. >> so we went to parkview, and she went in say for about almost two hours, hour and forty-five, twod me that she wasn't pregnant. >> reporter: now that's an eyebrow-raiser right there, since just the previous morning a doctor in denver had confirmed the pregnancy and a healthy baby with that ultrasound. still, donthe proceeds with his story, claiming at about 9:00 a.m., the two drove from the hospital and ended up at that wal-mart where they parted ways. as it turns out, forever. >> she went to get us some snacks, something to eat, because we're hungry. and then we came back and we ended up talking, she ended up telling me like, get out of the car at wal-mart, i'm not taking you home. so i just left at wal-mart and started walking home. >> man, you didn't hurt this girl, right? >> i would never hurt her. >> reporter: could kelsie have harmed herself, distraught over a supposed miscarriage? in his interview, donthe described her as a troubled, erratic young woman. >> she has, like bad anxiety, she has anxiety attacks, so she has pills for that. >> what can you tell me about that? >>

. >> reporter: as the click of her shoes echo through the halls of parkview high school, all eyes ontle miss popular. >> it's gone to her head a little bit, but all in all she's great. thank you. >> reporter: this is fiona. fiona fudge, a mini horse. these students each dealing with different special nee quite sure how to approach fiona. fiona likewise hesitant. it may be that shared timid behavior that allows for this. >> approach slowly. hold your hand out so they can say hello. >> reporter: suddenly a connection. much of it flows from the tender approach with the students. >> what you did was perfect. >> reporter: she loves kids and her horses. >> to have the opportunity to have my two passions combined, it couldn't be any better. >> reporter: she founded project horse in 2008 to help those coping with a variety of needs. she and several volunteers began trucking the mini horses to schools. a volunteer sees the impact. >> joy, lots of joy. >> reporter: a recent graduate of parkview high school, amber says this program changed her life. >> i seemed to open up a little more. i was a

. >> a graduate of parkview high school, amber says this program changed her life. >> i seemed to openle more. i was able to cope with my anxiety better. >> it's amazing and i don't think we were quite sure when we first started what might happen. >> she sees the change in her students too. >> they're more competent. they work better >> in sterling, virginia, news 4. >> cool stuff. finally one of the most popular videos on our facebook page and it comes curtesy of shavari stone. she stopped his car during his morning commute and started directing traffic to help the geese and their goslings cross a busy road. he was even out there trying to tell the birds where to do. 70,000 of you have watched that video and i can see why. that is all for news 4 this week. i'm chris lawrence. thank you for joining us. we leave you with some incredible video from the international space station. have a great week. we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it's the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds

. >> reporter: as the click of her shoes echo through the halls of parkview high school. >> she loves the attention. she loves that it's all about her. >> reporter: all eyes on little miss popular. >> gone to her head a little bit, but all in all she's great. >> reporter: this is fiona, >> what do you think she's doing? >> yawning. >> yeah. >> reporter: at first these students each dealing with different special needs aren't quite sure how to approach fiona. >> are you willing? no. >> reporter: fiona likewise hesitant. and it just may be that shared timid behavior that allows for this. >> very nice. approach slowly. you can hold your hand out so they can say hello. >> reporter: suddenly a connection. much of it flows from darcy's approach with the students. she loves kids, and her horses. >> and to have the opportunity to kind of have my two passions combined it couldn't be any better. >> reporter: she founded project horse in 2008 to help those coping with a variety of needs. three years ago she and several volunteers began trucking the minihorses to schools. volunteer amber sees the

also an accident to watch out for that's in abington, old york road and parkview avenue. ramps are closed around 95. 95 southbound around aramingo and we're dealing with typical morning volume, southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. 21 minutes. no problem if you're headed northbound. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> here's a look at what's going on right now. live views from around the area. you can actually see breaks in the clouds up in the lehigh valley. that's where we're tracking some rain. it's just skirting east. you can see it in the distance. 52 degrees right now. warming into the upper 50s and then 60s this afternoon. you might see a break or two of sunshine this morning. possibility again thisç afternoon. for philadelphia, cloudy skies, no sign of any rain. the rain will steer clear of citizens bank park. the clouds hang in there at 11:00 this morning. we should see breaks of sunshine as we go into the afternoon. the temperatures, they will warm into the 60s. showers in the suburbs and the northern and western suburbs this mor