friends, alex. >> yes, looks like a party's brewing right there. >> this program called good day philadelphia, so, in honor that far, we have fairly big announcement to make, to make, i'm going to try to get this announcement out of my gull. >> the you're nervous, aren't you? >> little bit, little bit. >> try to do it before 7:30. >> good thing, good thing. >> yes, really good thing. we all talk about it, little staff meeting, you know? >> go to that paying ill place. >> victoria bagel bristro. >> you'll need your winter coat again. but, now what it, will get little better later on, so now to up seven out of ten.

>> no gloves today, i think they're in the lost and found, sunrise happened 6:45, 35 degrees right now in philadelphia. and, no more rain. so, be prepared, for a cold start, but temps in the upper 40's, by lunchtime. still pretty chilly. and a little on the breezy side, but all-in-all, a nice afternoon, with a high temperature of 53 degrees. the average high is about 58. so, about 5 degrees below average today. still, we will take it with all of that sunshine. >> that's the hollywood he can phoned car just ahead, bob kelly how is it looking out there? >> sue starting to seat beginning of morning rush hour, 7:01 this wednesday morning, the philly public schools, begin their spring break today maybe your kids are starting spring break, next couple of daisy think we'll see some unusual traffic patterns, but 95, southbound, here's the construction zone working your way in toward girard avenue. center lane, though, little further south, from here,

there is a big pothole that errupted on the overnight. so look out there. as you work your way south, in toward the city this morning. disable on the 42 freeway, coming in toward philadelphia. route 42, right before you get to i-295, they got the old tow truck on the scene. and then, north on 295, as we go for aroid here, watch for an accident right near the mt. holly interchange, exit number 45. fire location in the neighborhood, hunting park at ninth and luzern. delays on the schuylkill westbound from city up the hill into belmont. starting to seat beginning of some sun glare, which will impact us coming around the conshy curve this morning, then watch for rock fell down, lincoln drive northbound, only one lane open, rittenhouse, otherwise, looking good at the airport, and mass transit running with no delays. >> bob, you say that once a week, rocks have fallen down on the lincoln drive. >> exactly, past couple of weeks.

>> could we do something about this? >> i'll get out there right after the show today. >> couldn't you put some netting or something? >> i went out to penn stater traveling on the turnpike, and they have the big netting, the big metal chain. >> to keep it up. >> you look, there, wow, what would ever happen if that thing came falling down, so we'll work on that. >> that's how he thinks. you should be streets commissioner. >> all right, 7:03. >> investigators are hoping autopsies done on the two people found dead inside their home yesterday will shed some light on what happened. >> this is what happened. a man and a woman were discovered dead inside their home. and who found them? their son? jenny? >> yes, their son, mike, alex. just horrifying news out of lower moreland here today. and we're wait to go find out more as you said once these autopsies are completed. what we know right now from lower moreland police is that the discovery was made yesterday, just before 1:00 p.m. the couple was found inside the family country lane home in lower moreland. police are calling one of the deaths a homicide. they are wait to go make a

declaration on both deaths until after an autopsy is completed. again that's scheduled for today. neighbors didn't want to talk on camera last night, they said they wanted to deal with the tragedy privately. the montgomery county district attorney afters office says the victims are 48 year old man and 43 year old woman. again, found by one of their children, at this point, police are not release the victim's names, so we aren't going to do that either. so again, hoping to learn more about the details as to why and how this happened later today, mike, alex. >> keep us inform, 7:04. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf bridges his jobs to pay tour to west philadelphia, the democrat will be visiting the west regional center of the community college of philadelphia on the 4700 block every chestnut street at 1:00 p.m. >> do you have to wear a blue tie? >> no, but it is encouraged. his first budget address included push to restore job training and apprentice programs at community college to help the middle class. >> you sure you don't need a blue tie? you. >> don't need it, but if you would like to wear it join the club, mike. >> i like blue. >> all right.

as a successful pilot program glare borough police department activates their body cameras today. using taste or camera system like the one shown here. glassboro office remembers required to turn on the cameras for the duration of every interaction with a suspect or even citizen, exceptions can be made for sensitive cases such as sexual assaults. and there will be a vigil tonight for 26 year old mark hudson, darby police office here was shot and killed inside his home. yesterday authorities in delaware county, charged his girlfriends, 27 year old, teeanna finch with his murder. finch originally told them the shooting was accidental but later said she fired in self-defense. a day before being charged with murder, finch arrested on charges still interesting dispute last summer in which she allegedly threatened hudson with a knife. finch being held in the delaware county prison. >> septa police busy again trying to track down group of teenagers who, well, did get into a fight with a man, after he, well, a adult goes into a

septa train. okay? accidentally steps on the foot after teenager. then they get into verbal altercation, then it turns physical. >> we will warn you, we have video that might be disturbing, steve keeley has more details. >> our viewers who watch every day are having that dejavu feeling. here we go again from the same spot yesterday at this time. septa headquarters similar situation, showing surveillance video, and unfortunately, no results from yesterday's surveillance video, because it is no snitching culture, and that's the case here. even the victim you just talk about, mike, the 60 year old guy, heist his jaw broken, a lot of stitches to his face, over at and man hospital. and he won't cooperate. he won't say hey what was said between you guys, do you know these people, did you get any names. he won't even help. and if he won't help, no surprise knowing what the teenage witnesses went through there is went to the schools because all of the videos, including the guy who throws the massive punch likely got on the subway from local school. and the schools are out today.

so it doesn't make any sense to stand around and wait for the kids to get on the buses, if you recognize any of the kids on buses or trains, but they are going to the schools to see if any teachers recognize them, hopefully somebody watching like a parent will say hey that's my son, we have to dot right thing. but here is the chief talking about what happened monday after school. >> it is critical for us to talk to the people that were on that train, and anybody that took audio, video what was occurring. this is not a case of a random rider being attack by a mob. this is a bunch of kids that were on the train, behaving prior to the incident, and something occurring, with a adult, who gets on the train. that adult continues to engage with one member of that group, to the point where at 15th street, when they all step-off, there is a physical

altercation where that man is struck, and it appears that he didn't know the punch was coming. so, yesterday, the guy puts a knife to the bus driver's throat. all of the bus driver did was ask him to move out of the aisle so people can get on and off the bus. >> this all becomes a big outcome over somebody stepping on somebody's foot on a crowded subway train. and we always hear about road rage. people behind the wheel. and then you have got this mass transit rage, where people you can't say anything, or bump into anybody. because you might be knock out or have a knife at your throat before you know it. that is the society that we've got right now. >> seems to be the case, steve. all right, 7:08. >> well, first indianna. now arkansas' latest state to face backlash over religious freedom bill. >> yes, lawmakers, there, passed a bill, yesterday, sure seems like the indianna law. that will would prevent state and local governments from infringing on someone's religious beliefs without a compelling interest. critics say the measure could be used by business owners to

deny service to gay, lesbian or transgender customers. but, arkansas' republican governor says he's going to sign it. >> tries to maintain the balance of religious freedom versus equal protection of laws, that is balance we always try to achieve. this bill tries to do that. >> meantime wal-mart, base in the arkansas, weighing in. the retailer's ceo said the bill threatened to undermine the inclusion present throughout the state of arkansas and does not reflect the values we proudly uphold. >> the governor asking lawmakers to send him clarification on the state's religious freedom law by the end of the week. clarification is supposed to make it clear that the law is not designed to discriminate against those in the lgbtq community. caused days of backlash since

being signed in law there is week on thursday, governor mike penned defended the bill again in a news conference yesterday saying it is similar to federal law. but some democrats want it repealed. 7:10, closing arguments are scheduled for next week in the trial of the boston marathon bombing suspect. testimony ended yesterday, the defense presented several witnesses, to show that tsarnaev dzhokhar's mother was the master behind the 2013 terror attack. lawyers admitted his involvement but painted him as trouble teen who fell under the influence of his brother. so the woman who gain fame as the world's oldest person has died. >> she was 117 years old. >> her name was miss sayo, born in japan, march 5th, 1898. the daughter of dim own owe maker, gave birth to two daughters and son and welcomed grandchildren, great grandchildren. she died of heart failure. officials at the guiness book of world records are in the process of determining the new

record holder. 117. goodness. >> well, you might not know his face, but chances are, you know his product. gary doll, he is the creator of the pet rock. he's died. the 78 year old died from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, hard disease. he sold more than a million of those pet rocks back in the 70s. pet rocks. it was simply a rock. >> that you take care of, right? >> you put it on your desk, put it by your bed, it became your pet. simply collected rocks. i had one. >> okay. >> and i painted it. >> what color? >> oh, it was pinks and blues, you know? >> cute. let's get to the spring fling. >> let's do it. >> kicking it off today. are we kicking it off, officially right now? >> right now. quincy, you went to victoria's bagel bristro.

look at you. >> listen, they have so many bagels here, they are tie die, they like doing tie die here, tie die bagels, they have so many. we have so many ladies here, hello, how are you doing? >> good. i'm doing good. >> you guys been here for how many years? >> ten years. >> and today i will make some bagels. >> yes, you are. >> you guys make these special for us? >> absolutely. >> you hold this right here. >> okay. >> people, they love, they love this here. how are you doing, sir? >> doing well thank you. >> what are you getting today? >> well, now that i'm talking to fox news most trusted name in news, just cable or all news? >> well, these are your words. >> haven't you heard that? >> what are you going to get? >> you don't watch bill owe really? what do i get? >> poppy. >> okay. >> all right. how are you guys doing? doing good? >> no school today? >> no. >> how are you doing,er? >> good. >> what do you have smear. >> frosty. >> coffee. >> it looks hot though. >> very hot. >> this lady back here, she has a special, a special note,

message for you, mike. this is mary. hello, mary, who you are you doing? >> how are you doing, quincey? >> now, your husband's at home. >> my husband is at home, we watch every single day. you keep us entertained. we love it because it is good and bad but a lot more good, we don't have to hear all of the depressing things on the news. we have fun watching the news. >> yes, well thank you for watching. now, jane here, now, jane, you say you have a special message for mike jerrick. what i am going to do, i'm going to take my ear piece off so mike can talk to you. hold on, hold on. so put this in your ear. can you hear? >> ya. >> okay. >> what's your name? hi, it is mike. >> high, mike, it is jane, how are you? >> high, jane. >> i'm extremely nervous talking to you. you have no idea. >> you should not be nervous. >> yes. >> what do you do there? do you live in mt. laurel? >> i want to thank youment no, i live in marlton. i actually work that school,

yes, i should be at work now. >> oh,. >> i want to say thank you, yes, i want to say thank you because when i was diagnosed, you were the one who kept me very cheerful when i was going through a rough time. you and steve and keeley, and i want to say thank you because it meant a lot to me. >> oh, my gosh. thank you for that. okay, you made me -- i'm starting to cry. >> no, i mean it, no, no, please. i really mean it sincerely, because if it wasn't for you and my daughter and i would watch you when she was home, and you would just make my day a lot better. so i want to say thank you. >> thank you for. that will thank you for watching. >> well, thank you. >> oh, goodness. >> not that quincy bad, but i would like to have met in you person. >> i know. >> this evening, we will be in mt. laurel this evening. >> yes, jane, right? jane? >> yes. >> i'm going to be there, i'll be atco co- at-cocoa key this afternoon at 5:00.

will you come out so we can hug? >> ill. alex, these are for you. >> oh, so sweet. >> you are so sweet, jane. oh, my gosh, thank you. >> your welcome. >> well, we are honored that you watch us in the morning, we really are. >> well, thank you for that, and i really appreciate all that you do, and i got a chance to thank steve keeley, so i thanked him the other day at burns honda. and i want to say thank you to you. >> okay, we'll see this afternoon at 5:00 o'clock at cocoa key. >> see you there, jane. >> real quick tip, jane. have your ears cleaned today, because that was in quincy's ear, that ear piece. >> really? >> thank you, i thought you were saying about jane. listen, thank you, mike. appreciate. that will i was going to make some bagels. come on out to victoria's bagel bristro, here in mt. laurel. >> that place actually on route 38. >> yes, go out, quincy there. i have to say jane that was so sweet. and so special to hear something like that on the 19th anniversary of this show. >> of this show today.

>> my gosh, that touched me. touched my heart. all right, here is sue. >> sure. make me talk now. 7:16. guess what? we talked yesterday about the folks that were going to get some snow. they got it. lake harmony up there in the mountains, got 4 inches of snow. lehigh, an inch. it happened. it is gone. it is out of here. no more rain. no more snow. hopefully no more snore for the rest of the season, that would be nice. but we have to look way out west for the next system arrivals fridayment probably very, very early in the morning. when? look at the future cast and see. got sunshine today. sunshine for most of the day tomorrow. it is thursday night into friday morning. you start to see these scattered showers, moving on in, and they will be with us in the morning, about 7:00, 8:00. little break in the action, then the evening, this is when it gets little dramatic friday night, we could have some thunderstorms, moving through

any time after 6:00 p.m. another round around 10:00 p.m. and lingering showers, through the early morning hours, of saturday, that's your next chance of precipitation. so enjoy the sunshine, it is out right now, even though it is kind of chilly. it is 25 degrees, in mount pocono. thirty-two in pottstown. 35 degrees down in dover. factor in these 9-mile per hour winds out of the north wells, and it feels like it is in the 20's. so, starting off our spring fling with temperatures, windchills in the 20's, this is how it goes in spring around here. past seven days, we did have the peak of 67 degrees last thursday. but we're moving on up from the weekend, when it felt so wintery saturday, sunday, yesterday's high was 59 degrees. where are we headed today? to #r two. -- 53. tomorrow, friday, temperatures in the 60s both days, good friday, and then passover beginning friday evening high of 68 degrees and rain. so sunny bunny on easter, high

of 57 them so far so good for phillies opening day. a high of 62. there is your seven day forecast, a lot going on this week, bob kelly. >> you're right, a lot going on this week, begins spring break for a lot of the kid. i know philly public schools off today through the rest of the week. so we start to see some unusual traffic patterns, over the next couple every days. we go for a ride. forty-two coming in toward philly. stack up from 55, in toward 295, where there is a disable tractor-trailer, right at the bellmawr interchange. spring fling, here we go. mt. laurel, quincy's life this morning, at victoria bagel shop. he'll head over to the mt. laurel fire department along elbow lane. so chance to meet all of us there, of course mike will go to, where is it, the cocoa key? >> cocoa key indoor water park. >> swim trunks, fox 29 speedos, new spring education. >> bob kelly, are you going to stop by? >> yes, i'm going over to mt. laurel later this morning.

>> no speedo. >> no, no speedo, no. here is a live look at route 73, in mt. laurel, new jersey, where the sun is flashing along, you got the dine another background, there the school buses rolling through mt. laurel. they obviously have school today. the schuylkill expressway, out of town, just under a half hour, up and out the hill in toward con see. starting to see sun glare too on the eastbound side, and then south on 95, wood half tone downtown, put half hour on the clock, and remember, got that big pothole south 95. >> south jersey man want to walk around the world. did you hear me? he is going to walk around the wormed. i know this guy, his name is tom. that woman, that's his girlfriend. so, he will have to break up with her today. >> i hope she is not watching right now. >> she is. >> because he's leaving tomorrow. i will tell you how long it is going to take this man in

westmont new jersey to walk around the world. you will meet him in a matter of seconds. >> but first, trevor noah already in a lot of trouble. just announced he is the new host of the daily show. but it is his tweet from his past that people are finding really offensive. plus, in ten minutes, mike jerrick has a big announcement, he's going to make. ten minutes.

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>> we're in mt. laurel, new jersey, and hey, is this bad? >> not bad at allment but you have to figure out where the people r we found a place where there is people. >> yes, lots of people. >> victoria's bagels. >> on route 38. >> yes. >> so go on over, say hello. of course we will spend all day in mt. laurel, new jersey, we go out there around 5:00 at cocoa key. also at a baseball game.

>> yes. >> every time i say taxes, people turn the channel. don't do. that will this presentation is going to be presented by lauren, she is fantastic to look at. >> makes it interesting. >> try to make taxes interesting, lauren, challenge! >> okay, hi, so, tax day what two weeks away? >> yep. >> if you call the irs, yes, probably not getting through, the commissioner said yesterday, they're ignoring 60% of your phonecalls. they want people to answer the phone. we are also seeing people line up like hours before the office is open. just hoping that someone will look at their tax returns. so, what does this mean for tax cheats? can you cheat on your taxes since no one is thereto answer your call or look at your tax returns? no. this is what the irs says about that. number one, they use a

computer system, to look for red flags, and troublesome signs. those compute remember still working. and number two, you know, even when their budget is fat, they audit what one person of the population. so it is not a big number. never big number. probably won't and big number either this year. but that does not give you the green light to cheat. >> lauren, i will tell this: i have been audited twice in my life. >> really? >> oh, that's good, you won't be audited again. >> you don't think i will be? >> well, you know, how many times are they going to audit you? >> here is the thing. >> what do you got going? >> because i would always tell my accountant to be very aggressive. moo i theory was, take a lot of chances, and then if the irs audits you, you just pay what you owe. you know what i mean? >> sure, i guess. >> just pay them. >> fan that would happen in your case, you just paid what you owed? >> see? >> not pleasant thing to want, snow. >> all right, they took care of all of it, i paid what i

owed them. >> i don't know what the irs coming knocking on my door, just saying. >> ya. you know, that's very bold, i would be too nervous. i always say the opposite. i say please go conservative. >> all right, lauren, you are in the financial world, do you do your own taxes or have someone do them for you? >> no, i have someone do them for me. always like a report her i sit with him and i ask him so many questions, he gets annoyed by me. i have some questions about the hell care law this year. you know, how it was for him and his staff. cobairly answer some of my questions. he was so confused. >> made my even more nervous, because i consider him very smart guy. >> can you imagine lawyer never your offers? quizzing you? >> see you tomorrow. >> you know all about the selfie stick. you are the selfie stick. >> here is the problem, starting to get banned at museums, different locations, so now new thing out to help you take yourself glee what is it. >> see the selfie shoe. so this is april fool's prank

to share with your friend. we'll show you more. yes, a selfie shoe. >> then, spring fling. >> okay, we got good news, bad news, good news someone gave me one of these loud speaker things. hey, they are ready for this. happy 19th anniversary fox 29. we're in mt. laurel, we're at harrington middle, harrington is having some fun this morning. the principal's here, too. all in trouble. now, get to class. get to class. principal is here. be cool. okay, we'll have a loft fun this morning, here in harrington, come with

>> the first day of the spring fling, doing this for about 12 weeks. look at this tie die shirt she has on, tie die bagels at this particular place. >> tie die paying else? that looks cool. >> victoria bagel bistro, that oh, new jersey state police are there. >> popo. >> the popo. >> so that's route 38 at larchmont. >> then jen is live at harrington middle school. the kids are just arriving, getting ready for fox 29's spring fling pep rally. >> spring fling in bellaire. >> later in the show. >> oh, my goodness. >> do you have to take these

shots? >> exactly 6:30, hi, everybody. >> now the day can begin! ready for the weather. >> let's have your announcement, mike? >> cold out there, windchills in the 20's, but in your weather by the numbers, we will gave you a seven, out of ten. we have bright sunshine, 35 degrees, foles like it is about 26, no more rain, that rain from yesterday, all gone. breezy, especially in the early part of the day. by lunchtime upper 40's, 53 degrees,. >> 7:31, good morning, everybody, on a wednesday, accident, north on the 42 freeway, coming in toward philly. actually then results in a disable tractor-trailer, this tying us up, coming in toward

downtown. >> investigate tore ya bagel shop, find quincy over at the mt. laurel fire department. >> sunrising in mt. laurel, live look at route 73, and church road. >> eastbound at the curve, westbound about a half hour delay, out of town. south on 95, about a 36 minute trip from woodhaven, in through center city. and look out on the lincoln drive northbound, some debris right there near rittenhouse, but otherwise, mass transit looking good, and no problems at the airport. >> all morning, mike has major announce: so the time has come. mike? you go ahead and take. >> all right. are you ready? nineteen years ago, today, good day made its debut on fox. i've been fortunate to be a part of this show and more importantly part of this community, for much of that

time. >> so over the years i realize this silt is he more than just a job for me, it is my home, and the people here, are my family. so, each morning, as we wake up together, here on "good day" philadelphia, i see untapped potential for this city, and its people. philadelphia is ready to take another step forward, as one of the pre eminent cities, not only in this country, but in the worldment and i believe and i think maybe i could help. so, with that in mind, i have decided that today, on the anniversary of this very program, good day philadelphia, i'm announcing, seriously, my candidacy for mayor of philadelphia. and i don't make this announcement lightly. i know, as a sit, we face many major issues, but together i am confident that we can overcome them and take our city to new height. so, over the next several weeks, i am anxious us to layout my plan for tackling the serious issues we face every day in philadelphia. so i'm asking for your support

on may the 19th, and as i take this major step forward, i really do, would really appreciate, your feedback and your support. i'm excited about what we can do together for the city. and i thank you and love you very much. >> i didn't -- (applause). >> this fight rye here, bob brady, pulled me aside about a month ago, and said would you consider this? bob, welcome. >> yes, we support up, mike. >> thank you, alex. >> we think you would be a great candidate for mayor. >> i mean, i have heard about the philadelphia political machine and all of that, but i didn't know how to maneuver through it, so you came to me and asked me if i could bo this. >> yes, not only help you out, being chairman of the democratic party i will put the full democratic party behind you, and support an endorsement for you for mayor of the city of philadelphia, do a great job. thank you for taking the chance and going out there to

do this. >> i like joke around a lot. will people take me seriously? because i can be a serious guy. >> you snow. >> sure, we cover a lot of tough issues on the show. >> we may not need so much seriousness in the city of it recalled we need little levity here. we need some people that relate better. >> that's why they love him. put a smile. >> you would be great candidate. that's jim ' here supporting you end and endorsing you for mayor. >> did you make that yourself? >> that's t because it is so quick. i got -- >> i got 10,000 orders, you know? >> that sign is great. >> confirmation picture, too. >> i'm nervous about it, but. >> hoo err is one of the down sides of it, election commission does not allow me to be on tv during the campaigning. >> oh?

>> so that's the down side. i have to leave the show. until the 19th. but i plan on winning on the 19th. >> okay? >> so we will take it from there. >> i believe you can win it, mike. >> you will be right back on it. certain period that everybody has to be to have equal time. so here for so many hours, euro pope event to have equal time. but can you get out there and campaign, be out there better than the show, the whole sit. >> i okay. >> all ' even come out and drive you around. >> thank you for push moog tow do this. major new step in my life and new journey. >> start tomorrow? >> i think we're starting now. >> no time to waste, sir. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> cool! thanks, guys. >> now, to quinn i, tie die bagels? i have to see this they won't let me touch the bagels. am i bad person?

>> no. >> aim he here at victoria's bagel bristro, spring fling has officially gun.

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>> we will miss you in the morning. >> it is part of the rules, if i was on every morning, i casino of touting myself, the other candidates and their six other candidates, that would not be fair. >> yes. >> so i have to go off the air. >> and we will miss you. >> thank you, alex. >> no one knows what we're doing apparently. >> well, that will change when i'm in office. >> key shah says yes, i'm so excited, i can't wait. i'll be the first to society. >> well, whole article in the april, little mel tree paper, the cover story. why people don't vote. >> it is so important. to have your voice heard. >> do you have do it because you can't complain unless you vote. >> true. >> 7:41, still don't know what we're doing. okay, we'll take a break. that will sounds like the best

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doppler, you have to go way out west to find the next system which doesn't arrive until friday. >> goating into the 60s, just when you're getting used to, that clouds roll in thursday night, early, early friday morning, we start off with some showers, the showers, linger through the early morning rush hour, on good friday, and then we get break about mid-day. then more rain comes in, and this is when the heavy stuff comes. lately day, it will be a mess because of the rain, which will be heavy at time, you see heavy rains coming through about 7:00 p.m. and then as you look ahead, to 10:00 p.m., another round of heavy rain, so about three, 4:00 in the morning hopeful tray will all be out of here, rain could link near the early part of saturday. here we are on wednesday morning, first day of april with temperatures that are right around freezing, many of

the actual temperatures, so factor in the win, we have windchills in the 20's out there, so don't let the sunshine fool you, still off to pretty cold start this morning. damp tuesday, high of 59, above average. today, we are back to the low to mid 50's, i think, 53 degrees, but tomorrow, oh, what an excellent day, nine, maybe bump it up to a ten tomorrow. see how things play out. but 65 degrees, the rain comes on friday, passover begins in the evening, and then on saturday, the sun comes out in the afternoon, and it is a little bit cooler, but still, we will take that, 57 degrees, on easter sunday, for your sunny bunny bob kelly morning, everybody, on a wednesday, got some sun glare, right here coming around the conshy curve. see it starting to pop through the tree line here. maybe another five minutes or so, and we'll starting to into the jammo mode into conshohocken. heavy city line in toward center city, another live look

at 422 stop and go collegeville into king of prussia. no complaint. we have the sun glare to deal with. live look at route one right near street road. disable tractor-trailer, which is in that single lane pattern here, for the folks trying to get up into bucks county there. and then, north on the freeway, coming in toward philadelphia. bumper to bumper to bumper here from 55, heading into 295, that whole jogger nut here, right near that 295 interchange. we had a disable tractor-trailer, plus, the construction zone, and then, south on 95, jammed academy in through girard, in the construction zone, big pothole near girard avenue. so, i figure 9:00. right when things are a mess, when penndot will show up, and block the head center lane to try to fill t but south 95, right now watcher in the center lane.

schuylkill westbound just under half hour leaving the sit which sun glare also on the eastbound side. mike, alex, back over to you. >> let's continue with our spring fling now, i'm telling you people really going out to meet one quincy, at victoria's bagel's. >> yes, bagel bristro. hey, quincey? you are going to make some bagels. >> hey, i'm going to make some bagels. reginald, dupre, how are you doing? >> doing well. thank god. enjoying yourself? >> i am. like the bagels here? >> love them. >> you get to work. good seeing you. >> same here. >> all right, i found this guy. get up. come on, man boy. he is the man boy. can you guess how tall, how old this guy is? >> i am five-11 sometimes. >> twelve. >> twelve years old? >> hum. okay, what size shoe do you wear? >> thirteen. >> what grade are you in sixth. >> sixth grade? >> yes. >> you're not like one of those bully kids or anything? >> no. >> okay. what sports do you play? >> i run a lot. >> you run, what are the

grades looking like. >> a's and b's. >> is he a good mom? >> straight a's. >> how are the bagels here? >> excellent. >> your name? >> karen. >> you didn't touch your paying em. what's going on? >> i guess this guy's name, jason? >> yes. >> how are you doing? >> pretty well. >> where is sure bagel? >> i ate it already. >> she is that lady. what's her name? >> jasmine. >> doing your homework, been here for hour and a half. >> what school do you go to? >> bcc. >> what's that stond for. >> burlington county college. >> i knew. that what's this class? >> art 101. >> you're like an artist? >> yes. >> that makes sense. okay. we have this guy right here. how are you doing, sir? doing good. this guy right here. your kids, your kids, economy to moorestown? >> they do. >> what are their names?

>> daisy and angelo. >> what are their ages? >> sixteen casey and angelo ten. >> somewhat sports. >> angelo place baseball and soccer, case say swimmer. >> good seeing you. how are you doing, sir? >> we ' make some bake else, this is now you know you are getting older. lady back here, she is named after r & b singer. this is -- >> i'm mariah. >> you were name after -- >> actually the wind. >> no. but you can go with mariah car. >> i so we will make bagels. do i have to come over there? >> go right over there. >> out here, take them, push them together, put them on the board. already put corn meal on. >> all right, let's see.

>> you show me one. >> it is okay if it falls down. >> okay. >> you she? >> put it on. >> it is beautiful, there go. >> okay, so, i will bring some bagels back to the staining. how long have you been working here? >> only been here since january. >> okay, now, after the bagels go here, where do they go next? >> put them on the board, economy in the refrigerator, tomorrow they go in the oven. >> okay, what's this little, this cold ren right here? what's this right here? >> we boil them. put them on the panel over there. and we put the bagels in the oven. actually have some now that are ready to come out. >> listen, sorry,. >> coldren? >> do you have a coldren at home, quincey?

>> yes, avenue coldren at home, thank you. >> what's your name? >> matthew. >> thanks for coming in, guys. >> we are moving around. all right. >> 7:52, he will be therefore little while longer. you new, stir that coldren for awhile. >> so this new guy, so happy for trevor noah because he was replacing john stewart on the daily show, right? i don't think he is going to take the job now. because of the nasty tweet that they found over the last few years. >> oh, people are finding this really offensive. >> oh, people are finding this really offensive. >> we'discover brookside,

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>> vote poor me for mayor and i promise you, we as a city will realize our potential. >> yes, mike has decided to run for mayor. we are supporting you, so happy for you, we think this is very good move. been talking about this for awhile, i know big decision, but you have been want to go do there is but pick up major end doserment, so here is district attorney seth williams. >> i am proud to have known mike jerrick for years now, worked with him closely, i know his passion and love for philadelphia. i reviewed all of the platforms through all of the other mayoral candidates. today april the first, 2015, i'm plowed to say that i endorse mike jerrick for mayor. mike for mayor. remember, vote for mike. may the 19th. thank you very much.

>> without the end doserment of our great leaders. mayor, thank you for coming? >> good seeing you, stunning announcement, and i think much like the da, i mean, what better day to announce than on april 1st. >> yes, the anniversary of our program, we started this show, 19 years ago. so we thought it was appropriate date to start another journey into my life in the city i love. >> another really big joke for the citizens of this sit, and i mean, you are perfectly situated to do that. >> well, of course, getting end doserment from the current mayor, that's huge, that doesn't happen very often. >> i mean, it hashtag mike for mayor. i can support that. i mean, i think it is critical. of course that we have leadership here in the city. and i mean just that ad, i mean, that was really spectacular. >> well, after doing a show like there is you get to know the ideas. >> connect with the people, too, so important. >> that's what's great.

i came here the city casino of wrapped their arms around me, accepted me, it was important. >> i remember, actually, saying that, i mean, there were some i think fire personnel had wrapped you up in a containment outfit to -- >> the hazmat, did whole thing on hazmat. >> to take you away, and so, i mean, you have not articulated anything really -- >> not yet. >> substance about the issues. >> not yet. >> which i know will be a challenge for you. >> but do you have platforms. >> infrastructure. >> talking about the platform, too. >> and use the delaware river property there, to our benefit in the city. >> well, you know, that's something i have been thinking about. >> i know. >> and i think, you know, you will make that a campaign issue. >> so if i win, then you will,

what happens, because do you have transfer your power to me >> swearing in is her moan. >> i if you win, i mean, i will probably have moved at that point. >> like to canada? >> no, i am not going out of the country, but i mean, you know, in the jerrick administration, i think i really couldn't, you know, deal with that, look, i wish you the best. i want to support your efforts, and you've ' been great leader here in the sit. i don't know of anything you have actually done, but look -- >> but you are just beginning, you know, after the filing deadline. i'm sure your lawyers can try to figure out a way to get around that. but, well, the ad said friend of mike jerrick. so, i mean, clearly you have won. >> right. >> that's a start. >> we'll get more people. >> a million and a half people in the city. one by one, retail politics, and, look being, congratulations to you. >> just incredible.

>> good to see you, really. >> 8:00 straight up. good day, it is wednesday, and it is spring fling day here on our anniversary, the 19th anniversary of good day philadelphia. >> april fools day. >> live from the fox 29 studio. >> bodies found mutilated by chain saws. plus the person who made the disturbing discovery. alex, skeletons in the closet, old tweets for noah in the hot seat, why the new daily show host now facing big backlash before he even starts his new gig. quincy, are you still at the bagel bristro?

>> jen, what's going on with you? >> we are here in mt. laurel for spring fling, here at the harrington middle school, national honor society, what hoo, national honor society, student council, all even, i wanted them to say happy spring flynn, but you guys want to say? >> mike for mayor! >> jen's known it for couple of weeks now, very supportive. >> i love you are getting so much support. people tweeting hashtag mike for mayor. >> the thing is people in mt. laurel can't vote. you know, they live in new jersey. >> but may know people. >> oh, no people, get the word. >> help spread the word. >> okay, let's get back to mt. laurel in a matter of minutes, first weather and traffic. >> let's do it. >> sun shining on mt. laurel and on you, too, it is seven out of ten today. check out bus stop budd with the shades on, also, still, wearing the winter coat,

though, because it is cold out there. we have windchills in the 20's, temperature of 36 degrees. rain is gone. and we have a high today of 53 degrees, with the sun out, until about almost 7:30 now. and we have a low tonight of 38 degrees. seven day forecast just ahead. bob kelly is here right now. sun glare, sun glare, everywhere. 8:02, sue, good morning, everybody, an accident here along route 309. this is 309 right near easton road, with the sun glare, and police, and emergency crews, on the scene, causing for some delays. the ben franklin not bad at all, again, today begins little bit of change-over. as spring break kicks in for a loft kids, the philly public schools are off now, through the end of the week. and i think with the holidays coming, we will see some unusual traffic patterns over the next couple of days. 422, some sun glare inbound from collegeville, in toward that king of prussia interchange. north on 202, watch for delays again, with some sun glare from west chester, in through

route 401. and then north on the 42 freeway, delays coming in toward philly, all because after disable tractor-trailer. that's right at the 295 interchange. and then south on 95 again jammed up from the betsy, in through girard avenue. a combination of the morning rush hour, but there is a big pothole in the center lane, right near girard avenue. mass transit, though, looking good. mike, alex, over to you. >> 8:03, investigators say autopsies will be done today on man and woman found dead with a chain saw in their lower moreland home. yesterday afternoon the couple's child discovered the parent's bodies and then called 911. montgomery county district attorney's offers says the victims are a 48 year old man, and 43 year old woman. they are treating the case as apparent homicide. >> i would think. septa police hope someone can ida group of teens who might know what led to up a violent confrontation once again on a septa train. >> this is actually monday. surveillance video you see

there shows an adult as he steps on to the train, steps on a teenager's shoe, right on his foot. that led to exchange of words. which later led to a confrontation on the platform, and a punch was thrown right there. so the teenager hit the adult male. so, police trying to find out who these teens are, if you know them, call septa police. >> airline germanwings held conference this morning at the crash site of flight 9525 that killed 150 people. the company had said it may take a while to understand what led to the deadly wreck in the french alps, comes on the heals of the airline admitting to knowing about co-pilot andreas lubitz depression. they say they have cell phone video taken inside the plane just second before it crashed last week. now french police say the video is a hoax, but other outlets have reported that the video seems to match sound captures by the cockpit voice recorderment one news weekly

said cries of my god could be heard in several languages. >> but a lot of officials over there said this is absolutely a hoax. they're saying the tabloid newspapers are making that up. which is just cruel if they are. >> yes, so we have to see as more information comes out. well, new research change wag story inside about the death of ann frank. >> yes there is came out yesterday. you know, her diary chronicles her time hiding from nazis continues to be red by, well, especially students today. >> it had been said ann died of just two weeks before allied forces knocked the camps april 15th, in 1945. after reviewing of her health from camp survivors more likely she died in february and not march. a friend says that she and her sister were gravely ill in january, the last siting was in early february. shortly after the sisters were transferred, researchers now say it is unlikely they live nerd month. >> so she may have died four weeks before they had previously thought.

critics calling out the newly announced host of the daily show for some tweets that he tweeted for the last year or so. they're coming back to haunt him. >> a lot of people finding these tweet offense i have. some targeted juice and even women. so told you south african comedian trevor stewart, but now both on the defense. lauren, you have seen some of the tweets. >> they're bad. >> they are kind of bad. but scrutiny over trevor noah started soon after comedy central announced monday, some people trying to find out more about the south african comedian did not like what they saw when scanning his twitter feed. let's talk about it, here is a shook at handful of his posts back in 2009. wrote almost bumped jewish kid crossing the road, he didn't look before crossing but i still would have felt so bad in my germ around car. >> this one from 2010, south africans know how to recycle like israel knows how to be peaceful some called this out for body slamming women. the weekend people will get

drunk and think that i'm sexy. fat checks everywhere. and then in 2012 trevor says, originally when men propose they went down on one knee. so if the woman said no, they were in the perfect upper cut position. well, controversy over his tweets were mixed. this guy says hey, comedy central, your new hire trevor noah equals racist jew hater. one woman said why should he stop making jokes about comedians and jews? he is a comedian. lighten up. funniest thing about trevor noah is reveal that nobody at comedy central knows how to do a twitter search. meanwhile comedy central defending his brands on twitter. noah said to reduce my views to handful of jokes, that didn't land, is not a true reflection of my character nor my evolution as a comedian. >> he is taking the place after jewish man. john stoop art. >> some of those tweets. >> i don't believe he survives this. >> you don't? >> nope. >> we'll have to see. they released a statement. supporting him at this point,

right, lauren? >> right now they are standing behind him give him a chance. so we'll see what happens. >> why get behind fairly unknown comedian? just name somebody else. there are a lot of comedians floating around the wormed. >> have to see what happens. >> thank you, we go back to mt. laurel from laurel to laurel. >> of course, fox 29 spring fling. jen live at harrington middle school. hey, jen? >> hey, jen. >> yes, by the way, there is a thousand kids, a thousand kids, seventh and eighth grade. i love you guys. you are so smart. i love your shirt, high five. so, fox 29 is here. it is part of our spring fling. happy to do it. ladies, you have a cheer for me? >> yes. >> okay. (cheering). >> what's that spell? >> we love this. so it is plane to me, hi,

guys, i love your energy, you guys are the sea booths. seventeen days you have a competition? >> yes. >> what's the competition about? >> where we do multiple tests like the finesse, the obstacle course, then we compete at rowan university, then we go go to nationals. >> with robots? >> yes. >> where do you test these robots? under water? >> well, we go -- >> in a pool? show me a pool, man, cool. so the sea bots have a pool, indoor pool, i might lose with you my ear piece, so i'm talk little bit. up do guys get to be here all the day part of the day? how long during the day are you here? >> we come here every day after school to practice. >> oh, my gosh. look who is here. another guy who loves science. >> that's right. how are you? i'm having fun with the sea bots here. talking little bit about rov. so basically, explain little bit about what this actually is. >> rov stand for remotely operated vehicle which means that it is a robot that's attached with a tether to a control box. >> i'm going to stop you. this is middle into.

>> yes, it is. >> you guys are so prepared for everything for the rest of your life. that's awesome. >> yes. >> and i understand that you guys do land based robots when you get to high school? >> yes. >> i love your energy. sea bots! >> all right, so this is just part of what's going on, we will be inside the school, outside the school, lucy noland is also going to join us, guys, it is ridiculous. >> what a great school. >> the principal is here. she is letting us roam the school. more sea bots here, please. this is what's happening all morning long. let's go sea bots! >> well, boy, nice school. >> yes. >> they're pumped up. >> hey, would you drop everything to travel the entire world? you are about to meet a man who lives in new jersey, south jersey. see that guy on the right? his name is tom. he's going to walk around the world starting tomorrow. i have his map. wait until you see it. >> but first, let's keep those tweets comingment let's show mike we support him in his run

for mayor of philadelphia. this one says: finally someone that can make a difference in this city hashtag mike for mayor. >> and then jeff says: vote for mike. it will make history. i believe so, too, i believe we can get a lot of people out to vote. show your support. use the hashtag mike

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find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> spring fling in mt. laurel, new jersey, meet quint i, meet jen, and this afternoon, alec, scott williams, the forecast lower 50's throughout the afternoon for the 5:00 and 6:00 news. if you are going to hang around until 7:00. sun doesn't set until 7:30 tonight. or around that time. so, plan on temps in the lower 50's, plenty of sunshine. so that's today. tomorrow excellent, with a high of 56 degrees. and sunshine. for good friday, it is going to rain. and at night it will rain pretty hard, of course, sundown is the beginning of paths over. this friday night. and then saturday, the rain ends, in the morning, so it is a sunny bunny, on easter

sunday, phillies opening day, on monday, so far so good. we have some rain in store for tuesday. we just got to keep those raindrops away, from our phillies versus the red sox game on monday. bob kelly? >> yes, packed house down there in south philadelphia. good morning, everybody, you mention it, spring fling, first stop today, underway in mt. laurel, new jersey, again, quincy over there, vick tort ya's bagel shop along route 38. see you later on today. mt. laurel fire company company will play host to us, there is live look at route 73, good morning to mt. laurel. we got some sun glare, as you roll past church road there. the sage diner, one of the good spots for breakfast there in the background. and then south on 95, watch for delays, as you work your way from academy in through the the cottman avenue, and then look out at girard avenue in the work zone. there is a big old pot home in the center lane, that is slowing everybody down. and here is a live look, at route one, in delaware county, looks like we got a crash here, this is southbound

route one, excuse me, southbound blue route route one right at that lima springfield interchange. looks like the right lane taken out, and you can also see dealing with some wick sun glare out there this morning. mike, back to you. >> bob, you must come over here, meet this man right here. press haddon township, tomorrow morning, he is going to get up out of his bed. >> that's right. >> and walk around the world. hi, tom. >> nice to meet you. >> your last name? >> tursich. >> your mom and dad watching? >> they're at work right now. >> so did you hear what i said? he's going to walk around the world and how long will it take? >> about five years, it is 24,000 miles, about five years. >> five years. okay, before we understand why, get into that, let's show everybody where you're going to be walking. so here is a map of the world, ladies and gentlemen. you are going to start at your home there in south jersey tomorrow. >> that's right. >> and walk where?

>> i walk down the east coast, saint augustine florida, cut over to texas, into mexico, through central america, down to west coast of south america. >> chile. >> all the way to argentina, hop over to antartica, put my feet in there. >> on a boat, just touch it, just to say i've been there, and then fly over to portugal. portugal, spain, over the straight of jill brat brat err, morocco, up italy, into the ukraine, russia, cbsphilly.com innings stand, down into china, way across china. >> got to get to australia, fly. >> yes. >> south coast of australia, nice long deserted walk. >> then back up, back over here. >> yep. and that's the victory lap. cross continental us. >> where are you coming into san francisco? >> probably. >> probably. >> would you stop this -- you

mapped this out pretty well. >> roughly mapped out, us mapped out to the road, taking bike roads the whole way. so nice wide shoulders, easy walking. >> here is the question. why, tom, why? >> to do something, do something good. when i was 17, my good friend, passed away. made me realize i needed to do something with myself. >> live. >> live, get out there, get out there and live. >> are you scared? >> i've been thinking about it for so long, no, just part of me, part of who i am. >> how long have you planned this. >> about eight years. >> eight years in the making here. >> yes. >> so supplies? you'll put this cart? >> pull or push around the world? >> around the world. >> so what's going to be in it? >> tent, sleeping bag, water, food, also have solar panel on top to power some stuff to blog along the way, take photos. >> so we can follow your progress. how are we going to do that?

>> the world walks. com. go pro camera? yep. dsl, all of that. >> see in you five years. so what is your mom and dad have to say about it? >> dad loves t my mom loves the idea of it. >> but doesn't? >> doesn't like me going. >> all right, now, we'll punch up a picture of your girlfriend. how long have you been seeing her? >> about six months. >> what's her name. >> catherine. >> catherine is in studio with us, catherine, come over here, please. now, what have you discussed with catherine, because you're not going to see her for five years. >> yes, she'll come and advice. >> i you will show up along the way? >> yes. >> when i am not too far out of the way. >> what do you think about this? >> well, i'm scared but happy for him. >> scary. did you discuss just, you know, i'll see in you five years? >> yes, we will be writing, i mean, it is a long way, she

can come vets, when i'm down in texas, just flying down there. >> here is a guy i choose to start dating, and his goal is to walk around the world, and leave me for five years. >> she stuck around for something. >> well good luck to you. make a great little pair. >> thank you. >> so you start tomorrow. >> start tomorrow, yes. >> do you mind walking by our studio tomorrow? >> sounds good, yes. >> so you come across the ben franklin bridge, old city, where is your first stop tomorrow night. >> up conshohocken, then it will be on a bike trail. >> five years, tom. >> how many hours in one day are you walking? >> probably six, seven. >> you got to rest. >> yes, i got to rest. i mean, 16 hours in a day. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> sound good. >> good luck to you, nice to meet you too. >> okay, all right, i'll take it from here. so ranks the top fictional philadelphians, trading places on there, but he's not number

one. we'll tell you the top five in just a bit. and mike, i have some great news for you. you are getting a lot of support on twitter. this is the fifth biggest trending topic, hashtag mike for mayor. yep, in the united states. people are loving this. so christine says awesome. you would make a great mayor. good luck to you. you got my vote. >> this place would be better place to live in. good luck mike. please, show your support. use the hashtag mike for mayor. fifth biggest trending topic mayor. fifth biggest trending topic in the

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>> fifth trend g topic on twitter in the united states. we will make sure you read it, get to see how people are supporting you. >> thank you, alex. of course, this whim decision, thinking about it for couple of months, especially after i got the support from steve weiler, vice president of the fraternal order of police, if

i have the f.o.p. hine me, i'm feeling bod about this. >> 14,500 members of the f.o.p. supporting you 100%. >> thank you. >> that's about 35,000 vote. >> you know, i talk to police officers every single day. >> you do. you love police officers. >> you know, remember that? you were with me i think on this evening, aling. >> rittenhouse, yes. >> yes. >> something about him. whenever see police officers, goes up, thank you for what do you. >> the only embarrassing thing about this picture, i had lavender lovers on. >> you can get away with it. they are the boys. >> if i become mary promise to retire those shoes. >> but i mean, it is tough to get an endorsement from the f.o.p. >> it is, a long process, wish you had told us earlier, we have to retract some statements now. we have to figure something out. >> long time ago. long time ago. but i think i had the support of quite a few police officers over the last couple of years, that's for sure. >> absolutely. >> what did you bring in?

>> i brought you a shirt with the philadelphia police. >> thank you. >> ill wear this proudly. >> we will get you have your back, we will have people at the polls 100%. >> we want to make sure we get voter turn out for this election. >> okay. may 19th, see you then, thank you. >> good lung. >> thank you, good luck to everybody at the f.o.p. thank you. wow, that's huge and important. all right, 8:26. still in the middle of our spring fling. >> going back to jen, what's going on outside? >> i've invited some of my nighttime friends. >> harrington middle school mt. laurel. cheerlead remembers getting warm up. we'll have a color war. this is getting crazy. happy spring break. jacklyn: our middle schools have classes

that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social studies to make room for preparing for the test. gina: we have no after-school programs, we have no freshman sports, we have no extra anything... okaikor: we're cutting those programs to make way for test

prep. and we're not taking in to all the other things that makes a child whole. gina: we are setting our kids up to fail.

>> this city will become a better city, you have five votes in our family. thank you, that's great. now, jp says mike for mayor, mike for mayor, mike for mayor. keeps ongoing. i guess we can start a chant here. another says: make a change in philadelphia. so we're loving this. remember on facebook, too, instagram, use the hashtag mike for mayor. let's show him we support him. he needs to know that as he goes for this run for mayor of philadelphia. okay, we go to werth, sue? >> if bus stop buddy was old enough to vote you know he would be voting for mike for mayor, too. we just got him in his winter coat to let you know it is a cold start to the day even with all of that bright sunshine out there. it is 36 degrees, in the city throughout the region, sunny, rain got out of here last night, today we get up to 53 degrees sunny skies, light

breezes tonight. skies are clear. down to 38 again. so, it looks pretty good for today. it looks even better for tomorrow. wait until you see the seven day forecast coming up. wait until you see bob kelly. >> i have got my sign. every day, we will be a good day. >> gentlemen. >> mike for mayor. >> it is true. >> route 100 here worthington, watch for this disable truck in the construction zone. >> the overnight there, then, the 42 freeway, slow going coming in toward philadelphia. watch for delays, pretty much atlantic city expressway on in toward i-295. there you go. spring fling, first stop, of course jen's over there at the school. we have victoria's bagels, later on this, more the mound laurel fire department along elbow lane. 422, watch for delays between oaks and 202, about 13 minute trip, dealing with some wick sun glare now, as well. and then north along 202, again, sun glare heading up

through the schuylkill expressway, and south along i95, jammo, from the betsy, in toward girard avenue. they got big major pothole. >> i know whoever make chooses to appoint as streets commissioner. >> we will can take care of the potholes in the city. mass transit looking good no delays. mike, alex, back over to you. >> okay, well, 8:32 there goes the music, schlickling music. i want to dance like this when hear it. >> oh, do that. >> that's what we have to do when you hear that, yes. >> well, student at the harrington middle school in mouth laurel, ready for fox 29's spring fling. >> look at all of them. >> oh, my gosh. >> wow. >> so great. and they are singing. >> ♪

>> yes, we are here, lewes is he here, scott's here, we are one team. good morning, guys. >> good morning. >> all right, you want to see what mt. laurel can do? >> yes. >> all right, let's do. >> this i i think a tug of war, right? all right, let's do this. they have arrange in the, will have a party for us. >> you can have a tug of smash. >> yes. >> they know what they're do. >> they are red. >> i thank you so much. we're coming today. >> arranged themselves into couple of different groups, flight. >> yes, they have. >> okay. >> so each one is within the school. this is all students today. they planned all of this. >> oh, fun. >> really cool. >> i know you can't pick favorite team because you can't have favorite child. but if you were a betting principal, who are you betting

on? >> oh, definitely all of them. they're all awesome. >> oh! now, you have seen the costumes, guys. do you have a favorite so far? >> i think they all look like winners. >> i am just amaze some of the kids in shorts considering how cold it is out here this morning. >> yes, you couldn't do better than this? >> it is a seven, though. it is a seven. >> a seven? come on, this i this is spring fling, we want a ten. >> that's coming later this week. >> seven for december. >> all right, the cheerlead remembers here. as you can only imagine, this is only getting cranked up. >> oh, my gosh. >> huge school like field day or something. >> spring fling all over the

area. >> tough act to follow. have to step up. >> okay, nagging power. >> touches out pushy moms have lasting effect on women. how a mother's tough parenting pays off later in life. come on, keep the tweets coming on facebook, also on instagram. iaian says you'll make great mayor, mike, bring great like new airport, plus really want you to bring jobs to fill. okay, big demands here. carolyn says yeah i vote for you, mike, just what the city needs. live, laugh, mike the mayor. i agree, put lautner this town. then april says i'm not even registered to vote but i'll go register to vote for you. registered to vote but i'll go register to vote for you. make sure to use

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jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten, improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead.

>> over 15 years ago my career brought me to the great city of philadelphia. in those years this city has become so much more than a career move. it has become my home. and the people who live here have become my family. every morning, as i watch the sunrise, i see the potential in our city and the people in it. vote for me for mayor and i promise you we, as a city, will realize our potential. this message paid for by friends of mike jerrick for mayor. >> a man who stops in just down the street every day for his coffee and his little bagel, one jerry blavat, the geator with the heater, so you just walk on down the street and -- >> congressman brady stopped me. >> yes? >> he said your friend, mike jerrick, is going to be running for mayor. i said. this is the greatest news i've heard. there would be dancing in the street if you become mayor. ill become your entertainment director. >> what does that mean? >> that means for your

campaign. >> for fundraising. >> we'll get a big ralliment we'll -- we will a bring franky avalon in, bring chubby checker in, also me dancing with the geator guys and girls. this will be an amazing thing. let me tell you, with you as mayor, you no-show business, okay? the city of brotherly love, dancing in the street. that's what it will be like. >> like martha reeves and the van del a's. dancing in the streets when you are mayor of philadelphia. we will de business italian festivals like we do, but dancing all over the city of philadelphia. >> it will be a great year. isn't it? we have the pope coming in september. >> true. >> naacp has their big convention this summer, as well. >> ann got to tell you something, it is exciting. it is like ronald reagan who came from the world of show business, became president. >> that's true. >> now, when he was an actor it, anyone ever think he would be president? did anyone ever think that that you would run for mayor?

it can be. >> i remember ronald reagan in a movie bed time for bonn so, starred with a chimpanzee. >> and death valley days. >> became press of the united state for eight years. >> well, i think if you get the first four, you got the next four. because then i will be entertainment director and you will get the endorse many of all of the show business people. we'll get done rick tolls do little thing for you. >> you hockey puck. >> yes. >> you are running for mayor. but it can be. and i think the citizens of philadelphia would really love this thing to happen. >> i'm glad you stopped by. you all make me feel good. >> you are my man. but please, when you become mayor, entertainment director, we'll have dancing in the streets. >> dancing in the streets. >> i'm sure a lot of people -- >> sing a little bit for me. >> the geator with the heater ♪ mikalena nau jerrick is the man for you. don't be shamed, pull that lever, it is going to be the

same with the change with my man mike. >> ♪ >> you're the man. >> you're wonderful. thank you. yes, snap, snap. >> wonderful. now spring fling. >> sure. >> we should. let's go back to quincy. >> okay. me and iaian, are you ready, iaian? >> i am red. >> i we're at the mt. laurel fire department. headquarters. >> this gear is heavy. >> real heavy. in the as heavy as you and i. we're coming people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve.

everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury.

>> look how it sparkles, just don't jump in. it is really coal. temperature in the water about 40 something degreesment cold outside this morning, too lows still around freezing, temperature, windchills, still in the two's, some places cents april begins dry and cool, light northwest breezes, we do have mild temperatures for the end of the work week thursday and friday. temps in the 60s. that will take you through at least almost up to the holiday weekend. we'll have your easter

forecast coming up. mike, alex? >> ♪ >> spring fling, first week. >> well, pars of our spring fling, we also want to meet some of the people in mt. laurel, new jersey, really keep everyone safe. so we sent quincy over to the fire department. high! >> okay, guys. this is heavy equipment. i'm going to say hell tow all of the firemen out there, fire people, you guys do a great job. we have captain santone here. ' san here from the 10:00 o'clock news. iaian, you look ready. >> this stuff is heavy, i'll tell you right now, heavy, all of this gear. >> very heavy. she are we going to demonstrate? >> we'll simulate iaian will bailout after window, he has to go out, no ladder for him to go down. he is equipped with a escape system had his pocket. he'll use a hook, hook on to the window sill, put his rope out the window, and we'll simulate him going out.

>> now, before iaian does that, are you nervous, ' shane. >> not nervous but heavy, i don't know if i can get through. >> the rope your honor using very strong, 50 feet of rope, very strong. yep, you'll be all right. >> i don't weigh a whole lot. >> we'll see demonstrate, if he we want to watch iaian go through, then go up top, watch the fire -- >> all right. soap, i believe iaian, come on over, iaian. iaian will go first. >> knees, left pocket, open up the hatch, all right? okay, there is a hook in there. pull the hook out of your pocket. >> iaian seems to be very nervous. there you go. >> yank it out. >> okay? see where you are going to put your hook here in the window. take your hook like there. okay? now, this is your descent device. get uply higher. your device has to go over the window sill. remember, do you have stay low, when going out. okay? with your left hand, you will grab the rope, punch the wall. take this hand here and put it on your hook.

punch the wall with the rope in your hand, punch the wall. now slide your body out. it is hot. >> where am iing. >> hot, out the window. get your leg out. so bit unorthodox. what will happen, now that you're out the window, grab with your right hand, grab your rope with your left hand, get your legs up on to the woman. rep he will yourself down to the ground. >> now, you say bit unorthodox, do you mean did he it wrong? >> if you're in a true emergency inside a fire, it is hot, you are burning, you know, going out the window like that would be fine. the way we train it, we like to have our foyer fighters out head first, lock one leg off to one side of the sill, one leg off to the other side of the sill. casino of swing out with their legs out first. >> iaian, did you great job. >> thanks, man. >> this guy smear. >> oh, shoot. we lost the shot. anyway, iaian, iain page is afraid of height.

he is 1 inch off the ground. boy, think how scar that i, man they're heroes, our firefighters, imagine doing that 15, 20 stories in the air? do you care about calories on easter? do you just let it go and eat the chocolate. >> i casino of let it go but i probably should worry about calories. so we'll rate the healthiest candy that you can eaton sunday. do you think peeps are healthy? >> i can't imagine. i love them. but i can't imagine. >> let's look at these peeps. remember the hash to go mike for may. norma says who is the soon to be mrs. jerrick happy about becoming the first lady of philly? if not, i'll fill? >> she knows. she has to move here. fran sees says you will and fresh breath of air to philly. >> good luck, you will win, you are a great nice man. sorry i don't live in philly. well -- >> that's okay, francine. >> spread the word. crystal says that dank thing

philadelphians should ever do, get her done. >> get her done, crystal. we like that. (clucking noises)

everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury.

>> ♪ candy man can ♪ >> oh, here you go again. >> this is just -- you know, i love sammy. >> you real dow. >> after today. >> you need to get it together. you can't touch sammy now. >> probably shouldn't even bring this up. thinking about calories, consumption. >> when you get the easter baskets, oh. the kids just love it. >> i was in one of those -- >> ouch. >> grocery stores where all of the hollow bunnies, see, i'm a hollow bunny guy. are you a solid bunny?

>> another reese's eggs, bigger than normal cups, filled with all of that peanut butter. but when it cops to cane, some treats better than others. >> cadbury eggs. >> another good one. >> so the folks at the daily mail decided to the top treats. >> healthiest treats on easter. >> so it gets to peep. so rounds the out the top five. >> locate in the pennsylvania aren't they a loft them? >> up in easton. >> then reese's peanut butter eggs me favorite the fourth slot there is looks good, i'm getting hungry. >> less healthy than that? neice are the healthiest. >> yes, going the healthiest. >> okay. >> cadbury's,. >> oh, they look like eggs. >> carmel sauce. >> looks like a yolk. >> must be the yolk. >> cool. >> number one favorite easter treat anything homemade. >> well, that would be the

healthiest, yes. >> processed, all of that? >> hey, let's way in on twitter on. that will are you a solid chocolate bunny ether or are you a hollow bunny eater? >> see the hollow cheaper. >> why? >> thinner. >> what do you start with, start with feet or ears first? >> sue says ears, duh. >> let's move on. >> so looking back at the tweets for mike running for mayor of philadelphia. trinity says you will bring such positivity for the city. you have my vote. that's why we love it, mike. >> smile all over the faces. >> thank you. >> welcome. use the hashtag mike for mayor, facebook, i people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with

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>> coming up on 9:00. let's listen. ♪ >> scott williams, playing, look, there he is. >> there is scott williams our weather guy playing his horn. >> what song is it? >> good day everybody, spring fling, we do this up until the thirds of june, today asks mt. laurel. so you and are going over for the 5:00 o'clock news. >> that's right, going to cocoa key. >> yes. >> then also, i'm going to be at baseball game, hold on, make sure i get the right thing. it is laurel acres park. >> 5:00 p.m., baseball game, high school baseball game there. so come out, join us. >> weather will be decent, too. it is a wednesday, thanks for joining the show here, nagging power, what's this called? >> turns out pushy moms have a lasting effect on women, how a

mother's tough parenting pace off later in life. >> like, for instance, nia. >> see, look at the bag. no grease stains. >> authentic philadelphia cheese steak, you can see, right through the bag by now. >> so true. >> fresh prince. >> that's right. well, top fix sean al philadelphians. but we have a problem with this list, will smith it on it and we know he is from west philly overbrook high school, right? so the top five characters, in just a bit. >> they put will smith on fictional list? he is real, folks. >> he's the real deal. then, plus this: the the empire came to philly. >> wow. >> yes, talking about the show, i had a chance to hang with two of the shows biggest stars from jesse and brashear, ak yaz the great et cetera, play on hakeem on the show. great cd signing yesterday. i got to sit down with him, little one-on-one time before, so it is