against members of his church. >> taking your fight to tallahassee. florida school shooting survivors rally for gun control in florida's capitol. how student are putting the pressure on lawmakers, who may have pulled the rug out from un them already. >> trademark g their trademark play. did the eagles really have to go to court for the right to the philly special? >> it seems that way, good day everybody, it is wednesday, february the 21, 2018. ya, it will be 75 degrees. >> what to wear. well, let's try to look at some fashion from the last time it was this warm. >> in philadelphia, it was 1930. >> it was february the 21st, 1930 this was cents a fashion show on good day philadelphia that morning. >> is that you? >> yes, that's me. >> that was one of our stylists then.

>> and so and some our reporters dressed like. >> this but what to wear today, sue serio? >> oh, the sparkly outfit. nice! >> very flow i. >> oh, look. >> look at the legs. >> long skirt, then you take it, you have got the little kulotts there. >> try that today. you'll need the hat. >> oh, without a doubt. yes. well, bad hair day this morning, because of all of the moisture in the air, once again it is foggy, but once again we go with a ten out of ten. we got through yesterday. it was fine. it ended up being a beautiful afternoon. we got to 72 degrees, today's record as you saw goes back to 1930. temperatures are in the 50's and 60s, already, bus stop buddy with the flyers jersey if you can see him through the fog because they won last night. no rain but once again everything looks wet, because of all of the moisture in the air. 54 degrees, but only 3 miles visibility, at the airport. so, today we expect to get to, yes, 75 degrees. that rain comes at night.

well after sunset. with a cold front. so that's going to spoil everything. lot of temps in the 70s, we could get up to 77 degrees in wilmington, delaware, this afternoon. once the sun comes out, bob kelly, so make the most of it. because things will be changing. >> starting tonight. >> oh, i can't wait. 6:02, good morning, everybody, it is hump day. and here is a live look, northeast philadelphia, frandford and cottman, right across the street from saint hubert's cat like high school. example of whatever we're dealing w roads are damn, and width, not so much from rain, but just from the fog that we've been dealing with this morning, and that fog, same deal as yesterday, but maybe not as thick this morning, the ben franklin bridge, little wet, and we can slowly start to see the sky rise, or the skyline disappear here. because of the fog in center city. coming in from new jersey, some pocket of volume on the freeway. but real now accident on the big board, some fog out here on the northeast extension between quakertown all the way up through the poconos, so that's naturally slowing the speeds down.

and another foggy start down at philadelphia international airport. today, be ready for some flight delays. mass transit, though, off to a good start. mike and alex back over to you. >> okay, just into us here from feltonville section of philadelphia. a woman is in the hospital after being pistol whipped in a home invasion. >> it happened at 5:15 this morning on the 200 block every west roosevelt boulevard. police say the suspect forced his way inside of the home. and demanded drugs and money. >> the victim is in stable condition at einstein. and police are searching for the suspect. >> okay, lauren johnson's almost there. we'll have details once she get on the scene. also, following this: out of the nicetown neighborhood of philadelphia, where police are searching for the driver in a hit-and-run, investigators say a motorist struck a 28 year old woman, right at the intersection of pulaski avenue and hunting park shortly after midnight then drove off. paramedics transported the victim who broke her arm. the einstein medical center is where she is in stable condition. no description on the car yet.

>> coming up on 6:04. a group of marjorie stone man douglas high school student event traveled 400 miles, they arrived in tallahassee, the state capitol last night, where they plan to lobby state lawmakers about gun control laws, will hold rally today outside of the state capitol building. but, yesterday's was sure an interesting day, floured ago house voted not to revive a bill to ban assault weapons before many of the student arrive. some of them were up in the gallery, pretty emotional to see what their faces were look, but lawmakers say more gun control legislation is coming. >> president trump will also hossa listening session, at the white house with parent, teachers, students, affected by mass shootings, to look at potential solutions. >> and then the week since one of the worse shootings in american history, well, the kids have really stepped up as leader. >> well, yes. many of those student of marjorie stone man high school have been vocal in wanting change. but not everyone is buying what they're saying.

florida state congressman and republican sean harrison has fired a legislative aid ands e after these student rent actually actors. >> tampa bay times reporting tweeted out benjamin kelly e-mail both kids in the picture are not student here but actors that traveled to various crisis when they happen. >> hum. sean harrison tweeted out he terminated kel fry his position and that he's sorry and appalled by his comment. >> let's get back here to philly a big scare at local church. >> police in delaware county are on the hunt for a man they say threatened to kill members. authority are looking for this guy, 59 year old, chairwood hargrove, made threats to harm the congregants in drexel hill at this churr: happened 1130 service. allegedly made harsh comment to several people attending the service and was asked to leave. he was then escorted out.

>> it became kind after shoving match. and hargrove allegedly said to him: you're all going to die. and as he gets his coat, and he get outside, he said i'll comb back and kill everybody. >> police now have a warrant charging hargrove with making terroristic threats and harrassment. 6:06. you can lever your winter jacket at home today. >> record breaking temperatures this afternoon, so steve is out and about. right now in tyler state park. good morning, steve. >> mike, i love that you watch at 4:00 a.m. are you in bed when you're watching that first live shotty do every day now? i need you to be honest. are you still in bed? >> it varies, day-to-day, today i was in bed naked watching you. there is a picture. >> and i was brushing my teeth. >> all right. all right. well, jordan just asked what you were wearing, and he said,

if you weren't listening, he was naked. >> of course, the best way to sleep, dow, too, mike, right there with you. >> she is a viewer came out to meet us in the park. mike? >> , no i was going to say we're together on that. >> all right. ya. beth are you picturing mike naked right now? >> i do. every day i do. every day i do. >> it is a good look in your mind at least, right? >> in in my mind he is very good looking and well fit and everything. >> see that mike? you think, you always talk about no eastbound. >> to tan lines. >> all right. all right. look, beauty is where we're at. this is nature at it best out here. mike, listen to this, mike, do you have one every these sound machines at local with the water, the brooke? (sound of water flowing). >> that's how do you have wake up. beth, it is awesome. how cool is this? beth has a daughter on the cross country team at council

rock north and this is their course, tell everybody her name and how you came one it. >> test a, test a lee, the name was from a book that i read as a child, it was the heroin in a book. not testsa the door err ville's like everybody means, spell it backward and it is asset. end i have a son nick who graduated council rook north, graduating penn state main campus this may. >> as a fateful viewer we consider you a prime good day asset. so thank you for coming to visit. don't want to make anyone late for work. >> i'm on my way. >> this walkway, and we'll show you the sun coming up. we go to the covered bridge. and give you that view. as is we gave you a tour of tyler state park on the most lovely day of the year by the way, mike, it was march 4th, 2014 when i got plowed. so four year anniversary coming up. >> okay. >> hard to believe it was four years ago. you thought it was a couple of years ago. >> i did. >> i thought it was like last year because it is played so

much. but four years ago, wow. >> getting old. >> and it was cents in march. >> about three years ago i got plowed on this date. never go away. that's another whole story. thank you, steve. >> 6:09. >> fast-food fury. why resident in montgomery county, they're speaking out against a proposed taco bell. >> what's wrong with taco bell that's your favorite restaurant. >> i still remember those commercials. >> and close call on an icy highway here, alex. see the moment a utah state trooper almost got hit. for the second time in a matter of minute.

>> out of the way, just in time! >> thinks car didn't, but anyway, see the vehicle there, was already on the side of the road from a previous accident. as you can see, another car comes barreling through the snowstorm. hits the car again. the snowstorm, which hit this weekend, saw four trooper patrol cars hit that weekend. >> luckily there were no major accident, and no fatalities. but oh, the video. 6:11, making a play the philly special. how the eagles are trying to cash in on one of the teal's

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>> a texas community is cleaning up after a tornado toppled several homes. the storm hit part of dallas, and johnson county overnight. police say two people were trapped under the wreckage, the extent of their injuries is unknown. it all started when strong winds blew the roof off of a home. causing the others to partially clams. no word on how many homes were destroyed. >> it was cents a tiny ef0. that's about as small as you can get, but still. >> 615:67:89 here's sue. >> that damage is not nothing for sure. 6:15 very spring like temperatures around here yesterday. with that string phenomenon we just had, broke the records with 72 degrees, new record in atlantic city was 73, wilmington up to 75 yesterday. also, a new record and broke the records in trenton. reading, allentown, little cool their with extended cloud cover. so, today's forecast, for

75 degrees, today's record, 72. pretty good bet we'd -- we will get there. reduced visibility, not quite as widespread and solid as we saw yesterday but still you will run into quarter mile visibility out in lancaster, maybe up in allentown as well, kind of comes and goes, you know, that fog does that. we've got cleveland starting to get some rain from the cold front that's going to ruin it all. and it comes through here tonight, starting at about 7:00, 8:00. we get our first showers and get used to to there is because this rain will be around on and off all walt through the weekends, colds front will stall in the area probably just to the south. and we will see waves of low pressure move along the cold front. and we will ghetto care until downpours like tomorrow afternoon, we probably get some heavier rain. then it let up for awhile, could get little slippery up in the poconos mountains overnight tonight into

tomorrow morning. temperatures close to freezing, again off on and off through friday and saturday and sunday, as well. temperatures mostly in the 50's, couple 60s already on men morning, casino every crazy, 75 today. but then, much chillier tomorrow, with a high of 49, mid 40's on friday, with on and off showers and the rain continues to be in the forecast for saturday and for sunday but it gets a little milder both every those days, finally drying out, just in time for the weekends to be over, bob kelly on monday. >> yikes. 6:17. good morning, everybody, dealing with some fog and some wet roads this morning. live look good morning west chester, route 202, right near the west chester pike, no problems or delays at all. went to the mall last night to get the kids some chick-fil-a, i hear bob kelly. bob kelly. >> great valley baseball king, having little party at the mall last night, moms, dads,

whole family there, took little group shot ready for baseball, thanks for watching in chester county and the great valley. >> what did you have for dinner at the mall? >> waffle files. >> that's all you need. >> and chick-fil-a. now what they have now, the cheese on the side where you dip. >> dip the fries in there. >> oh, just waiting for the peach shakes. >> oh, yes, the shakes, too. >> okay, hungry now. route 73, roads are wet, dealing with some fog again this morning, but we just get through the morning and then bamm, we got good looking day on tap coming into downtown philly off 95, off of the ben franklin bridge into the famous traffic light there at eighth and vine, and hello northeast philly. ninety-five looking good as you work your way into downtown. mike and alex back to you. >> in the russia investigation, new charges have been filed against an attorney. >> yes there is guy's name is alex sands err swan.

pled guilty in federal court yesterday. charged with interaction, the charge does not involve election interferance or not related to the trump campaign operations but is connected to the investigation to trump's former campaign chair paul manafort, and aide rick gates. >> looks like rick gates is going to really cooperate 6:19. >> for me this is authorities believe. >> all right? >> i don't know the reason yet, so saying this before i know the reason but, one montgomery county town they can be getting very first fast-food spot. not happy about it quite a few resident are not happy because they're trying to prevent it from happening. you know fast-food places. >> right. >> and i like tag owe bell, which why i say hard to believe. but taco bell, plans to knock down former funeral house, taco bell franchise owe,

officials say the plan would bring 32 new jobs to town, increase sagging tax revenue and help local schools, but some neighbors say, it is not what the borough needs. >> as i look out my lovely master bedroom, i will look at your 2:00 a.m. drive through. >> i be employing people and most of them will be from jenkintown, because again, in a that type of business is mostly young people. >> the plan is supposed to get through number every zoning board exemptions before borough council for a vote. >> now to fast-food places cents upset the nice borough feel, you know what i mean? more quaint? >> that's what it seems to be. at first thought worried about health concerns, but no. a look. >> i think the look. >> does that mean only restaurant there, no place to quickly get -- >> let's fine out. anybody live in jenkintown? >> no fast-food places at all. >> watching the show, have they banned fast cents food places cents, do they want to keep it quaint, cool, nice? >> or you do do in old city new place coming in, just

have, the facade, has to look like it fits in with the area. >> really? >> what? >> put different facade on taco bell? >> there is all kind of taco bells, they sometimes make different looking ones. >> fancy mcdonald's, yes. >> one in dallas, and it is, sorry, literally built like giant happy meal, like shaped like a happy meal. >> no way. >> i'm not kidding. >> ryan, could you please find that? >> and it has like giant fries in the back. ya. >> everything is big in texas. >> and one thing that isn't big. >> well, all right, we will get this guy. ace up our sleeve here possibly, big name pitcher the phillies are reportedly attempt to go add to their staff. >> this thing it looks like it might happen. he's good.

>> the seeing else are promoting receivers coach mike grow to offensive coordinator, running back coach duce staley also interviewed. this is the first time grow will serve as offensive coordinator in the nfl, also had stops with the jet, rams, bearing, according to espn staley getting upgrade of sorts now assistant head coach as well as running back coach. >> flyers, canadiens, under a

minute and a half to go. down two; empty net for the flyers, sean to jakub voracek, yes, ties it up, we get free hockey n over time voracek, once again, flyers win it three-two, lasalle taking on rhode island in over time. cut to the basket. gets the bucket. explorers, fall, 95-93. the phillies are reportedly in talks with cubs pitcher jake airetta. said the phillies are open to bringing in big name pitcher. won the national league cy young awards in 2015, and has two no hitters in his career. that's sports in a minute. i'm kristen rodgers. >> rhode island i think the highest ranging in their history. >> congrats. >> people are weighing in, they say that jenkintown they just had pizza shops, and they don't have any fast-food restaurant, tamp earns, so thank you for telling us. so, imagine this in jenkintown? this is the mcdonald's i was talking about? dallas. >> this is what they are

talking about. >> cool. built like a happy meal. look at it from the sidement like those aren't golden arches, like the hand recalls i. >> the i got you. >> plop that in the middle of jen continue town, thank you. >> listen, it is in, like in dallas, in a nice area right off the freeway. and i used to love going there as a kid, oh, so cool. >> the playground, fantastic.& >> just leave that in texas. >> okay. >> wrap there? >> you said it so sex any my ear, too. ryan, heist coal or something? >> kind of losing my voice little bit. >> but say that again. >> toss to sue for a tease. >> oh, god. sigh? >> he's single, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, that little negligent

his voice. >> oh, ya. >> one more day in the 70s, then this cold front will ruin everything. we will talk about whether it get chilly again. coming up.

>> breaking news, a woman pistol whipped in a home invasion. learning new details, there is

another victim, as well. >> seems like two different incident, but they happened in the last hour and a half. so lauren's on the scene, will have live report coming up in just a bit. let's get to tallahassee florida, state capitol, survivors rally for gun control. how student are putting the pressure on lawmakers, but was it too late? >> winter warm up. how long we can expect the spring-like temperatures to stick around. >> why don't we just get right to. that will good day, it is wednesday, february the 21, 2018. we could see temperature in philadelphian of 76. can i go 76, sue? >> you always go higher. no matter how high we go. >> i overdo it. >> that's right. it is fine. >> push it, push it. >> it could easily happen. just depend on how soon the sun comes out, just like yesterday. we got through yesterday with a ten, started out foggy. foggy again. we're in the morning yesterday in the 50's, 60s already. flyers won last night, buddy excited about that. nothing showing up on radar.

but you can see the gray sky, and visibility only 3 miles at the airport, 56 degrees. sunrise time is 6:46. but we're if the going to see sunshine right away. but it will happen. by lunchtime close to 70 degrees already. then 75 should be our high temperature, the records for this date is 72. so it looks like it would be well above the high temperature record, but of course, bob kelly, these temperatures are not going to last. we will tell you. >> one thing i'm next. >> bob kelly, that's right. >> good morning, everybody, live look, 63:00; accident on the schuylkill. eastbound schuylkill expressway right as you come out of your conshy curve here, look at them piled up. looks like we got three, four car, and doing so well here so far this morning, kind of nice quiet start, but then bamm. right here. so eastbound schuylkill, down to only one lane. we will get the police and fire from conshy to common in and take care every that, all of the roads are damn, wet, dealing with some fog, and

hopeful tray will get out of here quick action, coming in from south jersey northbound lanes of 55, right as you meet up with the 42 freeway here. then hill owe to the shaders, route 73, example, wet roads. start to see the sunrise, get rid of some of the fog. all of the bridges, little slower than normal, all morning long, because of the fog. coming into center city off of 95, and the ben franklin. picking up some volume. live look at 95 out of northeast philly the beginning of the brake taps, as you work your way from cottman into center city, mike and alex back to you. >> thanks, bob. 6:32,. >> so we get to breaking news because lauren johnson just talk with police, to give you some of the latest information. >> yes, in feltonville, lauren? >> hey there mike and alex, follow me if you k here is the deem. on roosevelt boulevard the 200 block, very busy highway, police just telling us one of the busiest in philadelphia. so it is amaze to go them that this crime was committed right here. here's what we know. just after 4:00 gunshot heard in the 200 block of roosevelt.

police show up here. and they come in contact with the woman, 34 years old, who was pistol whipped pretty brutally by a man that she described as hispanic. lying in her bed reading the bible, when he forced his way inside the home asking for drugs and money. luckily, he left. he fled the scene. and he wasn't seen since then. while police were here investigating, a half dressed man walked up to them, saying he was also the victim of a home invasion. he lived in the same apartment building as this woman. in a basement apartment. he described the same incident, a man forcing his way inside the home with a black handgun, he came in, asking for drugs, money, and an unidentified man, this man decided to play dead on the floor of his apartment. at that point, the suspect started rummaging around the apartment looking for what police believe to be drugs and money. the man was able to escape his apartment running away from the scene here. so there is some evidence outside down on the sidewalk not sure what that is. but police say at this hour

what they know is that they are looking for a hispanic male, that was wearing a dark colored sweatshirt. the thing that they recovered in the back of the house was a light colored sweatshirt. they're not sure if the man was alone, another interesting piece of the story, mike and alex, is that a block away, on lowden street, just off of roosevelt boulevard, about four, five cars were hit, by someone, no one knows who, so they're not sure if the suspect was in a car, and hit those cars trying to leave the scene or if this was completely separate incident watch they tell us at this hour is they need to talk to those victims, both of them now at einstein medical center. and when they interviewed them, they'll have more details on exactly what happened. we can bring you an update. >> bet she goes back and grabs that bible again. wild scene. all right, lauren, thank you. 6:34. >> a week since the killing of 17 people at a florida high school. community members are honoring those they lost, four of the 17 were laid to rest yesterday. fourteen year old carol, 16

year old carman, 14 year old gina, and 15 year old peter. and gina's memory her family set up scholarship fund to help raise money for other student don't attend college. >> more about peter, though. fifteen years old, jrotc cadet, honored by the us army along with two other. petty and martin duekay, for their act of heroism. the army presented peter's family with his metal of heroism and his funeral yesterday. so peter's family requested that peter be burried in his rotc uniform. which they did. one of peter's friends spoke about losing him and the other victims. >> i lost three friends in the attack. and there is no chance i'm ever forgetting them or the other 14 victims. this has changed everything. nothing is going to ever be normal. nothing could be. >> absolutely not. so peter's family said it was

his dream to one day attend the united states military academy at west point. and tuesday, the school accepted peter into the class of 2025. after his death. >> very sad. meanwhile, in new jersey, governor phil murphy praising those student for pushing, for gun control measures, as he calls for review every school shooting protocols in the garden state. at news conference alongside, murphy says they'll review mandate that schools prepare for shoot togs improve safety. >> let me be perfectly clear. nothing we are doing here can be replacement for comprehensive gun safety reform at the federal level. including a ban, a military style weapons, preventing those with mental illness from are access to guns, and instituting universal backgrounds checks on all gun sales. >> governor murphy also reiterated promises to sign

legislate vetoed by chris christie, including a high caliber ammunition ban. >> we shall see. all right, it was cents a mistrial. that was the verdict. the judge ruled in the racketeering case against philadelphia mob boss skinny joey merlino after four days of deliberations, jurors tell the judge they're hopelessly dead-locked. so, skinny merlino is now 55, didn't realize that, 55 year old face four charges tied to alleged loan sharking book make being, healthcare fraud, conspiracy, federal investigators say the schemes were part of sprawling cross keim family racket across the east coast, that happened, the ruling made, in lower manhattan. so dave schratwieser will be in just a little bit to discuss that case. he has been following since day one. 6:37. >> very sad day yesterday at the philadelphia zoo. >> oh, i know. >> the zoo says it beloved polar bear coldilocks was

euthanized due to age related medical issues. arrived in philadelphia back in 1981. a polar bear's average life span is 23 years old, and coldilocks was 37 making her the oldest polar bear in they. >> i bet a lot of our viewers >> i bet.ures wh or have at least seen her. since 1981. if you have a picture every like to see it today, ya. weather. round two. making my plans already, trying to figure out what i i have been asking people on facebook, how are you going to spend it? >> yes. >> and steve is giving us an idea. >> this might and good idea indeed. tyler state park. hi, steve, out roaming around in the dark this morning. >> reporter: mike, i'm reason mine you every another great sign fold episode, took the shower, shower all wet, the

shower didn't take. george shower didn't take look i just noticed because it is very humid out. but no complaints. by the way, mike promise me you will not watch qvc tonight with your fateful instagram followers. i noticed were you watching when talking about over plucking eyebrows last night. >> that's right. >> josie was on last night. >> in the middle of a great conversation. >> josie march on live over plucking. i didn't know such a thing, so i learned lot about over plucking and i'll never over pluck again. >> can't over pluck. >> no. >> all right. well, look, you got to get away from the tv at least tonight. look at this, is this not the greatest picture in the world we've ever had on the snow and we're supposed to be going to the greatest running trail in all of philadelphia later. i don't know how they're going to top this. this is the scofield ford covered bridge, originally built in 1873. how is that for history? chris will walk up one side. see how wet it is out here. look at the big puddle. only accessible, bike, horseback, or foot. we left the horses cents back

at the station. and the bicycles. but how wonderful is this? and by the way, this is far away from where we last were, but we will gave you a look at this now, and then we will be up in the bridge, when we will have nice echo, little later when we see you next. but mike, this beats qvc watching by a mile. >> well, yes it does. i didn't know we had covered bridges. here's a question. >> beautiful. >> someone can answer for me. they have a lot of covered bridges, you know, madison county, you know, that whole book? was it clint eastwood made a move bye it. why did they cover bridges? >> i mean you're exposed, exposed. >> do you want the answer, mike. >> you're on a bridge, we got to be covered on the bridge. so they didn't get slick in the cold temperatures? >> that's a good idea. steve, do you have an answer? >> reporter: yes. it was because of the weather. it was to protect you from the rain.

the first covered bridge in all of america, philadelphia, 1805. how is that, without gooing edge it? >> 1805, without a google? >> steve is a history book. >> but again so that you won't get wet. okay, you're exposed, exposed, but if you get on a bridge you need to be covered, then exposed, exposed? it has to do -- >> slippery, the surface? >> keep it warmer so you wouldn't slide off the bridge on your horse and bug. >> i so you're not excepting steve's answer in. >> no. voices of destiny, philly student getting chance to learn from some of the music industry's best. how the program is changing young lives in our city. a city of great

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>> judge couldn't you just yell real loud. real loud. >> i turned this microphone off. they turned it back on again. >> you want to start something now? you want to start something? >> oh, it is on. >> we've got a look at some of the records that fell yesterday. new record tide temperatures

in atlantic city, philadelphia, wilmington, trenton, as well. with our temperature of 72 degrees, we expect to be even warmer today. high of 75. seventy-two is the records. looks like that will probably fall, and we still have a lot of fog out there this morning, but it is not as bad as it was yesterday. still going to get slowed down by it. and here's the leading edge of the cold front that's going to take temperatures back down little closer to average, the front is in cleveland right now it, should be hereby very late tonight. so after 75 degrees today, we barely manage 49 degrees tomorrow. chillier, with showers on and off. and those showers stay in the forecast, through friday, when it is very chilly. even when it warms up little bit. back into the 50's to near zero six on saturday, sunday, still going to have to deal with some rain on and off with the stalled frontal system. and temperatures, will be in the 50's, as we dry out on monday, and tuesday of next week. so, another little roller coaster ride of temperatures. are you ready now?

>> nobody put bobby in the corner. all right? so come-on, ready to go? little mike problem there, live tv. all lanes block on the schuylkill expressway. this is eastbound. right near conshohocken, they're trying to get the accident off to the shoulder here. it is right as you come out from behind the curve there. so that's causing a delay. as you work your way out of king of prussia. north on 55, an accident right near the 42 freeway, also, north on the roosevelt boulevard. the inner drive block, ninth street block ahead at fifth street because after crashment and hey, hoo took 95? look at the thick fog, this is 95 in delco. right near highland avenue. so the jetliners are trying to land and take off in this same thickness of fog. the airport is only a few miles up the road there. so that's an example of the fog there. but look, the 42 freeway, all burn off. so it is hit and miss depending where you begin and end your trip. mass transit looking good. mike and alex back over to you.

>> all right. real quickly here, they covered the bridges back in the day to protect the wood on bathe of the bridge so horse and buggies wouldn't fall through it. >> the rain and the sun, longer life span. >> deterioration. >> why we have bridge like that from the 1800s. but thank to you everybody weighing in on twitter. sending in some information. >> a lot of our viewers are bridge experts, it is cents fantastic. 6:47. >> philly teen says he was kick out of the house for simply being himself. >> yes. and now with no where to call home, a teacher is just one of many people stepping to up help. >> seventeen year old sean is transgender, he says his parent won't except him. he's been on his own since christmas night, his teacher lauren said she has work tirelessly to find him shelter where he is staying now, well, going from place to place to place. >> he was in contact with me on a friday, and we thought co-make it the weekends. then you were con tagging me over the weekend and it was bad. >> next challenge apparently is to get him some clothes,

leave it to the daughter of another teacher to hear about it and post to twitter. that post has more than 100,000 likes, with people from all over the world, pledging support. >> they've been so generous to me, avenue never people be that nice to me. at first i didn't know how to handle it. but once i wasn't going to turn them down. so i appreciate everything that, you know, they've been doing for me. >> sean has very positive altitude despite the challenges, says they'll only make him stronger. >> i would think so. >> great to see the community coming around to help him out. >> watch this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> pretty good. >> frilly schools to the grammys. student rent getting the chance to learn from some pros. who work with the biggest names in music. what an opportunity. >> yes, what kind of names are we talking about, karen?

>> talking about some of the biggest and the best that's out there this program is new to the philadelphia schools. this is called the dash program. it is being offered to student in our philadelphia school district. what dash stands for destined to achieve successful height. and it is free, after school, and let's kid work with the top philadelphia area songwriters, who, have work with the stars like this. how about this mike jerek is mary j blige. justin timberlake. kanye. >> for me to learn thousand do everything, and for them to take on all of our skills, and teach us everything new, is amazing. >> even if some of them don't end up becoming the next artist that you're going to next in the next ten, 15 years, these skills they're taking and learning may be the attorney for those artists down the line. >> and do some of the behind the scenes stuff as well. the partnership funded mostly by comcast and verizon. so it is neat. it is growing. maybe more kids will take advantage.

>> i would imagine so. that would be great. thanks, karen. >> and she had beautiful voice. >> really nice. you know this doug pederson guy, our coach, he was cents miked up during the super bowl. you probably know that by now. but the eagles just released clips of his reaction to some of the biggest plays. what he says to the players before and during and after the game, it almost >> really? >> i'm too invested maybe. but we will play it for you. he lover

>> ♪ >> listen to you! >> just saying. >> we got to ride this one out. >> and the eagles are riding it out. they released another video yesterday, which i found fascinating, doug pediatric southern was mike up during super bowl lii. >> and now they're releasing it so we can hear him and crunch time. >> about six minutes long, we just will to pick out two little clips here for you. here goes. >> keep hitting it. keep hitting number 126789 he's going to throw us one. keep hitting it. keep hitting it. everything you got. everything you got. okay? everything you got. let's go. >> pretty, back again, he steps, he's hit. >> we got it, we got the ball.

>> more time. more time. >> he's back again. he steps up. he's hit. he stumbles. he's throwing it. batted around. and the game is over! >> we are worlds champs. world champs baby. >> oh, i love you babe. >> i love you brother. >> love i baby. >> a lot of i love you's. >> that's great. isn't it, sue? >> your area worlds champs. >> i'm reliving it, myself. >> i know. >> feels good. >> the disbelief, the joy. so you're enjoying the temperatures we had yesterday. and what we have in store for today, record breakers, probably both of them. but there is a cold front on the way, and that is set to change things a lot. as we head into the weekend. not only will it get colder, but we have precipitation in

the forecast. starting tonight, and probably through the weekends, solo have many more details on that coming up. lauren? >> hey, good morning, sue. very violent and bloody scene here on roosevelt boulevard. now, philadelphia detective are on scene trying to figure out who stormed their way inside two apartment homes and victimized two people. we'll have the

>> this is "good day philadelph. >> cheers anteriores in tallahassee. >> if you don't do it now, there is cents going to be another one. and another one. and another one. and that cannot happen. >> survivors of last week's masses shooting rally in florida's capitol, trying push gun reform. >> knowing that you have the opportunity to ban assault weapons, and you didn't, are you proud that far now? >> how student rent putting the pressure on lawmakers, as president trump moves ban >> mistrial for philly mob boss. >> you want to be able to just sleep at night withoor or bulleg through the window. >> joey merlino. dodging what he said on his way out of court. >> fight eagles fight. are the underdogs in a brand new battle? >> com philly.

>> yes, lets december it. >> philly special. >> why the eagles are eighth in line to trademark the philly special. >> legal discussion, tradem spe. >> i mean, whose original idea was jumps first? >> it takes a wheel to get that through, >> yes. >> hi, everybody. it is wednesday, it will be a great 75, 76. >> i can't wait. >> and i can say weather in philly, special, without paying anybody. >> oh. >> that's something. >> it is special for february. >> get your t-shirt printed. >> that's right. not going to make a dime. all right, we have a number that is double digits today. >> here it is. >> ten out of ten. >> and here is bus stop buddy. if you can see him through the fog, yes, another foggy morning. but the pay-off will be those warm temperatures this

afternoon. we're already in the 50's and 60s, flyers won last night, so all you ready need is your flyers jersey. don't need your winter coat any more for sure. there is a look at the current temperature in philadelphia. 56 degrees, 3 miles visibility at the airport, it is improved little bit. we expect 75 degrees today. another record breaker, and then tonight, down to about 46 r temperature moving in. and we will probably stay in the four's all day tomorrow, more on that, coming upment bob kelly? >> sounds good, tick-tock 7:00. accident on the schuylkill expressway. causing early morning jam. eastbound, it is right at the curve. so if you are leaving king of prussia. headed into conshohocken, about 21 minute altogether, you can kind of see the fog there in the background. westbound on the schuylkill, leaving center city, disabled right here at girard avenue. kind of looking from our camera that's on the martin luther king drive up and over the traffic there. boulevard northbound inner drive blocked at fifth street because of an accident. septa running with som