>> i talked to justin. me about your marriage. we had a happy and normal marriage. have you ever had an affair? no, never. >> but investigators dug deeper and learned that justin was having an affair with his tennis partner, shannon kennedy. >> i would say here is the deal. i have shannon in the next room saying you are engaged in an extramarital affair. we will get to the bottom of it. no. don't do that. we are. i don't want to get her involved. who knows where that can lead. >> she told everybody that would listen to her. justin is having an affair. i confronted him about it. >> at the time it appeared he was only dating one other person but appeared he had as many as five extra marital affairs during the three-year marriage. >> he made his computer available. justin's computer went to chris hendry of florida's computer evidence recovery section. >> when i made a copy of justin's home computer hard drive, the next thing i did is to look for anything deleted such as folders or files. >> hendry noticed just

the opposite of what we did to justine. sent me photographs of the frank sidebottom statue on its way from the czech republic to manchester, and in the photograph frank looked like he'd been disturbingly kidnapped but was find with it. [laughter] but was fine with it. and then the unveiling. and so that is what we can do on social media when we use our power for good. thank you very much indeed. [applause] does anybody have any questions? i hope so. hi. >> hi. so your book -- [inaudible] which will bring it to a wider audience. i'm wondering what you think given the bowed of criticism -- the body of criticism you have received -- [inaudible] the field of psychological research -- [inaudible] >> thank you -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> the psychopath is very much a book about confirmation bias. it's about me getting drunk with my psychopath-spotting powers. i -- [inaudible] run by robert -- [inaudible] and i go crazy with my psychopath-spotting powers. and robert hess said to me that effectively what happened to you, you know,

justin? >> something to look forward tonight nice day today. that will will help things out on the road, 76 at 202 no problems right now but dealing with typical morning construction, few lane and road closures, we'll get to the details coming up in a few minutes, ukee? >> justin, thanks so much. more on breaking news now, two hour barricade situation in west philly is over. after man surrenders to police. it happened at 48th and parish in mill creek. woman told police a man sexually assaulted her threatened her with a gun, and took $20 from her purse. he eventually surrendered around 4:00 this morning police are now questioning him. they say no one was hurt. >>> also breaking, a house fire in west mt. airy this morning, "eyewitness news" on the scene along the 100 block of west sharpnack street. the fire broke out around 3:30 this morning, it was quickly placed under control. there is no report of any injuries. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> a disable man left in th

justin? on. >> these guys have to look forward to that. >> an accident, just between the commodore barry bridge and kerlin street northbound on 995, delaware county, two lanes taken out. >> this will be backed up down to the delaware line probably, boulevard, headed into 76, looking okay but farther north dealing with a accident on the boulevard. it is all lanes blocked now between wissahickon and broad. alternate, hunting park avenue. that will will also cause problems. doing so well this morning. now things just coming in. here we go, car fire lower providence south park avenue closed between eagleville road and falcon road. also box truck on fire. alternate, egypt road. area speeds still okay for the most part, but again couple every accidents on the boulevard, starting to slow down also in delaware county reduced speeds on 95, new jersey so far looking okay on the highway. river line lou experience, 30 minute stops, due to some equipment problems. everyone else, looking pretty good. septa

emily: justin bieber, psy, ariana grande. what's your secret?cooter: the first time i saw justin, i knew i could get him to be a worldwide known pop star. i just knew it in my gut. ♪ ♪ emily: justin bieber, psy, ariana grande, what is your secret? scooter: sometimes it is a gut thing, and i'm like, i know what that is, i know what to do. psy in korea does 80,000 people a night. the gangnam style was a phenomenon here, but the reason it worked so well is he can do it live so incredibly well. justin is one of the most talented people i have ever met. and he has so much pressure on him. growing up in front of the entire world. i think he is handling it fairly well, and he will learn from his mistakes and become a better man for it. and ariana has one of the best voices i have ever heard in my entire life. emily: what is your management style? how are you different from other managers? scooter: i think my style is family. people say you should not mix business with pleasure, and i think that is bs. personally, i think that if you care about someone,

it, justin? >> reporter: ukee, good morning, passerby found that male in a pile of wet leaves covered with a blanket and bible on his chest. he can't speak. so his family identified him and tips to his mother in maryland. >> seen here in facebook photo, my aparlor soon set to return home to philadelphia. >> the mother who has clear criminal liability in this case, she will be arrested a and charged. >> could face list of charges including assault restless endangerment, neglect, false imprison. g all after her 21 year old son was found helpless and abandoned in the books in cobbs creek park, her son can't spieth, cerebral palsy paraplegic. found covered in a blanket bible on his chest. >> see the kid lying there heart break to go see another human specially a mother can treat someone like that. >> passerby found him friday night. it is believed he had been out there for five days, helpless in the rain and cold, neighbors, steven, lives nearby. >> knowing he was this close none of us new he was her

"eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us with the details on this horrible story, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. the police are in warminster as well as members of the nativity of our lord are wondering who will rob their church. they are hoping someone out there will... to that tape. now this happened between monday and tuesday overnight. police believe around 11:30 monday night. they say this man broke in the side entrance and made his way into the church. that is where he proceeded to go straight toward the donation boxes forcing open those boxes and then making off with cash. >> for us as catholics the church is a place where blessed sacrament is, abe sacred to us. for someone to go in there and do that, it is just disheartening. >> disheartening for sure in doubt about. that we apologize for those audio break ups. we will have more from justin finch throughout our broadcast this morning. >>> mother of the motorist shot and killed by philadelphia police says officers planted evidence to justify the shooting. tanya brown dickerson son brando

erika, we send it back to you. >> justin, thank you.ing surveillance video this morning of the frightening abduction of jewelry store employee from a center city parking garage. the video right here shows the burgundy cargo van throw menus today abduct an employeement woman was bound, beaten, and shocked with a taser, all in an effort to get her to give up the store's keys and pass codes. >> one man is in custody after a barricade situation on 67th avenue in west oaklane. the man was holding children inside for a time. they were released and not injured. >> and the $82 million sale of atlantic city's revel casino expected to be finalized this morning, the revel closed last september. it seems like every month new update finally it is going through. >> looking good. a 17:00. are you trying shed a few pound this year? >> we're taking a look at dueling die totes see which programs will help you lose weight and keep it off a year later. >> trip to par died ends with several members after delaware family fight to go survive. we have new deta

it, justin?: ukee, good morning, passerby found that male in a pile of wet leaves covered with a blanket and bible on his chest. he can't speak. so his family identified

justin. >> good evening, natasha. we have some time yet with this rainstorm.ooks like the next several hours stay dry. we can salvage the weekend but it comes in time for the morning commute. big difference in temperatures today compared to 24 hours ago. we're 25 degrees colder. you can feel the difference if you were outside today. here we are we're in the mid-50's currently allentown red ago little bit warmer the farther west you are away from that water. look at the suburbs low 50's this hour doylestown and in mount holly new jersey. that breeze is kicking up off the ocean, 10 to 15 miles per hour so that's what brought the change in our temperatures today but the clouds have certainly thickened up ahead of our next storm system, it's still out to our south and west buck see the initial front edge of the rain moving into the baltimore-washington area. after midnight rain moves in from the southwest and moves to the northeast. it will be heavy at times throughout the overnight hours into your monday morning. here's the setup. basically monday morning that's

justin had no idea.n burgundy and you see the look of surprise everyone is surprised, the people on the stage, everybody. because nobody knew that was coming. >> i guess kevin hart pulled him in since they co-starred in that movie. george, one of the best roasts you've ever done. >> tonight on "all in." >> it's been a tough week. >> what a difference a day makes. nascar joins the chorus against indiana's religious freedom bill and the republican governor begins backing down. >> it's a clarification but it's also a fix. >> but is that course correction too late for the 2016 hopefuls that already jumped into the fray. >> i think once the facts are established people aren't going to see this as discriminatory at all. >> then obama's big deal delayed on iran. elizabeth warren on hillary clinton. >> i think we need to give her a chance to decide if she's goin

sorry, justine sacco, your tweet lives on forever. i managed to convince justine to talk to me, which believe me she really did not want to do but i convinced her to. i met her at a bar on 10th avenue. every day after what the joke meant and she said living in america puts us in a bubble as to what goes on in the third world. i was making fun of the bubble. she would never talk to a journalist again, but she needed to explaining how crazy her situation was, how the punishment didn't fit the crime. she said i cried out by body weight in the first 24 hours. it was incredibly germanic. you don't sleep. you wake up forgetting where you live who you are. she released an apology statement and cut short her vacation. workers to strike at the hotel and she showed up. she was told nobody could guarantee her safety. she told me this she started to cry. i sat looking at her for a moment and think of something to say to improve the. i said to her sometimes things need to reach a brutal medea before the season. she said wow of all the things that

justin had no idea.as ron burgundy and you see the look of surprise, everyone is surprised, the people on the stage, everybody. because nobody knew that was coming. >> i guess kevin hart pulled him in since they co-starred in that movie. george, one of the best roasts you've ever done. thanks for joining us tonight, george. >> thank you. you are our key demographic. >> right. thanks a lot. >>> is it overtime? or sudden death? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm kris matthews in washington. tonight, with a deadline passing, can the united states and the world keep iran from the bomb? can indiana escape the we hate gays charge? can president obama head to kenya without donald trump and the rest of the wacko birthers saying he's just heading home? >>> we have to star with the deal with iran tonight. the better question still -- is there any other way to do it? what does boehner or mcconnell have to offer?

justin? >> reporter: ukee, good morning, that's right, the rescue never nepal have been quite challenging overnight rescuers did save some 100 people from mount evrest where there have been avalanches, all of the ground conditions have been quite tricky. heavy rains, black out and after shocks there. and as you mentioned, we did speak to family here in hatboro tracking their family in kneepan through social media. >> their home is in hasbro, their hearts and mind are in nepal. >> have a feeling of anxiety because we can't talk to them, we can't help them, and, you know, we can't see them. >> the kim's oldest son and daughter kent and nadine work as missionaries outside the capitol of kathmandu. for more than ten years the siblings cared for more than 20 children, orphanages, have their own families, saturday's 7.8 quake hit midday in nap al almost four days later the rogers' say their children are living outdoors. feeling safer in the open air than in their now structurally unsound home homes

justin? >> good morning, katie. thousand should be for mid to late april. temperatures right own point. good news to get this rainout of here, because we had morning showers around, did cause flooding across parts of the region, we take you to delaware avenue right now. >> this was earlier flooding actually closed parts of delaware avenue down, from penn's landing to callowhill, due to the flooding in both directions but, it is now reopened. still watch out for few blocked lanes there, with the police activity, also, take you to an accident now on 95. this is south just passed 320, again the left lane taken out by the accident, recovery crews are on that scene. so hopefully get that cleared up, so the flares will so, you're going to have to go around that scene. increasing volume on the ben franklin bridge inbound moving at pretty good speed. watch out for wet roads. down to 46 miles per hour on the boulevard headed into 76, northeast philly, volume starting to pick up, starting to slow down,

scooter: the first time i saw justin, i knew i could get him to be a worldwide pop star. ♪ emily: justin sigh, and ariana grande. what is your secret? scooter: sometimes it's a gut thing. the "gangnam style" was a phenomenon here. he could do it live so incredibly well. justin is one of the most talented people i've ever met. he has so much pressure on him growing up in front of the entire world. i think he's handling it fairly well and he will learn from his mistakes and become a better man for it. arianna has one of the best voices i've heard in my entire life. emily: how are you different from other managers? scooter: my style is family. personally i think that if you care about someone, you deeply care about them, you will stay of the extra hours to do something for them and vice versa. i have been called stupid by plenty of my mentors because they say, you are too close, but i think it's better to feel the -- than not feel. emily: how do you make sure some of these artists are not just a flash in the pan? scooter: i promise to every artist i work with -- you know what is. emily: how

that's the only way you get out of the trap that justin's -- that justin's analysis hypothesizes.estion about public policy measures, be they the minimum wage, the eitc, the labor and employment laws, you have to ask the question, are they promoting a high wage society or low wage society? and we don't seem to like a low wage society, but we have consciously built one and need to make difference choices if we want a different one. >> michael, did you want to come in or -- >> yeah. i'll just -- i'll veb briefbe very brief. we have to think about it from a -- the broad 30,000 foot level of society and we have to recognize the different agents in society have different responsibilities. and so imagine you have workers firms in the government. it is, you know in some sense damon is arguing we have built this low wage system but if you're talking about fast food, restaurants and low wage workers, it is simply unrealistic to expect that a firm that is trying to maximize profits, though perhaps imperfectly, will take someone who can bring in $5 or $7 an hour in revenue and pay them two t

justin rollout -- justin, bbc news, kathmandu. katty: for a third night thousands of people are out on the streets, either too afraid to return home or having no home to go back to. thanks to international aid efforts, vast tent cities are springing up across the nepalese category, but the local government still needs everything from helicopters to blankets. a report from kathmandu. clive coleman the convulsions lasted -- clive: the convulsions lasted a minute, maybe two. seconds transformed the landscape. for search teams, it has been another grueling day. slowly, the rubble is yielding up the dead. but hope is alive. a turkish rescue team reached him in the neck of time. and there are others who might live. but the hospitals of this impoverished nation have been swollen to bursting point. she is eight and was playing at home when the earth began to shake. her grandfather was outside powerless to intervene as the house collapsed on top of her. grandfather: initially, i thought she was gone, injured as the house collapsed. but i s

>> justin, thanks so much. more on breaking news now, two hour barricade situation in west philly is over. after man surrenders to police. it happened at 48th and parish in mill creek. woman told police a man sexually assaulted her threatened her with a gun, and took $20 from her purse. he eventually surrendered around 4:00 this morning police are now questioning him. they say no one was hurt. >>> also breaking, a house fire in west mt. airy this morning, "eyewitness news" on the scene along the 100 block of west sharpnack street. the fire broke out around 3:30 this morning, it was quickly placed under control. there is no report of any injuries. the cause of that fire is still under investigation.

meteorologist justin drabick joining us now with the first forecast. justin. >> hey, natasha.at news. looks like we'll see a repeat tomorrow with the sunshine. temperatures actually are going to be a little bitter warmer, even above average but it was nice to get the sun out today. 63 was the official high this afternoon. that's right near average for this time of year. 58 allentown, 60 for the high temperature in trenton. little breezy and behind the storm system that came through. sustained winds 15 miles an hour out of the west-northwest bringing in that drier and cooler air mass. right now 60 degrees this hour, 56 allentown, 56 reading. once the winds start to really calm down these temperatures will drop quickly tonight with the clear skies. mid-50's in the suburbs this hour quakertown, doylestown, palmyra mount holly both coming in at 58 degrees this hour. storm scan3 very quiet, clear skies over the region right now. large area of high pressure moving into the region. that will block any storms from developing so expect plenty of sun for the next couple days. with the c

natasha. >> thank you justin. see you soon. >>> new tonight septa police arrest 18-year-old in connection with a brawl at a subway station. tuesday' as tack at the spring garden station was captured on camera. authorities say andre boss knee yack was taken into custody in the keep hundred block of fillmore treatment he famous numerous charges. threes are looking for three more suspects in this case. >>> and philadelphia police meantime have identified two people suspected of terrorizeing a local couple. 25-year-old dame men cornish and 23-year-old williams are facing a host of charges. pair were involved with three others who allegedly cared kidnapped and rob 86-year-old george saunders and his wife priscilla. saunders is a korean war veteran veteran. suspects forced the terrified couple into a car in west philadelphia and dover them around for hours forcing them to open a debit card and rent two vehicles in saunders name. they were eventually dropped off back in their neighborhood unharmed. >>> now grief in camde

justin?and ukee, as the rescue effort continue in nepal local family watching with bated breath. i'm justin fin. what they know about their loved ones this morning. >> thank you. checking in with kate. look at the gorgeous sunrise down the shore and justin's keeping an eye on the roads for you. we'll have traffic and weather together on the 3's. looking at nice spring day today. gets even better tomorrow, though. katie let us know how when we come back in two minutes. and just like that the snow is gone. and parkas become jackets. and sweaters go down for a long nap. and off you go. and your backyard gets a whole lot bigger. and you're running... and climbing... and your gear gets lighter and trimmer, and fitter and smarter. and now every frozen second spent willing this day to come is just a warm fading memory. ♪ >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, thank you for joining us, in the news, fires have been burning all night long in baltimore as rioters protest the death after ma

>> jimmy: he really ran justin bieber through the wringer.nd apparently some of the most brutal jokes got cut out. and he will share some of them. and we will not cut them out. we will cut them in. by the way, tomorrow, in case you forgot is april fool's day. these are the important things you learn from watching the show, otherwise you wake up undefended. april fool's day is a day of mischi mischief. and we are celebrating that with a new youtube challenge. i ask you to record the fun and post it to youtube so we can put it on the show. this is from when we asked people to spray their dad with a hose for father's day. >> hey, jimmy kimmel, this is me spraying my dad with a hose. >> [ bleep ]. >> damn you! son of a -- [ bleep ] you're grounded! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: this is from the following father's day, when we told kids to serve their dad breakfast in bed the >> note happy father's day to you ♪ >> you got to be kidding me! >> jimmy: so anyway, you can see what i'm talking about. so last night i issued a new youtube challenge for

live at police headquarters, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you. two teen girls recovering after their struck by car on roosevelt boulevard. investigators say the two girls, ages 15 and 18,. >> were walking southbound lanes tyson avenue, forward circle. police say they both suffered broken bones. learn the driver initially kept going but then returned to the scene after circling the block. he is now cooperating with detective. >> this woman now facing attempted murder charges for love triangle hit-and-run in logan. police say the 29 year old precious richardson coleman intentionally crashed her suv into pea trist expense friday afternoon. expense was pinned against a building and doctors were forced to amputate one of her legs. detectives tell us that pence and coleman were romantic rivals. >>> new this morning the secret service arrest as man who climbed a fence outside the white house with a suspicious package. they checked out the package and realized it wasn't dangerous. just last week, officials talked about adding steel spikes to the white ho

we are live in frankford justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, thank you so much. a florida man meantime has been told to stay out of washington d.c. after flying his gyro cop tore on to the lawn of the us capitol. douglas houston home detention after court appearance yesterday. edward laurence has the story. >> doug hughes left a washington, d.c. courthouse, a free man for now. >> did it go like you expect the? >> the 61 year old mailman flew his gyro copter, under the radar, to the washington lawn cap tonight charged with knowingly operating an unlicensed aircraft, violating national defense air space he faces up to four years in prison. hughes has been given home detention in florida and he's been ordered to stay out of the sky. >> they want to effectively de per people from conducting similar missions, but they don't want to waste resources sending 61 year old man who has no violent tendencies to federal prison. >> hughes was delivering letters urging congress to take up campaign finance reform. but for lawmakers, the content every those letters was less import

justin? >> good morning, yes wednesday the pick of the weekment plan your sick day now, sunny and 70. just kiddingment don't call out work. i don't want to get in you trouble. ninety-five, southbound at cottman, tail lights, don't see a lot of brake lights here, good news, speeds still looking good both northbound and southbound, we take you to the boulevard, right around fox street, looking southbound volume picking up just little builtment speeds we're crewing this morning still cloud cover tidwell w and should see some breaks of sun this morning with sunrise coming up shortly at 6:06. area speeds again riding at the speed limit right now over most of the roadways, schuylkill looks good, also the boulevard, 95 slowing down just little bit. but still coming in over 50 miles per hour, no problems, new jersey on the turnpike 295 42, 55, looking good. westbound on the turnpike, accident now has moved to the shoulder. this is right before willow grove. so we should be getting by okay earlier tak

justin? >> good morning, yes you mention how strong the sun could be this time of year, equivalent to the middle of august. so if you are spending time outside obviously wear the sun block. to the roads all good here on the blue route. just past mid-county both directions nice and quiet this morning, just how we like it but you know things will be changing though for the next few hours we move into that morning rush. ben franklin bridge, camera shaking just little bit. still some breezes to deal with this morning. not enough to cause any problems with your high profile vehicles headed into the city, looking good, even out bound, new jersey no problem. again, lower providence township yesterday's accident involving those two trucks, south park avenue remains closed between eagleville road and falcon road. alternate, egypt road, trooper road also sunny side avenue to get around. that will look at area speeds, kind of like the weather radar of traffic. explains it all. all of the green means we'

justin?ave temperatures a little bit on the chilly side right now but warming up for the second half of the weekend. those details coming up in the "eyewitness weather" forecast. also, coming up in sports, a record day at the masters that sets up for some high drama tomorrow. james palmer with those highlights when we come back. st >> welcome back everyone. scary moments at the cleveland zoo. a two-year-old boy plunged 12 feet into the cheetah exhibit. the boy' parents pulled him out of the enclosure and cheetahs never approach the child. zoo officials say it appears the child's mother was dangling the toddler over a protective railing when he slipped and fell fell. the boy reportedly suffered leg injuries. but he is expected to be okay. >>> also now tornado weary residents were allowed to return to what's left of their homes today. many seeing the wreckage up close for the very first time. two people were killed and at least 22 injured when eight tornadoes record across illinois on thursday.

meteorologist justin drabick joins us now with the first forecast., justin. >> natasha at least it's dry and the sunshine is out. that's going to be the trend through the rest of the holiday weekend. so enjoy easter sunday. still a little breezy sunday afternoon. right now winds still gusting to around 40 miles per hour in philadelphia, 28 in allentown. it's a northwest wind so it knocked the temperatures down a little bit compared to yesterday but we're going to warm it up again as we head through the easter sunday day as temperatures rise above 60 degrees. here we are 57 at the airport 40 in mount pocono, 52 in the reading. these winds will relax a little bit overnight so we'll call it breezy through the overnight hours. 51 in doylestown, 50 quakertown. you'll need to dress a little bit warmer later tonight if you're heading out late and may have that heavier coat because the winds may bring some wind chill values down into the 30's across the delaware valley. cloud free skies right now across the region. we had the storm exiting new england right

i agree with justin that it's a political question. and i think we have to think about it from the broad 30,000-foot level of society and we have to recognize that different agents in society have different responsibilities. so imagine you have workers firms, and a government. it is in some sense, damon is arguing that we've built this low-wage system but if you're talking about fast food industries, fast food restaurants and low-wage workers, it is simply unrealistic to expect that a firm that is ostensibly trying to maximize profits although perhaps imperfectly will take someone who can bring in $5 or $7 an hour in revenue and pay them two to three times that amount of money. then we'll be lose be five or ten dollars an hour on every hour that person is working and that is just unrealistic to expect a firm to do in a market economy. so then the question becomes who is responsible for making sure that the employees of these organizations have adequate food, adequate shelter adequate health care, and who can meet a baseline level of ma

meteorologist justin drabick is in our weather center with more.n how cool is going to get. >> we're going to get back to normal for middle of april so, yeah, we can't complain about that but today certainly felt like summer. hopefully you had a chance to get outside and enjoy it. tough day to be inside. high today 81 degrees, the highest temperature we've had since september 28 of 2014 where we had a high of 86. this also marks our first 80-degree day of the year. these were the highs across the delaware valley. lehigh valley, berks county coming in at 80 this afternoon, mid 70's in mount pocono. delaware and south jersey also enjoying the mid and upper 70's for the afternoon temperatures. here we are right now it's still mild outside. 67 in trenton, 71 at the airport in philadelphia. there is cooler air to the north that will eventually pull its way southward as a cold front moves through. mid 66 quakertown, doylestown, palmyra checking in at 71 degrees. thin clouds moving over the region now right now but no chance for rain tonight. this cold fr

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it is april justin. it is what happens this time of year. right?e valley, we're used to it, temperatures all over the place. good news about the rain for l the allergy sufferers, cleans out the atmosphere, pollen counts lower. maybe that's something to help you out. this is what you are used to, if you are riding in on the schuylkill eastbound approaching spring garden, this is a typical scene headlight are on, looks like no rain right now but volume picking up with slow speeds, heading into the city, and we take to you 95, and other major spot with the slow downgoing in all the way ascot man in through the vine street expressway. >> still looking okay on the schuylkill, 38 miles per hour, south philadelphia no problem moving freely on 95, slow in northeast philly on 95 coming in at 11 miles per hour, that's checking your ride, we send it back over to you. >> justin, thank you. >> looking at surveillance video from the center city parking garage jewelry store employee was abduct this weekend, woman forced into burgundy cargo van, three men beat and

justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. homeowners, have been watching this problem develop for years. land underneath their homes here literal willly crumbling and falling into the delaware. you cannot tell from the front but the the problem is way out back there and it has gotten worse in the past few months. lets show you video now. yard's condition neighbors say has worsen in the past two weeks. there are two hems here roughly 10-yard. these homes on the 500 block of east front street in florence township. homeowners say in recent months these recent heavy rains and snow have worsen the the problem here, loosening that soil and cause ago this dramatic drop that we saw just yesterday. homeowners say they have reach out to the township and the response that they say they got was that it is their problem to fix and that is until this recent erosion uncover something else, take a listen.

natasha, back over to you. >> , justin, thanks. see you soon.ou can track live radar and much more it's free and it's available now on i tunes and google play. >>> hillary clinton is officially now a candidate for president of the united states. today clinton row lease add video online launching her campaign to become the first dee male commander in chief. marley hall has more from the democrat's campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york. >> reporter: hillary clinton surprised no one sunday when she announced she's running for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination. >> every day americans need a champion i want to be that champion. >> reporter: clinton kicked off her cam opinion with a video posted online. it features americans getting ready to start something new. 90 seconds clinton makes her first appearance. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: this is the former senator and first lady second run for the white house. >> and i'm in it to win it! (applause). >> reporter: she lost the democratic nomination to barack obama in 2008. t

justin? >> hi, good morning. my name is justin brown, i'm here with jvs and i work closely with john o'connell high school, and some of our incredible students. i want to quickly give you an opportunity to see some of the work we're doing at john o'connell, i'm groining to introduce you to some of the great work that's going on and hope to continue moving forward. john o'connell for many of you may know that john o'connell used to be a trade school, this has been a great opportunity when we look at our work base learning and how to approach some of these industries to set up working on a precedencebacker dent of what we had before, what we're looking at doing in the future. this year, we are able to develop integrated labs, they put three hour blocks of time either in the beginning first three periods of the day or at the back end of the day to focus on that industry and what those give you are three components of one hour each, every lab has an english component, every lab has one of your subjects so you're look

and, justin and katie are track your traffic these. live right now in atlantic city, going to be gorgeous day, maybe try to grab lunch outside. low 70s. just incrediblement we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!!

. >> reporter: 16-year-old justin lee has been in a coma here at inova fairfax hospital since february when he was suddenly stricken with a rare neurological virus. >> it seemed like he had normal flu symptoms. >> reporter: justin a 16-year- old from vienna was the picture of health. he's on the marshall football team and played basketball since grade school. >> here's a great picture of him cheering at one of the marshall games. >> justin's personality, he's holding up a large crock. >> he just makes everybody laugh. >> reporter: joe corish has been his long time basketball coach and was saving a spot on the team for him. >> we were just blown away. how has this happened so fast? he went from going to the sort of a virus checked out to suddenly he's in the hospital and he's in a coma. >> reporter: justin's mom tells the corishes her youngest son has been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis that is affecting his brain stem and spinal cord. >> one day he's totally fine and the next day he's in the icu and nobody knows why, how he got it or how to treat it. >> reporter: yesterday his f

he's now just a little tattooed and tarnished. >> big trouble for justin bieber.ce say he failed a test. >> reporter: snoop and martha stewart -- >> to give justin some tips when he inevitably ends up in prison. i've been in lock-up, and you wouldn't last a week. >> reporter: he's given cred while he's kicked and down. >> selena didn't want to come. >> people in my business call this a cathartic moment. and you're supposed to come out of this stronger. >> you rank the fifth most hated person of all time. kim jong-un didn't even score that low. >> he looked real uncomfortable. he was screaming on the inside. >> reporter: then the little fell low got serious stab at bieber renaissance work? >> it could help propel him towards a new image if the music's there and the performance is there to support this new >> he came off as just as serious as he's been. >> reporter: harsh as anything he heard from that roast. >> wow. who knew martha stewart, stand-up comic. it was will rogers who said everything is funny as long as it's happening to somebody else. thank you for watc

we will talk about that coming up justin. >>> on this day in 1947, 3.29 inches of rain in one day. we are not dealing with that. just a couple showers possibly over next couple days but on the road we are looking dry. just some cloud. t expressway, construction zone still taking out two left lanes. you will have to go slow around that zone. you can see that from the schuylkill to broad street. this is supposed to wrap up at 5:00 but after 5:00 it is still going. same deal as yesterday. ninety-five at cottman both directions north and southbound good speeds right now at the speed limit and there is a building fire in north could have convenient trend route 724 new schuylkill road, closed at franklin road. alternate old schuylkill red to get around that fire. down wires closing down allentown roam between blim road mill hill alternate there. blue route 55 miles an hour. ninety-five into new jersey, turnpike to 95, in problems. that is a look at your ride. ukee, back over to you. >>> public protests over situation in baltimore now spreads across the the country this was the scene in n

justin is now putting on a new hat.ng as i got my suit and tie ♪ >> reporter: trading in his suit and tie for bottles and binkies. justin timberlake and jessica biel, his wife announcing the biggest release of their career. the birth of their first child, silas randall timberlake. a rep for the couple telling "people" magazine they're ecstatic. ♪ i've never felt so good ♪ >> reporter: the pop star and wife keeping mum on the details of the baby's birth. timberlake's mom can't stop smiling. my amazing son and his beautiful wife have given us the most precious gift in the world. the proud grandma revealing the tiny timberlake is named after his great grandfather. and shares a middle name with dear old dad. the newest edition was eagerly awaited. the first-time parents announcing the pregnancy in january with this instagram. and timberlake sending a special shoutout to his pregnant wife at the i heart radio music awards just a few weeks ago. >> i want to thank my best friend, my favorite collaborator. my wife, jessica, at