fans still reeling after big bracket buster. >> people definitely had high expectations. >> kind of bummer. >> villanova a' as tempt to repeat its national championship ends after two days. what coach jay wright has to say about the early loss. plus, septa police need your help tracking down group of teens want toward throwing punches on the platform. how you can help prevent future commuter chaos. >> ♪ and get ready to say bye-bye to bundling up. spring is just one day away. scott williams has your foreca forecast. ♪ from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. good day. sunday, march 19th, 2017.

time for to us give scott williams the day off you've been tracking weather for week now. >> we've had really the whole gamut all of the ice on tuesday. >> yeah. >> and of course temperatures have been below average. we had little bit of rain, mist, drizzle yesterday but temperatures are going to be increasing as we head over the neck several days. spring just one day away now. >> how are you. >> i'm good. i was down in florida enjoying the weather and i took off. it was like sunny skies i landed it was hazy, kind of grows. snow melting. >> 70, 80-degree weather to come back to. >> i know. >> we'll talk bout 40 today's. >> we'll talk about that in just a second. if you plan to head down kelly go a different way. starting today 6:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. and every sunday through april 3rd the philadelphia rowing together weren't holding the manny flick regatta. detours will not take effect on april 16th which happens to be

on easter sunday. >> all right. scott. let's head outside. where it's still a little chil chilly. >> still a little cold but thankfully we're not dealing with any frozen precipitation in the immediate philadelphia area. and temperatures will actually be above freezing for many locations for today. so as we take look at this is not the actual graphic that we should have up. let's focus in on what we have. let's take live look outside if we can again guys and show you really dry conditions outside of our studios and we're still dealing with a little bit of ice across parts of the area. but once again, most of the temperatures are above freezing. so that is some good news for your sunday across the delaware valley. weather by the numbers on scale of one to ten, today how about, yeah, we'll give 87. things looking much improved across parts of our area. as those temperatures continue to climb. 36 degrees right now in philadelphia. we have 36 in atlantic city.

33 in allentown. we'll zoom in north and west. mid 30s in west chester, 34 degrees right now in doylestown. so look at ultimate doppler. we have a little bit of rain and some snow but that's off to our south and west. places like washington, d.c., baltimore look at a little bit of that activity that will stay mainly to our south. we'll zoom in around dover, a couple of sprinkles a lot of that not making it to the ground that. forecast for today, we're talking 46 center city, mid 40s down the shore. decreasing clouds. cool and breezy temperatures still below average. so coming up we'll talk much more about the milder temperatures as we head toward the first week lauren of spring. >> all right. i'll take it. scott. thank you very much. let's start this morning with breaking news. secret service investigating an attempted security breach at the white house. a driver was taken into custody after he drove up to a checkpoint, told security guards that they had a bomb. that triggered security alert. the vehicle was search.

bomb squad technician carefully sifted through materials taken from the car. there was no confirmation that there was any device in that vehicle but security at the white house was upgraded. there have been two other white house security breaches in the last eight days. back in our area police now searching for a suspect in north philadelphia. shots rang out shortly before 2:30 on the 2400 block of germantown avenue. this near west cumberland street. the 2484 old man was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. another shooting last night. this one in east mt. airy police were called to the 7400 block of fenton avenue around 9:00 o'clock last night to find man shot multiple times. investigators say the victim was between 25 and 30 years old. he was taken to einstein medical center where he died. investigators are still searching for possible suspects. and police are investigating a multi car crash in hunting park that left one woman dead. crews were called to old york road in west luzerne street around 12:45 this morning. to three car accident. 40-year-old woman went into

cardiac arrest and was taken to temple university hospital. she later died. conditions of the other people involved are unknown at this time. the cause of the crash is under investigation. now to a developing story. police releasing new photos of the people they think are hyped an all out brawl on wednesday at the vine street subway station in center city. police announced news via twitter. these types of fights are happening way too often in our city. jennifer joyce at septa headquarters in center city we a look at the suspects. hi, jenny. good morning, lauren. isn't that video hard to watch knowing especiallily that these are philadelphia school students involved? let's take look at the photos. these are the eight people that septa police believe were involved in that brutal brawl that happened at the race street subway stop on the broad street line earlier this week. do any of these people look familiar to you? if they do,

septa wants to hear from you. septa police say fighting and chaos at the end of the school day happens far too often on or near septa routes and they want it to stop. the punches were fierce, the fight was caught on camera by several on lookers. police say it began as snowball fight on the street that escalated to physical violence down in the race 59 subway station. it was tack on students who tend the nearby string theory school. as many as 50 people stopped in their tracks scared, concerned by what was taking place on the public transportation line. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in this fight but septa says for now, it is increasing patrols at known trouble spots and says arrests are coming soon and they will happen quicker with your help. again if you recognize any of those people who were in those suspect photos you are urged to give septa police a call and later today we will put those feet he is up on our website if you want to get another look head to fox29.com. lauren?

>> jenny, thank you very much for the update. and we're learning more about the man who attacked soldier at airport in france. french officials now saying he was known to security forces and suspected of islamic radicalism. officials say the home of the 3984 old french man was among the many searched after the deadly paris attacks back in 2015. yesterday he attacked and wrestled away a female soldier ass assault rifle while she was on patrol at the airport. officials say he held a gun to the woman's head, toss add container of gasoline to the ground and screamed he what happened to die for allah. that's when other soldiers took aim killing the suspect. and the justice department asking federal judge in hawaii to clarify his order blocking president trump's revised travel ban. the government says the ruling should not apply to a section of the executive order that temporarily suspends admission of refugees to the u.s. and caps the number admitted this fiscal year at 50 thus san department of justice also argues the hawaii ruling should not block

trump's order that security officials review whether other countries are providing enough information to ensure would be immigrants aren't a security threat. meanwhile, the husband of white house counsels sore kellyanne conway is expected to be picked to run the justice department's civil division. if confirmed, george conway would be the doj's defense against legal challenges to the travel ban he's currently a partner wall street law firm. his work opposing claims federal law requires new york state to let felons vote while still up cars rated. ♪ >> this morning people are still full of emotions over villanova' disappointing loss. number eight wisconsin took down the number one overall seed 65 65-62. >> i'm kind of in disbelief. it feels like a shock especially after last year. >> people definitely high expectations. kind of bummer. >> you can only be upset for one year. then march madness will be back again. >> many nova fans had their

sights set on the sweet 16 so they will have to make different plans for next weekend. the team arrived back on villanova's campus late last night and head coach jay wright spoke on behalf of his boys. >> we're still hurting. you know, it's part of being --, part of being player. a lot of great ups, you know h you're really feeling great and downs tough, man, but it's just part of being an athlete. part of being a college basketball player. we all have to deal with it. our guys handling it well, but they're down. they probably will be for a few days. >> the wins are highs the losses are lows. >> yup. >> tough. >> all about being an athlete. i had them going all the way. did you have them going all the way? >> i forgot to do my bracket. >> okay. i was on vacation forgot to do it. now i don't get bragging rights or get shamed by everybody. you had them going all the way again. >> that will hurt. a lot of folks have those busted brackets out there. >> i know. >> i wonder if we have that

video remember the pecca low player like crying. >> i saw that all over twitter yesterday. it was funny. >> so spring is tomorrow. >> yup. >> doesn't look like it outside. my uber driver i have to let you out at the corner because snow is piled up still. >> a lot has actually melted. so temperatures are going to be above freezing. so we're making progress. we're making progress. >> do you think it will look like this, this is my picture from florida. >> you'll rub it in. >> i'm just asking. you're in charge of weather. i just want t know if you think we'll have any temperatures that look like this soon? no? [ laughter ] >> he's speechless. >> you know what, i do actually have some 60s to talk about. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> i'll tell you when we might have 60s. >> okay. yeah. >> we'll take that. 7:10 this morning. he helped define rock and roll. ♪ >> we're talking chuck berry dies at 90. how the biggest names in music are paying tribute to the legendary performer.

but first, a race against time for one mother trying to help her child with addiction. joyce evans has the story of survival.

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♪ oh yeah i can see clearly now scott. i remember tuesday getting smack in the face with what you called the weather buffet. it was sleet, snow, rain, it hurt. >> it really did. we still have the remnants lauren. you can see along the parkway

there. some melting continues. it will continue during the day today. startinstarting out this sundayh cloud cover but we'll see some sunshine by this afternoon. so things are looking much improved across the area. ultimate doppler right now showing you a developing storm system that's pulling away to our south and west. a couple of flakes possibly as we move around the dover area. but more in particular as you move toward baltimore, washington, dc, on this sunday morning they are looking at some of that light snow as this system kind of pinwheels to our south and then it will eventua eventually exit on off to the east. let's look at the temperatures right now. we have 36 degrees in wilmingt wilmington. 36 in dover. so many locations are above freezing. that 32-degree mark. even 33 degrees right now in the lehigh valley. those winds will be a little gusty by this afternoon up to 20, 25 miles per hour. looking at gusts in philadelphia 14 miles per hour, 20 miles per hour gusts currently in millville so that will make it feel a little colder even though temperatures will climb into the

mid 40s by this afternoon. you factor in that wind this morning, it feels like the mid to upper 20s so as we go hour by hour, the cloud cover that moisture off to our south will exit by this afternoon temperatures top out in the low to mid 40s. no problems. clearing skies and by tomorrow morning, we're dry, we're clear, we're cold. temperatures right around freezing for many locations. so as we take a look at that forecast, 46 degrees in center city. mid 40s today down the shore. decreasing clouds. once again it will be breezy winds out of the north the lehigh valley today. temperatures top out in the low 40s. the weather authority seven day forecast, spring arrives tomorrow. how about 51 degrees? 57 by tuesday. chilly again by wednesday into thursday. some cloud cover by friday. maybe a couple of spotty showers around. 52 degrees and say hello to those 60s. what about 65 degrees lauren by next saturday. >> i love it. >> i told you. hang in there. >> all right. scott, thank you so much. discovery is devastate fog any parent. a child addicted to drugs and

even worst nightmare of searching for treatment and finding nothing. local mom at her wits end reached out to fox 29's joyce evans about her desperate race against time to help save her child's life. ♪ >> reporter: hanging in the man cave. parked in front of the tv. >> i love this movie so much. >> reporter: precious pup lucy cuddling up close. surfacing only for food. >> my mom makes my food for me. >> reporter: typical 15-year-old. right? >> i don't between burn down my house. i think that's a good reason. >> reporter: the tension, pain and urgency going on behind this cozy scene has reached a critical cross road. >> i don't leave the house i'm too paranoid to leave the house. i have to have someone with me. >> reporter: jared desalvo has been out of school for months. >> sometimes i cry myself to sleep because of the anxiety is

so -- it's like crippling. >> i knew there was a problem. >> reporter: his mom has taken leave from work to stay with her only child. and deal with it. >> but i'm scared. >> reporter: here's why. >> i started smoking weed for my bad anxiety and then the doctor prescribed me and i start the taking three a day i was prescribed. that turned into more. and then soon i was -- i took bottle 90 in three days. >> reporter: he's tried to stop, but -- >> i've learned that because it's my only coping skill. >> reporter: his doctor cut off the anti anxiety med. didn't matter. >> how do you get them? >> i get them -- they're everywhere. pills are everywhere on the streets. everywhere. >> reporter: it's become really expensive. >> my xbox i got about 200. that's the xbox one. about $20 for my xbox 360. my ps3 i got like 15, $20.

>> reporter: it's become really dangerous. >> at night, i have nothing to do, and i'm eating, drinking, smoking, taking pills. that combination one day is going to kill me and i don't want that. >> reporter: so as any other scared teenager might do, he fessed up to his mom. >> when he came to me i said great, he's ready. you know, let's get this taken care of now. >> reporter: that was months ago. i've probable gone through ten pages. >> lists full of in patient treatment centers. >> this is a list of the insurance company treatment centers, as you can see they all say 18 plus next to them. that's the only people they accept. >> reporter: joanie de salvo found those who do treat teens don't take her medicaid plan. >> i called each place. no longer cover adolescents. how do i get my child help? i don't know the answer to it.

>> if no one is trying that makes me feel like nobody cares. >> reporter: she has raced her son to the er out running what she thought might be an overdo overdose. they've even been on their way to a treatment facility out of state when the place called them on the phone and said, no. >> my world was crashing down because i have no more money. >> reporter: families often forced into debt paying out of pocket. joanie says she would too if she can. >> you need their, $40,000 for a good treatment center. >> people that have access to services get good services and people that don't get services in our prison system. >> andrew burr key a recovering teenaged drug abuser turned treatment expert and rehab activist. he's working to change the system. >> it puts them in a system that's very difficult to get out of which is a major major problem. you know if you look at intervening early, right, this

isn't the next righted that thing to do. this isn't the moral thing to do. it's the cost effective thing to do. >> reporter: could save tack pairs hundreds of billions of dollars he says. burki is pushing for a zero receives treatment and rehab programs that he says stand a better chance of keeping kids out of jail and alive. >> you think that you can overdose at 931 of these episodes that you do? >> with the meds, yeah. >> reporter: when is the last time you used them? >> three days ago. i want to be happy. i don't know how. >> you're always one decision away from totally different life. >> it's very true. >> reporter: joanie de salvo works to keep injury read's confidence up she cries in private. she also joined an online support group. >> their children died because they couldn't get treatment. that's not going happen with my child. somehow, some way i will find him treatment.

i'm not going to lose my child. >> reporter: joyce evans, fox 29 news.

mick jagger writes i'm so sad to hear chuck berry's passing i want to thank him for all the inspirational music he gave to us and the jacksons shared this message. chuck berry merged blues and swing into the phenomenon of early rock and roll and music. he cast one of the longer shadows. thank you, chuck. >> yeah. i mean what a legend. what a legacy. you know some of my favorite christmas songs run, run rudolph you know that one. >> yeah. run, run rudolph. what's the other one, mary christmas baby. >> run, run rudolph sounds like johnny be good. that same sort of sound.

>> yup. >> you can tell it was him. 7:25. let's throw things out to jenny joyce with update on thursday's big brawl between group of teenagers and septa. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. late last night, septa police released eight photos of people who they believe were involved in that brawl among philadelphia students. we'll show you their pictures haven't more on this coming right up.

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♪ 7:28. let's start with breaking news this morning. police searching for suspect in north philadelphia. shots rang out shortly before 2:30 on the 2400 block of germantown avenue near west cumberland street. the 24-year-old man was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. and another shooting last night. this one in east mt. airy. police were called to the 7400 block of stenton avenue around 9:00 o'clock last night to find a man shot multiple times there and investigators say the victim was between 25 and 30 years old. he was taken to einstein medical center where he later died. investigators still searching for possible suspects. all right. scott williams, one day away from spring. but it still feels like winter outside. >> yeah, it still feels below average when we still have some of that leftover snow across the area but today not that bad. i'm going to give today a seven on the forecast scale of one to ten. so right now outside our studios we have 36 degrees. so chilly but once again it could be worse. it actually feels like

27 degrees when you factor in those winds out of the north and east. we have 36 in atlantic city this sunday morning. 34 in trenton. 33 right now above freezing in allentown. 36 degrees in wilmington. we'll zoom in north and west around plymouth meeting 33. 33 in meet media this sunday morning. 31 below freezing right now in downingtown. ways look at ultimate doppler, you can see most of the moisture missing on this sunday morning. to the south and west. so if you're traveling down 95 to baltimore, d.c. you'll run into snow showers. also, as you move toward parts of delaware, a couple of sprinkles or some snow showers right now in sections of kent county but once again most of the moisture missing us on this sunday morning to our south and also west. a couple of sprinkles though central and southern delaware. the forecast for the afternoon, a mixture of sun and clouds. a chilly breeze, flip 46 degrees the afternoon high. winds out of the normal. then for tonight we dip right around freezing. a degree or two below. 31 for the overnight low in center city. it will be chilly but mostly

clear. so, of course, we're talking about clouds this morning. some afternoon sunshine and those milder temperatures and, yes, lauren, tomorrow is the first official day of spring. the vernal equinox. we'll talk about some milder temperatures with the seven day coming up. >> can't wait for that, scott, thank you so much. 7:30 this morning. police are releasing new photos of the people they think are behind an all-ought brawl on wednesday at the vine street subway station in center steam jennifer joyce at septa headquarters with a look at the suspects. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. so septa police tell us at this point they have not made any arrests but they anticipate arrests will come soon especially with your help. take a look at these eight photos of the several suspects that police believe were involved in wednesday's brutal assault on philadelphia school students. do any of these people look familiar to you? if they do, september wants to hear from you. septa police say that fighting and chaos at the end of the school day happens far too often on or near septa routes and they

want it to stop. the punches were fierce, the fight was caught on camera by several on lookers. police say it began as a snowball fight on the street that escalated to physical violence down in the race 59 subway station on the broad street line. it was an attack on students who attend the nearby string theory school. as many as 50 people stopped in their tracks scared and concerned by what was taking place on the public transportation line. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in many fight but septa says for now it is increasing patrols at known trouble spots. and again, they do believe that arrest which is come quickly especially with your help. so if you want to see those pictures of the suspects again, later today, they will be up on our website fox29.com. lauren? >> hard to watch that, jenny, thank you so much. and blueprint of president president donald trump's budget just a proposal right now but the plan will go through negotiations and revisions in congress. lawmakers heavily weigh their local priorities there are

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people magazine profiled another one of his patients who spent $60,000 to look like you have can have a. another plastic surgeon in dallas says he's also seen an up tick in the number of patients in of the last six months that want to get the ivanka look. now we'll say she does very classy and very classic look. >> um-hmm. >> but i don't know i'd go to the leapt of $30,000. >> and someone paid 60? >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah. i'm trying to think. who would it want to look like if there wasn't out there? i still don't know i would pay that amount. i don't have it. but, you know. um, yeah. i don't know. that's a lot, right? >> yeah. that's just too much. >> be happy with who you are. >> exactly. >> be comfortable in the skin you're in. americans spend more than $5 billion a year on multi vitamins but we could be wasting our money. the best pills to buy. we have a doctor in the studio to help explain it to us. i brought my vitamins. we'll see what he says. ♪

♪ all right. you're taking live look at the parkway. 7:41. scott i still see traces of snow out there. you say it will be over soon. >> we're talking temperatures, lauren, by afternoon above

freezing. so more melting. cloud cover giving way to that sunshine. so all in all, not bad looking sunday across the delaware valley. by 3:00 o'clock, 46 degrees. sunny and breezy. it will feel a little cooler with winds out of the north. ultimate doppler right now showing much of the area is dry. however, once you move south and west of us take a look at the snow. moving through baltimore, washington, d.c., the eastern shore of maryland, most of that will stay well to our south. we have 37 degrees in wildwood. 30 degrees right now pottstown. 25 degrees the cold spot on the map in the pocono mountains. winds starting to gust anywhere from ten to 20 miles an hour right now. so that will make it feel a little colder. whipped chills currently mid to upper 20s across the area. so as we go hour boy hour the clouds continue to thin out. temperatures recover. what about by 2:00 o'clock? we're looking at 47 in millvil millville. 47 down the shore. 46 philadelphia. low to mid 40s north and west. clear skies overnight tonight. it turns cold again many

locations dipping right at or around freezing. so across the board we're talking low to mid 40s. decreasing clouds on your sund sunday. breezy. but once again, the average for this time of year is 53, 54 degrees. so making some progress. i'm tracking 60s in that seven day forecast. all coming up. lauren, back over to you. >> scott, question for you, do you take a multi vitamin. >> when i remember to. >> according to the national institutes of health, americans spend more than $5 billion on multi vitamins every year. are they worth the money? we need an answer whom did we bring in? dr. matthew pinto from over in jersey. how are you. >> i'm well. how are you. >> i sent a picture of all my vitamins. >> i did. yikes! am i doing it all wrong. >> i don't think you're doing it wrong. what worries me a lot of the quality of the vitamins you're buying really poor quality vitamins. when you buy stuff in these big box stores, pharmacies, the odds are that they don't really have in the actual bottle what it

says it has or the form isn't absorbable and there's not the right amount. they just -- they're not high quality. sort of like buying a filet mignon at really nice butcher shop going to value store and buying a steak. >> got it. >> quality really does matter. >> how do we know what we're look for? >> first of all, the biggest thing to find out what you need. >> okay. there's ways to do. there are blood tests you can have very specialized blood tests that will check your levels of all your vitamins, amino acids and minerals. that would be a good first step. let's say you don't have access to that or you don't want to do that. >> okay. >> everyone needs a good multi vitamin and mineral. tiny little gummy bare or if it's looks like fred flintstone or little white circle it probably did not all the products you need in it. [ laughter ] >> okay. example of a multi vitamin high quality grade multi vitamin two tan pills right here and i don't know if you can see them on the air but that's what a basic serving you have multi vitamin

multi mineral should look like. >> this size. >> at least that. to a day. there are ones that are six a day. >> mine is that one. how could that possibly contain all the same things that has. >> i gotcha. >> it just can't. okay. >> it's important to look for quality one. there's new tri sued cal grade vitamins. typically they're sold online you can get themselves at places chain vitamin shops will have decent stuff. health food stores. those type of thing. big box stores pharmacies, supermarkets probably not of the best play place to buy vitamins. >> sometimes we see buy one get one. they're always on sale i feel like. >> you get what you pay for much that's all i'll tell you. what's this one. >> fish oil pills, and -- >> okay. >> you have some of those. >> i do have fish oil. >> probably look similar. one of big things, so, this particular brand two of those gives you the dose of about four of the over the counter type ones that you would see in the store. >> okay. biggest thing think about it. fish swim in the ocean much the ocean is polluted for many -- there's lots of stuff in the ocean. >> right. you're eating the oil from those fish.

>> okay. if the fish aren't eating the best stuff you'll get all that nasty stuff inside of you. >> right. >> the high-quality fish toil pills are purified. so they take all the pollutants out. >> aww. >> a lot of people who take fish oil it gave me a stomach ache or gave me gas i didn't feel well it's all the pollutants in it. >> if you freeze your fish oil, if you freeze it and it freezes in the freezer then it has stuff in it besides the fish oil. fish oil shouldn't freeze. >> test you should do. >> you can. >> do your supplement. >> freeze them. look at them f they turn hazy or frozen, there's other stuff in them besides actual chemicals that you want. >> you're good at this. >> which are fatty acids. >> what's this one. >> that's vitamin d. 5,000 units of vitamin d. unfortunate al lot of people take vitamin but 400 units or a thousand units. and that's not enough. it doesn't get your vitamin d levels up especially this time of year you look outside like today. >> seriously. >> there's no sun. not paying any vitamin d at all. even in the summer we wear clothes, sunblock, in cars, in buildings we don't get the sun exposure on our sun to make

vitamin d. you need to take have a vitamin d. unless you take higher amount you're not going to raise your levels. that's a very simple blood test every primary care doctor should be on their patients any way. >> if i'm flipping through magazine on the planes with my friends i see in your 30s you should take it ifs you go a long lice how i ended up with this big pill box not necessarily what i need. >> exactly. those are giving you general guidelines. the reality of it is, we don't know what you need. you're not going to hurt yourself most of the time taking normal amounts. things like vitamin c, sing, lysine those are all really good immune system boosters. >> right. >> lysine helps with cold sores and canker sores. viral infections. sipping helps with colds. vitamin c helps our immune system you may not need all of those all the time. maybe you boost those up during cold and flu season to help you out. >> i'm not really doing anything harmful just waiting a lot of money maybe. >> again the quality you're

getting you might not actually be taking what you think you're taking much that's the big thi thing. >> that's weird. so i should call you or my pcp. where can people find you. >> i'm in marlton my practice called live medical weight loss and aesthetics we have website life center.com. we actually offer a blood test that you can get done insurance sometimes covers it but not always. and that will give you an assess many of every vitamin, amino acid and mineral in your body in your cells which is different than a regular blood test which looks at serum levels how much vitamin is in in your actual blood. this looks at your veal crew lauer levels how much are you actually absorbing. it can help you determine a lot of different health issues that people are having they don't realize they're having because they're not absorbing certain vitamins or minerals. >> that makes sense. i feel like sometimes on the schedule waking up early i'm always tired. is it because of my schedule or is it because of something else? >> you never know. >> you never know unless you check. >> all right. thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. brackets, did you have nova going all the way? >> i didn't. >> you're still good.

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today after my bracket got destroyed. >> i was going to ask you. >> last night. >> i'm tired right now. >> did you have them going all the way. >> i had nova going to the elite eight. nova loft. florida state lost. notre dame loft. top it off to make it even worse for philly, the penn's women and the temple women loft. all in ncaa tournaments. >> jeez. what about drake? >> rose' mmg. >> i got you meek. >> nova nation. they just didn't have it. >> i know. they just didn't have it from the get go. >> okay. can i ask you why they were off some people are saying they didn't play well. other people are saying because they had to play a team that was seeded improperly they should never had to play that team. >> get out of here witness seeding. >> okay. >> stop it. >> that's not it? >> it's not the seeding. >> all right. >> you're going play who you're going to play. okay. there's a ton of great teams in the tournament. it doesn't matter. they were around eight seed could they have been been a six, seven, so what? who cares?

nova started off slow every ga game. like last game they had struggles with the 16th seed because they started off slow. >> um-hmm. >> they didn't score the first five minutes of the game. yesterday was the same thing. okay? the first five minutes of the game was super slow. they just didn't have ascertain steps is the. it's like being the defending champs and having one's best the entire year just wore on these guys. >> right. >> that's what it was. okay. one you're the defending champs serve fake, aim at you. you have the crown. everyone trying to get that. and they caught up to them. >> they let them get it. >> they let them get it. listen, shout out to josh hart, darrell reynolds, kris jenkins those are the seep yours, great guys. but the problem is, the guy who gave you the energy was dante divincenzo off the bench. your veterans and your leaders have to give you off the jump. off the rip. they're supposed to give you that in the beginning of the game. give that you energy and they

didn't. so some of that on leadership, some of on the seep yours some of that on jay wright. you got prepare them better. wisconsin is a really good team. nova, man, no disrespect they weren't really a number one seed. like overall number seed. they're not as good as they were last year. i mean that was blatant. okay. other teams fell off. got a couple losses like ucla, kentucky, and villanova just kept winning in a sub par conference. >> people are probably sick of looking you and i and want to see the highlights. >> let's see the highlights, m man. i mean they actually probably don't want to seat highlights. you know what i mean? it will break your are a. at the end of the game it was close but they couldn't get it together. they had leads in the entire second half. 54-50 there. seven-point lead with five minutes to go. last year's team won that let that up. 62-62. this man gave them -- you know what he mentions. this guy who just scored. that's his michael jordan move. he had the nerve to call on jordan said i gave them a little

look back and i came back arou around. they couldn't get it done, man. josh hart that's your senior that's who you what happened the ball in his hands he couldn't get it done. he had no shot right here. you had no no shot. brackets busted. >> listen, everyone had villanova going to the elite eight. >> at least. >> final four. >> did you fill out bracket. >> i didn't because i was busy. i was in florida. >> time out. in your opinion -- you didn't fill out bracket. >> i didn't. >> you didn't fill out bracket? >> no, i didn't. >> i got off the plane -- nah, nah. >> villanova loses. what? what happens? >> you're suspect right now. >> i didn't believe it. >> is this the first time you never filled out a bracket? >> yeah. i know. i was going to do it on the plane but i fell asleep. now i can't. are you going to talk about the rest this stuff or had you already talk about it. >> that is so lazy. >> i was busy. >> that is so lazy. all right. we can talk about the rest of this stuff. i mean -- >> you already talked about it? >> listen --

>> i don't know what you wrote. i have no idea. >> the women's team -- >> they lost. >> struggled. lost, okay. >> yeah. >> that's what i was talking about earlier today. okay. >> okay. >> penn lost. >> temple -- >> temple loft. that's the problem and both of them lost in the final seconds. temple look at this. last seconds of the game and you lose 76-69 oregon scores you have a wide up lay up and you you can't get it done. >> oh, no. >> every game in philly was heartbreaking dashing, okay. temple loses like that then u penn sort of the same thing. they had a last second opportunity to win this game and they were just sad. couldn't get it done. why philly, why? so many l's being taken for this city right now, man. >> the good news spring starts tomorrow and the weather will get better. >> is it, hoe? >> yeah. >> it's not feeling like it. >> i know. not right now scott says it will get better. in the 60s next weekend. >> can we plow some of these parking spaces i to drive around

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♪ >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend. a white house scare. secret service forced into action twice on saturday as two men threat toned to breach security. and septa police need your help tracking down a group of teens wanted for throwing punches on platforms. how you can help prevent future commuter chaos and every year the daily news launches its

annual sexual singles edition. how you could be part of the 2017 class. good day everyone it's sunday march 19th, 2017. >> how are you? >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> doing well. >> it's chilly. still a little chilly hey it's not cold as it was. >> that's true. >> some of the snow is melting. i say some of it. >> some of it. >> yeah. >> i hate when it gets like this it's so pretty when it falls. >> um-hmm. >> one walks and drives in it and then it gets all dirty. >> it does. it gets all kind of slushy. >> yeah. >> grime me and then it finally melts. taking a live look right now at the wilmington area. you can see much of the snowfall has melted across the wilmington area. temperatures are above freezing. clouds giving bay to some sunshine. so once again, much improved across the delaware valley. live look outside of our studi studios. a bit of a breeze that will make it feel a little colder. arthritic right now at the airport. winds out of the northeast at 1. making it feel like 26 degrees so once again, it is still chilly and, yes, you still need

that jacket. 37 degrees right now in atlantic city. waking up to 33 degrees currently as you move toward the lehigh valley. so some of that snow continuing to melt. we'll kind of zoom in north and west temperatures low to mid 30s for the suburbs. so all in all, most of the shower activity is to our south and west and will continue to kind of pinwheel out to sea. but take look at baltimore, washington dc looking at that light snow a couple of sprinkles central and southern parts of delaware. so across the region, for today, we're looking at clouds giving way to sunshine. breezy, 46 degrees in center city. 45 down the shore, and what about the lehigh valley? 10 degrees above freezing. so more of that snow will continue to melt. spring officially arrives tomorrow. but will it feel like spring? i have all the details along with the seven day forecast coming up. >> can't wait for that, scott. let's start with breaking news this morning. secret service investigating an attempted security breach at the white house. a driver was taken into custody after he drove up to a

checkpoint, told security that he had a bomb and that triggered security alert the vehicle was declared suspicious and it was searched. bomb squad tech nick carefully sifted through materials taken from that car. there was no confirmation that there was any device in the vehicle but security at the white house was in fact upgrad upgraded. there have been two other white house security breaches in the last week. and back here at home, police searching for suspect in north philadelphia. shots rang out shortly before 2:30 on the 2400 block of germantown avenue near west cumberland street. the 24-year-old man was fro nounsed dead at temple university hospital. a man who died following shooting in east mt. airy. police were called to the 7400 block of stenton avenue around 9:00 o'clock last night to find a man assumed to be 25 to 30 years old shot multiple times. he was taken to einstein medical center where he died. investigators are still searching for possible suspects. police are investigate a multi car crash in hunting park that left a woman dead. crews were called to old york

road and west luzerne street around 12:45 this morning to find three cars involved in an accident. a 40-year-old woman went into car yack arrest and was taken to temple university hospital. she later died. the conditions of other people involved are unknown at this time. the cause of the crash is under investigation. now to developing story. police are releasing new photos of the people they think are behind an all-ought brawl on wednesday at the vine street subway station in center city. >> police announce announced ita twitter. these types of fights happening way too often in our city. jennifer joyce is at septa headquarters in center city with a look at to us suspects. hi, jenny. >> good morning, lauren. yes. septa police say again it does happen all too often. these are philadelphia school students getting into such fierce fights. we do have pictures. take look. see if you recognize any of

these suspects believed to have been involved in this week's brawl. septa wants to hear from you. septa police say that fighting and chaos at the end of the school day happens often on or near septa roots and they want it to stop. the punches were fierce, the fight was caught on camera. by several on lookers. police say it began as a snowball fight on the street, that escalated to physical violence down in the race 59 subway station. it was an tack on students who attend the nearby string theory school. as many as 50 people stopped in their tracks scared and concerned by what was taking place on the public transportation line. fortunately no one was seriously hurt in this vine fight but septa says for now it is increasing patrols at known trouble spots and says arrests will be coming soon. they think they will be able to make those arrests even quicker with your help. so, again, think about those pictures. if you recognize them, reach out to septa police and if you need to see those photos again, later head to our website fox29.com. we'll put them up for you.

lauren. >> jenny joyce, get out of the cold. feel better. thank you very much. and we're learning more about the man who attacked a soldier at an airport in france. french officials now saying he was known to security forces and suspected of islamic radicalism. the home of the 39-year-old french man was among the many searched after the deadly paris attacks of 2015. yesterday, he attacked and wrestled a way a female soldie soldier's assault rifle while she was on duty at the airport. officials say he held a gun to the woman's head, tossed container of gasoline to the ground and screamed he wanted to die for allah. that's when other soldiers took him and killed the suspect. the justice department asking federal judge in hawaii to clarify his order blocking president trump's revised travel ban. the government says the ruling should not apply to a second of the executive order that temporarilily suspends admission of refugees to the us and caps the number of admitted this fiscal year the 50,000. the department of justice also

argues the hawaii ruling should not block trump's order that security officials review whether other countries are providing enough information to ensure would be immigrants aren't a security threat. the republican effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act slowly inc inches forward. fox news correspondent bryan llenas has the latest. >> reporter: american health care act slowly moves forward. president trump through the weight of the white house behind the bill during a meeting with members of congress friday. >> we're going to take care of people at all levels. so i just want to let the world know. i am 100% in favor. >> reporter: the plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act moved out of the house budget committee on thursday. but the pam recommended improvements to attract more conservative and centrist republicans before going to the full house debate next week. the suggestions centered around medicaid and included including

medicaid recipients to work in figures out medicaid altogether. vice-president mike pence has been on the road recently pushing the plan and working to bring wary republicans in congress on board. >> since the day florida helped stepped president trump to the would it house he's been focused on repealing and place replacing obama care with something that work. >> reporter: democrats opposing the bill are digging in heels. >> let's begin by listening to the american people. in poll after poll, they're telling us not to end obama care but to mend it, keep the most successful parts and fix what's not working. >> reporter: lawmakers in washington are preparing for a bitter fight next week. the american health care act is scheduled to go before the full house of representatives on thursday. in new york, bryan llenas, fox news. pennsylvania congressman scott perry held a live town hall yesterday. he's the only pennsylvania republican house member to do so since president trump took office. congressman perry facing a

feisty crowd near harrisburg. fielding questions about health care, climate change, immigration and much more. some expressed concern about the gop's plan to replace obama care. perry was clear about his opposition to the current proposal. folk wanted to hear how the congressman could continue supporting president trump in the midst of controversial actions like the executive order on immigration. >> i actually tell some folks that, you know, that are talking to me that are frustrated or disappointed or dislike this president and i literal vol told them if i close my eyes it's the exact same conversation i heard for the first four years i served in congress but with a different name attached it to. >> more than once perry snapped at the 400 person crowd for not letting him actually answer the questions before interrupting by booing and screaming. those meetings get a little heated sometimes. speaking of heat, i just came back from florida. >> you have your little glow going. >> i walked in, scott said off little florida glow. i was like i think it's just my

makeup and my bronzer. >> you all right. [ laughter ] > you all right. >> i was laying by the pool. there were palm trees blowing in the wind. >> rub in it. >> we don't want to hear it. >> it was not like perfect weather for florida. it was a little chilly. >> little breezy. >> a little breezy. i couldn't go down by the beach because it was too cold by the beach. by the pool it was perfect. >> okay. >> no, no new york city. i'm sitting on the edge of the pool. i'm just soaking up the sun. this guy was swimming lapse. >> you rubbing it in our face. >> i had to get away from the snow. wasn't i getting up by the snow last week. >> you cover the snowstorm. >> i earned my right to leave. i got to go and because it snowed on tuesday i couldn't take the dog across the bridge to jersey i was going to take -- last minute it need help with diamond. check out the picture who my dog sitter was. >> dog sitter for die man. >> yeah. >> i wonder who -- sean bell. >> really you don't look so happy. >> i'm not happy. okay. >> can you -- >> can you him what happened. >> diamond is cute. >> she all right.

>> just like her owner she all right. listen, first of all i didn't know the dogs don't really like doing what they got to do in the snow. >> they can't sniff out a place. >> exactly. exactly. so you walk around for 25 minutes, i'm freezing cold. it's kind of raining. ya'll don't want to do your business? then when i say all right it's time to go, you do your business in the garage or something -- >> did diamond have accidents. >> of course she did. >> looking at me, hey, you going to clean that up. for real. sean was sending text messages i was dying laughing. because i know the struggle. she hates the snow. i guess it's her paws. you know dogs don't like that. >> yeah. she's a little tiny thing. >> we creating excuses. first of all i look crazy walking your dog. >> that's true. >> i'm 6-foot five. right. i'm walking this dog on a leash. little little -- >> dog is about this size. >> that size, okay if people looking at me for real, bro. that's your dog? that's what you went with? for real. 6-foot five, black man walking

his little -- little, little puppy. [ laughter ] >> make me look crazy. >> thank you for doing it. i owe you big time. 8:12 this morning. preparing for those summer tans. >> i got a little one. i got burned too. new product that one man says will help you from a sunburn where you won't be applying it to your skin. okay. we'll explain that one. first this morning we're highlighting one organization making it possible for thousands of people in our area to receive free legal aid. ♪

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>> scott i i like your forecast because it's cold now. next weekend we might be in for a little treat. >> yes, lauren, 60s might return to the seven day forecast. we'll talk all about it as temperatures finally start to recover and we continue to thaw out. we continue to melt. so a few leftover morning clouds out there. but otherwise, the sunshine it returns for your sunday. milder temperatures as well as we kind of gochilly start out t. temperatures this morning in the 30s for most. but as we go hour by hour, partly sunny by noon. 42 degrees. frick at 3:00 o'clock. more sunshine and a chilly breeze. ultimate doppler right now dry for most. we'll zoom to the south and west of us around baltimore, washington, d.c. watching for little bit of snow. maybe a sprinkle or two. kent county, sussex county as we

move toward delaware but the system missing us to the south this morning. 37 degrees right now in atlantic city. we have 37 in wildwood. temperatures north and west pottstown 33. 33 in allentown. those winds gusting ten to about 20 miles an hour making it feel a little colder so bundle up, wind chills right now in the mid to upper 20 across the entire area. so as we go hour by hour, that moisture moving to our south getting out of here but look at 2:00 o'clock. yeah, temperatures around philadelphia 46, 46 at 2:00 p.m. as we move toward wilmington, 4d then for night it's clear, it's chilly temperatures bottom out right around freezing so monday morning watch out for some slick spots and some black ice again. 46 in center city. we're looking at mid 40s down the shore. 42 in lehigh valley and the countdown to spring continues. spring officially arrives tomorrow so will it feel like spring? that weather authority seven day forecast showing 51 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow. what about 57 partly cloudy on

tuesday. then a front kind of moves through knocking those temperatures back down into the low and mid 40s for wednesday and thursday. but clouds roll in for friday it's milder maybe a spotty shower and then hello to the 6 60s. what about 65 degrees by next saturday. >> i'll take it. sign me up, scott, thank you so much. >> 8:17 this morning. blueprint of president trump and' budget budget just a proposal right now but the plan will go through negotiations and revisions in congress and they are growing concerns over how it could affect us locally. so this morning, we're here lighting philadelphia legal assistants who provide free legal aid to thousands of people in our area. joining us this morning to talk more about a neat in a and julia thanks for so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. nervous about the budget number crunches happening right now. >> of course. we are a little nervous but we also have long standing bipartisan support. >> that's good. >> so we remain pretty confident

that, um, we will be okay. >> perfect. >> julia walk me through what your organization does. >> we provide pre-civil legal aid for low income philadelphians. we have a variety of different process areas philadelphia legal assistants we provide assistants with family law issues. with consumer housing mortgage foreclosure, i'm in the public benefits unit where we provide assistance with different areas of public assistance including unemployment compensation. we have a great medical/legal partnership out at the health centers in west philadelphia. so our focus is really on providing legal aid to those who cannot afford attorneys at times of great need. >> which can be super expensive and out of anyone's budge, right? >> legal services is very economical. first of all we leverage a number of different other resources by including pro bono attorneys in what we do. we work with law students. we train them well. we supervise them. so we're able to leverage many more services that way. for every dollar spent on legal

aid, there's an $11 return in terms of economic benefit to the city. so it's quite economical. >> and how many people are we talking in the philadelphia region we're helping, touching lives affected? >> sure. there are approximately 700,000 individual who's would be eligible for our services. >> oh. >> talking about low income individuals, and if you are aware, we are one of the city's with the highest rate of deep poverty. a great need out there. we're only able to serve several thousand of those individuals. >> and how can people find you? where can they find you? >> there are a number of ways people are free to walk into our offices in center city. they can contact us by phone. or they can even go online and ask for services there. >> perfect. >> um-hmm. >> all right. ladies, anything else you want to share this morning? >> sure. i would say the folks out there, if you're facing mortgage foreclosure we have the save your home philly hotline to ca call. if you have a family law issue we also have family law line to help you. >> perfect. i think we have information to put unone more time so people can know the

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germantown avenue near west comer land street. the 24-year-old man was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. another shooting last night. this one in east mt. airy. police were called to the 7400 block of stenton avenue around 9:00 o'clock last night to find a man shot multiple times. investigators say the victim was between 25 and 30 years old. he was taken to einstein medical center where he later died. investigators still searching for a possible suspect. welcome back. you're watching good day weekend. 8:29. scott, the last time you use that winter weather authority graphic. >> yeah, because spring officially arrives, lauren, tomorrow and temperatures are turning the corner. we'll talk about that coming up. but ultimate doppler right now dry for most of the area. maybe a spotty sprinkle, cape may county, kent, sussex county in delaware but move of the precip missing us to the south and west we'll kind of zoom in. you can see around baltimore, washington d.c. watchin watchinr a few flakes that activity continues to diminish and move away from us. clouds giving way to some

sunshine. temperature wise right now it's chilly 36 degrees. breezy as well winds out of the northeast 17 miles per hour. the feels like temperature of 2. mid 30s in trenton. 37 atlantic city and wildwood. 33 pottstown. above freezing right now allentown 33 degrees. we'll kind of zoom north and west. west chester malvern 34. media 34 degrees. plymouth meeting right now reporting 34. so by this afternoon a mixture of sun and clouds. 46 for the afternoon high temperature. more melting out there but then a refreeze for tonight. temperatures dip right around freezing a few degrees below. area wide we're looking 42 degrees in the lehigh valley. cool and breezy. decreasing clouds down the shore. along with center city. so that sunshine is returning across the area. so the bottom line, a few morning clouds afternoon sunshine and, yes, milder temperatures as spring officia officially arrives tomorrow. once again it is going to feel a little more like spring over the next several days as the pattern

changes so we will be thawing out and in fact we have some 60s to talk about with that seven day forecast. all of that will be coming up in just a few minutes. lauren, back over to you. >> scott, thank you so much. lee is using her creative political statements in charitable activism she started by selling ts, bags, mugs and more on et cetera see with the proceeds donated to different charities. lee is here to explain the message behind her work. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. january. >> yeah. >> tell me how it all started. >> absolutely. after the trump travel ban i think i was watching shark tank or something getting a alert on my phone. people are stranded in jfk and in the airport and i was really upset and i'm like what can i do? i'm not a lawyer. what can i do? i'm like i'm a designer. >> right. >> what i'm going i'm going to start making these and give all the money away a hundred percent minus the cost of what the actual goods cost and i'm going to give it aclu, planned

parenthood and environmental defense fund because they have the resources to help fight what's happening. >> so that's how it started. >> so you decided okay i'm going to get on my computer and you started designing. >> um-hmm. >> where does it go from there? how do we get from design in lee's head to these products here that are laid out on our desk? >> yeah. absolutely. so the first design happened it was right when the travel band was instituted and i was thinking about new york and i was thinking about the city and made me think of the statue of liberties the first things that welcomes people into this country. >> absolutely. >> one of the poems by emma, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masse masses yearno to breathe free. i struck me. i sold 100 shirts because it resonated with other people as well. what is this country about? we started there and then that same week is when mitch mcconnell silented elizabeth warren and and gave us beautiful long quo quote. she persisted. that morning i woke up i read the news, that's going on a shirt. i put it on shirt.

and my phone did not stop buzzing. >> wow. >> i started freeing out. i couldn't get in my phone. orders from all over the country, all over the world. it resonated with a lot of people. it was so much money i'd be able to donate to the organize. >> your shirt was a short version of it. nevertheless she per seive. >> yes. >> what have you learned through this process. >> it's been really crazy. i've learned how to design. how to do the business as spec. not necessarily a business woman and i just sort of fell into it and it's been growing rapidly and been really successful. i've learned about that. i've learned about design and i've learned about how to handle customers and everything like that. so it's just been crazy journey. i'm just so excited to be able to give all this money away. >> i think that i read somewhere that you were saying a lot of people feel like they have so much to say right now. with the political climate. >> on either side. >> um-hmm. >> you learned that you can sort of take whatever it is that your talents and your time and put night something productive in that way. >> i'm a designer and i was like this is how i can help. thinking about what your talents are and what you can offer and

finding a way to make a difference and how you can help out as well. >> so january we're now here in mid march. how much do you think you've raised so far. >> around $7,000. >> wow! >> yes. >> and to be able to donate th that. how do you feel about that? >> it makes me feel amazing. some people are making political things and not giving all the money away or they're like i'll donate a dollar. you know, i was like that's not really within the spirit of what i felt was happening right now. >> right. >> that's why i was like, i can donate my time so i give my time. and then i just give all that money away the 100% minus what the actual mug costs to make. >> gotcha. >> um-hmm. that is amazing. >> where can people find you you're on et cetera see. called two way street test.com. that takes you right to my et cetera see store and you can look at all my items are on there. and yeah, us out. i can do anything that you see there on a t, a tote a bag or a mug and take custom orders on some women want a long sleeved shirt just message me and i can do accustom order for you as

well. >> i love et cetera see. like a free marketplace people with special talents like you that can make things happen. how cool is this? you're in northern liberties, right. >> yup. >> local. >> yup local. >> i love it. >> i love it. >> making it happen and just really excited to be able to give all this money away and i'm excited that people like the shirts as well. a lot of the designs you see sometimes they're bright pink or have crazy fonts and that wasn't necessarily my style. that's why i sort of made them in this very basic way so it's more about the words than the message not the distraction of like the color of the shirt. >> yeah. >> i was going to ask you that i noticed they were sort of black and gray. >> liberty ands? toy for all. hustle for justice. get your message out. >> cheers! >> good job for you. >> all right. thank you, lee. >> um-hmm. >> next new development in philadelphia. helping a group of artists stay in their home sweet home for goodness sake. this smells like bill anderson coming up. ♪ (becky) i've seen such a change

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>> reporte of development. particularly aroundee communitis develop, but that develop long-e residents being priced out. >> a lot onity right now high-ie and high♪ >> reporter: rebecca rose is struggling artist. you may seen one of her p of 40h and lancaster. neighborhoodhe but now she's one of the first tenants of housing complex designed to allow those who help build the culture neighborhood stay there as property values increas. >> enter my humble a body. led the 4050 apartments. it's aunded by the people's emergency center and severaions and the concept is simple. thebelieved that artists are important parts of the if they e certain income they received

preference. >> artists are part of the community and when price home prices are going up, rent is going how do we make sure we don't lose this part of our community. >> reporter: as i toured her new apartment she was clearly excited and inspired by the design and the space. >> there's a lot of space up here. >> i know, right. >> wow. >> i know. >> that's the master. for the artist. >> we were struggling, starving artists. >> reporter: you don't want to give up your dream. >> it's your life. >> no one wants to give up your dream. to create beauty, to be inspired. >> reporter: so far the concept of low artist artists paying 30% of their income to live at 4050 apartments is working as planned. >> they're photographers, there's choreographers, there's poets, there's dancers. >> reporter: and there's an appreciation that the people's emergency center and partners are trying to hear communities that are looking for consideration as development makes their long-time neighborhoods unaffordable.

>> artists co-op places, artists get together and try to make an opportunity for themselves but to have an institution help is you amazing. >> 4050 is an opportunity for them to explore ways and show that in cases of massive development the community can and should have a voice. >> while it's maybe not as visible as old city or some other neighborhoods in philadelphia they're here and the community recognizes them as an important part of what makes the neighborhood special. >> reporter: first 20 apartments are full. but hopefully the concept of working to provide opportunities for communities to experience growth and success together that continues to expand for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ here's a question for you. does absence really make the heart grow fonder. why more and more couples are taking the saying into

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♪ 8:44. 36 degrees. taking live look at the ben franklin bridge. scott, it's chill. it's cold, lauren. temperatures are above freezing in many locations out there.

so the snow it continues to melt and spring, guess what, begins tomorrow. temperatures will continue to moderate. as we take a look at your day planning a temperatures this morning in the mid to upper 30s. by lunch time, brunch, 42 degrees. partly sunny breezy look at thih temperature. but we will see colder conditions for tonight with clearing skies and temperatures once again dipping around . ultimate doppler dry for most of us the storm system missing to us our south and west. a few flurries around baltimore also d.c. but that moisture is dissipating look at the temperatures right now. we have 37 in atlantic city. do. 33 degrees in pottstown. and also allentown. winds will be a little gusty right now we're looking at winds gusting anywhere from about ten picking up to about 20 miles per hour by the afternoon. you factor in the wind how your body reacts it feels like 28 right now in wilmington. it feels like 29 in wildwood and it feels like the mid 20s

currently in philadelphia. so hour, we're looking at a mixture of sun and clouds. dry conditions, though, and temperatures by 2:00 o'clock, 47 in atlantic city. mid fours in wildwood. 44 degrees in pottstown. and then by tonight once again those temperatures drop at or slightly below freezing with cl the weather authority seven day forecast showing you that we are looking at spring arriving tomorrow. the vernal equinox. 51 degrees for the high temperature. 57 on tuesday. then chilly again by the middle and lat part of next week and the weekend.mperatures rebound haven't said this in quite sometime. above average high temperatures by next saturday of 65 degrees. back over to you. >> scott, you're the man. we need this. all right. thank you very much. 8:00 frick. they say absence makes the and e couples are taking this into consideration when it comes to to your love lives. >> we brought in the relationship expert here. >> is that what it is. >> more and more people are

using the 80/20 in relationships. it centers on the idea one person cannot meteor every need. there's00% out that. the 80/20 relationship allows partners to carve out a portion of that are timed to precisely what they want to do. this allows couples to stay happy individually and then again together. you're happy married to my girl jenny bell. does that work for you the yeses/20. >> i feel it's 90/10 because you're never around. >> i need 97. >> 97/3. that makes me happy. >> why? >> explain that to me. >> listen, you always need your individual time, right? >> yes. >> like i need that, like i need to be out of here. >> you get it a lot. okay. so just for people at home who don't know you work days. >> yes. >> it's hard for you guys to see each other. >> picture of you cuties. it's hard for to you see each other. is that not enough away time from her for you. problem is, when we don't -- when we're not together all the time then we come together, i got to do what she wants to do. like watch beauty and

>> i know. it was -- >> i got to do things like that. okay. it's your time. >> right. >> when we're together it's your >> that's all it is. it's not our time. it's your time. >> it's her time. >> it's her time. >> watch beauty and the beat. ne movies we see. >> one night -- >> zootopia. >> sioux have are having date night. i saw sean the next day. how was date night. we went to the grocery store and sat on the couch. >> youveive sound repopping on tv right now. you have to share that? is that necessary? >> i was like, sean -- >> was that necessary? no. instead of going to grits and biscuits last night to party -- >> you were supposed to go. the. >> how was it? >> it was good. it was solid movie but i'm not into musicals like that. >> but did you it for jenny. >> exactly. fellas.'s your 80/20 rule they say works. >> your schedule forces an 80/20 rules. what do you say the guys we want to be happy. >> what do we have to do? >> listen, i find inip --

>> yes. >> i'm in i know you don't -- men i know you don't want to do this but the men give up most of their time. okay. you got to give it to the women. loextreme close up right now. >> you're speaking truth. >> you got to let them do what they want to do. >> if you're in great relationship, a let the woman have most of whatever they want. >> i like that. >> you want to watch on tv, let's when it's our time, it's your time. >> when do you get was want then en that's the case if you're a don't really like -- correct me if i'm wrong, fellas, tweet me, listen, men don't have a lot of things they want to do. >> okay. >> for the most part i couch. >> that's true. >> and watch game. like i don't have many demands. >> okay. so here's -- i know jenny very well because she's one of my closest friends. sean is a s his wife knows nothing about sports. >> nada. zip0. how do you sports when

jenny doesn't watch sports. >> i'm on the couch watching sports and she's in the netflix. >> does it bother you she doesn't want to do she doeo. >> i like that. go away. nothing worse than someone asking questions during the game that absolutely annoys you. why is that a walk? it's a walk. why do they make a rule? >> because it's a rule. >> right't want to be bothered. >> i don't want to be bothered. >> then when she wants you to do whatever, then you're game.e she has a lot of things that i end up liking that i front like i don't like you're pretender. >> show called 600 pounds with 600-pound people and they have to go to the doctor to lose weight. >> you pretend like you don't. >> yo, why you watching this? i don't want to see this. i'm in the corner with like -- >> popcorn. >> popcorn like, going to lose . ever. >> you're secretly acting like you don't like it but you like

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>> chris: aces a critical crossroads on russia, the president supreme court nominee and obamacare. first, the g.o.p. repeal and replace palin ads for a full vote in the house. is going thre regular order process. >> conservatives want a seat at the table and we don't want obamacare. >> chris: we will talk with house speaker paul ryan about the effort to get enough republican votes to pass the bill. and also about the battle of the president's budget. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then fbi director comey testifies tomorrow about mr. trump's charge former