part of it was dating caitlin, too.o, we're friends. >> we're starting this business. >> we're starting this business. so he would write on calendar like day caitlin finally says yes to dating brian. >> honestly, i don't think that it was a life for caitlin but it's definitely become their life. to see how much they have grown and everything she's learned in the last four years and everything she's done i think is amazing, truly amazing. i don't think i could have done the same thing at her age. >> i can't believe it's actually going to happen. >> i can't believe my daughter owns this store. you were going to be a teacher. >> now i'm -- >> now you're -- >> -- playing in dope. >> hello. >> hi, how are you? >> how are you doing today? >> i'm good. how are you guys? >> so you're from new england. >> originally, yes. >> why do you want to work here? >> well, i'm very interested in the industry. >> this is where my passion is at. >> i really look at it as medicine and not something to get high off of. >> it's where i want to

arrive look at south philly caitlin here's a thought. have an umbrella handy just in cages i was listening to your earlier newscast. >> just in case. never know. that will be the case tomorrow ba we're only talking about the chance for a shower or two very isolateed but don't want to be caught without it. overall it should be a nice week. nice end to the weekend. clear skies outside right now we saw lot of sunshine, temperatures today a little bit warmer. at least closer to normal. it's been so actually over the past few days. 64 was the high in philadelphia. low 60s north and west. upper 50s cooler still by the shore we saw that ocean and bay breeze develop earlier this afternoon. mainly in the 40s. 54 mirror in philadelphia. 49 in pottstown. 51 in trenton and 44 in mount pocono. your fox future cast what we're watching out for is really not much. high pressure still in place. we've got a nice night that will give way to a monday morning with a lot of sunshine see the sun back to work and school. by the afternoon lot like today. northwe

let's get over to meteorologist caitlin roth. caitlin. >> that's right. on the heels of a beautiful weekend lucy even yann we have rain an lot of it moving for monday morning. so if you can give yourself extra time before you hit the roads for the rush getting the kids ready for school. going need it because probably be delays on the roadways even possibly at the airport too. so here's what we're dealing with the beginning of the showers just starting to move in to our western suburbs some of this not making it to the ground yet that will fill in overnight and we'll start to have the steadier showers push in by day break. here's what we're anticipating. fox future cast shows the rain filling in and by about 7:00 a.m. the beginning of the commute you can see really heavy patches of rain over the philadelphia area and it doesn't take much at this time. so you know what the heavy rain going on for a couple of hours it is going to cause some problems. so probably from about 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. we'll see the heaviest and instead yesterday of the rain move

caitlin, thank you very much. >> you're so welcome lucy. i know.t spring can be like, very nice. we don't always have to have the clouds the damp and dreary and cold weather we had earlier this week but this weekend it was plenty of sunshine beautiful night out there right now. we did have cold temperatures to start off our sunday i don't think it will be as chilly tomorrow morning. high temperatures earlier today sketch we made it to in philadelphia. that's above normal. 68 in allentown. 65 in mount pocono actually cooler south and east for once. we sea breeze kick in and that kept temperatures a little bit cooler in delaware and south jersey that included a breeze too in fact temperatures falling into the low 50s on the coastline by mid afternoon right now 53 in philadelphia. 54 in trenton, new jersey. 48 in wilmington and 47 in dover. so you can see where the cooler temps are overnight tonight things will level out. fox future clear skies as we head into early monday morning. maybe clouds to start you might wake up walk outside see that it looks

caitlin. >> hi, caitlin. >> can you pronounce that volcano again for me, calbuco. >> that is right. >> thanks alex. >> same here. >> but not in mulika it is a dry town. >> but people will bring me wine. >> good. >> yes it is byo in mulika. look at that forecast. it is a cold start this morning. temperatures in the mid 50's but it will be breezy, still feeling very chilly. the freeze warning until 9:00 a.m. for northwestern counties. freeze watch out for same area including south jersey. that is for tomorrow, saturday until 8:00 a a.m. we have another very cold night ahead and without the the wind, tonight into early tomorrow we could see widespread frost. temperatures right now starting to bottom out here. thirty-seven in allentown. thirty-six in pottstown. thirty-seven in reading. the these are areas where we have a freeze warning in effect and obviously we're not there yet. it doesn't look like we will sit there for too long. probably will not happen. regardless it is still cold you need the heat on this morning. upper 30's toward south jersey. this is all thanks to the the very col

. >> caitlin is here for sue serio. good morning caitlin. >> after midnight we let it all hang out too, don't we? we do. it is fox 29 spring fling this morning in mulika is the destination. we have been talking about this all week. the meet your favorite good day and fox 29 news members from both evening team and the morning team. forecast is cold enough to warrant a winter jacket this morning. thirty-seven is where we start at 7:00 a.m. we will slowly rise in the 40's. mid 50's, breezy and cool by this afternoon. it might be cold not just cool. it was very chilly yesterday afternoon. i think we will see the same thing. more sunshine but still pretty windy. when are out in the morning we will be out there again for later newscasts at five and 6:00 a.m. outside right now we saw reports of the flurries, yesterday morning across the area we could still see flurries in western and northern counties earlier today but for the most part we will have a nice looking friday a lot of sunshine expect, and into early saturday we wil

>> thank you caitlin.n to stop the silence toward violence. neighbors and family members of homicide victims marching to try to find a solution to violence in their community and they're seeking justice for victims. about 400 people came out there today. urging neighbors to break the so-called street code of silence, when it comes to tracking down criminals. >> i think it is important for us to wake the streets up, the silence to mends camden we're going moved to funerals and viewings or you know, all of that stuff than going to visiting people that are alive. >> organizers say once people find the courage to speak up, more criminals can be taken off the streets. >> construction coming to a sudden stop today in fairmount after worker gets in a electrical jolt. officials say the 30 year old construction worker came into contact with a live wire while he was working on that green lift there. it happened at a property on the 1700 block of folsome street. police say the man was rushed to hahnemann hospital, an

we'll get into the specifics of the forecast but first we've got a question for caitlin. >> hi caitlin would like to know how the weather is going to be today for the first annual fishing dirby. >> look at that. up in upper bucks county. you and ava, maybe she's a little camera shy. we do have great weather for whatever you have planned oult side. so i'm happy to deliver the good news today. it's sunny, beautiful and warm. high temperatures close to 80 degrees. it will be warmer in the mountains than it is at the beaches today. our own jennie joyce says i woke up sneezing this morning. all you allergy sufferers feel the same way. i do too. high pollen through the weekend. this is the heart of the season so it's to be expected. maple, juniper and poplar all high. the rain makes it a little bit better. outside, no rain here. sunshine, it's gorgeous. down south we have a lot of stormy weather. pockets of showers and thunderstorms in the southern plains, the gulf coast states. severe weather possible in those spots later today and that whole system will make its way into our area. that wil

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fox 29 meteorologist caitlin roth caitlin what a day thank you. >> i know, you are so welcome, joyce. it was such a bought full afternoon and great spring weekend. this is nice spring weather we have been waiting for after going through showers and chilly temperatures earlier this week. actually very cold this morning. some places waking up with frost on the grass, others stuck in the 30's and lower 40's but nice warm up thanks in part to the sunshine outside. look at that beautiful sky line forming. that is philadelphia and all of its bright, blue skies glory. such a nice afternoon. 66 degrees. you can see a slight swing of the cameras as those wind are around 15 miles an hour. not as gust ity as yesterday. sixty-six in pottstown. sixty-seven in allentown. sixty-five in lancaster. cooler down south. fifty-seven in wilmington. fifty-eight in dover. fifty-six in millville. fifty-seven in atlantic city. some of us still not feeling the warmth that we could. i think tomorrow though we all really feel mild temperatures. wind out of the southwest at ten to 15 miles ab hour. fox future cast

caitlin roth here. no explains about part one of this weekend. >> that's right joyce.mplain either considering the past few days we had before that. beautiful weather returned this week. it looks nicer for sunday if you can believe that but along with this spring change for the better we are also seeing cold temperatures tonight. cold enough for a frost advicer to to be issued for some of our northern and western suburbs. this is where the growing season has begun so if you have sensitive plants outside you still have time, the advisory between 2:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. for lancaster berks chester montgomery and lower bucks county. same for south jersey, ocean southern burlington atlantic and cumberland county you're included in that advisory. we'll warm up pretty quickly after a chilly start to sunday morning. 49 outside right now at the airport. elsewhere we're seeing mainly 40's but 38 in millville. i think the frost will be spotty at best. we're not going to see anything too widespread. it's going to take awhile for temperatures to fall back into the mid 30's in some

thank you caitlin always make sure you're prepared for the weather to change with the fox 29 weather app. just head to myfoxphilly.com to download the app. you can get alerts sent right to your phone. >>> a new jersey elementary teacher is now suspended after having her third grade students write get well letters to a convicted cop killer. mumia abu jamal is serving time for killing a philadelphia police officer in 1981. that classroom assignment sent ripples through a north jersey community. fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson got a hold of the school diss trek in the wake of the teacher's suspension. >> the school system needs to immediately fire any teacher involved in this. >> reporter: the backlash continues to grow in the case involving a third grade teacher who had her students write get well letters to mumia abu jamal. today the teacher marlon was suspended with pay. we received a statement from the orange new jersey school superintendent saying "she will be immediately suspended with pay until such time the investigation is completed and based upon the results of the investi

>> hi caitlin! >> two left feet i guess we'll say? >> there go. >> good morning to you both.morning to everyone else, we have the penn relays in town over the next few days, huge event out in university city. tons of traffic. people coming, going all the track stars of our area will be out there. and all of our fans cheering them on. luckily, we have great weather for t now, today is certainly cool. you'll feel it outside. it is chilly. but 55 degrees with some sunshine we slowly warm up, but it stays breezy for friday. 56 degrees. the best day is going to be saturday. we will hit 62. but every morning here, will be off to very cool start. so spectators definitely need a jacket. although pretty ideal weather running, if you don't mind bit after breeze, that could be an issue. cool refreshing, but certainly cooler than we've been used to. temperatures in the 30, a to the 40's 45 in philadelphia, 44 dover, 43 millville. even cooler tonight as high pressure settles over us. in fact, we will be waking up tomorrow at this time, seeing temperatures below freezing. fox future cast s

i'm grateful for my relationship and friendship with caitlin.in different parts of the world, 1000 miles apart. alix: what did you hope to get out of it? what do you want to have me get out after i finish reading it? caitlin: kindness comes in small forms. it makes a huge difference in their life. alix: it can be hard without being condescending. it is hard to draw the line. kaitlin: i want kids to know that sometimes if you just do what is right in your heart, and be interested in somebody else 's, and be kind to them, that we are all the same. alix: i've member getting a penpal at some point. maybe i wrote a letter. i didn't care. you had such an investment in this. martin, what was it like when you got the first letter? martin: it was very exciting for me. it was the first time for me to connect to the outside world given where i was growing up. i was curious to learn about caitlin what background she was in, what america was about given what i know that america was what i read in the newspapers or watching on tv. connecting to a real america

couldn't get out of bed this morning. >> chilly caitlin?t is very chilly out there this morning. it does not feel like late april. maybe more like early march. we are giving today a six after the rain we saw yesterday, we should stay mainly dry early sunshine, but will be pretty breezy, pretty cooler feeling like brisk fall afternoon isolated showers possible if you are headed to the phils game this afternoon. temperatures at first pitch only in the 40's, bus stop buddy dressed for it, we broke out the winter coat. why not? temperatures around freezing in some spots. fox 29 winter coat of course. chilly start little sunshine, but again we will be battling the clouds most of today. look at the beautiful scene though behind me. 44 degrees on clear but cool morning, winds out of the west northwest 13 miles per hour here in philadelphia. so that breeze will make it feel even cooler. normally late april seasonable temperatures, should be reaching the mid 60s, we will only get to 54 today. with that wind, of course, making it feel cooler. like i

caitlin ross has your answer. it is friday, april 24th 2015, spring fling happens today. as he heads out to mulika a lot of fun in south jersey to day. >> yes. >> sean bellies waking up to hang out with him. fun. >> sportscaster here on fox 29 team. >> we have evening people column the to the morning morning team go to the evening. >> a real team. >> it is real cold. >> one really cold team. it is cold out there. temperatures starting off in the 30's freezing mark for some of us, even 20's showing up in the poconos. we do this by the numbers every single day. it is very subjective in my subjective opinion but for day friday we are giving it a six. nights looking day. we will have a lot of sunshine. we are starting off chilly and windy all afternoon make going it feel like yesterday afternoon. bus stop buddy i gave the myth inens because he need them. temperatures in the 30's phillies hat for the game later this evening. the braves are in town. we have a lot of sunshine and winter coat. all kid need it heading out in the bus stop. 40 degrees in philadelphia wind north west

>> thank you so much, caitlin. we know one person is being treated at this hour after being hit by a car. this happened in bucks county overnight. this was about 2:00 a.m. right at street road and i-95 in ben-salem. no word on this victim's condition. >>> also another accident, this one in cobb's creek. it happened just a short time ago at walnut and 52nd street. a car slammed into a minivan and took out a light. the cause of that crash is under investigation. >> we're following new developments this morning in that deadly earthquake in nepal. the death toll is continuing to rise. more than 21 people confirmed dead. one of them a doctor with local connections. a powerful after shock sends people running for cover. she joins us now in the social media center. >> as you mentioned this morning we're learning big after shocks are rocking nepal. we're learning about the victims as well, including a 29-year-old from new jersey, a physician's assistant. she's from edison. her death was confirmed. she was a base confirmed

not quite as warm as yesterday and caitlin i loved yesterday. i don't think you air loan iain. it was so beautiful. we hit 81 degrees saturday afternoon best day in a long time. also warmer since september 28th. so changes are occurring. cloud have increased this afternoon. it turned cooler. signal that we have weather change owes the the way all thanks to this storm system we can see it moving green toward our area, slowly but surely this same storm that brought severe wet's cross central u.s. yesterday, and, parts of the tennessee valley today is pushing rain in the philadelphia area still a couple hours away. if you have evening plans you will be fine. fifty-six outside right now. fifty's in the pottstown. sixty in allentown. chilly breezy cloudy 50 degrees in atlantic city. it was chilly all weekend down the shore with the sea breeze and own shore flow. big difference from yesterday. twenty-four hour temperature change in the order of 20 to 25 to close to 30 degrees cooler. so spring is back. it will feel more like fall as we head into tonight with temperatures falling back

>> all right talk to you then, thank you very much caitlin. more than month after police say teenagers killed a man walking his dog and community has gathered again to remember him. the african episcopal church of saint thomas in overbrook celebrated and remembered james today. three teens facing charges for what happened in march. stillman out walking his dog near his overbrook home. that will community standing strong. >> let us remember james our neighbor friend, and loved one, let's celebrate his life, memory legacy, and support his family, because that's who we are. we are overbrook and wynnefield. >> prosecutors have charged two, 15 year old both overbrook high school student and the 13 is facing robbery and conspiracy charges one arrest down, nor come, after massive brawl inside septa station had one person tumbling on the tracks, this 18 year old now facing long list of charges including assault, caring a gun without a license. the fight happened tuesday at the spring garden station on the broad street line. investigators say mostly st

. >> caitlins. >> i had a great birthday over the weekend. >> so much fun friday night. >> i feel blessed. >> friday night here are pictures from friday. this is a cake. thanks to sweet tes bake shop. i calling it for falling for philly cake. my first birthday in philly here. >> love hearts. >> happy birthday. >> great for them to make that cake good what does that have have to do with anything. >> because i'm classy. i like jewelry. >> my parents, they have been in town. my mom and dad are probably watching right now. we had happy hour at uban at 13th. >> yes. >> and 13th and -- >> look at mike in deep in conversation. >> i'm discussing things getting my point across. >> don't they look lovely. >> they were sweet enough to come down. >> and this is happy hour i had. >> you have good looking friend. >> these are my co-workers. the kit cat kline abby our producer tom loudon caitlin ross of course. >> and alyssa ingram. >> who is that boy in the back. >> tom loudon our executive producer. >> of course we could not end it up there. >> oh, god. >> what did i sleep in that shirt. >> then we we

caitlin is going to give us more of that. >> classic. "if i can't have you." this one, relax, chill, maybe dance around your house and keep watching fox 29 weekend. ♪ ♪ >> did you ever get the feeling that your bills are the size of wyoming but your checkbook is the size of rhode island? it's called a short-term financial jam. there's two types of loans that i want you to avoid. the first of these loans is a payday loan. you're borrowing against your next paycheck. next you have a car title loan. you're using the car as collateral for the loan. you've got to be careful because these loans are putting new carpet in your house while it's on fire. in fact, according to a recent study, interest rates can be as high as 300 %. in the case of a car title loan, you miss a payment, you're walking to work. not good. so here's a few tips to help you get through a short-term cash crunch. first, pump up the emergency savings. whatever it takes. throw some money into that emergency fund. next, call your bank and see if they'll put an overdraft on your checking account. you

there is caitlin roth. >> good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> good to see you all. you should march a guy named ira. >> why? >> like rot ira, like a rot ira (. >> oh, our goods could have hyphen ate dollars name. >> that would be great. >> very money salve. >> i hilarious. >> if your name is ira, would you like to date caitlin. >> let us glow we know there are a lot of ira's out there. >> just lining up for me, thank you, mike. >> whatever. >> true. >> just going tort names, though, so it doesn't matter. all right, little chilly out there this morning, probably colder than you've been used to, giving today a six. it is a nice looking day, starting off with sunshine, no rain really in the forecast, maybe isolated shower, that's about what it will get. but winnie, a cooler, bus stop buddy with the fox 29 winter jacket on, you know, it is cold for those little ones out there. mainly in the three's, suburbs, 40's here in the city so chilly start, will stay that way for the next couple of mornings. 43 degrees outside in philadelphia, right now, west wind will increase, t

caitlin. >> thank you jeff. also professional video of what is now the largest tornado to date for this year. it has received a rating ef4. it touched down on thursday in the rochelle fair dale neighbors of north illinois and here's some video of the -- clear rotation of that storm. now, some of this was on the highway. some storm chasers driving this looks like professional video of the tornado as it formed in northern illinois. and we have other video that shows magnitude of called a wedge tornado. now, a wedge tornado is a more informal maybe a slang version of what you would hear from a storm chaser that's become popular because it makes sense it's a tornado that looks like a wedge it looks wider than it is taller from the base of the clouds to the ground. here's obviously some storm chaser video you can hear them in the background which we hope of course was just professionals they're being safe while they see such a powerful tornado. we have of course don't encourage anyone to do that here in our area. in

caitlin, what are we expecting? >> a little bit warmer than yesterday.ay will be that much nicer than what you saw saturday afternoon. it was gusty, there's still a cool edge out there, but with calm winds and a lot of sunshine, temperatures should get close to 70s, it will be a nice and mild afternoon. let's look at the forecast where gary is down in atlantic city, he wants to go fishing. great idea because the winds are so much calmer today. we still have a little bit of a chop off the ocean, but the temperatures will be rising steadily into the 60s by noon. sunny and nice and a little cooler as always by the water. you'll flip back into the 50s by the evening and the water temperatures are still very cold. 45 right outside atlantic city. if you're out on the boat, still cold in the water but a nice day to go fishing. temperatures right now, it's chilly. i wish i drove in with gloves on because temperatures are only in the 30s. it's cold in spots. 42 now in atlantic city and 38 in dover. they've got a 1:35 game and it will be gorgeous. let's get some f

we will have scary moments up next, caitlin. >>> it looks windy out there, for you. it is cold too.right blue skies today. nice looking day. the feels more like winter along with rest of the weekend forecast coming up, jen? >> reporter: all right. i'm here with the gentlemen's club, in mulika, at mullica at the amish farmers market. ed knew i like to be a little fat free. he brought me sugar free, sugar free creamer, vanilla because you wanted me to have a nice cup have of coffee. >> it is a healthy creamer. >> i like it. >> this is awesome. mike yearrick you have never brought me anything to work and nothing sugar free and fat free. >> when you come back i'll give you something. quincy? >> you know who else is in mullica. >> quincy. >> we are out in mullica, playing a little hoops. the sixers need one of these kid because we all know sixers are terrible, okay. we are rounding it up playing ball trying to get ready, q, thinks he can play some d, about to put up a shot. shoot that shot. >> he rather would be playing for sixers. next we will go outside, play tug a war, round it up. >>

. >> caitlin?> no not up mike. >> i am here to gave you a weather forecast cooler, breezy for today thursday, 54 degrees is sour high temperature later on morning temperatures so chilly 57, that's in philadelphia upper 20's, low 30's, freezing conditions for many of the suburban spots. >> another cold morning then we will see temperatures pretty steady mid 60s through the rest of the seven day forecast it looks like pretty quiet week t looks like a fairly dry week. there is a channels after shower, very isolated today. for the most part, we should be dry. now tomorrow morning, remember fox 29 will be in mullica hill. for our spring fling taking show on the road, and you can meet some of your favorite good day and fox 29 cast members, starting 7:00 a.m. temperatures though in the three's, do not forget a jacket early tomorrow morning, very cold. back on for the 5:00 p.m. news 56 degrees, still cool breeze so, please come join us down in mullica hill tomorrow morning friday, if you can. >> mini pet f

i think i saw -- we have caitlin right there. >> caitlin, rule of law committee for the ocean. i don't have a -- the arctic nations, russia by far has the most integrated development plan. they have gone through their budgets for different sectoral plans, pulled out the arctic onces and created an ark arctic commission. is that something we should be trying to work with on economic development -- building a regional arctic economic growth. if we don't do it, i assume some of the port production -- port operation facilities in southeast asia will be in there, so it is not something we can stop by not participating, but it seems like that region is an area that could be separated from the normal moscow/washington tensions we had forever. and have something that focuses more on the back channel for building a partnership in that region of the arctic where we want to see reasonable economic development. the russians want to see economic development and reasonable environmental protection. seems like there is an opportunity to work together there. in spite of the strategic issues th

. >> just in, it is cold outside, caitlin roth. >> it is april. >> it is late april. winter jackets practically needed out there. really i'm serious, because we do have some temperatures around the freezing mark this morning, and we have snow on the map. so welcome back to winter i guess? good morning everybody just after 5:00 a.m. this is all the cold air rushing in behind the showers and storms, that we saw yesterday, pretty impressive. at one storm brought 71-mile per hour wind gust to the airport. but, the snow showers not going to reach us, back in western and central pa moving through the mountains, that being said, it will still be a very cool day. cold again into tonight. this is when the real chilly temperatures will settle in. we should start off the day in the 30's just about everywhere freeze warning out for upper bucks lehigh, northampton north jersey. freeze watch for everyone else so it may be upgrade today freeze warning, for interior south jersey, berks montgomery chester lancaster. not including the philadelphia area the growing season has yet to beg

. >> citing cases such as caitlin kovacs, a student that went to a fraternity and later on passed awayfrom alcohol consumption. in november there was a student who went to the hospital for alcohol poisoning. so mike reached out to rutgers university spokesperson. the office of fraternity and sorority affairs is taking a step out of caution that concern. >> i was in the united states army. i was not going to join any organization. rutgers, 1845. it used to be a public service minded mission. maybe they got away from that. bill: we have a 21 -year-old drinking age. if you lower the drinking age you will have so much out of control boozing. i think it makes sense, but it would be up to the college students to pay attention. good chase. a man turns 100 and allegedly -- >> took her life with an ax accident his own with a knife. ♪ ♪ hello, i'm here to talk to you on behalf of windex. recently we've noticed a series of advertisements created by these two birds, inviting you to stay away from the streak free shine of windex. their advertisements are false. sfx: squeaking from window cleaning c

we can't get out -- >> what's going on caitlin. >> it's so cold. it feels colder once you get the taste of spring and then you go back. >> i know. >> it's been hard couple of days. it's been so cool. luckily it will get back to normal tomorrow. >> 80 degrees last saturday. >> we were. >> we were 80 degrees last saturday. i don't know when we'll hit 80 again. not happening any time soon. we shall at least hit 70 this week. >> okay. >> progress. >> slow and steady out there. >> i know. it has been a couple of cool days also had showers out there this evening. mainly south of philadelphia but we knew going into the weekend there would be a storm system moving through the mid atlantic and it looks to cut just south of our area but some sections of delaware seeing some steady rain right now. that will continue overnight. this is mainly baltimore -- washington southern delaware, maybe grazing cape may county, new jersey. we'll zoom in better with ultimate doppler. it's been quite here in philadelphia. it is north and west. but there's some of those stead

sophomore caitlin died last september, after attending a party at the delta cap an epsilon fraternityr death was ruled alcohol related then last month reports every under age drinking led to a fraternity shutdown. >> definitely they can get out of hand. but there are the large percentage of frats on campus that don't let it get out every hand. >> the university says they're taking this step out of caution and concern. though some think this ban will do more harm than good. >> that doesn't mean parties will stop happening t means they will stop happening in the heard houses. but every fraternity has satellite house somewhere in new brunswick less safe place, and they'll have their there instead. >> no word yet how rutgers will enforce the party ban. as of now formals can continue as long as planned as long as third party vendors serve the alcohol. justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> right now 5:13, what a different day from yesterday katie. rain today? >> absolutely, yes. really the beginning of pattern that will stay pretty damp and dreary for our area. we are going to see one th

i think i saw -- we have caitlin right there. >> caitlin rule of law committee for the ocean. i don't have a -- the arctic nations, russia by far has the most integrated development plan. they have gone through their budgets for different sec electoral plans, pulled out the arctic onces and created an ark arctic commission. is that something we should be trying to work with on economic development -- building a regional arctic economic growth. if we don't do it, i assume some of the port production -- port operation facilities in southeast asia will be in there, so it is not something we can stop by not participating, but it seems like that region is an area that could be separated from the normal moscow/washington tensions we had forever. and have something that focuses more on the back channel for building a partnership in that region of the arctic where we want to see reasonable economic development. the russians want to see economic development and reasonable environmental protection. seems like there is an opportunity to work together there. in spite of the strategic issu

when the tide went out, researchers like caitlin brown of the marine mammal center dug in through blubber and then muscle tissue and they went deeper looking for a cause of death and maybe a trend and we're looking for things like hemorrhage trauma bruising and we're assessing the bone structure and making sure that all of the bones are in their natural position and then we want to get into the interior organs. >> all the while, this crowd grew. it climbed, it watched and it speculated. >> you know, i remember the one in tus qaa der on, but that was 20 30 years ago. >> and now there's this one, an event that's not a happy occasion, but a 49-foot long reminder that there's so much more out there, another world just offshore. in pacifica wayne freedman, abc 7. >> crews are still at the scene of a deadly accident in richmond. sky 7 hd was over the scene on westbound 80 near central avenue. according to the highway patrol a motorcyclist was killed after the rider lost control and skidded across several lanes. a big rig trying to avoid that motorcycle then overturned and hit an suv. two other

just tweet your questions using the #fox29weekend and caitlin roth will start answering on air tomorrowning beginning at 8am. >>> developing to night, the search for whoever opened fire on a philadelphia street hitting two people. this was the scene on the 6600 block of hregman in at a time coney neighborhood of philadelphia. an 18-year-old and 20-year-old were both shot just before 8:00 this evening. they were taken to the hospital. both are on in stable condition. >> accused of home grown terrorist busted right here in philadelphia. fbi says agents watched her for years but they made their move this morning. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at the federal courthouse in center city with more for us tonight. shawnette? >> reporter: dawn, keonna thomas will be back in court on wednesday for a detention hearing. in the meantime people are shocked who live in the neighborhood in north philadelphia where she was taken into custody. this unsuspecting home with american flags lining the porch roof where federal investigators moved if on 30-year-old kiona thomas this morning she was arrested

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caitlin shannon with the manayunk street food festival. >> yes. >> how many trucks will be there?ent kind of cuisin, cupcakes comfort foot to barbeque so a lot. >> jen, your favorite one. >> way too many. >> okay jacky thank you very much. the grilled cheese looks fantastic. what's this second one guys? what are we looking flat. >> what's in this this is e miami opinion panata's s. >> my wife is polish and they love pirogi's, tell me about those real quickly. >> completely hand made, everything from scratch. something we grew up eating in the delaware valley. we want to bring it to everybody in the delaware val. >> i your name? >> jean. >> chris. >> matt. >> why do you guys like the street food festival. >> great exposure, a lot of people that real puts food trucks on the map shows people how interesting they are. >> let me go a quick bite on this one. >> oh my god. it is amazing. >> come with me. you love dessert too. come on down real quick. >> shannon, what are we seeing here? which one is this that bob will try. >> welch's bakery, brunch inspired cafe. try the strawberries. >>

caitlin darros started the nonprofit organization angels of god clothing closet when she was just 12. she runs it from a storefront providing clothing and other items to people in need. they're putting together easter baskets for children living in homeless shelters. she's scheduled to be on the show this afternoon here on nbc 10. >>> at 3:00, it is ellen. today, the rock, dwayne johnson, the star of furious 7 and legendary singer charlie wilson who used to be the lead singer of the gap band he'll perform on the ellen stage. and nbc 10 news at 4:00. swiped at the shore. expensive items ripped out of the ground and off of homes in some cases and why it is such a challenge for police to catch the criminals responsible. that's this afternoon on nbc 10 news at 4:00. >>> and now to an update on our top story, investigators in montgomery county say they won't release the names of the man and the woman found dead with chainsaw wounds until they can contact their relatives. couple's teenage son found the bodies at their lower moreland home yesterday afternoon. the d.a.'s office is waiting for

sophomore caitlin kovax died last september after attending a party at the delta cap an epsilon alcohol. then reports of under age drinking led to sigma few epsilon fraternity to shut down. >> definitely can get out of hand. but there are the large percentage of frats on campus that don't let it get out of hand. >> the university says they are taking this step out of caution and concern. though some think this ban will do more harm than good. >> that doesn't mean parties are going to stop happening t means they will stop happening in their letter houses, but every fraternity has satellite house somewhere in new brunswick in a less safe place. and they are going to have their parties there instead. >> rutgers has okay end of year parties for campus greeks but only third party vendors serve the alcohol. party ban is in effect, though no word on how it is enforced. live in the news center, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will still to come this morning, the company that is giving its employees a full ride to college even if they only work part time. >> incredib

some of them quite interestingly and caitlin has been a great student of studying these strategies. they do have a very robust sustainable development component. but as the russian economy continues to experience extraordinary difficulties, you know, this is going to be a challenge for them to sustain their very ambitious strategies but we need to understand what's important. why is the arctic so important to russia and my thesis is that we've actually seen some significant and disturbing changes in russia's arctic policy particularly after the crimea annexation. that we need to understand and study that more so, thank you for your question, coming to you soon in a comprehensive report. and just one final comment on the world water week and i think what we're starting to see and we need to do a much more purposeful job there is an arctic diplomacy that is starting to be formulated so countries working together in the imo international maritime organization were so instrumental in pushing through a new mandatory polar code. we're going to see a similar arctic caucus. those are my wor

. >> caitlins. >> i had a great birthday over the weekend. >> so much fun, friday night. >> i feel blessed pictures from friday. this is a cake. thanks to sweet tes bake shop. i calling it for falling for philly cake. my first birthday in philly here. >> love hearts. >> happy birthday. >> great for them to make that cake good what does that have have to do with anything. >> because i'm classy.

some of them quite interestingly and caitlin has been a great student of studying these strategies. they do have a robust, sustainable development component. we need to understand what's important. why is the arctic so important to russia and my thesis with we seen some significant and disturbing changes in russia's arctic policy particularly after the crimea annexation. thank you for your question, coming to you soon in a comprehensive report. countries working together in the imo were so instrumental in pushing through a new mandatory polar code. we're going to see a similar arctic caucus. those are my words at the paris climate summit at the end of this year. we have to think where issues cross and let's gather the eight arctic county till members and the observers if they have a role to play. >> thank you. tim. >> i'll address the question about the comparisons between russia and the united states in terms of health indicators life expectancy. russia seems to be susceptible to economic downturns. things improved and they got worse with the '98 global crisis. i think there's been

we had a tremendously talented editor, caitlin collins, who knocked it out of the park. just like any business when you have these preconceptions about what it will be like, how you are want to make money, and they all dissolved in the face of reality. some sections have been improved with technology. education has been huge. who would have thought? we have an energy report. it is on the drudge report every week. really really successful. like a newspaper, we have all kinds of different sections. we have a sports section. our sports reporter is sitting behind me. i revise my answer. i would say we are a newspaper but it won't get your fingers dirty. host: why do you have a chaplain on staff and a bar in the office? mr. carlson: we don't have a chaplain on staff. we could probably use one. he is an adjunct chaplain. he is the pastor of a presbyterian church in nashville , tennessee. he is also our college roommate. we believe in loading up the roster with a lot of former college roommates because why wouldn't you if you have a drum business? we have a one who is a judge i

got caitlin and brian here, and how is business?? >> for good reason. people are interested in marijuana for sure. >> on what level. the suspicious is we are feeding addiction and a problem, and because people can make money off of it it's good. >> people enjoyed vices, and marijuana is a safer substance than alcohol and less addictive than caffein. it's a safer alternative? >> why? >> because there's no rules and regulations in the black market and a prohibition has not worked and it has not kept people from smoking marijuana, and so we are a regulated industry and there are safeguards in place to make sure that we are selling a safe product. >> you started with medical marijuana, right, and that was like the first step legally in this process that there is really sanjay gupta started one side and moved to the other side, and has been covering this better than anybody, many would argue, and maybe it does help. you stopped selling the medical stuff. why? >> we had to choose medical or recreational marijuana. selling recreational mar

caitlin is a reporter for the national journal.'s begin with the kaiser family foundation poll released yesterday. what question do they ask people in this survey? guest: i think the prominent one was whether or not they have a a verbal or unfavorable view of the affordable care act. it was actually split. host: why is that? guest: that is a good question. the gap has been narrowing for a few months now. even with 1% of the population, is than the margin of error. a point to the change of a narrowing down. host: how does this compare with devious polls on the affordable care act? guest: it depends how far back you are looking. last month there's not much of a difference. this time last year, there is a slightly bigger difference. it has switched since this time last year. host: march marked the five-year anniversary of the orderable care act. in the president said it is working and succeeding. when this poll was given along political lines, what did it show? democrats versus republicans? guest: democrats. that has not changed much.