pickett. >> i got on at seventh and market. >> as the bus winds it way through the philadelphia streets, pickett notices the little boy. >> he was running up and down the aisle. >> pickett says he hears the mom tell the young boy to sit down. >> and she begins spanking him like he was some sort of animal. >> pickett leans forward and reprimands the young mom. >> and i said, he's a child, let him be a child. you shouldn't be spanking him like that. if you continue to do that, i'm going to turn you in for child endangerment. she was like, you don't know me. this is my son. i will deal with him any way i choose to. >> for whatever reason, he offers his unsolicited parenting advice, he's just a little boy, that's child abuse. >> philadelphia native joe slabojen is a veteran staff writer for "the philadelphia inquirer." over his 30-year career of following court cases, he thought he'd seen it all until he watches the footage captured by septa security cameras that day. >> she is seen on there makin

one is in the 400 block of north pickett street, the other on circleville road. version you american water ---- on circle hill road. for junior hill water said it could take until the end of the day. rail on theired a blue and yellow line. foot sectiond a 39 of rail that could have cracked because of the drop in temperatures. it will be sometime time before storm cleanup is done. plows were out clearing snow and ice from tuesday's storm. many side streets are slick, schools across the region canceled classes or delay them due to record low temperatures. from the northeast to the midwest, people are waiting for warmer weather. tahman bradley is in new york city with more. >> no relief from the bone chilling cold. millions of americans across 30 states woke up to bitter wind chills. it feels like -40 degrees and the northern plains, negative 18 degrees in the midwest, and -15 degrees in the northeast. >> i have to go to work, i do not have a choice. >> school was canceled in parts of the midwest, this teenager had to go. >> they should cancel it, it is too cold. >>

but those like wilson pickett are going to belt that note. those guys sang in the beautiful falsetto. tavis: i will come back to neville in just a second. i was going to ask you this question last night but there was so much to get to. you, i am i talk to struck by your depth of music history. you did not have time to go get a phd in musicology. nobody does these days. you know all of this stuff. how did you get versed in ? >> i am a reader. but i just went further and further and found out more about the lives of the people that sang it. whatever i was singing, i wanted to know what was going on before that. i sang standards because it wanted to get my phrasing better. mainstream american pop music. what was before that? standards. that is what started all of that. when i went to new orleans, i started learning the history of new orleans. i produced a record with aaron neville and i wanted to know the history of his music. he sang the mardi gras indian stuff. it was a bunch of different stuff. what went into the making of that music is not a

that is that duke and jordan and dues -- and duke and south pickett. we have eyes on scene where we can see things are blocked off. fort myer drive blocked off. you can access the key bridge, but you may have to follow police direction. 95, moving nicely. no problems or delays. a live shot along 66 shows us another route in virginia. that is 66 and nutley. the lay free conditions -- delay free conditions there. are getting a sneak peek of the next generation of iphone. >> here is john mueller. >> happy birthday, mac. pulled as revolutionary computer from a bag and introduced the macintosh 30 years ago. apple sees no end to the mac. iphone, majore changes ahead. the next generation will offer a choice of larger screens, one measuring over 4.5 inches. will introduce a new version of its apple tv system soon. it may in turn -- include games. boxill still be a set top rather than a complete television set. the internet is reviewing -- receiving high praise from pope francis. x-axis --that excessive use can isolate friends from their neighbors -- isolate pe