fbi agents who are based in springfield, illinois have been in washington this week. they've been wanting to talk to people. so i think he has an enormous legal problem right now, and there will be a grand jury in springfield and very soon they'll start hearing testimony. >> right, ken, one of the reasons why i guess we're talking about jail time is because his own father brought it up. >> thanks dad. >> yeah thanks dad, in that doorstep interview. what do you make of those comments from his father? >> yeah little bizarre. certainly not helpful for the son if he's potentially mouthnting a defense here if charges are brought. but there's something to it. this idea like either he's going be in jail or he's going to be successful this is a really hard charging dude. he was working with a ticket brokerage when he was in middle school. he was elected to the school board when he was 19. he was doing real estate deals when he was in college. he was elected to congress at a young age. so he really pushed the envelope, he pushed the envelope on his spending when he was in offi

. >> reporter: now i talked to delegate dave albo who is a state lawmaker from springfield who helped write the law that gave transurban the write to operate the express lanes and i asked him about these high fees and fines. he said well, virginia didn't have $1 billion to build the express lanes. transurban did. i'm peggy fox reporting live in falls church. back to you. >> i imagine this is not the last we'll hear of this. based on a judge's ruling in a recent case, lisa is hoping her attorney gets her judgment thrown out so she can keep her license. >>> yes, it is spring and we're still talking about snowflakes. chief meteorologist topper shutt is tracking who has the best chance now at seeing flurries. >> i would say probably the i- 270 corridor perhaps, again nothing serious. this is not going to hurt the cherry blossoms. let's talk about the futurecast. 8:00 tonight clouds and temperatures, chilly, low 40s, upper 40s downtown. 24 hours ago we were in the mid- to upper 70s. by 10:00 you can walk the dog. it will be dry, 42 in leesburg, manassas, 46 downtown. by 7:00 we clear out b

. >>> one springfield mom hoped for in her son's wedding. >> she's still waiting for the price les memories and -- priceless memories. >> reporter: she thought a rockville based photography company would deliver on the moment and the memories of a lifetime. but that's not what she got. >> very impressed with what she showed us. >> reporter: these images are what convinced her to hire the photography company to capture her son's wedding. when she got an early look of what was to come -- >> the quality is not there. like what you saw on the website. >> reporter: she asked the business to make changes. >> i waited until the fall. nothing came. i waited for the winter. nothing came. i was like wait a minute. this is getting ridiculous. >> reporter: she says she is still waiting for photos, a video, the hard drive and the wedding cake knife to be returned. she's not the only dissatisfied customer. an online search of the company turns up similar complaints. >> they don't answer my calls. they don't answer my e-mails and you know, i'm a working professional. i don't have time to go knocking on th

right now the worst of it is northern missouri and also starting to head down toward the springfield area. later today we will see severe wetder. 5:00 p.m. this evening we could have strong storms. that's the state of missouri and heading toward st. louis and wednesday, maybe a few tornadoes. we haven't had any in the month of march. wednesday p.m. the area of concern, st. louis, oklahoma ski city back down toward dallas. severe weather season has arrived. it's overdue. >> sounds like it's going to be serious in some parts as well. >>> a big overnight report leads today's top stories. have spied on iran talks and apparently they shared what they learned to try to sync a potential nuclear deal but have denying it. this morning america has fewer eyes on the ground in a country on the brink of civil war. gem yemen has gotten to dangerous. they tell us about 350 special ones were air lifted out of the country. millions ofs of worth of equipment for destroyed to keep them from falling into enny hands. >> in utah a bill signed to allow a firing squad. and after ted cruz's presidential anno

already 54 from downtown washington, 53 in springfield and reston. we are on our way to around 60 degrees for much of the immediate metro area. we do have rain on the way but that is going to bring an end to the nice comfortable conditions. of course the rain is going to impede your progress as you are heading home from work on tuesday. a dry white home for this evening. as we head into tuesday morning showers on the approach but this is not a big deal. the reason tuesday is a yellow alert day is because more rain is approaching. here we are at noon and it is already raining through the panhandle of west virginia. for the evening drive, the rain intensifies and you can see darker green, an indication of heavier rainfall. we will have steadier rain during the rush even toward dinner time on tuesday. it has a lot of moisture with it. we'll track it for you and see when it finally moves out on futurecast coming up in the first alert 7-day. >>> air strikes by a u.s.-led coalition hit a syrian oil refinery under control of the islamic state at the time. 3

hail and lightning was also spotted in the area near springfield. there were no reports of damage or injury though. >>> well, the state of massachusetts is asking for federal disaster relief to help cover the cleanup costs following record-setting snowfall. the state wants ten counties to be declared disaster areas following a series of major storms. massachusetts spent about $400 million on snow removal. the state is seeking 75% reimbursement. >>> this morning italy's court is expected to rule on the appeal of aamanda knox in the murder of a student. she and her boyfriend were convicted for a second time. she was found dead back in her apartment back in 2007. knox spent nearly four years in jail during the investigation but now lives in seattle. if appeal is denied prosecutors could ask for her extradition. testimony on tuesday focused gun evidence they say shows the defendant play add key role in the attacks. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: new video appears to show dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev leaving a firing range last december. an analyst

. >> springfield supervisor pat hag ga ter is asking for the resignation the bob bossi. >> unless i hear something different from the emails, we will be asking for a certain county attorney to determine it. it is that bad. it is a serious breach of their duties. >> now that he has gotten the files that he requested. commonwealth attorney has resume his investigation. >>> there was a class action suit against the rams and the man who owns it. the man secretly recording women in a location. other unknown possible victims. the civil suits seeks three million dollars in civil damages. and it violates certain laws. >>> and they call themselves free range parents. the child protective services call them neglectful and a mom and dad plan to fight this and we have a national debate. >> well, you know the story began last december in wood side park, the children were playing on their own and then they decided to walk home. that's about a mile that way. and down towards silver spring and spotted by people walking alone and they call police and that is when protective children services got involved

more or less damaging rain hail i don't think many all the way from springfield, fort smith. the bigger chance and first day of severe weather that will be more widespread will be on wednesday and that will be the middle of the country. we'll have to watch areas from abilene, wichita falls, oklahoma city fort smith and some way clip the dallas area. that's the big headline for the next few days. severe weather for the heartland. as far as forecast for today, to the west fine a little warmerr two. most areas of california will be dry. >>> looking at the weather along that flight path for the airbus that has crashed. didn't look like any big storms were in the path either. >> thank you for looking at that. new details come into nbc news about the plane crash involving 153 passengers. it has crashed in southern france. the pilot of the aircraft made a distress call before the plane disappeared from radar around 6:00 a.m. eastern time. new details right after the break. you're watching "early today." i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits

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yvonne selke graduated from springfield high school in 1975. she had told friends she was going to be at her 40th reunion in the fall. the current principal of the school showed us yearbook photos of yvonne. she still has family members living a few blocks from the school. one of yvonne's former classmates says she was heart broken when she realized yvonne was among the crash victims. >> i heard about the daughter and i'm, like well this is our local connection to the crash victims, and i thought somebody should stand up for yvonne because she grew up in delaware county here. >> the class of '75 reunion has a special tribute page dedicated to yvonne. our coverage of the murder in the sky continues in about ten minutes and we will speak with the local pilot and aviation expert about the mental health of pilots and the training requirements requirements. >>> happening now, former players and dignitaries are gathering to remember a former football legend. chuck bednarik died at the age of 89. deanna durante is live in bethlehem where a public view

the plane was owned by the springfield resident and the cause of the crash is still under investigation but the ntsb says preliminary findings should be released next week. in fredricksburg, mike conneen, abc 7 news. jummy: this noon the controversy continues over indiana's new religious freedom restoration act. critics say it allows business owners to discriminate against members of the lgbt community. john gonzalez has more on why governor mike pence says he's not backing down. john? john: a lot of clarifying going on. indiana politicians are scrambling this afternoon to deal with the fallout from this new law called the religious freedom restoration act meant to prevent the government from forcing organizations to provide services that run against their religious beliefs. 19 other states have similar legislation. but critics think this indiana law gives the businesses the green light to discriminate against gays and lesbians on religious grounds. the governor mike pence insisted there would be no change to the law but republican leaders this afternoon are already working on a fix add

. >> reporter: springfield supervisor pat herrity said he would call for the resignation of him and another attorney in his office. >> the issue of our motknowing -- not knowing that the commonwealth attorney wanted to talk with us, apparently it was on a different issue, different case, but we should have been told that. and we weren't and that's not okay. >> david bobsian announcing he'll retire june 30th of 2016 and also reorganizing his office. as you heard today there's this new commission appointed to review police practices for police involved incidents and a variety of people will be on this from police officers to academics and also people from the media. i'll be taking part in that process and of course report back on what the commission comes up with. reporting live in fairfax peggy fox wusa 9. >>> if you thought the district's brand new marijuana law might allow you to get your buzz on at the local watering hole the dc council is saying slow your role. and today they moved to restrict marijuana use in bars and clubs. advocates of the new law say that's not what the voters wanted

they will run on march 28th, the springfield parade, said they will make a decision by 8:00 a.m. thomas to whether the the weather will impact their parade and sunday philly parade here downtown: mike and alex, back to you. >>> you have seen this picture of new blonde kim kardashian. >> that is platinum. >> but i'm telling you it is a trend overnight, the day after she did it. >> when kim kardashian does it other people to have do it. it is hard to get your hair that light. >> how bad is it on your hair, how long does it take. >> we will talk about that in the the 9:00 o'clock hour, kim is talking to us. we are talking about hot heads. she has licensing hair here, but short hair there. it is the new rage in hair extensions. and this doesn't h >>> the reveal of the platinum blonde woman isn't until the 9:00 o'clock hour. i know you want longer, fuller hair. who doesn't. >> problem is you have to wait and do all of the stuff to get it. but jen has some secrets for us. >> that is right, she's in newtown square. >> yes, it is a cool place, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we'

he was killed at his springfield home in 2013 but it took almost a year and a half before some basic information about the incident was even released. the county board chairman says the board's goal is to increase transparency. >> i think it would be wrong for us to delay making some positive changes. >> this is a reaction to the latest nasty story in the media. >>> a citizens group called justice for john gear says the panel does not go far enough. they released a statement tonight calling for a permanent independent oversight board. >>> the u.s. department of justice is expected to release a scathing report tomorrow that details racial bias within the ferguson police department. it comes six months after a white police officer shot and killed michael brown, an unarmed black teenager. coming up how the feds are reacting and the racially charged comment thes uncovered. >>> a live look at the capitol tonight. congress is sending a clean bill for president obama to sign that will fund the department of homeland security through september. the house passed the legislation this afternoon

another crash in springfield township, new jersey as well. that is your ride now back to kate with the check of the forecast. >> it is looking good, again today, a a lot like monday if you remember monday, even like yesterday, as well, we have got some sunshine expect. it will be cooler then yesterday but temperatures in the 50's so we cannot complain. that is where we should be. our triple sweep not showing anything locally zoom down to the gulf of mexico to find our next weather maker a storm bringing rain to texas and louisiana. the it will get here for us tomorrow night. we have all day to day and all day tomorrow with dry weather before the rain comes in and steady rain will be overnight friday night in the first half of the day on saturday. your forecast, sunny, breezy, cooler but still night. 51 degrees. north west wind will make it feel cooler. tonight mainly clear chilly down to 31. here is your seven day forecast which looks nice, we have rain coming in friday night and steady rain through the the day saturday especially through fir

now out in springfield township camp hill road pennsylvania avenue an accident in the shoulder and still problems out in olney. traffic lights malfunctioning on the roosevelt boulevard at front street. traffic from front is diverted on to the boulevard at this time. stay there we will be right back with more news on cbs-3. hey, gracie... you know how our family has... daddy and mommy... and me! yeah, that's right. pretty soon... you're going to have a baby brother. ♪ ♪ and... a puppy. ♪ ♪ [ chuckles ] deal. ♪ ♪ >>> well, it was a shock for many eagles fans after multiple reports surfaced that the 2013 nfl rushing champ lesean mccoy would be sent to the bills for kiko alonzo. that deal want not be completed until tuesday. so we have almost a whole week to talk bit. that is all anyone wanted to discuss at 94 wip. after the initial shock fans seem to be okay with the move. it is clear chip kelly has a plan and putting his signature on the team. >> he has got power and now he is using power, whether it works remains to be seen. does that mean he will get marriott owe? chip is not

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she graduated from springfield high school in 1965 and planned to attend her 40th class reunion this fall. >> there's a local reaction to the crash victim and i thought it was yvonne who grew up in delaware county. >> they still have relatives living in delaware county and yesterday the third american victim robert oliver was identified but they gave little information about him. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane crash and check the nbc 10 app or nbc10.com for more information on the pilot's background and what we learned from those who knew him and you'll find the latest on the investigation there. >>> this morning we're learning more on what led to an apparent gas explosion to cause three buildings to collapse in new york city. plumbing and gas work was happening inside the building and con edison said the work failed inspection an hour before the explosion yesterday. a survey of a gas main was done in the area on wednesday. the crews found a no leaks or gas leaks reported. 19 people were hurt four of them critically. >>> 4:36 now. new this morning we have

yvonne graduated from springfield in 1975. those who knew her said she planned to attend her 40th reunion this fall. >> i thought someone should talk to yvonne who lived in the area. >> live in the digital operations center tracy davidson "nbc 10 news." >>> now airways are hastily changing their rules that two members must be always present in the cockpit. today the german aviation will consider that rule. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the deadly plane crash. check the nbc app and nbc10.com for more information on the pilot's background and what we learned from those that knew him. >>> and six minutes after 4:00 now, in new york city officials say no gas odor was reported and no leaks found before an apparent gas explosion to cause an apartment building to collapse. the utility con edison reports a survey was done wednesday on the gas mains in the area and nothing was found. plumbing work was going on inside the building and that work failed the inspection an hour before the explosion yesterday. fire from that bla

but it says springfield mall cherry hill mall philadelphia premium outlets. >> reporter: three more malls expanding the possible reach into south jersey. he already faces 86 counts of invasion of privacy. shoppers are stunned there could be more victims. >> very disturbing. and frightening. and it's just wrong. >> i'm thinking to myself oh my god. i just thought, who would have thought this could be so consuming in his life. >> reporter: radner township police are reaching out now to other departments and looking into moses' employment history after receiving a tip he may have worked for a local department store. reporting live in cherry hill, nbc 10 news. >>> a new jersey man finds himself burned a second time in a lawsuit over hot food from applebee's. he visited the restaurant in burlington county in 2010 and tried to pray over his sizzling stake fajita and a little bit of food grease popped into his eye. he said the waitress didn't warn him the food was hot. but they said the sizzling dish was obvious. >>> we're tracking a winter storm tonight. trains buses and trolleys are expected t

activity of springfield has not been great, it will take a while for the volume to lose out. traffic that you see there, they keep moving the camera back and forth, the accident is deion montgomery village avenue where they have only the far right lane getting by. plan ahead, this may cost you some time. you mentioned the word snow? jacqui: that is not until friday morning and it will not be a problem in d.c., we could get some light accumulation, but today it is cold enough for snow right now, but dryers -- dry as a bone with clear skies at dulles and the windchill at 15 in gaithersburg. it will be a cool day overall, breezy as well, 52 downtown, upper 40 possible suburbs, with tomorrow the clouds just starting to increase ahead of the next system that i mentioned. autria: top stories that we are following right now, a third round of testing will be done to determine if a letter addressed to the white house contains cyanide. the secret service said the envelope tentatively tested positive for the poisonous substance. a candlelight vigil is set for tonight for the two-year-ol

patrick's parades across the area, i think one in springfield, one in conshohocken tomorrow, nun atlantic city even. these may have to be rain dated, because tomorrow doesn't look great. now, the philadelphia st. patrick's parade sunday, looks like you're going to get a bit of respit, we see some sunshine return, it will be windy day certainly sunday much better day. definitely have to keep an eye on the forecast for your saturday plans. "skycam 3", atlantic city quiet, you can see the city all lit up. but no rain to talk about just yet. if we take a look at storm scan3, you can see the rain still pretty far away, the steadiest of the rain coming down over southern illinois right down into the gulf coast this morning. tan will continue to lift through the area, and really impact us starting late tonight, probably around midnight actually looks little slower than it did yesterday. we were saying between 9:00 and 11:00 now looks like probably over night tonight, but will continue through most of the day on saturday. an until about 5:00 p.m. at least. so some flood concerns for areas off to

express in and forever 21 stores in the philadelphia premium outlets in limerick, cherry hill mall, the springfield mall in delaware county and willow grove mall. union any sex dressing rooms like these at king of prussia stores occupied by underaged women changing clothes. police say moses not only ran the camera but had one woman give him the middle finger and another take her own picture of him but those crimes were never reported. >> we know for a fact aft christmas on december 30 a mom and daughter were in forever 21 king of prussia mall saw this guy, thought he was suspicious complained to the store made a complaint to the manager. never left their name. >> reporter: detectives are interviewing women who believe they may have been in those videos which moses allegedly shared on porn web sites. >> there are pretty much appalled by what they see and relieved when when we don't find them on the tapes. >> reporter: investigators say moses also secretly recorded his sexual encounters radnor police interviewed three of his ex girlfriends but have yet to identify those victims. moses said nothing to

potential tornadoes is further to the north here talking oklahoma city tulsa, fayetteville back towards the springfield and joplin area. it's not going to be a widespread outbreak but there will be strong storms. the timing of that is right around 6:00 p.m. until about 10:00 p.m. this evening. that's where the worst of the weather will be. hopefully they'll all be misses and not hits. >> spring storm season is upon us. >>> not so fast for a potentially historic buy partisan agreement in congress. house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi have reportedly brokered a long-term deal to end the medical cuts to physicians. senate minority leader harry reid who reportedly objects to abortion restrictions in fwild. >>> in the georgia a house fire rescue caught on tape. a police sergeant with a body cam arrived before firefighters were there and ran in to help. >> and my grandbabies. >> where is the grandbaby. >> first bedroom. >> looking for a baby. >> you can see he went into the room and found the 3-year-old. the officer grabbed the boy and got out of the house safe and sound. ted cruz embr

crash in willingboro still taking out the right turning lane closed a at beverly rancocas road and springfield township burlington county there is another vehicle crash in the pole. burlington jack sonville road at gilbert road. alternate is route 639. we have a pothole causing some problems in montgomery county county line road eastbound between stump road and kenas road n reports of mass transit or delays, we will send it back to you guys. >>> when you are on the road you can get updated information about traffic backups with the new cbs philly traffic app down load that on itunes or google play. >>> 5:46. september's papal visit and world meeting of families is now considered a national security event. that means that secret service, home land security and fbi will be dereplied to philadelphia a. the designation was revealed at the world meeting event last night. community members came together to support the committee drafted for every aspect of the september meeting. security is a top priority because of the crowds. >> we started off were 450,000 expectation and we're expecting well over

he was born in springfield township. then played college ball at you're sinus. he held a number of local jobs and even serve assistant to herb magee at philadelphia university. all right. get ready to watch basketball here's thursday's schedule on cbs3cbs3. notre dame and northeastern at noon. butler versus texas at 2:30. cincinnati takes on pursue at 7:30 then at 9:30 it's undefeated kentucky versus the hampton pirates. we'll prepare you for march madness tomorrow night at 7:30 with our march to indianapolis a sports special right here on cbs3. i'll host panel of experts and lesley will of course be in pittsburgh with villanova. flyer on the road in vancouver name late start for this game still scoreless in the second period. meantime, the phillies pitchers are dropping like flies. right hander jerome williams scratched from today's start he tweak a hamstring running sprints last sunday. yesterday cliff lee was placed on the 60 day disable list that heaves cole hamels and david buchanan as the only healthy starters. the union enjoying their new digs for the ver

one was yvonne selke then known as yvonne carlo, 1975 graduate of springfield high school. >> she was just always a very student just person. i mean, highly intelligent and very kind to everybody. >> also killed in the crash was her daughter, em lee. she graduated from drexel university in 2013. >> and you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the germanwings crash investigation when you're not on television, go on line at cbsphilly.com. >> well the late great hall of fame basketball coach dean smith shares one more lesson with his players. we'll explain. >> also ahead controversial wald coming to septa buses agency caught in the middle of a free speech battle. how they hope to stop them in the future. we'll be right back. >> new city and state money not guaranteed. without the money the district would face $85 million deficit. there is $6.9 million surplus in the current budget. >> and update for you now on the penn state fraternity scandal. police say that some of the women pictured nude on cap a delta secret facebook page we're told have come forward. authorities

and you can see severe thunderstorms moving toward the springfield missouri area. a part of that system will impact us as we move toward your thursday. so for tomorrow, mostly cloudy. there could be a scattered shower but not anticipateing much the rainfall this week until thursday with that front. you can see thursday during the afternoon early afternoon we're looking at scattered showers around then thunderstorms by thursday evening and lingering showers turning colder by friday friday. so the bottom line thursday, down the shore temperatures in the low 60s. toward center city and the suburbs. upper 60s with those scattered showers and thunderstorms. even toward the pocono mountains temperatures will be topping out near 60 degrees and that could be a rumble of thunder on thursday once again thursday afternoon and evening. temperatures tonight though, we're looking at 25 north and west. 30 in the city. another cold one out there and then tomorrow you can see. high temperatures below where we should be. only 49 degrees and once again there could be a scattered show

. >> police discovered file names on his computer for springfield mall cherry hill mall and the philadelphia premium outlets. now they're investigating the possibility of more recordings and more victims. >>> happening today, wilmington city council will vote on a request from police for a million extra dollars to handle overtime costs. the money would add to the nearly $2 million already set aside for police overtime. the police chief told council on monday officer retirement and departures are forcing remaining police to work longer hours. the overtime funding request is expected to pass. >>> in allentown, plans are in place for a multimillion-dollar complex along the lehigh river. >> yeah construction on the waterfront is expected to begin this summer. last night officials laid out their plans for a $325 million project. here's an artist's rendering of what it would look like. this is along the river near the fillman street bridge. the complex would include office buildings, upscale apartments retail shops, a riverwalk and the parking garage. >> sounds nice. you're watching nbc 10 news to

and reminder watch means the ingredients are there, warning, which you see in orange just around springfield, means it's happening now. that hail you just saw falling, gusts up to 70 miles an hour. the setup is perfect. that low sliding across a classic spring storm here. and from st. louis back to tulsa and just into oklahoma that's the area tonight that has to be aware. tomorrow, that area expands, includes paducah, back to little rock and watch thatichita falls. larging winds and an isolated tornado. >> ginger thank you. >>> now, to the boston bombing trial, and new am js here tonight. the jury shown video of dzhokhar tsarnaev outside a new hampshire gun range, then walking off with his older brother. an fbi agent testifying they practiced shooting the same type of gun used to kill a police officer, also used in that final gun fight. >>> now to a major new development in the case of millionaire murder suspect robert durst. police coming before the cameras late today with word of another case they're investigating. we also saw that image, durst grinning at the cameras as he left court, and

yvonne selke then known as yvonne carlo, graduated from springfield high school in delaware count any 1975. one of her friends says she's going to miss her at their 40th annual class reunion in october. >> tough getting older but then, with this horrific situation, i mean, i can't even fathom. >> her daughter em lee also died in that crash. she graduated from drexel university in 2013. >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on the germanwings crash investigation. we'll have you dates for you on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. nicole? >> erika, a local mother accused of pulling off a cancer con. that's not the only crime. police say she committed. >> reporter: the search is on for a man who may be missing after a powerful gas explosion in new york city. i'm don champion, live in manhattan with the latest coming up. >> i need to bring her home. i need to have an answer for her children. >> a mother missing for months, why police think she may be the victim of foul play, as the search expands. and, a soggy start to the day. now katie says, get ready for the temperatures to

. >> reporter: two women once walked these halls together here at springfield high school. they both graduated in 1975. selke and her daughter emily a 2013 drexel grad both died in the crash. ely spent time in philadelphia and pittsburgh. >> the loss is great. not just for her family but for the community she supported. she has been instrumental in a lot of places within this north side community. >> reporter: as recovery crews work to locate the bodies and clean up the crash investigators have their eye on the co-pilot andreas lubitz. the 28-year-old german national lock the captain out of the cockpit and intentionally crashed the plane according to investigators. >> if he wanted to commit suicide why didn't he just commit suicide. why take all the innocent lives. >> reporter: in europe only one pilot has to be in the cockpit at a time. in the united states two. aviation attorney arthur wolk specializes in plain crashes. >> there has to be someone else there to make sure that no one does something untoward and better yet that the airplane itself doesn't do something that a

we have a mansfields, chillicothe lima, springfield, cities that used to be -- used to be prosperous manufacturing hubs that have lost so many jobs not all because of globalization but a big part of that is globalization. that's why when ustr won't share the information that we need to devise this proposal, it's particularly -- it's particularly troubling. you can see what's happened. this trade agreement a corporate handout and worker sellout, look what's happened since 1980. these are -- these are the average wage, the average salary the blue line of the richest 1% in america. look what's happened to the richest 1%, starting in the early days of the reagan administration. look what's happened to everybody else. you got the richest 1% that have seen their incomes go up about 130% you've got everybody else's incomes gone up less than -- around 10% or 12% or 15%. that's not per year, that's overall. and globalization again is not the entire reason but when they won't share the ustr won't tell us what's going on it's particularly troubling when you look at this chart. we know hour work

we have an accident on 309 northbound as you make your way between springfield and church. you will notice multiple vehicle very serious incident. we have emergency teams on the scene. traffic is moving around it but it does seem to be that they are blocking the roadway and thinks 309, north bound between springfield and, 73. so big time problems in this area a void it if you can. expect big delays on the northbound side of i-95 near the walt whitman bridge through girard from an earlier accident. you have a southbound gaper delay and rush hour usual on schuylkill, 95 and turnpike erika. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now talk philly coming up at noon on cbs-3. i'm erika von tiehl. have a great morning. >> i was cleared. >> how aal party drug could help heal a devastating disorder. >> so wonderfulny leg to be with you. >> do you see the point in time where it will be an accepted practice? >> announcer: and... how her unborn baby saved her life. >> we have not really talk about it to anyone. >> announcer: on "the doctors." ♪ doctor, doctor ♪ ♪ give me the news ♪ [c

you can find that in springfield. are you a fan of pie? >> of course. >> pecan is my favorite. a big day for mathematics and desert lovers alike. >> this pi day is one-of-a-kind. for the century at least. 3-14-15 at 9:26:53, the date and time will match pi's first ten digits. it won't happen until 2115. tweet us how you are celebrating pi day. several places are offering deals on pies. all to celebrate today. >> i like that. coming up on 9:06. the rescue of an infant trapped inside an suv that was submerged in water. amazing video. >> a racist, sexist e-mail uncovered from a fraternity member from the university of maryland. how it is taking action aga him. >> this is storm team 4 and all that grown and blue. amelia segal asked when the radar . >> this morning, we are hearing and seeing a toddler rescued in utah. the lid up down in a submerged car. this is the body camera foodage from first responders showing the rescue. they noticed the driver was dead. firefighters pulled what seems to be a small lifeless body out car and pass passed her to safety and began infant cpr before

congressman schock represents central illinois covering peoria and springfield area. >>> the new head of the secret service admitted to congress today he didn't learn until days later that two senior a littles were supposedly drunk when they drove into a barrier at the white house and only then he learned from an anonymous e-mail. he went before the house appropriations subcommittee on homeland security. his first official appearance. here is some of his testimony. >> i'd like you to give us a picture of what happened and then i'd like to talk to you a little bit about the protocols may or may not have been violated and what protocols are in place to cover the situation here. alcohol is part of the stressful world that an awful lot of people live in. outside my courtroom, there was a cartoon on the wall where the judge is addressing a young trial lawyer and he says the most important two tenants of the law relative to trial work caffeine by day, alcohol by night. it was meant to be a joke. it's actually a tragic truth. that in stressful jobs those two become a major part of how people

within a few days of the assassination, she told her old family physician who had come all the way from springfield illinois to comfort her that during the play at fort's theater, her husband had offered her an unusually affectionate remark, which turned out to be his very last active speech. she had provoked this remark herself my first snuggling up to him and then asking him whether 20-year-old sitting with them in the box as their guest would say about this display of spousal enthusiasm. according to mary, her husband responded lovingly, with the words she won't think anything about it. i hope lincoln spoke those words softly and playfully, and squeezed her arm as he spoke. for the words themselves are pretty bland. mary had obviously learned long before to settle for a low bar in verbal affection. [laughter] richard: this counted for her is a real gesture of love area seven months later in november of 1865, mary returned to the topic of april 14, telling the artist francis carpenter the unusually gleeful lincoln had also delivered and affection a few sentences to her in their late afternoon car

schuylkill and 27 miles per hour on the blue route, they are slow in the southbound lanes from villanova to springfield, and slow from 202 in through king of prussia in the eastbound lanes as well as 95 you can see 19 miles per hour right there. we have accident in bensalem, knights road and street road and moving along 295, this is cotman avenue through the construction in the southbound lanes you can see slow going 29 minutes from woodhaven to the vine. taking you a half hour to go through the commute. moving along showing you the mass transit on time with no reported delays and if you are heading to the concert tonight the concert starts at 7:30, we have twro trains leaving fern rock. >> thank you autumn. still to come on "action news" this evening, cowboys free agent demarco murray is in philadelphia tonight is he joining it's eagles ducis rogers has more on that in sports. >>> and how folks stay in the know thanks to a newly launched notification system. >> temperatures dropped since yesterday and after a peak wind gust in philadelphia, the winds are starting to ease and setting up for a cold nigh

married attorneys of springfield are accused of assaulting her former boss and his wife last year after she was fired. >>> thursday the case of a man charged with three murders in alexandria will be in court again. they are discuss whether he's competent to stand trial. he's accused of killing three people over a span of ten years. >>> assessing the damage. the devastating aftermath of a category 5 cyclone in a pacific island nation. >>> a race car flips, breaks in half then catches fire on the track. it's caught on camera and what happened to the driver will have your jaw drop. >>> the wind is going to be picking up throughout the day. why meteorologist amelia segal says she is keeping a close eye on your friday. stay with us. >>> announcer: you are watching news 4 today. >>> happy to pass along that everything is back to normal this morning at dulles airport after a power outages. two power surges cut electricity in the main terminal and four main concourses. it did not impact flights, but united airlines voluntarily delayed their departures. it lasted about three hours. >>> we are le

in springfield missouri this accident sent emergency crews racing to highway 60 on i-44 a chain reaction sent this pickup face-first through a melt guardrail. in wichita, this suv struggles after sliding off the interstate. at dallas-ft. worth slush and ice forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights. this storm system turned a flight into a nine-hour no-go that had passengers raiding the liquor cart. >> i'm not flying american again. >> reporter: in new england the snow continues to crush rooftops sending them tumbling down. a youth hockey team escaped disaster this morning. >> it blew us backwards. >> very scary. >> reporter: florida wasn't spared. slow-moving thunderstorms dumped torrential rains. this car was stuck in a manhole when the cover floated away and the mail in this truck won't reach a mailbox anytime soon. the forecast shows more snow moving across ohio and pennsylvania, and into the northeast by monday. as the series of storm systems stretches more than 3,000 miles, from california to maine. abc news, new york. >>> more than a dozen flights were affected right here in

i know springfield is having one. if you're still having your event let us know. if you aren't, you might want to know, too because the rain is going to cause all sorts of cancellation elses. we love our tweets that we get from viewers. happy rainy saturday to you, too. don't forget any of you can join the conversation, just use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. also at doppler showing all the green and all the rain is that falling across the street. even sleet in upstate, new york, but for the most part, temperatures in pa above freezing and we're seeing plain old rain. ever where you turn the rain looks the same. more showers filling in across delaware and south jersey. it began overnight and the steady reign will continue throughout noon. some of the heavier rain moving into the coast there. through the afternoon it's still raining, umbrellas needed we'll keep the showers and the forecast all the way through the evening even maybe briefly heavy down around the coast. by 10:00 we're seeing the last of the showers cross through, but it's a washout for today. just unfor

springfield reporting snow. this is where the line is now. it is a little bit on the grass. >> 54 in frederick and leesburg. and with the snow coming down. enough of a rate heavy enough. it is going to stick. and sticking on the roads in a few spots. >> 36 in manassas and tough time getting it to stick. >> this is big, wet flakes coming down. and from fairfax county and loudon as well. and the snowiest areas as well. >> this is berkeley county. and martins burg. and west virginia. >> extending into frederick. >> mohr so northern frederick. >> you could see. three, four, maybe six. >> that is pushing it. and you get farther south and eastern loudon on chance of three. we will get less than an inch in washington. >> maybe half an inch on the grassy areas k south and east of town. you might see flakes and it won't stick to anything. >> temperatures are not moving much. >> upper 30s to 40. >> 10 miles an hour. and we will see this stuff taper off late in the afternoon. >> tonight, cloudy and cold night with temperatures, 30 to 35. >> slick spots

second location is in springfield. 4,001 walnut road. >> sweet taco. >> burritos, salad, doughnuts. >> yes. >> we have a pastry chef in a store that comes in and makes them fresh every day. we have many flavors. >> okay. >> so, that one we were doing some fun stuff actually for the children during the halloween season. >> yes good everything from the trick or treat doughnut to the m and m doughnut. this is vanilla, vanilla doughnut with m and m and chocolate drizzle. it goes along with so many more. we have orange cream sickles, banana foster, banana pie. >> absolutely. >> dive right in. >> so in the morning it is breakfast and tacos for lunch. >> we open up believe it the or not for lunch and dinner. >> yes. >> call ahead of time and preorder and we will do doughnut for you no problem. >> we have our next one this is from soy cafe in northern liberties. come on down alice. >> nice to meet you. >> tell us about your doughnut here. >> vegan and gluten free i use all whole grain flour, dark check late with chocolate chips and coconut and cream cheese. >> what is soy what kind of food. >

new accident springfield township stenton avenue an willow grove avenue. montgomery county, we also road -- west road at welsh road and evans road. northbound traffic is heavy from coles road to 295. at this point 42 is damp, tam. >> let's go over to david murphy and see what else to expect in the coming hours. >> reporter: as karen mentioned we had rain and snow showers move through in the predawn hours. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you the last of the rain is almost off the coast and roads are currently dry. 36 in philadelphia. 36 in wilmington animal millville. 37 in wildwood and allentown. this afternoon it will be milder than yesterday. we only hit 46 for the high on sunday, 58 this afternoon and sun returning. tomorrow, clouds thicken up again, high of 54. we get rain arriving in the afternoon and continuing in the evening. sunny and nice on wednesday 52. up in the 60s thursday. >>> a little blackish star is the next on "g.m.a." we'll see you in 30. ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring.

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jack: it has been brutal this morning on springfield towards the woodrow wilson bridge. the last thing that is left, literally, is one vehicle left of the shoulder. 295, the delay begins on the beltway all the way down to the 11th street ridge. 395, no better. it is just stacked. jacqui: all right well, we have mild temperatures today, this is the last one to consider for yourself being lucky today. temperatures will take a tumble again. 43 at dulles, 60's holding to the west. the cold front will follow becoming windy today, falling temperatures by the afternoon below freezing and most spots downtown. 50 tomorrow, staying cool for the rest of the work week. autria: hero the top stories we're following this morning. fairfax county continues to investigate a suspicious death and herndon. a teenager found the man's body in falling rock stream park. a passenger accused of causing a disturbance on a united flight is hospitalized this morning. the denver bound flight wasforced to return to dulles. joe clancy, secret service director, facing congress today after two agents were