jessica: welcome back to "matter of fact." i'm jessica gomez for soledad o'brien. he was a self-proclaimed white supremacist. >> 'black people are inferior' jessica: a member of the aryan resistance movement, tony macaleer was a skinhead recruiter. he attended cross burnings and participated in violent attacks against minority groups. but today, he's helping people extricate themselves from the same extremist life he once lived. tony mcaleer is the executivedie or of 'life after hate.' thanks for being here. joining us and talking about this time in your life >> thank you for having me jessica: your father was a psychiatrist, you came from an upper middle class background. but you started with the skin head movement and it was really through music. but not so political at first >> not at the beginning. no. but as it arted to get political i seized upon that. every chance i got was to go a little more extreme. and once i got into it, i wasn't following it, i was driving it. jessica:y ou started organizing, you started recruiting for some very extreme groups. >> when

jessica's grandfather is also wanting this nightmare to end.often searches for jessica at night, driving the same route he thinks she would have taken after that party. >> the hardest problem is, there's no closure. that's the thing. everybody's looking for a little closure. jamie's pretty strong, but eventually there's a time when jamie is -- it's gonna hit her and hit her hard. >> are you afraid of what you could find? >> it will be hard. but the thing of it is, we have found her. either way. i mean, it will be hard. but the thing of it is, is, my wish will come true, her nightmare will be over, and she will be with us, no matter what. >> reporter: a wish now shared by these two families, united in grief, still searching for answers. for "nightline," i'm juju chang in kansas city, missouri. >> our thanks to juju for that report. >>> coming up next here, something very different. is boxing the new yoga? why more and more women are going the distance. >>> and later, the unlikely friendship between george w. bush and michelle obama. in my asthma

jessica: yes.u discover that in a novel and little bit because she talks about how he has a crush on her, and his writing about antonina, he really admired her work with animals and he admired her greatly. the film expands on that. charlie: did they have you because it is a story of animals, or story of a woman's courage and commitment to people beyond her own life? jessica: hopefully all of the above. antonina is a great inspiration for me of how i strive to live my life. so many people ask, what would i have done back then. whatevery answer is, you are doing now is probably what you would have done back then. charlie: i've asked so many people who have shown great they simply say, i did not even think about being brave are not brave. i simply did what i should have done. exactly. your duty to humankind and society and community. she knew that. i think she knew that for being around so many animals and taking care of them, and healing them. she knew she had to do that for human animals as well. ch

jessica: eso verdad.taba pasando. desde que ellos empezaron a excavar. las autoridades mencionaron que trataron de ocultar, lo que le decÍan era de que tenian que comprobar que aquÍ habia restos humanos, pero lo hicieron hace varios meses. durante el gobierno de javier duarte que ahora estÁ prÓfugo. ya se sabÍa que habia restos, pero no quisiera decir nada a los medios de comunicaciÓn. ahora, la nueva administraciÓn, estÁ destapando en declaraciones. aceptan de que fueron agentes de seguridad o ex agente de seguridad lo que extrajeron hasta aquÍ los cuerpos. los familiares de los desaparecidos estÁn exigiendo, ahora que ya se sabe, que se haga algo. que se apuren a definir quiÉnes son las personas. sÓlo hay dos cuerpos identificados con adn. regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. presentador: muchas gracias. gracias por el completo reporte. gracias. presentadora: cuesta mil dÓlares el proceso para identificar cada uno de esos cuerpos. es por eso que es tan complicado para el estado de veracruz esta en quiebra ot

jessica chastain!mmy: oh, you look gorgeous. welcome back. >> thanks. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on, and you look gorgeous on the cover of this guy, too. look at this. ooh-la-la. >> what your face? >> jimmy: what is my face? >> yeah, your face for covers of "w" magazine? >> jimmy: yeah, i've never been offered that. i'm sorry. >> there you go. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: like, why are you buying this? yeah. >> mm-hmm. from your face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so gross, my face. would you like a girl scout cookie, or are you good? >> i'm vegan, man. >> jimmy: oh. >> are there vegan girl scout cookies? >> jimmy: yeah, maybe. this is just coconut. >> yeah? >> jimmy: can you have coconut? >> i can have coconut, but it looks like there's chocolate, too. >> jimmy: oh, there's chocolate. no, really? >> well, as long as -- dark chocolate. >> jimmy: so you can have the trefoils? >> what is that? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's just a very basic cookie. it's a very basic cookie. [ laughter ] let's talk about

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jessica zermeÑo tienen los testimonios.amos, y allÍ cayÓ la redada de ice, me agarrÓ y me aventó para mÉxico. jessica: pero recuerda como si fuera ayer, el dÍa del presidente donald trump. >> lo soltaron, nunca me agarraron, hasta la Última vez. jessica: pero a pesar de la deportaciÓn, manuel y pedro no es tan tristes. ya tienen trabajos de jornaleros, cosechando en sonora, en el norte del paÍs. es un campo muy especial, aunque sus trabajadores no ganan lo mismo que en estados unidos, allÍ no tienen que esconderse, ademÁs pueden estudiar, jugar fÚtbol, hacer ejercicio, todo en las mismas instalaciones. >> ademÁs de invertir en infraestructura, maquinaria y equipo, nos procuramos en invertir en calidad de vida para la gente. jessica: el dueÑo del campo dice a univisiÓn que se ha dado cuenta de que los trabajadores rinden mucho mÁs si están contentos y asegura que tiene aÚn mÁs puestos de trabajo que ofrecerÁ deportados. >> a aprender, graduarse de la escuela, sino lo hicieron, leer, escribir, inclusive hay torneos de fÚtbol

jessica: al menos 300 cuerpos enterrados en dos cementerios clandestinos en veracruz.ver a hacer la toma de muestras. jessica: miguel angel yunes, el gobernador estatal asegurÓ univisiÓn que su predecesor, javier duarte, hoy prÓfugo, se burlÓ del dolor de los familiares. >> las pruebas para verificar el adn, prueba de saliva, las guardaban en algÚn recipiente especÍfico y las tiraban a la basura. jessica: de las miles, son los 267 son Útiles. >> la falta de vergüenza, y sobre todo de sentido humano, de sensibilidad humana. jessica: reconoce que debido a la situaciÓn financiera en la que se pueda veracruz, no hay recursos para identificar los miles de restos humanos encontrados en las fosas. el dinero federal podrÍa llegar hasta junio. >> estÁ profundizando en la investigaciÓn para detectar posibles participaciÓn de policÍas y de mandos de la policÍa en proceso de desapariciÓn de personas. jessica: ahora, dice, el estado estÁ en una emergencia. quÉ ocurriÓ durante el gobierno de duarte? >> desaparecieron 27 policÍas municipales, en lo principal y municipio del estado no

jessica cermeÑo comenzÓ con ellos.s sobrinos, mi madre y mi padre. por otro lado, estabadejar a mi esposo. jessica: entre lÁgrimas, rocÍo cuenta cÓmo ella y su esposo, tras vivir 14 aÑos en brooklyn sin documentos legales, decidieron que era preferible que sus hijas regresarÁn a puebla en el centro de mÉxico, ddonde ellos se conocieron. rocÍo: mi esposo decía "quiero que se vayan. no me gustarÍa que mis hijas fueran testigos de si me llega a agarrar migraciÓn". jessica: para las niÑas, lo mÁs doloroso ha sido dejar a su papÁ. sienten enojo con donald trump porque saben que mientras sea presidente serÁ muy difÍcil verlo. >> es mexicano. unos pueden ser malos, pero todos no pueden. eso es falso. jessica: a las dos les gusta mÉxico y la comida mexicana. >> quiero ver a mis amigos. quiero ver a mi papÁ. y quiero seguir estudiando allÁ. jessica: las hermanas se han adaptado bien a sus escuelas porque ademÁs de la nostalgia, todos los dÍas tienen que lidiar con otro reto: eescribir en espaÑol. no existen cifras oficiales sob

chris, kmele and jessica.jeff sessions about to lead the crusade against marijuana, and does he plan to ramp up the and does he plan to ramp up the dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia kennedy: jeff sessions is puttingland failed drug war back on the front burner. this is why i love him. the attorney general is claiming drugs are responsible for much of the nation's violence and murder. because of that he says drug offenders should be treated more harshly. in sharp contrast to logic because keeping drugs illegal and lock up offenders forever is never the answer and the data bears that out. drugs are as plentiful asker visibility for multi-billion dollar cartels, prison time-never be a deterrent. joining us is juan williams, co-host of "the five." how excited are you about jeff ses

but it wasn't because she was a new inmate. >> jessica! don't be sad, jessica. it's only assault and battery, baby. you're not even in here for something really serious. >> the people across from me, they asked me what i did to get in here, and i just told them me and my man got in a fight. i won't ever tell anyone what i did. >> you're only in here for assault and battery. it could be worse. you could be a murderer. >> i definitely got the impression that if those inmates found out the truth about jessica newell, jessica would be in jeopardy. they were going to uphold the convict code. >> coming up, jessica newell's charges make her a target for violence. >>> you're only in here for assault and battery. it could be worse. you could be a murderer. >> 18-year-old tulsa county jail inmate jessica newell was not charged with assault and battery against her husband, as she told other inmates. the truth was that she was charged with child abuse by injury for allegedly harming her 3-month-old daughter. she pled not guilty, but in jail, anybody even accused of child ab

jessica: se ha visto una diferencia.rte. presentadora: siempre escuchamos entre adultos que la gente dice muchas cosas. pero son niÑos que no dicen a redes sociales. cuÉntanos del caso. quÉ le dicen a un niÑo en las cuela para que se vaya? jessica: obviamente, los niÑos son como esponjas. lo que estamos viendo ahora son mÁs facilidad de decir palabras ofensivas. le dicen a los niÑos que se vayan del paÍs. palabras asÍ. a veces, parece una broma, pero para algunos niÑos se sienten muy afectados. presentador: cuando hablamos de este tipo de actos en los adultos se puede ver un crimen. pero cuando son niÑos, cÓmo se castiga? uno podrÍa decir que hay que educar a los niÑos, pero cÓmo tÚ educas a los niÑos? jessica: la clave en la secuela es enseÑar esos momentos. para que podamos entendernos uno al otro mejor. utilizar alguno de esos incidentes como una manera de hablar de racismo. esos temas que son muy fuertes para los niÑos. presentadora: ahora, si hay alguien que estÁ escuchando en ese momento la entrevista y quiera denu

jessica: la hija de pedro desapareciÓ el 3 de mayo en veracruz.spuÉs en mayo de 2016. >> la encontraron en una bolsa negra, con una postura fetal, en cuclillas. jessica: la enterraron en este cementerio. la exhumaciÓn fue aquÍ? >> en esta zona, especÍficamente en esta fosa. estaba muy enhierbabada... jessica: muchos de los familiares de miles de desaparecidos creen que sus seres queridos podrÍan estar en tumbas como esta. las autoridades violaron las leyes y enterraron en tumbas de particulares cuerpos sin identificar. esta tumba tambiÉn fue abierta para buscar a su hija, pedro cuenta que lo que encontraron en su interior demuestra que los cuerpos enterrados durante el gobierno de duarte eran tratados peor que animales. >> aquÍ encontramos cuatro cuerpos mÁs... sobre los restos de la seÑora. dÓnde estÁ mi hija si no está aquÍ? jessica: pedro interpuso una denuncia ante la comisiÓn de derechos humanos por crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. no sÓlo en los cementerios hubo crÍmenes. el fiscal visitÓ el predio de colinas de santa fe e hizo una revelaciÓn. >>

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jessica: el dolor hacer temblar a felipe piÑa.to, es terrible en veracruz. no se ve que las autoridades hagan nada. >> voy a la fiscalÍa y pregunto, y pregunto, y no se sabe nada, es lo Único que saben decir ellos. jessica: ambos dijeron que los funcionarios de la fiscalÍa ni siquiera han obtenido los registros de llamadas que sus hijos hicieron desde sus celulares cuando desaparecieron hace tres meses. por eso se unieron hoy a una protesta del colectivo "solicito", el grupo de familiares de desaparecidos que descubriÓ el cementerio mÁs grande de mÉxico. >> que identifiquen los cuerpos y les den un resguardo apropiado. el lugar donde estÁn está rebasado por las colinas. jessica: el gobernador del estado reconociÓ que no existen los recursos para identificar los 300 cuerpos que se han encontrados en las fosas. >> estamos pidiendo el gobierno federal que acelere en entrega de los recursos, porque se programa para el segundo semestre del aÑo, y lo reque los hijos de marÍa del carmen y felipe es desaparecieron cuando yunesrrimos hoy.

jessica: antonio cruz viviÓ 17 aÑos en estados unidos, y recuerda como si fuese ayer cuando hacen dedelito grave. jessica: desde tamaulipas, donde fue reportado, dice que le hubiera gustado tener mÁs asesorÍa de un abogado. en estados unidos se quedaron sus hijos. ante esta dura realidad, el canciller luis videgaray, dijo que los recursos extra en el extranjero serÁ para asesorÍa legal a los connacionales. >> asesorÍas individuales, ya sea con despachos externos o del equipo consular. estamos trabajando en la detecciÓn de casos de alto impacto. jessica: dijo que no sÓlo defenderÁ los derechos de los inmigrantes ante tribunales, tambiÉn su patrimonio. >> una prioridad de la polÍtica exterior en nuestra relaciÓn bilateral serÁ la protecciÓn de las remesas, que Éstas continÚen y que no se entorpezcan o no se encarezcan. jessica: trabaja asesorando a padres deportados, sÓlo en febrero la organizaciÓn en la que trabaja en la capital mexicana ha conocido seis casos, algo que nunca habÍa pasado. dice que el personal en los consulados es insuficiente y faltan abogados. >> faltan vinculaciÓn

back to you. >> jessica, thank you. to a developing story now, two schools are closed today and thousands of people are still without power because of this fire at a pico substation. yesterday's flames here in philadelphia, nice town tioga neighborhood having a widespread impact this earn monthing. nbc's matt dlush a for us in philadelphia. traffic lights affected by the outage. matt, tell us what you found. >> reporter: right, and for 16 hours this area has been without power, vai. take a look we're at honey park. in the last few minutes a police car showed up here because the lights are out. they put up some of these temporary stop signs at the intersection, but that police car there with the lights flashing just kind of letting drivers know, hey, you have to stop here because this is a four-way intersection here. i just checked the numbers, though. pico is reporting 5400, a little more than 5400 customers still without power this morning. that is down from 36,000 as of yesterday. so, they are making some improvements

[laughter] jessica, what do you think of this?e argument, it seems like a liberal argument, it's seen as being unfair to some worker because some people can be drunk on the job. >> i lived in england so i know a lot about functioning alcoholics. i get it, i still don't think it's a good idea to make it legally sanctioned. >> tom: you're not an agreement? >> i am not into it. >> tom: it's unfair. >> to drunks? >> tom: to people in certain professions, like comedians. most comedians -- [laughter] >> you guys are all drunk. >> tom: most comedians had up. where they weren't drunk, they stopped ringing and they had to get on with their life. >> everyone i know is either actively a drunk or in the program right now. you go to work in a bar. >> the question is were you funnier when you are drug addicts and drinkers then you were when you became sober? >> tom: they always thought they were. they thought they were great but they weren't. >> you have some people, i heard all of that and i was likable but how do you get a job in columbia"? t

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jessica: hay tanta impunidad en ese rincÓn de mÉxico, que la madre de pedro agradece haber encontradoos y familia, hace que firman lo que les presentan los agentes de migraciÓn. un actor mexicano de power ran se declarÓ culpable de asesinar con una espada a su compaÑero de apartamento. jorge: el camino al Éxito de un joven hispano pudo haber comenzado salvando una vida, se lo contamos. ¿por qué siempre me obligas a hacer estas cosas...? ¡sonríe! ♪ ♪ el amor puede ser complicado, ...pero con unitedhealthcare es fácil encontrar opciones de atención inmediata y económica, como las visitas virtuales. ¿por lo menos ganaron? unitedhealthcare ♪ jorge:son un verdadero fenÓmeno de la sociedad mexicana, la nueva generaciÓn de los hijos de papi obsesionados con presumir. >> que bajaba sobre un aviÓn y te subyace un helicÓptero, y traÍas 40 escoltas. reportera: herederos de ricos y poderosos, estos jÓvenes tienen una gran prioridad en su vida. >> no importa lo que cueste. reportera: privilegiados y desafiantes, tratan con desprecio a quienes les sirven. >> se usa mucho la palabra naco. >> la clas

jessica: hoy vive en aguascalientes en una casa migrante. mÁs con las propinas. jessica: las autoridades mexicanas le permitieron la ayuda de $120 pero hasta ahora no lo ha recibido. ese pago y un boleto de autobÚs para trasladarse a un lugar donde podrÍa haber trabajo, es la ayuda que el gobiernodel presidente ofrece. el apoyo equivale a un mes de salario mÍnimo en el país. >> sabemos que no es un apoyo muy grande pero queremos que con esto se puedan cubrir algunas necesidades bÁsicas. jessica: el gobierno mexicano ha insistido que quienes se han repatriados puedenacercarse y solicitar que los incluyan en las bolsas de trabajo gubernamentales. este aÑo mÁs de 3000 personas repatriadas han solicitado un trabajo en el servicio nacional de empleo de este paÍs. sin embargo no se sabe cuÁnto es de estos desempleados consiguieron un empleo fijo. han asegurado que no existe un seguimiento de quÉ ocurre con ellos por falta de presupuesto. ilia: con el posible aumento de deportaciones hacia el salvador, miles de familias de ese paÍs dicen tener razo

jessica con la informaciÓn desde el lugar de los hechos.atal. >> va a haber una bÚsqueda con una tÉcnica diferente porque se presume que puede haber mÁs en espacios donde ya se han trabajado. jessica: es la primera vez que jorge aparece aquÍ desde que fue nombrado titular de la fiscalÍa hace mÁs de dos meses. por los hechos hay dos detenidos que son ex policÍas. el fiscal ha sido acusado de acusar al grupo que descubriÓ el lugar. rosario es parte del colectivo solecito. su esposo era policÍa de una alcaldÍa cercana y estÁ desaparecido desde hace cuatro aÑos. >> es triste ver la situaciÓn. hay mucha maldad en el corazÓn de las personas y esto se ha salido de control. jessica: hoy se encontraron mÁs fosas, tampoco se sabe cuÁntos cuerpos haya sÍ. segÚn cÁlculos de las autoridades sobre el 30% de este terrenode casi 25 acres fue revisado. por lo que saber cuÁntos cuerpos fueron enterrados aquÍ podría llevarme se es. --llevar meses. ilia: integrantes del cÁrtel de sinaloa se logran fugar de un centro penitenciario. en la ciudad de mÉxico paulin

jessica boynton. >> there we go. i was waiting till the last second. an accident scene in the camera here on 95, just around the road. if that wasn't in the nick of time, i don't know what is. we're watching the southbound side of 95. left lane is blocked with an accident. few vehicles involved there. this is if you're headed towards delaware you'll see some of these small delays moving by. you'll see it is not anything massive yet with you something to watch for. especially if it's there a little bit of time. 95 south moving towards the delaware state line. also on 95 in a different area in south philly, a crash in the northbound round, the bridge still blocked. heading northbound to get to the walt whit man bridge, your next best bet is to take the franklin bridge and ted to that direction. that will be good for you there. we'll keep our eye on both of these things and check back in with both accidents and the stuff in new jersey when i come back in ten. >> we have to tell jessica it is never to early to think of summer plans. a multi-million dollar

jessica buy ioyington.senator lanes around girard avenue causing residual backup, stop and go along the betsy ross bridge. 30 minutes for this drive time, doubling your trip to work this morning. average speeds in the low 20s. crash in lower providence at ridge pike along summit avenue. ending here with mass transit. route 1 to 102 trolleys. patco and amtrak are running on time with no major problems. >> cold start this morning. skies are clear. we're minutes away from seeing sunshine for delaware and lehigh valley to start the warm-up. suburbs, 20. cold in king of prchussia. 35 inland, 42 at the shore. low 40s for the suburbs. for philadelphia and into the 30s for the lehigh valley and del waiver, too, bright sunny skies. a lot of that snow will be melting and we are still on track for the beginning of spring monday morning at 6:29. three days from now, it will be springtime and it looks like it's going to be warmer for monday. we're still looking at a little rain and snow saturday. just a little bit. firs

jessica: el clÉrigo fue liberado, pero no todos han tenido la buena suerte. en todo el mundo. >> donde yo estoy estÁn los grupos delincuenciales declarados y ellos son los que mandan, tienen la gente asustada y atemorizada. jessica: segÚn el centro catÓlico multimedia al, desde el 2007 a la fecha han sido asesinados en este paÍs 17 sacerdotes. el obispo de la diÓcesis de chilpancingo, guerrero, en el sur del paÍs, asegura que se reuniÓ con los criminales porque cree que los polÍticos no pararÁn la violencia. >> por debajo de la mesa ya hay arreglos, ellos ya se entiende, sÓlo que pÚblicamente no lo quieren decir y en el fondo hay cierta reparticiÓn de dividendos. jessica: tambiÉn el sacerdote alejandro solalinde defensor de migrantes y nominado al premio nobel de la patria fue amenazado, le dicen que se calle la boca, Él asegurÓ que no lo van a callar. ilia: sentenciaron en brasil al presidente de la cÁmara de diputados eduardo cunha a quien se aÑos de prisiÓn por lavado de dinero, fue el principal artÍfice del proceso contra la presidenta dilma rousseff ante

jessica: el intÉrprete aanunciÓ que le detectaron un pequeÑo tumor maligno en el pÁncreas. de los favoritos de mÉxico. >> muy mal que la gente se aprovecha del dolor y el sufrimiento ajeno para hacerse de un bien propio. >?2 -->> que no se aprovechan de Él. >> como Él,no va a haber otro. marÍa elena: advertidos por el prÍncipe de la canciÓn. hasta pronto. ♪ guadalupe. mario: no quiero que truenes el día de la competencia por forzar tu cuerpo. >> neta que te pasas, no disimulas ni tantito que te gusta el entrenador. dalila: a ver si así me hace caso. >> ay, dalila, no inventes, es mucho más grande que nosotras. dalila: no tanto, solo tiene 30 años. >> ¿se te hace poco eso? casi nos dobla la edad. dalila: y eso qué, yo sé que hay matrimonios que se llevan mucha edad y son felices, así que yo no pierdo las esperanzas con mario, porque para el amor no hay edad. mario: dalila. dalila: te pido que no me rechaces, siempre he estado enamorada de ti. mario: pero eso no puede ser. da

jessica boyington watching the roads right now.treet expressway through center city. here at 676 and 24th street. no major problems or delays moving in each direction, eastbound or westbound. that will change as soon as rush hour begins. we're getting to that point. and i'll have more in the morning and more at the 6:00 hour. >>> now we'll take you state by state and county by county. >> in chester county, jury selection is complete in the trial of the man accused of murdering a state trooper during an ambush. eric frein is charged in deadly shoot-out that killed corporal brian alexander ii. he led the marshals on a chase in the poconos before he was captured. opening statements begin monday. >>> wilmington leaders are working to crack down on recent violence. the mayor plans to meet today with police and other law enforcement to review how police are deployed throughout the city. >>> tonight, atlantic city will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to the city's masterer plan. the changes are aimed at spurring development and

jessica, as i understand is doing our summer workout series tomorrow.he'll do crunches like she's doing this morning. >> i work out before noon. that's fun for me. >> we're going to start off with the schuylkill expressway this morning, guys. around city avenue, some delays on the westbound side. a little blurry here but we are seeing delays, starting to see them past the boulevard moving westbound. pretty typical right now for this time. we're not seeing anything major happening because of that no major delays. the tacony-palmyra, we're in the middle of that right now, the betsy alternate, in bordentown township, a downed tree, 295 around 206, exit 6, a downed tree around 206 southbound. vai and tracy, back to you. >>> oprah for president. >> oprah 2020 how about that is that a possibility? >> we'll have to see what they have to say for a run for the white house. >>> plus buried under a mountain of late fees. "nbc10 responds" to a man with a croonic problem. >>> and grab your pan and shovel. the billion reasons you may want to head out west. hey, neigh

seems to be by and large okay. >> jessica, what are you seeing? >> there's a problem here, but the roads aren't really crazy backed up, so rosemary's right, yesterday was a little bit of a mess. we have a little slippery drive added to the morning commute as well. 309 at the p.a. turnpike, a crash, because of an ambulance on the scene here as well. the right-hand shoulder. it's not blocking any lanes. there's not a lot of traffic in the area as well. not something that's too much to worry about on 309. but there are people walking around there as well. lower providence, there's a crash around greenvil village l. we'll check in with the schuylkill expressway when i come back in ten minutes. >> late yesterday, i saw quite a few people with their top down because it was gorgeous. >> it was gorgeous outside, rosemary. that's today a repeat if you will. temperatures topping out in upper 50s and low 60s. temperatures below average for this time of year. here is the deal take full advantage of today, i'm telling you by tomorrow and certainly by this week

change the look of the city, david. >> hi, jessica. it's a massive undertaking xin xing. the plan began on paper. that all changed when more than $200 million came in, in a matter of days. a drive down 95 where columbus boulevard shows how cutoff the city is from the river. that will change. get ready for a new penn's landing. >> it will be rulely transfor transformtive. >> tom corcoran is the president of the delaware river water front. the agency planning the park. these renderings show a 12-acre seemless transition have old city to the highway to the water's sglej i think you can see the city extend to the water front and water front extend to the city. >> the mayor announced a 90 million commitment from the city and penn do the and william foundation announce $ $125 million combined and $10 million from the final goal. >> it will connect the city to the water. >> and the park would extend over 95 and columbus boulevard from chestnut to walnut. jena lives nearby and looks forward to the idea. >> i think it will gb for the city and c

jessica boyington. >>> thanks crystal. starting off this morning. on the schuylkill. now just a few moments ago, we did have a vehicle actually spun out on the eastbound side just around the boulevard. that's what we're looking at now. now zoomed it out. cleared out of the way. tricky spot. on and off-ramp and separate kevs and areas on the roads where areas aren't plowed heavily. see the plowing that's been done through the center lanes into it will shoulder snowy areas and few cars already spin out and get stuck. additionally dealing with speed restricti restrictions. 45-mile-per-hour for everything. route 130, 202. route 422. route 100 and 309 and 63. also watching the speed restriction down to 45-mile-per-hour. the schuylkill, 95. blue route. and the pa turnpike as well. now checking in withal new jersey roads. atlantic city expressway. down in atlantic city, crash on the eastbound side. watch for that and additionally dealing with 35-mile-per-hour speed restrictions for the ac expressway. moving to west step ford township. watch for disabled track torl trailer. t

talk to jessica boyington in just a minute. first, first alert meteorologist krystal klei here with the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. little warming trend we're in the middle of. >>> you're excited about that. >> we are tracking temperatures to start boosting up later today. yesterday made its to 50s as expected in the afternoon. look outside cape may. more gray than when we had sunshine. clouds in place. rain is heading our way. sun is starting to get near the horizontal hear t horizon here. low 50s by lunch hour. we also have showers for the morning hours right during the commute. and then we get to those low 60s later today with wind speeds increasing as well. got a lot of changes. showers in the morning. temperatures picking up. winds cranking up later in the day. lehigh valley right now 39. still some lingering rain out there. going to continue through your morning hours. going to be more of a constant rain. next round of rain moving in. 57 by 4:00 p.m. mid 40s right now. rain should start around 8:00 a.m.

jessica, when will you women get enough?t paper. >> i think that's paper towel, which you shouldn't put in your butt. >> tom: if you're on a budget -- >> clean up after dinner and then use it? >> tom: brawny doesn't make toilet paper, they should. >> that's a separate conversation that i'd like to have. of all of the gender topics tonight, i have not been able to get on board. i work at bustle now because i have to get this right because were very body positive and stuff, i don't want huge arms and to be on the front of a paper towel display. >> tom: she's not that brawny, she's a good-looking woman -- look at those women. >> i'm sorry, what is happening? >> tom: those are real lookers lookers. vinnie, what do you think? >> first of all, on the other photograph, they put the words of pick a size right on the woman's breasts. i think they miss the boat on the packaging. what's the message here, get in there and clean up that kitchen? >> tom: it's also sexist to have a man on there, mr. clean, brawny, it says that is the towel

jessica sermenio nos amplÍa.el 10 de mayo del 2016, unas personas se acercaron y nos dieron un anÓnimo, donde marcaba este lugar. venÍa marcado con cruces citas. reportera: rosalÍa castro busca a su hijo roberto carlos, quien desapareciÓ en 2011. por eso es parte del colectivo "solcetio" que se hace llamar "los rastreadores". ellos han encontrado lo que las autoridades no pueden. pruebas de muerte. en este predio han desenterrado centenares de restos humanos entra ropa, al grado de que las autoridades locales creen que podrÍa ser es emeterio clandestino mÁs grande de mÉxico. el saldo de los hallazgos es espeluznante. >> vamos muy avanzados. hasta este momento, se han encontrado 125 fosas, y en esas fosas hay 259 crÁneos. jessica: su labor ha sido tan importante que ellos todos los dÍas entran al predio trabajar junto con las autoridades. lo hacen en una camioneta y siempre van armados con sus propias herramientas. >> una cantidad de gente. bueno, y por la ropa mÁs o menos se da a sospechar que hay muchachas. yo c

j jessica boyington will help you felt to work. >>> it is freezing outside liter literally. clouds overhead. sno snow falling. you may see blowing snow and this is why. look at the wind gust. 28-mile-an-hour wind gusts in philadelphia. close to 30 for wilmington and p millville. topping 30. in fact, 35-mile-an-hour wind gusts in atlantic city. winds just getting started. they will be stronger this afternoon. already getting temperatures that feel like they're in the single digits. mount holly. 9 degrees. 8 in allentown. just ten degrees is what it feels like in philadelphia. actual temperature 236789 everything that's on the ground is frozen solid. a lot of icy spots to be found this morning. if it melted a little bit during the day, it has refrozen this morning. 19 in the suburbs. 22 degrees with cloudy skies rights n right now in delaware. no sign of snow right now. chance this afternoon see scattered light snow showers. could see a dusting in some areas. philadelphia, suburbs, new jersey could see snow showers and see the temperatures for most locations stay below freezin

jessica looking at the 42 freeway in new jersey.rted. you can definitely see a little bit of a foggy camera here. to watch out for especially moving through this part of new. we're doing running ten minute late. new jerseypatco, amtrak running with no major s. the schuylkill expressway, drive times look okay. 13 minutes on the eastbound side. we're still green from the blue route to the vine street expressway. average speeds are into the high 50s or low 60s on the opposite direction going westbound. lastly here, we'll end with the construction around the mid county toll plaza. watch for the e-zpass lanes closed for construction projects until sometime in april, specifically around april 10th. we'll have an update on the roads and check in with foggy spots when i come back. >>> wellwell, 4:38, penns landi pottstown, light fog. philadelphia at one mile. wilmington, also light. and one mile across much of delaware and south jersey. it won't last all day. dreary skies most of the day. bringing rain to lancaster, berks, lehigh county, the sub

jessica boyington checking the roads. watching 95 this morning. a wet drive here on the southbound side. the drive time, 13 minutes here. southbound from woodhaven to the wine street expressway. not seeing problems yet. it's still really early to see most of the volume in the area. southbound moving toward center city, so far a clean drive besides the fact that there are wet roads to deal with. also watching a crash in upper potts grove, farmington avenue at north state street. you might be tied up there a little bit. the schuylkill expressway looks great so far. you see both lanes, both directions eastbound and westbound in the green. 13 minutes at the most from the blue route to the vine street expressway. we'll end on the bridges. the thaconi palmeira bridge doesn't have traffic. there's an earlier crash that's cleared. we have construction underway. i'll have updates on the roads and check in with new jersey when i come back. >>> 4:39. the first round of showers and thunderstorms have moved throughardmore. you see -- through ardmore. you see i

we also welcome in jessica. >> watching over in the lehigh valley. and 78 around lee high street, no problems or delays. for the most part most of the roads are pretty quiet this morning. you can see traffic moving in both directions but not any delays because of that. 95 looks great as well into center city, headed to the vine street expressway, a 13-minute trip. northbound, looking good there as well. in willingboro, there's a crash on route bound 130. the southbound lanes are closed around cooper street. but two northbound lanes are additionally blocked as well. the northbound traffic can get by. watch for that. 295 is an alternate for you. if so you're okay. right around sloan avenue, over in hamilton kb northbound and southbound, no reported delays so far. i'll have more updates for you on the rest of the morning in ten minutes. >>> now to breaking news we're following for you. a philadelphia police officer taken to the hospital with a head jury after struggling with a support. the search is on for the support. the struggled happened within the

tonight -- jessica alba. comedian doug benson. and music from leann rimes. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, thank you. welcome to the show. welcome, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. we have more to get to than we could possibly shove into one show. i hate to bring anybody down but i have a little pin to put in our collective balloon. released their annual ranking of the best countries in the world, and the united states, you know how we always say we're number one? turns out we're not number one. that honor goes to switzerland. switzerland was named the best country in the world. based on several factors including power, quality of life, economic influence, and tiny little army knife production. [ laughter ] the u.s. dropped from fourth to seventh. canada is number two. which i think means we're going to have to build a wall up there too, i'm sorry. [ laughter ] sweden came in sixth. one ahead of us, sweden. which, come on we got beat. >> by --