outside this morning. little chilly and damn up. >> yes, knew it was coming, but still you walk out and go oh no, it is cold again. and that's the truth. we also have rain around again. so not everybody's getting the rain, taking a break in some places but down in dover delaware, other parts of kent county getting some rain, cape may county, as well. this rain is part of a cold front, which is singing -- sinking to the south of us and letting in that chilly air from the north. as you look out to the west, you can see there is plenty more on the way. but at least we're not up in the western new york where they are getting some freezing rain this morning. yep, i know my geography. 44 degrees north-northeast winds at 14 miles an hour, relative humidity of course up there at eight a %. we will get to high today of only 49 degrees. yes, no more 60s, and 70s at least for couple of days. 40 degrees is our low tonight. so the chill stays with us, for a little while. we'll tell you what happens. and might as well look ahead to the weekends, hump day after all. bob kelly good morning. >> hump, hump, hump day mike, mike mike, good morning everybody, 4:02, nothing like the first on the scene passing an accident on my way in on the schuylkill expressway. ooh on the suing skewing being driving through here, working my way past city avenuement and i come up around montgomery drive overturned vehicle off on to the side of the roadway quickly though, penndot police were able to get out there get the vehicle out of there, so we're open for business here east and westbound, on that schuylkill expressway. but otherwise outside we go, the work crews they got the raincoats on they've been working all night long pulling a lionel richie here on us, northbound 95, right near the the cottman avenue interchange, construction and the closure of that cottman avenue off ramp until about 6:00 this morning. otherwise, downtown we go. the vine street expressway, looking good, no problems coming into or out of the city. but again light drizzle roads are wet this morning mass transit looking good, no delays lauren, over you. >> philadelphia police speaking out yesterday about the man who terrorize add woman who works on jewelers row. they also released new video of that van bleached, used by the suspects to on duct heff her. live with this investigation. steve, we have new pictures this morning? >> reporter: lauren, no doubt our daily viewers are asking okay here is the third day in a row you are leading with the same story. what's new this morning on wednesday? well more new surveillance, as we said here yesterday, to expect and more new details about this woman's kidnapping, and/or deal. here is the new video it, gives you a better closer clearer shot of this maroon redish van with the white graffiti on it. but still not close enough yet to see the license plate on the back. and pennsylvania should almost think about putting front plates on like we have in new jersey because it would solve so many crimes. just for that reason alone. detectives learn this van was lurking around jewelers row for more than a month before the kidnapping saturday. so much so, one of the jewelry store managers remembered once asking the guys in the van to move out of the illegal spot they were parked in, once in front of his store. and we also learned more that far half hour of we described as torture yesterday and the detectives describe this torture in a news conference of this 53 year old woman. >> they drove the complainant to the rooftop that's when they began their torture. they put a hood over her face, they tie wrapped her they were tasering her, and what they wanted from her was the codes and the alarm systems to the jewelry store. now, the complaint and the unbeknownst to them had no knowledge of these alarm codes. she did have the key. they took the key. they also wanted her debit card and her pin number. and this was also through torture. she said maybe seven times she was taits dollars, i believe it was probably more. okay in she was up on the top floor for about a half hour enduring this punishment, before they left the parking garage at about 4:20 p.m. via chestnut street exit. >> so the first thing they did, lauren, was take her to the roof of the parking garage. they weren't in a rush to get out of there. they didn't think anybody saw them. they had this big thing planned as we said yesterday. and the detective said yesterday they went from some big heist to petty thieves when they stall her bank card. and that is letting police know the trail they took. that's why they had a shot of the van at that bartrum avenue wawa filling up for gas. they did a lot of stupid thing. still no clear shots of these guys yet as they use this bank card. but expect them, as women, and police are putting out not only the word did you see this van and they are finding a lot of maroon advance around philadelphia and the suburbs with graffiti on it, but also seeing if anybody else might have surveillance cameras got better shot of the van. specially around chestnut where we talked about, you know going by mike's neighborhood, old city, because chestnut is a one way street. maybe at a light somewhere it stopped and somebody got clear shot of the license plate and doesn't even know it just yet. lauren, we'll tell you more details throughout the morning, like she offered them to give them her ring. when she told them it was worth 300 bucks they said you know what, you keep it, which was kind of interesting to show they had some casino of heart, but that was the point when they said to her we're out for the bigger stuff more expensive stuff which they didn't get obviously. >> all right steve keeley, thanks for the update. twenty-two year old philadelphia man facing charges after state police say he shot his own father in the head while in traffic. this happened yesterday evening along the schuylkill expressway right at exit 332 for conshohocken. forty-two year old father was taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word on what led up to that shooting a third person in the car was not hurt. right now police are not releasing names. the fbi has confirmed they are investigating internet threats made to the vineland police department. this comes as police in vineland, new jersey, released 911 and radio recordings surrounding the death of 32 year old philip white in their custody last week. the officers involved say white became violent at first trying to grab a police radio and then allegedly going after an officer's gun. >> there is some guy freaking out on eighth street here going crazy. he is screaming. i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> they were utilizing reasonable and necessary force to fend mr. white off. >> white was eventually subdued with the help after police k9. the officer's attorney says white was conscious when he was placed in the ambulance. but later died. people in that community are demanding answers. autopsy and toxicology reports have not yet been made available. >> a police officer in south carolina facing murder charges this morning. prosecutors say the officer shot an unarmed black man shooting caught on cell phone video by a wednesday. authorities say that evidence helped lead to the charge. fox's jacky ibanez report. >> reporter: white police offers nerve south carolina now facing murder charges in the death after unarmed black man. north charleston patrolman michael slaying err was arrested tuesday. this after law enforcement officials watched a video that allegedly shows slaying err shooting and killing a black man, as he runs away. >> without the video and that was the only witness there was, actually, was the gentleman with making the video it would be difficult to ascertain exactly what did occur. >> the victim has been identified as walter scott. police say the 50 year old was originally stopped saturday for driving with a broken tail light. he then got out of the car and fled on foot. that's when prosecutors say slayingr shot the man eight times. leaders say the actions of this one officer don't represent the rest of the police department and shouldn't be used to perpetrate any more violence. >> we've got 343 police officers in our department. this was a bad decision by one of those 343. >> i don't want this to become another ferguson. i don't want any more lives to be taken anyone to be in jail. >> family holding news conference tuesday night saying while they grieve for their loved ones, they are happy charges have been filed. >> we can't get my brother back, my family is in deep mourning for that, but through the process of justice has been served. >> scott's family says it will file a civil lawsuit against north charleston police department. officer remains in jail after being denied bond at a hearing tuesday night. jacky ibanez, fox news. >> happening today, there is a bail hearing for accused philadelphia home-grown terrorist, 30 year old keonna thomas arrested last week charged with trying to join isis. fox 29's jennifer joyce live from the courthouse with more on this r to i -- story. >> reporter: federal investigators apparently had their eye on keonna thomas for two years prior to raiding her home on march 27th. that's two days before prosecutors believe that she was headed out of this country to join isis. thomas accused of providing material support and resources to the terror organization. we have sketches that show thomas during a federal court appearance last week, dressed in a black vale. investigators say she also goes by the name young lioness. the 30 year old allegedly planned to join, fight with, and martyr herself for isis. the fbi says thomas posted a telling statement on twitter saying, quote, if we truely new the real at this, we would all be rush to go join our brothers and in the front lines. pray allah except us as chuhadda. north tenth street, lined with american flags, her neighbors say they are stunned by the news than she always kept to herself. investigators say it is what she was doing in the privacy of her home that is disturbing. federal investigators say thomas communicated with a isis fight here asked if she wanted to be a part of a martyr -- martyr operation she responded quote that would be amazing a girl can only wish. investigators also say thomas applied for an us passport in february and last month purchased a plane ticket to spain. they also allege she researched buses from barcelona to syria and isis training camps. thomas has been held without bail since her arrest on april 3rd. her hearing is scheduled for today inside the federal courthouse at 1:30, lauren? >> jenny joyce thanks so much. scary moments for one of philadelphia's mayoral candidate at last night's debate. form he district attorney lynn abraham fainted. she fell as state senator anthony williams was speaking about school funding. abraham did not return to the debate, but spoke afterward and says she's fine. >> i believe i had just a sudden drop of blood pressure, which is what the doctor said. never happened before. and it just happened at an inch opportune time, i regret to say. it is a little bit embarrassing, but i felt great to leave which is all i can say. >> she is in good spirit. abraham was not hurt. she said she wanted to continue but the doctor told hershey couldn't go back out on the stage. candidates will scare off again here on fox 29, watch the debate starting 6:00 p.m. april 23rd. see where they stand on key issues like unemployment. mayoral primary set for may 19th. still ahead at 4:12 this morning, embarrassing e-mail mishap lands drexel university law professor in some pretty hot water. explicit message she sent to student. how the school is now responding. we head back outside where it is a little chilly and damp. when can we expect the warm up? sue will have your answer in the full forecast coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ >> oh, you guys in the background cannot hear bob kelly sinning. >> the all request breakfast hour. call us now. >> you're taking a live look here at the philadelphia international airport. >> dj days. >> oh, been there done that. >> all right 4:16. philadelphia international airport, taking live look out there, sue so will it rain all day are flights going to be delayed? what do you think? >> it will be on and off. we have our period where it won't rain. let's hope that's during the phillies game. let's hope we have better outcome of course of the phillies game than we did. red sox still in town. we had the day off yesterday. it is an evening game. and it is going to be about 48 degrees. so not only will you need the rain gear, but you will need a nice warm sweater. wear your socks. no shorts to this game like you might have worn on monday. easterly wind at 15 miles an hour. winds are kind of an issue today, unlike yesterday. so, what happened was cold front is in the process of sinking southward. so it is letting in the chilly air from the north. right now the boundery line on the cold front looks like it is going through kent county, delaware sees deeing end rain in dover, and other parts every kent county. then we slide on over to cape may county in new jersey, middle township, stone harbor, wildwood all getting some rain this morning. varying in intensity, so future cast shows us socked in with clouds, we've got the flow off the ocean there just keeping us cloudy. by the end of the morning looks like another round every rain moving through. you will have your times when it is not raining. and then we casino of truck on through the rest of the afternoon. we see a lot of clouds, little bit of drizzle here and there then another round of rain tonight probably about 9:00, 10:00. but really it could rain at any time with the way that this weather system is setting up. it doesn't look much different on thursday, tomorrow, with pockets of heavy rain here and there, and then dry slots here and there. we go into friday, we seymour rain. but his is when the front comes back, as a warmfront so the temperatures will be warmer by friday evening, with the last round of thunderstorms, it should all be out of here in time for the weekend. so it should be dry weekend once again, temperatures are in the 30's, in mount pocono, 44 in the city, 40's to the north of us. and it is 43 down in dover. we have wind that's an issue this morning win of 14 miles an hour in the city. and the winds are coming out of the northeast, that's what's keeping us cloudy. we have 25-mile per hour wind gusts out, there as well. so really is a nasty day. yesterday we almost made it to 70 degrees. but we didn't see whole lot of sunshine. today, 49, yes yesterday was 69 today 49, losing 20 degrees between 24 hours. and another chilly day tomorrow. then we are talking a nice warm up on friday, 74 degrees, but you trade it off with the thunderstorm. the weekend, though, looks gorgeous sunny both days, mid 60s, both days, and that extends into monday. another chance of april showers on tuesday. so, bob kelly got to get used to this for couple of days. >> well, you have told us, you know monday was the trade off. we get one good day, then we pay for it the rest of the week. good morning shall everybody 4:19 this wednesday. a live look at i-95 where the crews are still working northbound, near cottman avenue. the cottman avenue off ramp blocked until about 6:00 this morning. coming in from south jersey same deal, crews are working out there along 42, at i2956789 you can kind of see the glare on the roadway here just enough of the rain and the drizzle to kind of kick that spray up, maybe the wipers once, twice intermittently working your way out of the driveway and into the office this morning. ninety-five northbound, no problems coming up from delaware county as you work your way closer to the airport. keep in mind philly international with the rough weather, no delays at the moment, i just check before we went on the air. as we get into the 6:30, 7:00 hour, there could be chance of some weather delays. just check with the airline to play it safe before you head down to the airport otherwise, coming in from downingtown, west chester looking good on major roadways, look at the construction zones out there like out there along 202 things could be little slippery mainly just because of the rain. same deal on the schuylkill, curve between girard and montgomery overturned vehicle off to the shoulder. they got them out of there quickly. speeds are back into the 50's. mass transit looking good with no delays. lauren, back over to you. >> good news, thanks so much, bob. drexel university says it is investigating a respected law profess who are allegedly emailed her student link to pornographic video. fox 29's sack even owe kuriakose went to campus to see how this all happened. >> i'm sure she mortified. if it was a mistake then it is very unfortunate for her career and her professional gleaning a career now seemingly changed by reports drexel university law professor, lisa mcelroy seen here in profile on the university website sent her class an e-mail containing a link to a pornographic video last week. with the subject line, quote great article on writing briefs. school said she did it erroneously and it is now investigating. >> there is still a certain boundary certain professionalism that needs to be upheld between professor and students? speculating how the alleged error may have happened. >> probably shouldn't do that, to make that mistake clear brouser. >> maybe the professor's e-mail was hacked. >> here in a photo on her twitter account, supreme court expert harvard law grad, published author. according to her personal website she is march width two daughters. she is even a one time game show contestant. now getting 15 minutes of fame she likely doesn't want. drexel tells news statement quote, according to federal law and the university's policies and procedures, drexel is required to initiate fact finding for all reports of inapropriate behavior of a sexual nature that may impact members of our community. >> i definitely feel like they should talk to the professor and do something not to the professor but discuss it with them ask why it happened, you know, how it might have happened. >> in university sit sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news". happening today jurors in the boston bombing marathon trial will continue deliberations, spent more than seven hours yesterday weighing evidence considering 30 charges against tsarnaev dzhokhar. the defense admits he planted one of the two bombs that went off at the marathon finish line, but they say his older brother was the mastermind behind the plan. >> the white house says there is no known link to terrorism in the explosion at a maryland power station that caused widespread outages in washington dc yesterday. the white house and capitol as well as museums and public transportation systems were affected. back up generators kicked on at the white house so the interruption lasted only few seconds. the entire campus of the university of maryland was also affected. >> coming up: the flyers continue to fight their way through the final week of the season. highlights from last night's game coming up in sports. looks like world leaders after being eliminated, last night wilds game against the islanders. flyers up four-one, now four-328 seconds left, off the face-off islanders score. 2nd left. how about this? just froze it on net and he scores. flyers win it, five-four, over the islanders augusta national. biggest and toughest major on the pga tour, masters tiger woods was playing his first at the pitch golf, but rory mcelroy looking for the only major he has not won. >> such an intimidating play, first time that you get here, and i felt like i may have shown little too much respect at times. instead of playing my normal game and playing the way i usually do. >> the phillies play tonight against the red sox. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. and uconn beat natura dame last night for the women's national championship. the huskies third straight title. and the head coach's tense championship. final score 63 to 53. all right, coming up at six -- 4:26, someone breaking into homes in chester county, happening while people are at home sleeping. hear from the homeowners about the moment they realized something was not right. >> and it is usually a relief to see road crews preparing sinkholes and potholes with fresh new asphalt. right, bob kelly? >> but one patch job in center city is only creating a new obstacle for drivers. we try to get it fixed. homeowners on edge, as police investigate a series of home burglaries in chester county. how investigators believe the suspect is breaking in. and what happened here? the patch job on this pothole getting double takes. how traffic cone gotten cased in the asphalt. all right, good day everybody, it is a wednesday april 8th, 2015. all right, sue the week's halfway over. we started big with the phillies great weather. no you here we are, little chilly little damp. >> yes, and these kind of temperature fluctuations which causes the stupid potholes. because we had 70s on monday, close to 70 yesterday. we're not going to get out of the 40's today. and it is rainy. so the yuckiness continues rain down to our south right now, but we're kind of socketed in with clouds, and it is a little bit drizzly. you can see out to the west, there is more rain to come. so 44 degrees is our current temperature, these east-northeast winds what is keeping us cloudy, and cool, and they are at 14 miles an hour, we have higher wind gusts out there sunrise time 6:34. once again not a lot of sunshine if you happen to see any at all. and there will be rain on and offer throughout the day today, otherwise cloudy skies, with the big headline is how much chillier it is, about 20 degrees colder, than yesterday. and a low of 40 degrees tonight, drizzle and some rain overnight again. when is this going to go away? we'll tell you with the seven day forecast, that's coming up. so wet roadways out there bob kelly. got to be careful. >> exactly, 4:31, wednesday we're working here along i-95, live look at i95 northbound, the the cottman avenue off ramp, been closed through the overnight, all part of construction, they hope to have it back in business by about 6:00. or so. no problems coming over the ben franklin, all of the bridges in good shape this morning. watch for the construction zone route 422 both directions, between stowe and route 100. down to one lane. that's part of the ongoing long-term construction project. septa's market frankford and subway lines using shuttle buses until 5:00. philly international no delays at the moment, but as we bank to the left here, getting ready for a landing there could be some weather delays, as we move through the day. so do check with the airline. just to play it safe. the schuylkill expressway, looking good at the moment. only 14 minutes into downtown. wouldn't it be nice if we could keep the same 14 minutes at about 8:00, later on this morning? south on 95, no problems at all either out of northeast philly and looking good on mass transit. lauren, back over to you. >> police are investigating a string of home break-in's in north coventry township. they happened early monday morning between 3:00 and 6:30 a.m. while people were asleep inside their homes. the houses are in the cedar mill crossing development. one victim found up to find her iphone, ipad, wallet and purse gone, she believes the burglar got in through the back laundry room door. >> i said to my husband i feel like violated, you know, now we are talking about getting a dog, possibly even moving, especially because we were sleeping. i never would have thought, i mean they could have went upstairs and taken went of the children. it was that, you know terrifying. >> horrifying. the surveillance video from someone else's home captures who police believe is the burglar. suspect forces his way in through garage doors by prying them open. police have announced charges against a man they say fired a gun inside a southwest philadelphia rec center. twenty-six year old maurice turned himself into police monday. well yesterday, they charged him with aggravated assault endangering another person, and other related charges. police say he fired a shot inside the christy rec center saturday after altercation with a group of spectators. his attorney claims his client acted in self-defense. officials say paul jordan became so enraged after being fired as a volunteer firefighter, he held four men at gunpoint, this happened march 31 at the lamont fire company in elkins park. police say the 25 year old fired a shot into the wall before surrendering and letting his hostages go, being held on $1.5 million bail charges is kidnapping, assault, other related offense. >> jurors continue deliberations today former new england patriots player aaron hernandez, the defense attempt topped shift blame to two co-defendant. his lawyers acknowledge for the very first time his client saw the murder happen, but said he did not do it. >> hernandez has pleaded not guilty. two members of the illinois state university athletic department were among seven people who died in a plane crash in central illinois. federal investigators say the plane had been cleared to land in fog in rain, but appears to have turned away from approaching the runway before crashing. the plane had been returning from the ncaa basketball tournament in indianapolis. illinois state associate head basketball coach and deputy athletic director were both killed. an utility company is defending their decision to disconnect the stolen meter at the maryland home after father and his seven children, who were accidentally poisoned. in their sleep by carbon monoxide from a generator. delmarva power says it did not cut off the family's electricity because they were behind on their bills, but for safety reasons, after discovering the illegal connection. the family was found dead in their home on monday. 4:35. still ahead as the state's drought gets worse it, seems californians are going backward on water conservation. why a new report on water usage shows they aren't doing enough to save. and later, an amazing rescue overseas, a boy with autism lost for four days in the woods. now, safely reunited when his family. how rescuers found him. >> ♪ ♪ >> she is coming on good day philadelphia this morning, in the 9:00 hour. so better stick around, so you don't miss her performance. californians did less to curtail their water news february than in any month since officials began tracking conservation efforts, in the face of a severe drought. overall, state-wide water use fell by less than 3%. the state is now expected to issue community by community mandatory water cuts, in some places may see cuts deeper than 25%. >> president barack obama says increasing wild fires are putting more pollution in the air, allergy season is growing longer and insect born diseases are on the rise. yesterday, the president announced steps are being taken to prepare america's healthcare system for the change in climb at. more than 100 firefighters respond to highrise fire in los angeles overnight. at least one person rescued from the burning six story commercial building, the fire centered around six floors burned for over an hour before brought under control. one person treated on the scene for burns. it is unclear how that fire started. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel has won second term in a runoff election, former white house chief of staff was forced into a runoff election, against his democratic opponent. after failing to capture a majority against four other candidates in a february election. but after a contentious campaign emanuel beat garcia with projected tally of 54% to 44%. this mayoral runoff was the first in chicago since the 1990's. sink tore ron paul will meet with new hampshire voters today one day after announcing he is running for president. paul will visit other early prime air states over the next few days including south carolina iowa, nef at a. paul is just the second republican candidate after senator ted cruz to announce he is officially in the 2016 race. >> missouri voters elected two more african-american leaders to council in the first election since the michael brown police involved shooting death. until yesterday the six member city council only had one black counsel member. has been rocked by months of protests since brown's death some believe it was racially motivated, although the officer involved was not charged, but adjust tis department report did pinpoint racial bias, in that city's police department and courtesies tell. coming up, us postal service has a stomach hon owning angela -- may a angelou. what happened here? the patch job on this pot hot getting double takes? bob kelly, did you do this? how a traffic cone gotten cased in the asphalt. >> what? >> say what? you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. >> this mourning missouri dealing with the aftermath of rain and hail yesterday. reporting flooded streets and cars stuck in high waters. the storm caused road closures and several accident. specking strong storms, in kansas, and oklahoma today. so, wet and soggy sue serio sounds like the forecast here. >> well, april is coming true. because it is known for its showers. we sure have some. now, not everywhere this morning. we did have some heavier rains move through overnight. and it just depends on where you live, whether you are seeing showers or not. if you're in central delaware, and if you're in southern new jersey you're probably seeing some rain at this point. but, looks like it is light ends up a bit around dover delaware, other part every kent county. then we move over to the jersey shore around cape may county probably cape may seeing some rain and casino of nasty around wildwood, and stone harbor, as well, just yucky. and it will stay chilly, and stay cloudy, even when it is not raining. we have more rain moving through, maybe 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, around lunchtime. easing up a bit around midday. we may not get too many showers toward evening. but then overnight here comes some more. and you just see the nature of this one. and we show the clouds and we show the precipitation on our future cast. so even when it is not raining just kind of looks like it will rain. same story really tomorrow. few heavy downpours possible in the afternoon as we head into friday morning. we seymour clouds, in this case, we get the milder temperatures, moving in, one last round of thunderstorms and then it should clear up just in time for the weekend. but that clearing up doesn't happen really until saturday itself. so temperatures are chilly, be prepared for this, maybe a sweater, extra sweater under the raincoat. 37 degrees in mount pocono, 44 in the city, 43 in trenton, 44 in allentown we're in the 40's in wilmington, dover and atlantic city, as well. and i don't think we are going to get out of the 40's today. then you add the wind, it makes it feel even chillier. 14-mile per hour winds. in the the winds direction winds coming out of the east-northeast, and that means that's an on-shore flow. that means, socked in with clouds even when it is not raining. 25-mile an hour wind gusts okay, women, that just adds to the nastiness. just a great nap day, if you can take a nap today, perfect. 69 degrees, was our high yesterday. that is above average. but way below average in our seven day forecast, so high of only 49, and then we don't get out of the 40's tomorrow, either. looks like just kind of raw and rainy for the next two days. that mild air will be welcome on friday. but it could get loud with some thunderstorms late in the day. and then we make way for a gorgeous gorgeous weekend. there is your seven day forecast and look at this cute couple. just sleeping, beautiful nap day, and see when this i say dreams come true -- >> i'm good. >> your hair smells good, by the way. >> and your hair looks good. good morning let's get to work here, outside we go, to live look at the schuylkill expressway, right near city line. looking fine on city line. no problems at all into or out of the city. now, sue mentioned the drizzle. roads little damp this morning, so just be aware of that we already had one accident on that schuylkill expressway. on the 95 stretch here, no problems into or out of the city through the work zone there near cottman avenue. looking good coming in from south jersey, they're just about wrapping work up here along that 42 freeway at 295. double-header tonight. not two games at the baseball stadium. two games across the street from each other. sixers at 7:00. phillies at 7:05. this is that stretch where all three teams are playing at the same time for maybe another week or so. up got the sixers and flyers, wrapping it up, phillies at home through the weekend. so we're going to have a south philly jammo here headed in toward the stadium area tonight, just keep that in mind if you are going to be going to either the sixers or the phillies game. balligomingo road still closed for the next couple of weeks here in west conshohocken, traffic extra heavy through route 23 and 320. that's the detour. they are pushing everybody over to. and the work zone along 422 between stowe and 100 down to one lane, as you work your way in toward king of prussia. otherwise, mass transit and the airport looking good, lauren, back to you. >> bob, check it out. pothole in center city getting attention after lot of people walking and driving by, a traffic cone is now sticking right in the middle of the work and the progress. how does this even happen? bruce gordon went to find some answers. >> it has almost everyone in the neighborhood gawking taking pictures, not every day you see a traffic cone that appears to have been paved right into the street. >> i'm wondering why the roads are the way they are in philadelphia. >> and this represent affixed road? >> if you call that fix in the. >> there it is, right at low cut street and west washington square orange traffic cone burried along with a potato chip bag in a asphalt patch job with small sinkhole right next to t what the heck? >> traffic cones are cheaper than asphalt. >> you think this was a strategy? >> yep. >> i hope you're kidding. >> a little bit. >> wasn't kidding she was angry, in town on business from the suburbs shall her car drove right over the cone. >> what did you think about that paving job? >> i think it is a problem. i think it is a disgrace. >> how embarrassing is this pathetic patch job? even tourist frost detroit are mocking us. >> they would not do that in detroit. that's pretty bad. i have to admit. leaving the cone there that's pretty sad. >> it does not speak well for the city, i can tell that you. >> i got right on the phone with the philadelphia streets department looking for answers. a spokeswoman told me an emergency repair job had been done after a cave in. the cone was placed on top of the patch, but the cone was run over, became embedded in the still soft asphalt. maybe, but i couldn't help but notice the cone fell over into the direction of oncoming traffic, and that there was lots of asphalt inside and on top of the cone. >> that's just ridiculous, that was a half job. >> barely a half job. >> exactly. >> however, the traffic cone got embedded in the street, the streets department promises me they will be out here as soon as possible to fix what's become an embarrassing mess. they'll be watching. and washington square, bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". >> what a mess. president barack obama admits there are limits on the iranian deal acknowledging they could have the capacity to build nuclear bomb within 13 years. top democrats like senator chuck schumer rejected the president's much to pledge support for bipartisan bill would give congress vote on the iran deal. he and others believe they de is her after say. us intelligence officials estimate that it would currently take eye rain two-three months to build an active bomb. the red cross is prepared to drop tons of medical supplies and other aid to help treat more than 1700 people wounds in the yemen. it is estimated at least 560 people including dozens of children have been killed, mostly in the battles between the shiite rebels and coalition forces. more than half of the country living in poverty. the world health organization estimates 100,000 people have left their homes. >> outrage as it has learned it took police seven hours to respond to deadly shooting rampage at university in ken y some feel some of the 148 lives lost could have been saved if help came sooner. five suspect out of more than dozen linked to last week's attack appeared in court. accused of supplying guns to the four members of the al quaida linked al-shabaab millitant group. >> eleven year old boy with autism has been reunited with his family after being lost for four days in a australian forest. luke sham brook disappeared on friday, while camping with his family. 120 people assisted in the search with no luck until yesterday. the boy was spotted by a helicopter just 2 miles from the campgrounds. the boy's being treated for dehydration, hyperthermia, an exhaustion. happy endings, we love those. coming up the united state postal service has issued a stamp honoring the late maya angelou, but there are questions this morning surrounding the quote on it. do you see what's wrong with it? we'll talk more about it after the break. >> manuscript sold in new york yesterday for $1.2 million. the 16 pages include the original working manuscript and type trap of the song. american pie released in 1971. it was a number one hit for four weeks in 1972. >> the new stamp honoring the late poet, maya angelou isn't all that it seems. the first lady and oprah winfrey on hand when the stamp was unveiled yesterday in washington. it bears the quote: a bird doesn't sing because it has an answer it, since because it has a song. but maya angelou didn't write that. it appears in a 1967 book of poems, a cup of sun by children's author joan walsh england angelou known to discuss that line in interviews, that's why the post master general says it chose that one. she even titled her first memoir: i know why the caged bird since. >> coming up: authorities are investigate a south jersey police department after a man died while in custody. the newly-released 911 call could provide a clue as to what happened. plus scary moments in philadelphia's mayoral debate. lynn abraham faints on stage watch doctors say they think happened. >> new clue as they search for three men that kidnapped and assault add jewelry store work nerve center city. the video just released in what investigators say they still cannot see plus more drama than expected at mayoral debate when one of the candidates faints. lynn abraham falling to the floor causing everything to stop. scary moment. we'll tell you how she feeling this morning. police offers nerve south carolina facing murder charges, the piece of evidence that led to his arrest. and let's take live look outside this morning the damp and chilly weather sticking around for quite a while. how long, though? sue serio will tell when you to keep your winter coat an umbrella in tow. good day everybody, it is wednesday, april 8th 2015. 5:00 o'clock on the nose, sue serio, a lot of people awake with us on twitter and facebook this morning that's always good to see. >> yes good, hopefully you're inside nice and warm he zoo if you agree with the number i chose for today. do you think four? >> yes. >> we'll stick with a four then. even whether it is not raining it is chillier, much chillier than it was. and it is windy and it is damp and it is just general yuckiness. we only see li

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