of miss jessie's, miko branch. so nice to meet you. >> thanks so much for having me, sandra. >> yeah. you are one gorgeous woman. >> thank you. >> gorgeous hair. >> thank you. >> and i'm gonna say that's because of miss jessie's, right? miss jessie. >> where did this idea come from? >> you know, it came from a few places, but my family, our family was such an influence on us. our grandmother was our southern matriarch. she ruled our family from the kitchen table. we saw her cooking everything from scratch, so when it came time for us to create our product line, we just tapped in to what we saw growing up, and then also our dad. he was such an entrepreneur. he wanted us to be in a position of choice, so by the time we were, you know, setting out to start our business, we had already had that ingrained in our mind. >> now, in this new book, "miss jessie's," you know, "creating a successful business from scratch...naturally," you pretty much tell the story of your family and this business and, really, you built it fro

following the assassination attempt on police officer jessie hartnett.ore on how officers are responding to this threat. good morning. >> good morning, vai. richard ross said he's concerned by this tip. so much so that philadelphia officers will continue going on out on patrols in pairs until detectives deem there are no threats. here's a copy of the police report on that tip, it says the man seen in this surveillance video trying to kill jessie hartnett thursday night is part of a larger group, whose members are more radical. the threat to philadelphia police is not over, even though the shooter is in custody. this morning, commissioner ross said he's thankful that the tip ster came forward. they still have to confirm that the information is valid. until then, officers will go on patrols in pairs. >> quite concern. we're going to take every precaution necessary. there might not be anything to that but we're not going to take any chances with that. >> reporter: i'm working on a story on jessie hart flet's condition and his recovery over the weekend and w

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this a feasible idea, jessi? university ainistratorsa th institute is still in the planning stages, but it will be e first school of its kindo examine every pect of cannabis from hemp to medical and retional maruana. but there are some legal hurdles they'll have to jump first. in the pblo suhine, the caabis plants flourishing, and the c-s-pueblo administration w it affects the brain at various stageslife, how chemicals beyond t-h-c can b used, and how the plant impacts different people in differt ways a lot of these issues are very complicated anwhat better institutioto bhelpg stud ose than a universit the hool pla to host coerences for professo and students tshare their findings, along wi plishg a journal.with the explosion of the marijuana industry across southe coloresearchers will be able to conducca studies in their own comni students on campus are mostly onard with the idea, enthu abt the opportunity to learn more about t. weed's blized, so it would be nice to start doi research about it, see what we can do

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jessi lee / park slope eye) i would say it might even be higher than that doctor jessi lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the twenty - twenty - twenty rule. ( dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) for every 20 minutes that you're working up close take to 20 second break to look at something 20 feet further away and that just allows your eyes to refresh and start back fresh ) for colletti, new lenses made for digital eye strain were the ultimate fresh start. (- christopher coletti) from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relaxed ) he says the screens arent going anywhere, but the strain is all gone. marlie hall cbs news brooklyn new york. ((kirsten joyce)) doctors also say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen eye strain./// things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like today?/// sherry swensk < < for a check of traffic./// > demetria obilor < expecting to see more construction on the northwest segment of the beltway as the county builds out this part of 21

jessie dozier: thank you? kyle mosley: thank you for helping me be able to understand the right and wrong things to do in our nation and our society today. samuel pratt: thank you for being a roll model to me and all the people around the united states of america. cam-ron dancy: thank you for everything. jessie dozier: for making our world a better place. crib bumpers may seem like the perfect finishing touch for your baby's nursery; but beware. research shows popular padded crib accessories pose a suffocation risk for small babies. recent research shows an increased reporting of suffocations due to crib bumpers and other objects in cribs. researchers determined many infant deaths would have been prevented if a crib bumper had not been in place. they also found: there is no benefit to using a bumper. keep their baby safe and comfortable in a crib but doctor elaine schulte... a pediatrician at cleveland clinic children's says are not necessary. "the bottom line is that crib bumpers are not safe to use in cribs.

officer jessie heart net is healing and getting back on his feet.after 15 days in the hospital, wounded police officer jessie heart net left penn presbyterian hospital with a salute to his fellow officers and a smile on his face. we're glad he was discharged. i had a discussion with him today. really up beat. > the 33 year old officer had undergone several surgeries in an burb at 60th and pine in west philadelphia. he's been through some tough times over the last week and a half or so and it was even nice to see the staff applaud him as he exited the building today. the five-year veteran of the force chased down the alleged shooter, edward archer, shot him and helped apprehend him. i think it's a wonderful time for his and his family. he headed home before the big snowstorm with a huge entourage of fellow officers happy to be there to see one of their own start on the road to recovery after a brush with death. he's still got a long road ahead of him and all the well wishes we said so many times before welcomed from the around the world. fbi still co

. >>> pat toomey met with injured philadelphia police, jessie hartman, too muchy and senator bob casey talked about the investigation and the possible terror threats that philadelphia is facing. gray hall is live now with all the developments on this. >> reporter: hi brian, we are actually here at the fraternal order of police lodge number 5, they will hold a benefit for officer hartnett, in the meantime as he recovers investigators are searching for a motive and learning everything they can about the suspect. >> that many gunshots at that close range he was trying to do serious damage. >> as officer jessie hartnett recovers, the investigation continues, local and federal authorities are working around the clock to get information about the suspect, edward archer. >> they are not limited to countries far away. >> archer is charged with attempted murder and confessed to trying to shoot the officer in the name of islam. >> washington should be a full partner. >> local officers and fbi are on high alert as the investigation is being investigated as an act of terrorism and he claims he is

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his parents have now made it their life's work to make sure the day jessie was killed a portable light new england detector wasn't ing used. >> it was locked away in a storage closet t.700 yards away e-now chuck and she are going school to school in florida. to install permanentight new england detector like the one they dedicated tuesday morning at holly wood christian school. the device there on top of a building just above the baseball field. if lightning strikes within 10 miles an alarm sounds. and then once there's been no lightning for 30 minianother alarm sounds indicating it's all clear. for this family item part of the healing process. >> it didn't have to happen. it could have been prevented. and people need to be aware and we are creating an impact. >>reporter: easing the pain of their loss one school at a timetheir loss one school at a time. in hollywood, 7 news. across south florida. we had morning low. upper 60's to right around 70 in fort lauderdale. then we topped off in the upper 70's under partly cloudy skies. right now everyonis in the 70's. miami 74. same in fort la

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news 5's jessi mitcheljoins us details. how doeshe lotry come into pljessi? this 10-milln dollar project is partily funded by great outdoors coloro -- and all the peopleying for ahance to win la week's record-setng powerball drawinhelped ntribute. and after l thheavy rain lastear, t parwas tely in need oso upgrades. change is t air at lake pueblo state park -- cws are working to rrface four miles of juniper road and all 13 miles of paved trails, along with replacing a foot bridge across the arkansas river. especially after the hh rain ason, folks are noticing pot holes, crumbling roads, c. three entities are footing the 10- million dollar bill -- the colorado lottery, colorado springs utilities through the southern delivery system project, and the federal government. it's a little knn fact that lake pueblo state park auall si on federal propertythat's how we were able to tap into some federal highway fungrant expected to last into june, the project has shut down pu cess to e ai -- whic frequent users say is disappointing. but they still have access to all e d

street to throw traffic that will remaform 700 to have the s assess and jessie street will be rerouted is a good thing it stacks some of the traffic off of first street and ublgdz to matt >> thank you as you recall seeing the map there still will, automotive traffic on jessie but a round instead of coming all the way through that is much better there should be outreach to the golden gate students but it seems like it is ideal for students studying to have a place to study and have open space as well as the space inside i will ask you don't have to answer now but raised by the attorney for the adjoining properties yeah a lot things i like to mention a few of them certainly the alley enhancement which we've already talked about the humane amount of open space that is spectacular 70 feet high i don't know what the square footage but it look high i can't remember few cities in the world vascular a space like this this is open to the public at 70 feet it is magnificent and the parks you've created and extended the alleys make sense this makes a nice joining of the historic uses and hotel on

. >>> and now the investigation into philadelphia police officer, jessie hartnett, today federal officials are weighing in on the attract on january 7th, authorities acknowledged this is a terrorist investigation with suspect, edmond archer claiming he shot the police officer in the name of islam. gray hall is live now. the big question is, is archer part of a bigger threat to philadelphia cops. >> reporter: you are absolutely right it is the big question and one that has philadelphia police and the fbi on high alert, it appears tonight that the answer is no, and it appears the suspect acted alone. they are working hand and hand with philadelphia police to pull ought the pieces together in the ambush shooting of jessie hartnett, hit three times at close range, he had the strength and courage and presence of mind to go after the assailant. edward archer says he shot hartnett in the name of isis. and james comey says there is no confirmation he is aligned with any terror cell. >> we see no indication that he is part of an organized cell or follow on plot connected to that. archer is charged

how do they feel about it, jessi? a lot of people i spoke with say something like this should have been around before investigars diovered huneds of ld photos of canocity teens bng exchanged like trading cards. but in many cases, it takes a major case like this to affe change. thbill is sponsored by both the hse and senate. if passed, it wod create a new cre called "misuse o eltronic images by a juvenile" -- a misdemeanor, as opped to e ny ochild poogray. in canon city, the high schoolers investigated for sexting in novber weren't charged with any crimes, just got warning tters, and some were suspended from hool. the distri attorney said there didn't appear to be y bullying involved, and didn't wanto ruin more than 100 students' lives byabeling them sex ofnds. but loca s the blame these kidsactis falls to their upbringing. members of the older geratn say rents just don't discipline the kids like they usedo. they have to have it, the controof the kids. ey don't have that no re, and at's why there's so much violen. the

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the attempted asass nation of philadelphia police officer jessie hartnet prom prompted walks. a group of 30 people came tonight last night and marched carrying banners that said stop shooting our philly cops, all lives matter and jessie hartnet get well. >> one person or a thousand people. the important thing is all lives matter. we wanted to get our points across. >> organizers say the rally was a display of good will toward police to counter the emgs of violence against officer hartnet. hartnet survived the gunman's attempt to kill him on thursday. >>> a texasy driver lose is his job and his eye in a paint ball attack. this surveillance video says she was by herself. our shotconhe was driving cab when he heard a bang. he rolled down the window when he saw his cab was hit by a paint ball. then he said someone in the back the of the suv fired a paint ball and that's when he lost his eye. >> i love my eye, i don't know. i lost everything, my house and -- everything. and i'm dm pair and suffering a lot. >>> you fairfield any information about the attack, you're asked to call pol

jessie has been watching that. jessica? >> this is the northbound side around the schuylkill expressway headed westbound. these cars headed off here are going toward schuylkill. let's keep moving the camera. you can see cars pulled over into the right-hand shoulder. i keep trying to zoom in on those areas. slippery spots being reported because of that scene. so now you can see cars moving by to the left-hand side. there's no backup behind this ramp right now but people out of their cars and pretty much over into the side shoulder there because of those slippery conditions. so, again t blue route northbound. this spot was slippery all week. still watch out for that being slippery even if it doesn't look like that. go a little bit slower sboochlt center city, no problems. a 12-minute drive time in either direction. it's still okay, 15 minutes from schuylkill. pretty much average. out in ckoconshahocken, watch o. no problems there. the intersection all dry. tracy. >>> we're tracking a growing health concern across the globe. o

two men going at it, fighting and jessie pulled out a gun.an innocent bystander was hit by a bullet. she is expected to be okay.>>> resident obama said it as -- is an imaginary fiction that he wants to take guns away from law-abiding americans. the president talked up his plan at a rare televised town hall. >> reporter: before a crowd at george mason university, the president said he is not trying to take away guns. >> our position is consistently mischaracterized.>> reporter: he says the us needs to expand background checks. >> we are not going to eliminate gun violence but we will lessen it.>> reporter: the president faced tough questions including this one from tara kyle, widow of chris kyle. >> while you have been president, we are at the lowest murder rate in the country, all- time low for murders. we are at an all-time high of gun ownership. what i am saying it's we are at an all-time low murder rate. >> a challenge the notion that the reason is gun ownership. if you look at the areas with the higher gun ownership, those are the places

. >>> the assassination attempt of jessie hartnet prompts a walk for peace in inner-city. a grup of 30 people came together last night and marched from broad and gerard to city hall. they carried banners that stated, stop shooting our philly cops, all lives matter, and jessie hartnet, get well. >> one person or a thousand people. you know, the important thing is all lives matter. we just wanted to get our point across. >> the organizers say the rally was a display of good will toward police to counter the images of violence against officer hartnet. hartnet survived a gunman's brazen attempt to kill him on thursday. >>> happening today, mayor guardian will lay out his vision and goals for 2016. right now, a proposed bill would give the state power to make financial decisions for the resort city, including the right to sell off assets and land. also, there will be a statewide referendum in november asking voters if two new casinos should be allowed to open in north jersey. supporters say it would help new jersey's economy, but atlantic city council says it is ready to fight

jessie, we don't want recitation, we want to write our own speeches. because they do have the gift for taking an idea and taking a concept. so we this themes like "by the contest of your character." or "let's meet at the table of brotherhood." and there are students like nicholas all over in these high schools. a lot of these kids who are talking in classrooms, we just need to take that and see it as a gift, and sort of push it in a direction where they can use that gift. because communication is really very, very pivotal for our students as we look at 21st century skills. >> absolutely. and you know this first-hand, because you've been a teacher, you've been a principal. >> yes. i've been a teacher, i have been a principal in a school. i've been a supervisor of students. most of my work has been with diverse populations. and for me, it's un -- you're unleashing a gift that these students have. and my chapter, we're so proud. to be honest with you, we were shocked at the first -- the first oratorical at garfield high school, it was standing-room only.

jessie? >> right around depford route 42 freeway around 41. northbound lane is what we pay attention to, at least for the morning time, heading into possibly philadelphia or 295. we have that five-minute drive time. no problems there from 55 headed over to the walt whitman bridge. 56 miles an hour your average speed. watch out for this construction if you are heading into or out of delaware on the delaware memorial bridge between the bridge and toll plaza, the left lane will be closed there. as for mass transit, septa is running on a modified weekday schedule for the buses and trolleys. the broad street line, market frankford line, norristown high speed line and bus route also operate on a normal schedule this morning. vai and tracy? >> jessica, thanks. >>> you can get weather alerts and warnings from your smart phone and tablet free from the nbc 10 app. and a forecast geared right to your neighborhood. you can also find links to traffic information. >>> police are holding a suspect following a against students at penn state university. police

jessie. >> that's right. we are on 95 right now this is right around girard avenue. with some ramp close years. 95 northbound to girard avenue is closed. really in the morning times, we are more worried about the southbound side. we are still at a 13 minute drive with average speeds in the 60 still. so we are still okay on 95. we're going to cover some more ongoing construction here. zblrmts the schuylkill, we will head through the conshohocken. 12 minutes in the centre is e center city eastbound. the average speeds there as well no no problems or delays for pass transit. >> thank. >>> we have live team coverage this morning on the weekender storm preparation. >> nbc 10 matt delucia, katy zachry is live. what are they doing to get ready? >> there is a lot going on behind the scenes to prepare for this storm we are getting tomorrow. here in south philadelphia, things are pretty active. now, the gates are opened. the trucks are going if and out. they're not laying salt on the roads yet. >> that will come tomorrow evening. but locally let me tell you, and statewide, the

jessie, who works as a shooting range instructor says it's long enough. >> it's like, how strict, what more can they do? >> we know we can want stop every act of violence but what if we tried to stop even one. >> reporter: but the president sees flaws in the process and says he will meet with the attorney general on monday to discuss executive actions he could take on gun control including expanding background checks and closing the online and gun show loopholes that allow purchases with no background checks. a baps plan failed to pass in the senate three years ago and in light of the mass shootings that have occurred during his presidency he believes the time to act is now. >> across america survivors of gun violence and those who lost a child or parent or a spouse to gun violence are forced to mark such awful anniversaries every single day. >> reporter: jessie is fine with the current process and says california is tough when it comes to guns. >> certain handguns and rifles are banned in california. we are pretty strict over here. >> the store will comply with any actions put forth b

company he sold to warren buffet and working with another start up he sold to coca-cola coca-cola, jessie hired an accomplished navy seal to move him with him and his family for a month long experiment with improvement. when i spoke with him recently i asked him how he came up with this idea and why he did it. >> like so many of us we want to buckets of our life and i really wanted to get better in the physical bucket. i met seal, as he's called in the book, at a 24-hour untra marathon and i was doing it as a relay team and saw him by himself doing the entire race alone. >> wait. when you say 24-hour marathon, running for 24 hours straight. >> yeah. >> you've got teammates you're passing off a baton to and he is passing off the baton to nobody. >> to nobody. >> that's crazy. >> crazy. and the race was self-supported which means you bring all of your own supplies. so we went a little overboard, we had a tent and we had food and masseuses and all of this stuff and he sat by himself alone in a fold up chair with a bottle of water and crackers for 24 hours and i'm like, whatever he has in his

pat toomey is briefed by the fbi and just held a press conference not too long ago as he described jessie hartnett as a hero and reminds the ambush as a reminder for all americans to stay vigilant. >> pat toomey is sounding off as investigators look into jessie hartnett getting shot several times. there was an update on his recovery. >> he seems to be recovering as well as to be expected. his spirits are excellent and his attitude is terrific, the suspect edward archer charged with attempted murder confessed to shooting officer hartnett in the name of islam. >> he declared his allegiance to isis and that the attack is in the name of islam. and that he has been radicalized and we will learn more. >> police along with the fbi is working aggressively to see if it's an isolated act, and the concerns deepened, they recently learned from an anonymous source and that radicalized muslims are targeting officers. >> they are not aware of any specific or imminent threat beyond what occurred last week, but let me close with this, we should all remain vigilant. >> reporter: back out live this no doubt

jessie, there's a lot of stuff to see down here. yeah, right now we're at the roseman bridge, one of the more famous bridges, where they

he shot jessie hartnett in the name of islam may be part of a radical group.as the least radical of the three. the philadelphia police department just issuing this statement saying quote the department along with federal bureau of investigations actively invest gating these allegations in an effort to verify credibility of the information given. the tips comes on the heels of another ambush of an officer. in this surveillance video you are looking at the homeless man is saying reaching around a police officer who was guarding jessie hartnett's hospital bed attempting to grab his gun. the officer fought back. the man is now in custody. >> he said he took the gun because he wanted to rob a chinese restaurant. >> all officers will be working in teams of 2 when they go out in patrols. hartnett shot in the arm three times is expected to recover. >> a lot of surgeries ahead of him. they made it clear to him before the first surgery he would require some surgeries. >> he is very fortunate to be alive right now. a go fund me page has been set off to offset the medical

jessi lee / park slope eye) i would say it might even be higher than that(track)doctor jessi lee says you can help prevent digital eye strain by using the twenty - twenty - twenty rule.(sot - dr. jessi lee / park slope eye) for every 20 minutes that you're working up close take to 20 second break to look at something 20 feet further away and that just allows your eyes to refresh and start back fresh (track) for colletti, new lenses made for digital eye strain were the ultimate fresh start.(sot - christopher coletti) from the moment i put on my prescription, i felt my eyes instantly relaxed(track) he says the screens arent going the strain is all gone. marlie hall cbs news brooklyn new york. 3 doctors also say pushing your screen further back and increasing the font size on your device can also lessen eye strain. they also recommend yearly eye exams whether or not you'r e experiencing any visual symptoms. 3 3 we're getting a closer look at that fridge with that giant touch screen on the front... and it's more practical than c - net tech update.3 good morning, (norfolk)... it's (33) out

. >> somehow four-year veteran jessie hartnett was able to avoid most of the bullets.it three times in the left arm. he exited the vehicle and returned fire before collapsing in pain, losing blood, and calling for help. >> i'm shot. >> all cars stand by. we have an officer shot. repeating in the 18th district assist the officer 60. we have an officer down. >> the suspect, 30-year-old edward archer was caught by responding officers. he's an excon. her son had a couple of head injuries and was hearing voices and the family asked him to get help. two law enforcement sources describe him as more as a disenfranchised looser. but authorities say he confessed his motivate and they're searching his home and social media for more clues. >> he stated that he pledged his allegiance to islamic states. he follows À la and that's the reason he was called upon to do this. >> the fbi and department of homeland security are affecting in the investigation. searching two residence used by the suspect. meanwhile officer hartnett who joined the u.s. coast guard shortly before 9/11 before b

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we have jessie's message, our 501 c 3.live in a camper and travel to work with other victims and survivors of violence and hopefully get them to advocate in their communities, grassroots. >> where can people find out more about your organization? >> it's not a web page, it's through a san antonio area foundation and it's jessie's message and that's where it is. >> google it and you'll find it. >> well, we're thinking about her today and thank you so much for your strength and for coming here and talking to us. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> this programming note. president obama will join with cnn's anderson cooper for a town hall on the subject of guns in america and you can watch it right here on cnn thursday night at 8:00 eastern. >>> a new supercar to rival tesla and a smart mirror which can tell you before you get something on your face you don't want to be on your face. the future of tech, coming up. across america, people... ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza®. fo

. >> angela's husband jessie disagrees. it scares him to think of him dealing with leader s. it is marco rubio first you will cancel each other's vote. >> are you willing to caucus? >> we'll be there. >> trump's star power lured her to the rally. she got trump to sign her hats and her baby. approval. >> that does not necessarily mean she will vote for trump. >> i like marco rubio. >> gym filled rallies mean little. the only thing what happens is -- only thing that matters is what happens monday night. >> we're joined by usf political analyst dr. susan mcmanus. the des moines register came out. donald trump is leading. he has 28%. 25 for ted cruz. 15% for marco rubio. it is anyone's game. hillary clinton virtually neck and neck with bernie sanders. this is a race that everybody is watching. >> sunday morning, we have a lot more coming up later today. we'll keep you posted on what is happening on the campaign trail and we'll monitor what happens on monday. but reporting from des moines, iowa, keith cate along with dr. susan mcmanus. back to you. >>> thank you. and your vote cov

is supervisor jane kim our clerk is miss alicia i'd like to take a moment and tank jim smith and jessie larson for broadcasting in meeting madam clerk any electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the january 12, 2016, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated all right. thank you very much call item number one. >> a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale and deliver the house bond not to exceed money for the minnesota for a rental unit is alice griffith apartment t projects. >> colleagues ms. elizabeth from ocii to make a brief presentation on this item welcome. >> the floor is yours. >> good afternoon, supervisors elizabeth with the office of economic development ocii the resolution before you authorize the bond precedes to pay for the construction and related costs for alice griffith phase 3 an walker drive ma comic and other are the nonprofit housing development corporation and additional team meshes with the housing authority and other agencies at alice griffith th

. >> jessie hartnett was ambushed and shot four times in his patrol car. the shooter said he allegedal league against to isis. officer hartnett is hospitalized and has a long road to recovery. >> he is charged with attempted murder and is due in court monday. they are telling officers to stay vigilant mile wee look for the feperson who called in the threats. >> there is nothing more important than our officer's safety. >> philadelphia police are on mat troll with two officers in each car this morning. the nypd are selling officers to trust their instincts. if something feels wrong, call for backup. heather? >> jackie ibanez, thank you. >>> isis on campus? a college professor potentially tied to the terror group. they are now investigating after a probe turned up disturbing extremist post on kent state professor's julio penio's stage. that's just the start of the story.>> as mar back as 2002 assistant professor was talking about a suicide bomb in 2007 defending himself against accusations he's sympathetic to terrorist groups. he made headlines again shoutin

edward archer admitted he opened fire on officer jessie hartnett in the name of islam after pledging allegiance to isis but the white house still refusing to call it terrorism. >> this is something that is still being investigated philadelphia police department. given the circumstances of the event, obviously that is something that we are all wondering right now. >>> the bear of philadelphia making similar statements that the attack was not terror prompting reaction from the 2016 campaign trail. >> when they caught this person they asked him why did you do this? this person said i did it because i pledged allegiance to isis. the mayor of philadelphia who i know nothing about other than he's delusional said, this has nothing to do with isis or islam. this is because there are too many guns on the street. >> investigators now trying to determine if a terror organization paid for archer's travels to the middle east. as we mentioned the white house won't say the philadelphia police shooting an act of terror. president obama cried during his gun control speech. former speech righter for p

. >> pop artist jessie j sings the title song. >> i love that rush of the nerves i'm going to get.really honored and lucky i've been asked to experience something like this. i'm definitely kind of thrown in what i kind of like to do, which is a lot of this and a lot of this. just a little put of me into it. >> reporter: during the production rydell high cast members will be shuttled in golf carts in sound stages on the warner brothers lot where anything can happen. >> i think i drive all of them so god help all of us because i'm a horrible driver. >> i am driving it at one point. i'll try not to whip you out of it. >> and when it comes to singing their favorite song, these guys can perform on the spot. >> you promised at 6:00 you were going to sing tonight. >> i never promised. >> what was your role when you were young? >> third grade i played frenchy. i totally forget about it. >> give us something. >> i don't think you want me to sing. i do love "grease" though. so much fun. >> i love jessie j too. >> we're back in a moment. >> we begin with breaking news involving a missing 13-y

motive, direction and inspiration and who may have assisted him when he opened fire and ambushed jessie hartnett when he sat in his police cruiser last week. >> we see no indication that he was part of an organized cell of any sort. >> archer confessed to the crime and said he did it in the name of islam. and he made two visits to the middle east in recent years. it is a focus of the investigation. >> no indication that there is any follow on plot connected to that, and any specific or credible threat of violence connected to that attack. u.s. senator, pat toomey called the attack an act of terrorism. this morning he met with officer hartnett and called archer radicalized but not the groups that he may be connected. >> this is a reminder of dangers that the men and women that wear the police uniforms around the country face on a daily basis. >> and comey says that isol threatened to attack law enforcement in the past, lone wolves like archer are a concern for law enforcement. >> you see something that is not right or out of order or the person's behavior has changed just tell one of us

>>> philadelphia police commissioner richard ross just update on the condition of injured officer jessie a significant injury to his arm and he's got a long, long way to go. >> hart r officer hartnett is in the hospital, awaiting more surgeries. >> we'll have a full hour of news coming up in another 30 minutes. we'll see you then. >>> it is funday monday, and if you stayed up late watching the golden globes, you were in good company. >> yes, and bobbie thomas is here after staying up to do some fashion swaps and tweaks. i loved the fun night. >> and yes, and when i was watch watching at home, because i am a girl's girl. okay.is is a f game. first up. >> and we have talked about it all morning, but this is what we didn't see. kate hudson and the body is stunning, and out of this world, and i wondered if kate hudson's dress was backwards and you can see how it is a crop here sh, a it is all cut, but this had a cutout line. and so -- >> you flipped it. >> what to you think? >> i like. >> i kind it kind of continues the lines to stay gorgeous. and this is her fun sunny choker, and i didn't l