holly's boyfriend was eventually released back into general population. but holly remained in lockup a year later. >> well, back to my hot little cell. >> please, open. please, open. >> why are you saying it like that? >> and clean that pig sty up. >> you leave my house alone. the hardest thing about being in lockup is not being able to sit, talk to him, prepare his meals for him, to iron his clothes, to wash his clothes. i mean, i enjoy doing all of that for him. going out and him coaching me and, you know, spotting me as i'm doing my little squats, you know. >> shortly after this interview, holly had a meeting scheduled with warden grant culiver to plead his case for getting out of ad seg. but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man? >> i can't do this. i can't do this. i can't do this. >> it's okay, you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me r

. >> holly: oh, hell, no. i asked for bacon.burger ain't got no bacon. >> mike: baby, baby, baby, it's fine. you don't need all that pork anyway. >> holly: no, it's not. next time i come up in here, i'mma get that burger for free with bacon. >> larry: and that next time turned out to be just a few hours later. >> holly: i'm back for my cheeseburger with bacon! >> sasha: certainly. here you go! >> holly: oh, hell, no! this burger ain't got no bacon either. >> mike: baby, it's not worth it! we've got that bacon at home! >> holly: i want that mcdonald's bacon! >> sasha: i'm sorry. we just ran out of bacon. >> larry: and then shaneka said, and i quote... >> holly: bitch, you don't know who you talkin' to! excuse me! (shooting...) pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! pop! (cheers and applause) >> larry: i want to point out, no one was harmed in the shooting of this mcdonald's and shaneka was arrested. the "we can't believe this (bleep)" players! we'll be right back. you're getting 3 here. alright? here goes. yep. [ crunching ] oh! cheddar, sour

holly, a lot of countries are offering aid. what are you seeing on the ground so far? >> well, scott we've seen both search and rescue teams and medical teams arriving here in nepal. but a lot of international help has been slowed down and even turned away because kathmandu's airport is simply too small to cope with all the traffic. it was also damaged in the earthquake. now, the fear here is that there may be many more dead and injured in remote villages that are still cut off from help. >> pelley: holly williams reporting for us tonight from the scene of the earthquake. holly, thanks very much. and we want to note that the pentagon is sending 130 rescue workers. now, we'd like to show you some before-and-after pictures. this square was used to house nepal's royal family. in minutes the quake destroyed the temple there that had stood for centuries. the calamity was repeated throughout kathmandu. ancient landmarks in seismic collapse. nepal lies in the him laas, dominated by the world's tallest mountain, mount everest. the quake sent a mountain of ice and snow directly

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holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're still digging through the rubble here in kathmandu, hoping to find survivors but expecting to discover many more bodies. the ground began to heave in nepal at midday on saturday. this security video captured the violent tremors. in just a few minutes, the quake raised buildings to the ground splintered tarmac roads, and claimed mo the wounded, some with head and spine injuries poured into nepal's hospitals. many of them poorly equipped for a disaster like this one. in the ancient heart of nepal's capital, several centuries' old hindu temples were leveled. this morning we found this search team working furiously digging through the rubble with shovels and each their bare hands. most of them like this man are volunteers who are hoping to find survivors. >> slim, but we can do what we can do. that's all we're doing. >> reporter: this teenage girl was found alive by another rescue team today. they used crowbars to free her from the debris. they've already begun to cremate their de

host: for more on this story, we speak with holly free in kathmandu.olly, thank you so much for speaking to "france 24." an increasingly difficult situation. describe to us the eight efforts getting underway. -- the aid efforts getting underway. holly, i am not sure if you can hear me, but i'm asking you regarding the aid efforts getting underway where you are. ok well, moving on. hopefully we will hear more on that story a little later in the show. next, no hope of reprieve. the mother of australian death row inmate myuran sukumaran will be killed in the night. he is among mostly foreigners who face an indonesian firin squad ing central java where they are being held. the group was convicted of being part of the heroin smuggling gang the bali 9. oliver farry reports. oliver: they are likely to be shot by firing squad early wednesday morning. australian prime ministers julie bishop has called on indonesia to halt the investigation into the corruption -- until a corruption investigation into two judges who presided over the case has taken place. prime m

>> holly williams in catania, italy. holly, thanks. >> this morning video shows some of the violence. the video appears to show the execution of dozens of ethiopian execution executions. we're not going to show it. if authentic it would be the first offensive coordination with isis outside the land. >>> an estimated 1 million fans will cheer them on along the route. the race begins one day before the trial of convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev entering the sentencing phase. don dahler is at the starting line in hopkinsson massachusetts. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. security has been ramped up yet again this year. they've set up these barricades all along the route to separate the spectators from the runners, and there's an enhanced police presence along the 26 miles. they've also introduce add new technology, a drone shield. very sensitive microphones along the route that picks up any kind of illegal drone activity. this is patriots' day in massachusetts, so in addition to the race there will also

holly. 36 this morning in northeast philly, right along the shore. we're at 43 degrees in beach haven, was closer inland atlantic city airport, below freezing at 30 degrees. same thing in millville. and these are the areas under the frost advisory at least until 8:00 a.m. so hopefully you covered up your sensitive plants or brought them inside. our high today will be well above average. 68 degrees as we head into tomorrow, even warmer than that 72 plenty of sunshine expected both today and tomorrow. but i am tracking the return of showers. i'll go over all the details in my seven-day forecast. >>> still ahead, an historic meeting between the u.s. and cuba. what president obama and president raul castro talked about during this discussion as the world was watching. >>> who are we ready for?! >> hillary! >> ready for launch. a super pac is touting its support for former secretary of state, hillary clinton, who will announce her second run for the white house today. senior adviser to clinton sa

holly. 51 in allentown. mt. holly with 71 degrees three hours ago. 52 in atlantic city. 51 in stone harbor. that cold air is coming in fast and everybody's going to be in the cold. look at this temperature drop in 24 hours. some of this drop a lot of this drop happened in the last three hours. 15 to 20 degrees colder. so it's in. and so is the rain. you can see more and more showers across the area. we continue to see the rain falling near the shore. not all that heavy. same thing with the poconos, lehigh valley berks county getting into it. the northeast wind that's come in. the warm air being pushed out of the picture. and once those east winds are in here they're going to stay in here through wednesday and into thursday. it's just going to be hour after hour of this nastiness. and the northeast wind dropping the temperatures. by 10:00 we're already down into the 40s with showers, maybe a thunderstorm down in delaware, south jersey where the warm air still exists. but once it gets colder the chance of thunders

and 37 in mount holly. your 24-hour temperature change map shows we are 18 degrees cooler in mount holly. 19 degrees cooler this time yesterday in dover. the future wind gusts show gusty winds throughout today heading into the afternoon. getting into the overnight hours, we'll see the wind speeds subsiding a bit. but the satellite radar shows a cold and wet day for us. we'll continue to see scattered showers moving into parts of dover and also just to the south of maurice river into cape may county. and on and off showers are expected for us throughout the entire area throughout today. so by 11:00 a.m. you'll notice light rainfall. but it will be short-lived. another round, on and off, same thing on thursday. more of a moderate rainfall thursday afternoon. and by friday that's when we'll watch for the organized thunderstorms as we push into the afternoon and evening hours. so that could affect your friday evening commute. we just want to take it easy. heading into the rest of today, we are going to see temp

>> holly williams in catania, italy. holly, thanks. >>> a chilling isis terror video shows some of the violence those migrants are fleeing. the video appears to show the execution of dozens of ethiopian christians in libya. we're not going to show the graphic part of the footage. the video includes sections recorded in syria and iraq. if authentic, it would be the first evidence of coordination with isis affiliates outside the group's heartland. >>> waves of runners are making their way along the boston marathon route this morning. an estimated one million fans are cheering on more than 30,000 runners. the race comes one day before the trial of convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev enters the sentencing phase. don dahler is at the starting line in hopkinton, massachusetts. don, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the race is under way as is the rain. and because the tsarnaev trial is on going, security has been ramped up. they put up these barricades to separate spectators from racers and there's an enhanced pol

holly williams is in kathmandu with the rescue cruise.ews.olly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the feeling here in nepal is that there could be many more dead and injured in the towns and villages where help is not getting through. we went to the town of bhaktapur this morning where the nepalese police told us more than 2,000 people lost their lives. >> reporter: they've been digging through this house in bhaktapur for more than three days searching for three people who were inside when the ground began to shake. watching on it bimaltwnabasu, his mother lies beneath the rub. but rescuers say there's no hope still alive. many of bhaktapur houses were essentially those not built to withstand earthquakes. the force of the tremors toppled them like dominos. on the next street we found this chinese search and rescue team. they told us they were guided to these demolished houses by the stench emanating from the debris. they believed there's at least one dead body here. the chinese had specialist gear and they're experienced in earthquake

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temperatures climbing into the 70s for mount holly, trenton, doylestown 72 degrees. low 70s for atlantic city and dover. 73 degrees. sunny skies and 75. nothing but sunshine for drexel hill, swedesboro and westchester. temperatures in the 70s. good news is weekend is looking good. timing is everything and it looks like we're going to be dry and milder saturday. partly sunny and 70 degrees. perfect weather for the broad street run. the blue cross broad street run will start in the 50s and warm into the 70s in the afternoon. seven day forecast with warmer weather when i come back in ten minutes. >> mr. henley with nothing but good news for us this morning. he's feeling good about himself, isn't he? let's find out if the forecast for your drive this morning is going to look as nice. >> jessica boyington is watching the reads for your morning commute. what are you seeing? >> thank you, guys. bill has the good news for today. i have some good news and it's starting to get worse as the morning goes on. as we're on the schuylkill expressway around spring garden street no pr

holly, thank you. iran has charged a "washington post" reporter with espionage and writing stories critical of the government, which is illegal there. jason rezaian could get 20 years. nancy cordes is following this. >> reporter: some of the charges came from rezaian's attorney after she was finally allowed to meet with him. the 39-year-old reporter, she said, is accused of conducting propaganda against the establishment, collaborating with hostile governments and collecting information with malicious intent. the "washington post" called the charges "ludicrous." white house press secretary josh earnest agreed. >> these charges are absurd, should be immediately dismissed and jason should be freed immediately so he can return home to his family. >> reporter: rezaian, who is an american citizen moved to iran in 2007 and became the "post's" tehran bureau chief in 2012. in a statement, "washington post" editor martin baron says it's despicable to assert that jay isn't's work amounted to espionage or otherwi

our holly williams has report from the screen. at home the protests got violent last night in baltimore over the death of ready grey who died in police custody. we'll hear from maryland congressman elijah cummings on that and we'll talk about the continuing incidence of police problems involving with two of new york city's top cop. commissioner bill bratton and his deputy john niller. plus a preview of the supreme court case that could settle the gay marriage debate. we'll hear from evan wolfson of freedom to mary and family research council present tony perkins. all that and more because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning. the news overnight is staggering from nepal. more than 22,400 dead. thousands more injured after a 7.8 earthquake hit the country yesterday. the epicenter was just north of kathmandu in nepal's capital and largest city. the strong of aer is shocks in the region some as high as 6.7 are making rescue efforts more difficult. cbs news correspondent holly williams is there. >> good m

holly at 41 degrees and right along the shore, 45 in beach haven and 47 in avalon. still under a frost advisory in some parts of our area allentown, lehigh. that's going to be until 8:00 a.m. patchy frost is a possibility. as we push into the rest of today, ours temperatures will start to climb closer to average, ranging between 62 and 63. i am tracking 70s back in your forks. i'll have that coming up in just a bit. rosemary? >> thank you brittney. >>> this morning in nepal, people woke up screaming and ran into the streets because of a powerful aftershock. here's what we know that magnitude 6.7 aftershock hit around 3:15 a.m. our time. as of now, there are no reports of any deaths. the death toll from yesterday's 7.8 magnitude quake is nearing 2,000 people and there is a local connection. officials from mulenberg college in allentown say that four of their students are studying over there in nepal, but they are safe. meanwhile, a google executive, dan freedenberg, because the first american confirmed to have been killed in that quake yesterday. he died in an avalan

. >> melissa holly walked her child to school and he spent six hours trapped inside of his school bus left inside by the driver and aide. >> they should be checking repeatedly you went and parked the bus wherever and the two of you got off the bus and my son was still on the bus. >> tried to get out the back door and front door. >> did you have any luck? >> no i can't. >> he was on the bus for six hours, he went the bathroom and had nothing to driven or eat and my son is asthmatic. >> he was spotted by a teacher at pickup time who knew he hadn't been at class. when she went to get the principal the bus driver pulled away the first word to me was sorry it's all our fault. >> the bus employees involved is only identified as a driver named bill and an aid named denise. and they have not confirmed if the driver and aide are fired but they were not on the bus within they arrived at school. >> you rely on them to get their kids to school. that is their job. >> the district takes safety seriously and tyler's safety was in jeopardy the district is reviewing melissa holly's request that her so

temperatures in the poconos at 31 degrees, 42 in mount holly, 41 in millville. over the next eight hours, our temperatures will start to push into the 50s. 53 by 1 p.m. our high today ranging between 57 and 60 degrees for our area. our average for this time of year 67 so we're still staying well below average. same thing tomorrow but i am tracking the return of temperatures in the 70s. i'll let you know when in my seven-day forecast. >> now this breaking news we're following overseas the earthquake in nepal is now a disaster. the death toll has topped 700 and is expected to rise. it took kathmandu earlier today and was feldt in neighboring india, china and pakistan. you see people getting medical attention. an historic tower in kathmandu collapsed. the quake triggered avalanches on mount everest, the world's tallest mont estest mountain. several people at a base camp are missing. the prime ministers of pakistan and india say their nations will offer all help possible. >> new from overnight ash victim is expected to survive after a shooting in pottstown. overnigh

remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant hollisime friends with the bomber. >> terry and i met about 20 years prior to the incident. he was working at a convenience store and my partner and i would always stop in and visit with him, make sure he was okay. he would be working the graveyard shift. >> sergeant hollis, the sheriff and lieutenant bob lee communicate with rosland through a crack in the window, trying to convince him to give up peacefully. >> we tried to talk him into not even thinking about taking his life, because he was so young, and that he had a family. >> but they are alarmed by what they see inside the car. >> he had a couple gallons of what appeared to me to be gasoline in a box with pipe bombs and some more gun powder and things like this in the back seat. >> rosland sips cough syrup and asks to see his wife and son. >> kept inquiring about bringing his family there, and that's a no-no as far as i was concerned. we kept saying that we couldn't locate them, which we couldn't at that time. >> they were having probl

holly, i'm sure you have the same pressure. holly, give it to me. by the way, i have adhd.ay you get around it i say fine, if you really do have it i want you do be seen by a psychiatrist psychiatrist. i want you to be seen by an official diagnosis and bile happy to be part of it. >> i do the same thing. >>> new research shows a new blood test can help predict the effect of food allergies. how does this work? >> right now it's done through a series of skin pick tests. they can tell you if you're allergic but they can't tell you how severe it might be. so researchers have developed a new predictive test. it measures levels of certain immune cells in the blood that can actually predict how severe your reaction might be and that's really important. right now to figure out severity, we basically have to give patients who are allergic a little bit of the food and see what happens which is clearly terrifying. >> is this only for research purposes at this point or are we going start to see it on the market? >> i don't know whennite going be on the market. the reason it's so import

holly williams cbs news kathmandu. >>> as reported four americans were killed during the quake. they were among 18 people who died when avalanche struck the mt. everest base camp. a good part of the camp is covered by snow, ice and rocks. one who escaped was american kent stewart. >> we just all ran out of the dining tent and looked around at all the mountains and saw avalanches coming from everywhere. almost immediately, they started bringing patients to our camp because we were the only camp that had tents that weren't destroyed. >> climbers have been evacuated but it's unclear how many were trapped on the mountain. and making matters worse the weather is expected to deteriorate. >>> this morning, the supreme court takes up the constitutionally of same-sex marriage. it should be an historic moment for the gay community. same-sex marriage is the subject of a heated debate foryears. >> reporter: those proponents and opponents have been waiting in line outside the court since friday hoping for a ticket to hear what may turn out to be historic argument. >> if the supreme court dar

. >> scott williams, alex holly and steve keeley at laurel acres park tonight. what's going on, guys. >> good evening, iain and lucy. the weather right now not that bad we're looking at a lot of sunshine. eighths little breezy but we're here at laurel acres park in mt. laurel. lenape is taking on timber creek. it's opening day and right now looking pretty good. >> that's right. we're so glad the sun is out. opening day you have to have nice weather speaking of that. steve keeley is here in fact. >> look who came out. >> batting practice right now working on his swing there. ooh, look at him. hold on now. he's staying far back right now. we'll have a lot of fun if you want to come out, please come out and meet us. we want to say hollow we're at laurel acres park right off union mill road the entrance you can park here. but, yeah, the game is underway here. of course, we're cheering on both teams. but we are bias here. lenape -- >> of course. >> you're wearing red for lenape lenape. >> i like how scott was affected by the weather. all his notes blew away. that was

. >> but the receipt was signed by someone who identified himself as charles holly.told the clerk he needed the cyanide for a college chemistry class. forensic document examiner bill flynn was asked to compare this signature to lewis harry's known signature. >> the second letter in the name holly is an ovate round letter. it is also an ovate, round letter in harry. there is a very distinctive style that he used to move from the "h" into the next ovate letter. >> beth last names ended with a "y" and flynn discovered that they were virtually identical as were the "h's" at the beginning of each name. >> for instance, the right side of the "h" in holley is made with that right-curving clockwise rotation circular movement on the "h" which we saw is the characteristics replicated in harry's own name. >> investigators went to the chemonics company and showed the sales clerk a photo lineup. the clerk identified lewis harry as the man who purchased the cyanide. in lewis harry's office investigators found an open box of envelopes. when they look athe ones left in the box, they

yesterday we were 18 degrees warmer in mount holly.nton. 15 in atlantic city. 18 in dover. we are down 13 degrees, about 13 degrees cooler in wilmington. our satellite radar shot shows the light rainfall here mainly confined to dover, parts of atlantic city but as we move through philadelphia the lehigh valley, we are seeing the patchy light rain to continue throughout the morning. it is heavy enough for you to see slick roads. be careful as you head out this morning. we'll continue to see on and off showers throughout the day. by 10:00 a.m. picking up a bit more in intensity. again, on and off, just keep the umbrella handy. then heading into thursday by 3:00 p.m. same thing. another round of wet weather thursday night, 11:00 p.m. moderate rainfall expected for us. then we gear up for isolated thunderstorms by friday. your seven-day forecast shows the cooler temperatures today, tomorrow, back to the 70s on friday. drying out by the weekend. >>> well, at least the weekend is shaping up nicely. 20 minutes after 4:00 we'll see how your dr

'60s, if you weren't there it's a good thing that we have the lyrics to explain the death of buddy holly. for now here is a story of the song with a handful of things you didn't not. >> a piece of american music history is up for sale. the manuscript for the iconic "american pie" and here is mcclane singing it. ♪ a long, long time ago ♪ ♪ i can still remember how that music used to make me smile ♪ >> it's rare to see behind the curtain. this is seen behind the curtain. >> tom head of books and manuscripted in christie's in new york said its remarkable how he went through the lyrics pagely page for months. >> i remember how that music used to make me smile. >> it was a smash when it was released in 19. 1971 ♪ so bye bye miss american pie ♪ >> whoever buys these documents will have access to stuff that has never been seen in public before. for example, donachie mcclane wrote this verse for american pie, which in the end is simply crossed out. reading the manuscript it's clear that he started by happened and then typing as the song panned out and two famous lines were flipped. >> february m

holly williams, cbs news, katmandu. >> search and rescue teams from california are headed to nepal. death toll is expected to rise. while workers eventually reach remote mountain villages destroyed by the earthquake. and a climber from sonoma county is now involved in rescue efforts on mount everest. john ritter on the left, in the green jacket, said the ground shook for a very long time. moments later, the avalanches thundered toward him. ritter survived the onslaught of snow and rock but other climbers at the bait camp did not. -- base camp did not. to find out how you can help, just head to our web site cbs- sf .com. >>> an east bay community mourns the loss of a 9-year-old boy murdered in his own home. jordan almgren was stabbed yesterday in the home. and the suspect is in custody, 18-year-old william shultz, a friend of the boy's older brother. we talked to jordan's classmates as they visited his memorial this morning. >> reporter: one after another, classmates of 9-year-old jordan almgren came to the crime scene turned memorial site to pay their respects. >> he was a really go

holly, 44 millville and 50 degrees in avalon. winds right now out of the t(west.l see them switching out from the northwest and bumping up to 10 to 20 miles an hour gusting higher than that, closer to 25 miles per hour.t( winds not bad, though right now, anywhere from 5 to 10 miles per hour. winds will be the big story today. not quite ast( windy as it was last saturday but still windy. by jf8:0050, by noon 57 and 4:00 p.m. looking good. mostly #m ce today, nicer on sunday. we'll havet( your seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> only nbc 10c is reporting this developing story of a quadriplegic man allegedly abandoned in the woods in cobbs creek. nbc 10's jesse gary justçó spoke with philadelphia police. jesse, let us know what you've learned. >> reporter: rosemary police are saying this victim 21 years old, quadriplegic cerebral palsy sufferer nonverbal. sat in these woods for the better part ofsn an incredibly strong will to live. take a look at our video from earlier. ae1 passer bye1 called philadelphia police just after 9:00 last night saying there was

holly williams has the latest. >> reporter: the ground began to heave in nepal at midday on saturday. the security video captured the violent tremors. in just a few minutes, the quake razed buildings to the ground and claimed more than 3,000 lives. >> there was just floods of people just running to open spaces. >> reporter: the wounded, some with head and spine injuries, poured into nepal's hospitals. many of them poorly equipped for a disaster like this one. they're still digging through the rubble here in kathmandu hoping to find survivors but expecting to discover many more bodies. we found this search teamworking furiously digging through the rubble with shovels and even their bare hands. they've already begun to cremate their dead in nepal lighting hindu funeral piles for their loved ones. holly williams, cbs news, kathmandu. >> the quake is the worst to hit the south asian nation in more than 80 years. and it also triggered a massive avalanche on mount everest. it wiped out a base camp on the mountain. at least 1 people were llkied, three of them americans. they include google e

holly's smile just said it all. jana katsuyama live in san jose. >>> we got a new look today at the warriors new future arena. the team hopes to be playing in the new center by 2018. plans call for 2,400 square feet of retail space which is inspired by san francisco's ferry building. 1/3 of the site will be diverted to plazas and a 5- 1/2 acre park. >>> the daughters of charlie tried to sell four hospitals because of the money problems but the deal fell through. pregnant women will have to go to o'conner of south of hollister to deliver their babies. the people working there have been told they could lose their jobs. managers and vice presidents have always been layed off from all of the hospitals. >>> b.a.r.t. launched a new campaign aimed at keeping people from taking their own lives on the tracks. this comes after an alarm number of suicides at b.a.r.t. stations. rob roth with what riders will see. >> reporter: among the many signs of the downtown berkeley b.a.r.t. station there's one that mental health advocates

madam president and i am one of the cosponsors of item 15 that deals with 100 appleton street and holly courts and i will be supporting these items and it's important to note and supervisor avalos and i will be calling for a hearing on this. one of the things that i have seen in the last few days and today i think a number of us were visited by some families that came to our offices to express a very real fear that these families in public housing that once they're relocated to allow for the work to be done there's a real fear that somehow the families are not going to be allowed to come back, and i had the pleasure of visiting constituents at holly courts over the weekend and we had a conversation about the proposal and the various changes that are being moved forward, and the comments that i received from those residents were very much along the same lines that there is a very real tangible fear that these residents have that once they're relocated that somehow something will happen, something will not be followed through, and that they're going to find themselves on the street, and i

at this hour it's still cooling down. 45 in trenton and mount holly. pottstown 41. 43 in wilmington. philadelphia international is one of the warm spots at 48 degrees. clouds and sunshine. 48 degrees at 7:00. by 10:00, the sun will warm us up to 55 degrees. near 60 degrees at 1:00. winds starting to pick up. that could lead to some showers blowing into the area this afternoon. your neighborhood-by-neighbor-fore cast when i'm back in ten. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. good morning, jesse. >> good morning, bill. good morning, everyone. outside on 22 checking in with the drive times. right around trooper road. generally where we see the backup as trooper road wraps around into the eastbound lanes here heading towards king of prussia, no problem. upper moreland on the pa turnpike westbound by the byberry overpass. out in trevose, still an accident combined with a fuel spill from a tractor trailer on trevose road at reading avenue. we'll definitely keep you updated. tracy. >> 5:32. new from overnight, police are looking