. >> local university is helping students who are struggling to eat. they won't have to worry about where their next meal will come from. >>> looking outside live at the city, you remember yesterday? , not today, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" returns. >> we all hate them and soon the annoying robo calls may be coming to an end. 2.4 billion every month. fcc is cracking down on the unwanted calls and the scammers. scammers use a trick used a spoofing to get around the do not call registry. they use this to trick people into thinking they are getting a call from the internal revenue service. some carriers are offering free blocking. there are apps that help you filter the calls. >>> experts recommending to keep your information stored in the cloud safe from hackers out there. they recommend check cloudy setting on multiple devices making sure what is private to keep from going public. you don't have to hand over a is she number. check out as a guest rather than storing information at a

. >> engineering students at one local university are being targeted by google as we head to break, we'llve look across the d.c. region. time now is 4:41. it is 37 degrees. mike promises a warmup is on the way. we'll have that full weekend forecast coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> 4:44 and today on fox5 news morning, pass it or else. president trump giving members of his own party an ultimatum regarding the plan to repeal obamacare. >> live look outside right now. the cold air is already here. but the good news is that there's a warmup that's moving in. mike thomas is going to have all the details in the forecast coming up in just a moment. >> but first we say good morning to you. thank you us. i'm erin como. >> and i'm wisdom martin today. is friday march 24th. mike thomas talking about that warm air that has to move in at some point but first we have to deal with the cold. >> uh-huh. >> just got to deal with the cold this morning and then later on this afternoon we'll get the warm air in here and then wisdom can stop complaining because it will be here all wee

he was supposed to go to college there but the local university was on strike so he ended up at cal tech. add in a stint at harvard business school and jobs all over silicon valley. he runs his own startup. thanks for being with us this morning. i've got to ask you about the computer thing. seriously? >> yeah. yeah. that's exactly how it started. i grew up in ghana, went to high school in ghana and pretty much a lot of the curriculum was math and science, that's what i did. and the first time i actually got to use a computer was when i was a freshman at cal tech. >> what was that like? were you instantly drawn? >> i was drawn to it. i knew -- i did a lot of studying on the math and sciences but one of the things that the allure of computers to me was you heard a lot about bill gates growing up in ghana, all right? and so with sort of a technology background and sort of -- i basically decided i wanted to do engineering so that's how my career started. i kind of grew up in the engineering ranks off to college drawing the semiconductor company out of my grew. we grew that startup before it

next we'll show you how one local university is helping college students learn english in their efforts to chase the american dream. >>> happening today in wash wash wash, two house committees will vote on repeal and replace affordable care act. the house commerce committee and house ways and means committee will debate the bill. congressional republicans released their plan on monday. the measure would offer tax credits to purchase health insurance and it would restructure medicaid. the plan would keep some obamacare protections like for people with preexisting conditions. the trump administration could announce as early as this week plans to roll back federal fuel economy requirements. back in january the ee obama administration locked in requirement all cars should average 54 miles per gallon by the year 2025. auto makers asked the epa to throw out that requirement saying it could cost them $200 billion to comply with that rule. >> now to south jersey where work will be done over spring break to improve water safety at roan university. lead levels at the school exceed federal guideli

he's a well-known on the campus of one local university.erving up bagels and smiles but he has serious medical problem. what the community is doing for him that brought him to tears. >> that does it for us here tonight at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you back here at 10:0. inside edition is up next. ♪ why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. when i want a $7.99 large pizzi can order with this... this... and now, from my pizza hut pie tops. now, get a large 2-topping pizza for just $7.99. it's the best pizza delivery deal. because no one out pizzas the hut. >> the little girl everyone is talking about. gone with the wind. exclusive. here she is. >> give us a muscle. she is super strong. >>> then -- >> i am samantha bee. >> the shocking tv blunder. she mocked his haircut. >>

. >>> a local university has a fs campus to help those who might otherwise go hungry.a muchanic has details on how students help one another. >> reporter: opening day for thy resource center that will provide free food and toiletries for struggling students. >> we have eating options up and down the boulevard, but if you don't have funds to pay for it, you eat. >> reporter: 51% said they cut or skipped a meal becauseor it. >> student activist pushed a food pantry. >> when they are thinking about where is my next meal coming from, we opened the food pantry. on the bottom of a dorm, easy access for those who need it. >> reporter: pj has used food shop is a big help. >> reporter: especially for students who need it, students who are poor and of color. >> campus, because there are consequences for students who go hungry. the student government association and thefoundation he shelves along with donors. offeo make nutritious meals when whatthey want to get the messago others who struggle financially and can't eat. >> the university has your back we don't want youd go hungry

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universities their public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on ou

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universities their public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on ou

don't miss a moment a local university broke the news next.chelle: here is julie wright with a look at what is coming up thursday on "good morning washington." julie: hi, michelle. thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington" we are celebrating national puppy day. the seven essential things you need to know before you bring home the adorable pooch. >> legendary guitarist and band leader from "the tonight show" kevin eubanks in the studio. >> keep it right here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- alison: this is the holiest of hat heist. say that three times fast. she took the head covering off his head. michelle: he was going in to kiss her and she went for what she wanted. his reaction, laughter. it is so cute. she is 3 years old. that's probably not the first time. alison: you know the parents were mortified. michelle: extra prayer tonight for forgiveness. now to this. former vice president joe biden on the hill tod

locally. the students you see in this video, they're from eastern university academy charter school.ike this. they showed up to class and at 8:15 they quietly stood up and walked out. they made their way to mcdevott park in east falls. about 100 students participated in a day without a woman. they are joined by women from more than 50 countries around the world. women's march organizers who were behind the demonstration back in january are encouraging women to take the day off. for ladies who can't, wear red to show your solidarity for equal pay, reproductive rights, and a whole host of other issues. when somebody tried to stop these ladies from participating today, let's just say that wasn't happening. >> we had planned -- the ladies did plan we were going to get up and walk out unannounced, which we did. one of our male staff members was kind of blocking the door today. we just kind of said move him out of the way. you're not going to block us. it was kind of interesting that that happened today. >> reporter: after the rally, they walked back to school, but they didn't go inside. i

. >> and today one local university celebrated with a conference aimed at empowerment. tgers university camden is hosting a day of events featuring scholars, students and activists from across the country. they discussed some of the most pressing issues relevant to women today and how they can work together to achieve equality. >>> today hundreds of local high schoolers got a glimpse of what their futurers could use. catholic high school for girls hosted a career day. more than 40 professionals came out to talk about how they achieve success in fields like business, engineering, government and medicine. >>> back to our first alert weather. some of us may not like the wrath of old man winter. nbc 10's rosemary connors is joining us live. >> the past couple of weekends have been warm. big changes are coming. i know you feel it right now. >> reporter: we do feel it right now. erin and jim, flurries just started falling within the past few moments. about a dozen people are out on the ice this afternoon. we spoke to one of the ice technicians earlier today. he said this morni

. >> this may be my favorite store wrist day a local university made dreams come true for local highchool seniors today. yep, we'll tell you bawl it after the break. >> and coming up tonight at 11:00ing which dog is top dog? we'll tell you which breed name at number one owe on the american kennel club annual list of the most popular dog breeds me america. that story and announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. >> step december students got the surprise of a lifetime today and find out they attend george washington university next year free of charge and gw officials visited a number of schools today and awarding the full ride scholarship inside pers

. >> still ahead, one local university is a leading content for students. why berkeley is forced into a race thousands of videos. >>> traffic is beginning to get a little bit busy. and not a bad commute as you drive through the tunnel. >>> we are joined by clouds, a little bit of passing fog and relatively mild temperatures. what is happening outside of your drive, what you can expect for your friday afternoon, coming up. >>> welcome back. it's 5:45 am. dave chapelle is using his star power. to address police problems. they address the city council in yellow springs ohio responding to a new year's eve incident were to african- american men were tased by police. a few days after that, the police chief resigned. >> they told them that they need to aggressively search for a new police chief. >> i was the featured council to look deeply and hard because, i mean we've got this. >> literally, when this era is an opportunity to show everybody in the local politics reigning supreme. >> he also told them that the next police chief should be able to deal with issues

that's what food service worker at a local university is doing. >> bill anderson met a man who had nostudents he served loved him until they stepped in -- stemmed up and rallied for his support for goodness sake. >> ♪ >> definitely had a huge impact unglues have a great break. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> john is a food service worker at einstein brothers bagels operated by aramark for west chester university dining well known on campus for always having a positive word and for knowing here nearly everyone's name. >> sarah. >> yes. >> ding ding ding. >> when he forgot, the students knew something was wrong. >> he couldn't remember my name and that's why he started to tear up. because he hasn't forgotten my name from freshman year. >> he knew my name, what i ordereordered down what cream ci wanted on -- i ordere ordered oy bagel. >> students knew that something was up to the man who spoke to them every day often in one of the five languages that he speaks fluently. >> dominic. >> yes. (speaking french). >> but they had no idea how serious john's issues were. >> about two months

we'll talk about the efforts from one local university to cut the cost and speed up the repair times to get those roads smooth again. >>> good morning, we see traffic that's going to be busy along the san mateo bridge. there's no major problems and we'll tell you more about the peninsula when we come back. >>> skies clear, but it's chilly. it will be a sunny and warmer day this weekend. we'll show you the temps, coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. as we told you moments ago, durant with the warriors hurt his knee in last night's warriors game and warrior lost. the wizards beat them 112-108. washington jumped to a 19-point lead, but the warriors came back. curry had a chance to give the team a lead, but he missed a three pointer and it was the warriors -- however, with a record of 50-10, warriors still have the best record in the nba. >>> the santa fe sharks broke a 3-game losing streak on home house. toronto scored the first score. they tied it late in the third. passed to tomach to make a 2-1 sharks. moments later, the sharks scored again to win it 3-1. the sharks announce

faced with serious medical concerns can be difficult but that's what a food service worker at a local universityy bill anderson met a man who had no idea how much the students he serves loves him. until they stepped up and rallied in his support for goodness sake. ♪ >> definitely a huge impact unglues have great break. >> thank you. good morning weiss and stage one. >> how are you? >> how are you? [ laughter ] >> john is a food service worker at einstein brothers bagels operated by aramark for west chester university dining well known on campus for always having a positive word and for knowing nearly everyone's name. >> sarah. >> yeah. >> ding, ding, ding. >> reporter: when he forgot the students new something was wrong. >> he couldn't remember my name and that's why he started to tear up. because he hadn't forgotten by name since freshman year. >> he knew my name, what i ordered down to the cream cheese i wanted on my bagel. he couldn't remember the first letter of my name. >> darby, allegation see and on the students new something was up with the man who spoke to them every day often in one of

what he was talking about is how it it would impact the local university.hey recruit faculty members from some of these countries. they have students who are studying there. family members of these professors and students who come visit. i think that's, you know, the portion that i read that stood out to me as why it was unconstitutional and we needed to revisit it. >> melissa: congressman gonzalez, i can hear how busy it is around you. we appreciate you taking the time away to talk to us. thank you very much, sir. >> thank you. it's a real pleasure. >> melissa: right now, we are waiting for the white house briefing, set to start any moment with the president's budget plan likely to be front and center. we're gonna take you there live as soon as it starts. plus, part of the president's budget proposal is a major function of the faa and places it under the control of a private company. so what does the airline industry think about that? you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and mineral

. >>> local university has made big changes to the winter tea. >> pat gallen went back to west chester university to see what they are doing for students in a new building. >> reporter: very proud of my alma matter. their brand new business center is the apple of west chester's eye in the because of the new building smell but because students are jumping into real world situations while they are still learning. west chester university is flagship of the pennsylvania state system of higher education and now they have a new building that puts them on par with some of the best colleges in the country. this is the new business and public management center. what makes it so special? >> coming in here it is super conn dues turf just like the modern age. is there outlets every where, a lot of furniture, you can move around, it is pretty valuable. would i say big thing is definitely the group rooms. >> it helps the students change their environment and give them the ability to interact with classmates, with their professors. >> reporter: dean of the business school jeffery ozgood says brand ne

. >>> next at 5:00, a local university ditches its fast food menu.getting tossed out. >>> plus haven't gotten your refund yet? why tax officials in our area say the delay is for your own good. >>> all right. it's friday. it's rush hour, and it's raining. so that means pack your patience this evening because you know it's going to be a little bit of a slow commute. this is a live look toward 95 in south philly. dreary night across the delaware valley. the entire weekend, though, will not be a washout. nbc10's first alert meteorologist tammie souza is tracking the system. she'll join us in just a few moments. >>> did you ever have that one food that you were looking forward to eating at the dining hall in college. maybe not one food. more than one, but if it's chicken nuggets and you go to rutgers, we got some bad news for you. rutgers is chucking the chicken nuggets and cold cuts to make its menu healthier. right now this is only on the main campus in new brunswick and it's not all bad. there will still be chicken wings, but baked not fried. the direc

and there is another app i think developed by a local university. it requires additional data. it has its own app. it acknowledges it is not very accurate. >> since i abuse the chair in the first panel i thought i would open for questions from the audience. the microphone will come to you. please identify yourself and ask your question in the form of a question. >> thanks very much for doing the panel. i am a reporter with bloomberg. i was wondering if you think that a renegotiation has been discussed early for the past 18 months or so on the campaign trail. despite the fact that we haven't seen a lot of concrete proposals materialize, is kind of a proper or reasonable venue or forum to advance the infrastructure bank and comprehensive plan which you referenced aimed at that kind of holistic integration and you said we were defish in terms of th that. i wonder if you think nafta negotiation is a proper venue to advance more oil and gas investment liberalization in the wake of these constitutional changes and water shed mexican energy reform? >> thanks for the questions. address

went to holy ghost prep locally university cincinnati, played college baseball, then i signed, playedg baseball i wanted to help and impact the guys that were currently in the games. thaws how we wound up where i am today. >> come -- some of the guys in the game, you like to watch and you like to tell youngsters to watch guys like mikhail from the tigers, batting champion, one of the best ever, mike trout here from this area, another guy who people know well, and chase utley watch about those guys do you look at and say those are players that we need to watch? >> i think for the most part consistency. they're very consistent in what they do. very consistent squaring up the baseball, swinging at their pitch, little wasted movement in their swaning, not a lot of movement. very simple compact to the ball direct to the ball. again, consistency is the biggest key for me with all three of those guys. >> now what i love the most, not just a hitting coach. i mean, you are -- you're a mental coach just as much as anything, baseball, and so much a mental game. does it gel little tricky dealing

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member of the warriors dance team has either a full- time job or is a full-time student at a local college or university06 ( catherine) we want to point out... in addition to the rehearsal and performances - every member of the warriors dance team has either a full- time job or is a full-time student at a local college or university. (steve) o.j. simpson could get out of prison later this year áifá a parole hearing goes his way. the hearing will likely take place in july -- according to a spokesman for the nevada board of parole commissioners. depending on the outcome, the "juice" could be loose as soon as october first. simpsomn famously acquitted in 1995 in the slayings of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the now 69-year-old has been serving a nine-to-33-year sentence for his role in a 2007 incident that unfolded in a las vegas hotel room-- he and armed associates confronted two men and took pieces of simpson's memorabilia from them. lawrence karnow: it was so nice to see the sunshine today and the temperatures started to warm up too. you can see most of the rain has moved

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universities their public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on ou

three clear kreshls a master's doctoral degree working full time for sfsd as an adjacent at local university combine jobs - apartment at all is because i have rent control and landlord has increased my rent one time in the last decade i love my work and spend working poor families i'm falling deeper into debt. nothing to send my daughter to college and precious time to spend on anything other than work i may need to leave education to survive it's crazy to me to leave my job as a public servant simply to avoid becoming homeless. >> thank you so much. >> i just want to say, my name is maria [inaudible] i have been a teacher more than ten years at sheridan now at betsy car michael. we have one of the highest homeless transitional families in our school i want you to dig deep i know it's bigger than you too bad district 11 where i live for ten years now is gone. because i really want you to understand the criticalness of it. i was a classroom teacher now instructional reform facilitator i coach new teachers every day social emotional trauma physical, menial, spiritual that they go al, spiritual

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universities their public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on ou

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universities their public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on ou

bob sag get in town to owner a local legend at temple university. it's now dedicated to luke klein who has spent more than six decades teaching at temple. klein mentored hundreds of tv professionals including sag get. he says klein started his care career. >> lou took a liking to me and always, always as you know found people that he thought could move forward in an industry that had to be passionate about. >> klein began teaching tv courses at temple university back in 1952 and bob sag get isn't leaving town just yet he'll be performing at the keswick theater in glenside tomorrow. >>> some young students trying to figure out how to solve big problems in their community. 200 philadelphia students came together for the aspen challen challenge. where students take part in leadership development forums over eight-week period and they work with teachers and other leaders to tackle big political and social issues. mayor kenney congratulated the students on their success. >> i want to be able to expose to the world the talents of our young people in the c

. >>> at howard university today local families were getting ready for summer by taking a water safety lesson. the sorority and usa swim partnered for a second year in a row to bring swimming lessons and water safety to communities where not everyone knows how to stay afloat. >> we really want to make sure that all children know water safety. and as we know, african americans and other minority families, they disproportionately drown. so we just really wanted to come out and say, listen, this is important. we need you to know how to swim. >> when you listen to statistics about commutes that 70% of african americans don't know how to swim and 60% of hispanics don't know how to swim, we wanted to bring the community in and basically teach them basic water safety skills and make it a fun activity day today. >> t olympic medalist in the 2004 u.s. olympic team. she knows. >>> today the first day that cherry blossoms on those yoshino trees reached peak bloom. this after weeks of worry that they may never bloom due to freezing temperatures. the national park service says the next four to seve

in contact with the city architect with the information and had a meeting with a couple of local universitiesheir public history programs and maybe students projects to help to facilitated facilitate organizing that. >> thank you just a note the agenda said red and white was funded in 1982 not 18. >> oh, on the agenda no. >> a minor correction the case report i think. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> great. >> thank you for that correction commissioner pearlman. >> i want to say that each one as a piece that the discussion of linking the past with the future with hybrid boats and hygiene boats is krish8 if 1892 liaison red and white exists that a legacy is in the future so each one of the stories how rich of a story thank you. >> other commissioners any comments. >> move to approve second. >> very good, commissioners. on that motion to approve items 9 ab commissioner hasz commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner vice-president hyland and commissioner president wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and thank you. congratulations on our

three clear kreshls a master's doctoral degree working full time for sfsd as an adjacent at local university combine jobs - apartment at all is because i have rent control and landlord has increased my rent one time in the last decade i love my work and spend working poor families i'm falling deeper into debt. nothing to send my daughter to college and precious time to spend on anything other than work i may need to leave education to survive it's crazy to me to leave my job as a public servant simply to avoid becoming homeless. >> thank you so much. >> i just want to say, my name is maria [inaudible] i have been a teacher more than ten years at sheridan now at betsy car michael. we have one of the highest homeless transitional families in our school i want you to dig deep i know it's bigger than you too bad district 11 where i live for ten years now is gone. because i really want you to understand the criticalness of it. i was a classroom teacher now instructional reform facilitator i coach new teachers every day social emotional trauma physical, menial, spiritual that they go al, spiritual

location we just showed you a few moments from sky fox in pemberton, cornell avenue at university with some local detours, iced up ramps street road from route one in bucks county and in souderton a main street and walnut the scene of an accident. crews have been clearing the snow piles, mound of the snow at turnpike interchanges overnight and so some of that clearing with the construction vehicles could lead to some icy road so be careful there down tree in factland road and wood road and no problems on mass transit. alex and thomas back over to he back on this breaking news in pemberton, new jersey where sky fox has been live over a fire. this is home. there is still some smoke not much light nothing this seee investigation begins that smoke. you can see flames on the top of the roof. thinks still an active scene as fire fighters try to get this fire under control. >> but for exactly where this home is this is 400 block of cornell avenue, but yes, thomas, you are right, you cannot see it from the top but if you look closely you can see some flames in there that they are still trying to get a ho

local issues. we're down to the last few minutes. villanova wants to build a pedestrian bridge across lancaster avenue with big crosses. it is a catholic universityere's some outcry, with locals saying, "well, you're using some state funding across a state road. it should be no religious symbols." who's right in this? it would seem a catholic university -- i'm not shocked that they want to put crosses on the bridge. >> i'm not shocked, and i looked at the picture. it's two crosses at the end of the bridge. it looks architecturally lovely. i had a chance to read our own christine flowers' comments that she wrote, which i thought... >> she had no opinion. >> ...was very, very good. i don't understand -- you know, i could understand a couple people -- there are always people who don't like something that's going on in their neighborhood, but i don't understand it being that the whole neighborhood is against it. and the entire commission voted in favor of the bridge. >> well, that's a commission that's got a lot of democrats. >> villanova is a catholic university. it's augustinian. most of the kids who park on the other side of lancaster avenue and w

local news news. > vandals targeted howard university with messages spray painted around campus, one message says welcome to the trump plantation. the vandals spray painted a second message that aas stand for something or fall for anything. the vandalism comes just one day after the president met with frederick and other leaders of h historically black colleges and universities. > we want to take it outside, some badly needed showers are still around tonight, but get read particular, tomorrow's warm temperatures could bring some severe thunderstorm sue palka is here with what you need to know. >> hi, tony. we're going to have a very warm start tomorrow. temperatures may approach 830-degrees tomorrow and it ' very mild out there tonight. at the same time we have a reel strong cold front that's going to be moving through tomorrow afternoon. it has a big push of cold air behind it and we are concerned that this high heat, we're forecasting 78-degrees tomorrow and by the way, farewell to our warmest february ever where we temperatures and today came in at 68-degrees. here's the set up for tomorrow with a lot

university. federal, state, and local agencies from up and down the east coast gathered to meet future officers. >>> a teachable moment caught on camera. how a total stranger got these two teenagers to put down their fists. >>> fizzled out? why philadelphia's new soda tax could make it tougher to find your favorite drink. also, hitting the brakes. where drivers don't have to worry about getting caught on camera and could get some money back too. glen. >> yeah. roller coaster ride with the temperatures. it was near 60 today at 4:00. it will feel like 21 tomorrow at 4:00. then it's going to go back to 70 by the weekend. my first alert forecast is next. is. >>> video has gone viral for all the right reasons. >> ain't no game out here. it's real out here, little bruh. >> he spod ttted the two teenag fighting and stepped in to break it up. he then said they shouldn't be fighting at all and made them shake hands. one of the teenagers, jamal, tells nbc 10, ali's message really sunk in. >> one thing he said that got through to me was that, like, he explained, like, all my friends, while i thought they w

university. federal, state and local agencies from up and down the east coast gathered to meet future officers. >> to be a police officer and to be a successful police officer, you have to have interpersonal skills. you have to have the ability to communicate and talk to people regardless of what walk of life they come from. >> today vaughn bond is currently serving as the interim chief. he's a 25-year veteran of new castle police. if approved he'll be the county's first black police chief. >>> voters in north philadelphia have less than two hours to get to the poll to vote for a state representative. leslie acosta resigned after pleading guilty to embezzlement charges. some voters say they'll write in democrat emilio vazquez or the green party candidate. >>> governor chris christie is pledging $1 million in security funding for religious institutions or nonprofits that could be at risk for terror attacks. the money to be used to enhance security should be sent out by this summer. the funding comes after a wave of bomb threats to jewish community centers including the one in cherry hill. >>> buck

local news". >> and anti-sem nix were blasterd across american university. they're investigating the incident about a hate crime. an email wept out with snapshots of the man they think was responsible. tisha lewis is live in northwest with the latest ob this one, tisha. >> american university police are describing this as vandalism app a hate crime and they think they know who is responsible for blasterring these post areas cross campus here. we'll show you these surveillance images in a moment. first, pictures of the flyers posted on campus were tweeted and posted on facebook. the person that posted this one says it was outside her office door this morning and they was not the only one that received a message and it was asking women to pack a sandwich this is the person american police say was responsible for the offensive message. this man hit several locations on campus around 10:30 last night including mc kaib hall and school of bus buzz university called it massage nistic and -- and deviceive. >> it's good they called attention to it because if they had

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style was successful for all our ball club and the results were there >> local roots kept him close, delaware native' and universal of delaware grad. a world series champion and a senior advisor the last four general managers. it was a personality rich with emotion >> i loved watching him during the championship series. he didn't know where to go first. he was so happy for himself, team and the city of philadelphia. he's going to be missed >> dallas green i have nothing but great memories and feel bad for him and his family. >> dallas green survived by his wife 59 years. we have reaction from dick alan and pete rose. >> incredible career seemed like an incredible guy. >> beloved >> you may recall dallas green endured a family tragedy in 2011 when a gunman shout r shot and killed his granddaughter in tucson arizona. 9-year-old wasning rning six people killed at a gathering. third grader was there because she was interested in politics. she had been elected to the student council. >>> more sad news to report. one of the giants in the world of tv game shows and a philadelphia original chuck barris passed away. a phil

>>> since 2011, nbc10 has been teaming up with widener university were the high school leadership awards program. it's a mission to identify locals that embody the university's commitment to develop and inspire leaders who effect positive change. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you having for us. >> elizabeth, how did you get nominated? what were you doing in giving back and being a leader in your community? >> i'm very much involved in a community service club. we both focus locally helping out the community as well as globally. we do park cleanups as well as tutor kids. household of faith church, we help feed the homeless. every year we raise $70,000 to build schools in a developing country. > >> how cool is that? who nominated you? >> my guidance counselor nominated me. it was the most amazing e-mail i've ever gotten. >> teresa, take us back to when you walked across that stage and accepted this award back in 2014. >> it was an unbelievable experience to say the least. i was so nervous. but it was such a great experience because i got to see my accomplishments and what i did for my school and my communit

style was successful for all our ball club and the results were there >> local roots kept him close, delaware native' and universal of delaware grad. a world series champion and a senior advisor the last four general managers. it was a personality rich with emotion >> i loved watching him during the championship series. he didn't know where to go first. he was so happy for himself, team and the city of philadelphia. he's going to be missed >> dallas green i have nothing but great memories and feel bad for him and his family. >> dallas green survived by his wife 59 years. we have reaction from dick alan and pete rose. >> incredible career seemed like an incredible guy. >> beloved >> you may recall dallas green endured a family tragedy in 2011 when a gunman shout r shot and killed his granddaughter in tucson arizona. 9-year-old wasning rning six people killed at a gathering. third grader was there because she was interested in politics. she had been elected to the student council. >>> more sad news to report. one of the giants in the world of tv game shows and a philadelphia original chuck barris passed away. a phil

. >> let's talk about bob saget, he was in town to honor local legends at his alma matter, temple university hosed the renaming of the lew kline school of media and communication, now dedicated to lew kline spent more than six decades teaching at temple. mentored thousands of media professionals including saget, who credits klein with student . >> that movie i will say that helped get me teed up. you don't rig those things, but made it possible for people to see it.n festivals lo. i won a couple of festivals landed up on uf didn't have cable. >> he doesn't know how many student -- >> wow, prep it special. good thing bob saget -- good. >> the's legend, klein, well bob obviously quite a career, chris o'connell, also temple grad. roud. we can see why. great his now on there with the school. >> saget will do stand up at ile still in town.r tonight if >> you can see him. sister sledge's hit song we are family being celebrated as a national treasure. >> ♪ we are family ♪ >> the library of congress announcing the song is among 2 new additions to the recordin, nwa's straight out of compton also on b

>> sean, actor and comedian bob sag get was in town tonight to honor local legend at his alma mater temple universitynaming of the lou klein school of media and communication dedicated to lou klein who spent more than six decades teaching at temple. klein mentored hundreds of tv professionaprofessionals includ. he said klein started his care career. >>> healthiest county in pennsylvania is here in our area. chester county take the top spot in the keystone state. researchers from the robert wood johnson foundation people live in chester county live healthier and longer lives. how about philadelphia county? dead last at 67th. >> too many cheesesteaks. [ laughter ] >> maybe. >> what do you think. >> i don't know. >> lots of farms in chester county. >> exactly. >> we all live in jersey. jersey is very healthy. >> oh, okay. >> you just going to throw that out there. i'm from jersey sews i'll take it good i lived in chester town tee. >> i loved it. >> tmz and dish nation, stay tuned for chasing news followed boy the simpsons. we of course are back here at 4am for "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob

live at george washington university campus, matt ackland fox5 local news. >> we will stay on top of thank you, matt. >> a fresh look at the cold case murder of a dnc staff. ahead tonight a gop strategist's new effort to try and find this man's killer. >> fare and service cuts on metro. how metro's new budget will impact you. sue. >> hey there tony and shawn. we are aut the region. not so warm today. in fact, a very cold start. check out the overnight low temperatures last night dropping to 30 at reagan national but as cold as 21 at dulles and 25 25a bwi. it won't be that cold tonight. we're starting to get some 60's back in here as well. a chilly evening ahead. more on the weekend in a few minutes. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >>> if you're watching right now, you have a story idea or a tip we always want to hear from you. give us a call. the tip line is opened (202) 895-3000. you can send us a e-mail to ffox5tips@wttg.com. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> a gop strategist stepping up his efforts to find the person who killed dnc staff seth rich. jeff berkman announced the creation of the

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. >>> temple university honored a local legend today.ol of media and communications in his honor now dedicated to lou klein. there he is. he spent more than six decades teaching at temple mentored hundreds of tv professionals he began teaching television courses at temple university in 1952. >>> time to check out what's on your radar. clear night after beautiful day in old city and tomorrow more of the same before there's a big change for the weekend. kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds much >> want an evening much skies are clear. temperatures are still mild. it's 51 in old city philadelphia. the high for the day 62 degrees with winds out of the north still at 14 miles an hour. temperatures ranging from the 30s in the poconos to the 50s along the i-95 corridor. it's 49 in millville. 46 in trenton and 47 in reading and lancaster. ultimate doppler showing the counter clockwise swirl right here over kansas that's a strong area of low pressure that will bring severe weather through the midwest and the tennessee valley during the day t

three clear kreshls a master's doctoral degree working full time for sfsd as an adjacent at local university combine jobs - apartment at all is because i have rent control and landlord has increased my rent one time in the last decade i love my work and spend working poor families i'm falling deeper into debt. nothing to send my daughter to college and precious time to spend on anything other than work i may need to leave education to survive it's crazy to me to leave my job as a public servant simply to avoid becoming homeless. >> thank you so much. >> i just want to say, my name is maria [inaudible] i have been a teacher more than ten years at sheridan now at betsy car michael. we have one of the highest homeless transitional families in our school i want you to dig deep i know it's bigger than you too bad district 11 where i live for ten years now is gone. because i really want you to understand the criticalness of it. i was a classroom teacher now instructional reform facilitator i coach new teachers every day social emotional trauma physical, menial, spiritual that they go al, spiritual

three clear kreshls a master's doctoral degree working full time for sfsd as an adjacent at local university combine jobs - apartment at all is because i have rent control and landlord has increased my rent one time in the last decade i love my work and spend working poor families i'm falling deeper into debt. nothing to send my daughter to college and precious time to spend on anything other than work i may need to leave education to survive it's crazy to me to leave my job as a public servant simply to avoid becoming homeless. >> thank you so much. >> i just want to say, my name is maria [inaudible] i have been a teacher more than ten years at sheridan now at betsy car michael. we have one of the highest homeless transitional families in our school i want you to dig deep i know it's bigger than you too bad district 11 where i live for ten years now is gone. because i really want you to understand the criticalness of it. i was a classroom teacher now instructional reform facilitator i coach new teachers every day social emotional trauma physical, menial, spiritual that they go al, spiritual

slow, 95 northbound not so bad, 270 south at falls road, main lanes are slow, so are the local lanes. universityt rhode island avenue, new crash there. aaron? >> melissa, thank you, a check on your forecast is next. >> stay with us. >>> cloudy and wet outside, not a lot of heavy rain coming down but just enough light rain, mist and drizzle in addition to thick fog to make it a gloomy monday morning. current temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s across the area but with breaks of sunshine, most areas will get back up into the 70s, keep the umbrella handy. friday looks wet but i'm optimistic the weekend will be dry. >> all right, thank you, chuck. >>> more news in 25 minutes. >> back to the "today" show after a short break. ♪ >>> 7:30 on a >>> 7:30 on a monday morning, the 27th day of march, 2017. big crowd out on our plaza on a rainy morning here in the northeast. segue, dissolves, al is hanging without the in crowd in oklahoma, this is the start of rokerthon 3 and we'll check in with al and his friends in just a little while. by the way, those folks had rough weather to deal with over the wee