for them, ankle than you to the folks over at children's hospital of

philadelphia, no wonder considered one of the best children's hospitalization in the world. >> true. >> okay? there they are up there in our news room. and he is sitting right by my desk. we'll bring him down here, talk to him in just a little bit. tornado sirens going off in the midwest. >> you will recognize this town, alarm in moore, oklahoma forecasters say the tornado touched down in a suburb, this is not too far from tulsa. causing explosions, moore, oklahoma, the site of an f5 tornado. that killed 24 people just two years ago. >> destruction continued in several other areas of oak home, a arkansas, tornados striking during the evening rush hour. at least one person died, after mobile home park near sand springs, in the tulsa area, collapsed from the storms. officials believe more than dozen people suffered injuries. >> all right, it is coming up with seven seconds away from

sue serio. >> three, two, one. >> here is what to expect in the changes. so many changes in the weather the next couple of days, miler morning temperatures, chilly out there, but milder than it has been, in the morning, in a while. but pockets of fog, drizzle, and in some places we're seeing that fog get worse. bob kelly show you in his traffic cameras in a moment. milder, breezy today, scattered showers, and thunderstorms, won't rain every minute, but there will be breaks in the action. but, do have that rain gear with you, and colder air moves in, possibility, saturday, flurries? ya, the chance is there. that's how crazy all of these weather changes are going to be. so now, let's take a look at what's happening right now. cold front that's coming through our area later onment dis turns ahead of it, warmfront, will let in milder air from the south.

so, as we look down to the south of us, we see along the jersey shore, and the delaware beaches, and the other part of southern delaware, we do have some rain this morning. will it make it to philadelphia? this round may not just quite. but do be prepared for, that drizzle, fog, even if this area of rain doesn't make it, it is on and off rain throughout the day today. eight, 9:00 at night, here comes the cold front. that's what could touch off the loud thunderstorms, out later on in the day. and we see that moving through between say 8:00 and 10:00, 2:00 in the morning, still rain, way out to the west, coal air starts to filter in. some could change to snow. further out west than we think for our area. it is saturday morning, that we have the chance of some snow flurries, maybe even in the afternoon. we'll see what happens as the colder air moves n soap 41 degrees in philadelphia right now. we're still chilly. it is 38 degrees in pottstown, 35 in allentown, and 33 in reading. but the miler air hasn't quite gotten here yet. unless you're in wildwood.

unless you're in atlantic city, see it is to all moving south to north. that's have rain it is also getting milder. so, with that 41 in philadelphia, we look at the temperatures to our south. it is 62, right now, in atlanta. sixty-eight in new orleans, so that's the mile air mass, making a brief visit to our area. past seven days, it has been quite chilly. we have the high of 68 degrees on saint patrick's day, ever since then it has been on the chilly sidement back but to 68 by the end. day today. fifty tomorrow. look at say day's hi, 39. so, a lot of big swings in temperature, you know what happens with that, besides we don't know what to wear every day, as you start to get more potholes, bob kelly. we sure don't need any more of those. >> folks still dodging them, i know trying to fill them as quick as they can every day, obviously the rain didn't help on the overnight. work crews got rained out. an example of the fog that we're dealing with this morning, 7:17. northeast philadelphia, this is woodhaven road, up by the old franklin mills, which is

now philadelphia mills mall there. that's northeast philadelphia. we are going took back, weather delays, averaging about one hour and 22 minutes, at philadelphia international airport. because of the fog and the rain that we've, so headed down to the airport, give yourself extra time. check with the airline. delays on 42 because of the fog. shrill slower this morning, because of the poor visibility. eastbound schuylkill 20 minute trip from conshy into downtown. but the half hour and jelly donut here on 95 socked in with the fog woodhaven into center city even the pennsylvania turnpike seeing delays now in philly bensalem, under al valley forge, accident in chester county exton northbound 100 right before the 30 bypass, and then delays on 42 ago women -- as well, fog across the viewing area, slowing us down, add few extra minutes to your trip.

mass trans knit good shape at least for the moment. mike, alex, to you. >> ♪ happy birthday to starbucks. >> the 20th birthday of the frappuccino yesterday. do you like frappuccino's, mike? >> i do. i get the molk a but i'm going to try this today n honor of the big day they will be offering a frappuccino that tastes like birthday cake. >> oh! >> yes. >> what's in it? well, feature starbucks vanilla bean, hazelnut flavors blended together and topped with a asbury un fused whipped cream. >> yahoo. >> yum. you have to move quick limit only available for five days. >> probably enough. >> so you might want to get it. >> yep. i'm dunkin' donuts guy though too. >> really? >> don't pay your student loans. oh, ya? been put that off? maybe you can't drive. some states one in now area can take your drivers license away if you don't pay your student loans off. we'll tell you which state. >> big changes coming to the camden school district. thousands of student lent have the chance to a ten better schools in the fall.

we'll have the superintendent in to explain this big plan. >> and speaking. camden, camden's own, devon still; going to be in the studio in a few minute. with his daughter, hi, lea. fist bump boom. she is in remission, her cancer in remission. they're both with us,

a lot of fog out there, behind us, no fog at all. man, couple of minutes from us, fog all over the place. and it is thick. do you have pay back your student loans, sometimes ten, 15 years to do it, but got to get it done. some states have pretty serious consequence. >> may not be able to teach? really? >> yes, won't be able to work in a hospital. they will put your license, whether it is your drivers license, or your professional license, if you fall too far behind of paying back student loans. i know unbelievable, gets more un believe within i tell that you 22 states are doing there is only three, by the way, are pulling drivers licenses, monday tan, a iowa, and oklahoma.

but new jersey is one of the states that is pulling professional licenses, for teachers, k through 12, and for those who work as doctors or nurses, whatever, in the healthcare industry. i can't believe it is that high after number of states, i also can't believe that this has been going on for so long. but we're not really talking about it. it doesn't make sense. like, for instance, if you liver in montana, big state, don't have much public transportation, they take your drivers license away. how do you get to your job if you don't pay your student loan? >> you mention the license in new jersey, the teaching certificate, will take it away, nos your drivers license, take away your right to teach school? wow. we need to find out how often this happens, but proponents of these laws, many states, trying to revoke them. but proponents say this is the best way to scare people into

prioritize g the fact that they need to pay their student debt. >> how about pay your loans back? >> it piles up. when you get out the school, make a job that doesn't pay you that much. so for some people it can be really hard. >> well, i will mention that to my water, when i pay my water bill then. >> yes? >> you agree? i don't have the money. could you just lever the water on for me? >> and my car payment, i don't feel like paying that, either. pay your bills. >> just saying it, can be difficult. >> and they won't take your car away from you. >> true. pretty severe threat, right? >> pretty severe, yes. >> can't drive. >> so you take the job away from, you can't teach, so you can't make any money, so you can't pay -- hum. interesting how it plays out. >> very angry today. >> bye, lauren, love her. wonderful news for football player and his family.

by the way, new jersey, delaware and pennsylvania, all going to claim the devon still family today, right? >> let's do that. >> because we are thrilled that lea is in remission. >> that's right. and she is so cute. so, she is cancer free and they're here, and we will talk to them in the studio, in just a little bit. and jen is hanging out with some philly fashion designers making their names known. >> not just one fashion designer, i give you two fashion designers. and both of them couldn't be more different in terms of what they do with the clothes, so some tricks, some tips, and we will see what they are all b and this thing, that was walking the red carpet in new b and this thing, that was walking the red carpet in new york.

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>> yes, and we may be in the doghouse by the end of the day, because the mild temperatures are only lasting this one day, we've got to deal with fog this morning, barely see, old bus stop buddy there, behind all of that fog. showers around this morning, south of philadelphia, have the rain gear with you, even if it is not raining right now where you are, because you will need it at some point later today. so dealing with fog, dealing with showers, even with the milder temperatures, still going with a five out of ten today. 41 degrees r here in the city, and, 68, and then more thundershowers on later on. sixty-eight for the high, 45 for the low temperature tonight. might wake up, we get up earl. >> i bamm, 32nd, i'm out. good morning, 7:30, thursday morning, let's crews around with the fog cams, we call them today. thick fogment out there all over the place. live look at route one, up in

bucks county, right near the pennsylvania turnpike, interchange, and the fog also along the turnpike itself, from philly, all the way over to valley forge, here is a live look, at i95, northeast philly, toyed take one of the cameras actually closer to the ground here, to casino of give us a visual but we're bumper to bumper from woodhaven all the way in, through center city, and then out to exton, downingtown, king of prussia, the fog and rain impacting air travel this morning, weather delays averaging about one hour 22 minutes, at philadelphia international airport. if you are headed down to fly out, or maybe drop off, orpik somebody up, it is not going to go away just this morning it, will set the tone for the rest of the day. so do check with the airline. as we go for a ride on the freeway, again, coming in toward philly. you have our normal delays, and then some fog thrown in there, as well. slower than normal, over both the benny and the walt whitman, because of the fog. and there is your average

travel times for the gang coming in from the suburbs on both 422 and 202. mike, alex, back over to you. >> well, done, tollefson, well known name in our area, he's going to jail. >> yesterday a judge sentenced former sportscaster to two-four years behind bars for defrauding people out of thousands of dollars, he will also be on probation for 15 years, and must pay restitution, to those he ripped off when he sold fake sports theme trims. tollefson former employee of fox 29. >> hey, good morning. >> i bet you don tollefson has two regret, one, he didn't take the plea deal. >> yep. >> because he was offered seven months, now got between two to four years, so woe have been out of jail by now? >> well, with time served, yes, could have been out of jail. exactly right. the second regret he probably has he represented himself. people think they can walk into a courtroom and represent themselves in a court case? not good idea. if you represent yourself, you

have a fool for a client, something like that. >> your attorney is a fool, so are you. >> but when it comes to how much money he got out of people about 300,000. but i notice he only has to pay back 107,000. why is that? >> first 200 victims he defrauded, for 300,000, but about 140 of that was from a ticket agency. so, what the court said was ticket agency do you have sue don tollefson in a civil procedure, so don tollefson you only have to pay back $164,500 to the people you defrauded. >> more problems coming his way. >> oh, civil lawsuit against him by sure by a lunch of post people. >> civil lawsuit? >> the money they were defrauded. so each of the people defraud philadelphia they want each one of those people can bring civil lawsuit against don tollefson. we have only had the criminal procedurement normally criminal procedure is before the civil procedure. now there has been conviction, now all of the people defrauded can all bring civil claims against him. >> he could appeal, right? >> or is this it? >> this is it, he's going to jail. >> for how long?

>> two-four. >> he can serve 14 month with good behavior, time served, he can serve 14 months in jail. >> i think what's will happen. >> then probation? >> he will have probation for the next 15 years after, that yes. he will be on probation for a long time. i think probably serve 14 month, but the prosecute remembers pushing for limb to get the full sentence. because all of these victims really are saying they want him to serve between the two-four years, a the loft people say they want him to serve the full -- >> they're mad. >> veried. >> still to do this day. when you trust somebody, and they take your money and say they will give it to charity, then they take it and put it in their own bank account, yes, you getty mad. >> talk about this airplane thing, have you heard the news overnight? one looks like co-pilot stepped out of the cockpit, as they do from time to time, and then couldn't get back into the cockpit, banking on the door. now, either the pilot inside had a heart attack, coincidentally, while the other guy -- >> that would be amazing. >> amazing. so let's just say they find

this guy was -- committed suicide, i mean, drove 150 people into the side of the mountain. or it was a terrorist act, now making a statement, whatever. let's go back to the suicide thing. could you hold an airline responsible for that? >> well, it depends. and then when i say it depend, depends if there was some type of members on behalf of the airline. what i heard there is a requirement when one of the pilots steps out of the cockpit, that one of the flight attendants is supposed to go in there so that if something happens to him from medical standpoint that there is somebody else in there. if they didn't follow those regulations you can consider that to be negligence, therefore, lawsuit would be a proper thing to do. >> of course it goes country to country. i think we have that here in the u.s. how many times have you seen they'll pull the cart in front of the aisle, block the aisle. >> right. >> the co-pilot or the pilot will come out. leaving only one person in, and no flight attendant goes in there. >> that's against regulations may have theory for lawsuit there. the other thing is it occurred to me, shouldn't the pilots be able to get in by some type of

code? why should they be locked out? seems to me they should have some type of code or some sort of override system to allow somebody. suppose there was flight attendants in, there some gas or something that knocked them out. there still should be some way for the pilot to get back in there. >> ally there is a320, but goes into five minute lockdown. >> if the pilot was inside, doesn't let anybody else in. can override the system, and only eight minutes. >> interesting case because the plane descended gradually. which they say probably ann tension al act, not unintentional act. >> we'll find zero. >> find out. ken, thank you. so this little girl, she beat cancer. >> and she's right here. she is so cute. we are talking about lea. she is in the studio with her dad, devon, we will talk to them next.

we have some heroes here in philadelphia, over the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> for sure we have devon still, captured our hearts, he documented his daughter lea's battle with cancer. yesterday they received great

news from the doctors at chop. >> and they are with us in studio right now. hi, lea, welcome. >> congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> i saw the instagram pictures. >> right. >> how are you feeling when you got the news? and how did you get the news? >> the doctors called us, and told us that they finally got the bone biopsy back, that we was waiting for since last week, and it came back negative. which meant that my daughter's cancer was in remission, and they first told us the news, i didn't know what to do. i sat if the car just feeling numb, just trying to really understand what the doctors just told us, for the past days i've been day dream being what that feeling would be like. finally i just looked at my daughter and started crying and she new why i was crying, she ask me did i beat the cancer, i said yes and we kept hugging and kissing. >> you really think -- has she understood what she has been going through? >> she knows exactly what she is going through. she only four, but she is very bright. and she just has been great throughout this whole process.

she never complains not one day about what she was going through. she just continued to fight through. >> everyone knows of course the fist bump. did you guys always do that, ever since she was like really little? >> that's something we did in the car that day when we was going to her surgery, i just wanted to do something to get her mind off of what she was about to go through, because she look pretty nervous in the back seat. >> and then now you guys did it again, you beat up cancer, lea. >> you beat it up. can i give you one? boom. >> can i get one, too. >> ya. >> by the way, love the could you girl boots! you like could you girl boots? >> uh-huh. >> you want to ride a horse some day? ya? >> that's because i'm daddy's little pope. >> i she beat up cancer. i got to get already seg. >> you deserve a pony and so much more. >> let's buy the clydesdale's for goodness sake. >> so what did you do to celebrate? did you guys do anything to celebrate yet? >> a cancer party.

>> oh! >> going to be there, and and sophie. >> the movie frozen is that correct your favorite movie? >> uh-huh. >> who is your favorite principal necessary. >> elsa. >> i knew. >> and aero he will, and jasmine. >> oh, jasmine, ya. >> you can tell she an elsa fan, she has the bracelet here. >> do you always have bracelets on? yes? >> beats that hospital bracelet. >> i don't like the hospital bracelet. >> no. >> and now you don't have to wear it? >> no so what was the original diagnosis, neuro stage fewer neuroblastoma. >> what's that? >> nerve tissue disease. >> is it only in kids? >> the more you see in more kids, really immature cells that don't develop, starts to spread into cancer, into a tumor. >> she was first diagnosed what were her chances? what did they think?

>> fifty-50. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> nothing now. >> that's right. because you beat it up. >> i have two daughters, devon, when we first heard about this, what, over a year ago, how do you hand it will? >> you really don't know how to. you really, especially being only tax i am still trying to figure out how to be a father, and to be hit with something like, that i didn't know how to handle it. i just took it step-by-step. and of course, seeing my daughter how she came through it, definitely helped me deal with it we try to deal with it and deal with the best of something negative. >> her strength inspired so many. so what, checkups every so often? >> she still has couple of more treatments to do. because neuroblastoma real aggressive cancer. so you see a lot of kids relapse when they're in remission. so we will go through one more round of kimmo starting tomorrow to make shower we get everything out of her system. then that will be followed up by stem cell transplant which

really wipes everything out, back up bone marrow, immune system. >> i bet pretty good things to say about the people over at children's hospital. >> and child life, too, it takes a lot to make kids feel comfortable in the hospital, in a environment, and the child life people over there definately did. that will the doctors put together the best plan possible to help my daughter beat this disease. >> you what about football now, go back to concentrating on that? >> yes, feels like a weight lifted off my shoulders, now i can go out there and focus on football a lot more. >> just last week you resigned with the bengals. >> yes. >> congrats on that. >> good news. >> a loft good news for you. >> yes. >> another one, he's engaged. >> oh, congrats. >> life is good? >> it is good. it is very good. >> you're a local guy all the way, right? you were born in camden. >> uh-huh. >> then grew up in delaware. >> delaware. >> wilmington. >> and you went to penn state. >> oh, ya. >> so all three states are claiming you this morning. >> can we get just tight shot of lea? there go. >> the cutest thing.

>> what do you want to be when you grow up, do you know? >> a nurse and a doctor nurse. >> oh. wow. we believe you can do it all for sure. >> and a dog one. >> get a lot of money. >> how about that? >> and you're playing for the eagles. >> oh, you heard that. we want him to play for the eagles, too. we'll have to tell chip kelly. >> that's another one. >> right there. >> oh, chip kelly. >> did you hear that? >> she has spoken? how many more years do you have on your contract? >> seven more years, dude. >> see you next year, devon. >> so nice meeting you. >> bye, lea. >> bye bye. >> she wants him to be an eagle. that's fantastic. >> we love it. got to take a break. coming right back.

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something wrong with his life, with his family, whatever, financial problems, was it a terrorist act? so this entire crash investigation has take answer whole new turn. maybe not too surprising after we heard one of the pilot was lockout of the cockpit. but now it is official. they truely believe after listening to the black box record that it was an intentional act, took 149 people plus himself into that mountain. >> plus two people with ties to our area, one every them graduate of drexel talking about emily. >> so that's shocking news, and we will bring you more about that is correct as soon as it comes across the wire, into our news room. >> obama connor making a name for herself. >> last month, see this beautiful red dress? cynthia bailey from the real housewives of atlanta, wore one of her gowns during new york fashion week. >> can we get something like that for less money, jenn fred

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>> okay, we got to get back to this. shocking. >> yes, braking right now, appears the germanwings co-pilot appears to want to destroy the plane, he intentionally made it go down. >> after earlier report that the pilot was locked out of the cockpit, when it crashed, in the french alps. jenny joyce, isn't it so, i don't know it is very surprising after what we learned last night, but still, a shock that somebody would take 149 people to their death. >> we are getting ap alert after alert on these details, the french prosecutor just coming out here to say that the co-pilot was alone at the helm, inside the cockpit, that he intentionally took this plane down, apparently, alarms were sounding, as banking is heard on the armored door of the germanwings cockpit. lufthansa says this co-pilot

germed germanwings in september of 2013, directly after training, and had flown 630 hours, the captain had more than 6,000 hours of flying time, it been pilot since 2014 having previously flown for lufthansa and another according to lufthansa. also hearing family members are arriving at the scene, as these stunning developments are coming out now. >> also hearing the co-pilot was considers, until the plane hit the mountains, and we were here at drexel university talking all morning, about how two of the three americans have philadelphia ties, emily selke2013 graduate of drexel university, and her mom, hearing, was springfield high school graduate, who was working for the pentagon at the time. so we will continue to gather these details and get back to you guys with more, mike, al next. >> my god. straight up 8:00 let's do some

traffic and weather together and get back to news from our area. >> seeing lots of fog in the area, nothing outside our window here but we warn if you could slow it down, place where it has been pretty dense, have the rain gear with you, just like bus stop buddy does because it is going to rain on you at some point today even if you are in a lull in the action right now. 42 degrees, in philadelphia, mildest morning in a while, couple of weather systems headed our way, watching this warmfront, that's bringing rain and in some cases thunderstorms, out of the south, and we do have some places to the south of philadelphia, where we are seeing showers probably between 8:00 and ten maybe eight midnight tonight, with some loud thunderstorms possible. 68 degrees. >> enjoy the mild air while it is here, showers, fog,

thunderstorms, i disappeared, did you see that? 44 degrees, i am magical today. 44 degrees tonight, even thunderstorms, as the rain lingers, for a little while. bob kelly, stick around. who knows what i'll do next. >> you got it, little one day special over there. 8:02, good morning, jammo on 95, a live look, 95 southbound, an accident, right near the delaware state line. it is right here, 95, 495 split. see the sign on i95, plus, poor visibility up and down the entire i95 corridor. westbound, philly bensalem interchange, there is the actual interchange in the background, so it is right at the onramp, to head west, and then there is a delay from pretty much willow grove all the way over toward valley forge. just in from septa, and medical emergency, along the norristown high-speed line, has all of their trains running with about ten minute delays this morning. otherwise, the regional rails,

looking good, slippery platforms, because of the wet, because of the wet platforms, could be slippery because of the rain rough go all morning between the rain, fog, set the tone for the rest of the day for air travel. as far as the major roadways, pretty much in gridlock, again, it will take you longer today, than it did yesterday, because of the weather. ninety-five south, bumper to bumper from cottman all the way down through girard avenue. the schuylkill expressway running slow, westbound, from the boulevard out toward conshy, again, pockets of fog along the way, where whether it be the schuylkill, the blue route, even 422, seeing fog this morning. delay collegeville head in the toward king of prussia, and then watch for delays as i mention on the turnpike, just under 40 minutes from femme i over to vale forge, so far so good going down the northeast he can tension, again, one hour 22 minute delays at the airport, and ten minute delays on the norristown high-speed

line. >> all right, the woman convicted of abducting five year old girl from a philadelphia school, sexually assaulting her, will be sentenced today, found guilty on all charges, stemming from the january 2013 incident. from bryant elementary school, remember this, i'll never forget it, that morning. the prosecution is seeking life in prison. sentence something also scheduled today for arkel garcia, found guilty in the murder of 21 year old christian massey. he was shot and killed near 58th and lebanon, in overbrook, two years ago. during robbery attempt, to steel his headphones. and, whitney houston's mother says she's mentally prepared if her granddaughter, bobbi kristina, does not make it. >> sissy houston said at interview at news station, thanks everyone for theirs

prayers for bobbi kristina who has been in coma since january. she is at peace with whatever happens, whether god quote works a miracle or not. bobbi kristina was just moved from a hospital to a long-term care facility. hems i hammer said she believes bill cosby guilty of sexually assaulting several women. >> so chelsey tells esquire magazine that he tried to cosby me. she says it happened ten years ago, and atlantic city hotel. they were both performing at the hotel. chelsey says someone told her that mr. cosby wanted her to meet him in his hotel suite. she says she thought that was weird so she asked two guys from her film crew to go with her. she says she is glad she didn't go alone. uh-huh. all right, 8:05 now, thursday? >> it is thursday. >> thursday. math, science, how about pop and lock? >> what kids can learn today

from old school break dancers. we're showing off the moves later on good day. but first, big changes in camden. there is a new plan to improve city schools, how they say your child can get a better education. >> plus, more on the shocking news out of the french alps. authorities say this was just playing with inch ten -- this plane intentionally crashed into a mountain killing 150 people. into a mountain killing 150 people. shocking news, more jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city.

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>> breaking news about the plane crash that happened couple every days in the french alps, flight from barcelona to duesseldorf in germany. after listening to the black box recording, of what was going on in the cockpit, officials have determined this was an intentional crashing of this airline. >> and earlier reports, that the co-pilot was locked out, we now know the co-pilot inside the cockpit, voluntarily refused to open that door, despite the fact, that you could hear the other pilot knocking, trying to get in. >> yes, first we thought the co-pilot was outside of the cockpit. no, the pilot himself, the leadoffs err, apparently was

outside, trying get in. the co-pilot voluntarily decided not to open the door, take the airplane, from 38,000 feet, down to about 12,000 feet. then, down to the level of the mountains and the french alps where it cracked into the mountain killing 149 people, plus the pilot. >> my goodness. i mean, last night we learned that after they had listen to the recording, inside the cockpit, that could you hear banking, on the door, up to the last second, before they crashed. >> trying to get in. >> the pilot trying to get n now there is co-pilot apparently only with germanwings for about 18 months, flown for lufthansa, another airline called condoor, which i think has flights into the united states. >> ongoing investigate, at first they said they didn't believe there was foul play. but made no sense. >> no sense. after 24 hours, no foul play. too early to determine. >> now after listening to the recorder, learning more and more. >> now they have to determine

why did he do it. was it a terrorist act? was there something wrong with his life? et cetera, but again, only with the airlines that particular wing of the airline germanwings for about 18 months. >> you can see it is cloudy outside our window. aren't seeing any rain just yet. anticipating very brief warm up, one day only. what's happening is the cold front has yet to come through. and we just seeing the warmfront enter our area right now, so by tonight about 8:00 here's the coal front, and you can see from this temperature contour map, the warm air ahead of it, the cold air behind it, inbetween the possibility of thunderstorms. so keep that this mine for later in the day specially if you're out this evening. that will take away the extra mild air at least for now. so we have our first system coming toward us at the moment. and you can see, out in the western part of pennsylvania,

the very combination of that cold front, coming through, and colder air behind it. so we've been watching the possibility of some thunderstorms, maybe in southern delaware, right now, some of these isolated heavy downpours we're seeing on radar, and few showers, in southern new jersey. not too much has made it up into the metro area, at least just yet. but, if you're long the delaware beaches specially might be seeing some rain right now, a look at the future cast, computer model, what is happening with precipitation, cloud cover, you might even see a little bit of sunshine here and there today. but not very much. cold front comes through, say, between 8:00 and midnight tonight. with some possible thunderstorms, and then, there is a lingering of precipitation into friday morning. and look down to the southwest, as that cold air moves in, and at least in the higher elevations of west virginia, possibility of, dairy say it, little bit of snow. i don't think we'll see on friday, but possibility on saturday morning, with secondary cold front, of some snow flurries, even here in

philadelphia. we will see what happens on saturday morning. but plan on need that winter coat again, just not today. yep, it is chilly right now, but you won't need the coat later on. 42 degrees in philadelphia, 30's to the north and west of us, 50's, though, to the south. you can see where the milder air is starting to filter in. and that's when the temperatures will start to zoom up. even if we don't see too much sunshine. so, with that 42 here, you see the warmer temperatures, that are to our south. the air mass that we will get first, before the cold front comes through, and that comes out later on. 47 degrees was the high yesterday. we anticipate much warmer temperatures today, 56 is the average high below average to well above with high of 68 degrees 50 tomorrow, more showers specially in the morning, flurries, and maybe some sunshine in the afternoon, on saturday. we'll see how that works out, and then rainy and milder on monday.

>> as least bat took 50's by the early part of next week. >> little bit of everything on the seven day there, good morning, little bit of everything this morning, delays ten minutes on the norristown high-speed line. because of a medical emergency, at one of the stations, otherwise, the regional rails are doing good, been rough morning for air travel, average delays about a buck 20, at philly international. and that's probably going to be with us through the rest of the morning, one we get behind or during the morning rush hour, usually difficult to kind of make up. so make sure to check with the airline before you head to the airport. there is your speedometer readings, so stacked up, on 95, the schuylkill, even the boulevard, and there is patches of fog, not only out in the suburbs, but, like here on 422, slowing us down, from collegeville, in toward king of prussia, and the turnpike, westbound, accident at philly bensalem, and then 40 minute delay from philly, over to valley forge, but no delays coming down that northeast extension, mike, alex being over to you. >> thank you, how about this? city of camden announced major

transformation to improve some of the city schools. >> yes, being called a bold stand for camden's kids. the biggest changes will occur at schools where officials say student really need the help the most. >> camden's superintendent of schools is with us once again. thanks for coming in. so how many schools are we talking about? >> five schools, just the focus has been on schools that are struggling, in terms of declining enrollment, academic achievement, and facilities truly -- >> put up those five schools, we have some video, and some stills of them. but there are five. henry -- ban sal? >> east camden middle school, mcgraw, mal even a school, whittier family school. >> what's the difference between renaissance and chapter in. >> so, byproduct of the asian hope, schools are hybrid traditional public schools charter schools. and what makes them unique, they're neighborhood schools. if you live in the

neighborhood, no lottery. you don't have to win the lottery to get your kid in, guaranteed a school seat in the school. in addition, partnership schools. they work with the district, we contract with themment and they really serve our very unique needs. lastly, they come with additional funding for facilities, renovations or new construction. >> at loft student will be in newly renovated or brand new schools? >> exactly. so for these five schools, fast l tis have been in disrepair for long time, white year school for example the front steps have been condemned, walk by the school, already caution tape around it. >> a lot of issues. >> that's whittier. >> yes. >> so, this is great. , this is fan taste i can, where are you get the money. >> the fun come from allocations, it means, for every student we receive in the district get certain amount of fund, same thing with renaissance schools. >> from the state? >> most of it comes from the state. very little comes from local

tax levy. don't have large tax levy allocation to our budget. so, it is allstate funding, where we're fortunate in new jersey that for every student sweer of it is i believe a fair student funding formula, court ruling about 25 years ago, that gave district like camden more funding because our kids have higher needs. >> at love people are calling this very bold plan. how long is this in the works? >> good question. i was appointed 18 months ago. during that time we now held about 45, 46, open town hall neighborhood meetings, where we've been having open honest conversation about our schools struggling the most. and that's really what this is about. the schools that have seen declining enrollment. one of the schools, serves about quarter of the kids that use today serve just seven years ago. so, in those conversations we discussed partnering with renaissance school organizations, non-profit organization action, just asking for help, in those schools, asking for help, to help them have them help us revitalize. >> when you say schools struggling, i saw some of these, like two in five

student do not graduate high school. one in five reads, writes, does math at their grade level, one in five. >> that's the district average. if you look at the schools that were optimistic about revitalizing, at molina school, 7% of the student on grade level ' a and reading and math. >> you can't put that on a bad looking building. i mean, so, what is the other aspect of it? you can't throw money at school district and make the kids better student. i heard a part of this proposal, kids walk to the their own schools, take a bus to the school they're going to, will be shinier, which is great. but what about the teachers? are you going to wipe away all of the teachers and then they have to reply? >> it is a really good question. first of all, i just want to make very clear, systemic failure. we're not here to point the finger. this is something that has been in the last few decades, just challenges that we've inherited. so, we're not saying that the teachers fault, or principal's fault, but this is systemic

short coming. so as far as how it is going to work, exactly right, shiny new building doesn't solve everything. so we will bring in new leadership teams. these will three non-profit organizations, master i, uncommon, kip, have real long track record. >> these teachers say we have a teacher been doing this for 20 years, they have to reply and do interview again for their jobs. >> so two things. one, all of the teachers retain their seniority rights. >> okay. >> with the district. >> okay. >> but, if they do want to work for one of these organizations, they will be guaranteed an interview, not necessarily a job, but it will be a fair process. >> sounds to me like it is teacher evaluation. where you have to prove, you have to prove that you're a good teacher to get back, get a job back. >> well -- >> we are thrilled with these organization that is come, in

bring nude err -- leadership, hire back some of the staff. at the end. day building strong culture from the ground up. we think kids and families will benefit. >> you say brinking in teachers from other areas then or people, new applicants? >> it is possible. i think that these organization also search far and wide to make sure that camden kits get the best teacher possible. >> blow back in any proposal at all. >> without question. >> okay, good luck with it. >> thank you. >> good to have you. >> appreciate it. >> still, this shocking news. that deadly plane crash in the french alps according to prosecutors who have been listening to the voice recorders from the black box say nothing indicates a terrorist attack in the crash. but still, i think it is too early to determine that. but, again, we've learned the co-pilot began the descent intentionally from 38,000 feet. and crashed it intentionally into the mountain, in the south of france. we're getting new info in, the last couple of minutes or so, jenny joyce has been co-late

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>> more new information on the minute on this plane crash, they're saying this was intentional act for this crash that killed 149 people. >> we have a name now, co-pilot, he wasn't with the airline very long, i mean, germanwings, very long. >> eighteen months. >> about 18 months, flown for lufthansa, the parent company. say i ten lent, crashed in the alps in the south of france. it was the co-pilot's intention to destroy this plane, one of the prosecutors, who listened to the tape, says, can you believe that? >> oh, it says this too. before the crash, jenny, they can hear on the voice recorder, the passengers, the back of the plane, screaming, they new what was coming. >> chilling new details, hearing the passengers screaming, hearing the alarms sounding, as they're banking on the cockpit door, trying to

get n you can also hear on the other end on the co-pilot's end absolute silence, this is according to the french prosecutor, who did release the name of the co-pilot as andrew as lubes. asking questions on his background, ethnicity, and there is no indication at this point in time that this was a terrorist attack, that this co-pilot has no history, as a known terrorist, but, again, learning more from this black box recording saying that the co-pilot voluntarily refused to open the door and his breathing was normal throughout the final minutes of the flight, saying, he was conscious, up until the very end. >> there are safeguards in place, if something like this happens, if one, two of the pilots get knocked unconscious, have some sort of medical emergency, another staff member can get inside

that cockpit. however, if the pilot denies the access, door will remain lock for five minutes, andy see a report, that there were eight minutes, span of time, from the sense of the plane. so eight minutes, where screaming can be heard, the banking, the alarms going off, than pilot did not open the cockpit door, learning a little bit more about this co-pilot, too, that he joined germanwings in september of 2013, directly after training, he had flown 630 hours, the captain, who was last out of the cockpit, had flown for 6,000 hours. >> two americans were on that flight, emily selke, drexel

grad, and her mother, eve son. >> can you imagine eight minutes every terror, once you see the pilot banking. >> then you know what's up. >> and then you're defending hours before they're supposed to lands, just horrific.

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>> the south every friend. , intentional act by the co-pilot had had been with germanwings airlines, for about 18 months, yes, people have listened to the recorder, the black box recorder, say they could hear sounds of screaming, and pounding on the cockpit door, the pilot, the main pilot, trying to get back n the co-pilot refused to let him back in, and intentionally went from 38,000 feet into that mountain killing 149

people. wheel the pilot was banking on the door, hearing the screaming, co-pilot's breathing was normal. silent and normal. >> apparently as soon as the pilot left the cockpit, he didn't say a wormed, but apparently they could monitor his breathing. and was very calm about it. >> lightening the mood here, the fda, they do this every now and again, give new guidelines what we should be putting in our bodies, including, especially, our school children. >> so here to tell us more josephine registered dietition, thank you. >> over at cooper, right, cooper hot? >> talking about boiled eggs, eggs. i went through a phase where i would have -- i red somewhere it is good to have two a day, i came on board, no, don't do that, don't do it. >> you can go back to that.

sore. >> i let's clear it up. in the year 2015, eggs are good for us? >> for awhile, cholesterol, what people were worried about? >> for long people thought the cholesterol in food would affect your own cholesterol, and it has been shown for a long time to be true, now finally made it to the recommendation. >> when you order an omlet, do you get it egg white only or do you have the yolk in there? >> right now i'll do all of the yolks. >> you're pregnant. >> i can eat whatever i want. >> oh, great. >> no, that's not true. i can't eat whatever i want. but yes, you can definitely have your foliage with the yolk this it, has a loft nutrients, we encourage people that do have high cholesterol, not to stay away from eggs, necessarily. >> what's this, why this? >> talking different guidelines of fault, before just blanket statement for

low-fat. but now, we really want to differ end ain't between the fat so heard this for long time, that there is good fats, bad fats. >> what's trans fat? >> trans fat is a fat that comes from processed foods, processed fats, can casino of act like a saturated fat in your body. so, what we want to gravitate toward, more, is polly unsaturated. >> may or may not see it on the label. typically you will see it. if they decide to put it on the label, so, you will see polly un sal rated grams. >> motion of the time from plant source. >> after kad owes still okay, please? >> sure, what's next to is not good, that's the whole bowl of sugar. that's actually the average amount of sugar in american takes in every day. >> no way. >> i know. >> just one day? >> pretty gross. even for pregnant woman, i don't want that much sugar.

that's about 30 teaspoons of sugar. so, 10 tablespoons of added sugar. >> where are we getting this and we don't know it? >> in your drinks, in your different baked goods, different things you see at the store that are sweetened. >> i knew. >> you knee but you don't know how much. >> you don't know because there is actually no way of knowing on the label. >> avenue question, if it is not that's are bad, good, then bad, then good, coffee good, bad coffee, bad, that's a cup of coffee by the way, that's why we put the word coffee ton. >> if case were you confused. >> yes, coffee is great for you.

>> we just did story couple of weeks ago about giving coffee to four, five year old, that's still not good? >> i don't think any par won't want that. >> all right. >> real quickly here. you mention the school. what's the biggest headline out of the food for schools. >> so i think what they will really focus on, are these added sugars in food, and trying to keep that out of children's diets, in the school lunch program. >> seems fairly easy thing to do. i don't know why more schools don't do it? >> definitely huge process, might be some overhauling, but do-able. i think where you start with people's nutrition in their childhood is so pitch at old. >> got to start early. congratulations again. >> and you can do easter egg hunt now. >> not too early.

>> did you realize that -- did you ever vogue in the clubs? you know, madonna's vogue? >> am i going say this on air that i vogue -- >> i mean, i have a child on the way. moms vogue in the closet? give me one of these. there you go. >> she knows how to do it. that's the hint right there. >> you know, 25 years old that phone. >> so, dot dance nerve this video, do they still have it? they still got t we'll show their moves. >> yep, recreate philadelphia with the original dancers, what do you think they look like today? >> that will be good to see. but, first, from frizzy, to fizz i. ladies, new strange trend for your hair. would you wash your locks with soda? the celebrity that is starting the coca-cola craze.

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>> i have never heard of this before, but may be working for some people. super molted he will washing their hair with coca-cola or pepsi coal, a any kind of soda. >> you know what happens, mike? once the celebrities start doing it. >> we will do it. >> super model suing i water house, of course, rumored to broken up with bradley couper. >> yes. >> she told us weekly that the bubble beverage, coke, is secret to her perfectly hair, perfect, you know, casino of like wavy, the 23 year old said the soda gives the right amount of volume and texture, and that's why she uses it. now, someone just tweeted me, kimberly, she said washing your hair with coke? what's next, acid? >> right? big jump. >> it is a big jump. but i think she trying to say it sounds ridiculous, coke. >> a little bit. would it have to be a brown soda, or could you use sprite? >> she did say just coke.

maybe she has a deal with coke? some people use mayonnaise, like as a concern, i think kelly roland does from destiny child. >> ever tried anything like that. >> i have not. >> we should do a segment on that, household products you can put in your hair. >> oh, thank you for volunteering to do that. >> hey, by the way, the frappuccino, i believe the frappuccino over at starbucks is having birthday today. >> yes, so in honor of the big day, starbucks will be offering brand new birthday cake frappuccino. >> it tastes like birthday cake. >> so the special treat features starbucks vanilla bean, hazelnut flavors blended to go, then topping, raspberry infused weep cream. >> see the thing run through the wipe cream. >> if you want to try this, you need to go like today, tomorrow, only available for five days. if you like it, you might want more of it. >> then there were four, one direction going from five to four. zane is out. the heart break around the world this morning. will they replace him or just go with four? >> i know jen feeling the heartache. right, jen?

>> i mean, i don't know why we are not doing four hour special on, the five that has changed the group, but because we have this gorgeous fashion design where us, mike jerrick, you will lose your mind when you see what lindsey has to show us when we come right back.

watching rain on radar, it isn't here in old city yet. but it is not that far away, watching this area of thunderstorms, coming out of richmond, virginia all the way up i95 toward washington, d.c. and in a couple of hours it, will probably be here. whether these storms will hold together or not, remains to be seen, but you will need your umbrella, at some point today. so, we do still have the fog, drizzle around this morning, milder, breezy today, scattered showers, and storms, but don't expect it to last. colder air moves in, and i can't believe i'm saying it, this much into spring, but flurries, that's right, snow flurries, possible, on saturday. >> that's just stupid? it is stupid. >> snow. >> you know what? maybe another nature doesn't realize it is supposed to be spring? maybe someone needs to tell her? >> give her a call after the show. do you know lindsey? >> known for california style

pieces. but raised right here in doylestown, she worked in bala cynwyd for years. >> now, she on good day philadelphia. >> she hanging out in mount air think morning. >> there she is. ya, good morning! >> how are you? >> good, thank you so much for coming in. >> yes, i'm so happy to be here. >> a shame you and giovno, so beautiful, different from hers, so let's show people what we are talking about. this is marie, one of the things you've been saying, you want it to be comfortable but so sex. >> i yes, yes so my inspiration for this collection was california. >> okay. >> so it is like very glamorous, old hollywood, but like bohemian sheik comfortable vibe. >> i like the little details. look, it is a cardinal pant, but has little ruffle. >> feminine, yes, like i'm all about a lot of feminine. i want every piece to have lots of glamour, starlight feel to it. >> feeling it. so we have brook, as well. and brook, this is just amazing, the thing i like

about this, it is a flow i look, but you can see her shape. >> yes. >> i love this piece, because this is something that you could wear out, you know, with your friend to like a party or whatever, but you could actually put this on with flip flops and kind of like do like a day sort of glam our, definite look. but with like the details here, she has like little slit. >> yes, yes, yes. >> talk to me about when flow i thing happen, different body shapes, right? these two, by the way, the professional models, so they're tall, georgous, thin, nice, not everyone looks like there is but some of your pieces all pieces go with all size snaz. >> yes, obviously you know you could help anything. but at the same time, a lot of my pieces like could you wear with jeans there is top. >> this top would be perfect on any fit, any size. but i also have, you know, lots of short dresses, rompers, ton of different -- >> a romper like that; there a rule about that? is there an age limit?

do you have to be short, tall, like any rules with that? >> it is great to feel sexy, confident, you'll stands out, it will be amazing. >> now one of the things you said off camera, you wish could you design for all sees on the, all the time. but a loft these things will go season to season. >> yes, yes. for sure. i mean, a lot of this stuff, too, good for traveling, and, you know, easy, if you pack it, you know, stuff, i travel a lot. so i know that you need things that are light weight, you know, going to miami, a lot of these pieces, too, wear like not only cover up, but could put like a slip under it, antiwar as address. >> yes. >> in like miami. >> so two-for. >> yes. >> why did you think that the world needed your designs? what did you think was miss that you want to provide? >> oh, i wanted to have affordable brand, that had like, you know, sexy feminine side to it.

but, also, you know, wearable, easy to -- anybody could wear. >> yes. >> you snow all different shapes, sizes, i would like to eventually have a lifestyle brand, you know, shoes, handbags, all of that stuff. >> yes. >> yes, affordability, and classic but sheik and sex. >> i all right. so giovan is here. coming up, you have to be l little helper in the 9:00 hour. you guys are not only fashion designer, you are feeling the pulls what's going on. we will get tips from you guys about accessories, what's new, what they've seen, because they've literally been to fashion week in new york city. they've seen t they'll tell us what works for every day, what doesn't. mike jerrick, alex, seriously, alex, she said she can make this a little shorter for us, i'll get one, you can share, you know what i am talking about? really pretty. everything looks great. >> thank you so much. >> right? >> yes. >> love it. >> well two, more contestants were sent packing last night on american idol. what you may have missed, next, plus, the huge celebrity

making a surprise appearance on the show, next week, i mean, it is big, and who is the other dude on last night? oh, culture club boy george. but next w

>> live look at one of the penndot cameras, accident, eastbound lanes, of 422, right at the saint gabe's curve, causing delays, and big delays still at the airport. western hour 52 minutes philly, a delay at leg guards ya, air travel being impacted today because of the rain, this morning, the fog, so, looks like we will need some extra time. pack your patience, if you are headed to philadelphia international airport. going to a -- for a ride, westbound on the schuylkill, delays out and around the curve into conshohocken, disable tractor-trailer, right at the top of the hill, before

you get to 476, and ten minute delays this morning, on the norristown high-speed line. mike, alex, back over to you. >> american idol, let's talk about it. >> two more contestants sent packing, so bit of flash bag, top 11 contestants to the stage, performers and audience really got into the 80s theme when david hasselhoff, salt and pepper, and boy george, performed their hits. >> of course there has to be elimination, this week there was double elimination, saying good-bye. >> you know, it is bitter to go home. you know what? i like to think of this entire experience as cut a put, you know, diving board, even better when on the diving board, here at american idol, we jump in the pool where it is, you know, women in the pool -- >> people on twitter say.

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>> intentional crash, jen. >> i intentional crash, this co-pilot, was out to destroy

the plane, that's according to the french prosecutor, we know that that co-pilot, hads name has been released, it is andre us lubitz, just found out he's 28 years old, german national, now, the details are chilling are from the black box recording, with a we're hearing you can hear the passengers screaming, as the plane is going out of control. you can also hear the alarm sounding, as the pilot was banking on the door, hearing this co-pilot voluntarily refused to open that door. yet his breathing was normal, but he said nothing. >> learning that during the actual flight, the pilot and the co-pilot, were talking about the planned landing, and at first, the co-pilot was courteous, then became more kurt as they were discussing plans, as to how best to land this flight. also, hearing, some people who knew the co-pilot, saw him last fall, they said he was happy to be flying with the

germanwings, and again, no indication at this point that this was a terrorist attack whatsoever there is co-pilot has no backgrounds in terrorism. >> investigate erring still trying to put the pieces together, they are saying he wanted to take this plane down, mike, alex. >> terrible. >> nothing. >> all right, jenny. >> let's try to move on here and try to make it a good day. good day, march the 26, 2015. >> strike a post. that's what we're saying today. madonna's mega hit vogue, common and vogue, 25 years old. >> so did the dance in this video, do they still have it? their moves decades later, coming up. >> i tell you what, what they did was recreate it. >> hi, guys. >> oh, remember when they were on the show just few weeks ago? they were fun. >> so that moment, you know, when tray, when he sang to me? he said i was unforgettable. does that mean anything to you, t