because if we make it clear that we don't settle frivolous lawsuits, people will not sue us.le problem with patent trolls is they assume you will follow their calculus where it is cheaper to pay them and go to court. we broke that. cory: i want to ask how old you are. because you're showing an enormous maturity or maybe lack thereof. to have the onions to go against these guys. guest: hindsight is 20/20, we won and now everyone says we made the right choice. it wasn't easy. you might not have been able to make the choice we did but we raised $50 million, this case would not put us out of business either way. we decided our goal was to build a lasting brand, a 100 year business areas and it was in our interest. we might not get sued again, but maybe after the third or fourth troll we kill it will realize it -- people will realize it does not make sense to throw a bs lawsuit at us. cory: when i will say about these guys, they e-mailed me and they said we are an operating business and we are not patent trolls. and we do not like being called patent trolls. we are in operating bu

if we make it clear we don't settle frivolous lawsuits people won't sue us.blem with patent trolls as they assume you will follow their calculus where it's cheaper to pay them off and go to court. cory: i'm debating whether i should ask how old you are because you are showing enormous maturity or maybe lack there of. >> hindsight is 2020. here's how we thought about it. if you are a very early stage company, you may not have been able to made the choice -- make the choice we did. this case was not going to put us out of business. our goal is to build a lasting brand and a 100 year business stop we might get sued again. we already had to trolls that went away after seeing our defense year but maybe after the third or fourth troll we kill, people will realize it's not ok to throw abs lawsuit at life 360. cory: we've reached out to them and they said we are an operating business and we are not patent trolls. we have invented some things and we are and operating business that uses those patents will stop >> no one likes being called a troll and part of our strate

that this group -- that we know this group invented it, ignore that just go ahead and if they try to sue us, we'll step on them. or we'll get -- we'll get the rules of the game changed in congress so that they don't have a chance to sue us. that bill basically, the s. 632, the bill in the senate, specifically allows higher education and smaller entities to be identified basically as legitimate owners and thus what we have is we are protecting the actual little guys and their educational institutions. and basically what we also have in the senate bill is something that's identified -- that identifies what bad faith, and these demand letters which are frivolous lawsuits, it actually gives strength and power to thwart these frivolous lawsuits without damaging the rights of the small inventor and the traditional rights of the american people. so we are up against a major fight but here we have a good piece of legislation in the senate in s. 632 and a crony capitalism bill here h.r. 9, here in the house. the american people have to at times get involved or things will go haywire in our country.

aaron: they didn't sue us, so. they probably shouldn't. sure we sent them some traffic for new customers. [laughter] emily: but tweeting as much as you do, why do you do it? aaron: well, maybe one myth that i actually can dispel is that i generally tweet only once or twice a day. emily: so you are way behind mark andreessen. you are not at 100 tweets a day. aaron: i am sort of between peter thiel and mark andreessen in my tweet volume. no, it's my one outlet that a pr team does not control for me to be able to just share my thoughts on the technology industry. emily: i guess i wonder, like, why aren't you more scared? aaron: that might be partly generational. i mean, i grew up on chat rooms. i'm sure i will say something stupid someday that i wake up to in the morning and pull a donald trump or something, and then regret tweeting for the rest of my life. emily: how much of it is strategy? aaron: it is probably less actually, strategic than you might think. because my brain is sort of all over the place. so it is actually very representativ

it lows corporations to have to have the standings of governments and sue us for environmental laws laborotections and say that those things are impeding on their profits or anticipated profits. take us before a secret tryibunatribunal and we have to pay them penalties or change the longs. zbll and finally congressman defazio, where is nancy pelosi on this? and why isn't she more vocal? and if the democrats in the house are so concerned about middle class jobs they ought to be screamg from the top of the capitol on this. your thoughts on that? >> well our leadership is a bit divided. i believe that leader pelosi is thus far opposed. but our whip steny hoyer, is in favor. so there's a split. and usually the caucus doesn't take a decision. there's about, as usual, 85% of us opposed to it. and they're fighting over getting a few democrats. every one of these agreements has been a massive majority of republicans and a small minority of democrats, and they're fighting tooth and nail to get that small minority to bite that off, to pit spit those people out. >> leader pelosi was very strong in p

sue, tell us all about the snow. then we'll tell chris why his nickname is five below. >> just remember it is a good thing, it is a compliment. >> oh, okay. >> we'll show you how how far south the storm stretches all the way down to texas frontal system we'll see low areas of low pressure kind of move along this front throughout the day today because it will be snowing we predict throughout most of the day today. you see the transition, moving a little further south. just right along the delaware river there where it is starting to happen. we haven't seen the snow here in philadelphia yet. but i think it is just moment away because the north philadelphia, in haverford in montgomery county, concord out there delco and chester still has some rain. we look to the north no snow yet in trenton but up in buckingham, bucks county, it looks like the transition has happened. probably starting to accumulate in allentown, and other part of the lehigh valley. still, rain and some dry slot down to the south of us. that's what's h

their modus operandi, sue us. we do. suing health care epa, irs.erri: waist of time though. >> waist of time of course. money. gerri: should do things right the first time. >> you bet. gerri: pleasure to have you on the show tonight. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, gerri. gerri: now we want to know what you think. here is our question tonight. has the federal government lost its ability to control spending? log on to gerriwillis.com to vote. i will share the results at the end of tonight's show. >>> coming up we have another big, big cyberattack. it exposed over 11 million folks personal information. could you be one of them? the secrets the government doesn't want you to know about. a new book shows how you can max mize the social security benefits to earn up to thousands of dollars more every year legally. the coauthor of that book is here to explain coming up. gerri: social security is a major source of income for most seniors in america, no surprise there but my next guest says too many of them are leaving money on the table and don't even kno

freeway and it could be a problem through fairly. >> more now on the accident at fairfield that sue told us the scene showing where the taxi went off 80 and landed on a frontage road. this is where 680 americans eastbound 80. the c.h.p. says the cab with two far."es was northbound on 80 and it veered across the lane when it transitioned 280 and rolled over. the driver survived but a far. died at the sketch. the other person was taken to the fairfield hospital with unspecified injuries. >> additional officers are joining the investigation into the mysterious murder of a ucfs dental student in her own home. police discover new evidence: he personal belongings in richmond two miles from her home in albany. amy hollyfield? >>> police are hoping by release this information it will generate some new leads and help them. police say they found a coat hand back inside a richmond trash can with an i.d. and credit cards and a bag of blood-stained clothing. it all belonged to murder victim 37-year-old randhir kaur. she was found last week inside her home with a gunshot wound to the head. investigators

used to seeing. white and green and pink all over the radar. sue'sng to time out this storm, and tell us how long this will last. and treacherous travel. whether you are flying, or you're driving, your trip, anywhere this morning, will be off to a slow slick start. bob kelly's keeping an eye on the highways and the skies for us. good day everybody, it is wednesday, march 5th, 2015. we have your school closings and delays, scrolling at the bottom of your screen. don't forget send yours us your pictures, use facebook, instagram, twitter. use the hashtag #fox29snow. sue, someone just asked the question, do you want to see rain? that's all we have right now. no no, no, wait until the snow comes because it is coming, flight. >> right. we want to know when it transitions, and that's why we appreciate your input so much. because, the transition is happening. want to show you how big this storm is. this is a cold front that he stretches all the way down to texas. and then we expect several waves of low pressure to mover along this front. and give us all of t

us and the government. we would not get the mother load we would if we had access if you accuse someone of being a pyramid scheme and they sue you saying they are not, then we have the right to actually have access to their records to prove it and that would put us in a position as strong as the ftc in terms of getting documents and materials. that is why they don't do that. erik: i want to understand what you are just saying. george sartre whom stephanie and i know, very well-respected pr executive, pitched what exactly? the allegation that stopped me list -- manipulate -- stock manipulation took place or something based in fact that they are investigating stock manipulation? there's a big difference. bill: my understanding that the story was pitched by george sartre multiple times. i have heard this from the press directly. he is entitled to do that. as far as i understand, the government has contacted some employees or subcontractors of global strategy group. they are a firm that we hired. the reason why i am on your show as i am happy to answer any questions you have about any thing that we have done. when someone comes

aria bucks campus hospital being treated. >> reporter: route one still shut down as you heard sue update us, karen. it is a haze to go hear why police are out there doing speed patrols even with the. nine officer to help out on a sunday night. when you have vehicles going over a hundred miles an hour that will make you think twice about being on route one and route 13 in falls township. >> the k-9 officer was just helping out he didn't have have his k-9 partner with him at the time of the crash, do you know? >> reporter: i have not been able toe that interview. that is my question was the the dog in the car and was the the dog okay but usually k-9 officers have their dog with them. they have that cage in the back. we will get that answer and get it the to you when we see you a at 4:30. >> thanks, we appreciate it, as always. >>> darby boro police officer diets after being shot inside of his own home and police are questioning his girl friend. our jenny joyce now has latest on this investigation good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. we know mark hudson's girl friend was taken in fo

us now. welcome back. good to see you. >> thank you, sue. >> how do you interpret the data? we were saying yes, job growth is good but has it slowed down a little bit from what we've seen recently? >> yes, it has slowed but it's off from a very torrid pace over the last three months we've created over a million jobs. that's over 300 k. that's not sustainable but 200,000, 250,000, i think that's where we are. that's a pretty good number by any historical standard. i think the economy is in good shape. >> 3.3 million new jobs over the past year a long time for that. unemployment down in every single state. it's been decades since that has happened. why doesn't it feel better mark? >> i think it's wage growth. you know despite the very strong job growth there are so many unemployed and underemployed. it's taking a while to absorb all of those potential workers but the good news is at the current rate of job growth by mid next year i think we'll be back to full employment which means everyone who wants a job will have it and at that point, we should have some pretty strong wage

us. >> brand new month. sue is here with us. mike is checking the forecast.a little bit of rain over the weekend. >> a little bit today. even less. almost the same set up an area of low pressure is dropping over us. we have a little bit of moisture showing up. i don't think it is reach the ground. if it does, live doppler hd will show sprinkles. here is how we look from sutro tower. it is hazy because of the moisture. temperature in the upper 40s to 50s. by noon a little bit of sunshine and mid-50s to 60. this afternoon we have a window of scattered showers and a clap of thunder with small hail. it will not be a repeat of saturday. >> sue you hope with for no trouble... >> we have a couple of things. in san rafael at 101 southbound, from novato it is looking good beyond the civic center, it is choppy but moving fine. san mateo bridge the same, light this morning over to foster city. problem point in san francisco north 101 at the 280 junction you can see the red. we have three vehicles all lanes are blocked here. c.h.p. is not yet arrived on the scene with an

us. >>> i am eric thomas. >> i am sue hall. and meteorologist mike nicco is here. >> it will prove you do not need the umbrella today but you will need the sunglasses. maybe a heavier coat as we look at the camera. winds are light. temperatures are up to ten degrees cooler from 36 to 50. tons of sunshine. dry conditions at noon. around 60. we will be in the upper 60s at the coast. low-to-mid 60s not rest us at 4:00. this evening we will see stars and low-to-mid 50s. big time warming trend in the forecast. >>> sue, how are the roads? >> off to a good start. we will look at the bay bridge. just a minor delay, the cash-paying lanes. on the upper deck everyone is at the limit in san francisco. we have the golden gate bridge with four lanes in san francisco and they have reconfigured that for the commute. everyone is at the limit here. road work not so much on 580 but we have it on highway 4. looking good coming out of the central valley a minor slowing. >> it is now 5:01. we have breaking news in antioch where police are investigat

us. >> i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. >> sue and drew are here joining us. >> are you awake yet drew? he is a zombie. >> great to be with you with great weather. a lot sunshine and a warming trend. here is the day planner. the sun is up at 7:26 on thursday morning. temperatures starting out in the 50s with a few clouds giving way to a ton of sunshine by the afternoon. mild, and 70s inland and low-to-mid 60s along the coast. >> thank you we will keep going. >> the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights are not on yet and we do have a bit of a delay for cash paying folks that is typical with the metering lights here the next 15 or 20 minutes to walnut creek, south 680, a few brake lights beyond north maine to the 24 junction and you will see slowing but 24 is looking good to the caldecott tunnel. here is a look at the drive time from the central valley from highway 4 antioch to concord and san rafael to the city is the good drive right now at 5:30 >>> you monitoring this, with law enforcement armies gathered in and around sunnyvale searching for two suspects who led they will on a

playground equipment covered in snow, not how we use usually usher in spring here, but snow is not keeping people from taking part in an annual spring tradition. as sueson shows us who doesn't love a chilly treat even on a chilly day. >> all of the bizarre sites and sounds on this alleged first day of spring none of them come close to the oddity of this. we want water ice. kids adults seniors bundled from head to t toe shivering while shoveling the ice into their hands into the mouths all while ignoring the ice on the ground. even with the wind wiping biting flurries in their eyes people kept coming to this rita's on city a avenue. it's all a bit strange i got to tell you. it's bringing a smile to people's faces. they look up and say what the heck. the real answer of course every window no matter the weather on the first day of spring you can get water ice without paying for it. >> i mean it's free so we're going to come. when you are peggy tire with six kids home early from school forget about the first day of spring it might as well be christmas. >> my favorite word, free. so last year rita's estimates they gave about 1.2 million water ices. this y

good day, it is thursday, march 19, thanks so much for joining us 4:00 a.m. and sue serio, fun at the watch party last night. i'm sure everyone is talking about empire this morning. >> it is the truth. sure were last night. so thanks to miss tootsie's south street, for hosting us there. good morning there is our favorite number, 29 degrees, we just aren't really thrilled when it is our temperature but that's how cold it is really outside. but look how cold it feels. 22 degrees is our windchill this morning with a 7-mile an hour breeze out of the northeast. sunrise will happen officially at 7:06 this morning. nothing show you on radar right now. this is what is headed our way. by the time it gets here this radar won't be all green. they'll see some white on it tomorrow and that will indicate yes snow for friday. 46 degrees will be our high today. chilly with decent amount of sunshine, but the clouds increase tonight as we get ready for the precipitation and it will be cold once again, with a low of 28. so that's your weather authority forecast for your thursday. and w

now, sue has something new for us. >> sue, i'll take the first half of the week rather than the second. >> how about yesterday? >> wasn't that beautiful? >> now the wind of change have arrived. blustery win every change, and you will feel it when you walk out the door this morning. you may have felt it if you were out late last night perhaps celebrating saint patrick's day so after a tuesday high of 68 degrees, it is going to be 15 to 20 degrees colder today, and yep, rain and/or snow expected on friday, depending on where you live. so that's with a we've got coming up with that, as our wild weather week continues lots of ups and downs, but that always happens change of season so here hear's ultimate doppler no clouds either temperatures are until the 20's in mount pocono, 34 in the city, 33 millville, 36 in wildwood. these are a lot colder than yesterday. look how much colder, 16 degrees colder, 11 degrees colder in the city, snow is going to be a bit of a shock to the system, but i know you didn't put your winter coat away yet. so don't just don't do that for awhile. windchills are i

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. >> sue herrera joins us from headquarters. ou and is still developing. at least 200 firefighters are at the scene of a seven-alarm fire and building collapse in the east village of new york city. at least one person has been critical injured. two buildings are now on fire near 2nd avenue and 7th street. there were reports of an explosion before the fire possibly a gas leak >>> an fbi expert told the jury in the trial of boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev said the bombs weren't that difficult to build. instructions are easily found on the internet >>> at least one person is dead after a semi collided with a simple texas overpass causing a beam to come crashing down on vehicles on the interstate below. the rig was too high to clear part of the overpass. traffic was halted in both directions. >>> overseas greece will encourage investors as part of reforms aimed at reaching a deal with its learned by monday. this is to unlock much needed aid for the embattled country. that's your cnbc update. back to you, kelly. >> sue thanks

us on this march 3rd. >>> we are about to start daylight savings. sue is here for leyla. meteorologist mike nicco is starting to family like spring. >> winter is behind us. the warmest ever for all of us and now we have warm weather on the way in the seven-day outlook. first, this morning, without an umbrella you will not need it and look at the lack of clouds and the beautiful sunrise developing on the camera. the day planner is up to ten degrees cooler this morning at 36 to 50. we will be right around 60 at noon. upper 50s to mid-60s from the coast to inland. clear and a lot of stars tonight add low-to-mid 60s by 7:00. >> now a check on the traffic situation this morning. sue? >> hotspots out there, and first at the san mateo bridge. it is busy. no major stalls or accidents on the span. it is 14-minute delay from the toll plaza to the san mateo side. trouble here on 9 byron highway. this is highway 4. there is slow traffic. trouble at the byron highway. we have a head-on collision. c.h.p. and ambulance enen route. avoid that area if you can. northbound 680 a problem and

sue serio, right? she not only gives us like 8,000 weather hits in the course of six hours, one in the hallways, news room, sue how is the weather just watch my forecast. so here is our chance. >> it is okay. hey, this is how we roll. we're here for awhile. but we have all the information you need to get you through not only this day but tomorrow, as well. so you see, there is rain in our area. you also see as you look back toward the wigs that there is lots of precipitation yet to come. we're colder temperatures are in the northwestern part of pennsylvania, there still is some snow. and there could be some dicey spots to the north and west every us, we'll look at that a little more in depth. for the philadelphia area temperatures have gotten to the point where it is pretty much rain. we're above freezing, little above freezing, but above freezing at 34 degrees. now, we have windchill of 27. we have sunrise exactly at 30:00, casino of milestone. as these days are getting longer. spring is getting closer, believe me, although with the forecast, you may not. so, that's a look at the ultimate doppler radar.

i know we are supposed to get another dumping of snow, sue has been telling us, tomorrow. today we might see people at stores like there is just loading up on the essentials, maybe the wiper fluid, maybe shovel, maybe the ice melt and the salt. because we are expecting this system to be decent, i guess if everything comes together as predicted. so yesterday we had really bad conditions. it was that mix of ice snow, and sleet on the roadways. people needed the scrapers and they needed the shovels and they had to take it easy on the roadways, and it took people a long time to get home. we talk to one guy who said it took him about 45 minutes to go two hours. we know penndot had reduced speeds on major roadways also the back roadways were clogged, so yesterday was not fun for anyone. people say that they're just fed one this winter season already. >> yes, i can handle the snow, i can wait it out, but the traffic is the worse. i mean, took me two and a half hours to get home tonight. so stop off here, get a bite to eat. >> freezing rain scares mere roads get icy. i would rathe

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here's sue again. tell us about the ski report. >> thanks mike.w on the side of your screen. there's no new snow for the ski report. heavenly up to 40 inches in some spots. no chains required at all today. if you're heading up this afternoon, squaw valley takes about 3:10 from highway 80 to the 89 cutoff. kirkwood, 53 inches. alpine meadows 43 inches. and a nice ride. and the closest to home sugar bowl, just about three hours. they are reporting the most snow with up to 72 inches in certain spots. and of course if we don't get any new, that will be dwindling over the warm weekend. that's your tahoe ski report. >>> a billion-dollar bet gone bust. why warren buffett's promise to shell out money for march madness will leave bracket hopefuls without a dime. >>> first, abc 7 news now. a li television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending sunday. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: that means sunday is your last chance to get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the

snow in the forecast, sue's tracking this for us. >> and, that means jenny joyce taking a look at our people prepping for the snow jenny? >> reporter: yes, that's right, guys. if you are running low on your winter weather essentials, you might want to hit the stores before you head to work. because these conditions are only going to get worse throughout the day today and then expect the snow tomorrow. we'll be right [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! >> you of soon all this will turn to snow watch can we expect here? sue has your forecast. >> no one expected. >> this one of the eagles biggest stars lesean mccoy traded to buffalo. we'll take a lack potential deal. and the potential future of the team for that matter. >> and how would you like to eat your way to healthier looking skin? i'll take.

sue loves a alliteration. we will let her wrap her mind around you as we want to you watch empire season finally with us. we are having a viewing party next wednesday night at miss tootsie's bar and restaurant at 1314 south street. the party starts at 8:00 p.m. all right, sue, super salacious soap opera. >> okay. a lot of us are hooked on this one. it is a week away, our count down to spring continues as we wait for the daffodils to come up and we had our share of decent wet they are week but we need to prepare you that it is very cold this morning. we are a week away from the vernal equinox 6:45 p.m. a week from today, equinox of course means day and night are almost equal in length. so what are we having? i guess spring-like showers on the way but with this system from the southwest and milder air moving in we have a lot of temperatures below freezing this morning but that will not be the case tonight. we're talking about rain and only rain as we look ahead to what will be happening with this system. still aways to go before it gets here. so as we look at the rest of the afternoon we do see clouds on th

us, welcome back. suzy great to see you. >> i missed you guys. and all of our viewers. >> my two favorite sues right >> so talk to us about the sung success issue. the language and tone seems to indicate the direction in which he's going. >> look he's got to be talking to shareholders. it is after all, the 50th anniversary. so it's a look back and also a look ahead. i think there's an obligation to talk about it. here's a man who was on cnbc this morning for three hours. the at 84 years old, do you think he's going to give up? he's having a great time. but he did say a couple of things that gave more hints. he said the board has been talking a lot about this. they have the right person. he said gender is not an issue, it could be a woman. but this person is ready to go into action within 24 hours if warren buffet dies or steps down. one thing that struck me is that charlie munger said in this letter in his version, our ambitions have no finish line. and that says to me that munger who is 91 and buffet who is 84 are going to keep on going. >> having followed him for many years, your instinct do

sue herera has the latest news for us. sue? >> yes, scott. we have more news and developments out of this incident at laguardia. just to recap, it was delta airlines flight 1086 originating out of atlanta, going to laguardia. it's an md-88, landed on runway 13. it skid off of runway 13. so far, the faa says it knows of no injuries, but a fire department spokesman for the city of new york says they are assessing people right now and so far it looks like any injuries that have occurred are minor. delta tells us the 125 passengers were on board as well as five crew members. they have been deplaning on crash slides. if you look at that video and focus on the right wing it's damaged, some reports by the associated press say it's -- the end has been sheared off, but the right wing is damaged and if you look at the nose of the plane, it is stuck in a fence. very bad weather conditions in the new york city area and laguardia has short runways anyway. those of us who travel for business, all the time, we -- most of the time we go out of newark or lagu

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us. have a great weekend. >> thank you, sue. >> mark lutini. >>> the rise of the machine as jobs become more and more automated and more manufacturers use robots what happens to workers? we'll give you the surprising >>> consumers increased their borrowing in january. at the slowest pace in more than a year. the federal reserve reports the borrowing expanded by nearly $12 billion in january. following an $18 billion gain in december as americans cut back on their credit card use. >>> staples shares fell after the retailer reported mixed fourth quarter results. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the office supply chain beat earnings by a penny but missed on sales with a stronger dollar and decreasing demand for computers and computer peripherals. the company saying sales for the current quarter fail to match those from last year. shares off almost 3% on this down day, finished at $16.05. investors cheered foot locker easily beat on the top and bottom lines. same store sales surged 10% thanks to strong holiday numbers, by the way: the stock 4% higher it closed at $59.37. >>> also be

. >> after a number after tends to get the agency to explain what went wrong sue cosby executive director called us to say while i don't know all the facts we're looking into it we have policies in place to protect families from dangerous animals. >> now director sue cosby said the dog was laced in garn teen and will be put down. we're live in hunting park. i'm dann cuellar "channel 6 action news," jim. >> all right. dann thank you. half a dozen cars were burned to a crisp tonight with a karif fordier caught fire in new castle county, delaware, it happened eastbound route 295 near route 9 before 7 bgz and the driver was able to separate cab from the card holder before the fire spread. she escaped yourry but the other did not. >> surveillance captured a group of man vandalizing jim's steaks causing thousands of dollars in danl. it happened 3 a.m. sunday when the restaurant was closed. the owner thinks the help were drunk and mad that they could not get in. >> after one bangs on the glass the second charges window launching his body into the place. kennett silver says both were shattered instead of t

us. market street in olde city. the it will be wet. sue's forecast straight ahead. in the meantime helicopter collide and explode killing ten in argentina near the edge of the andes mountains they were filming a popular european reality she call drop that involved dropping blindfolded celebrities into remote locations. a among the dead olympian gold medalist swinger camille, and alexis vasstein. the it does not appear that any americans were on board. >>> police are still looking for the person who poisoned a dog at britain's prestigious dog show. three-year old irish setter died after leaving the show with the belly full of poisoned beef. his owner says the dog was only a alone and unattended on the stand for public viewing. they refused to believe another competitor could have done such an awful thing. >>> britain's prince charles and his wife camilla will visit the united states next week. they will visit sites across the washington d.c. area in addition with meeting president obama. prince charles and camilla will visit arms forces retirement home in mount verno

us. >> would you think it is spring outside. wear different clothes. but sue i had to grab my coat and scarves this morning. >> i was thinking i got the to take this thing to the cleaners. but not yet. not yet. we're not able to do that just yet, i would say hold off for maybe a week or so, even though we have warmer temperatures in the seven day, briefly. satellite and radar showing cloud to the south of us but here in the metro it is clear and colder. thirty in philadelphia. twenty-three allentown. twenty-five in trenton. twenty-eight in wilmington. we have wind chills that are in the teens, good idea to dress for those wind chills in the teens. keep that winter coat around. make sure that the kids are bundled up at the the bus stop. teens and 20's is what it will feel like outside even though it is 30 degrees. thirty-five by lunchtime. forty-three is all we will manage with bright sunshine for a high temperature today but good news is unis set is late getting later, 16 minutes after 7:00 is your send set time. is there your planner for monday. chillier than

. >> sue can we use mild to describe the traffic? >> that is a fair statement. the san mateo bridge shows an early accident israel in the eastbound side which is picked up and westbound the commute, you will find a few brake lights approaching the high-rise and a continue minute drive from hayward to foster city. walnut creek south 680 headlights are coming in the northbound direction and tail lights with brake action to north main so expect a delay. in hair side of things we have an accident south 880 at industrial and a nice long stretch of traffic headed in the southbound direction for you and a new accident west 580 gumming things up there. >> thank you, sue. we continue to follow breaking news from the south bay. right now police are convassing several neighborhoods searching for two men would led them on a high speed chase. our reporter is on the scene with the very latest. matt? >> the focus of the investigation has changed in the past half hour. it is now in the sunnyvale neighborhood near where the police chase came to an end. in the last sure or so tha

the it is clear, cool but changes are coming just in time for the weekend, sue serio will tell us what to expect and when. >>> plus the nfl's leading rusher decides to join the bird demarco murray has signed with the eagles more on the changing face of the team straight ahead. dallas cowboy fans are not happy with losing the best offensive player of 2014. >> but that woman with him is, she's smiling big. >> he is now very very, very rich, more coming up. >>> good day, it the is friday march 13th 2015. a shout out to alex who came up to mike and me and said we watch you have morning at 5:00 o'clock. >> what about linda said keep calm it is friday the 13th and it is my birthday. happy birthday to linda. >> another shout out to your folks final hi joining us a and they came for perfect weather, sue serio. >> we got rid of the snow. a week ago we were starting to dig out from the the snow that felon thursday. now it is a whole different story. we are giving you a seven out of ten today with 34 degrees and those clear skies that made it colder will also mean that we will start out with suns