on ultimate doppler. you can see, much more on the way out to the west, add breeziness, look at the flag, there we have 14-mile per hour sustained winds but gusts as high as 20, 25 miles an hour. there is your 44 degrees, your current temperature, we're not going to get much warmer than today. sunrise 6:34. we do have a phillies game tonight. could be a rain delay or so, but i think generally just cloudy skies showers here and there, 48 degrees, when the game starts, this is an evening game at clock zero, a phillies and red sox, you will have to make sure you're warmly dressed and waterproofly dressed. anyway temperatures staying in the four's, all day long. that's your weather authority forecast. just coined new word, i think bob kelly? waterproofly. >> proofly, yes. if the sixers pr folks are watching, if there is a rain delay at the phillies game, they should invite those phillies fans to come over indoors and watch a little bit of the sixers game tonight. >> will be a few ex at this seats, do you think? >> just thought. but double bubble down there tonight. you got phillies and sixers both at 7:00. and the stadium there. so keep that in mind. not the only one holding a ticket to sporting event down in the stadium area later on tonight. some rain, going to cause for some slow going today. all of the roads little damp and wet. got the wipers working, wiper wednesday, looking liver at route 202 limekiln pike, 42 coming in from south jersey, the yucky spray kind of kicking up off the cars of the trucks in front of you. so just factor in some extra time. don't wear your best shoes this morning. 422, and 202 not bad at all coming in from the suburbs headed in toward king of prussia. south on 95, we sent the work crews home for the day. and we are ready for a morning rush hour through the construction zone, ramp to cottman open, 95 no problems coming into downtown. philadelphia international airport, looking good, i just checked, no problems, but as we move through the morning and we start to pick up volume at the airport, the rain, sue mentioned, about the fog and the high winds i'm going to bet awe jelly donut that we will have some delays at the airport before we're through here this morning so do check with the airline before you head down to philly international. back to you. >> new piece of evidence in the search for the three men who viciously attacked a woman who works on jewelers row. fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters with the new video but steve they say they are still missing something? >> reporter: yes, new video but still not good enough. not close enough to get what they are missing. and that's the license plate. that's what they really need. and they are thinking there is probably surveillance sitting on some office computer somewhere right around the corner from the station like the cozy right down the street. any of the business action in old city chestnut, walnut, ramp southbound where these guys likely took this woman down to that cemetery in sharon hill. so they've got this new video showing you, you can see the scribbling maybe even with soap to obscure business name on the side of this maroon van, or graffiti, they just don't know, but they think these guys may have used soapy stuff to get the name that's on there out of t and they may have cleaned it up since. maybe it is an actual legal van, because they know they were driving it around for several weeks. and the two times these guys used the victim's bank card, no pictures close up there either, they so stupidly used to buy gas at wawa on bartrum avenue, but the van was park too far away to see the plate there. and no close up pictures of these guys filling the tank. and then they used at one of the sidewalk atm machines in west philly, outside one of those late night chinese take-outs at 57th and chester avenue, and that thing does not take pictures, just a big service charge, taking advantage of the poorer people out there. and it is bolted to the building. soap, police are looking for more surveillance, asking these old city business toss going in the office today. check their saturday afternoon and saturday morning surveillance, this van may have come and gone, real close up especially eason chestnut street, so that 95 entrance ramp. yesterday morning they talked again to this 53 year old woman victim who looks like rocky balboa did at the end of the fight apollo creed, one eye swollen shut, beaten, tazed, punched tortured. >> here is the story we have. a woman brutalized for a crime that didn't succeed, you have guys attempting a to be a jewelry store turn into petty thieves, using use her atm. they seem to have a bag of robbery tools, let's say constraints, i mean, they had tie wraps, they had shackles, they had handicuffs, and they used them at different points during this crime. >> i'm speaking to everyone who may have seen this van who owns the van who has been driving t obviously had this van for at least a month they've been driving around in this. someone had to see the men. someone had to know they had t and what we're asking for is a tip, a tip direction. >> reporter: so you probably wonder how did detectives know these guys had this van for a month, like he said? because another store owner on jewelers row saw it parked illegally in his way one day about a month ago. and asked the guys to move t so detectives were hoping he remembered a lot more than just the van. but the driver, too and this woman said the driver was the most violent and big and mean. and he did most of the torture on her. so here we are again lauren, doing this story, a third day in a row out here, and detective hoping the public seeing the new video have some old memories about the van and maybe some old saturday surveillance of the van and now maybe even out watching now, see that van park on their street somewhere and think, all right maybe there was soap over the sign i see on it now and give police a call, because they are running on every tip they get. they are getting a lot of them. >> let's hope what we're doing is helping them. thanks so much, steve keeley. happening today in a delaware county courtroom accused peeping tom is due to appear for a formal arraignment, sean moses was arrested last month after radnor township detectives say he used hidden cameras to film women in dressing rooms at malls and shopping centers around the area. moses is facing 86 counts of invasion of privacy charges. and closing arguments are set to begin today in a hearing against the bucks county family accused in a massive insurance fraud scheme. claries oldie on the top right of your screen, she was charged with defrauding her insurance company out of, get this $20 million. prosecutors say she and her family got the pay-outs by making false claims for three fires at their home. a judge will have to decide whether to send the case to county court for a trial. >> a 22 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 there at exit 332 for conshohocken. the 42 year old father was taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word on what led to up that shooting there. was a third person in the car that was not hurt. police have not released any names at this time. >> some pretty scary moment for one of philadelphia's mayoral candidate at last night's debate. former district attorney lynn abraham fainted during the debate at the kimmel center hearing fell as state senator anthony williams was speaking about school funding. well, abraham did not return to that debate, but she spoke afterward and says she's doing 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 all i can say. >> i feel grateful though. abraham not hurt. she said she wanted to continue but doctors wouldn't let her get back out there on the stage. and the candidates will square off again right here on fox 29. you can watch our debate april 23rd, 6:00 p.m., see where they stand on key issues like education unemployment, the mayoral primary set for may 19th. the fb icon firmed its investigation into internet threats made to the vineland police. this as the new jersey department released a 911 and radio recordings. surrounding the death after man in their custody last week. >> yes, somebody freaking out on grape street here, going crazy, screaming, i don't know what the hell is wrong with him. >> caller says 32 year old philip white was out of control last tuesday, two vineland police officers arrived, their attorney says white became violent at first trying to grab a police radio and then allegedly going after an officer's gun. they were utilizing reasonable and necessary force to fend mr. white off. now it has become a critical situation. >> it was eventually subdued with the help after police k9. their attorney says white was conscious entering the ambulance, but he later died. that has many in the community demanding answers. autopsy and toxicology results not yet available. >> south carolina police officer is charged with murder, after cell phone video emerges of the shooting death of what officials say was an unarmed man. we want to warn you the video is hard to watch. a bystander recorded this video on saturday, 50 year old walter scott who is black was shot eight times by that officer. he reportedly ran when officer michael slaying err, who is white, pulled him over for broken tail light. now jailed and charged with murder. >> without the video and that was the only witness there was, actually, was the gentleman with the that was making the video it would be difficult to ascertain exactly what did occur 433 police officers in our department. this is a bad decision of one of the 143. >> i don't want this to become another ferguson. i don't want any more lives to be taken any more lives to be in jail. >> officer was denied bond. scott's family feels justice has been served but still plans to file a civil lawsuit against the north charleston police department. >> the sale of atlantic city former revel casino to robert straub is complete. deal finalized yesterday after four prior attempts to sell t fell through. straub paid $82 million for the casino. it is about 4 cents on the dollar. last week he unveiled an ambitious plan to spend $500 million on numerous projects in atlantic sit it including the purchase of the showboat. he also plans to develop the former baderfield site to include two marinas sports complex, water parks and even world lasse which is tree and center. >> 5:11 this morning 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 let's take another live look outside. wow, chilly temperatures are back, but when can we expect a warm up? we'll see when sue has your trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com that shot before we went to break looks like huge fire. >> no, no no not on fire. >> no, that's just the industry. >> the thriving industry in our metropolitan area. never sleeps either. we've got a look at weather that's casino of yucky. here's what's going on. we've got a cold front casino of sung to the south a little bit. and it is letting in chilly air. the mild air of the past couple of days, not going to get that back until friday. so what's happening? yes, we've got couple of system here that will be coming through along this frontal system, which is going to stall for the rest of the day, and for tomorrow. so we're on l chilly zone, not the mild zone. and just to show you the differences in temperature we've got 44 degrees in philadelphia. you don't have to go too much further south to see 20 degrees milder, 64 is the current temperature in norfolk, virginia, in the up ear's, down there about around roanoke. so 30's up in albany, and in buffalo, big difference, big difference in temperatures, either side of the front. depends on where you are. so little bit of rain to show you not whole lot. one heavy downpour about to move into cumberland cumberland county, jersey shore, light rain around cape may, wildwood this morning. otherwise, just damp and drizzly, and because of the north-northeasterly winds brink that flow in off the ocean, nothing but clouds all day long, it will be rare, not likely throughout the day. so maybe break in the action around midday toward evening and then more rain moving in overnight. we have more in store for tomorrow and those chilly temperatures stay around, because the frontal system will still be to the south on thursday. and again around midday, on thursday, the times of heavy rain, looks like, we get thunderstorm or two but that's more likely on friday. here, we are at 3:00 in the morning, 4:00 in the morning, 7:00 a.m. dries out for little while. not done yet. now bee watch two between two and 6:00 on friday evening that's probably when the strongest thunderstorms will come through. warmer air replacing the colder air. and then all of that is out of there just in time for the weekend. and it does look like a really nice weekend ahead. temperatures right now though, be prepared for this, it is a lot chillier, 44 degrees in the city 37 mouth pocono, 43 millville stay in the 40's all day long, factor in the win really doesn't feel right to talk about windchill, when it is not wintertime. will feel chillier, 14-mile per hour sustained winds 25-mile per hour wind gusts out there this morning. so all of those factor in for what will probably be kind of yucky day and temperatures going up so nicely, now they'll start taking a plunge here 69 degrees, was the high yesterday. forty-nine today. forty-nine ya, and 49 tomorrow, as well. then mid 70s on friday, so we take another roller coaster ride. really got to hang on for these jump and and down temperatures. temps mid 60s stay that way at least through the early part of next week. so ya, kind of yucky throughout this morning bob kelly. >> yes, it is kind of yucky. it is a wiper wednesday. make sure have a good set of wiper blades many factor in the extra time. heavy downpour here. live look along route 202 up in montgomery township. roads are wet. make sure the wipers are working, and intermittent stage coming over the ben franklin, all of the bridges are wet again naturally going to slow us down for part of our morning rush hour. get ready the make-over on the vine expressway begins next week. they are going to demolish and replace about seven of the overpasses here on the vine expressway. yes, i know the pope is coming to town, but we will get started on this anyhow. this is going to impact us, just throwing it out there because penndot officially sent out the press release yesterday. next week, they're going to be closing the vine expressway, on the overnight. so if you are just coming home and watching us after working that third shift the vine street expressway will be closed next week, each night in a different direction to set up some concrete barriers, and they'll take away that shoulder on the side. so it will be a tight construction squeeze. sort of like what you will see on 95. so just keep that in mind. getting ready for construction in center city, starting next week. double-header tonight sixers at 7:00, phillies at 7:05. i just sent out a tweet to both the phillies and the sixers. hey, if there is -- if there is a rain delay invite the phillies fans across the street. common indoors. watch some basketball until the rain rides through. lauren, back to you. >> thanks so much. juror in the boston marathon bombing trial continue deliberations, more than seven hours yesterday weighing the evidence. they are considering 30 charges against tsarnaev dzhokhar. 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. jurors will also continue deliberations today, in the murder trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez, during closing arguments yet, defense attempt topped shift the blame to his two co-defendant. and for the first time they admit that their client, hernandez, saw the murder happen, but said he did not do it. he has pleaded not guilty. >> federal judge has denied adjust tis department request to lift ahold of president obama's immigration action, executive order would have protected millions of imigrants from deportation but 26 states argue the action would cost them more in law enforcement, healthcare, and education. the injunction is intend today stall the president's actions while the lawsuit progresses through the courts. president obama announced the executive orders back in november. an utility company is defending their decision to disconnect a 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. 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 d.c. yesterday. the white house and capitol as well as museums and public transportation systems were affected, back up generators kicked off at the white house interruption lasted only few second. campus of the university of maryland was also affected. >> water conversation appears to not be catching on in california. californians did less to curtail their water use in february than any month since officials started tracking conservation efforts in the face of a severe drought. overall, state-wide water use fell by less than 3%. >> if we don't do something about it now it could be worse later. >> i think of doing enough, you know i'm pretty careful about just about everything i do water wise. >> so far we did we actually let the backyard go. >> the state now expected to issue community by community mandatory water cuts. some places may see cuts deeper than 25%. 5:22 this morning, tune get through security faster, many travelers leave the 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behind $675,000 worth of loose change at airports across the country. that is up from 638,000 in the previous year. tsa reminds all forgotten items are collected in hopes that someone will come back and claim them. but that doesn't always happen in the case of your money they keep it. coming up: someone is breaking into homes in chester county. and it is happening while people are inside sleeping. plus a local professor sends her student a shocking e-mail. the explicit message found in their inch this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> new video of the van they believed was used to kidnap a woman from jewelers row. plus an embarrassing e-mail mishap. lands in drexel university law professor in some pretty hot water. spent out explicit message to her student, now the school responding. some homeowners are on edge as police investigate a series of home burglaries in chester county, how investigators believe the suspect is getting inside. >> wednesday april 8th, 20 czars week halfway over. started off george out outside. little soggy and damp today sue serio. >> chillier, too when we dress bus stop buddy again back again in the rain gear, we put the mittens onto indicate it is about 20 degrees colder today than it was yesterday but the flyers won last night we put little flyers cap on to keep his noggin warm. only four out of ten today. just kind of yucky out there all day long, even when it is not raining. and we do have areas of rain moving from west to east, but the whole frontal system has moved to the south. so it lets chillier air come n that's what's going on. so, the front kind of stalled here more precipitation on the way not only for today but for tomorrow, next couple of days, now we add some wind to the picture just to make it even yuck year. 44 degrees, feels chillier than that thanks to the 14-mile per hour sustained winds, and phillies are back in action, tonight of course we're hoping for better outcome if they get to play the game. i think they will get to play the game, but may be rain delay or two, just showers around 48 degrees, remember, that. >> temperatures upper four's, all day chilly, occasional showers, then tonight down to 40 degrees, with drizzle, and clouds, and fog and just casino of messy. but it will clear up eventually, we'll tell when you, coming up in the seven day forecast, hey bob kelly? >> key word there eventually. 8:31 sue good morning everyone, little wet behind the ears. you step out the front door. live look at route 309 and 202, up there, montgomery county, again the roads are wet, wipers probably working intermittently throughout your commute into downtown this morning, south on 95, no problems yet up and down the 95 corridor here, between cottman avenue and girard. but we are starting to see pockets of volume as we get ready for a morning rush hour. now, the schuylkill expressway what a mess last night. on the way home with the closure, near conshy, all of the lanes are open in both directions this morning no problems at all from your conshy curve into downtown. they just pick up the construction on the pennsylvania turnpike, crews have been working near willow grove, over to ft. washington, so we're back to normal there. no problems up and down the northeast extension still balligomingo road closure next few weeks traffic detour over to route 23 over to route 320, last two days hot mess, with the especially during the morning and afternoon rush hours, obviously folks navigating the detour, even the school buses had to go on detour. philly international, no problems at the moment. but, the light rain, the winds, the fog the low sealing, certainly probably going to cause delays at philadelphia international airport throughout the day. so just check with the airline before you head down to the airport. lauren back to you. >> bob, philadelphia police hoping you recognize the vein wanted in connection with a kidnapping over the weekend. fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters, keeley, we have new video. we're hoping that helps them fine who ever drives this van or who knew who owned it? >> reporter: people watching must think it is groundhog day, they heard you say that as you tossed to me yesterday. but this is a second day of new video of this van from saturday. so new pictures, and now details, but still not enough to id the torturing kidnappers, or the van they were driving. we can show you unlike new jersey requires front plates, too, none in pennsylvania or police here would have that, seen driving by dentist offers here on chestnut street, in old city. and detective are hoping that other businesses in old city will check their saturday surveillance systems just like that dental staff did and come up with even more video and maybe the license plate. the van may have graffiti, but also, now detective think maybe just a soapy temporary stick on substance to obscure some company name and logo on the side of this work van and detective learned another jewelers row worker saw this same van parked in his way illegally on the street a month ago as they were watching this worker and casing the jewelry store and at that time that other worker, asked the driver to move the van out of the way. he remembered when he saw the reports and this van on tv yesterday. but detectives were hoping he would remember who the driver looked like, and so far no good description and not that great after memory, the van though, really stuck out in his head with the soapy stuff or the paint on the side. the victim, detectives talked to yesterday still in lot of pain. they said her husband put his hand on her shoulder on the couch, just for some comfort and as detectives visited she wins in the pain just from her husband's light touch and one of her eyes still swollen shut too. to add insult to injury to make it worse they kept telling her this, today, is the day you're going to die. to give her to give up those pass codes that she had no knowledge of. >> and i would believe these guys may have been in there before. they've been scouting out the place obviously or scouting out several places, i don't know. she offered a ring shy had on her finger. when they said -- when she told them it was worth about $300 they put it back on her finger. they said we're after big stuff. >> they didn't get any big stuff, and like petty thieves said instead of getting the big score they were hoping for, because she did not know the alarm code, to shut the alarm off or the safe combinations, they grabbed the wrong worker, the manager split from her in the parking garage. so again look at this van look at your surveillance system in our homeowner or business in old sit which cameras, that shoot toward the sidewalk and street, and maybe look for a local lawmaker, lauren, to suggest front plates here in pennsylvania. another story where we are talking were vehicle, get away vehicle or used crime can only be seen clearly from the front and again, new jersey, you got those front plates, and people probably don't want to have another thing from another law and another thing that they require at the motor vehicle agency. but, you can see in this case, new jersey wives have front plate because you can identify vehicles from a mirror, if you're a police office nerve front after vehicle, or surveillance camera, and you get the front of the vehicle. you'll see the license plate they wish they had a front plate here. >> true, as long as they don't take those over, steve keeley or try to hide from authorities. thank you so much. drexel university says it is investigating a respected law professor, who allegedly emailed her student a link to pornographic video. the school says lisa mcelroy sent a link erroneously some student rent speculating how the alleged error could have possibly happened. >> i'm sure she is mortified. i mean, if it was a mistake then it is very unfortunate for her career and her professional teaching. >> they should talk to the professor do something not too progressive, ask why it happened, you know, how it might have happened. >> in a statement the school says policy and procedures requires them to initiate fact finding for all report of inch appropriate behaviors of sexual nature that may impact members of the community. police are investigating a string of home break-in's in north coventry township, happened early monday morning between 3:00 and 6:30 a.m. while people were still inside their homes asleep. the houses are until the cedar mill crossing development. the surveillance video from someone else's home captures who police believe is the burglar, the suspect forced his way in through garage doors by prying them open. >> coming up: amazing rescue overseas. an autistic boy lost for four days in the woods. he found safely reunited when his family. we'll tell you how rescuers finally found him. >> later new woman claims the title of world's oldest human her surprising health habits. coming up. flyers look worldbeaters after being eliminated, but last night wilds game against the islands earns. to the wells fargo sent, flyers up, now four-three, goaltender pulled off the face-off lee scores with 28 seconds left. so you figure it is over time, right? wrong. braids end, 2.1 seconds. just throws it on the net. it goes in. flyers win five-four over the islander. all right augusta national. place this week for the biggest and tough ers major on the pga tour, tiger woods will be playing his first competitive golf in eight weeks. what's he done with his time off? >> working my (blank) off. easiest way i work hard, people would never understanded how much work i come into it to come back and do this again. sun up, sundown. kids were asleep, i would still be doing it. and when they were at school i would still be doing it. >> the phillies play tonight again against the red sox. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. coming up: amazing video of rescue overseas. how rescuers found this boy after four days in the woods. >> aftermath of heavy rain two inhale, st. louis art reporting flooded streets and cars stuck in high waters. the morning storm caused road closures, several accidents. forecasters there expecting strong storms, in kansas, and oklahoma today. okay, sue serio so hopefully we don't have flooding but i know we're expecting some rain today? >> yes, just casino of drippy out there right now. it will stay that way for couple of days. you may get downpour or two at times but no flood advisories or watches are out at the moment. so here's what happened. overnight, we actually started last night this cold front coming down to the south. now, it will stay stalled for couple of days, that means today, tomorrow, letting in that chilly air from the north, and we've got this on shore flow, which means even when it is not raining it will be pretty cloudy out there. so expect the cloudy and damp weather today and tomorrow, for sure, and a few areas of rain to show you right now on ultimate doppler radar. mostly kent county, delaware, few showers up in new castle county, down to the jersey shore, cape may county. you may get heavy downpour or two, it looks like there is one right here off shore that might be moving into cape may county, as we speak. but just casino of nasty. cloudy damp, it is drizzly when it is not raining. just that casino of day. we've got our areas of rain moving through throughout the rest of the morning cloud cover, when it is not raining and this really will continue for the next couple of days. temperatures are in the four's right now will remain in the 40's still look at the future cast getting us through the rest the day today. into tomorrow, which is thursday more damp and rainy weather on the way as well. >> by thursday afternoon we get the stalled front, i am puts cents moving along the front, by friday, we are going to let in some milder air and some thunderstorms will probably possible up cold air, milder air, when they clash, that's what happened. so last round every thunderstorms moves through after 5:00 in the evening should be out of here by midnight saturday make way for fantastic weekend. temperatures right now chilly, 44 degrees in the sit 37 mount pocono, 43 in trenton, and millville. and dover. winds factor those in, as well. 14 miles an hour sustained in the city, 17 miles an hour atlantic city, 13 miles an hour in dover. and a 25-mile per hour wind gust reported in the city. so, that's what we've got going on. we did have a nice warming trend happening. >> look at today. forty-nine. look at tomorrow, 49. then 74 on friday. quite the roller coaster ride. we settle mid 60s over the weekends, and then, it doesn't get too dramatic, maybe until the middle of next week. so yucky out there don't forget your sweater, bob kelly, underneath that raincoat. >> definitely feels chillier this morning you mentioned yesterday chilly change on the way, good morning 5:47. live look at county line right near stump road again the roads are wet this morning you can see the glare coming off the road surface, so factor in some extra time little extra wiggle room, between you and the bumper in front of you there. talcony palmyra bridge, in the middle of a opening here. not too much notice. just popped up few moments ago, so traffic stopped on both sides of the river, at the moment. if you are getting ready to head out the front door head for the betsy ross. >> starting to see the delay headed in toward the black horse pike, of course the construction zone, headed into bellmawr coming out of the suburbs like downingtown morgantown, no problems on the turnpike, looking good coming up from west chester along that 202, just watch it, all of the construction zones are little tighter and it is tough to see those lane markers, as well, with the over -- with the lack of overhead street lamp and even when the roads are wet. >> little tougher, south on 95, another spot. >> right there near cottman avenue, where the lane shuffles come into play. so far so good working your way in toward downtown philly on 95. it begins next week. ready for this one? vine expressway make-over starts next week. we'll shut down the vine on the overnight. put in some barriers, and take away the shoulder. i want to alert you only close it on the overnight. you may see that sign that says five, but it is 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 a.m. don't let that scary. lanes will be open during the daytime, but it will be active work zone beginning on monday, lauren, back over to you. >> bob senator ran paul will meet with new hampshire voters today one day after announcing he is running for president. next few days including south carolina iowa, nevada, paul just second republican candidate after senator ted cruz. >> have agreed a null their 24 year marriage, and that agreement would bring ends to what's become a heated divorce process. >> attorneys for the florida rep say two sides now working toward setted lment. judge says the pair had been meeting behind closed doors with their attorneys. >> made aware of the terms of the settlement which they -- does include annullment of the marriage. the parties are working and the court believes all parties are working in good fate tort fair and just resolution. >> grace's attorney says the ex's are very close to finalizing the a null 789. a lot of factors to consider. important to make sure the deal was done properly. >> vote. voters have in missouri, two african officials to the sit coin ill. first since the police involved shooting death of michael brown. fox's jacky ibanez details the big job city leaders snow in front of them. for the first time since last august, deadly police shooting of an un arm black 18 year old voters in ferguson elect new city leaders. tripling, currently, only one member city councils sill black, but after tuesday's election, that number will jump to three. >> today not just culmination of people running for office. it is about how edge engaged community will be, and to use this opportunity to set a new direction for ferguson. >> the racial make up of the city leadership has long been sore spot for many in ferguson. two thirds of the city's population is african-american, but, most of it city officials are white. one of the newly elected council members says the change will be significant. >> going to seymour people coming together. you are going to seymour people working together. you going to seymour people branching out to different parts of the city. so we can be all inclusive. >> the city council does, however, have a tough task ahead. it will have to approve the hiring after new police chief municipal judge city manager and more. those officials resigned or were fired following a skating justice department review, finding racial bias and profiling among city leaders in the police department. >> i've learned that there is a segment of our population that does not feel as included as maybe the rest every us. and i think that's a challenge for us going forward to make sure that every citizens in ferguson feels the same love that we have for this community. >> ferguson officials say twice as many people voted tuesday compared to the city's lasse election, jab i ibanez, fox news. >> eleven year old boy with autism has been reunited with his family after being lost for four days, luke disappeared on friday, while camping with his family, 120 people were helping with this search. no luck until yesterday. the boy was spotted by a helicopter just 2 miles from the campground. he has been treated for dehydration, hyperthermia, an exhaustion. coming up: the world's new oldest living person, 115 years old she's from michigan we're going to introduce to you that cute woman there coming up after the break. >> michigan woman claims the title of the wold's oldest human. injury a lean born on may 25th, 1899. she is going to turn 116 next month. oddly enough, she is the thirds woman to hold a title of world oldest person, just this month alone. so 117 year old woman in japan died on april 1st. well, then she handed hospital or over to gertrude weaver of arkansas. well then she died monday morning. talley is in good health says she still likes her korea certain way every morning. >> i don't want nothing nothing in may coffee, but some sugar. >> okay. >> coffee some sugar in it that's it, don't put no cream in it. >> just sugar no cream. how cute is she? she bold until 104 mode her own law until a few years ago also lived alone until she was 108 years old. she credit god for her long healthy life. all right still ahead. candidates collapses, lynn abraham faints on stage during the philadelphia mayoral debate. how she is doing this morning. plus, a south carolina police officer behind bars, now charged with 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