during her time at drexel selke was active as service sorority gamma, gamma sigma. it credits her with as integral part of growing the the chapter at drexel and members are remembering her as someone who always put others before herself. selke with her moth when her germanwings airline flight crashed in the trip there barcelona spain to dusseldorf germany on tuesday. one of the many friend spoke to cnn about the tragic news listen. >> i just keep saying over and over it is surreal. you always see these things on the news and you think it is horrible but you never know anyone involved. you never know anyone. the chances on have that are so slim. even yesterday morning i woke up, and on my phony had a text from a friend and i had breaking news alert about the plane crash and remember thinking wow that is really sad. i opened up my phone and went about my day. >> reporter: now the university has released a statement saying that drexel is deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of alumni emily selke and her mother yvonne. other thoughts and prayers with her friend

she embodied of gamma sigma sigma, always put others before herself and cared deeply for all of those in her life. there was believed a third american on the plane that person has not yet been identified. lauren chris. >> such a sad story. >> jennifer, thank you. meantime 4:05, east cover entry police looking foreman who they say carried out strong armed robbery on 12 year old girl there is happened outside a gymnastics center. caught the suspect as he walked into the center on route 724 on friday afternoon. now, police say he left the center then forced his way into a mini-van in the parking lot where 12 year old girl was inside. they say he struggled with the girl allegedly pull her out of the van then stole a bag from inside. parent are stunned to learn what happened. >> kids inside, a lot of eyes out here, i'm always out here, my daughter inside. so very shocked. >> police believe the suspects got away in a dark colored new err model honda odyssey. >> the woman funds guilty of abducting five year old girl from philadelphia school and sexually assaulting her will be sentenced today

of emily and her mother, emily growing part of the chapter and she embodied the spirit of gahm -- gamma sigma sigma. emily always put other before herself and cared deeply for all of those in her life. so again we know that three americans were on board that flight only two so far have been identified, mike, alex. >> there is no foul play. just mention right after you say no foul play, one of the pilots can't get back to the cockpit. something going on here. something bad going on in that airplane. why could could the pilot not get back in the cockpit? waiting for information. daylight over there. so probably just after 1:00 over there. so looking into that. that's big. >> last night, some of the roommates of emily they were talking about her and it was great to see they were saying she is someone who like to see people happy and remember her yesterday. >> odd somebody from our area being on that play. one ooh people on the airplane, three americans, two from our area. all right we will stay on that. 6:06. >> east coventry township police looking foreman who they say carried out strong

. >> selke belonged to the gamma sigma sigma say the at a sorority on campus they put this message on facebook. say the at a chapter is mourning the loss of our beautiful emily selke and her mother. they were on board the plane from barcelona to duesseldorf that crashed yesterday. emily served as our membership vice-president while in zeta and she was an integral part in our greg chapter. she embodied the spirit of gamma sigma sigmas a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in our life. >>> definitely our prayers and thoughts go out to her family. >>> no one word if drexel will hold a memorial service or a vigil for emily when students return from spring break. lucy? >> all right, dave. breaking news right now deadly storms are slamming into oklahoma and arkansas. authorities say at least one person has died and several others are hurt. listen to this. cell phone video captured the sirens going off in tall is. tornado has nearly destroyed a mobile home park and that is where the one person who we know of died. witnesses are reporting severa

she embodied the spirit of gamma sigma sigma. as a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life. emily will be greatly missed by her fellow sisters. please keep emily, her mother and their family in your thoughts and prayers during this heartbreaking time. and john cox is we me and tom costello in our news room. tom, john just pointed out the very careful briefing from the french aviation official to all questions about the possibility of an attack from the voice recorder information. he said, i have zero information on that hypothesis. >> yeah i think it was very clear that he was trying to avoid hypothesizing on any scenario whatsoever. other than to say that the wreckage is not in any way consistent with a midair explosion. that seems obvious that this plane did, in fact crash into a mountainside. and it appears the plane was on a very deliberate and programmed descent all the way down. and there was no deviation from it. the flight went straight into a mountain. i thought

. >> emily is was a member of the gamma sigma sigma sorority, and they are put up a statement we are mourning the loss of our beautiful emily and her mother. emily was integral part of the growing chapter. the group went ton say she embodied the spirit of gamma sigma sigmas a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for all of those in her life. it is believed that there was a third american on that flight, that person is not yet identified. >> coming up on a 06:00. east coventry township police looking for a man who they say carried out strong armed robbery, 12 year old girl, happened outside gymnastics center. caught the suspect as he walk into the center, this is on route 724, friday afternoon police say he left the center then forced his way into a mini-van in the parking lot where a 12 year old girl was inside. they say he struggled with the girl allegedly pull her out of the van, stole bag from inside. parent are just stunned. >> parents sit in their cars, so a loft eyes out here you know? i'm always out here my daughter's inside. so, very shock

. >> when scientists examine the hair with gamma ray spectrophotometry, they discovered a startling pieceion. nancy had ingested small doses of arsenic every week starting four months before her death. the dose of arsenic increased four weeks before her death. the highest amount of arsenic was in nancy's system two weeks before her death. >> her levels were anywhere from 4 to 100 times what normal levels were, so, it was a very significant level and it was lethal. >> the forensic tests showed the poisoning started when nancy's husband, richard, moved back home after the separation. but richard wasn't the only person in nancy's life who had both motive and access. nancy's handwritten diary alleged her brother, bill, had sexually abused her as a child. investigators wanted to know whether this was a possible motive. to see if these entries were written by nancy, investigators sent the diary to a forensic document examiner, hartford kittel. >> handwriting examination's based upon two distinct facts -- no two people write exactly alike. within the writing of a single individual, there is norm

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during her time at drexel selke was active as vice-president of the service sorority gamma sigma sigma and she was remembered as someone who put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life. our entire family is deeply saddened the selke family writes about the loss of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. selke is noted for her service oriented spirit, and in the meantime this whole campus community is mourning the the loss of the young woman, again, remembering her as a person that put everyone else first, as this community, and they are still wondering how that plane went down. jan carabao cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can get the latest information anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> and happening today, it is septemberensing day for the the philadelphia woman quick of kidnapping and molesting a five-year old girl. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live outside criminal justice center with that story, justin? >> reporter: good morning, regusters is due in court in just a few hours. she

emily was a member of the gamma sigma sigma service sorority which posted a photo and service memoir about emily who always put others before herself and cared deeply for those in her life. emily's linkedin page said she was a community manager for car workplaces in alexandria and was also a lifetime girl scout. peggy fox. >> as peggy mentioned, the family and friends of the selkes declined to comment and asked for privacy and prayers instead. we also learned today the third american was on that flight, but the state department has not released any details on that passenger. >>> tonight french officials say it appears unlikely an act of terrorism or foul play brought down the plane and they should have a better idea what happened the next few days because they found usable audio from one of the black boxes. >> we hope to have a rough idea in a matter of days and having a full understanding of it with all the information coming in from all the other recorded parameters will take weeks and months. >> investigators have started analyzing the audio. so far they don't have an explanation

. >> she was a member of the national service sore orty gamma sigma sigma. >> they said she was an integral part of you growing chapter and embodied the spirit of sigma sigma, she put everybody before her self and cared deeply for everybody in her life. she works for allen hamilton in d.c. and worked for the pentagon. >> in a statement the selke said we are deeply saddened by the loss of emily and yvonne selke, they meant so much to so much. they live in this home outside of washington, where today the neighbors learned that yvonne and emily were among the dead. >> i'm sure they had no idea something like this would happen. it's a real tragedy. >> tonight the selke family is asking for privacy and prayers. live in university city, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara, our coverage of this story continues on our website at 6abc.com you can read more about emily selke and see a slideshow of the pictures of plane crash as well as video from the scene find the story now at 6abc.com. >>> this is the way it looked early this morning as flames attacked the fabricators pl

. >> at drexel emily was the member of a service sorority gamma sigma sigma they said she put others before herself and will be greatly missed. can you see more by going to 6abc.com and see more vote owes and video from the scene in the french alps. >>> tornadoes tore a path of destruction in oklahoma one twister killed a person and injured nine others in the tulsa suburbs yesterday. the national weather center is just starting to assess the damage. a children's gymnastic studio collapsed and firefighters carried them to safety after the storm. >> was scared and all we did was praise god we were still alive. >> tornadoes were also reported in arkansas 80,000 people were left without power. >>> the same weather system is affecting our region on a much smaller scale we are dealing with rain and the chance for thunderstorms. david murphy is tracking the latest at the "action news" big board. >> we did have a cluster of thunderstorms that was not a severe storm but the storms were producing a lot of lightning and we were talking about the importance of getting inside. of course whenever

she was a music industry major and vice president of the gamma sigma sigma sorority. her mom was also killed in the crash. i spoke by skype with one of her high school friends. >> she wanted the best for everybody. she made everybody feel important. i think that's why everybody loved her, is because she made you feel important. that's hard to find in people these days. >> emily is from virginia. yvonne was a u.s. contractor. >>> new at 11:00, a philadelphia police officer in trouble with the law again. david howard is charged in connection to a murder that happened almost a year ago. it's not his first time being accused of violence. nbc 10's denise nakano is at police headquarters and joins us with more on this. denise? >> reporter: jacqueline david howard lost his job with the philadelphia police when he critically shot a man. now some ten years later, he was brought here to police headquarters to face new charges connected to a murder case. >> they come pointing guns in my face. >> reporter: they arrested david howard today at the home he shared with his 82-year-ol

at drexel selke was active as vice-president, of a campus chapter of the national service sorority gamma sigma sigma. selke's family who lives in virginia, also issued a statement that reads in part our entire family is deeply saddened by the the losses of yvonne and emily selke, two wonderful, amazing people, who meant so much to so many. and selke's sorority also had word of praise commemorating her, for her giving service oriented spirit. live from the drexel campus i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right walt, thank you. >>> meanwhile french officials say it could be days or weeks before remains of all 150 victims from the crash are recovered. investigators are trying to figure out why germanwings flight 9525 lost altitude and slammed in the french alps. they started analyzing voice recordings from one of the plane's black boxes. officials say a it contains usable material but they caution their fine goes will be preliminary. >>> the the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have more on the investigation coming up next at 6:30 immediately following this broadca

she embodied the the spear the of gamma sigma sigma an a person and friend emily put others before herself and cared deeply for all of those in her life. emily will be greatly missed by her fellow sisters of say the at a. police keep emily, her mother and their family in your thoughts and prayers during this heartbreaking time ". >>> students on campus wednesday afternoon were stunned to hear the news. >> definitely is a tragedy. losing someone from your own community and definitely prayers and thoughts go out to her family. >> reporter: now a third american on board that flight has not yet been identified. no word tonight on whether drexel university will hold a memorial or a vigil in emily selke's memory when students return here from spring break. lucy? >> thank you, dave. >>> one person is hurt in a crash involving a philadelphia fire truck. skyfox over third and grange streets in the olney neighborhood and you can see right there that suv on its side side. one person went to einstein. officials are not confirm anything other details about what happened. >>> we got a little few thing g

during her time in drexel selke was active as vice-president of the service sorority gamma sigma sigma and remember as someone who always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life. our entire family is deeply saddened, the selke family writes about the loss of yvonne and emily selke two wonderful, caring, amazing people who meant so much to so many. >> reporter: again, emily is being remember for her service oriented spirit today. this campus community continues to mourn the loss of that young woman and they continue to oner about how exactly that plane went down. reporting live at drexel university jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover latest developments in the germanwings plane crash. if you cannot watch us on air, follow us on line at cbs philly.com. >>> we're following a developing story this morning the first batch of the severe weather in the tornado sees than has proven deadly. at least one person is dead and several others injured after tornadoes touched down in oklahoma and in arkansas. corr

during her time here in drexel selke was vice-president of the service sorority gamma sigma sigma. they credit selke as an integrate part of the growing the chapter at drexel and members are remembering her as someone who put others before herself. selke and her mother yvonne died when their plane crash in the french alps from the trip to dusseldorf. one of the many friend spoke to cnn about the the tragic news let's listen. >> it is just so surreal. you always see these things on the news and you think, you know, it is horrible but you never know anyone involve. you never know anyone. chances are so slim. even yesterday morning i woke up, and on my phony had a text from my friend and breaking news alert about the plane crash. i remember thinking wow, that is sad. i opened my friend and went about my day. >> reporter: the university has now released a statement, drexel is deeply sat end to hear about the tragic loss of the alumni emily selke and her mother. our thoughts and prayers where her family and friend. emily and yvonne are two of those 150 people who died when that plane cr

. >> reporter: she garageed from drexel in 2013 she was a former vice-president of gamma sigma sigma a service sorority on campus the group post add tribute on its facebook page. writing emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for all those in her life. investigators have to fly in by chopper to access the crash sight but the big question, why did this happen? >> we don't yet know what the first link in this causal chain of events was that started this crash. >> reporter: cockpit rice recorder is heavily damaged and new york times is recording one of the pilots left the cockpit and could not get back inside before the crash. analysts are still trying to find out why the jet stayed at cruising altitude for a minute before taking an eight minute decent with no distress call. there was a third american on board we do not know that person's name. the selke family released a statement earlier today thanking people for their thoughts and asking people for their prayers and privacy. we are live on drexel's campus david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> tragic loss, david than

emily selke was a music industry major and vice president of the gamma sigma sigma national service sorority. emily's mom, yvonne, also died in the crash. we spoke with one of emily's friends. >> she wanted the best for everybody. and she made everybody feel important. and i think that's why everybody loved her. was because she made you feel important, and that's hard to find in people these days. >> emily and yvonne are from virginia. yvonne was a u.s. contractor. >>> a controversy over young immigrants has some claiming that kids are being illegally imprisoned in burks county. the issue centers on the residential center in bern township. it's being used to house illegal immigrants. but an immigration attorney says the facility is not safe for children. and he has written a letter to attorney general kathleen kane about it. >> look into this matter, investigate why the department of human service continually issues a license to a facility that is clearly operating illegally in the imprisonment of children. >> now, kane's office says it is reviewing those allegations. burks county commission

she was a music industry major and vice president of the gamma sigma national service sorority. her mom also died in the crash. we spoke with one of emily's friends. >> she wanted the best for everybody and she made everybody feel important. i think that's why everybody loved her because she made you feel important and that's hard to find these days. >> emily and her mom are from virginia. yvonne was a u.s. contractor. >>> there's a hearing in philadelphia to look at tom wolf's moratorium on executions. members of the house judiciary committee who oppose that ban are holding this hearing at city hall today. they're going to listen to testimony from families of murder victims. the state supreme court is deciding if the moratorium is legal. >>> in trenton today, lawmakers and advocates will come together to lay out a series of bills that they say will help new jersey's budget. a group called better choices for new jersey will hold a news conference today. they're expected to talk about legislation aimed at helping the state become more transparent and reliable when it comes to bud

her own sorority the gamma cy igma sigma put out a sometime.ily always put others before herself. she also worked for carr places in the hospitality field. they released a statement saying how tragic and how much of a loss this is for the community and for the family. this is something that these two were extremely close. mother and daughter. actually ran a marathon last year together. these were the kinds of things they loved to do. they loved to go to music festivals and hike. a tight-knit family. raymond selke, he lost his wife and daughter. he has spoken to cnn and he says he appreciates the support. he appreciates the love. he clearly not ready in any way, as you can imagine, to express that on camera or any kind of public way. they are hunkering down. he asked for us to respect his family's privacy. he wants people to know how special his family was. >> so sad. thank you for that. suzanne. >>> we are learning about other passengers dead in the crash. germanwings and officials and 18 countries update them. we know they came from the middle

emily selke, a music industry major and vice president of gamma sigma sigma national service sorority. her mother yvonne also died in the crash. we spoke with one of emily's friends. >> she wanted the best for everybody. she made everybody feel important. i think that's why everybody loved her was because she made you feel important. that's hard to find in people these days. >> emily and yvonne selke are from virginia. yvonne was a u.s. contractor you can count on nbc 10 news and nbc10.com as we continue to follow the developments on this breaking news as the investigation intensifies into the deadly germanwings plane crash. you can get updates on the air and on our nbc 10 news app. >>> now to breaking news out of delaware county. the superintendent just finished talking to the media about a woman reported missing in august of last year. 25-year-old amanda guio disappeared in august of 2014. she is a known drug user and has no contact -- had no contact with her family since she disappeared. police now believe she may be the victim of foul play. amanda's mother and sister were at the n

emily selke was a 2013 graduate of drexel university and member of the gamma sigma sigma sorority.friends say her smile was infectious. >> her mother also died in the crash. she grew up in springfield, delaware county and graduated from springfield high school in 1975. she recently signed up to attend the 40th high school reunion planned for october. >> i'm just sorry for your loss and they just need time to heal. it will take a long one with this one and especially due to the circumstances. >> yvonne and emily selke lived in virginia before the crash. a third american killed has been identified as robert oliver. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> the first alert weather team is keeping a close watch on the skies. thunderstorms are expected to form and hit our area a short time from now. our live sky-cam network shows a dreary afternoon right now that's showing showers as we look at the philadelphia sky line. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with us. >> have they formed yet? >> no, but just every computer model shows that happening within

-- delta gamma did have a formal i believe, on that particular evening and the thought was they wouldevents not to cannibalize each other's guest list. so we weren't able to support that a party was taking place at fooi cappa sigh. and we discovered during the course of the investigation, through i suspect a cooperative witness that was interviewed or potential witness, a photograph that is time stamped september 28th around 11:30 at night and it depicts the entrance corridor to the main room of the fraternity house if i recall to the left of -- >> it depends on which way you are facing. >> you have stairs on one side and there is a male depicts and he is holding two chairs and there is literally no one else around and we found that inconsistent with the large group described in the rolling stone article. suffice it to say we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude there was an event on september 28th 2012 at that particular fraternity house. investigation turned to jackie's best friends that we had an opportunity -- that investigators had an opportunity to interview. they w

party on the social calendar in addition to the fact we did find that their sister sorority delta gamma, did in fact have a formal i believe, on that particular evening and the thought with a that they would not likely have had two events as not to cannibalize each other's guest lists. p so we weren't able to support that a party was taking place at phi kappa psi. we also discovered during the course of the investigation through i suspect a cooperative witness that was interviewed or potential witness a photograph that is time stamped september 28th around 11:30 at night and it depicts the entrance corridor of the main room of the fraternity house to as i recall to the left of -- >> depends on which way you're facing. >> so you have stairwell on one side you have a side entrance door on the other. there is a male depicted in the picture. he's holding two chairs. there is literally no one else around. we found that to be somewhat inconsistent with the large group that was described in the "rolling stone" article. suffice to say, we were unable to find any basis of fact to conclude that t

we also know that the sorority she was a member of, gamma sigma sigma, they have posted on their facebookage paying their respects, calling her, she beautifies what their alumni stands for and they give a long, long posting to her memory. we also know that emily selke worked as a car workplace here the washington, d.c. a spokesperson there confirming that she did work there. but this is the headline. we now know the identities of these two americans, a mother and a daughter, yvonne selke and emily selke. cnn has been in contact with raymond selke, he is the father and the husband of the two victims here. he tells us that he will be issuing a family statement later on today but tells cnn he is just broken up and just too emotional to speak further, which is perfectly understandable, just such a tragedy. but we're starting to learn more information about these two victims. as we get more, we'll get that to you, pamela. >> so sad. a mother and a daughter killed in this plane crash. our hearts certainly go out to the father and the husband there. rene marsh, please keep us posted. we apprecia

her sorority gamma sigma sigma, posting on their facebook page their regards and memory for her saying quote, they are mourning the loss of their beautiful alumni. we know the two are from nokesville virginia about 45 minutes outside of washington, d.c. they leave behind raymond selke who is the father of emily and the husband of yvonne. he spoke to cnn today and as you can imagine, wolf he says he is too distraught to talk. but the family will be issuing a statement later on today. wolf we also know that emily selke worked in the washington, d.c. area. and we have been in touch with her employer. they too, are mourning the loss of this young woman as well. >> what a tragedy. only two of those 150 souls on board that plane, all presumed lost. much more on the other victims coming up. let's talk a little bit about some of those other victims of germanwings flight 9525. they include two german opera singers, 54-year-old and a 34-year-old. both fresh off a performance at barcelona. ♪ aby on board at the time. and also on board, a nurse and her 21-year-old son. the two were on a european v

studies she was active as vice-president of the campus chapter, of the national services sorority gamma sigma sigma. drexel is deeply sad toned hear about the tragic loss of alumni em lie soul is beinge and her mother read a university e-mail. our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friend. and, in another statement, the sorority that emily belonged to praised her for her giving service oriented spirit. that she always showed. we will have much more on this when we join you at 6:00 live from the drexel campus i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thank you. >>> french officials are ruling outer wrist many as a cause of the crash. investigators have started analyzing the plane's voice data a recorder hoping it will reveal why the the air bus slammed into the the mountains. cbs news correspondent tina krause has latest now from france. >> reporter: investigators have started analyzing the voice recordings from one of the plane's black boxes. they say it contains usable sound and voices but caution their findings are preliminary. >> we hope to have a first or roug

also her sorority there, she was a member of gamma, sigma, sigma. they also paid their respects to her via facebook. we do know that she worked emily worked at a company by the name of car works here in washington, d.c. she worked as a community manager and we know her mother works for the consulting firm booze allen. so that's what we know about those two. cnn has been in contact with richard selky who is the father and the husband. and he says as you would imagine that he's just bloken up and cannot bring himself to speak, but we are expecting some sort of family statement at some point today, we don't have a timeline for when we will get it but we're expecting that from richard selky. on to that third american we are still without any information as far as the identity the state department saying that they're actively working now to get in touch with that individual's family and notify them first. >> can't even begin to imagine what these families are going through. as we get more information, obviously, we'll pass it along. for now, rene marsh,

and i talked to claudine wong when she came back and she was talking about gamma rays and neutrons.were this big. so impressive. >> that is one smart woman and doing some great work and it's great to see women in science because that's always an issue. all right, let's bring in our chief meteorologist, bill martin. i was talking to my nephew in new york, 6 or 7 inches of new york. >> like they needed that. i'm so sick of this and we could use any of that we could get. >> those are real scientists. i am a meteorologist, but those guys, when i deal with those guys, those are phd's, that's some serious studies. >> serious brain power. listen to the scientists, they don't steer you wrong. we'll talk about that some other time. the five-day forecast coming up. i think you'll like it. it's going to show some real nice looking weekend. look at the highs we have today. numbers today, even though it cooled off, a lot of areas around the bay, we saw 830 degrees in fairfield. 830 degrees in antioch. 76 in livermore. so most areas cool, but inland, they stayed in the low 80s for the most part.

she was a music industry major and vice president of the gamma sigma sigma national service sorority.her also died in the crash. we spoke with one of emily's friends. >> she wanted the best for everybody and she made everybody feel important. i think that's why everybody loved her because she made you feel important and that's hard to find in people these days. >> emily and her mom are from virginia. yvonne was a u.s. contractor. >>> happening today students in bucks county will help celebrate their new school at a groundbreaking ceremony that will take place in croydon in the bristol township school district at the site of the former mary divine elementary school. this is part of the district's elementary school overhaul plan which includes nine school closings and students coming together in different buildings. >>> the fraternity at rutgers university is in trouble over an incident involving underage drinking. sigma phi epsilon national headquarters suspended the rutgers chapter. a 20-year-old member was taken to a hospital back in november because he was in an intoxicated state af

they put out a statement on their facebook page earlier today the sorority gamma sigma sigma zeta chapter. as a person and friend emily always put others before herself and cared deeply for all of those in her life. we know that emily also worked for a company called carr workplaces hospitality in alexandria. they too, put out a statement saying that it was such a tough, tough time. and we should let you know that cnn reached out and spoke with raymond selke, he's the father the husband of the deceased and the father of emily. and he said to cnn, he said to us, very upset, very distraught as you can imagine. he is asking for privacy for his family, but event wally they will have another family member who will represent them to talk more about who they are and why they were out there. but these were two individuals very close, mother and daughter were traveling together. emily, we are learning through her lingk linkedin page loved festivals and so it is tragic. >> tragic all the way around. suzanne malveaux thank you. nic robertson, my thanks to you as well. >>> let me bring in our cnn avi

she embodied the spirit of gamma cigna cigna. emily put other where is her sell and cared deeply for all of those in her life. emily will be great the missed by her fellow sisters of say the t please keep chemly, her mother and their familiar until your thoughts and prayers during this heartbreaking time. >>> students on campus wednesday afternoon were stunned to hear the news. >> definitely is a tragedy. losing someone from your own community and definitely prayers and thoughts go out to her familiarly. >> i can even imagine it's horrible. >> reporter: that's the words to describe it now. no word if drexel university will hold memorial or a vigil for their former student when students return to campus next week sometime. third american was also on board that plane that crashed. the investigation into the crash continues. lucy? >> all right, dave, i'll take it. thank you. >>> developmenting in northampton county tonight what caused a warehouse to go up in flames. skyfox over the 1100 block of mount chunk road in bethlehem where i

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she was a music industry major and vice president of the gamma sigma sigma national service sorority.in the death of kristen massey. i'm rosemary coners. back to the "today" show and we'll have more news could coming up at 11:00. >>> we're back with more of "today" readily to reveal the am buck makeovers for two lucky ladies. >> and working their hair and wardrobe magic as always "today" contributor and hair stylist to the stars -- >> luis licari lalala! >> and jill martin. >> it's rainy. >> just a little. we got between the drops. it's warmer today. >> it's warming up yeah. >> it was great. >> first up melinda dotter. she's 58 years old. this housewife who lets her husband cut her hair -- >> oh dear. let's say that again. >> she can also proudly say she's a first time spanx wearer. >> instead of an interview, i'm going to have her read her sign. >> my lips are too thin my butt is too fat, i don't know how to use eye liner, please make my stomach look flat. my hair's a mess and there's something growing on my chin. don't make me stay out here please pick me and take me in. >> you got

she attended drexel university, a graduate of that school and was a member of the gamma sigma sigma chapterfore herself. emily will be greatly missed by her fellow sisters. please keep emily, her mother and their family during your thoughts and prayers during this heartbreaking time. >>> i want to update you on the other stories we're following. president obama delivering remarks marking the five-year anniversary of his landmark health care law. >> it's working despite countless attempts to repeal undermine, defund and defame this law. i mean we have been promised a lot of things these past five years that didn't turn out to be the case. death panel, doom a serious alternative from republicans in congress. >> so house speaker john boehner and nancy pelosi's long-term plan to finance health care for older americans while paying the doctors who treat them is reportedly in jeopardy. a senate vote is scheduled for tomorrow, but as of now, senator harry reid and other senate democrats still object to abortion restrictions in that bill. >>> right now, the governor of alabama is set to speak on th

. >> emily was a member of the gamma sigma sigma zeta sorority, they post add message on it facebook page, mourning the loss of emily and her mother. emily was integral part of the growing chamber and put others before herself, cared deeply for all of those in her life. we do know there was third american on the flight, how much, that person's identity has not yet been released. mike, alex? >> all right, 7:05. police are investigating home invasion in the point breeze section of the city. they have called out to the 1700 block of south chadwick street to the home after woman there, the woman told police a black male broke into her home and assaulted her, the victim was not taken to the hospital for some reason. police say nothing was taken from the home. and more breaking news, this out of chicago, former us representative jesse jackson, jr. is south of jail this morning, the 50 year old was serving time for tax evasion and misuse of campaign funds. he will serve the remind of his sentence in halfway-house. >> 7:06. sentencing scheduled today for the women convicted of and ducking a

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