the philadelphia housing authority demolishing two philadelphia high rises. we're live over the scene as it happened. >> three local teens head to the big dance. it's march madness but only two advance to the field of 32. the controversial ending you've got to see. >> a little girl verbally assaulted by her neighbor. what she says set that woman off and the conventional way the police got involved. and good morning, everyone. welcome to "good day philadelphia." bill anderson, karen hepp, dave

warren, good morning to you. >> so many things happening today. >> maybe they didn't like sugar. we've got all the sugar in the easter bunny hunts that are happening right now. >> the big hunt is next week. >> some of them are happening today. >> i know a lot of happening today. there's a lot of weather happening today but it may not be happening the way it first looked like. >> that's a good thing. >> that could be a good thing. a little bit of a change right now. we're still talking about the little bit of rain and snow it might not be the storm that we're expecting tomorrow. i will explain in just a second. you're looking live at old city. we want to see what weekend wendy is up to. here's sue. >> the hills are alive and weekend wendy is all dressed up to go to the theater because "the sound of music" is playing at the academy of music all weekend long.

today there are two shows at 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and tomorrow 1:00 p.m. and 6:30 in the evening. it will be a great time. but how about getting to the theater, dave? what's the weather. >> a little bit of a change here each day. we talked about the big storm tomorrow. it looks like it's really not organizing the way we first thought. there will be a little rain today mixed with some snow. the big thing is the changes, temperatures down to the 30s and 40s. a lot colder than we've been feeling the past few mornings. the sunday storm is off the coast but we have rain developing today and it could briefly mix with some snow to the south. very little accumulation is expected. this is all passing by to our south today. beautiful picture this morning. it's 40 degrees, a little colder with that light breeze at 9 miles per hour. here's this area we're watching today it will slide directly east and move across the area to

the south. that is our first area of rain and snow that we're talking b we'll track everything and look at tomorrow's storm as well. traffic today could there be any issues? here's bob. >> hey, good morning everybody. special weekend schedules on two of our regional rail lines and if you're hearing some ba booms in north jersey this weekend, no worries it's mortar training exercises up there in fort dix. busy weekend today we have the college cycling race that's taking over fair mount part and the martin luther king drive. we also have a flyers game 1:00 and tomorrow we're set to have a regatta on the kelly drive, that's all weather-permitting. that enjoy the rest of your day

i'll see you bright and early tomorrow morning for good day philadelphia weekend. >> happening right now it's the start of a major makeover for one north philadelphia neighborhood. two high rise buildings will be coming tumbling down. >> today's demolition is part of a master plan to revitalize and transform that neighborhood. jennifer joyce is in that neighborhood to tell us all about it. >> reporter: there is a ceremony wrapping up with officials and the housing authority, all of whom who talked about how exciting they are for this implosion to take place. it will make way for a brand new housing complex. it's part of a revitalization plan which will yield more than

1,200 housing units. the first phase of this neighborhood redevelopment actually happened last august when contractors broke ground on the construction of 57 new rental units. city officials say this is part of an investment in this section of the city worth over half a billion. they say they want families to be proud to live in this neighborhood. originally the implosion was scheduled for 7:15. we were just told it was going to be pushed back by at least ten minutes. closer to 7:25. we will bring that to you live. >> we do have that box right there on the left-hand corner of your scene and that is a view from sky fox of the buildings that are going to be imploded. we're going to leave that up. >> we're taking a look at new news this morning. firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a beauty sa loan in the northeast section of the city.

it happened just after 2:00 at the bamboo p beauty salon. thankfully no one was hurt. and in delaware county overnight, a two-alarm fire broke out at a day care center. this was at the 100 block of ridge avenue in darby. so far no word on what caused that fire. >> right now police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting in north philadelphia. two people were shot right there. one of them died at hospital. if you know anything, please call police right away. >> one person is in the hospital following a crash in camden county. police say a man lost control of his car as he was driving along aerial road. he hit a tree and the car burst into flames. the driver was pulled to safety and he's in critical condition and the cause of that crash is

currently unknown. >> the fbi wants you to take a good look at a person they have the suspect for a whole series of bank robberies in philadelphia. investigators say that guy robbed a first trust bank on market street on friday. they also think he is behind two bank robberies in july and october. he uses a whole bunch of baseball p caps and sunglasses to disguise himself. >> a kensington man is shot and killed. store cameras caught all of it. we have that video because because of the graphic nature we aren't showing the actual shooting. you can see the victim, a 22-year-old man standing there in front of a corner store, food market at somerset. and you can see a gunman approach. keep your eye on the left of the scene, you can see the gun. we're stopping the video there

because what's happening next the suspect fired at least 15 rounds at the victim even after he's face down on the ground. the video shows the reflection in the window of a burgundy suv, it shows two people pull up on a dirt bike. they've arrested one suspect. they're looking for another. >> there's a judge who has arraigned three franciscan friars who are accused of covering up sexual abuse. investigators say baker sexually abused hundreds of children over decades and those priors help to cover it up. baker committed suicide in 2013. the judge set an unsecured bail of $75,000 for each friar. >> parents are fighting to keep

west hampton friends academy from closing its doors. they abruptly announced the close another. the parents want to know where the money went and why they weren't told sooner of the closer. they tell fox 29 this was no mismanagement. now students are raising money to keep their school from shutting its doors. >> i felt like what am i going to do? i'm going to lose all my friends. >> i was really upset because i really love it here. >> this is a huge fund raising initiative. the school needs approximately $1 million by the end of april. >> that feud between donald trump and fox news anchor megyn kelly getting for examplely once again. donald trump is calling for a boy ket every her show, getting

personal with the anchor in a tweet trump wrote everybody should boycott she is sick and the most overrated person on tv. so fox news responded donald trump's vitriolic attacks on megynkelly. >> her already great ratings will probably shoot up now. so thanks for that. >> 7:10 is the time right now. all the hoopla of march madness. >> villa no va took care of unca but unfortunately temple fell to iowa. saint joe's won in a controversial last-second call.

highlights of all those games coming up in just a few minutes. we had some discuss, we're side effecting a little bit of snow tomorrow. it's also the first day of spring and for many schools next week is spring break. >> most people can't afford to get on a plane and fly away. we've got some break spring break ideas for people who want to take a staycation. >> those two high rise biildings in north philadelphia. we will bring you the implosion live. >> and as is always the case we want to hear from you here. we've got our social media up and running. so boss lady we're asking them for what, pictures today? >> we're asking for awkward family photos. i'm going to show you one. this is my sister and i. >> that's not awkward, it's cute. >> it's not awkward, we're dressed the same, we have on our

dad's hats. i guess if you were born in the '70s, you can relate to this. send us your photos use the hashtag #fox29goodday.

>> it looks like cincinnati tied it up, but no. the officials say that that shot was after the buzzer. so st. joe's goes on. look at that, no good. st. joe's to the second round. >> good morning, i'm howard eskin. the sixers play games only because they're on the schedule. the results are the same. sixers playing washington. sixers were down 24 in the second half. washington fell asleep but then woke up. the turnover by the sixer, washington scores as the sixers don't get back on defense as washington wins it 99-94. the ncaa tournament today. temp plays iowa a 7-point underdog the games are bigger

but the message is the same. >> it's changed a little bit. the chiitment level is different but i see the same excitement in the players. they're fired up about this opportunity and they want to do their best and it really is going to come down to how poised they are. >> and the phillies dressed up for st. paddy's day in the jerseys. however they lose to tampa. we'll see what happens the rest of the spring. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> a check on your forecast of this day. it is a pretty nice start to this day. we know it's cool and there's going to be some change. >> in fact allentown there could miss pretty much everything. the farther north and west you go. they'll be cool today. it's not that one big storm that could give us a lot of snow we once thought here.

radar shows what could be happening today. these are two separate areas. one of the midwest and the other developing over the coast of the north carolina. they're going to be separate here so we could see this area moving in quicker today. part of the area could see a little rain and snow today. not everywhere, but here's the first storm and here's the next one. this will be tomorrow's storm. this was thought to be the big one and that will stay a little farther east. not quite coming together in time to give us that accumulating snow it looked like here for the first day of spring. close-up view, let's track this first one hour by hour what to expect and where. here's that rain arriving by 3:00. it stays directly east. with this type of situation, certainly no accumulation. you will see a little snow on here. the computer forecast sees this intensity coming up just a bit. that rain comes down fairly quick and intensifies that, that will mix that snow down to the surface.

don't be surprised if you see that rain mixing with snow for part of the area and it slowly works its way south. maybe watch after sunset tonight because if that snow comes down heavy enough, it could coat the ground just a little bit making it very slippery but really not expecting much in the way of accumulation. it's all cleared out by tomorrow morning. what to expected today? we're into the 40s only. a little cooler. 44 along 95. just a chance of some light rain. better chance of the rain to the south and could mix briefly with some snow. north and west will be at 47 degrees. it's much cooler, you step outside there's a chill in the air. 31 in allen down and down to 30 in doylestown. grab the coat. you'll need it today. 40 in philadelphia. we'll climb into the mid to low 40s so not really warming up much and it's above freezing to the south, so not much trouble on the roadways. it's been very warm so any type of snow that comes down will

quickly melt. the temperatures will warm up considerably in the 7-day forecast. it will really feel like spring maybe just a few days late. >> i like it. we'll take it. sounds like spring is coming. so that's good. we all know that eating fish is good for us. high in protein, it has omega-3 fatty acids. it's good for me and it tastes good. >> i love it but scientists say we need to be careful. this is according to the united nations. all the world's fisheries could collapse by the year 2048 because of overfishing. >> so there's a seafood watch an organization that is out with a new list you should eat and some to avoid. >> the group says bass is good. striped, large-mouthed could be best choices. >> cod is also okay but you need to check. the group says pacific-caught

cod from alaska or farmed but fish from the atlantic should be avoided. >> salmon the group says try to keep with the wild alaskan salmon. >> as for the bad stuff, bluefin tu na. if you want tuna, stick to al ba core and skipjack. >> next up, halibut. the group says you can try turbo from greenland instead. >> and finally the group says stay away from any and all species of shark. except for the spiney dog fish that is from the united states west coast. >> that was a lot of information and details on fish and the only one i really like i didn't see on the list is tilapia. >> i love tilapia. i'm really floundering on this. i'm going to buy into it hook, line and sinker. >> you're going to see the

implosion so you won't miss it. 7-eleven is letting you go big with your slurpy today. >> why would i want to bring my own cup? >> you can bring a giant mug, a big mixing bowl, even a hat. >> so what's the rule? >> there's no rule. it's got to fit in a 10-inch diameter hole. the drink will only cost $1.50. >> let's take a look at the pictures you're sending in. bring your own cup. 7-eleven. oh, my goodness.

>> a whole nation of sugar rush and brain freeze going on at the same time. >> it is march madness and we're having a whole lot of fun. my bracket is slow. anything can happen. >> there were a lot of surprises and upsets. the local teams in the big dance coming up the last-second shot that almost ended the dream for one of our philadelphia schools. >> and speaking of shots, how about a shot into space? it was a russian rocket blasting into space on board an american astronaut. how he is going to make history on the international space station.

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and it is 7:25. taking a look there -- there it is. >> there it goes. >> the implosion happens -- we told you we would bring it to you. right there 23rd and jefferson philadelphia housing authority implosion as they knock that down in an attempt to rebuild that area and try to start market economic development there. it's the norman blumberg development. been there for almost 50 years basically. and it had become the time to make a better community for folks and it's always impressive

when you watch buildings that have stood for so long come down. >> people had to evacuate that area. >> they did. >> now the build suggest down but because of all of that you have to stay out of there for hours. people can't consider coming back to that area until much later this evening. >> i don't know if we can watch that video again to see it as it happens. i was just told no. we will do that coming up in just about a couple of minutes. >> what's interesting about this is part of that whole revitalization of the ridge corridor. it is part of their plan to put affordable housing together with market rate housing to see if they can coexist. pha has been trying to do that for a while. >> i think you've spent some time at this pizza shop. >> i did. with a mission of paying it

forward. so you buy an extra slice of pizza and someone else can eat. >> now they're taking it up a notch. the owner going a step further. how he is helping other people right now really make a difference in their lives. >> spring is officially tomorrow, right? you're probably not thinking about the flu anymore, but health officials say you should be. why they say you should still get a flu shot. it's not too late. >> the awkward family shots have begun. send your awkward pics. use our hashtag #fox29goodday. find fantasy shows.

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what went into making those films. we love it. weekend wendy loves it. the hours today at the fringe lynn institute 9:30 to 5:00. dave, what's the weather? >> it's a little change from what we've been thinking here. the storm sunday looks to be staying off the coast but we'll have some rain developing today. brief little mix possible mainly to the south, very little accumulation. there's the sunshine we have this morning. high clouds moving in. 40 degrees much colder. down and below the freezing mark north and west. there's a chill in the air this

morning. millville is down to 38 and wild wide is 39 degrees. there is rain and snow work are their way into the area today. it's pushing into western maryland and right along western and central pennsylvania it will stay along the mason-dixon line moving through to the south but it could briefly mix with some snow. this is the first area of moisture. it was thought they would combine and really intensify and bring us a bit of snow tomorrow but passing on by today mainly south of philadelphia look for some rain and some brief snow with very little accumulation. much warmer weather finally now that spring is under way tomorrow. >> high school football coach resigns after hazing allegations surface involving three of his players. in a letter sent home to parents this week, the head coach stepped down. prosecutors say three players used a broom handle to sexually

assault a freshman in october. the locker room had an insufficient adult presence. they relieved the entire varsity and jv staff. are schools liable when this happens. you tell me legally are the adults in the room or supposed to be in the bault liable when something like this happens? >> there should be supervision or not. this was called no gay thursday and what this was was in the locker room on thursday there was no supervision at all by the coaching staff. so there could be potential liability because of that. this was kind of a hazing ritual that went on for years at conestoga high school. they were charged as juveniles, unlawful restraint and making

terroristic threats. it was interesting to me that the commonwealth of pennsylvania is one of 44 states that has hazing laws except it only covers colleges. does not cover high schools. so there's a bill now in the pennsylvania legislature, it's actually passed the house, it's in the senate, that will now cover between seventh and 12th grades in high schools. >> you pointed out this has been allegedly going on for years. and then also question whether or not there's any adult spiftion or if the coaches knew. is that willful ignorance? if something like that is going on regularly, whether or in the you knew, shouldn't you have known? >> certainly that argument could be made. these are football players doing things to other football players and the coaching staff basically said we had no idea this was going on and supposedly it had been going on for some two to

three years prior there could be allegations if they didn't know they should have known. it seems to me a coaching staff should know what's going on in their own locker rooms. >> we'll follow this case and see if there's additional repercussions and we will have you back. thank you sir. >> we've got a question for everybody out there right now. what would you do with $100? think about that one. >> spend it. >> how would you spend it, though? use the hashtag #fox29goodday. >> it could make the difference between eating and not eating. >> different backgrounds have different answers. >> i want a slice. a nice hot slice of pizza. if you go to this place, they pay it forward and now they have an extra trick to this. the owner of this shop is going further. how he's helping the homeless community. nicely done.

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this one is a little telling about our priorities. not too surprising as we get older our circumstances change and we spend our money a little different. in this video from cutback.com shows different people in different ages and situations spending $100. take a look. >> like a couple days' worth of

money or one frivolous night of indulgence. >> before i had kids i didn't grocery shop. >> having kids now is crazy at times. >> money means getting by. >> starving artist sort of thing, i think. >> it's interesting looking at the video. you see people's priorities and one person in the video, a bartender spent more than half of his money, $63 on a bottle of wine. another man living on social security complains he doesn't make enough money but he spent half his money on junk food, cookies, soda and wine. the analysis was to figure out how we spend our money based on

priorities. >> sometimes it's a treat to spoil yourself. >> i don't know. i think it does depend on where you are in life. if you have kids obviously you want to do something for them or you want to treat yourself. i like going to the grocery store so i would buy some food. >> i was thinking get a mass age, i might try to go on a date night with my husband. >> you pamper yourself. >> i never get a chance to do it. i always have the kids. tor me it's the permission to go do it. how about you, $100? >> if i have the extra money, i'm trying to fix my home. i don't do a whole lot of going out and splurging. as a family we used to give each child $100 and see what you came back with. my brother would come back with one big thing and i would come back 50 things worth no money.

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welcome back. beautiful start to our saturday. wilmington, delaware, good morning to you. time now to take you in focus. and today this is a great follow-up on a story we told you about last year. there's a pizza shop in center city, that's not news. but this one pays it forward and now the owner going another step forward. our photo journalist bill rohr shows us how. >> reporter: by now most of you have heard the story. rose's fresh pizza, a dollar a slice pizza shop helping to feed the homeless in philadelphia. rose's model is simple. the a person in need can have a slice off the wall paid for by a stranger. the word spread quickly on social media. >> now that we've gotten all this national attention, i had no idea how powerful, i was

totally unprepared. >> reporter: unprepared for not, millions of people from all over the world are helping the cause. >> business doubled, tripled overnight. we've given away 60,000, 70,000 slice of pizza. >> they needed to hire help and that is where rose's story continues. >> this is like a new life here. i was given new life when i found this job. >> for two years derek was without a home. >> it was horrible. it was horrible. when i first came here i was homeless. jobless. but not hopeless. i was actually making things happen for myself because i knew that no one was going to do it for me. >> reporter: derek is now able to afford a place to live and provide a place for his three-year-old son. >> that's the most rewarding

part. it's great to give a slice of pizza every now and then. for me to come here and help build rosa's up and to be able to aafford a better place in their life because they get tol work here, that's awesome. >> and derek is just one of three former homeless people that now works there and expect to see a second rosa's location open in the near future. nicely done. >> nicely done. dave telling us about the weather nicely done because things keep getting better. >> i don't mind being off with this forecast. we were talking about a little bit of snow tomorrow for the first day of spring. the storm not quite coming together. the storm will still impact the area today and tomorrow. we have a little mix coming through later today and maybe a little bit tomorrow.

these are two separate areas they thought were coming together and would have given us a good bit of snow tomorrow but not quite coming together in time. let's look at our temperatures right now we are into the 30s in potstown, trenton at 35. one thing that is here, the cold air. the chill was in the air this morning. 40 in philadelphia and we'll stay in the mid to low 40s today. we're not warming up much. no 60s or 70s yet. this area of snow and rain we'll talk about today. it will slowly push east. first area of low pressure moving in, the next one off the coast tomorrow will be a little farther east. we thought they would come together nice and but this one is too far out. tomorrow will be cold but not great but not talking about shoveling snow. saturday we're talking about this rain, mainly to the south. if it comes down heavy enough,

the air is cold enough where it could briefly mixed with some snow. but it will not accumulate much. it's only during the day and temperatures are still warm enough right at the surface. not expecting much trouble there. dealing with rain south of 95 across delaware and south jersey making its way up to the philadelphia area. that sunday storm off the coast a lot of rain and a little bit of snow trying to work its way to 95. so it could be close enough where sunday morning we could see a little bit of snow coming down for your monday morning commute. but that is the only area of concern, right along that coast. the temperatures are cold tomorrow but we have warmer weather in the 7-day forecast. spring starts tomorrow. rain and snow to the south. maybe a snow shower on monday as that cold wind sets up. still chilly monday but look at this nice improvement. we're jumping up a few degrees each day. 64 on wednesday, 70s on thursday

and friday. a few days late but spring is finally about to move in. >> one quick thing. our buddy says about 7:15 did we hear thunder. we didn't but i'm going to ask him where he lives. >> maybe he lives close to the building and that was the boom. >> that was 7:25. >> we'll check in with you. >> you know it happens, you take out your card and they ask you credit or debit. >> debit. >> i do debit too. >> but there are reasons you may want to use credit instead of debit. >> and a little girl in a car crash. she was unresponsive until she heard one thing in a song that got her up and moving. you're not going to want to miss this story. i drive a golf ball.

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>> welcome back. you can checkup disney on ice up there in that neck of the woods. so many easter hunts today. >> candy for everyone.

>> as we do every saturday at good day, we want to introduce you to one of the region's extraordinary high school sports star. samantha crawford introduces us to a tennis player who is definitely worthy of the title athlete of the week. >> reporter: there are many athletes in the tri-state area but one in particular stands out to the fox 29 family. brandon you are this week's athlete of the week. congratulations. >> thank you. i've been playing tennis for all my life since i was five. i'm 15 now. so ten years and i've been training here for eight years. my serve is a huge weapon and a lot of people are afraid of it and my backhand is getting better now. >> he can volley well, serves well. >> i played soccer, baseball, football, just the other sport. tennis was the one that was

hardest i wanted to master it. >> he's here three to four times a week, combination of clinics, in a group setting, private lessons with myself and other coaches, we have a fitness area where the kids do strength conditioning and core exercises. >> his older brother plays north carolina brett has inspired brandon to play college court. >> my brother was telling me when you walk on court there's no talking and it's just warming up. everyone is serious. and i think i can rise to the challenge. >> brandon has really evolved from a player who started in the program when he was young and wasn't having wins in the sexual event and now he's starting to have more success at the sectional level. >> in order to prep for college i will work every day as hard as i can, go to practice as much as i can, focus on school, get all the best grades that i can, never fail class.

and just go do it. >> he's got the long hair and this long athletic build. big beautiful smile. a great kid. i think his personality mixed in with his athleticism ability to play all the shorts on the court make him a great player. >> that was great. do you have someone you would like to nominate as a high school athlete of the week tweet us. use the hashtag #fox29goodday. >> we're having a debate about the differences between men and women. spring on the way tomorrow. you're probably not thinking about flu tomorrow. health officials say maybe you should still get a flu shot. the reason why. >> what dshe say? >> i don't know. >> somebody verbally assaulted

that little girl. her neighbor did it. what she says set the woman off and the unconventional way the police handled this. >> we love your awkward pictures. >> we're breaking out the awkward. many years ago swapping roles. >> now they've married and have all the kids. >> awkward family photo. that one actually is. >> we'll be back.

>> a change in the skyline. two buildings in north philadelphia imploded. what officials plan to build in their place. >> and also we want to show you these two guns right there. can you tell the difference? one's a toy, the other is real.

there is a warning from the local police department. >> yes, it's cold out there but it's also the first day of spring. not all of us can get to the beach so we've got some spring break ideas for those of us who are staying home. good ideas coming up. >> good saturday to all of you, it's straight up 8:00. it is a gorgeous start as we take a look behind us. the sun is out some people have their big winter coats on and kids want to do the easter egg hunts. >> it looked like we could sled maybe, it's not going to happen. >> it's not quite coming together but we're still going to get some ugly weather out there today and tomorrow. grab the coat before you step outside. temperatures have gotten a lot colder. we are seeing a little sunshine.

there's sea isle city. a lot happening this weekend. want to check in one more time with weekend wendy. >> tonight the philadelphia orchestra is in concert and weekend wendy has got her flute, she's ready to maybe get an autograph. the flute will be featured tonight all at the kimmel center and it starts tonight at 8:00. so dave are we going to have to bundle up? >> yes. the temperatures are down this morning and really not climbing much from where they are now into the mid 40s. right about the freezing mark or below north and west. philadelphia could top out into the mid 40s today. the other issue is what's coming in from the west. we had a little bit of snow coming in, and some rain. it could briefly be a mix. yes, it's today now.

these two storms looked like they would come together off the coast tomorrow but really not coming together in time but not quite missing the area completely. high, thin clouds out there right now, temperature 41, winds about 10 miles per hour out of the northeast. this is where it is now and it will slowly work its way in throughout the area today but look at where it stays, just south of philadelphia, mainly rain with a little bit of snow. will not accumulate. another storm tomorrow and warmer weather in the 7-day forecast. a look at all those numbers coming up a little bit later. >> thank you, dave. a major change to north philadelphia's skyline just several minutes ago two high rise buildings demolished. >> it's all part of the plan by pha to reform this neighborhood and revitalize it. good morning, jenny. >> reporter: yeah, so the towers are down, the dust is still settling and the area around

where the towers imploded had to be evacuated. people aren't allowed back in the area yet because of dust concerns. the buildings came down at 7:25. a big moment for this community. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: brand new housing complex. it's part of a revitalization plan which will yield more than 1,200 housing units with a mix of affordable housing and market rate rentals as well as home ownership. the first phase of redevelopment happened last august. city officials say this is part of an investment in the city worth over $500 million. they say they want homeowners to be prayed to live in this section here. she says while the neighborhood is plagued with drugs and

violence that did not define this community. she had a lot of great memories here and she shared her insight with us. >> this is the first place that i've called home. i came home from the hospital to norman blumberg housing development. so all of my dreams, homes, were birthed right here just in back of me in this building. >> i came out here because i wanted to be part of this transition. there's a lot of memories here. and we're moving forward with change. change is good and i want to embrace it and welcome it. it would be remiss of me not to be here today to take advantage of this opportunity. >> and karen and bill, we are told that this transformation has about 10 phases and will take several years. but still, exciting nonetheless for this community. >> sounds good. thanks for the update. new this morning, firefighters are trying to figure out what sparked a fire at a beauty salon in the northeast section of the city. it happened just after 2:00 in

the 3000 block of kensington avenue the athe bamboo beauty salon. thankfully no one was hurt. another fire overnight a 2-alarm fire broke out at a day care center. this was in the 100 block of ridge avenue in darby and so far no word on what may have caused it. >> right now police are searching for a gunman after a deadly shooting. officers were called out to this location. this was late last evening. they found two people had been shot there and one of those people died at the hospital. if you have any information, please call police right away. >> and one person is in the hospital following a crash in camden county. police say a man lost control of his car as he was driving along aerial road in winslow township. he hit a tree in his car and the car burst into flames. the driver was pulled to safety

and is currently in the hospital in critical but stable condition and the cause of the crash is unknown. >> and the fbi is hoping you may recognize a man wanted in a whole series of bank robberies. investigators say that guy in the eagles hat here robbed a first trust bank on market street on friday. they think he's also behind two other bank robberies last july and october. now you're going to see a whole string of different hats. he uses various caps and sunglasses to disguise himself. >> police say a suspect is in custody after a kensington man is shot and killed. store surveillance cameras caught it all. we have video but it's graphic. we can't show you the actual shooting. this is what we can show you. you see the victim right there, he's a 22-year-old man standing in front of a corner food market. a matter of seconds you'll see a gunman approach on the left of

the screen. we've freezed the video right there because next the video captured the suspect firing at least 15 rounds at the sim even after he's face-down on the car. you also saw that car, the reflection of the assailant was caught as well. two people pulled up on a dirt bike. police say they've arrested one suspect, they may be looking for another. and police have not yet released the motive. >> and another of big arrests a judge has arraigned three franciscan friars accused of covering up sexual abuse. they were arrested for their alleged cover-up of steven baker. those friars helped to cover it all. baker committed suicide back in

2013. >> a different kind of sos. it's a save our school. parents and students are fighting to keep westampton friends academy from closing its doors at the end of the years. they abruptly announced the closer saying that low enrollment and lack of funds is the cause. parents want to know where the money went and why they weren't told sooner about the closure. they board told us there was no financial mismanagement and he admits the parents were not outright warned. the they have set up a go-fund-me page to keep the school from shutting its doors. >> i felt like what am i going to do. i'm going to lose all my friends. >> i was really upset because i really love it here. >> it's going to take a lot of work and community support. the school needs $1 million by the end of april. >> and we're following a developing story right now from overseas. dozens of people have died after

a plane crashed in russia. the crash happened earlier this morning. they say there were strong winds at the time. 62 people were on board. there were no survivors. and a little girl in a car crash. >> she was unresponsive until she heard one thing, one song that got her up and got her moving. >> you know if we're talking about it, there's going to be a happy ending. this happens all the time the clerk says cash or credit? you want to think about it. there's important reasons why you might want to use a credit card instead of your debit card when you go shopping.

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>> kids have been doing the nay-nay. >> a badly injured georgia girl and help her heel in a way no one really expected. >> 7-year-old brianna lawson

suffered a brain injury. she arrived in a coma but the second grader began to lift her arms and try to sing when her music therapist played the nay-nay song. she joins us to talk about her big day. what a special moment that must have been. >> it was really incredible, chris. it was just such a privilege to get to see it because it was such a huge deal for this little girl who has already overcome so much. >> reporter: what was it like in that room. it must have been so emotional for you and everyone else. >> we all kind of cried. all the grown-ups cried. just because she -- this song for her, before her accident her mother said she had danced to this song a hundred times.

so we did a story about how music therapy was kind of a breakthrough for her. how her brain seemed to almost remember and bring back these emotions and these positive experiences and help her through her rehabilitation. a high school student here in metro atlanta and he decided he had to surprise brianna. he asked her to dance the nay-nay with him. for about five minutes in the therapy room, they helped her up with her feet and helped her get a little bit of balance and they danced with her singing and smiling and her mother said she has not been that happy since the accident on christmas day. just a huge boost for this little girl. what an incredible thing for this young rapper to do for her. >> i'm glad you mentioned him. because think of that. it's such an innocuous fun song.

never in a million years would he have imagined that he would have such an impact on such a personal level in such an important way. >> i think that her brain just sort of responded with all these positive emotions and it was to her it was just really truly a breakthrough, a kind of song that's an earworm for the rest of us, for here it was exactly what she needed. almost like her saving grace in a way. >> reporter: from saving grace to quickly where it goes from here, in her recovery, do you know? >> she still has a long way to go because she has a traumatic brain injury she's facing a long therapy. the good news is she's back home in macon where she lives and coming back to dhirn's for outpatient therapy and she does face some surgeries to help her but her big goal is she just wants to go back to her second

grade class and be a second grader again. hopefully that's just around the corner. she's obviously making huge progress. >> great story. thanks so much. >> thank you there, chris. some of this u.s. health officials say this is the mildest flu season that we've had in three years. isn't that great news? not for all the folks that got sick. despite that researchers say the flu season isn't over yet. come on! but on the positive side, this year's vaccine is a really nice match for the virus that is circulating. since the season hasn't peaked, officials are still advising you. if you have not gotten your flu shot, go out and get one. >> they say that flu season has not peaked yet, dave. spring is coming, tell us at

least. >> now the whip and ne-ne is going to be stuck in my head. >> can you do it? >> it's so played out. >> what happened last year. >> it's in my head now. >> white man no rhythm. >> that's right. white man talk about the snow coming in. a lack of snow there. let's get to the sunrise first. these storms that we've been talking about. not quite coming together kind of like my dance moves. one looked like it was going to be a storm tomorrow. we could actually get a little

rain today and not that big storm tomorrow so that's the big change here. so first off ultimate doppler. things looking pretty quiet now but this area of rain will come to the east and really materialize today just a little bit to the south. first storm right there in western virginia and west virginia moving east. second one off the coast of north carolina. it was thought they would come together and really intensify tomorrow and give us a good bit of snow. one right after the other and then they move out to sea. really not giving us what we expected for the first day of spring. we'll still get a little bit of snow but maybe not accumulating too much. we're dealing with this rain today just south of philadelphia that rain moves in. look what happens if it intensifies just enough, could see that rain briefly mixed with some snow south and east of 95 today and it will continue throughout the day. so some run here pushing to the south and we get that other storm coming up the coast tomorrow that could give the area another shot of snow but really not a lot.

and that will mainly be around tomorrow night and early monday. today temperatures are into the 40s. mid 40s, maybe the upper 40s north and west where it doesn't rain so it could be a little warmer there but then we have much warmer weather in the 7-day forecast. spring-like temperatures finally. i'll look at those numbers and tell you what day will be the warmest coming up a little bit later. >> nicely done, dave. well played. >> when you go to check out, the first question they always ask you unless you want to use cash is do you want to use credit or debit. >> there are advantages and disadvantages for both. jen fred and dan ricoto will explain. >> you've never used a debit card? >> i admit it i've never used a debit card. it's just not my thing. there is a few great advantages. you can't spend more than you have. plus there are some disadvantages.

if it's lost or stolen, most banks will make you liable liable for the first 500 bucks. you can't use that grace period. so it does have disadvantages. >> so you said on my debit card 500 bucks, what about my credit card. >> if you're a responsible user, fraud protection is capped at 50 bucks. >> and the other thing with a credit card you can get points, airline miles, things like that. there are some disadvantages. if you're not good with money, it can be a weapon of mass destruction. you've got to be careful with that. how about a few tips. do you use a debit card? >> my husband won't let me use anything else. >> it can be safe but you want to make sure you don't link it to all your financial accounts so if you do get hacked they can't get into the rest of your financial life. >> that's good advice. >> and you love credit cards, right? >> who doesn't. >> they make me look like i pay

my bills because if you do well it's like a report card. >> if you do well it's a good report card. one of the things i like about credit cards you have that grace period. you pay your balance in full before the end of the grace period, no interest charges. so i know it's confusing. most folks don't know when they should use a credit card versus debit card but we just gave you a few tips to help them figure it out. >> i can always use tips. >> remember that? it's cash. they still make it. we're cashing out. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood...

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to door scotch plains everything was just fine until they were verbally assaulted a woman who did not want to buy those cookies. >> i don't want any of those girl scout cookies and she said the "f" word before that. >> the girls' mom says she was so angry she turned to social media to vent and her complaint went viral. people from all over the community including that police department up there stepped in. and do you know what they did? they bought all of those cookies. how wonderful to show their support for the girls. now they've sold hundreds of boxes of cookies. >> favorite cookie? >> i don't know what they're called anymore. the lemon shortbread one. >> it was called the dosi-do. >> those pictures. >> these are the family pictures

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>> i love putting you on the spot. >> that cute one that i love. >> dave knows. >> moving on. as we take a beautiful look outto old city. the police department is warning people about the threats of replica guns and how officers are dealing with it. >> we come across this all the time. this is woolwich police

challenging people. it was put up after an officer had an encounter with a driver who had a replica gun. good news the situation ended peacefully but there are so many situations where fake guns lead to tragic outcomes so this is somethings police hope people will understand. >> that was for educational purposes to the public to get them to realize that there's more to law enforcement than everyone sees on csi or everything like that. we come across these situations and we rely on our training, our experience and our professionalism as police officers. >> because officers have to make split-second decisions they want people to understand that in both philadelphia and new jersey carrying even a replica weapon could land you in jail. and there could be deadly consequences as well. don't do it. >> they put it on facebook. over half the people, 65% were

wrong in trying to identify those guns. >> kind of like the weather people. >> this is good news for us. >> very good news. we looked at these storms that we thought would combine and give us a big amount of snow tomorrow, they're separate now. we do have some rain coming in today and that will impact much of your saturday, not everywhere. a little bit of mix possible and it looks like very little accumulation. enjoy the sunshine right now. the rain is not here yet but we have the clouds increasing. cold 41 degrees. much colder than it's been. even a few of the suburbs are into the 30s. there's a few freezing marks or below especially north and west. the temperatures will continue to climb today only into the 40s but we have this area of rain and snow slowly pushing east. it will warm up before it gets here so we will look at a brief period of rain and look at where it looks to be impacting.

pretty much south and east of 95 in new jersey. and just south of that mason-dixon line there in pennsylvania and maryland. so we'll deal with some run but we do have much warmer weather in the 7-day forecast. >> there it is. it's march madness time. let's talk sports. let's talk march madness and let's start with villanova. they advance easy to the second round as expected. villanova would play the winner of this game. temple trying to outlast iowa. this one went into overtime. all right. so we're going through to see all the different highlights. st. joe's playing as well. st. joe's won a thriller. temple loses a devastating loss. absolutely incredible games all throughout the day. so we've got villanova advancing, we've got temple

losing. we've got st. joe's advancing and we've got sean here filling in to break it all down. >> the madness is upon us. >> where are we going to start? >> let's start here, our local teams, temple. >> very unfortunate outcome for the temple owls. obviously it was a good game, they came back, they were a 7-point underdog when that game tipped off. for them to lose like that at the buzzer was a tough outcome. >> iowa advances, taking on nova tomorrow. >> does villanova get to the next round? >> absolutely. >> we've got high tech stuff. let's back out a little bit. we're moving over to st. joe's. st. joe's. >> tough game. >> they got it right. late night last night but a

great, thrilling game. st. joe's, remember on saturday, one team you do not want to play. they beat cincinnati last night. oregon is a really good ball club. >> can they get past them? >> tough match-up. they could because st. joe's is playing really good ball right now. but oregon is one of the better teams. obviously number one seed. >> looking at all the rest of this, we've got madness going on all over the place. we've got hawaii making it into the next round. you've got northern iowa going through. vcu. we're coming over here and this is the one just destroyed my bracket right here. >> killed everybody. >> middle tennessee. it doesn't even want to work. >> a record eight teams, lower seeded 11 or lower advanced, that's a record for ncaa madness right now. that's the only word to define it. when you have a 13 -- a third

team, a fourth team and a fifth team all advance on the same time that's never happened. only eight times has a fifth team beat a two. it's just incredible. like i said, the only word to describe it is madness. >> my bracket absolutely destroyed. we'll have you back to see who we're picking to win this. my champion is gone. >> rip it up. >> so well now my bracket destroyed. >> follow up we'll be right back. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles...

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sleepy time. poor nicole our executive producer. she doesn't get enough rest. she works late on fridays. >> i'm wide awake now. >> let's talk about nap time. there is a reason behind this. in kindergarten we still nap them, we try to. >> you still nap them, like go to sleep. >> i wish it was that easy. >> and then in high school sometimes you would nap in class. i don't know if you had any tricks where you would set up an area where you could pay attention but really you were sleeping on your arms like that,

much to the dismay of teachers. >> it turns out we were all right, right? you're supposed to do that. >> doctors say we should get eight full hours of sleep every night but we know that's not usually realistic. what can we do to change? doctors say a 20-minute power nap can be the answer. a nap of 26 minutes can improve your alertness up to half and in that rare case if you have a 40-minute nap can increase your alertness by up to 100%. don't go longer than that because sometimes i've taken a nap after a morning shift. once you get to that point where you start to go past an hour then you can't wake up and you're tired when you wake up. you're trying to get a full night's sleep. >> any longer than an hour you get crazy groggy. >> do you nap? >> sometimes i do.

i'm not a problem sleeper. so i like to nap and i like to nap for hours. i will nap with the baby sometimes. >> that's called bed. going to sleep. >> we want to know about you. how about in your own life. do you take regular naps? mike jerrick does every single day. here's a good way to do it. go to twitter. yes if you do and no if you do not. we'll be right back. i drive a golf ball.

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>> look at this. people have been following this whole situation. >> we have an eagle. this is the nest in hanover. and we know that one of the eggs, one has hatched. we already have the symbol of freedom being born. and another one is about to. >> and the eagle just realized we were watching and turned and looked at us. >> speaking of being out there in nature, there are so many great ideas for families right now a lot of us want to go on vacation, it's spring break time we don't have the money to go down to the beach or maybe disney world or a cruise. there's so many other things we can do as well. just staying in town. if you're like me and a lot of

other folks, there's some great places we can do in our own backyard. >> sounds good. to talk about that, we've got travel expert january fer. >> good morning. >> there's so many wonderful easter events that are happening in our area. what do you recommend? >> there's so many. right here in philly there's a parade. it is celebrating a wonderful anniversary. it's their 85th year. this is going to happen on march 27th. and you just walk down the promenade and you can meet the easter bunny and there's candy and it's a lot of fun for everybody. you get to do the bunny hop. it's a good idea. and there's also egg hunts and stuff like that too. if you want to go a little bit further away, maybe go on a hayride and see the easter bunny that way, there is the option

this hay ride now through march 26th. go look for eggs. >> we love that one. that is fun. >> or new hope is another nice little venture up, about 45 minutes up from here. >> and hershey. >> and hershey gardens too. there's their grand opening of the gardens which is beautiful this week. and then the next day you have an event where they actually decorate easter baskets which is really p fun too. >> and you've got all the candy right there. >> and there's the train in new hope which is a wonderful thing to do with the kids and that runs all the way through the 28th. and instead of going to the north pole, you actually are going on the train and you get to meet the easter bunny at the end. >> how about if i want to take a driving trip? >> there is a wonderful place in maryland. tree top camp grounds.

so it's a little bit rustic but it's at maple tree camp ground. it's near harper's ferry. if you are okay driving to baltimore. these are actually treehouses. so you're not actually in a tent but you still have to bring your sleeping bag and you camp out. there's a lot of fun activities in that area. a lot of history as well. they have camp fires and roasting marshmallows. >> this is good for adults too. >> it is rustic, so if you are okay camping, if you're okay doing that, then you'll be okay doing this. but you have a little bit more warmth if we have some colder weather because it's in a tree house. and so many kids have always loved building treehouses so how cool to take them and stay overnight. it's a lot of fun and if you get a couple of groups of people together they give you a really good deal. >> i think the best idea is to

go to the philadelphia adventure and travel show today and tomorrow. it's happening right at the pennsylvania convention center. and this way you can talk to a lot of people and plan for your spring break next year. that's where i'm going right after this. so you can meet peter greenberg, samantha brown and learn about some great things to do. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> dave talks about all the things that we can do outside. we're going to need some weather. >> we need some better weather. not the worst here this weekend, but certainly not great. there's reading this morning and clouds are moving in. one place that might skip some of that rain and snow that we're talking about is the north and western suburbs. the scale though, it's okay right now but going down today and staying down tomorrow. maybe a little better around noon but we've got a little bit of rain and a mix tomorrow. so a little bit of everything here this weekend. temperatures are a lot colder you step outside chill in the air. 32 in allentown.

millville is at 38. so a little colder this morning. ultimate doppler this is getting closer. it's working its way into the area from west to east. not really moving north so it will fill in just south of philadelphia across new jersey and delaware. maybe some counties in pennsylvania right along the border there with maryland and delaware. first storm moving east. another one moving off the coast of north carolina and out to sea. these are two separate storms now. they were thought to come together but separate here. the first one will move through today, the other one tomorrow. not quite coming together completely so not really bringing in that cold air. we'll deal with a little bit of rain today, especially south. if that rain comes down heavy at times could see it briefly change over to snow. but with the warm air at the surface not really accumulating much. that next storm off the coast is a little farther east now. it will bring up some rain throughout the day sunday and

even by monday morning as it pulls in some colder air, you could get a little bit of snow hugging the coast so that could be the one issue we're dealing with early on monday. the 7-day forecast looking like this. here comes the warmer temperatures by tuesday, wednesday and thursday we're up into the 70s and we're staying there on friday with just a few showers. >> it's time for fox food bite and the weather is getting ready to break. we've got to have spring drinks. >> spring cocktails are where it is at. the very first thing we're going to make, a nonalcoholic drink first. >> the designated driver has to have something too. >> what's great about this you can spice it up if you want to. the first thing we want to do is muddle up a bit of basil and mint. about four leaves of each is all

you need right now. >> you use fresh good ingredients, you can smell them right away. you're going to muddle this up. you don't want to tear up the leaves. squeeze in a little bit of lime juice there. a quarter of a lime. muddling. now we've got that muddled up. now we're going to add about 3 ounces of a lemon-lime soda. i like to use a little bit of sparkling water. you can use a measuring cup, but we can just eyeball it. about 3 ounces, we're good to go there. a little bit of agave nectar. it's better than sugar and i don't like making simple syrup

because i'm a little late. if you're at home and making drinks for people not in a restaurant, this is the way to go. add a little ice. and a lot of people like to shake their drinks. i think stirring is the way to go. give it a little heavy stir. and just pour that right back in here with the ice cubes that you used. that's an easy one. >> this looks like a cocktail. >> really good. >> it takes like a mojito. >> what would we add if we were going to spice it up? >> you could add a little bit of rum. so we've got something for the designated driver. >> got them out of the way. they're safe now and you're safe because they're driving. the next drink, now we're going

to make something a little spicy and fun. we want to use a little bit of jalepeno. i'm going to cut these up. add these right to your shaker glass. and what's this one called? >> this is a mr. gray. a little jalepeno in there and give it a little muddle again. >> and because people really want to start drinking, we need to make this one fast. >> exactly. >> ingredients go right in. two ounces of grapefruit. half an ounce of st. germane. i use a barrel-aged gin. not all my mixers are alcohol for you this time. i try to make it a little better for you. now we need some ice.

a quick shake. >> it's good. there's a little bit of spice. >> a little heat, it's not going to overwhelm you. garnish it. >> i'll do the nonalcoholic one. >> we will have all the recipes up on the website. always a pleasure. >> good to see you again. cheers. w??ççóo?óñçoñçwwññç

>> i didn't vote yet, so i'll vote a no and break the tie. half the people do take naps. i can't sleep like that. >> i can. so a lot of you answered this poll. that was a lot of fun. oh, my gosh. 1996. looking pretty good but i like the denim. >> and jennifer just with us. >> a little on the awkward side. >> there's awkward family photo. there's my dance moves eight years old. thanks for sharing your pictures with us. >> that's a good place to leave it.

thank you for joining us on this saturday.

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