>> i'm saying, we covered spring break. young kids from college on spring break. >> come on what am i lying about? how am i lying? >> i'm just -- >> you came in here after collegiate spring break. >> we weren't filming grandmothers. it was kids from schools from spring break. how much money do you make at night during the height of spring break? >> you were filming high school kids. primary high school kids. >> how many do you make at night from spring break, the height? >> it's none of your business. >> make a lot of money, isn't it? the reason you don't want to tell us is it's a lot of money. it's a lot of cash money. do you report it to the irs? >> drive a 2003 pickup truck. you think i would be doing that if i made a lot of money. >> do you care the kids are getting hammered? do you care about the sexual assaults? do you care your arguments are falling on death ears, and you have a council that cares more about the money than the kids? >> are you questioning my morality? you have no right to do it. >> instead of attacki

schools for spring break. how much money do you make in a night during spring break? >> you were filming primarily high school kids. >> how much do you make at night from spring break? in the height of spring break? >> that's none of your business. >> you make a lot of money, isn't it? you make a lot of money. a lot of cash money. you report it all to the irs? >> ask these guys that are shooting me. i'm sitting here in jeans and drive a 2003 pickup truck. do you think i paid a lot of money i'd be doing that? >> how much do you make a night and do you care that they're getting hammered do you care about the sexual assaults do you care that your arguments have fallen on deaf ears and the council cares more about the money than the kids? >> now you're questioning my morality, is that what you're doing? >> if i would have seen that video in 2014 instead of attacking the messenger, i would have gone after the city council and told the city council they have the obligation to clean these beaches up, the kids are get

we have spring onions, spring garlic, fresh bargain zoe -- fresh garbanzo beans. we're going to make a pie. instead of using spinach and leeks, we like to showcase some of our fresh spring vegetables today. i figured this is a nice dish to do for the event tonight. >> and the event tonighis the annual share our strength event combating childhood hunger. why are you so involved in this? this isn't your first time doing this. >> no. a lot of chefs are voffed in the actual e-- involved in the actual event. since we're around food a lot and summertime is coming up, kids are not going to be getting those guaranteed meals that they normally have so this is a fund raisetory help -- razer -- racer to help assure -- raiser to help assure kids they'll get food. >> how many kids are going hungry? >> it's about 30,000 in the area. >> during the school year the kids can get one to two meals in the school building, either breakfast programs or lunch programs. >> exactly. and then the parents mainly have to worry about the weekends and then dinner. now with this event they raise

>> spring fling in mt. laurel, new jersey, meet quint i, meet jen, and this afternoon, alec, scott williams, the forecast lower 50's throughout the afternoon for the 5:00 and 6:00 news. if you are going to hang around until 7:00. sun doesn't set until 7:30 tonight. or around that time. so, plan on temps in the lower 50's, plenty of sunshine. so that's today. tomorrow excellent, with a high of 56 degrees. and sunshine. for good friday, it is going to rain. and at night it will rain pretty hard, of course, sundown is the beginning of paths over. this friday night. and then saturday, the rain ends, in the morning, so it is a sunny bunny, on easter sunday, phillies opening day, on monday, so far so good. we have some rain in store for tuesday. we just got to keep those raindrops away, from our phillies versus the red sox game on monday. bob kelly? >> yes, packed house down there in south philadelphia. good morning, everybody, you mention it, spring fling, first stop today, underway in mt. laurel, new jersey, ag

so there's a lot of things that we want to celebrate, which is spring. thank you. >> good morning, everyone. i wanted to present to you today we have a silk and custard cake and it is on the new president and mrs. obama's dessert plate. it's a healthy version of a silken tofu cheesecake american style with seasonal berries and petite pillows that are here with the pet foreplatter here. hand crafted sugar blown tea pot and surrounded with the cherry blossom pink blossom to celebrate cherry blossoms and the arrival of spring. the pettifores on the tray are a tea cup. we have strawberry tea squares and sweet tea cup and tea and lemon tea cake. so thank you very much. have a great day. >> doesn't seem fair to come up here after the chefs bear two beautiful gifts for you. our beverage service this evening is traditional american wines. but we have an unusual accent. when the president was in japan prime minister abe toasted him in conversations that followed, references were made that in the prime minister's prefecture there are excellent saki breweries there

there are currently 31 miles open trails to the public on the watershed and the crystal springs trail and managed by san mateo county and have ease mentds on the property and -- >> are both of the trails open now for access? >> correct. different restrictions. [inaudible] program three days a week, three trips a day, horses, bikers, runners and hikers and crystal springs is managed by the county and i am sure they can speak about that trail system. >> very good. thank you. >> sure. >> and when we get to the map if you can spend a moment just tracing where they are so people can see. >> absolutely. the map is the next slide. i just wanted to mention three things on the map that we're have been working on as steve mentioned for several years. the extension of the ridge trail from the 92 and no trail there but the council has long planned for a connection to close that gap and we want to connect the crystal springs ridge trail to the trail itself and we're doing that with the connector here and of course the crystal springs regional trail on the east side of the watershed, so here's the

>> real he, for spring fling. >> jen is, there i thiolysis there? >> yes. >> lie i getting ready for her sack race. she is what color is yellow? she is evrest. i'm over here with phoenix. and phoenix, so far, you guys have been the winners right? >> yes. >> so show us how this is done. >> we're getting this going. cheerlead remembers here, lucy, all right here we go, ready? >> all right! >> oh, high. >> journal limb. >> okay. >> that's nice sir. cheerlead remembers here, as women. i don't know if you missed it. >> one team, these mt. laurel cheerleaders part every outside group many of them go to school here, and they are just rad i can justly amazing. >> watching them all morning i can't believe the thing you're doing. >> and these girls are in shorts like 13 degrees outside. over here. >> completely layered up. >> he played with their jazz band. it was amazing. >> little later talk to me in mt. laurel, mike, yes listen, i want to be your chief of staff. >> so just to let you know i am your chief of staff. >> okay. >> oh, my gosh. >> looks like pep

. >> spring 2015 the graduation status results described two main groups of students the on track and off track students within the off track we have the severity from the my left side from the class green before graduation sufficient credits but missing an average of two courses to be on track and the next category and next off track to one semester severely off track they're off track more than one year here we're showing the data last fall and the dictated now in the spring so ass as you can see in the springtime 69.2 percent of the students are on track to graduate this is approximately 2 mount 7 percent increase from the fall that was of .9 percent and you can see the next category with the students have total credits they're missing an average of credits 19.2 percent and look further down students are up to one semester 4 percent off track up to one year 40 percent and students off track they're up to 4.1 percent loovthd the existing expanding support for off track students if you add up the students you add up in the students if the missing classes for graduation we're projecti

that means it's spring and it is the fox 29 spring fling. >> it is. >> in mt.aurel. >> chief meteorologist scott williams and i, we got to hang out this morning. it was freezing but i hope that it has warmed up for you and alex holly and steve keeley at laurel acres park in mt. laurel. >> lucy and iain not that bad. i mean the sun is out. it still is a little chilly but hey, we're talking opening season here for lenape they're taking on timber creek. we're here at laurel acres park and you can see the community is out. family members are out cheering on -- >> they're waving. hey lenape high school. >> just a great time. the sun is shining. the wind is blowing a bit but take a look. we're at the top of the fifth inning receipt now and the score currently is six-one. >> you see we moved so we could see part of thing. >> we can catch you will. lenape can still catch up. >> steve keeley you have a connection. >> my youngest graduated last year full athletic scholarship going to chip kelly's mal matter university of new hampshire. baying track and softball star. one

>> yes. >> are you guys on spring break? >> yes! >> they're on spring break! mike it's their spring break not yours. >> what's the best ride? >> what? >> a big bucket of water. brian, look. >> i think we should get mike under there. >> you know what -- we heard that. so many people really thought he was running for mayor in philadelphia. my phone was blowing up about all this stuff. >> let's check back in with in a little bit. news on that coming up. a mix of good and horrible luck in minnesota. >> small plane made an emergency landing but it was on a car. the images are amazeing. wait until you hear how this whole thing ended. >>> after a big win against isis iraqi troops storm one of the terror group's hideouts and what's inside is chilling. >> you may like the taste of burger but would you want to smell like a burger? burger king is making it possible. no april fool's joke here. the effect the new cologne is having on customers. ♪ >> news is breaking right now. firefighters in the middle of a battle. skyfox live over a fire burning in trenton. this call cam

let's take a look in this area in silver spring. just to show you the best option which is the alternate. georgia avenue near wayne avenue and you can see, typical for us especially at this time of the afternoon. we are ok. it's good to use it. so our traffic right now pretty heavy in the d.c. area. as you're working your way outbound and inbound on 395 definitely congestion. moving to show you what we've got on d.c. 295. heading outbound from the 11th street bridge almost in the single digits. same thing heading outbound and southbound working your way closer towards the capital beltway. so definitely congestion in the d.c. area. as far as crashes, nothing major in d.c. right now. and let's take a live look in virginia. so 95 normal congestion. this is 66 working your way through centreville. typical afternoon for us. a little bit of sun glare, too. that's a look at traffic. back to you. leon: thanks jamie. if you want to buy a car you know how it is. most of us go to two to three dealers and see who has the best price. alison: tha

. ♪ >> from his beloved second home in warm springs, georgia some of the body of franklin delano rooseveltoves on its first stages of its journey to its final resting place. suffering from infantile paralysis, they bid farewell to their great friend and benefactor. the president's dog follows his beloved master. aboard a special train beginning the 24 hour trip back to washington, the 31st president of the united states leaves warm springs forever. all along the 700 mile route, people gather to honor president roosevelt and his ideals. ♪ slowly, the train backs into union station in the united's capital, weighted by a military guard of honor and members of the late great chief executive's family. with justice burns and secretary wallace, president harry s truman heads the assembly to the nations leaders. on a six horse steel artillery k sean and supported by every branch of the nation's armed forces, they pass throngs of grief stricken people and move to the white house. warplanes pay a final tribute to the fallen commander-in-chief and officers of the mighty armed forces which he led marc

laurel, new jersey at victoria's bagels at 3131 route 38. >> for our spring fling. >> spring fling. >> you got t oh, if you noah teenager looking for a summer job, listen to this. >> the teen summer job opportunity fair will be held today at temple university. teens will be able to meet with employers also apply for summer jobs and internships. event starts at 2:00 today will be held at the howard gittis student center. >> i'm starting to get little nervous. big announcement to make today. not sure how to say it. >> but we talk about it. and i think is a good thing. >> on. >> i think it is a good thing. so we'll do this announcement at 7:30. and you're going to want to see this. >> might do it before then actually. >> really? >> yes. >> you just want to get it out there. >> it is right here. sue? >> usually the best way to say it is just say it. >> spray it. >> sometimes. you know what? we've had very chilly 2015 so far. each month of the year has seen temperatures below average. so this is when we add up all of the temperatures, highs and lows of the whole entire month, january, 2

has to set up a spring break jail, a mobile booking center.re almost 1,100 arrests triple the previous year's total, mainly for drinking and drugs. but armed and dangerous suspects jumped. sexual assaults almost doubled from six to level eleven. a gunman shot 11 people at a house party a few weeks ago and this video shows an apparent gang rape of a passed out 19-year-old woman. two men were later arrested. bay county sheriff frank mckeithen. >> what's so disgusting and repulsive and sickening about this is this is happening in broad daylight within ten feet of where this happened. there's hundreds, hundreds of people standing there. >> reporter: resident wes pittman wants the party controlled. your view the balance is completely out of whack? >> we're in chaos at the moment. this spring break the way it has evolved over the last several years has become a blight on the entire community. >> reporter: the city has tried cracking down. more i.d. checks. bars had to close at 2:00 a.m. drinking on the beach was banned temporarily. mayor gayle obers

. >> reporter: and in central california, lodi, an unusual spring hail storm. here's the setup that's going to create more storms tonight, wednesday and thursday. you have warm air clashing with cold air and just enough energy for some of these storms to be severe. add in moisture from the gulf of mexico, and flash flooding is also a possibility. essentially wednesday afternoon into wednesday evening, from tulsa, oklahoma, right up into quincy, illinois. we could also see very large hail and also damaging wind gusts along with isolated tornadoes. now on thursday the threat spreads especially into eastern missouri and across most of illinois. we could see a line of storms develop that could produce widespread damage and more tornadoes, especially thursday and thursday afternoon. lester? >> doesn't look good. dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> february became the worst state for the drought. in the middle of this severe drought water waste could face hefty fines. but miguel almaguer reports authorities have to catch them first and there's a lot of dry ground to cover.

hash tag fox 29 spring fling. temperatures will be in the 50s in reading pennsylvania are for the remainder of the evening. we'll have much more on that forecast coming up. but, of course, you know, the weekend is going to be looking up. we'll talk about those temperatures changes and what to expect plus a whole lot of sights and sounds out here at first energy stadium. >> that's right. >> one of america's best minor league baseball stadiums. >> opening day for the fightings fightings. >> one week from today. >> all right. >> back to you. >> we'll check back with in you a little bit. >>> you can track the temperatures and find out when the sun will shine using the fox 29 weather app just go to myfoxphilly.com to find the app. >>> another in other news happening now a show of unity in cumberland county. religious leaders of different faith coming together today honoring the memory of philip white and supporting local police officers in the community community. white died last week in police cut deem the investigati

interesting spring for the phyllis. their phillies. highlights from the phillies final spring tilt are on deck. >>> and home owns in philly throughout the delaware valley we're looking for 30 homeowners to participant in . >>> new pictures out of the former president fidel castro. he made his first public appearance in more than a year on monday. no explanation why it took five years before the encounter with a delegation of venezuelans was reported in cuba. his first noted appearance outside of his home since cuba agreed to normalize relss s relations with the u.s. back in december. >>> after 17 years a philadelphia woman is finally reconnecting with her son in africa. we'll tell you about the local man who's made it all possible. michelle? >> all right we had a cool wind but we're tracking milder air for your easter sunder and milder on monday. we'll have the details ahead. >>> out of central pennsylvania tonight, an attempted rescue gone wrong after a man ran back inside a burning home to try to save his grandmother, and both of the

to set up a spring break jail, a mobile book center.there were almost 1100 arrests, triple of previous year's total mainly for drinking and drugses, but armed and dangerous suspects jumped six-fold, from three to 18. sexual assaults almost doubled from six to 11. a gunman shot seven people at a house party a few weeks ago and this cell phone video shows the apparent gang rape of a passed out 19-year-old woman. two men were later arrested. bay county sheriff frank mckeithen: >> what's so disgusting and repulsive and sickening about this is, is this is happening in broad daylight within feet-- 10 feet of where this happened, hundreds, hundreds of people standing there. >> reporter: resident wes pittman wants the party controlled. your view, the balance is completely out of whack. >> we're in chaos at the moment. it's-- this spring break the way it has evolved over the last several years, has become a blight on the community. >> reporter: the city has tried crack down-- more i.d. checks. bhars to close at 2:00 a.m. drinking on the beach wa

it feels like spring today. meteorologist chris sowers joins us with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. perfect timing for a clean up. >> reporter: that's right it's going to look like spring today too, swelgt rid of the clouds -- as we get rid of the clouds, go live on sky6. it's been cloudy all week long. there's the view it's a quiet morning around the delaware valley. the temperatures have cooled down in the wake of a cold front that passed through while you were sound asleep. 50 is the number in quakertown and warrington. 47 in martins creek. 43 in pottstown coatsville, 50. oxford, 52. chester and center city coming in at 45. glassboro, 42. woodbine 46. avalon and atlantic city, 50 degrees smyrna, delaware. 50 degrees, satellite and radar we have a mostly cloudy sky we're starting to notice the breaks now. far western suburbs that will be the trend over the next several hours, we'll get rid of the cloud cover and see the return of sunshine. beautiful looking day, the union at ppl park t

a beautiful spring day under way right now. and we'll have this live of some showers getting closer to us and may intensify a bit as it gets into the metro area. that won't be until later this afternoon. right now, 70 degrees at reagan national near 70 across most of northern virginia. we're in the 60s north and west. haggerstown down to a cool 60 where they had sprinkles coming into cumberland. around the bay, a bit cool with a breeze off the water in annapolis but elsewhere low to mid-60s. and the weather mood for today, today's weather emoji is thumb's down. we'll likely get showers and thundershowers later this afternoon. >> kind of nice out there right now, though. >>> the caps hope to tie things up with the islanders tonight. they'll face off at 7:00 p.m. for game two of their playoff series. the team may be without starting goaltender braden holtby who did not participate at the morning skate this morning. we'll keep you updated on his status. the caps are hoping to play a more up tempo game tonight. we hear there was a

for a spring practice game burks this, 68,000 in attendance. >> amazing. >> for a spring game. >> good stuff. >> thanks, jeff. >>> six abc executive producer max seen brooks was one of three featured speakers at children hospitals of philadelphia max seen was part of the panel to talk about the keys to pitching a good story to the media. this annual summit is designed to inspire and education young people, and volunteers. >>> up next on "action news" meteorologist karen rodgers has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when we come right back. >>> it was a day for heavy lifting and elbow grease today at brandywine mills park in wilmington. volunteers spent the morning sprucing up the park picking up trash and cleaning up the river. thinks the 24th year for this event and since 1992, more than 350 tons of tires appliances plastic and styrofoam have been cleared from local creeks and rivers. all right. >>> ♪♪ >> but for some the order of the day was simply a relaxing stroll and some good music. lots of folks did at peddler's village spring fling in bucks county this event showcas

bruce leshan is back in the silver spring neighborhood where police picked her up over the weekend. >> reporter: the woman is still in the hospital here in montgomery county for some kind of undisclosed issues. the good news is that her son is recovering in a medical center in philadelphia and there are apparently a number of other relatives who are eager to take him in. helpless, a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy and no ability to speak stuck for five days and four nights in the woods in the rain and cold with just a blanket and a bible. >> i think she left the bible there maybe to have god look after him and god did. god sent somebody. said enough is enough. this man needs help. >> reporter: philadelphia police say nyia parler dumped her son here alone while she headed to silver spring to hang out with her boyfriend. >> to see that kid laying there, it's heartbreaking to see another human, especially your mother, could treat someone like that. >> reporter: a day after allegedly abandoning her son in the woods parler posted on facebook i'm so happy. a friend responded nyia, call me

police went it the home in silver spring -- went to the home in silver spring friday but parlor was on shopping trip. then they got the call it night from her boyfriend. >> the boyfriend had no knowledge of what happened here. he was under the impression she needed a break and came down here. it's a disturbing case. >> reporter: once parlor is released from the hospital she'll be extradited to pennsylvania to face numerous charges including reckless endangerment kidnapping, and assault. >> a lot of things can happen out there. obviously he's in the middle of a wooded area. you have wild animals out there. you never know what's going to happen. this kid cannot defend himself. he does not function at all. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >>> tonight advocates for people with disability say he didn't have to be abandoned in the woods because struggling families have options. paul suzuski runs unitedsational palsy in philadelphia. she says she understands the struggle a lot of families go through. >> i wouldn't label her a monster. i'd label her as somebody who was highly strained and ma

that is what he has worked on all spring. he has hit all spring. he continues to hit now. he has really taken to the approach, and with results. >> more than a month in the soccer season and the union are still looking for had first win. today they are turning to a local kid, who this time last year was, watching games from the the stand. philadelphia native john mccarthey makes his debut against new york city. he makes three saves a allows one goal. twenty-seventh minute, zach pfeffer from dresher he sets upper i can ayuk and he is doing back flips. one to nothing. the 91st minute, tied at one, vincent nogueira, with the winner right here on the rebound. there it is, finally the union win their first match two-one. thanks to two local guys. >>> jordan spieth had the best score in the history of the masters after two round and spieth maintaining his lead in the third round but watch out for phil mickelson, he is just four shots back right now in second place. mickelson is six under on the day. >>> sixers in chicago tonight against the the bulls at 8:00. nerlens noel will i

. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren in silver spring where montgomery county police now say a homeless man was eyeing the meitev children which prompted a concerned citizen to call 911 and police to take them into custody. >> i can't believe we're going through this again. >> reporter: an emotional danielle meitev late last night after her two children were finally returned to her by child protective services. >> the policeman said we'll give you a ride home when we were like 2 blocks away. so we got into the car and then about 2 1/2 hours later instead he brang us here. >> reporter: 10-year-old rafi and 6-year-old dvora had been playing at this silver spring park and were walking home, but at 4:55 p.m. police received a call asking officers to check on the children's welfare. >> somebody called 911. the police called cps and they brought the kids here and didn't call us. >> reporter: cps finally called the meitevs three hours later when they were frantically searching for their missing children. >> without giving them any sort of notice i think is unconscionable. >> i just hope that t

if you prefer spring weather, spring-like temperatures return tomorrow along with the threat of some rain. i'll have the latest timing on that rain coming up in a bit. >>> in arlington police are trying to figure out when or if they will be able to speak with two children after their mom was found murdered in her oklahoma. the kids are very young and a neighbor found them sitting in her pajamas in the front of the house. their mother is dr. bonnie black, a 42-year-old psychologist who does contract work for the fbi. dr. black is separated from her husband and the couple is in the middle of a divorce. police say he is talking, the ex-husband to detectives and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the man at the center of a crime spree that left a u.s. census bureau guard dead has been charged with murder. ronald anderson is facing new kidnapping charges. document reveal he was chasing a car with his ex-girlfriend and another person inside. the driver of that car decided to go to the census bur rue because they knew there would be armed guards. he shot a guard who later died and a

. >>> and on spring break she thought she was getting a cab ride home.hat happened next turned her world upside down. what she wants you to hear so her nightmare does not happen to anyone else. >>> an 11-year-old in a fight of her life. what her stomach ache turned out to be ovarian cancer. >> it's been hard because i never thought it would come to this. >> tonight the show of support for young page that left her stunned. >> a local dog's unusual talent going viral tonight and get this she's not the only famous pet in this delaware county family. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. ♪ >>> guy walking down the 400 block of lombard street in society hill smashes a car window and

. >>> and on spring break she thought she was getting a cab ride home.hat happened next turned her world upside down. what she wants you to hear so her nightmare does not happen to anyone else. >>> an 11-year-old in a fight of her life. what her stomach ache turned out to be ovarian cancer. >> it's been hard because i never thought it would come to this. >> tonight the show of support for young page that left her stunned. >> a local dog's unusual talent going viral tonight and get this she's not the only famous pet in this delaware county family. ♪ >>> guy walking down the 400 block of lombard street in society hill smashes a car window and steals what's inside in the middle of the day. he scopes out the parked car walking by it several times then he just busts out the driver's side window. philadelphia police say he got away with more than $3,000 worth of things. if you recognize this guy give pleases a call. >>> day at a philadelphia nail salon turned into nightmare. car smashed right into the business one person died. two others are hurt. many more ar

spring allergy season in full bloom and this year allergy sufferers are really going to feel it. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what's happening now and what we should expect. report. >> itchy eyes, runny nose, dry throat, life just becomes miserable report roar that's what happened to tony every allergy season. worse yet, his wife loved the outdoors. >> she loves to go to parks. she loves mick 96. but i would would be so miserable report roar this time of year was also miserable for this woman. >> because of the tree pollens and it's usually a real terrible season for moore. >> reporter: allergists have seen a deaf increase in patients calling in seeking relieve and he expects it to get really bad very soon. >> wet winter arc lot of pollen pent up there we're looking at a future pollen tsunami over the next couple of weeks. as soon as we see a couple warm days we get a pollen burst and people sensitive to tree pollen that's in the air now. >> there's climate change. global warming led to pollen season starting earlier and lasting longer. riseing carbon dioxide levels m

but in palm springs, residents consume three times more water than the state average. in the middle of the desert this entire region draws its water from deep underground. from aquifers. with steady growth and more neighborhoods like this one continuing to pop up that water supply is vanishing. stephanie is the water police. all alone covering 1,000 square miles, and 100,000 homes. are you overwhelmed with how much you must control? >> i'm very busy yes. >> reporter: this is what she finds every >> palm springs is a symbol of the waste, but also a symbol of the opportunity. historically in california green, lush lawns were the ideal. but we need to reevaluate reexamine that ideal. >> reporter: in this desert community, to save water, they must now draw a line in the sand. miguel almaguer nbc news palm springs. >>> still ahead here tonight, how do you live to be 100? from the five places in the word where people live longer than anywhere else. and the american city racing to follow their le >>> and later, the teen who just got accepted to every ivy league school there i

would you want your daughter to go to this spring seeing all the footage that we have? do you have a daughter? there were 11 girls sexually assaulted this year. would you want your daughter there? >> are you going to let me answer? >> yeah go ahead. >> are you going to let me answer the question or speak over me? what kind of question is that, mr. hannity? do you have a daughter? >> yes. >> how would you answer that question? >> absolutely no. my daughter wouldn't be going to your club in panama city beach. how about yours? >> my daughter's been here many times. what you describe does not go on in my club. >> i didn't say it went on in your club. i said you were mad that we exposed the truth. we didn't make up any of the videos. nor did we make up any of the statistics. let me run through them with you. from the years we've now been covering, 81% increase in the number of police reports in panama city beach. calls for service in the area has gone up 49%. total beach ordinances in the area, that's 34,600%. total arrests up to a 237% increase. drug arrests up 370%. weapon

we are in spring. becoming spring like. you will feel it tomorrow. clouds in san francisco friday morning. but by afternoon, 65 degrees downtown. there is the shot at rain. model goes -- right? more systems to the north. they don't do much. more dry weathers. 68 vallejo. we had record temperatures last week. 70 santa clara. 73 gilroy. along the coast, cooler. we will see the patchy coastal fog pick up. when it gets hot inland, cool coast, winds kick up and blow the water away off the motion and brings up the cold -- ocean and brings up the cold weather. the pattern, the feed back is happening right now. it is spring. >> something i know when i am fishing. [ laughter ] >>> baseball teams in early action today and golf fans could be witnessing the next senitation, no better -- sensation, no better place than the masters. and at 7:00 p.m. 5 years after the san bruno pipeline explosion, the pg&e fine. and how an incident 25 years ago may come back to haunt the star of madmen. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride

>> reporter: in texas posing with the blue bonnets is a rite of spring. are no exceptions. >> she saw the blue bonnets and the first thing she said is oh my gosh. and she started running through them and roll them. >> they have this magical charisma people love. >> reporter: andrea is director of horticulture at the ladybird johnson wild flower center in austin. lady bird, she says, was a woman ahead of her time who knew if people began to care about the flowers, they'd begin to care about the planet. >> she was very sensitive to the importance that nature plays and wanted to share that with people. and the joy of the wildflowers and the joy of nature. >> reporter: so lured by the lupines they come. a picture a must. but there's indian paint brush too, and so much more if you stop to look. >> it's magical, you know? just one little minute of spring. >> reporter: though texas is still in a drought, winter rains have brought a bumper crop of wildflowers this year. our gratitude to lady bird, who used to say where flowers bloom so does hope. harry smith, nbc

this is national cherry blossom week and also spring break. this is a big deal to the city local economy. coming up at 6:00 we'll take you to northeast washington and the campus. we were there covering an all together different story when the power went out. >> looking forward to that. >> they won't forget this at all. >> the pictures of the power outages from our area are really

dawn has got the yellow on for spring. >> in the spirit. >> it finally feels like spring out there. >> gorgeous today, scott. >> it really was a chilly start but the high made it up to 67 degrees. we saw a lot of sunshine it i hope you enjoyed it high clouds have begun to stream in and rainfall is on the horizon as early as overnight for some. as we look at the temperatures right now, though, still pretty comfortable. 64 degrees. humidity low at 28%. but it is windy. look at the current wind gusts right now close to 30 miles per hour along the i-95 corridor. but thanks to the wind direction out of the south today those temperatures climbed into the 60s. still pretty nice, trenton checking in at 63 degrees. likewise in wilmington. we have 62 that's a popular number for lancaster reading allentown as well as pottstown. upper 50s right now around the millville, vineland area. as we look to the south temperatures are even warmer into the low 70s for at hasn't at a. mid 80s right now in dallas. we're not goinging get that warm tomorrow some locations will flirt with 70 degrees tomorrow des

today, back to spring. but a nice spring day. few thin clouds are moving through the area right now and the sun is minutes away from coming up in the pocono mountains pinpoint looks like the stage has been set at lake wallenpaupack. a beautiful scene there. a little cool outside. the temperatures have dropp

trying to get on the vine street expressway using ease wound side of 76 you may have to hop off at spring garden and maneuver through that way while they work on that construct. eastbound on the vine street expressway between schuylkill and broad is closed, all lanes blocked until 6:00 a.m. i believe i said 5:00 before. traveling mass transit the there are no delays but majors are running very smooth right now, erika. >>> police are investigating a gruesome discovery after a man was found dead inside a burning car in southwest philadelphia a. fire fighters responded to a koran fire in the area of hog island and fort mifflin road, yesterday afternoon. they found a honda a two door coupe, fully engulfed in flames, there were in witness's long the the desolate stretch of roadway near the philadelphia international the airport. >> they extinguish the fire in the front driver's seat of the car. it is believed to be a male body was charred all the way down to the bone. >> reporter: tag is still visible on the car. investigators are still working to identify victim and establish an exact cause o

this happened in spring valley, new york.wearing a wolf mask and armed with a knife walk into the salon and demanded cash cash. even scarier the workers four-year-old daughter was with her at the time. she handed the robber 200 bucks and he took off. police are still looking for him tonight. >>> very scary. >>> well strange tire tracks and footprints in the snow around your place are enough to make you anxious right? >> cameras help a bucks county woman learn who is making them and keeping them up at night. but when phone calls failed to stop their behavior she called fox 29 investigates. here's jeff cole. >> reporter: it was in some freshly fallen february snow that amethyst bush first found unexpected tire tracks outside her home. >> were you scared? were you fearful. >> i was nervous. >> reporter: why? >> absolutely. >> reporter: why? >> because who expects that. >> reporter: the bensalem township woman wanted to know who riding off the stone driveway that leads to her cedar shingled cottage in the midst of an old methodis

if you are outside for the spring spring in mulika this morning, bundle up you need a winter jacket. >> you feel it opening up the front door. good morning. 6:17. live look at schuylkill expressway. in the bad right now east and westbound we got rid of the accident on the westbound side near the gladwynn interchange the the penndot salt shed there. traffic is moving again. little bit of the backup leaving city line up and up the hill. even they the accident is cleared, lanes are opened still a backup heading westbound out towards conshohocken. check out the rest of the road 295 northbound an accident right here near black horse pike working your way north of bell mar roosevelt boulevard southbound, inner drive an accident right at rising sun avenue with police on the scene there. the new jersey transit river line running with 30 minute delays because of signal problems this morning. rest of the south jersey looking good, but a structure problem with this center ton road bridge popped up yesterday so they closed it that is stretch that goes over the rancocas creek. you have to go up t