. >> jan ting, law professor.ood morning, jan. >> morning. >> christine flowers, attorney and journalist. good morning, chris. and dom giordano, talk show host. good morning. >> good morning, monica. >> so, right after winning ohio, the republican hopeful for president, john kasich, came to the philadelphia area to villanova, got a roaring reception. lots of folks are also coming to this area to try to court all of those delegates that are up for grabs. it's about three weeks away, but, nonetheless, pennsylvania could really make or break this race. it's a very important time and an interesting twist to how things have turned out. what do you make of it? >> well, i think that it's very interesting, the fact that -- and dom, i know, knows this better than i do about the number of people on the republican side that are uncommitted as delegates, so the whole sort of election process itself seems really interesting, but i thought it was also interesting also that former governor dick thornburgh endorsed kasich. he lik

. >> reporter: jan miller has been helping murder victim families for 22 arbecause jan miller is onef those families. >> i feel empowered myself by getting involved. >> reporter: in 1984, jan's daughter, 19-year-old veronica cast murdered in her apartment in chico. it's unsolved. 10 years after the killing jan teamed up with jane alexander to form citizens against homicide. >> to unhappy ladies, unhappy with the criminal justice system. >> reporter: should the killer be caught and convicted, citizens against homicide helps families write letters to the sentencing judge and later the parole board. >> your case is kind of shoved to the back. >> reporter: jean and shelly had two-family members killed in fresno. >> no one is ever prepared to have something like this happen. >> reporter: the group was able to put up a billboard offering a big reward. they couldn't believe that someone came forward so quickly with evidence and proof of who committed the murders. >> it turns out to be the murderer himself. he murdered them for money. and he -- that $50,000 reward billboard was just eating h

what do you have there, jan?reporter: well, erika, we are just hanging out with a couple of our favorite picsar characters this morning. this is walley. you might remember him. and this is just one area of this new exhibit called the science behind picsar. this is the camera area. something my photographer knows a little bit about. so we can go from wide-angle view, to close upright here. we can even change the focus from, say, a rubic's cube to our face. how cool is that? it is just one of 40 different inter-active elements, we have here, this new exhibit start tomorrow, and runs through september 5th. erika, back into you. >> can't wait to see the rest that far, jan, great preview there. all right, well, spectacular show at ar jen tape yan park. up the glacier, and collapse into lake argentina. the glacier covers about 100 square miles. experts say the collapse happen every few years, and the last one was in 2012. power of mother nature right there. we want to check in with katie and our record temperatures had

thanks, jan. saved with seconds to spare. see the dramatic rescue when some deputies just happened to stumble on a fiery car crash. >> plus, another high priced heist inside a center city clothing store. what police are saying about the sudden rash of break-in's. >> also, getting healthier with breakfast. the big benefits of adding yogurt and coffee to your daily routine. >> ♪ #. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, this morning's snow just a minor nuisance. katie lets us know when the snow stops falling. and when it will start feeling a little more like spring. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> belief -- >> you can see the roads slick and wet, what we're seeing right now, the roads are wet, but katie says won't be too much accumulation. she'll let you know when the snow stops falling coming up in just a few minutes. >>> it has happened again, another center city clothing store, targeted, by brazen thieves, this time they smashed windows near rittenhouse square and got away with handful every slot. the latest incident of other similar crimes i

back into you. >> we'll check back in with you then, thanks, jan. we put more information about the flower show on our website cbsphilly.com. owning, what's better than buzzer beat nerve basketball? how about three buzzer beat in one epic game. see the stunning finish that brought fans to their feet. >> and talk about an emergency. a fashion emergency. why that little girl called police about her clothes. >> quarterback sam bradford met the media yesterday, a day after agreeing to new two-year deal, worth a reported $36 million. 22 million is guaranteed. the former heisman trophy winner says he really wanted to stay in philadelphia because he likes the way the birds are shaping up. >> i don't think we're that far off. you know, from being a really good football team, and, you know, i just really enjoy my experience in philadelphia last year. and, you know, just something about it, just told me this is where, you know, i was meant to be. >>> and now we've seen a lot of wild finishes in basketball games, but highs school game in minnesota last night,

but the group carries on with jan at the helm meeting twice a month. she says the state by the way no longer provides money for the billboards and the rewards. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. >>> beautiful day outside wrapping up still a lot of blue sky filtered sunshine for a time. temperatures this evening pretty comfortable. san francisco 63 degrees. currently san jose 64. santa rosa 67. mid-60s for concord, oakland and we are just comfortable everywhere. upper 50s now in petaluma. kennilworth junior high school coming in at 59 degrees. cupertino currently 62. radar clear as you would expect. no rain up to our north. we are going to be dry for the next couple of days. next rain chance is monday. we could use more chances of rain. april may and june we get more dry. we are entering the much drier part of our year. our calendar shows a lot of rainfall in the wintertime but come april and inch and a half of rain, may .70. june .16." but the prospects are that we'll have an above-average rainfall total fo

jan carabeo joins us now from the scene, jan, how is it looking right now? >> reporter: erika, good morning, you can see behind me live on scene this morning that the fire is now under control. and fire investigators are here trying to figure out what started that early morning fire. now the fire was contained to the diner here at 13th and edgemont. you can see whole lot of damage on the roof area there. the problem is that this is also connected to the days in. soy smoke got into that building, fire crews now ventilating the rooms. meantime, the build something still evacuated. leaving a lot of tired people here out of bed this morning. the fire stat dollars here at the great leaves diner before 3:00 a.m. smoke and fire was showing when fire crews arrived early this morning it, grew to its two alarm fire, before crews could get it out t took them about 30 minutes to extinguish the flames. right now of course they are keeping eye out on hot spots, while this building there is days inn hotel remains evacuated. now, as part of the fire investigation, investiga

all right, jan, thanks very much. i don't think she could hear me right there. >> 5:45.b an umbrella before you walk out the door, katie is tracking your storm this morning. glad you can hear me in the studio. >> it is helpful thaw are only 25 feet away from me. >> yes. >> that is all right. we are definitely you are right looking at wet weather out there right now w that said we will rely heavily on our eyewitness weather watch tours find out how conditions are changing for them at the drop of the hat here. these are most up to date observations we have got. 50 degrees, mild beginning to the morning from ed, he does still have in chesterfield fine drizzle. it the is still warm. i know he is not going to go necessariry find this but it is still mild but he is one of the folks, delaying getting out the door with the walk with the dog. 49 degrees the temperature sent in from margot, she too has in buena a vista township finding wet weather, windy conditions, that is other side effect we will get with this. let me take you to the poconos. 45 degrees coming in from keith, on

who are you pick to go win it all, jan, what do you think? >> reporter: so of course i have to root for all of the local team. but i went to the university of marylander so i have to root on the terps, as women. fingers crossed for them. >> thanks, jan, see you in the next hour. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of march madness, we're traveling with all three local teams and will get you ready for friday's game, right here, on cbs-3. so get those brackets going. >> all right, feeling little sluggish this morning from the time change over the weekend? doctor rob is here with the five foods you can eat today to give your body its natural energy boost. also, dozens of dangerous dirt bikes taken off the road. why police said illegal rides are specially a problem now. >>> a big crack-down as philadelphia police target illegal dirt bikes and atv's. police seize 53 vehicles and arrested at least one person yesterday. police say that people die from accidents involving the atv's and dirt bikes every year. and it is a big problem, e

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jan. >> good morning. i just talk to an employee of the coca cola facility here on erie avenue and he tells me he was just coming out on a break when he noticed that his carries the park car, the collateral damage in the hit and run accident that happened early this morning involving those plainclothes police officers. i want to tribe what you can still see on the scene. that is the cop car an unmarked cara begins the wall here on the scene at erie avenue and jet street this morning. the these were plainclothes officers on patrol when they were involved in the hit and run accident this he were taken to aria frankford, fortunately though with just minor injuries. now this hit and run happened right around 3:30 this morning, police tell us that the suspect vehicle hit the police car from behind while it was moving, and the officers then lost control, hit that parked car and then crash in the role in the coca cola facility at june yacht a police say suspect car then fled west on erie, it is a dark colored car

jan: no, he is very respectable. he does not have a lot of social issues that have caused some of the nomination problems in the past. it you don't get a lot of abortion cases in the district of columbia or death cases, a very liberal area. they don't get a lot of challenges on this. his record reflects what everyone believes them to be, which is unassailable qualification, highly respected by both the all on both sides of the aisle. turn the supreme court for a generation i believe, to the left. that is why they are not going to budge even if garland was the nominee in every other year that the republican senate could hope for from a democratic president. charlie: we talked about the family man, justice department. what else defines him and establishes him? jay: i think that will come out in the next few months, this is a nomination which is unlikely to succeed in the conventional way. we will get to see him as a deliberative figure and a human being. that is really compelling, particularly for some of the senators

she opened up about her wild year with jan crawford before a recent performance. jan, good morning. really cute and so talented. you know? we talked to her about what it felt like to win that new female vocalist award. she had she couldn't process it. this time last year, her first album wasn't even released. now she's this big award winner and that is a lot for a 22-year-old to process. ♪ >> reporter: as far as the debut, it's hard to get any better than this. ♪ love me like you mean it >> reporter: her first single "love me like you mean it" off her very first album, skyrocketed to the number one song on country radio. ♪ if you're going to hold me >> reporter: earning kelsea ballerini two nomination at the country music awards. >> i went to the acm last year and i couldn't get a seat with the artists. >> reporter: where did you sit? >> like, beyond the artist section. >> reporter: did you think maybe someday? >> i thought someday. >> reporter: but next year? >> i didn't they next year at all. ♪ >> reporter: in less than a year, ballerini has gone from unknown to the one to watch a

bell jan police have issued a new plea to the public to help identify him.eanwhile, a special mass was held tuesday in a cathedral in the belgian capitol. >> to all of the victims, to all of those who suffer around the world, dear god, offer them the patience to overcome sorrow and painful moments. >> the mass was held in memory of the victims including 20-year-old morman missionary taken claim surrounded by cards, cuddling a toy bunny. >> at this precise moment, i didn't feel because of the ad n adrenl adrenaline but then i saw the wounds of the other people and i found out i couldn't walk any more because of my leg. and i feel the burns so bad. >> brussel's airport has been closed since the attacks last week. officials are planning dry runs to make sure everything functions properly again before reopening, they hope, later this week. john terrett, al jazeera. >>> tensions are running high in pakistan after a bomb killed 70 people in lahore on sunday. at least 29 children are among the dead. the pakistani splinter group claimed responsibility. government re

thanks, jan. one airline in philadelphia want to be the first to fly you direct to unlikely get away. find out where next. >> plus, a group of thieves burst through a window at a high end store in britain -- rittenhouse square, make off with thousands of dollars worth of clothing. this is not the first brazen burglary in the area. >> find out what police are doing to stop it from happening again. >> i seen stars. i have had to shake it off. >> she is a soccer legend. best known for scoring the goals to win the world cup in 1999. but now, brandy is 47 years old, and thinking about all of the head injuries she had during her career. coming up the bold move she is making to help concussion research. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control

jan crawford is following this. it is the court's first controversial case since the death of justice antonin scalia. but the questions from the and reflected deep divisions. liberals appeared united the new regulations raising standards for abortion clinics would force many to close. ultimately obstructing a woman's right to abortion for no good reason. justice ruth bader ginsburg, what it is about is that a woman has a fundamental right to make this choice for herself. the conservatives ask where is the evidence, the law would in fact shut down many clinics. justice sam alito, there is information that they closed for reasons that had nothing to do with this law. texas passioned the law in 2013, amid national outcry over a pennsylvania clinic where a doctor was convicted of killing a patient and three infants in botched late term abortions. the law requires clinics to operate more like surgery centerers and have doctors with admitting privileges at nearby texas representative jody laudenberg sponsored the bill. >>

. >>> >> reporter: jan, i showed a lot of people the pictures of the frayed jumper cables, and everyone seemed absolutely shocked. i can tell you that many people are not convinced that things will go smoothly tomorrow. >> my dad goes every day on the metro. >> reporter: lena has her parents' commuting schedule down. did you know metro is shut down today? >> yeah. >> reporter: how did you know that? >> my dad said he had to walk back home. >> reporter: it's all uphill through roslyn, but we make do. >> i want to make sure it's safe for me and my family and everyone on it.

jan widerman and his wife arrived for court. he refuses to talk to us. police say the discovery was made in his home in bucks county last month when they say that they responded to a car fire that spread to the garage. inside a locked room near the garage police found 40 marijuana plants packaging material and a safe with more than $16,000 inside. >> they are alleging possession with intent to deliver. >> i'm alleging neither. >> the defense attorney says so far no one can prove what was inside that house because lab testing on the materials was not presented today in court.

jan carabeo monitoring these developments for us in the satellite center so glad no one was killed in this, jan, good morning. >> good morning, 14 people are recovering today injured when their tape derailed just about 45 miles east of san francisco. now, that crash sent first car of the train into swollen creek, that forced emergency responders to rescue passengers from fast moving current. the ace number ten computer train traveling from san jose to stockton monday night when fallen tree reportedly derailed the first two cars. passengers relieved to walk away from the crash, family recalled confusion at the moment of the impact. >> that part, it can get little rock i anyway. at first it felt kind of like that. then after split second you realize, no, this was something a lot more serious. >> rich howell in a second car derailed but remained upright. he and other made their way to the front car on its side and partially submerged in the creek's water. >> i wasn't sure if we were going to turn over or not. as soon as i knew we were stable, started listening for the screams, people wer

jan, thank you. as we said, that fight appears to be over before it began. here's margaret brennan. >> i simply ask republicans in the senate to give him a fair hearing and then an up-or-down vote. be an abdication of the senate's constitutional duty, it will indicate a process for nominating and confirming judges that is beyond repair. >> let's let the american people decide. >> reporter: within minutes republican majority leader mitch mcconnell said no, congress will wait until a newly elected president picks a supreme court justice. >> our view is this: give the people a voice in filling this vacancy. >> reporter: mcconnell pointed to then-senator joe biden's recommendation to president bush back in 1992. >> once the political season is under way, and it is, action on a supreme court nomination must be put off until after the election campaign is over. >> reporter: but the white house thinks the american public is on its side and hopes garland's sterling legal credentials and moderate political record will persuade some republicans. president obama single

our jan carabao will join us in the next half an hour with members of the last villanova team to win it all, the 1985 wildcats. >>> bernie sanders is make going his first campaign stop in pennsylvania, this morning, he is holding a rally at david lawrence convention center in pittsburgh. pennsylvania's april 26th primary is four weeks away, the keystone state has 210 democratic delegates, and 4 million registered democratic voters. philadelphia hosts the democratic convention in july. >>> meanwhile donald trump is used to saying you are fired on the apprentice. >> now he is keeping his campaign manager fighting a misdemeanor battery charge for allegedly grabbing a reporter's arm. as don champion reports two g.o.p. candidates appear to be back ago way from their pledge to support the eventual nominee. >> reporter: week before the wisconsin presidential primary donald trump is taking back his vow to support the g.o.p.'s eventual nominee. >> no, i don't think so. >> trump's turnaround came during a town hall, where he is lock in the tight race with ted cruz. cruz and rival john kasich d

jan carabao joins us near that scene in juniata, jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. these were plainclothes officers, out on patrol this morning when they were involved in this hit and run accident. they were both taken to aria frankford hospital with minor injuries. here at erie avenue and g street remains that car, it is that unmarked cara against the wall there. this hit and run happened right around 3:30 this morning. police tell us that the suspect vehicle hit the police car from behind while it was moving, the the officers then lost control, and hit a parked car, and then crashed in the wall of this coca a cola a facility in june yacht a police say the suspect car fled west on erie, it is a dark colored car with front end damage and still at large this morning. police hope surveillance cameras in the the area can help give them a better description of the striking vehicle will. police only suffered minor, neck back and leg injuries. they are plainclothes officers with the the 24th district. they were out on patrol when this all happened, taken to area frankford

. >> very cool. >> so beautiful from years past. >> i heard jan say earlier you want to give yourselffour hours at least because is there so much to see. >> it is a huge show. >>> all right. up next why robert deniero is in our area selling vodka. >>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, finding a cosmetic doctor just got a whole lot easier. consultation is free, and it is being called the uber of plastic surgery, we will show you how it works today at 5:00. >>> two time academy award winning actor robert deniero is in delaware county today. deniero will be at grand opening of the new fine wine and good spirits store in glen mills. he will sign bottles of his vodka for a lucky 15 randomly select people, for more information on how you can get a chance to get up close and personal with robert deniero, head to our web site at cbs philly.com. >> very cool indeed. >> very cool. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm ra sell solomon. for erika who is off, katie, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues a at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly

jim, back inside to you. >> thanks, jan. fill any style. sure people will be heading up to that exhibit in doylestown. we will check with you later. thank you very much. >>> talk about a costly mistake, the simple blunder that ruined a man's march madness bracket and his shot at some serious money. >>> plus... >> ♪ >> it is the hottest musical on broadway but is it racist? the controversial casting call that is under fire this morning. stay with us. >>> villanova basketball team is busy getting ready for the final four. if wildcats win it all it could cost the man $50,000. james kiki is tied for first place in the yahoo's bracket challenge. he got all final four teams, right and even picked a score for the tie breaker but there is one thing missing. he forgot to pick a champion. >> what? >> kiki lives in syracuse but he meant villanova a to win it all, you can call it a beginner's mistake because this is first time he has ever filled out a bracket. >> oh, i meant to pickville know of, sure, sure, sure although, we know they will win. >> you

rahel, back into you. >> jan, thank you. and stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of campaign 2016. when we're not on tv you can always get the latest on our website cbsphilly.com. >> and, some encouraging news about the health of former president jimmy carter. he no longer needs cancer treatment. mr. carter now 91 made the announcement during the sunday school class he teaches in planes, george a america's 39th president had aggressive form of melanoma that spread to his liver and brain, last december, doctors declared mr. carter cancer free. >> the time now 5:36. and business news this morning, one dating app helping your friends find lovers, and what's next for the stock market. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, stocks continue to bounce back after rough start to the year. the dow opens above 17,000 today, on friday the dow jumped another 62 points, the nasdaq rose nine. investors wait to go see how the fed will reac

jan?uter train chaos, 14 people are injured when their train derails and plunges into a swollen creek. i'm jan carabeo, coming up dramatic rescue effort, what possibly cause that crash. >> all right, jan, thanks. also, garbage truck flies off highway, the driver lives to tell the story. now we're seeing his view over the frightening fall from inside that truck. justin? >> and we are kicking off nice long stretch of 70 agree temperatures along with record warmth potential. i'll weak you through the forecast, how long this warm spell last when is we come back. >> justin, thank you. also, meisha watching your tuesday morning commute. she'll let you know about the early back-up areas already slowing down traffic this morning. we'll be right back. my office needs new laptops and a price match guarantee. i took a body language class once and the way you're standing could mean you're hiding something. oh! uh, staples has low prices. okay, now you're shouting... [laughing] we can hear ya! the lowe

. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. we are learning new information tonight about how hard hannah graham fought not to become jesse matthew's next victim. >> now her appearance, no matthew will never harm another woman. peggy fox is live in charlotte, where matthew confessed to both murders. >> reporter: and we do have new information tonight, bruce. you know, with this signed deal in place, which will put jesse matthew behind bars for the rest of his life, a statement of facts about both cases has been released. we now think, prosecutors had a witness who saw matthew's car, the morning after hannah grams a appeared. it was parked near where her remains were la we also know that they found hannah graham's dna in jesse matthew's car. and we also know that hannah graham did not willingly go with matthew. >> reporter: after jesse matthew was seen in this surveillance video, following hannah graham in the downtown mall, she tried to get away from him. a witness saw matthew catch up to her, put his arm around her next to his

at some nova history, jan. >> reporter: jim and erika, good morning. the it is quiet here in the copley center this morning but there is about to be whole lot more excitement on campus for mens basketball team leaves for houston later today ahead of their final four game on saturday and with me this morning a couple people who know a little bit about playing in the big game. on the right, steve penone, part of the cinderella team in 58 that won the championship. steve, what is it like to head in that same direction as you headed on in 85, what are the differences between the two teams. >> it is just great for this program. they work hard all year. coaching staff put so much time on and it is a tremendous feeling on the main line. we are proud of this group. biggest difference we went in as a under dog playing georgetown this group is as talented as any team left in the field and they have a great chance to bring home that second national championship. >> with that said what do they have to do begins oklahoma because they did lose to them. >> what they

here's chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> today i am not indicating chief judge merrick brian garland to join the supreme court. [applause] >> reporter: his experience as a federal appellate judge is deep. his credentials unquestioned. but the president today said temperament. >> to find someone who just but genuinely likes, that is rare. >> reporter: garland seemed a long shot, the oldest nominee in modern history, he's been on the short list for previous vacancies and passed over. moment. >> this is the greatest honor of my life other than my wife agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. >> reporter: his wife and one of his daughters were among more than 100 supporters in the rose garden. >> i only wish my father were here to see this today. i also wish that we hadn't taught my older daughter to be so adventurous that she would be hiking in the mountains out of cell service range. [laughter] when the president called. >> reporter: garland joined the federal appeals court in 1997. he's considered a moderate liberal who builds consensus. before becoming a judge, he spent much of his

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from that crash scene with the very latest, good morning. >> good morning a couple updates for you right now erie avenue at g street has reopened to traffic and that unmarked police car that had been here on the scene all morning long was just brought away. that is latest from the scene but taking a look at the video you can see what it looked like in the very early morning hours here at erie avenue at e street with that unmark police carrie mains here a against this wall. these were plainclothes officers on patrol when they were involved in the hit and run accident this were both taken to area frankford for minor injuries. fortunately they are both expect to be okay. this hit and run happened here around 3:30 this morning, police tell us that the suspect vehicle hid the car from behind while moving. the officers then lost control hit a park car and then crash in the wall of the coca cola facility here in juniata. the suspect car then fled west on erie, and it is a dark colored car with front end damage, there is in better description than

oh, jan, living the dream. >> so good. >> thank you, jan.lt ka. >> thank you so much. >> it looks pretty darn gooda. i'll stop. >>> different kind of melty cheese and thinks a big comfort food too. kraft has quiet thely change their mack and cheese recipe to remove artificial preservatives, flavors and food dyes. they say in one noticed. they add that the flavor has not changed, kraft has sold 50 million boxes office new recipe. this one is better for you now still ahead, victoria secret swim special air tonight right here on cbs and we are giving you a sneak peak. i got the a little advice from one of the angel, lily aldridge, her number one tip to get woman bikini ready. >> ♪ >> adults now have a place to party like everyone else, where the party at in this weeks story of brotherly love. >> ♪ >>> bruce springsteen took the stage to sing this song, when he took the stage he had company. meet the local student who joined him on stage and find on you how he got the boss's attention when we come right back. my office needs new laptops and a pr

joining us this morning is jan hatzius who is back at post nine. you back. >> nice to be here. >> all the signals about the wages, made us think we might get continued elevation. why didn't it happen? >> there was some calendar effect in there. typically when you have a larger number of working days, that means that there could be a distortion from a calendar perspective because team are paid on a monthly basis and see those numbers divided by a larger number. it's not than usual. that said, i don't think you can explain all of it. it was a setback. when i look back over the last year or so, i still see an acceleration in wage growth. nothing massive. but somewhat encouraging. >> let's talk how does it relate to the fed? do the dots make more sense now? >> i think the dots to us make more sense than they do to the market. i think they will come down. i don't think they will go in march. nobody expects that. they will need to take one out. i still think we will get back to hikes at the june meeting. and the market is not priced for that. >> are you

jan carabeo right now inside, jan, just rough day for her yesterday. >> very emotional day, understandablyon andrews, as she testified. it was very emotional day, shy recalled the moment she found out that those videos were posted on line, andrews is now testifying in her civil lawsuit against the national hotel, well, one of those videos was taken, and against a man who admitted to stalking her. >> he posted espn scandal -- >> might mayor relived, sports broadcaster erin andrews took the stand monday to recall how she found out secretly shot nude videos of her were posted on line. >> everybody's caught up. i was doing it for publicity, and then it ripped me apart. >> civil lawsuit the now fox sportscaster suing michael barrett, the man who recorded and admitted to stalking her, also suing the franchise owner of this national marriott, where barrett recorded one of the videos through a peep hole. she suing for $75 million. andrews says she found out about the videos in july 2009 when a friend called. >> and he just said, erin there is a make video of you on the internet. and i said no ther

and, last time we saw jan carabeo, she was with a camel which had us all very excited. jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, so much is going to be happening here at the pennsylvania convene shown center this weekend, it is the philadelphia travel and adventure show, and what is more advene too yours than trying to ride a camel? this is do you have us -- dufus. i'm told he is a very kinds camel. we shall see. but i want to talk to someone right now who knows a little something about travel. this is patricia shultz, thanks for being on our show this morning, she is a best selling author, new york times best selling author of 1,000 places to see before you die. you've been doing this for decades, you have the best job in the entire wormed, because you have traveled the entire wormed. what are some places that we should consider as the temperature warms up as we get into spring break, summer vacation for people and for families? >> speaking of spring, my minds always goes to japan. if you want something really far flung annex the i can and beautiful, welcoming peop

. >> jan jeffcoat jan?> reporter: bruce and lesli, thankfully, they are all okay, but it's even worse from what we hear from the witnesses who were there. the fire on churubusco started blasting firefighters. thick smoke started shooting out before a wall collapsed, trapping them. >> it freaked me out. freaked everybody out. unbelievable. >> i was out in front when it seems like the back of the house collapsed and unfortunately, throwing a few firefighters down to the ground. >> it started pulling them out. i know they were hurt. they were taken away. >> reporter: all 16 residents could do was watch in horror with their homes damaged or destroyed and now a rescue operation to save eight firefighters. >> never seen anything whole sky was lit up. >> reporter: it's believed that the fire started in the home just before 1:00 a.m. and it triggered a domino effect before the townhome came down. >> we are trying to figure out what caused the rapid change to cause the collapse. >> reporter: again, all eight firefig

just beautiful jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. will love these dancers this couple plays on stage, love, and that is not too hard for them because they are recently, engaged. their true love story is tree sending the stage and takes them from cuba all the way around the world to finally here in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> etienne diaz and mayara call the pennsylvania ballet home. members of the company's family. they spend hours, together in a class room and for the last three weeks at rehearsal, with the final notes from artistic director angel herreda, etienne and mayara are just about ready for opening night, and lead in the ballet the's don qu itot e. >> i'm's very excited, of course. >> it is going way too fast, i wish it was slower so i could enjoy it more. >> reporter: a core member thinks first lead for etienne in his two seasons with the ballet and it is first time he and maya ar a a a solo dancer, will star together as on stage love. asset yen the dash going but poor basilo, mayara the in keeper a's daughter, marrying a man of

governor jan brewer has endorsed him. on the other hand, bernie sanders is saying, all right, amnesty for everybody or some version of that, hey where we're going to move forward with immigration control, some version of that. give us a sense of what's happening in tharizona and how this is playing out. >> you got two very different constituencies in this one state. there is a very high population of latinos in this state. many of them are for immigration reform of some kind. whether that's what you mentioned with bernie sanders, full-on amnesty, slightly more watered down version of hillary clinton that she pushes. then on the other side, not just jan brewer but sheriff joe arpaio, he has a tent city out there where he keeps migrants who have crossed the border illegally. i think tensions are extremely high in that state in particular. it is one thing to protest in new york. right? as long as you protest peacefully, this is their right, they go to trump tower. it is another thing to park your cars in front of a public th

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