thank you, molly ringwald. turning third.g to see the snow on the radar. it's to the west. watching clouds increase. meantime dry this morning and this afternoon and evening commute we'll start to see light snow falling from the clouds that will change over to sleet and possibly some freezing rain. the radar shows it's moving into western pennsylvania accumulating snow right now in the ohio valley. the temperatures have been climbing. we're at 27 degrees right now in philadelphia. we'll be heading into the 30s this afternoon, but by then we'll be watching snow move into our area. so a cold start. 28 degrees with mostly cloudy skies at 9:00. by lunchtime it will still be dry and cloudy and 30 degrees and a chance of snow starting at 3:00 and continuing into the evening commute. jillian is watching the traffic out there. how is it lacking. >> reporter: pretty busy but filled with normal volume. that's the southbound side of 95 at girard avenue. volume out there at 95. 76, same situation there, dealing with volume. cheltenham to

we will catch up with molly ringwald in a moment. knew a movie about a group of high school students forced to spend a saturday in detention would become a pop culture fixture. the breakfast club was john is hughes's sophomore flick, stagger a group of relatively unknown young actors who went on to star in other movies together in the '80s earning them the nickname of "the brat pack." leading the way, molly ringwald as claire the prom queen. the brain, the athlete the basket case the criminal and the princess. >> i know it's detention, but i don't think i belong in here. >> forced to spend quality time together, they find out they are more similar than they thought. >> we are all pretty bizarre. some of us are better at hiding it that's all. >> it was an instant hit earning critical acclaim and cult status delivering a message that still rings true more than 30 years later. >> what we found out is that each one of us is a brain, and an athlete. >> and a basket case. >> a princess. >> and a criminal. does that answer your question? si

two of its stars, molly ringwald and ally sheedy were there monday for a screening of the fully restoredt still has strong appeal. >> i think it's a really universal message. it's, you know really about outsiders and people feeling like they don't belong. and i think it's something that really resonates a lot with just about everybody. >> i think if you're a young person and you see the movie, at the end of the movie, you feel really affirmed and loved. and for some reason i think that's been a big part of it. >> the film will be released on blu-ray and is in theaters this month. >>> now to new advances in space. these days they have been coming from private companies. john blackstone tells us about an ambitious new project that's about to take off. >> reporter: in a laboratory time-lapse video shows a tiny satellite opening a huge sail that could carry it deep into space. >> "t" minus ten. >> reporter: launched on a conventional rocket, the satellite will eventually powered only by sunlight hitting a mylar sail. the spacecraft was not developed by nasa but a nonprofit group of private c

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. >> molly ringwald and ally sheedy, together to celebrate the generation x coming of age classic "thepopular. everybody loves me so much at this school. >> poor baby. ♪ [ laughing ] >> okay. it's hard to believe. ringwald, 47 years old. and sheedy -- there's no way she's 52. they look great. >> 30 years? it's been 30 years? >> it's been 30 years. >> they were that young when that movie was made? >> it was a great movie. >> would you believe i've never seen "the breakfast club”? >> i think you should see it this weekend. have you seen "breakfast at tiffany's"? >> haven't seen that, either. >> i'm going to send you a list. >> anything else i missed? >> is there a good st. patrick's day film? >> one of the "leprechaun" movies. the horror movies. >> horror movie? leprechaun 1, 2, 3, 4. >> they made several of them. >> what? oh, they did. pretty sure they did. okay. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" inf >>> good morning to you al >>> good morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. here's some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now.” millionaire rea

>> right your molly ringwald. >> a comedy that despite all the drama became one of the longest runningelevision. >> for a guy like me who is just enormous sitcom fan from the age of four to have achieved that, you know is amazing to me. and it brings me such joy. >> osgood: ahead -- the perfect formula. >> osgood: the perfect formula. and what he does is well worth this update by steve hartman. >> our original store preon jim o'connor exploded on social media. we now know why. >> somebody told moo that video had over two million hits. well that's very deceiving because i've watched it over a million times myself. [ laughter ] >> obviously not true. but we do know one person who saw it, archbishop of los angeles jose gomez who last weekend awarded jim with the cardinal's award. one of the church's highest honors. they showed our story at the ceremony. >> at st. frances high school inula canada high school. something to say about the math teacher. the question is, what is that something. when you think of him does the word love come to mind? obviously not. >> he's very -- for whatever re

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molly ringwald emilio estevez, judd nelson and ally sheedy. >> "breakfast club" one of the many filmsbout him. "john hughes: a life in film." through your eyes a fascinating man. so hard to believe some of the scripts, everyone's favorite movies in the '80s written between two and seven days. >> yes. he power wrote. he fueled himself at nighttime with dark coffee. glad we had that segment about coffee. maybe that explains a lot of things, but dark coffee and cigarettes, and he would power into 30 or 40 pages into a script and, therefore, he could put out a script in two or three day, but remember once he got it cast, he rewrote, changed things. it wasn't -- you know done and on to something else but he had piles of scripts that never got made. >> is it true he never went to film school or never really studied filmmaking? >> he came out of advertising and be on studios working for actors with ads and certainly, he did some of the shave commercials and that kind of thing, but no. he never went to film school but he certainly watched movies a lot, but he -- he never -- you know -- felt a

molly ringwald and beanie babies in the same sentence. >> gorgeous.ame against the red sox being ejected in the first inning. he's coming to mlx in june. he'll bring his surreal brand of magic to our shore, surely. united wraps up the game with look at this. barnicle. gorgeous. like cirque du soleil. only tatum channing has moves like that. and beat liverpool 2-1. look that. it's gorgeous. >> roger, do you know who mookie betts? >> related to mookie wilson? >> no. no not really. no. >> he's the center fielder for the boston red sox who own liverpool. >> yes. >> how does 645 million -- where did you get that number? 645 million people watch this? >> it's called rating. i'll tell you, it's what -- >> thank you for explaining. >> liverpool in the first place, they realized they were obsessed with the super bowl obsess wd baseball but saw the numbers for english premiere league worldwide and realized they could take the red sox like dunkin' donuts, new ballans andance and chelsea leads. eight games to play. six points ahead. can we just see that goal? it

. >> molly ringwald was here a couple of days ago and we were talking about the breakfast club.when the cameras were off and john hughes said you better straighten up or i will move you out of the movie and the cast said we have to save him because they loved you so much. >> a lot of things happened that i wasn't aware of. i don't know how much i stayed in character. we only had saturday nights off. we worked six days a week. every saturday night i went out with emilio. he was my nemesis in the film. i couldn't have been in film for us to go out. on a film you don't have much time. you use the time you have as rehearsal. >> huh a lot of roles since then. you have an empire right now. if you could give that judd nelson advice about the next 30 years, what would you say some. >> slow down and smarten up. he wouldn't listen so -- >> tell me about empire. you are a guest star on that and a bad boy and a villain, but not the same. >> that's a great show to work on and i'm impressed. they are world class actors all of them. that's clean expressive work. she is a monster. it's great. >