stevie, that's enough. henry: okay, stevie. thanks, dad. thank you.compass has always been broken. stop picking on mom. i'm not trying to pick a fight with mom. she's the one who... (overlapping arguing) (whistles) enough. not another word about this for the rest of dinner. am i clear? that goes for you, too, dad. yes, sir. potato? so i'm applying for a new job. wow, there's something. what is it? union organizing with grandpa. (chuckles) patrick: chip off the old block. i'm sorry that you're leaving tonight. well, i need to get back. i'm not sorry about what i said. i mean, i just... didn't really expect everything to get so out of control, you know? stevie and... the young need to push the boundaries. it's good for them. (quietly): yeah, well, that's no excuse for my father-in-law. (whispering): well, if he forgives me, i will forgive him. maybe it isn't just the young who should push the boundaries. a little dissent is good especially when it's standing up for the right thing. remember? you said that, joey. the night before graduation on the roof o

so kathie lee was alone, so i went lone ranger solo to the stevie nicks concert. i went into her dressing room and this is her hairstylist she's had since she lived in arizona years and years ago. they lived together. that's so much fun. that is her baby picture or child picture. i'm sitting in this room and watching all this happen but one of my favorite things that happened was that they're getting ready to go on stage and she's telling me stories of back in the day. there's not much booze back there. she's drinking iced tea they're eating carrots. it's all very healthy. anyway, so, i go, what do you do to warm up? so, she goes this is what we do to warm up every time. so, she her hairdresser, her vocal coach and her best friend all got in a little line and they started doing the hustle to the song she says she plays every night and this is it. >> the hustle. >> it's katy perry's "international smile"? ♪

a lot invested in this night and i turned on cnn and it says stevie nicks ate a baby, i need to hearlide, i am sorry she ate a baby. maybe she didn't eat the baby. [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't think it is that. obviously, you know, there are people that are buying tickets in real-time, so it is not they are all sold out two years ago before this happened. i think there are people who are going to this show to see what is going to happen. is there going to be a protest? this is he going to say something? it is like going to aggressive. i will say this bill cosby was one of my idols i went to howard university, historically black college in washington d.c. and i went there largely because of a show called a different world which was the product of bill cosby genius and his investment in black colleges. i went to watch cosby speak when i was a sophomore and he sat there and told us we weren't good enough and we needed to pull our pants up and i still was not willing to shake this idea of my great hero who was the reason i am a first generation college graduate. i am here because o

she was kind to everybody. >> reporter: he tells us about little stevie. >> translator: stevie was a very cheerful girl. she brightens up everyone she's around. everyone loves her. >> reporter: their funeral is at the end of the week. but at the same time brother and sister mourn the other five including their mother the matriarch of the family 81-year-old joindri. >> translator: i cannot accept this. i cannot believe it. where are my family's bodies? where is my mother? my heart is breaking. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, surabaya, indonesia. >> and as anna coren explained earlier, the grim task of identifying bodies goes on. the more time that passes of course the harder their task becomes. later in the show we will speak with an expert on victim identification. >>> all right. let's take a look at markets now. a big question. will tuesday be a rebound day on wall street? you see how it ended monday down nasdaq and s&p 500 futures are now trending higher we should mention during the overnight hours here in the u.s. but this follows a blue money for blue chips. the dow industrials d

yesterday his aunt was identified, and today his little cousin, stevie, was identified. >> all right, gary tuchman there for us at the airport in surabaya, gary, thank you so much. >>> and of course we hope for some sort of information for other families who are waiting. we want to bring in meteorologist karen maginnis. give us the latest in terms of the search conditions there for those folks. we know the high waves you've got new video up are it's just so treacherous >> it is, and today was supposed to be the improvement, and it was. the weather was substantially improved. unfortunately, there are just some conditions that no matter how much the wind dies down, you're still in the intertropical convergence zone. we're in monsoon season and there are windows of opportunity where the weather seems to be lighter. in the search area it has improved. now just a little bit more research and as we go into wednesday and thursday, from what it appears, there is going to be yet another window later on in the week. we were hoping that sunday would be improved. it is marginally. but we are look

she was kind to everybody. >> reporter: she tells us about little stevie. >> translator: stevie was aery cheerful girl. she brightens up everyone she's around. everyone loves her. >> reporter: their funeral was at the end of the week but at the same time brother and sister mourn the other five including their mother the matriarch of the family an 81-year-old. >> translator: i cannot accept this. i cannot believe it. where are my family's bodies. where is my mother? my heart is breaking. >> reporter: gary tuckman, cnn, surabaya indonesia. >>> gary tuckman, thank you so much. much more on that story coming up. meantime next two former new york police detectives react to protests by officers against the mayor. are they justified. the mayor himself will speaking alongside the police commissioner right there, live pictures inside police headquarters in down manhattan. we'll listen in see what news they could be making here. some of the reporters here in this clearly packed room will be asking questions. we'll take that live. also ahead as jury selection begin in the boston bombing case wha

little stevie had her father on the plane, grandfather, a brother, a sister and a sister's fiance andhey have not found those people yet. one more thing i need to add, anderson, stevie's mother, her body was found on her birthday. >> and so many families together heading toward vacations, heading on trips all together. whole families wiped out. gary, thank you for joining us. just horrific. i want to bring in someone who went through exactly what some of these families are going through. heidi snow lost her fiance on twa 800. she now runs a support group access, aircraft casualty emotional support services. she found it as a way to help others make their way through this process, a process that any of us really would find hard to imagine. heidi, thank you for being with us again. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> what are these families, at this point, going through? with so many unanswered questions and also, as gary said, the realization that some of their loved ones may never be found. >> yes. all of us at access have the unenviable credentials of losing loved ones in air disasters

world we are the children ♪ >>> everybody has their favorite verse, young bruce sang it with gusto, steviellie, kenny, hall and oates, we are the world recorded at a&m studios in hollywood 30 years ago today, just in case you wanted to feel old. >>> and about the last few decades of scientific advances, without the work of a man named cash on hand including investments $178 billion. no other company even comes close. it's enough money to give every american $556 though they have no plans to do so. their business model, you see, only works the other way around. the only thing worse than venturing out on a cold morning these days to start your car and warm it up is discovering someone has stolen your car while it was in your driveway warming up. indianapolis police are investigating 11 cars stolen while warming up outside people's homes. >>> then there's the mayor of beijing, who according to state media, now admits his city is unliveable because of its constant smog and terrible air quality. he says it can't be a first tier international city without clean air standards that are enforced. s

her nickname is stevie. you see her at the bottom of your screen here with her familiarly. she was wearing her favorite mini mouse t-shirt on that doomed flight. >> the search continues, indonesian officials say there is a strong possibility the plane's engine iced due to weather and that the icing led to the aircraft stalling. they cannot confirm that without the black boxes which we have to point out are still missing. >> for relatives on those onboard it's been eternity. 35 bodies, as we've said, have been recovered and search crews continue to comb the java sea. joining us now is our aviation analyst jeff wise, author of "extreme fear: the science of your mind and danger." jeff, i want to get to something we've been soliciting questions from our viewers on twitter. and although we're hearing from indonesian officials that they believe the engine iced over and then the engine stalled, we have one person who says engines don't ice over, wings ice over. explain that if you would. >> right. the main danger posed by icing is indeed you get accumulations of ice on the leading

her nickname was stevie. >> the search continues.s say there is a very strong possibility that plane's engine iced due to weather and that the icing is what led to the aircraft stalling. they cannot, however, confirm that without the black boxes which we do need to point out are still missing. as more victims and debris are found and recovered in the waters off indough nearnesia. this is a relatively shallow body of water, 100 to 150 feet deep, hopefully making the salvage operation easier. there are risks here. joe johns reports on what it may take to recover the plane from the sea floor. >> reporter: how do you pull a plane up from the bottom of the ocean? >> what you want to do first is to really map the entire accident scene. >> we spoke with peter goals, a former investigator with ntsb when worked on the recovery and rebuilding of twa flight 800 that crasheded after takeoff fr new york city. >> you document everything until you really get the information off the data recorder and the voice recorder. >> he says the site needs to

we have to go upstairs and try and find stevie's shoes. >> but there is one last closet steve is nervous to share. >> these are some of my prices so, i mean these are -- these go for 150, $150 a pair on ebay. >> $1500 worth of stuff they can sell right now. >> it's painful. it's sentimental, liens a not. >> yeah you have to give up speakers i legal i'm losing part of myself. >> finding new jersey savings gives you momentum to you soent have to go into more debt. >> and that is something this family feels is worth praying for. >> the total cost for this dinner tonight was right around $7. $116 per person. >> for night, i'm juju chang, oswego new york. >> next, would you marry a complete stranger? these couples did. and now we check in about that fairytale ending. >>> and later on "nightline," tom brady speaking out about deflate gate. >> i've always played within the rules. >> if he didn't do it did someone else? female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! but sleep train's huge year end clearance sale ends sunday. get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic m

. >> i love you got all of these new guys and then stevie wonder. >> stevie wonder a grand man of musicrate the 40th anniversary in "key of life." did that concert tour and another album coming out soon. you want to talk about an inspirational guy in music and guys like pharrell, everyone still looks up to. >> 52 years since stevie wonder was declared a genius. 52 years. he's been around forever. >> he's been living the jean was every year. >> coming back to barclays to do the songs of "key of life." >> when is that? >> in the next couple of months. >> at the garden he blew the doors off. >> yeah. >> people were crying. it's beautiful. >> yeah. >> so no -- >> what's on your list? >> we've got lil wayne, iggy azalea to nated for four grammys next week. sam smith who is everyone's sort of favorite, blue-eyed soul singer. >> controversy. >> with tom petty. >> what happened? >> he was top-heavy with the -- one of the sam smith songs bears a striking resemblance to "i won't back down." >> i don't know if striking is the right word. >> striking enough that sam smith has been found in breach o

the snl stage in 1984 in his four year run of the show murphy became known for some impressions of stevie wonder james brown and bill cosby. and gumby.gend for sure. >>> it's rare that you'll ever see a production crew filming in the district. it's not because of security concern, it all boils down to bureaucracy and money. leak everything like everything else. d.c. council members trying to change that. the first step is to get pennsylvania avenue uncan tr local control. he theys want to offer studio tax incentives to film in the district. one of the biggest benefits it brings hundreds of jobs to our area. >> when we do big shoots we're setting up tents, treating the crew there the actors there. we need port take port a whole army of people. >>> most shows have pretty bad stand dr ins for the nation's capital. you can see the list of most obviously fake d.c. sets on our nbc washington facebook page. i remember watching scandal one night and they were in the metro system and i was like there is no part of our metro -- >> look that looks anything like that. d.c. is a popular spt and we wan

. >> stevy? wow. ten years old. >> i know that the families are -- about compensation. er to put a number on it. some families though saying look. it's just too soon. it feels like if i sign this i'm giving up hope. a little bit more information on what exactly you ear signing and make them more comfortable. >> here with me again to talk about the search and recover efforts, also joining me is joshua. he has a non-profit group dedicated to safer flying and better flying policy. thank you all for being here. let me begin with you anthony. looking at this as a pilot, when we look at seven days path so far, how difficult is this in terms of recovery and getting to the bottom of what may have caused this. recovering all 162 bodies. to you, when it comes to those critical black boxes, that information does not get deteriorated despite the amount of time. a general concern that no pilot should ever meet that. this is the kind of situation where they have to take over the computers and fly the plane over the particular problem. one of the most urgent. we don't even know if she

now i know that supervisor is a stevie wonder fan, kim. there is a button for you. >> thank you very much, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: good evening, my name is juana, i want to thank supervisor avalos for working for leadership for all. the epidemic of police violence is an issue that is sparking racism across our country and city. as a city we have an opportunity and obligation to talk about how this impacts sf residents. while we extend our condolences to mike brown and eric garner, we take the national issue. let's be clear, this is not an antipolice resolution. this is an antipolice brutality resolution. we can't be about ferguson if we are not about san francisco. it's back wards and hypocritical to take a stand on support on a national issue on cases that are far from here on cases yet to be resolved. if we deny the opportunity by the race of those killed, then we deny the realities of our communities which continues to increase mistrust. there are many parallels with sf and ferguson. ferguson fought for weeks to indict

. >> "my >> stevie wonder starts this off. >> go made and play it. >> that's stevie. >> and here comesay ♪ ♪ cherie amour pretty little one that i adore ♪ ♪ you're the only girl my heart beats for how i wish that you were mine ♪ ♪ la la la la ♪ >> i'm going over here. ♪ la la la la ♪ >> dance one more time. ♪ la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la -- >> you can have her back now. >> yeah, baby. ♪ >> that's stevie playing, baby. ♪ ♪ oh my cherie amour pretty little one that i adore ♪ >> what are you doing? ♪ you're the only girl my heart beats for ♪ ♪ i wish that you were mine. >> donny selfie. >> you got to sing it. ♪ la la la la la ♪ >> oh please. >> i got it now. ♪ la la la la ♪ >> almost. ♪ la la la la ♪ >> sing it, baby. ♪ la la la la la ♪ >> everybody. ♪ la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la ♪ >> okay, back to you guys. ♪ la la la la ♪ >> donny. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by expedia, the word is at your fingertips. download the expedia app today. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> everyone gathered around here. both competition was great. all th

cialis.com ♪ we are the children ♪ >>> everybody has their favorite verse, young bruce sang it with gusto, stevieenny, hall and oates, we are the world recorded at a&m studios in hollywood 30 years ago today, just in case you wanted to feel old. >>> and about the last few decades of scientific advances without the work of a man named charlestowns there would likely be no lasers so no cds or supermarket scanners, no guided missiles or lasik surgery or laser light shows, no atomic clock to measure time accurately. the investor charles towns has died. >>> the richest company in the world is apple to the tune of the most profitable quarter of any company ever. a new record $18 billion in profit in one quarter. cash on hand including investments $178 billion. no other company even comes close. it's enough money to give every american $556 though they have no plans to do so. their business model, you see, only works the other way around. the only thing worse than venturing out on a cold morning these days to start your car and warm it up is discovering someone has stolen your car while it was in your d

this one is for ten-year-old stevie gunawan. she was identified by the minnie mouse t-shirt she was wearing. the hope is that investigators can find the black boxes. only then will authorities be able to determine whether icing from storm clouds trig tertd crash. scott? >> pelley: allen pizzey, thank you. we've all been talking in the newsroom today about the little girl who survived a plane crash in kentucky on friday. adriana diaz has her remarkable story. >> reporter: when the piper twin engine plane crashed in the dense kentucky woods it was upside down, on fire and sever-year-old sailor gutzler was the only person aboard still alive. according to investigators, she was sitting in one of the rear seats and climbed out through a 12-inch hole. kentucky state police lieutenant brent white was one of the first at the scene. >> she knew the aircraft was in trouble. she knew her father was having difficulty, from our understanding, with maintaining altitude with the aircraft. >> reporter: when you saw that wreckage, could you imag

how about a little stevie wonder happy birthday?> happy birthday to her. >> and also it's the coldest up in the pocono mountains where you're looking right there. look at that bright blue sky but it feels like 20 below zero with the wind chill. dangerous cold. it will be better tomorrow. we do have a lot of sunshine outside, high pressure in control. here is our next storm system bringing rain and snow to parts of the southern plains. that will move across the midwest tonight, bringing heavy snow to places like chicago before moving into the ohio valley into late sunday into monday. saturday no weather problems. well, the cold is a problem. it is brutal cold out there. but we are just going to see sunshine and clear skies through tonight. into tomorrow, clouds increase fairly quickly but it is dry. so if you're heading to your super bowl late afternoon, no problems on the roads. it's not until later, 5:00 and beyond, that we start to see snow showers move through. and i do think everyone starts with snow showers. it will be a chilly

. >> stevie wonder did not see a tape from the inside.old dragging her out that something happened. she just didn't hit her head. >> for all these scandals hurting the league? you decide. more than 45 million people watched the nfl draft and tv ratings kept climbing for the games, including among women. and our best finish in all of sports, we're giving it to the great meb who brought boston back from the horrible bombings to win the race. >> great to see an american pull it off. >> that was one of the greatest stories i covered this year. being around those people and hearing the announcer say let's take back the finish line. it was awesome. >> don't go anywhere. the best and worst of new technology and offline sensation and videos are coming your way. >> shall we makeout? >> absolutely. >> we'll be kissing strangers and catching up with cats and taking to the skies as we burn to the finish of all the best, all the worst of 2014. right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lac

. >> stevie wopder didn't need to see a tape from the inside. was knocked out cold dragging her out that something happened. i mean, she just didn't hit her head. >> are all these scandals hurting the league? you decide. more than 45 million people watch the nfl draft climbed among women. and best finish in all of sports, we're getting into the great med kafleski who brought boston back from the horrible bombings by becoming the first american to win the race in decades. >> what an amazingly great guy and incredible lungs he had. glad to see an american pull it off. >> one of the most incredible story all year. one of the people i'll never forget say hearing the announcer say let's get to the finish line. >> don't go anywhere. the best of new technology and offline videos that just won't quit are coming your way. >> shall we make out? >> absolutely. >> we'll be kissing strangers, catching up with cats and taking to the skies as we burn towards the finish of all the best, all the worst 2014. we are live in new york's times square. i'm here with w

her name was stevie she was 10 year the old. it has put a lump in our throat. but they identified her because she was wearing the blue jeans, the pink sweater, a striped shirt with minnie mouse on the shirt, and that's how they knew it was her. they hope they can recover all the bodies. that's all they can hope for right now. very few people are holding out for a miracle. they were for a pew days hoping their family was on an abandoned island or on a raft. they just want the bodies back. because the water is shallow, about 100 feet deep, the conditions are good authorities believe it would be relatively easy. they have about 40 ships and planes multi-national cooperation. indonesian drivers, 14 went down today, but so far they have not been able to get most people who were on that plane. >> very, very tough part of this story. as you say, there's no good part certainly, but you also reported that the families are being taken care of. and they're being offered compensation to help themle. and are most of the families there just sitting in surabaya waiting? >> re

. >> stevie wonder. >> very funny. >> by the way, could you give me the little tag i want to give a shout out? >> yes, right here. >> what's in stores, so it is west german town pike. >> okay. >> yes, upscale thrift store. >> what's the name of the store? >> what's in store. >> okay. >> that's what. >> what's in store. >> this may be back in the store. >> kidding. thank you very much. fifty shades of gray, film likely be racey. >> not going to be a x film, though. >> they've give ten an r. >> r. >> the rating was granted for the movies, quote unusual behavior, as well as sexual content. film will be released february 13th, and i know that they have usual behavior, but only rated r then not showing all of the usual behavior, not that i've -- >> not full frontal or anything. >> i'm also rated r. >> my favorite person, jane lynch on the show continuing after the >>> i guess they are going to let it go gness gracious, y season premiere, two hours, tomorrow night, right here on fox, and my favorite character, i bet yours too, jane lynch joins us now. hi jane welcome back to philadelphia. >> th

her most ar dent support came from the legendary stevie wonder who invited her to play on one of herost successful albums. >> he invited me to play on his album in 1976, that's me playing on another star the flute solo and so many places with him. he just has a good heart. >> bobbi has enjoyed performing around the world she did not like the business side of music. she learned it can be very cut throat especially when you're a woman dealing in a man's world. after going through tough legal battles with two record companies she eventually created her own record label, paradise sound. it enables her to have total control of her music and intellectual property like poems and photography. >> the record industry has certainly changed. when you get burned, but even a marketwise it's different. i'm an analog girl living in a digital world. i had to adjust. >> for more than 40 years bobbi humphr humphrey has been inspiring millions with her music and becoming the pied piper of the american dream. >> the legacy i want to pass on is one of love, love one another and love what you do and try to

. >> my, stevie wonder didn't need to see a tape from the inside.d out cold, dragging her out that something happened. i mean she didn't just hit her head. >> are all these scandals hurting the league? you decide. more than 45 million people watched the nfl draft, and tv ratings kept climbing for the games, including among women. and our best finish in all of sports, we're giving it to the great ned kaflezki who brought the marathon back by becoming the first american to win the race in decades. >> well, what an amazingly brave guy, what great lungs he had. >> american pulled it off. >> that was one of the most incredible stories i covered this year. just being around those people and i'll never forget hearing the announce saying let's take back the finish line. it was awesome. >>> don't go anywhere, the best and worst of technology, offline ensagss and videos that just won't quit are coming your way. >> shall we make out? >> absolutely. >> we'll be kissing strangers, catching up with cats, and taking to the skies as we burn toward the finish of all

he became known for his impressions of stevie wonder and james brown and gumby and buck wheat. >> hilariousking for love in all the wrong places. >> it's rare that you'll ever see a production crew filming in the city. and it's not because of security concerns. it all boils down to bureaucracy and money. d.c. council members are trying to change that. they say the first step is to get pennsylvania avenue under local control. they also want to offer studios tax incentives to film in d.c.. one of the biggest benefits it brings hundreds of jobs. >> we're setting up tents, feeding the crew, we need carpenter, electricians, a whole army of people. >> most of the d.c. shows have pretty bad stand ins for the nation's capital. you can easily spot the fakes. >> the most obvious are listed on our facebook page. >>> we're tracking a new story for you from overnight after a fire gut as home in a community in montgomery county. we've learned one person was >>> right now on news 4 today, a busy night for firefighters in montgomery county after a fire breaks out in a townhouse community, seriously injuryi

a 10-year-old girl by the name of stevie. she was found wearing the blue jeans and the striped shirt that the minnie mouse picture on it described by her family and indeed that's what she was wearing when she was covered. it's all very sad and gut wrenching. the families are inside the tents, the police headquarters. it's right flex to the hospital where the bodies are identified. five large pieces of what is believed to be this plane, it's not just we who believe it, indonesian officials say they are certain this is the plane, have been found. one of them is as big as 60 feet long 18 meters the equivalent of a six-story building. what this tells you, people found strapped in their seats, the seat got away from their plane. it tells you it's unlikely this plane exploded in the air. it's more like lily -- they don't know for sure they need to find the black boxes. no pingers, no nothing at this point. the bad weather led to engine failure from icing when the plane stalled. that's what they think happened. they won't be sure un

during his years here, senator mitchell displayed an extraordinary patience and stevie determination to get things done. he was and is judicial, analytical, painstakingly intellectual, a man of great wisdom and of diplomatic skill. he loves the senate and the democratic process. his legislative achievements as majority leader were many. in 1990, following months of negotiations with the bush administration, he steered through the senate the landmark clean air act, he helped push through laws to voter broader -- brought in voter registration. to protect the basic rights of americans with disabilities and put 100,000 new police officers on our streets. and his final term as majority leader, he used -- push through laws that enabled us to turn around the deficit, to get a budget in order, and start to grow the economy again. in the end, he was such a successful majority leader that some actually compared him to none other than lyndon baines johnson. during his last years here, he turned down the chance to serve in the supreme court, choosing instead to try to finish his work on a compre

. >> i've got old albums like stevie nicks right here. ♪ until the landslide brought me down ♪ >> reporter think they think i'm somewhat cool for still buying cds. oh right on man, like you support the artists. yeah. >> reporter: but an announcement from hyundai was enough to give him pause. some of the automakers' 2016 cars won't take cds. >> i think i must have to continually buy old cars then. >> reporter: its a he not shocking cds may follow in the footsteps of grandpa 8-track and daddy cassette tape. >> i decide every week what cds i want to right around with. >> reporter: but this music writer not letting go. disks are always meticulousry store stored in the doors of his car. >> reporter: he even wrote a commentary about car cd players asking am i the only one still listening? >> i want to hear it loud in the car. when i get in the car i just want to listen to a cd or drive home. or if i'm gone on weekends i just want to listen to one thing. >> reporter: in response one guy kiddingly called him geriatric. >> i wanted to be offended but it was the funniest thing i had heard in some ti

as grieving relatives mourn for 10-year-old stevie and her mother still waiting for the family's grandmother, grandfather, father and two other children who are still unaccounted for. in surabaya indonesian kaut katy tur. >>> smoke is pouring out from the italian ferry, making the search for answers very difficult. italian emergency workers have reboarded and looking for evidence among the wreckage. at least 11 people died when the ferry caught fire on december 28th and over 400 have been rescued. >>> investigators fear there may be more bodies on board. the cause of the fire is still unknown. >>> i'm richard jordan following breaking news. chopper 4 has just arrived in gaithersburg where a person has been hit and killed by a marked train. live pictures from north summit and east diamond avenue there. all brunswick line service is suspended now. passengers are being told to use metro and bus service to get home. we'll have updates on this situation and that serious crash that is causing some major delays on the inner loop of the beltway in green belt. that's ahead on news4 at 5:00. for now,

we were invited to a funeral home a 45-year-old woman and her 10-year-old daughter stevie were foundto rest this friday. loved ones came up to ang altar in the buddhist tradition, lit contactedles the coffin is behind the altar. in addition to that many of the people there took hundreds of pieces of paper, folded them into pieces of papers that looked like money and in the buddhist tradition, you take that and throw it into fire and it is supposed to provide for them in the afterlife. all very sad. we feel terrible for this family but what makes it worse is that this family had seven people on the flight 10-year-old's stevie's father was on it her grandmother, brother, sister and her sister's fiancee and those bodies have not yet been found so this family is planning for the funeral of the mother and daughter and then they will have to plan for more funerals after that. >> are the aviation authorities and indonesian authorities investigating, are they providing special briefings for the relatives of these victims? >> reporter: yes, that's why this tent is here. the families come here

the halftime of yesterday's game at the gold lasalle honored the 1989-'90 explorers led by coach steviethe explorers go 30-1 in the regular season winning their conference championship and the big five. also in local college hoops yesterday, drexel knocked off delaware down in newark and that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sports net. >>> it's a tradition that dates back neurosurgeonmore than 50 years. the mum mers serenade. they were honored during the festivities that first started in 1960. >>> hey, if you're looking for something to do today and looking to make some improvements to your house, the philadelphia home show is the place to be. the home show opened yesterday at the pennsylvania convention center in center city. the show features the latest trends in remodeling decorating gardening, and of course technology. there is a fantastic xfinity booth there. there are plenty of experts on hand to dish out the advice. tomorrow, by the way is heroes day, so military firefighters police, and teachers get in free. and the show continues next week. >>> a dover police officer

. >>: stevie was a very cheerful girl she brightened up everyone the she was around everybody loved her the same time the brother and sister more in the other five including the mother the matriarch of the family aiding the 81 year-old has also parents. perished >> reporter: gary tuchman cnn >> pam: north korea/not the not united states over new economic sanctions the new sanctions started friday after the fbi said north korea was behind last month's computer had sony. the continuo to deny any involvement in the cyber attack north korea says the sanctions will only harden its wheel and resent resolution. >> pam: another company announces a data breaches' affecting customers this time its financial services giant morgan stanley the company says one of its employes expose the personal details of 900 of its wealthiest clients on-line. oe has been fired and authorities are investigating the breached morgan stanley did not say if the worker accidentally or intentionally committed a breach. >> pam: another stat scandal involving a british royal. consumer electronics show is this week in las v