just be careful as you head out this morning you want you want to leave extra time. the city has been preparing for this. two nights ago, streets department crews brined the boulevard and higher elevations in the city. they mobilized last night to start their salting operations. they have 70 trucks out with 50,000 tons of salt available. drivers are taking their time and be careful this morning. >> i'm being more careful than normal. i don't want to have no accidents. i want to be safe. i want to go pick up my wife from work and go back home safe. >> reporter: and back here live, you're taking a look at the roosevelt boulevard, you can see the redlights coming this way, stopped at the light, and again they are moving along okay. road surface is wet, pretty clear, but again, leave extra time not to get what you need to go, but clean off your car because there's a couple of inches of snow overnight. live in northeast philadelphia, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you katherine. other problems, crews are pumping water out of homes in northeast philadelp

back to "dateline extra." emily's husband said he thought his wife was just upstairs taking a bath. what followed permanently changed the course of two families and a closely held secret about emily's life was about to become very public. we return to josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> this should have been a routine night at home in small town usa, boone, iowa. instead, alex fazzino was telling a 911 operator how he just pulled his wife emily out of the bathtub. >> please! honey, wake up. wake up! >> it got worse. the kids wandered in and saw their mother on the bathroom floor. >> guys, go away. kids. please. please. >> on the tape, you don't sound like you think there's much hope of reviving her. >> me personally reviving her, no, i didn't. >> you don't know cpr? >> no. >> but with the operator's help, alex tried. >> tilt her head back. did you do that? >> yeah. >> sergeant john webal got the call and arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bath

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when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." alex fazzino was fighting for his freedom in an iowa courtroom, accused of killing his wife in the home they shared with their children. the prosecution already had its turn portraying alex as a guy with means and motive, everything to lose if she remained alive and everything to gain if she were dead. but armed with a new piece of evidence, the defense was about to have its day. would it be enough to convince a jury? we return to josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> by this time, the love that had once joined the beckwith and fazzino families was long gone. in an iowa courtroom, both families had listened for a week. >> alex fazzino murdered emily fazzino. >> as prosecutors painted alex fazzino as a monster who brutally killed his wife in a fit of rage. >> i've got to ask you this straight out. did you play any role in killing your wife? >> physically, no. i mean, i -- i'll always feel a little responsible that i couldn't get through to anybody to get her help. and i'll carry tha

but if i bought one, 12-ounce can every soda a day, extra $66 a year. as for that cable tv bill, again, the average customer, $72 extra a year. the gas tax, based on our example, how about an extra $48 a year, and last, but not least, the turnpike toll increases. based on our example, another $70 a year. grand towed al: add it all up, 256 bucks spent in 2017. that you weren't spending in 2016. iaian, that's not chump change. >> it is not. never goes down. all right, bruce, thank you. >> well, president-elect donald trump major announcement this week. what says the world will learn tomorrow. or wednesday. >>> and it is time to get rid of the christmas tree. what you can do with it to get it out of your house. sean? >> no playoffs, once again for the eagles. so today the guys cleaned out their locker and met as a team for the final time this year. guys talk about what they'll do to have a better bonds with carson wentz, that's coming up later in sports. >> hey, south jersey, when something is happening in your neighborhood, grab your phone and fresco it.

mile that hires extras.ting company to provide a cast of extras, to provide extras for an event at an upcoming exciting announcement. we understand this is not a traditional background job. a background job means you are an extra but we believe acting comes in all forms was the end of that announcement. that was day two of the extraordinary campaign of donald trump. that big crowd from day one at his announcement, at least some of them reportedly paid 50 bucks a pop to stand there with signs and pretend to be an enthusiastic donald trump supporter. people paid extras. that's how his campaign started. today is how his administration started. today is day one of his administration and how weird is it that today that story finally got explained. that story got resolved. again, it's courtesy of the hollywood reporter. here's the new headline in the hollywood reporter, donald trump escapes fec punishment over paid actors at presidential announcement. after the initial reports came out they had to pay people to pr

that's an extra 500 bucks a year. is your mountain due worth it >> no, time to quit >> there's your comcast cable bill rose by 4% january 1st, an extra $6 a month for the average customer. you say you get direct tv, their rates go up by a similar amount later this month. >> got a car? do much driving? then pennsylvania's 8 cents a gallon height will slam on your brakes at 15,000 miles a year 25 miles to a gallon you'll pay an extra $4 a month. >>> if the pa turnpike is part of your daily community. mark january 8th. that's when tolls rise. you commute between the mid county exchange and the bensalem exit. prepared to shell out nearly 6 bucks extra. some constant tax hikes are nothing less than war fare >> everybody just does he think skimmed off a little bit, everybody on the bottom could have more >> you don't see that happening, no way. >> these increases are fairly minor when taken alone. literally pennies but boy do they didn't add up. based on one 12 ounce can of soda, $66 a year. cable bill for the average consu

mile that hires extras.ng company to provide a cast of extras, to provide extras for an event at an upcoming exciting announcement. we understand this is not a traditional background job. a background job means you are an extra but we believe acting comes in all forms was the end of that announcement. that was day two of the extraordinary campaign of donald trump. that big crowd from day one at his announcement, at least some of them reportedly paid 50 bucks a pop to stand there with signs and pretend to be an enthusiastic donald trump supporter. people paid extras. that's how his campaign started. today is how his administration started. today is day one of his administration and how weird is it that today that story finally got explained. that story got resolved. again, it's courtesy of the hollywood reporter. here's the new headline in the hollywood reporter, donald trump escapes fec punishment over paid actors at presidential announcement. after the initial reports came out they had to pay people to pret

now back to dateline extra. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. when ralph candelario's account of the home invasion was published, it became the talk of the town. everyone wondered, could this story be true? ralph said yes. and police wondered if the truth was in there, somewhere. returning to "tangled," here's keith morrison. >> ralph candelario appeared to believe that his 3,300-word letter about the murder of his wife would be the accepted true account of that terrible event. but here's what pam's daughter, shannon, thought. >> it felt overly dramatic and really just glamorous that he was the victim of this. and that wasn't -- that made me sick. >> and angry obviously. >> yeah. >> her sister kelsey's interpretation? >> i thought it was very strange. i thought that he had some work to do on a story because it sounded really phony. >> entitled to their opinions, of course. but then so were the cops. recovered memory? no, said the cbi's jody wright. more like a cover-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime

" extra.amron hall. charlie tan was studying at a prestigious american university. he was bright, athletic and made friends easily, but when it came to his family, he played it close to the vest. so when his name was linked to violence in his hometown, it took the campus and his friends by surprise. here again is dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> when charlie tan left cornell and made the 100-mile trip home on a thursday morning, his football coach knew he'd been upset. >> i asked him to call me when he got home, just so i'd know he was okay. >> and that very evening in pittsford, new york, charlie spent time at a friend's house where he seemed despondent, sad, possibly depressed. not the charlie he'd known since childhood. after charlie left, the friend and his mother were so concerned they called 911. was charlie suicidal? >> he didn't give us a lot of details. i'm just worried he might do something. i don't know if anything's going to happen, but i just can't take a chance. >> all r

." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra."m tamron hall. the hours had turned into days since family and friends had seen real estate agent beverly carter. and it was some good old fashioned detective work that gave police their first big clue. once again, here's andrea canning with "the client." >> detectives searched computer and phone record and data was pouring in. they were hoping it would lead to the missing real estate agent. beverly carter's cell carrier turned over everything on her phone. and there was one thing that caught investigator's attention. these blurry and dark pictures she took of the house she was trying to sell. not exactly showcase material. when her daughter-in-law had a chance to see them -- >> you have a theory about why they're badly taken photos. >> you can just tell that it was like quick, just quick. >> like she knew -- >> i knew she knew something was wrong. >> she believed beverly was scared of those potential buyers and was rushing to finish showing the house. it was all bad news. beverly cart

back to "dateline extra." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. he shot his father to save his mother. but investigators were finding flaws in that story. the ivy league student had been arrested and was facing second degree murder charges. was this an intentional killing or justifiable homicide? here again is dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> anna valentine was in a state of disbelief when she learned that her close friend charlie tan had been arrested. >> did you have a chance to talk to charlie himself in that period? >> he called me on the phone a couple times from jail. >> anna didn't sit around. she was going to do whatever she could to defend her friend, because she knew there was no way charlie did anything wrong. >> you did something remarkable. you sort of pulled together a whole community behind charlie. >> yeah. >> anna started a defense fund support page for charlie. >> and it just like spread crazy. i had no clue what was going to happen. >> you threw out there on the net. >> i put out the page and told my friends i did it. p

your gas tax, $48 extra, those turnpike tolls 70 bucks extra based on our example. add it up, yep, $256 a year spent in 2017 that you weren't spending in 2016. happy new year. i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> shocking dash cam video, guy jumps on top of a cop car, smashes the windshield, why officers say they were called to check on this guy in the first place. >>> homeowner's worst neighbor someone breaks in when you're not there and starts taking your stuff. how the owners found out they were getting robbed while it was happening. >>> good evening. today was the sufficiently holiday. tomorrow is the first day back for everybody in the first day back is always going to be a rough one on our major roadways. plus we have rain going to play with us during the rush hour. expect weather delays down at philly initial like we had today. we'll check the jam cams, subee got your forecast when we meet you here tomorrow starting at 4:00. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. [v

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for now back to "dateline extra." >> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones was a beloved teacher and mother, and the center of a mysterious missing persons case. her marriage on the rocks and her husband wondered if she had moved on with another man. could a love triangle have had something to do with her disappearance? we return to andrea canning with "the last dance." >> time, an investigator's worst enemy, was ticking away. days past and heather jones hadn't returned to her rented house, the place where she hoped to start a new life without her husband. it sounds clichÉ, but she really vanished without a trace. >> yes. and that's what was makin' this so difficult. >> and she still wasn't answering her cell phone, the one police learned she used to exchange flirtatious texts with a mystery man. >> she is in the process of having an affair, whether local, long distance, i don't know. >> chris jones couldn't tell detectives much else about this other man, who he only knew by the name of edward. >> i've just seen their correspondence. "sweetie,

now back to "dateline extra." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall.eowner markus kaarma told police he was living in a state of fear, but his answers raised more questions. what really happened in that garage and what was diren dede doing there in the first place. to find out more, they needed to learn more about the german exchange student. here is josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." >> reporter: when he was killed in a neighbor's garage, exchange student diren dede was just two months away from returning to his family in germany. the man who shot him said he feared for his life. and from diren's best friend, robby, police learned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as robby described it, diren was not the first kid in missoula to go sneaking into unlocked garages. he said the kids weren't after money, credit cards or valuables. this stunt happened often enough that it had a name, garage hopping. and the target was usually beer. >> the reason for garage hopping, or garage shopping, i've heard it called both, was for kids to go in and look for

but theresa may has an extra dilemma, as she sta rts may has an extra dilemma, as she starts to manage, there is a risk her government becomes simply consumed with how we leave the european union and her political enemies say her words ring hollow. if only we could believe she actually meant it. she's been part of the government now for the last six years which has cut back on public expenditure, savaged the nhs, and she's making these speeches with the backdrop of people literally dying on trolleys while waiting for care in our hospitals so i think there is a credibility gap here. it's only six months but those days of summer already seen long ago. few prime ministers in the end choose how they are remembered. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. well, as we've just heard, theresa may has signalled a new approach on tackling mental health in england. ministers say three children in every classroom are likely to be living with a mental health condition and they have plans to help schools meet that challenge. as part of a series of reports looking at mental health for this programme

>>> welcome back to "dateline extra."nce is a rare thing in missoula, montana. the peaceful community prides itself on being a great city to raise children. not a place where teenagers might be shot to death. so when gunshots pierced the still of the night, it caused a stir in big sky country. here again is josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." >> reporter: sunday morning was less than an hour old when the sound of gunshots ricocheted through the prospect neighborhood of missoula, montana. >> 911. what are you reporting? >> um, a robbery. >> okay. what's going on? >> someone entered into our garage. shots were fired. >> reporter: a robbery was rare in prospect, but a shooting was unheard of. dash cams captured the chaos as first responders raced to the scene. >> stay to the right. >> what's the number? >> stop, stop, stop. >> it was all happening just a few hundred feet from where foreign exchange student diren dede lived with his host family. >> i kind of woke up with a start. heard four loud pops, bang, bang, bang, fa

extra demand.seven—year—old katie rough in york. thousands of homes in northern england are without power as gale force winds sweep across the uk. at 5.33, let's catch up with the day's sport. some breaking news we'll day's sport. some breaking news we' ll start day's sport. some breaking news we'll start with in the last few minutes, we've learned manchester city have been charged by the fa for failing to ensure that anti—doping clu b failing to ensure that anti—doping club whereabouts information was accurate. all clubs have to provide on request the location of training, dates and times of training and players‘ overnight addresses. city have breached those fa regulations. that‘s all we know at the moment. they‘ve got until january 19th that‘s all we know at the moment. they‘ve got untiljanuary19th to respond to that charge. england women‘s record goalscorer kelly smith has announced her retirement. the 38—year—old scored 46 goals in 117 appearances for her country. she quit the international gam

. >> now on "extra" from ear at new york city. ♪ extra, extra ♪ extra, extra >>> alec baldwin's outrageouspoof of trump's so-called russian sex scandal. >> urine, urine, urine. >> trump takes to twitter to unleash on "snl," we get" we ge take. >> if he invited you, would you go to the inauguration? >>> john legend to katie holmes, the countdown to the inauguration. >>> kim kardashian in her own words. all new details from inside the official french police report just released today. >> kim describing the moment she was zip tied, duct taped and robbed by gunmen. >>> our new sit-down with bachelor, before tonight's racy new episode. how he really feels about bad girl corrine. >> painted as the villain. >> do you think that's fair? >>> in the "extra" feed, new photos inside katy perry's party for orlando bloom with jen and justin. >>> and -- >> video gallery backstage at the "today" show. >> hey. >>> plus, howie mandel turning "extra" into love connection. >> you like bald jewish men? >> i love

>> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. beverly carter was well known in little rock, arkansas. she was a beloved mother, wife and a successful real estate broker with a long list of clients. then she vanished. like all too many missing persons cases, police knew it was a race against time to find her before it was too late. here's andrea canning with "the client." >> beverly carter was making a name for herself in little rock, arkansas. >> her face was in the paper every week. >> she had a billboard on one of the busiest interstates with her face on it. >> as a top selling realtor, beverly carter had become somewhat of a local celebrity. with her smile, he put house hunters at ease, trusted to find the perfect home like she often did. >> nobody can do it like beverly could. >> but there was a down side to celebrity. >> this realtor had a target on her back. >> she did and she didn't know it. >> for beverly, being a realtor was more than closing the deal. was she in the perfect job for her personality? >> yes. >> her son an

the very trip at the center of his salacious new scandal. >> now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra >>> as theelect blasts the russian sex scandal as witch-hunt -- >> i'm also very much of of a germaphobe, by the way. >> we uncover "extra" footage from the trump trip inside the hoe pell. >> you're looking very russian. >> now i belong. >> then -- >> my best friend. >> before mr. obama's tear-jerking final speech -- >> what the president and first lady told us about their love story. >> do you remember the moment you knew the president was the guy for you? >>> plus, alec baldwin's plans for the firstl" after the inauguration. >>> new couple alert. selena gomez dating the weekend. new photos of their cozy first public outing. >>> oprah conquers her biggest enemy -- her weight. >> oh, lord. is that my body? >> her new "people" magazine reveal, 42 pounds lighter. >>> days after their lovey-dovey "extra" interview at the globes -- >> that dress. >> charissa is with jessica and justin on their second date night of the week. >>> plus, from "blackish" to

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and new jersey, extra congestion expected. delaware river turnpike bridge is closed. live in bristol bucks county with the latest on that closure. >> reporter: that could cause problems tracey of course if you take a look at bridge behind me, some 42,000 vehicles normally travel over this bridge every day. not anymore. they will have to go another way for the time being. turnpike officials in pennsylvania and new jersey say you should prepare for extreme delays and congestion. the signs along and around the turn piex are lit with the detour warnings and really just telling drivers this bridge is closed. it has been since friday when a crash was discovered in a tress and work has been going on to stabilize this bridge. crews here all weekend. drivers who take this bridge are bracing for what may come with this commute. >> i'm leaving early. probably leave about 45 minutes to half hour early. >> i always find an alternate route. don't think it will affect me. if i run into i'll find an alternate route. maybe people don't drive.

but theresa may has an extra dilemma.leader has faced in decades, there is a risk her government becomes simply consumed with how we leave the european union, and her political enemies say her words ring hollow. if only we could believe that she actually meant it. she's been part of a government now for the last six years which has cut back on public expenditure, savaged the nhs, and she's making these speeches about a shared society with the backdrop of people literally dying on trolleys while waiting for care in our hospitals, so i think there is a credibility gap here. it's only six months but those days of summer already seem long ago. few prime ministers, in the end, choose how they are remembered. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, westminster. time for a look at the sports news. cristiano ronaldo has been named the world's best player at the fifa world's best player at the fifa world best awards tonight. claudio ranieri was named best coach. what a year he has had as leicester city manager. he was named as fifa's best coa

. >>> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. a killer was on the loose in a texas college town, leaving students and their parents terrified. with the shocking discovery of jamie hart's body, investigators were desperately trying to piece together clues. was the young woman connected to her killer? or did police have an active predator on their hands, stalking women in the college community? here's andrea canning with "the face of evil." >> looking back now, this almost woman didn't make it. >> i said, if you keep doing this, you're going to kill me. he just said, do you think i actually care about that? >> is that when you feel like you're looking in the face of evil? >> i knew then completely in that moment that he intended on killing me. >> little did she know that in this college town, she wasn't the only one. >> he said that he would go to jail for murder before he'd ever go to jail for rape. >> what is going through your mind? >> i wish i told all the people that i loved that i loved them. >> but was their private horror c

now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra . >>> george and amal's pregnancy headlines.nzy of rumors they're expecting two babies. we break dowwe break down every. >>> new photos, j. lo's date night with drake. is the surprise couple getting serious? >>> donald trump versus tom ford. why the president-elect is blasting the famous designer. >> we reveal who will dress melania for the inauguration. >>> then -- >> i've got fox news' sean hannity taking on the backlash. >> what do you think of members of congress not attending the inauguration? >> stay home. who cares? >>> plus -- >> i'm melania trump at fashion. >> melania's extra guest reporter. the trumps through years. >> watch "extra" or you're fired. >>> kim kardashian's new "oceans 8" shocker. is she really shooting a jewelry heist scene just months after her terrifying paris robbery? >>> plus, mrs. matthew mcconaughey on -- >> the butt scene. >> it's good. >> now on "extra." >> it's happening. it's happening. >> from

now back to "dateline extra." >>> welcome back to "dateline ext extra."gators questioned keith griffith about where he was the night of julie's murder, the grieving husband got a text that sparked their interest. it was from a woman, but was she just a friend, as keith explained, or was the traveling salesman hiding a secret? here, again, is dennis murphy with "skunconsumed." zblienks the sales department kept details of the murder quiet for days. >> i could not believe it. >> daughter-in-law ali. >> i couldn't imagine anyone that would ever want to hurt her much less set the house on fire, the dogs perished. i had no idea what could have happened. >> no enemies. i mean, it made no sense. it just -- who would want to kill her? >> after keith was released, the night of his interview with detectives, he headed straight to his friend's, the bradley's. they were floored to hear the line of questioning that he recounted. what was up with his marriage, his alibi, the gun he owned? >> he had been questioned to the point that he almost felt like that they thought

an inch of ice can add more than 750 pounds of extra weight to a power line. the heavy ice upending and snapping trees in illinois, branches smashing car kaxwindo. the rain is coming down in wichita. community is taking no chances, church services canceled in the area and a big concert postponed. adrian beckert, abc news. purple, from kansas into iowa as well as a that is part of this ice storm warning. some places will see more than an inch of ice collect. oft is a catastrophic amount ice when you're talking about all of that weight on trees and power lines. for us, we stayed well above freezing for most of the area. still 36 at reagan national. the amount of rain that came down for most of us, not a lot. up to a quarter inch in a few places. springfield 35, 34 falls church. freezing, but a lot of us will stay above freezing around the capital beltway. not looking for ice in this area overnight. asit further to the north, we head up 70 come interstate 95, that is where we run into problems with colder temperatures. through, sprinkles, otherwise drying out. m

you'll want some extra time getting there. meteorologist chuck bell is back with whether you need the little umbrella or the big one. >>> search efforts continue in italy after an avalanche wipes out a hillside hotel. how crews hope to find two dozen y27mly y16fy what are you doing up? it's not even midnight, it's ten forty-three. well, let's have a ten forty-three snack. quietly, though. okay. yeah. mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. >>> six people are dead after last week's avalanche in italy. search crews recovered a body from the rubble of a hotel yesterday arch. >>> search dogs are helping to find the 24 people still missing. nine people have been found alive giving rescuers hope other people may be surviving in had small air pockets. >>> let's talk our weather this morning. we've got some wind and some rain. >> not a great way to start your monday. but chuck bell is back and is brighten

. are struggling as it is without the government making extra demandslj think government making extrank they're completely deluded. we are struggling at the moment to provide a safe by day service. there aren't enough gps. young doctors aren't enough gps. young doctors aren't coming into general practice. a recent survey by the national gp committee showed that over 80% of gps worry that they are not able to provide a safe service as they are overloaded. to stretch that more thinly over seven days is crazy. evenif thinly over seven days is crazy. even if you got extra funding it is still not possible? if we got extra funding, it was reason wrist properly, i think it would be excellence, but where are the doctors going to come from? it is not going to happen quickly enough. but extra funding is always welcome to encourage more doctors. if the demand is there, and the necessity is there as patients want appointments at weekends because they more convenience, fine but a lot of pilots have been undertaken which show that the demand is not there on a sunday. they have been pulled. the dema

the government is saying they will give you extra money for these extra hours, but you are saying thatld give us 2.4 billion from they would give us 2.4 billion from the gp forward funds that it has been very hard to access. the nhs across—the—board has been very hard to access. the nhs across—the—boa rd has been been very hard to access. the nhs across—the—board has been told we have to make £22 million of efficiency savings by 2020. 2.4 billion pales into insignificance comparator that. —— compared to that. the plans that are going across the whole of england's, in 44 footprints, as they are described, those are huge swathing cuts that are being forced on the whole of the nhs by this government. the government told us this afternoon on the news here that if you, if the gps don't do this, they will put money into the a&e department instead. is the answer? low noel. gps see 90% of patient contacts in the nhs. if they put money into a&e it'll mean that more people go to a&e. we need a properly funded health service. if people go to a&e because they can't get a gp appointments would they

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either way, plan extra time in your morning commute. all of those cars have to be redistricted in surroundings areas as well. this is approaching the ben franklin bridge. roads look damp. moving there camden right now, no problems or delays. >>> 5:34. wind, rain, and the possibility of flooding are all concerns along the shore. >> high tide has been hitting the back bays since the top of the hour. ted greenberg is live along back bays in west wildwood, ted? >> reporter: rosemary and tracey, wind going to be the biggest part of this storm. see what's happening. the wind is blowing the bay basically over this wall. you can see just how rough it is. it's crashing over this bulk head and spilling here into the street. this is some of the minor tidal flooding we are seeing here at high tide along the coast, especially along the back bays. you can see it's covering part of the street here. take a look at video we shot earlier today where we started our morning right along the beach in north wildwood and you can see just how big those waves ar

now back to "dateline: extra." >>> welcome back to "dateline: extra," i'm tamron hall.investigators questioned keith griffith about where he was the night of julie's murder, the grieving husband got a text that sparked their interest. it was from a woman. but was she just a friend as keith explained, or was the traveling salesman hiding a secret? here again is dennis murphy with "consumed." >> julie griffith's family had hardly had time to absorb the horrific news of her death and in a house fire when disturbing rumors started reaching them that investigators thought her death was foul play. the sheriff's department kept details of the murder quiet for days. >> i could not believe it. >> daughter? law ali. >> i couldn't imagine anyone would ever want to hurt her. much less set the house on fire. the dogs perished. i had no idea what could have happened. >> no enemies. i mean, it made no sense. just who would want to kill her. >> after keith was released the night of his interview with detectives, he headed straight to his friends, the bradleys. they were floored to hear

we will see extra volume at 30th street station, folks heading down to d.c. for the big day and extra volume expected at philly international folks heading down this maybe taking a flight down to d.c. or getting out of town for the weekend room. height here in our area get ready for planned demonstrations and traffic disruptions throughout the day beginning around 12:00 noon through the evening rush hour. they are set to occur center city, city hall area, and certainly independent mall. one in particular here a planned march that will be beginning at bell tower at temple university. come down broad street to jfk boulevard and then eventually over to sixth and market. there is one example of a planned march that is obviously is his to disrupt traffic, put septa on detour and that will happen throughout the day and certainly into our evening rush hour. now tomorrow the planned women 's march in philadelphia from 7:00 to 3:00 is the whole event time. they will start at logan circle march up the parkway and end at eakins oval in front of the art museum there and

>> extra stars, extra fashion, "extra weekend."e's one other job you have that people don't realize unless you are a member of the white house press corps and go overseas. you go overseas, we're all on the same team. there's fights that take place overseas when it comes to press access, more in the small d democratic way. every press secretary has fought for this in different ways. this is something that i will be honest some white house press corps are concerned, is that going to be there with this team. are they going to be the protectors of the american press freedom in china? >> i remember fighting with some members of our press corps sometimes. and i said when they would get their back up, i said, don't yell at me because when i walk back through that door, i'm the only person that gives a hoot whether you get what you want before 5:00 p.m. today. >> there's a phrase that all presidents eventually get when they look at their spokesman or communicator. it is your friends in the press. like you own them and it is -- >> president

now back to "dateline extra." >>> now back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall.ave laut was murdered outside his home, and then police found the gun that killed him inside. calling the story his wife told detectives into question. but secrets emerged, and what she told them next would send the investigation hurtling in a whole new direction. a stunning allegation pointed to another explanation for dave's death. here again is keith morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> reputation is all we have in the end. how quickly it can turn. sweet jane laut now accused murderer, and now that dave was dead, stories emerged. >> it seemed like she was controlled, in my opinion. >> an across-the-street neighbor. >> i mean, he's there, standing there, while she's, you know, pulling weeds, cleaning out gutters, washing his truck. and he's not lifting a finger to help her? come on, you know. >> while jane seemed, what, nervous? >> almost like a scared little rabbit. >> i was always a little leery about what was actually going on in the home. >> this close f

. >> her final hours, our favorite memories, now on "extra." ♪ extra, extra >>> america says good-bye tyler moore. her family's good-bye at a connecticut hospital as we remember our best moments with mary through the years. >> let's do this. >>> new photos. brad pitt's secret all-night party. is he celebrating a settlement with angelina? >>> plus, another star divorce, why scarlett johansson's two-year marriage is over. >>> trump aide kellyanne conway, the comedienne, lost video of her stand-up comedy act. >> never thought i was funny until this very moment. >>> plus, the president sits down for his first interview since the inauguration. >> will american taxpayers pay for the wall? >>> in the "extra feed," new video of britney breaking a sweat. andree shoots scenes with sandra bullock and sarah paulson. >>> plus all-new star real estate as we take you inside some of hollywood's most amazing mansion, including sophia and > people to come and have tea. >> now on "extra,"

extra police officers and steel barricades.he visit is the president's first major stop outside of dc since he took office. >> no surprise here, it seems like things have been heating up for president trump this morning on twitter. >> yes. a couple of fronts. he ripped on chelsea manning on twitter this morning and prompted another expletive from former mexican president vicente fox. i'll bring an update on that coming up here before the top of the hour. >> all right, anne. should be interesting. thanks. >>> more than 2 dozen protests are planned today including one in alameda against president trump's nominee for labor secretary. andrew puzder is against raising the minimum wage saying that the move would cut profitability and force businesses to cut jobs. puzder's confirmation hearing is next thursday. >>> meanwhile, president trump is taking a strong stance on sanctuary cities but some mayors in the bay area won't support his plans. kpix 5's sandra osborne reports from san jose on why the local leaders won't back down. >> re

consume earn, that's $72 extra a year. the example we gave on the gas tax, very reasonable, in fact, probably pretty moderate, $48 extra per year. and those pennsylvania tolls, again, based on our example, an extra $70 a year. the grand total, you got it, 256 extra spent in 2017 that you weren't spending in 2016. happy new year, iaian. >> i was going to say, happy new year, bruce, thank you. speaking of that, 2017 is the year of major changes all over the world. why some people won't need to ever respond to a work e-mail from home ever again. and president-elect donald trump major announce. >> this week. what he says the world will learn tomorrow or wednesday. >> and you are looking to get out of your office job? you may want to consider career in the kitchen. and new at 6:00 shooting in south philly, where police say one of the gunmen was hiding and he learned he was there. >> home on the go, even at work. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow ev