. >> her first name was lucy. very attractive. very young. much younger than joe. i would say early 20s, possibly? >> my impression is that it was common knowledge that there was a very close, maybe relationship beyond the housekeeping relationship. >> lucy had been the snodgrasses' housekeeper for more than a year and was practically a member of the family, but her demeanor raised eyebrows. >> she also wanted to be my mom. to some degree, that's what i felt all of the time. she would -- she would say, i'm your mom. i would say, you're not my mom. i'm going to be your mom. no you're not gonna be my mom, i've got a mom, you're never gonna be my mom, and stuff like that. >> during questioning, lucy said she knew nothing about the murder, and she denied rumors that she was having an affair with julie's husband. but julie's son knew this was a lie. >> the only reason why i knew something was going on is because i opened the door to the bedroom one day and saw dad doing something he shouldn't have been doing, you know? >> she passes a polygraph, you know? and so, boy, t

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dave. >>> from the hospital to where unfold the these images from earlier show the scene just after the shooting at a game stop on 21st street and lehigh avenue. police say a robbery turned into a gun battle that ultimately killed officer wilson. chris o'connell has been at that scene throughout the evening. chris? >> reporter: well, lucy that game stop store you were talking about is still very much an active crime scene here at 21st and lehigh here in north philadelphia. many detectives investigators have the very tough task tonight of investigating the murder of one of their own. what started as a robbery ended in the murder of philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii. police say wilson and his partner were at this game stop at 21st and lehigh about 4:45. that's when two men armed with a 9-millimeter and 45 caliber hand guns walked in and announced robbery and started shooting. that led to an exchange of gunfire in the store. officer wilson w

lucy chris this guy is a study.iving fans -- throwing gas striking out veteran hitter he is struck out a-rod alec rodriguez cartilage lows beltran chris young. four strike outs three scoreless innings. nola spoke after the game about a good good performance. >> i felt good out there. left some pitches over the plate and they got hit around pretty good. a couple doubles and up here you got to make quality pitches. i didn't do that the first part of the game and you know, start off some of the innings but i made adjustments the best i can. >> humble kid but he was looking like a study. college hoops temple didn't get selected for the ncaa tournament senior point guard will cummings we felt disrespected hadn't a point to prove to the ncaa committee. they definitely were snubbed. but the chip thon shoulder led to them going to the nit final four. today the team started practicing for their trip to madison square garden. the players fired up to still be playing the only philly team still playing. villanova killed a lot o

iain and lucy, back to you. >> talk to you soon, scott scott.appening right now investigator investigators are looking in why a schoolbus crashed into a montgomery county home loaded with students on the way to school. it veered off the street and into that blue bell home. amazing pictures right there. amazeingly no one is hurt. not the students nor the people inside that home. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in front of that house and in blue bell. bruce? >> reporter: lucy the boarding up and the suring up of this home on the intersection of windemere and knights bridge is just about complete at this hour. homeowner jill lafferty jokes before the boards went up she had a living room with a view. now she can afford to joke when you take a look at these pictures you'll be amazed no one was badly hurt. a record drags a wis mick couldn't school district bus from the living room of the home brad and jill lafferty share with their four girls. mom and dad and two of the kids were home when this sho

lucy? >> thank you, dave. >>> one person is hurt in a crash involving a philadelphia fire truck. skyfox over third and grange streets in the olney neighborhood and you can see right there that suv on its side side. one person went to einstein. officials are not confirm anything other details about what happened. >>> we got a little few thing going on actual until your fox 29 weather authority. we got some rain to deal with but temperatures are finally warming up. chief meteorologist scott williams outside in old city tonight with the good and maybe the bad news. scott? >> yeah, it is a bizarre forecast iain and lucy. we're looking at temperatures that will actual be rising as we move toward the overnight. get this. high temperatures tomorrow near 70 degrees. but it's going to come with a little bit of a trade off. we have some drizzle scattered showers, even some thunderstorms in the forecast over the next 24 hours. right now, ultimate doppler showing you we're looking at some of those ligh

lucy? >> talk to you then dave. >>> a trenton man is now in jail charged with neglecting his nine month old daughter and she ended up dying. prosecutors say 21-year-old jew von thomas chose to do drugs instead of feed and care for his baby girl. police got a call last night went to the house and found the little girl. they rushed her to the hospital and that is where she died. police say thomas stopped feeding his daughter because he was smoking marijuana in his home. they say more charges could come. depending on the out come of the autopsy. >>> the man accused of brutally beating a teenaged girl on a septa trolley pleaded guilty today. damon oliver sentenced to nine to 23 months in jail for 40-year-old admitted to this brutal attack caught on video back in january. the victim was on her way to school police say her backpack accidentally bumped into him end got angry. the teen's knows was broken. she a black eye and scratches across her face. >>> developing right now montgomery county a he

>> reporter: well lucy good point.uld say lot of graphic and emotional testimony that was happening at late this this afternoon court recessed at 4:30. something you tony a lot of high profile criminal trials or any criminal trials for that matter the defense and prosecution in their opening statements agreeing on who did this and how they did this and the defense really coming out and admitting the guilt of their client dzhokar tsarnaev n fact i quote here the defense attorney saying saying, it was him who did it. tsarnaev the defense attorney alleges placed the pressure cook kearse at the finish line and not only that, the defense attorney says that he was look looking for children nearby and placed the pressure cooker down there naming some of these kids -- maiming some of these kids. three people died. 264 injured the defense attorney asked sort of row tory cal question, why have a trial at all? and her answer to that question is because of why he did it and the defense is contention he was influenced by his older

good i'm i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. let's get right over to chief meteorologist scott williams for what we can expect. scott. >> iain and lucy, we can continue to expect the rain. take look the malt doppler making for a messy afternoon and evening commute area wide, but thankfully it is just rain. even toward the lehigh valley right now, allentown the pocono mountains, looking at some of that rain. moderate to heavier rain right now from trenton to philadelphia down to chester and also wilmington as we move into south jersey hammonton atlantic city avalon, cape may looking at some of that light rain. lighter rain as we move no central and southern sections of delaware. but it will be picking up as we take a wider perspective off to the west. more will be moving in through the next several hours. so temperature wise right now 51 degrees outside of our studios. those windshield wipers are going. traffic delays out there and the umbrellas are up. so as we time everything out. you can see by eight 9:00 o'clock we're still l

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, joyce. >>> an american right now battling ebola has taken a turn for the worse. that worker has been national institutes of health in bethesda maryland since friday. doctors have not released the person's name age or gender. however today the hospital announced the patient's condition has gone from serious to critical. the worker contracted ebola while volunteering in a see err ya leone treatment unit. >>> secretary of state john kerry met with iranian counterpart in switzerland this morning. the talks come as the dead red line looms for a framework deal or iran's nuclear program. iran claims the energy is for energy production and research the u.s. briefs it's a cover for a weapons program. bob cork kerr drafted any less laying any deal would have to go through congress for approval. president obama has threatened to veto any legislation congress passes in regard to iran but if enough democrats support cork kerr's legislation there is a chance there

lucy?> we will check in with you then, thank you very much chris. >>> developing right now a scary afternoon for children on a schoolbus which means a lot of frayed nerves for pan. skyfox over the scene of that schoolbus crash think afternoon you see it on its side 300 block of main street in lumberton bunch couldn't town tee the scene. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live in mt. holly, new jersey. shawnette. >> reporter: lucy one person was brought here to virtua hospital behind me in mt. holly it's unclear if that person was a student or someone else involved but we can tell that you their injuries are reported reportedly hi minor. this call came just around 2:30 ace afternoon it happened in lumberton on main street near bella road. a schoolbus with about nine children on board we're told rolled over on its side which is what you're looking at right now in sky fox the kids had to be evacuated through the back emergency door. now also on scene a dark colored ford car crashed into a pole. that

>> lucy, we're not really sure. we went out to find out. new jersey man has taken up the hobby of bird watching. but now that he diss covered these protected birds as you said in south jersey, that he says are being mistreated he called us and wants us to take act. ♪ >> reporter: fred hill is a self proclaimed nature lover who told me he regularly takes pictures of the wildlife near his house here in glendora new jersey. now as a nature lover he was thrilled when he saw two american bald eagles building a nest in a tree not a thousand feet from a public park. but as a concerned citizen, he was alarmed when he heard rumors that hunts were actually shooting at the protected birds. >> i heard that the illegal hunters back there were actually taking shots at them. so i wanted to see what i could do to try to first of all confirm there is a nest and there are bald eagles back there there. >> reporter: not only did mr. hill tell he heard rumors that the hunters were shooting at the birds which is illegal under federal law his attempt to get the a

lucy. >> talk to you then, dave. also breaking right now the recovery of victims in a deadly plane crash in europe. heart broken families have gathered at airport in did you say sell dorf germany the plane carrying 150 people crashed in the french alps overnight on board many children including 16 high school students and two teachers on their way from a spanish language exchange program. >> investigators say it took eight minutes for the plane to fall from the sky as it headed to did you say sell dorf from barcelona. >> emergency workers gathering near the crash site in the french alps. the german wings plane going down in a remote area with 150 passengers and crew. recovery efforts expected to be difficult an local official says the plane appears to have desintegrated one of the plane's black boxes has been located. >> this is a very tragic moment for our company will you have stanza and subsidiary german wings. >> flight 9525 flying from barcelona spain to did you say sell dorf germany. the air bus a320 started de

lucy? >> all right.hank you very much, shawnette. >>> on your radar right now snow on the first day of spring. scott williams tracking how much we could see. >> yeah, we are looking at slushy accumulations lucy, beginning on friday. but right now, we're dry and quiet but take a look at the moisture off to the west. it will eventually head to the philadelphia area as a mix of wet snow as well as rainfall late friday morning. so friday, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s. that mix will begin probably nine 10:00 o'clock from the west and move a little farther into the philadelphia area slick roads are expected to impact travel. how much snowfall to expect? it really depends on where you live as well as elevation. so higher amounts north and west leave high valley pocono mountains likely three to 5-inches. right around philadelphia, i-95 one to three interior south jersey central delaware a coating to an inch. coming up i'll have the timing of the heaviest snow on friday plus what moves in behind t

lucy?> absolutely tragic. all right, dave. >>> it is a busy night. we have breaking news from germantown as well. a woman has died in a fire at an apartment building on polaski avenue this evening. firefighters found her in a third floor bedroom. another tenant and child were able to make it out safely. we do not know how that fire started as of yet. >>> developing right now a fight broke out at a local barbershop followed by gunfire but then a customer walked in at the exact right moment and police say what that customer did next saved lives. fox 29's brad sattin is at leaks. brad timing is everything. >> in this case it sure was. this happened before 3:00 o'clock this afternoon. self witnesses spending the afternoon and the evening here at police headquarters being questioned. among them a man who was legally carrying a gun and likely saved several lives. >>> i heard gunshots. >> reporter: what dud? >> i ducked then iran. >> reporter: this man was get getting his haircut on north preston

lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce.ay in sentence fog the philadelphia woman convict evidence kidnapping and sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl. christina rah gusts what set to hear her sentence today. however lawyers are still waiting for her psychological reports to come back. in january of 2013, regusters put on a veil impersonated the girl's mother abducted the child from her school. the next morning a person out for walk found the five-year-old half naked incredibly cold and hiding at a play ground. prosecutors are pushing for a live sentence. >>> developing right now new twist in the case of a missing delaware county woman. amanda hasn't been seen since she walk out of her upper darby home last june. so now authorities suspect foul play in her disappearance. family members held a news conference today with upper darby police. they're hoping for any answers twos why amanda went missing and hasn't been heard from since. family members say it was not unlike her to leave home but she always kept in contact over

>> reporter: well, there's a rush lucy to the scene and there's a rush to the hospital. philadelphia police officers will flock from all over the city to come to the aid of one of their fallen officers. and to head there trying to do whatever they can to support both the officer his family and, you know, work at the crime seen lots of folks i'm sure headed up to that area. i was in several of these right after they happened back a few years ago and when i tell you hundreds of officers sometimes respond to those scenes, i'm not exaggerateing one bit. i've seen 50, 60 police cars head up broad street during shooting several years ago when a police officer in philadelphia lost his life. so it's a whole -- all hands on deck it's a people try to help out both at the scene and at the hospital in some kind of support to the family and the officer. >> all right. dave schratwieser. we'll continue to let you work your sources and get back to you with some more information as soon as we have it. we appreciate the insight as always. now, let's check in with jeff cole who's of course

good evening i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page.s morning's weather made things for difficult for search crews. our steve harrington is in miami with the latest. >> reporter: black hawk helicopter was on routine night training mission off the florida panhandle when it was reported missing at 8:30 p.m. the first debris washed ashore at 2:00 a.m. small boats from the coast guard and other state and federal agencies joining in the search. their mission complicateed by fog in the area this morning. >> we have found some debris from the aircraft. the fog is obviously hampering the recovery efforts and that's where we're the right now. >> reporter: defense secretary ashton carter confirming there were four soldiers and seven marines on board. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families as the search and rescue continues. >>continues. report reminder to us that those who serve put themselves at risk both in training and in combat. >> reporter: there was no sign of any mid air collision. a second black hawk helicopter on th

lucy? >> very interesting. bruce, thank you very much. >>> so close to sunny and warm in order until their plane got stuck in the mud. frontier airlines investigating how one of its planes veered off the taxi way. it was heading from wilmington, delaware to orlando last night. 105 passengers and five crew members were on board they got off just fine eventually arrived in orlando on another plane. dozens of people are back in their homes now after a gas main leaking in mt. holly new jersey. sky fox over parkers mill boulevard in kirby court this afternoon. the gas company says crews hit mainline. officials evacuated the neighborhood as precaution. it took crews several hours to fix that leak. >>> a spring chill in your fox5 29 weather authority forecast. the calendar says late march frankly, it doesn't feel like it chief meteorologist scott williams live in old city tonight. what is the deal? >> yeah, i think mother nature is confused chris. yeah the calendar says spring but we have a winter like chill in the ai

iain and lucy? >> all right. scott. thanks. >>> roped off tonight rita grace manor apartments in northeast philadelphia. it was destroyed in a fire yesterday. firefighters say gusty winds made it difficult to get out. now for those who lost everything what's difficult is just getting through the day. fox 29's dave kinchen is live outside the building tonight. many people called home in northeast philadelphia. dave? >> reporter: iain, this tragedy singing in for dozens of displaced residents trying to put together their next steps. emotional reunion for rita and her two cats. >> my babies. this is big ben. >> three together again after rita was forced to leave her mom in building b of the rita grace manor complex on scatter me rode in northeast philadelphia. a four harm fire was devouring building a tuesday afternoon and the separation was agonizing. >> i don't like it because i worried about that all night. >> it's one of self reunions held courtesy of the red paw relief team. >> it's any time we can unite families with

they say the owner of the gun could face charges as welch lucy lucy? >> all right. dave, thank you very much. >>> happening now another busy day for philadelphia's football team. the eagles have been introducing the newest members and man we got a love of them. how about a first look at the some of the new we have editions to the eagles roster. >> that includes the guy philly got back our new quarterback sam bradford. howard eskin has been on top of thing at the novacare complexion. howard? >> it's been a busy day. it's been a busy week. it's crazy. it's wild. and everybody is passing through here. but york sam bradford despite what people may want or people may think is not just passing through. chip kelly made that clear this morning that he is his quarterback and stopped all this marcus mariota nonsense. but sam bradford comes here, comes here with an injury much he's not sure when he can play. that's another interesting part. said he'll be ready by camp but not sure about the ota's but he comes here with two scl injuries. he's been out for the last year and a ha

good evening to you i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page.et's get straight to fox 29's bruce gordon live on campus tonight witness story. bruce. >> reporter: iain, campus officials say the victim in yesterday's early morning sex assault west chester university student may well have known her attack k the incident is being investigateed by borough police but make no mistake, this is very much a school issue. plenty of students around here are on edge. college kids everywhere west chester university students spend lots of time on their phones. but it's what's coming in on those phones that has given some of them the creeps. another so-called timely warning from their school. this time reporting a sexual assault early sunday morning at a private residence on south walnut in the borough. >> it's concerning. i mean we get them so often i feel like it's always this time when it starts gets nice sr. we get them. >> make i was little nervous? >> yeah. >> reporter: the past couple of weeks there have been two attempt strong arm robberies and two sexu

good evening to you, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm iain page. we've got good idea of what to expect for that let's get outside to chief meteorologist scott williams who's life in old city tonight. scott. >> that's certainly right. a wild weather week ahead but thankfully right now it's dry and not quite as frigid let's talk about the current temperature if's you're stepping outdoors. we have upper 30s in philadelphia. my 30s in atlantic city as well as north and west. so for those crews battling that fire it's not as brutal as it has been as we take look at those wind speeds right now area wide out of the north and west, anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour so the wind direction continues to stay out of the north and west but that winds have been gusting at times up to 30 miles per hour. so we're dry and quiet on ultimate doppler our next system taking shape right now in the four corners. we have winter weather advisories posted for our immediate area southeastern pennsylvania and also interior sections of new jersey. so by this time tomorrow,

. >> i'm lucy noland. winter like feel making a come back. let's get straight to chief meteorologist scott williams. >>> yeah, it will ab crazy ride over the neck 24 to 48 hours lucy and iain. right now it's mild, muggy it fetal like spring and we have spring thunderstorms showing up right now on ultimate doppler. but behind this system it's going to be the return of winter. but let's zoom in right now on that line of showers and thunderstorms that's kind of taking shape to the west of us and you can see right now around the harrisburg area, we're looking at some lightning so this is going to be a broken line as it continues to move from west to east over the next several hours. so we do have that lull in the act right now. but around 7:02 moving toward lancaster by 8:55 moving toward the philadelphia area if that line holds together. we'll be watching out for some gusty winds up to 40 miles per hour as well as some downpours but you can see right now toward the central part of the state, that's where that cold front is getting its act togeth

>>> i'm lucy hockings. our main news this hour. u.s.ationships as benjamin netanyahu plans to address congress and expected to criticize the u.s.'s talks. we'll bring you live in washington. >>> the ebola virus and the move to rebuild the community devastated by the disease. we have reports from liberia and sierra leone. aaron is back. time to go on holiday? >> let's go baby let's go. i tell you what lucy. money is the most important thing, venezuela is the place to go. the places to avoid? according to a cost of living survey singapore, paris and sydney, australia are the most expensive cities in the world. >>> welcome to "gmt." it is responsible for nearly 10,000 deaths. hundreds of children -- now ebola is finally being won. leaders worst affected by the outbreak are in brussels. they are trying to eradicate the disease once and for all. they have approved a $187 million financial package for sierra leone. clyde is at the treatment center. people there must be concerned about money, about financial aid and hoping that it continues to

lucy? >> talk to you then, dave. >>> to your fox 29 weather authority and a old man winter is not done with us yet. fox 29's chief meteorologist scott williams life outside our studios. a nip in the air again scott. >> that's right lucy. winter is making a come back. yesterday the high temperatures were in the upper 60s. today we've been stuck in the 40s with clouds as well as showers. right now most of the showers are down the shore. that activity is pulling away. but the cold air, it is moving in to stay for much of the weekend. as we look at ultimate doppler you can see those leftover showers right now down the shore but once again we still have the cloud cover overhead. flurries to the western part of the state and that kim pack us for the first part of the weekend. 47 degrees right now but you factor in the wind it feels even colder. right now temperatures pretty much in the low 40s in atlantic city. we have 44 in pottstown. upper 40s in wilmington. compared to this same time yesterday

lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, bruce. >>> things are getting back to normal at philadelphia international airport. but it was a long night for some travelers. airlines canceled 40% of yesterday's flights leaving many stranded. the cancellations continued into early this morning. and if you are traveling tonight, you know what to do. you've got to check with your airline before you head on out. weather could interfere with travel plans yet again this week as you just heard but you can track the next round of snow and rain on myfoxphilly.com. just click on that weather tab. >>> we're following developing story out of delaware county tonight for you the man you see here under arrest chargeed with 86 counts of invasion of privacy after police say he peeped on young women in mall dressing rooms. investigators say he'd also record the naked women and posted the videos online. fox 29's dave kinchen life in radnor delaware county tonight with mr. on this story. dave? >> reporter: investig

lucy even yann. >> talk to you then, caitlin. memorial continues to grow tonight near the spot where two robbers fatally shot a philadelphia police officer. the message that hangs near 22nd and lehigh stop killing our philly cops. this afternoon people came together calling for piece and also soul searching they gathered just steps from the game stop where police say two robbers shot officer robert wilson. those men now face murder a itemed murder and conspiracy charges. elsewhere in the city, sunday mass also called for piece and tried to offer comfort to officer will soon's family in blue. his fellow officers throughout the city gathered at the service and fox 29's jennifer joyce was there. report. >> every final i saw him at work, there was nothing but a smile. couldn't son smile on his face. >> reporter: officer robert wilson ii. is being remembered for his beaming presence and bright soul. >> always had everybody laughing laughing. there wasn't a bad bone in his body. >> reporter: happy reflections during a dark time for his

lucy? >> all right, thank you, shawnette. >>> shattered glass and tarped windows line the 2000 sand block of hartel street in the city's rhawnhurst neighborhood. police think three thieves are behind that mess. cops say they're after one thing and that is car air bags specifically air bags out of new hondas. police say the thieves are breaking out windows and tearing the air bag right out of the steering wheels. >> i was in bed last evening and i heard a big thump and i looked out my bedroom window, even saw a flashlight and a hoodie of a gentleman near my car and i screamed for my husband, my car is being robbed. >> police are still investigating a similar incident a couple weeks back. the thieves are probably selling the air bags on the street for a couple hundred bucks. >>> developing now in new castle delaware, a frontier airlines plane is no longer stuck in the mud. it was filled with 110 passengers and crew heading to orlando, florida last night when it slid off the taxi way. traveler

lucy. what happened at the rapper's home in miami is eye phenomenon law enforcement becoming all too many with. seemingly harmless crime that police say puts lives in danger. the calls come over 911 or social media. immediate chaos. there's been a shooting a hostage being held or an abduction. and as swat teams descend on the scene, and buildings evacuated the call turns out to be hoax. >> it creates a kind of a catastrophic event that's pranked. the not real. >> reporter: it's called swatting. when someone makes a bogus call to lure police into respond. upper darby police superintendent mike chitwood says it's happened here. a call that a woman was abducted on marlboro road. >> we respond. we surround the house. we then gingerly knock on the door. and sure enough, the owner of the house comes in. there's nobody in here. you guys can come in. we go in and get a consent search look through the house it turns out to be nothing. >> reporter: chitwood says swatting puts not only law ends are fo

i'm lucy hockings. our top stories, nigeria holds a presidential election. opposition candidate muhammadu buhari has the lead. how close are we to the results? >> we will bring it to you live on a day we witnessed some drama at the coalition center. >>> a deal on nuclear's program. are they close to an historic breakthrough? >> beyonce. kanye west. >> some of the biggest names in the music industry launch their own streaming service. can they beat spotify at their own game? >> our goal is simple we want to create a better service and experience for both fans and artists. that is our promise to the world. >>> still to come aaron joins us looking at the $1.5 trillion -- >> lucy we are talking fashion. how about this? italy, israel and spain have pass zed laws panning the use of ultra thin models. models are going to have to prove they are a certain weight or be fined $80,000 or given a prison sentence. really? stay tuned. we are going to find out who and how you enforce this. >>> welcome to "gmt." it's 1:00. midday here in london and where nigerians are awaiti

lucy? >> definitely not. joyce, thank you. >>> talk about dynamic duo a little girl and her dog are doing their absolute best to show appreciation for those who live to serve. fox 29's bruce gordon is live in our newsroom with a story of a mission to thank the real heroes in our community much bruce. >> any parent can tell when you their seven-year-old gets an idea in their head it is tough to remove it. of course, when it's a thoughtful wonderful idea why would you want to? there you go. >> reporter: it all started two years ago with jasper the family pooch rescued from afghanistan by the us military. no one could identify five-year-old lexi the hero who saved her new pet's life. >> she became a little ansi with that and decided if i can't thank one i'll thank everybody. every hero there is. >> here's a real -- heroes are real people. >> lexi and her parents wrote a poem. put it on card and began sending those cards to every police officer, firefighter paramedic and member of the military they could find. >>

lucy, what's been happening there this evening? >> well, we're just getting the first reports now that the bodies may be being transported from the site. the first bodies lifted out by helicopter. of course, investigators had wanted to keep them there in order to photograph everything to really get the best possible chance of finding out what had happened. but that's just the last piece of information that's come in, in what's been a day of really unprecedented activity for this little alpine village. we had international leaders from france, from germany, from spain all come here to meet grieving families who have also come to the village to try and share their grief, to try to find out a bit more about what happened to their loved ones. so it's really been a day of shared grief of unprecedented activity, as i say. >> tomorrow will more relatives of the dead be automobile to visit the scene -- dead be able to visit the scene? reporter: i think there's a feeling here the numbers could grow in the coming days. the families who came

>> reporter: we sure hope so lucy.ht behind me sits bucks county's old courthouse and off in the distance about a block away well, that's the county's brand new $85 million justice center. it has just about everything you can ask for. except for a back door and for some folks that's a big problem. >> it's just been difficult. >> reporter: maria began lose losing her mobility shortly after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis about six years ago. she's a receptionist at the da's office in the county's brand new justice center. every morning maria drives to the employee parking garage at broad and union and takes a free shuttle bus that quarter mile or so up the hill to the front entrance of the new courthouse. >> without that shuttle, what happens to your ability to get to your job each day? good i can't get to work. >> reporter: that simple? >> i can't get to work unless somebody drops me off out front. >> reporter: but that shuttle is set to shut down around the first of april. not to worry say county officials. we

lucy?> thank you very much, dave. >>> developing right now in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood a man questioned in the murder of a woman. homicide detectives spent hours digging up a shall hoe grave today. it held that woman's body. police found her hyped a building on the 4700 block of frankford avenue. the landlord had called them to the scene and police say when they got there they saw a man running away they used a stun gun to stop him. right now he's a person of interest in the case. as investigators question him. witnesses tell us they heard yelling earlier today. >> this is philadelphia, you know, people argue all the time on the street and i just continued minding my own business, and then they went back there and i kept walking and then that's when i came back and seen him come out and the girl never came out. >> crime scene investigators recovered evidence from two dumpsters including bloody women's clothing and a box of trash bags. police searched searched an apartment where

lucy?all right, thank you, dave. >>> tensions boiling over tonight in lawn crest. skyfox over a heavy police presence at a town hall meeting that erupted in chaos with 10 people arrested. angry protests confronted police commission are in charles ramsay and district attorney seth williams they are outraged over today's announcement that prosecutors will not file charges against a police officers involved in the fatal shooting of brandon tate brown late last year. now the district attorney says the facts show the shooting of the 26-year-old man during a traffic stop is justified. three month investigation combed through security footage dna evidence and witness statements. many witnesses said taste brown was struggling with the officers officers. the officers say he was reaching for gun much his mother disagrees but prosecutors add that gun was also illegal. >> i could not in good conscience bring charge oars prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this police officer was unreasonable. >> i'm a

lucy? >> all right, joyce. >>> happening right now, some answers in the death of a delaware county boy reported missing last week. a medical examiner now says 13-year-old cayman naib shot and killed himself. the n kin search team tracked him down yetter. his body covered in snow in darby creek. many of his classmates returned to school today just in shock that he's gone. fox 29's dave kinchen reports. >> reporter: the first day back to school at of after the weekend is a sad one for the more than 800 students here at the shipley school in bryn mawr remembering one of their own. sadness fills the air outside the shipley school one day after the snow covered body of eighth grade kay map naib was discovered in darby creek later sunday morning bringing the tragic end for the missing 13-year-old. blue ribbons adorn the development where he lived while his parents request privacy. >> how is the family holding up? >> they're devastated. they've managed incredibly well through the search. >> report

i'm lucy hockings. a major offensive is underway to retake the iraqi city of tikrit from islamic state. 30,000 troops are advancing on the province of salahuddin, backed by troops and helicopters. the prime minister outlined his goals for the campaign. >> our priority is to liberate our people from injustice and terrorism of the islamic state. >>> heavy weapons are being moved away from the conflict in eastern ukraine, but the country has reached a devastating milestone. the u.n. report says at least 6,000 people have been killed in the conflict. >>> the children still at risk of ebola in liberia. we take you live to west africa to look at how much progress has been made in tackling the virus in the countries worst affected. >>> welcome to the program. aaron is here looking at cutting edge innovations at the world's biggest mobile phone expo. >> it's all about the new mobile congress. we've got the latest between the big battle between samsung and apple. samsung launches its new galaxy 1 s6 edge device.

. >> i'm lucy noland. fox 29's brad sattin is live in aston tonight. brad?reporter: lucy certainly some very scary moments for this new dad he was holding at the time his eight month old son. this is what happened. you can see the tire tracks of this pickup truck coming right through the yard here it clipped the tree branch ran right into the house on the other side is that kitchen you mentioned. it's all boarded up and this is the not first time there has been a close call here. >> just got to be hang full for every day. >> reporter: you wouldn't think michael was feeling thankful with his family forced to move out of the their home hours after this a pickup truck slammed right through it around 1:00 a.m. but thankful he is. >> i just fed my son some food and we were walking away from the kitchen and i heard some noise. i turned around and before i know it everything was flying towards our direction. >> reporter: he was carrying his eight month old son joseph when the truck barreled through the kitchen behind him. had it been five seconds earlier earlier --

>> lucy arc lot of weather changes. temperature changes.the threat of some snow in that forecast. details on the timing next. >> and using skydiving planes to smuggle pot out of colorado. the major bust of a multi millllllll ♪ >>> right now at 10:30 investigators are still wondering why they have no idea co-pilot andreas lubitz was thinking when he intentionally crashed the plane into a mountain. investigators are reviewing the final moments of the doomed flight as the captain frantically pounded on the lock cockpit door. they say the black box recorder shows the 27 year old co-pilot never wavered as he took down the plane. all 150 people on board died including a drexel graduate and her mother. >> lubitz trained here in the us at a facility in good year that's a suburb of phoenix. and this is one of several locations around the world but the only one in this country where lufthansa trains pilots. many air travelers are wondering how this could have happened and if it could happen here in the united states. >> u.s. airlines follows strict s

good evening i'm lucy nolan and i'm iain page. how much longer do we have to endure all of this. > let's get you over to scott williams. >> it is the last day of march. march going out like a lion and of course we are looking at some snowfall mainly north and west of the delaware rally as this clipper moves through this evening. if you're stepping outdoors grab your rain gear and umbrella. hour in the pocono mountains you can see a winter weather advisory through 10:00 tonight. we can see one to four sentence of snow before all is said and done there. right now you can see gym thorp mount pocono moving into sections of allentown as well as easton watching for that rain changing over to when the snow as temperatures continue to drop. but along i95, philadelphia it's rain also moving into parts of south jersey. so forth next couple of hours scattered showers even some when the snow mixing in north and west but most of the energy with this system will be moving toward the coast as we move

lucy? >> all right, thank you, bruce. >>> a cumberland county man stands charged of murdering nine-year-old infant. prosecutors have charged 33-year-old manuel mikes with murder and child endangerment. prosecutors say emergency crews head to do a home in millville for reports of unresponsive baby. early friday. they pronounced that baby dead at the scene. authorities say the little girl died from blunt trauma to the back of her head. she was in mikes care because her mother was in the hospital. >>> lawyers for six former philadelphia narcotics officers in court today attacking the case saying it relies on quote lying drug dealers. opening statements start dag with what will be a 10-week trial. the six former officers are accused of stealing millions in cash and drugs from drug dealers dealers. prosecutors claim officers broke into homes without essential warrants to steal drugs cash and other valuables. one of the six officers is still in custody. the others are on house arrest. >>> to the

"eyewitness news" what the at sweet lucy a's restaurant as they pledged to donate half of the proceed to the family of officer wilson and today we have learn that they raised a total of $14,205. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch today there is new hope for recently discover form of epilepsy that strikes only girls. it is often misdiagnosed and it is very difficult to treat. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on this being designated purple day and raising awareness for