attended along with a number of people from the san francisco's and your director of transportation bryan kelly was talking about the state of our system transportation unfortunately, the news was grim we're from a state of criticized with our international structure this is as supervisor avalos pointed out we've invested in our from to begin a national dialog will the state transportation we have a highway trust fund heading into the red and funded inadequately by the federal gas tax it funded not only highways but surface transportation across the modes and bicycling as well as and the pedestrian involvements investment so we rang the bell and called on everyone to paying attention e pay attention and particle with the new dialog in washington and congress to recognize this is a bipartisanship issue with the labor groups calling on congress to move for the funding for transportation by 20 thirty we're expecting to see 40 percent of the population in upper in his places this is wherewith he have sustainable global and social equitable development we want to make sure that particularly where we

. >> reporter: cheshire was married to bryan's sister kelly. sons. >> i have to pray that people who have had similar situations can look at my family and see how we're possley dealing with it and maybe we'll be a positive inspiration for others. >> reporter: in 2013 he opened up to amy about the death of his sister and brother who died in 1995. >> my only siblings you know gone from the world a flash in two different crazy tragic manners. >> this one is for you, luke. >> reporter: he says the night of chess spire'shirecheshire's peers sang "drank a beer," it was powerful for his family. >> that night we were as a family watching all of that on tv and watching lady a and stapleton sing that and it was a big-time healing moment. >> reporter: a much-needed healing moment for a family coming together in the face of tragedy. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. ♪ >> luke is such a special soul. he always has been. >> stepped right up. >> and his response and his message to everyone who faces tragedy is so uplifting. he is a

. >> reporter: cheshire was married to bryan's sister kelly who died in 2007. people that have had similar situations can maybe look at my family and see me positively dealing with it and maybe we'll be a positive inspiration for others. >> reporter: in 2013 he opened up to amy about the death of his sister and brother who died in 1995. >> my only siblings, you know, gone from the world a flash in two different crazy, tragic manners. >> this one is for you, luke. and your family we love you so much. >> reporter: bryan says the night of cheshire's funeral, his peers sang "drink a beer," the one he wrote for his siblings describing it as powerful for his family. >> that night we were as a family watching all of that on tv and watching lady a and stapleton sing that and it was a big-time healing moment. >> reporter: a much-needed healing moment for a family coming together in the face of tragedy. for "good morning america," reena ninan, abc news, new york. ♪ ♪ drink a beer ♪ >> luke is such a special soul. he always has been. >> boy he stepped right up. >> yeah. >

bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, after an icy start to the day, it did warm up a bit, "eyewitness news" on kelly drive as joggers venture out for a run but now our meteorologist are tracking snow showers for later in the week. meteorologist kathy orr is outside on the sky deck with that first forecast for you kathy. >> it is a great night to be outside, there is some wind but it is very comfortable. in fact that will not stick throughout the rest of this week. the right now we are dealing with temperatures in the 20's and 30's, and we will go down even further, some of the coldest a air of the season moving in by the end of the the weekend. lets take a look at the what we have here, temperatures on the cool side, philadelphia down to 37. thirty-three in allentown. only 25 in the poconos. average high being 43 for this time of the year. we are close in the city today. philadelphia right now seeing at the the same win at 14 miles an hour, so breezy conditions will continue through the early part of the evening and temperatures will slowly fall with the partly cloudy sky. by 9:00 p.m. 33. by 11:00 o'clock d