and >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to davos, switzer land. one of the issues taking -- joining us right now are the co-founders of bridge international academies, dr. shannon may and jay kimmelman. they found a way to give thousands of school aged kids who live in poverty education for what you might pay for a gallon of milk or a cup of coffee. you guys are the largest chain of private schools in africa. how does the whole model work? >> it starts by putting the parent first as a customer and treating them like a customer, th then building a business model around that technology. we change the educational opportunities for hundreds of thousands of children. but really clanging what you do in the classroom and making technology to make that a very different experience. >> we should tell people that this is in areas where people make an average of about $2 a day. they can do this for $5 a month to send their children to this school? >> that's correct. what we have done is taken a systems approach and looking at all the different parts of the ed

so all the way over in switzer land. dog an interview from philadelphia., having trouble hearing. this will not go well. >> just let alex lead the charge. >> woman that i talk to right here confused, holding her ear. what did you just say what? long fingers. does she play the piano? will let alex take charge. you take over that interview. >> oh, no. gosh, just got words in the news room here again. we've got horrible accident on the turnpike. >> on route 73, we just learned three people are dead in this horrible accident this morning. >> so we will get another update on this, sue do you know the latest? >> the car went out of control into the woods. three people apparently in the car at the time. and all three are reported to have died in the accident. >> that's a close up through the trees from our camera that's on the scene of what's going on at the scene of the accident. there are still major delays, this is southbound on the new jersey turnpike just south of the exit for route 73. and there have been lanes blocked all morning long, as a result. since t

>> thank you neck update at 8:55, up next on cbs this morning, charlie roads in switzer lands, for thelds economic forum. for more local news weather traffic and sports on the "cw you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> looking live right now storm scan3 tracking another storm system, and another one headed our way. katie is tracking all of this for you how it will impact your weekend coming up. >> out on the roads, oh man you don't want to be there. watching us, you aren't there that's good thing vittoria joins because check of the roads. >> right now two suspicious car fires in one northeast philly neighborhood sparks an arson investigation overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at one scene, on ditman street, in talcony where the fire damage add house and a neighbor's car. jan, good morning. >> good morning it really is surprising, this huge car fire didn't spread inside any of these homes in the neighborhood. ta

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if you pay them $32,000, this company is in switzer land, they promise to come up with a original famer child. >> and we're talking about never used before. okay? $32,000 for that. now why is it so much money the company says hire whole team of people tone sure that the baby's name is truly one after kind. so it is like investigators, to go out, check all of the registers. >> weirds. >> it includes 14 brain stormers, four historians, 12 translaters, two attorneys, and 100 hours of warning. and in return, what do you get? you get 15 to 25 original names, and then you can choose from that list. the unique list. >> what a waste of money. $32,000. >> that is a lot of money. but totally something special to know that your child is the only one out there with that name. >> i'll tell this, coming up later in the program in the 8:00 hour, we will de a story about a couple that name their kid after that chocolate goo, that chocolate sauce. >> spread? nut tell a. >> ya. >> chocolate spread. >> they wanted to name their kid nut tell a. and a judge said they couldn't do it, we'll explain that whol