but jack schumacher says he knows. >> this is where karen johnson was laying.n this doorway. >> reporter: how was she killed? >> choked, smothered, just bulldogged down by carl. >> reporter: jack schumacher says he knows that because carl pressley told him how it all went down that weekend. he also knows that bruce harkey wanted everyone in san saba to know that he was going out of town. jack vaughn, a local businessman, says he had only a nodding acquaintance with bruce harkey, and yet -- >> bruce started telling me how that he was going to be out of town all weekend long. stressed that "all weekend long." i'm leaving town early on saturday morning. i won't be back in till late sunday night. it might even be monday before i make it back in." he said, "i'm going to be gone all weekend long." >> reporter: by the time bruce harkey went on trial in april of 2014, his nephew carl pressley had confessed to his part in killing bonnie harkey and her caretaker. and carl's girlfriend, lillian king, had admitted her involvement. with the two of them set to testify agains

karen hepp's picture is number 15 in the slide show. we put lauren johnson's picture in there.re out what number she is okay. accepted us your responses using hash tag fox 29 good day. next hour we will challenge you to find yet another person on our staff. >> were you able to find your picture. yesterday were you going through your picture. >> i found one. >> my mother loved to slick down my hair with a big part. it looked like she made witt a hatchet. sue do you have one. >> yes i could not find the actual portrait so i got a picture in the vicinity of kind gander. >> she was 15. >> photography a had just been invented so it is a little tough. that will be embedded, on the web site as well. now bus stop buddy is about eight perpetually he never ages, we tackled that in fox unfiltered not too long ago. so he is past kindergarten but still waiting for school bus. there are a few areas with showers around. you see him here on ultimate doppler, little area in chester and montgomery and lancaster county so a few left overs are still in the region. in other places sunnies trying to

johnson is off today. we are one week out from the predicted peak bloom of those cherry blossoms. for the star attractions they are not yet on stage. karen is live at the title bay -- garrett is live at the title basin. garrett, what's going over there now? >> reporter: deborah, this one lonely tree behind me is the so- called indicator tree. typically blooms between a week to ten days before the rest of the trees out here. if you wanted to see cherry blossoms this weekend, it was basically your only option. for the last 20 years the average peak blooms have fallen to about march 31. this year we're expecting a solid two week behind the schedule with peak bloom -- weeks behind schedule with the peak bloom not expected between the 11th and the 14th. the latest peak since the clinton administration. in 1993 on april 11. the folks didn't seem to mind too much, mostly enjoying the weather. but i think this woman from michigan really captured the spirits out here today. >> did it dampen your spirits to not have the full effect on your trip? >> no, because where we are from is still kind of cold and yucky, so it is nice to be here in the warm

johnson is off today. we are one week out from the predicted peak bloom of those cherry blossoms. for the star attractions they are not yet on stage. karen at the title bay -- garrett is live at the title basin. garrett, what's going over there now? >> reporter: deborah, this one lonely tree behind me is the so- called indicator tree. typically blooms between a week to ten days before the rest of the trees out here. if you wanted to see cherry blossoms this weekend, it was basically your only option. for the last 20 years the average peak

johnson, scott williams, quincy and bill anderson. it is only 40 degrees but you we expect to be close to 07 by 5:00 o'clock when thunderstorms will start rolling through. alex and karen hepp and scott again and i will see you later on today. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's. it is still raw, rainy out there and very drizzly at the moment but we still expect to get to 07 degrees. pay off is weekend weather even with the gusty breezes tomorrow, it will be fabulous, high of 63. sixty-eight on sunday, two, ten's for weekend and even milder on monday, and in of those temps in the 40's are coming back for at least the next seven days, bob kelly. >> rough go here. hopefully it won't take seven days to get across ben franklin but live look at bennie stacked and pack from the new jersey side up and over into downtown all because of an overturn tractor trailer that sits on the philadelphia side of the ben franklin bridge. live look from our news van, tow trucks there, on the scene, but they will have to hand off load that cargo before they actual a tempt to up ride it, causing a major backup coming in towards philadelphia. anyone who typically uses bennie, use the walt wh

karen. we're going to take a quick look at the weather, find out what's going on. first we're looking at the art museum. it's the sandy role mano vair and 5k. our very own lauren johnson is out there participating and so we'll continue to get updates. it looks like a pretty nice day at least for them caitlyn. will it hold up. >> it's pretty chilly out there. our lauren johnson is a track star. she was in track all four years. we had her out at the penn re lays. huge morning out in university city. for anyone running anywhere it is some very nice weather. flyers man 13 wants to know about the fills game, they play tonight, the 705 game against the brace. anyone who sends in a question about the forecast, there is a slight chance for a shower this evening, but that is mainly south of philadelphia. otherwise it will be mostly cloudy and still cool. we'll only see temperatures reach the 50s. in fact it's cool enough for snow in parts of pennsylvania. this is the third morning in a row we've had snow showers across the state. places like hagerstown through harrisburg, for april 25, that's pretty impressive. a lot of rain towards our south. that is going to move through the

johnson also supported me in forming an integrity advisory panel under the dhs homeland security advisory council. the panel is co-chaired by the head -- former head of the drug enforcement administration karendy and new york city police commissioner william bratton. the panel is comprised of some of the best leaders in law enforcement and i am confident that they're going to make a significant contribution to our culture of integrity and transparency. we continue to emphasize the need for personal responsibility by every employee for ethical behavior, both on and off duty. sometimes law enforcement agencies have to respond to difficult situations. that grab the attention of the media, they generate interest from all kinds of stakeholders. and transparency is critical in these situations. but it's also important in other circumstances. i want to give you one example during my first year. last spring and summer there was an unprecedented surge in the number of unaccompanied immigrant children and their families. tens of thousands of them, primarily from central america, who arrived at our southwest border. these children are vulnerable to trafficking schemes by adults who were eager to take a

johnson also supported me in forming an integrity advisory panel under the dhs homeland security advisory council. the panel is co-chaired by the head -- former head of the drug enforcement administration karen tandy and new york city police commissioner william bratton. the panel is comprised of some of the best leaders in law enforcement and i am confident that they're going to make a significant contribution to our culture of integrity and transparency. we continue to emphasize the need for personal responsibility by every employee for ethical behavior, both on and off duty. sometimes law enforcement agencies have to respond to difficult situations. that grab the attention of the media, they generate interest from all kinds of stakeholders. and transparency is critical in these situations. but it's also important in other circumstances. i want to give you one example during my first year. last spring and summer, there was an unprecedented surge in the number of unaccompanied immigrant children and their families. tens of thousands of them, primarily from central america, who arrived at our southwest border. these children are vulnerable to trafficking schemes by adults who were eager to t