north when the suspect approached. >> he made some mention to the child to declare his intent basically and grabbed him on the arm. the child was able to get away from his grasp and flee the area. something like come with me or -- >> words to that effect. >> reporter: this wop says she knows the victim and his mother. >> she's terrified. which is normal. i would be too. we never thought, you know, something happen with, you know, something would happen in this area like this. >> reporter: investigators say the boy got to the bus and reported the incident to officials at west wilson middle school. >> two detectives from the why ya miss sing police department came over, spoke with the student and got a good description of what he saw. >> reporter: this attempted abduction comes on the heels of two attempted child lurings in berks county last week. one in reading city. the other in burn township. >> suspect description is loosely the same as here. i do not -- i can't confirm it is the same suspect or that's it's relateed to those other two. if those first two are related in and of themselves. >> reporter: wilson school district workly closely with police. >> our top prior is the is the safety of our students. so we're looking forward to, you know this becoming resolved and trying to stay on top of it as best we can. >> reporter: now as you can see there is a surveillance camera rah at that gas station pointing this way. police will be checking that camera and cameras at other businesses in this area to see if there's video of this incident. if there is, they will put that out and they will work, of course torque get this person off the street. iain? >> all right. dave, thank you. sky fox over an accident in bensalem, bucks county. that's putting traffic at a standstill tonight. hulmeville is shut down near park avenue. police say a car hit a pole and some wires got knocked down. the driver was taken to the hospital. we don't yet know what caused the crash. and it was another cold day out there but the proper miss of improve manies in your fox 29 winter weather authority soon we'll be enjoying a winter warm up but not going to last very long. chief meteorologist scott williams life in old city tonight with everything we need to know. scott? >> iain, it is going to be a weather roller coaster ride over the next several days. of course it was bitterly this morning. temperatures right now are in the upper 20s. it's going to be another cold night, but a midweek warm up is in the offing. between degrees right now but you factor in that wind, not as blustery as it was yesterday. it feels like 20 degrees current until physical. we have 28 in millville. 24 in allentown. 18 right now in the pocono mountains. but once again factor in that wind not as brutal as it was this morning. 22 is what it feels like in wilmington. 21 what it feels like in atlantic city. so if you're stepping outdoors temperatures will hold pretty steady in the mid to upper 20s. clouds will increase during the overnight and there could be a few flurries north and west. we're tracking a fast might have moving system. winter wither advisories and winter storm warnings posted for sections of the midwest. that system will eventually head in our direction but right now you can see it is well aways away from us. another cold night once again warmup for tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 40s. that is going to feel balmy but yes, more snow is expected from that system we were talking about off to the west. as early as thursday morning. when i come indoors i'll have the specific timing of that as well as the potential snowfall amounts and even more snow is expected in that seven day forecast after thursday morning's system. iain, back to you. >> all right scott. thank you. we're following breaking news in the middle east tonight. video released online appears to show isis militants burning a jordanian pilot to death. isis captured 26-year-old first lieutenant had his jet crashed in syria back in december. he became the first pilot from the us led coalition to be captured. his death comes after a week long drama over a possible prisoner exchange that many hoped could have saved the pilot's life. the victim's father was attending a tribal meeting in jordan when the news of the video released surfaced and emotions ran high during the meeting after family members got word of the killing. jordan' government was willing to trade an al-qaida prisoner from the pilot but wanted proof of life first. us official are working to confirm the authenticity of the video president barack obama says today this is more proof of how desperate and barbaric isis really is. >> i think we'll redouble the vigilance and determination on the part of a global coalition to make sure that they are degraded and ultimately defeated defeated. also just indicates the degree to which whatever ideology operating off of it's bankrupt. >> isis which controls around third of syria and iraq has released a series of grizzly videos showing the killing of captives including two american journalists and american aid worker and two british aid workers. if today's video is authentic it would be first time shown a captive being burned alive. tonight jordan is vowing revenge revenge. president obama and vice-president biden plan to meet with jordan's king tonight at the white house. developing to night what started a as laundromat fight ends with at last one woman arrested and charged. it all happened last night in the tioga nicetown section of philadelphia. 33-year-old lashonda anderson has been charged with attempted murder. other related offenses for the incident yesterday. two women told police they were confronted by a group of four women talon degree mat near fox and roberts avenue. the confrontation later moved to a second location on roberts avenue where the women tried to confront the group and gunfire erupted anderson now accused of shooting one of the women in the legs. both are reported in stable condition tonight. in southwest philadelphia, police say a man drove himself to a police station after being shot in the chest. shooting happened near 66th street around 1:30 this morning. the man listed in critical condition after surgery. police are looking for a dark colored dodge charger in connection to that shooting. happening now an ex philadelphia employee under arrest for theft. he was supposed to keep records of impounded vehicles. she broke the rules and stole them for herself. bruce gordon joins us live with those details tonight. bruce. >> reporter: iain vehicles sent to the city's police auto pound unit are supposed to wiped up on the auction block or perhaps sent to salvage. they're not supposed to wind up in the possession of the employee of the lot but authorities allege that's exactly the scam perpetrated by one sharon hammond. >> authorities say sharon ham met was a long time police department clerk based at the department's auto pound lot be 19 the platt bridge. her job was to keep records on impounded vehicles and whether they'd be sent to auction or cut up for salvage. an internal affairs probe concluded that twice ham met falsified documents to make it look like an all terrain vehicle had been properly doctors posed of. in fact, both atv's wept to ham met and her hub john a third was actually purchased by the ham met's back in 2003. it later disappeared and was confiscated by the police department in 2005. authorities say sharon hammet took possession of that third atv without the required court order releasing it from police custody. sharon and? ham debt met stand charged tonight with multiple counts of theft forgery tampering with records. she resigned from the police department back in december of last year. no one answered the door on their north philadelphia home -- northeast philadelphia home i should say when i went there seeking comment think afternoon. iain. >> bruce, thank you. police are tracking down leads tonight in the montgomery county courthouse bomb that the. the man they believe reported there were bombs explosives in the courthouse on thursday is seen here on this 7eleven surveillance video. police say the call was made from a pay phone at the store on main street in montgomery avenue in west norriton township. the building was evacuated and then searched but they found nothing. if you know who this guy is, please call police. casino workers take gamble and file charges against that are new bosses at trump taj mahal. the workers union filing unfair labor practices against the new owners who say the old rules are outdated and unaffordable. employees argue they're the ones suffering alleging the company is threatening them with changed work schedules with little or no warning. meantime the taj will get the first ill stall many of $20 million from billionaire investor carl icon on thursday. icon who is acquiring the cass zen know by swapping debt he owns for return ownership back in december to provide $20 million to keep the taj open through 2015. the parent company repeatedly threatened to close the taj mahal last fall until icon commit the the new funding. discouraging news for four neighborhoods in our area. they just made the top 10 list of the most dangerous cities in the country. which cities made that list and why they rank so high. the debate over vaccines and measles outbreak takes capitol hill with new jersey governor chris christie at the center of it. the strong words from one lead leading lawmaker today. and he's making headlines around the world for walking a 21-mile commute to and from work every day no matter what the weather is. but soon he'll never have to make that walk again. we'll explain. scott? >> iain, right now it's dry but it is cold and yes, we have more snow in that seven day forecast. ultimate dollar pleasure showing a system off to the west. i'll have the timing of that coming up. ♪ take a good look at these two men. philadelphia police say they robbed a popular bar in the citi' fairmount neighborhood last week. these images caught right before the urban saloon bar was hit. police say they went into the bar while the employees were closing up. one of the robbers pulls out begun and kept employees at bay while the other took cash from the register. a new list pegs two cities in our area as the most dangerous in the entire country. according to the website neighborhood scout.com, camden new jersey, and chester pennsylvania, are the two most dangerous. website look at cities in the country with more than 25,000 people and they based it on the number of violent crimes per 1,000 residents. reported by the fbi for the last year. rounding out the top five detroit saginaw michigan and oakland. atlantic city and wilmington delaware by the way also in the top 10. here's what some of you were saying tonight on our facebook page about these rankings. the it doesn't really feel dangerous you just get used to thing. i've lived in camden for 13 years. she adds there are good people there. people who want to live a peaceful happy life. happening now, new jersey governor chris christie wraps up a visit to the united kingdom and for someone who hasn't declared he's running for the white house he sure is looking presidential these days. he sat down with britain' chancellor earlier today in london and met with british prime minister yesterday. today marks the last leg of his trip which am lifts are calling a shadow campaign tour and a start to his possible 2016 run for the white house. the showdown over obama care continues today republicans held their 56th vote to repeal the law while the white house hosted several people who say they've benefited from it. 10 people from all walk of life thanked president obama at white house today for creating the affordable care act. they say it gave them access to critical medication and preventive care but the gop maintains it drives up costs and burdens small businesses. >> the debate about making sure that every person in america is able to get basic high-quality affordable health care is not some political ideological battle. >> every election for the house and senate since the passage of the affordable care act more and more republicans were chosen to replace supporters of the flawed law. >> it's unlukely the repeal legislation will get enough votes in the white house promises a veto if it does. philadelphia police were among a group participating in a temple university panel examining the effects of decriminalizing pot. panel also included form mr. city council member james kenny and representatives in the health industry. in objection, a new law went into effect which downgraded possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana to a civil offense. in the city community later say discussing the impact is important. big business wants to expand in delaware county and that could mean some big bucks for the state. sunoco logistics industrial complex has plans to expand along the marcus hook waterfront waterfront. the company gave the delaware county council a tour in an effort to gain its support. the council says good things are coming for the community. >> this project will support hundreds of permanent jobs at sunoco logistics in the surrounding community spur growth for nearby businesses and at tract investors to repurpose the sites within the facility breathing even more life into marcus hook. >> the delaware city -- county council says sunoco logistic has invested $3 billion in this and it wants delaware county to be a hub for commercial marks. by the middle of this year some 70,000 barrels of natural gas liquids will be shipped from the waterfront each day. philadelphia university's basketball coach herb magee poised to join an exclusive club club. he's closing in on 1,000 wins much that's impressive. fox 29's chris o'connell live at philadelphia university where the rams will take on wilmington tonight. chris? >> reporter: iain you know as a sports fan this is an accomplishment that is almost unprecedented in any level of sports even live for that matter matter. herb magee a true philadelphian on the cusp of winning his 1,000th game as head basketball coach here at philadelphia university. take look behind me. i'm sure you can hear the atmosphere behind me. the women's game is getting off right now at 5:30. then after herb magee will take the court. the court that's actually named after him and hopefully make history. the banners on the rafters here at philly u evidence of magee's storied career. he went to school here. he played here and he's never left here. he's been coaching here at philly u for 47 years. the court as i said is name after him. the man known as the shot doctor. the fourth college basketball coach to reach that 1,000 win milestone. tom sled depth check caught up with magee this morning about this amazing accomplish many. somebody asked me the other day about personal things i tell them the building gust thing we've ever done as coach was within the national championship back in 1970. the greatest thing that ever happened to me was being induct flood the hall of fame. so i've been associateed with guys like mike she chevy and adolph rupp and john wooden et cetera et cetera because i'm in the same hall of fame they are. and that was probably most proud i've he have been of anything i've ever done. their gear for major league work out with the phillies fitness program at the firehouse in sewell, new jersey. you can see they were definitely up to the challenge. crews did exercises and other heart pumping drills they also discussed how to eat heart healthy with the phillies front office. >> streets are piled high with snow in chicago tonight and while this might look bad enough, people who live there say city officials are doing something to make life even harder. we'll explain and a plain full of people has to return to the gate but there were no mechanical problems. what happened on board that made several people sick. call eight little extra tlc or thc. why one legal pot grower says music is making all the difference for his clients. introducing longhorns bold flavors, bold price for $12.99. the fire grilled triple bacon sirloin. or the garlic provolone sirloin. longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. for the first time in five mows, new photos have surfaced of former cuban leader fidel castro. the pictures were published by the cuban media last night and said to be taken on january 23rd. the images show the 8884 old meeting the president of cuba's university students federation. castro resigned from power back in 2008 and has not appear in the press since late august leading to increased speculation about his alleged failing health health. lance armstrong allegedly hit two parked cars after a night of partying in colorado. but led his long time girlfriend take the fall for it according to aspen police reports which cite armstrong was failing to report an accident and then speeding back in december but that citation only came about after arm strong's girlfriend admitting to lying for him. anna hanson told police she been driving home from party when she lost control of the car on icy roads hit something other cars. hanson says she lied to police to protect her family and keep their names out of the press. it's story that would make any parent crimple. young california girl is sexually assault the as she played in the toy aisle. this happened sunday afternoon at a 99-cent store. police say the eight-year-old victim was distracted playing with toys with her mother shockingly just a few aisles away. but that didn't stop the guy from assaulting her right there in the toy eye. >> while she was playing in the toy aisle a man approached her and forced his hand down her pants. this is a well-known method that child predators use to target children. >> authorities are looking at surveillance video now to try and catch the man. meantime they warn parents to always stay close to their kids. many people in chicago are snowed in and they're and agree tonight that snowplows still haven't cleared their streets. the weekend's winter storm buried the windy city under 19-inches of snow. officials say 500 plows were sent out to clear the roads but days later they haven't made the yet to a lot of the side streets as you can see and residents say trash collectors they're also passing them by. >> no snow trucks came down our street at all so hopefully the streets can be clear by tomorrow hopefully. >> we seen the garbage truck do that street down there and turn and go the other way. nobody has came this way yet. >> and just left you behind. >> yes. left us here. >> are you happy about that? >> no. pay too much taxes to be left on the curb like that. >> how about this? someone put wood with nails in it on the street to protect the spot where they dug that are car out. others are using plastic chairs to hold their spots. i guess they haven't heard about no safe cease. she wrote the pulitzer prize winner to kill a mocking bird noun she's about to publish her second novel ever. her publisher announcing plans to to publish go set a watchman this july. lee says a friend rediscover the book last fall it's essentially a sequel to kill a mocking bird which lee finish back in the '50's. mocking bird is among the most beloved novels in history with worldwide sales topping 40 million copies. the debate over vaccines and the measles outbreak tapes to capitol hill. how this issue could affect the 2016 presidential race. plus siblings reunited in their 60s after spending most of their lives watteau even know the other existed. but the search to complete their family is not over yet. scott? >> iain right now it's dry and quiet but it is still cold. a little bit of a warmup by tomorrow. but, yes, ultimate doppler has more snow. i'll tell when you it arrives comingcoming up. ♪ as most doctors try to convince parents to get their children vaccinated, the recent measles outbreak has also become a political talking point in washington. it's not normally an issue that politicians tackle but the now beginning to bleed over into that 2016 race for the white house. joyce evans joins us now with a look at a topic that's dominating the political landscape. joyce? >> it really is, iain. right now, there are more than 100 reported cases of measles in the country, and the head of the cdc is warning that the us could see a very large outbreak. this comes as lawmakers from both parties weigh in on parents and vaccinations. today house speaker john boehner said he does not think we need another law but he believes that all children ought to be vaccinate the. new jersey governor christie said yesterday that the decision to vaccinate should be left up to parents. but he later clarified saying that children should be vaccinated for measles. senator rand paul expected to run for president says that vaccines should be voluntary and just this past weekend president obama said he supports the measles vaccine. but the issue at happened is whether the government should force parents to vaccinate their children and that's left a lot of doctors at odds on that point. >> this vaccine is 99% effective and measles is incredibly contagious to most contagious virus known to man. it can cause side effects. so what do we have to do? we have to vaccinate. should it be mandatory? no. >> well this current outbreak is being linked to california's disneyland parks. federal health officials are blaming the spread on small communities of unvaccinated people. between the year 2000 and 2010, we saw 16 outbreaks of measles. that had more than 10 cases each. now last year alone an outbreak in an amish community in ohio reduced close to 400 cases of measles. iain. joyce, thank you. turning back to your fox 29 winter weather authority. here's live look at philadelphia international airport tonight. while it's been pretty out there we have not gotten any kind of winter weather that's going to affect the flights in or out of phl. we are watching a chance though for more snow by the end of the week across the country airports are trig to get their flight schedules back on track after another winter disruption this week. there were thousands of frustrated and angry travelers at detroit's metropolitan airport after that huge snowstorm hit that city. the airport measuring 17-inches of snow leading to major makes headaches for lot of travelers. >> wake up all day today shoveling snow and come here to catch my flight and it's delayed three times and then i was canceled and then switched to another flight and then one is cancel. all right. a lot of flights were canceled, delayed and across the country winter weather was to blame for some 5400 flight disruptions. of course, nothing locate that here. we kind of dodged it again but i know we've got a chance of snow coming up in the forecast you're about to give. >> we have some snow iain, thursday morning and it look like it's going to be moving in during that thursday morning commute. we'll have the timing of that but not whole lot of snow. >> all right. >> then another system for a part of the upcoming weekend. so crazy weather continues with that seven day. we'll look at the coming up but right now it's still cold. 29 degrees is the current air temperature. you factor in that wind, it feels like 20 but it's not as brutal as it was early this morning. we had wind chills in the single digits across much of the area. just making it feel down right uncomfortable. so as we take look at the temperatures right now for the high today 30 degrees. the low it was cold. 20. definitely not where we shall be for this time of year which is in the low 40s for high temperatures and look at the temperatures right now. 18 in the pocono mountains. we have upper 20s in atlantic city. as well as wildwood. 29 right now in wilmington. 27 in lancaster as well as reading. so bundle up. if you're stepping outdoors it is going to be cold. but look at the current sustained wind speeds anywhere from about 10 miles per hour out of the north and west in philadelphia we have 10 miles out of the south and west as we move toward dover. so the winds are diminishing but once again it is itly is feeling pretty cold. right now the wind chill in the pocono mountains 4 degrees much it feels like 17 in trenton. it feels like 21 degrees in atlantic city. as well as dover and 19 what it feels like in reading. so temperatures as we take look at the clock, you can see holding pretty steady not dropping as drastically as they did last night. those clouds are going to increase but we're going to stay dry. now there could be a little bit of flurries north and west early tomorrow morning. we'll play that out coming up with fox future cast, but it is going to be cold to a brief warmup tomorrow. but don't get used to it. and, yes light snow is expected by thursday with an arctic front that will arrive bringing more bitterly cold air just in time for thursday night and into friday. so off to our west buck see numerous winter weather advisories in purple few warnings in the white across the midwest. so they're dealing with that system that will eventually bring snow our way. so as we look at ultimate doppler we're dry in the philadelphia area as well as points west but take a look. you can see minneapolis milwaukee, chicago looking at some snow as this system eventually heads in our direction. so as we watch the clock tonight, most of the that energy will move to the north. so by tomorrow morning there could be some flurries in the poconos. or sections of the lee his valley but otherwise it's going to be a cold start and we'll wait for the second half of that system to arrive overnight wednesday especially thursday morning. you can see that snow and that boundary off to the west. still as we look at the clock by 7am, it looks like it will just be entering sections of the poconos the lehigh valley and then continue to move toward the i-95 corridor by nine, 10:00 o'clock when you're watching good day. maybe a coating to an inch out of that system and then sunday into monday, we'll watch another system move across sections of the upper ohio river valley and right toward our area and once again, the location is going to be key. but it looks like with second system the least snow the farther south and east you head the most snow the farther north and west you head. we have some time to really fine tune that forecast. but the seven day shows look at wednesday. temperatures in the mid 40s. it's going to feel pretty balmy. thursday morning's early snow. temperatures in the 30s back into the freezer. townships for highs on friday. and then sunday into monday watching for that second system that could bring a little more snow than what is expected thursday morning. so a lot to talk about. >> exactly. cold and snow. 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people on the boat called for help aft the boat began taking on water. fortunately, no one was hurt. check this out. a fiery crash in palm springs california. one truck carrying bees. the other carrying frozen chickens colliding on i-10. one driver had some minor injuries. the other was not hurt. freeway was shut down for hours while all that mess was cleaned up. britain is the first country in the world to legalize a controversial invitro fertilization technique that allows doctors to genetically alter embryos. the procedure would allow scientists to create embryos from the dna of three people to stop mothers from passing on fatal genetic diseases to their babies. those in favor say it prevents devastating diseases through a minor cellular alteration but opponents call it genetic modification and say it will lead to so-called designer babies. >> something that governments around the world agreed for the last 20 years we shouldn't do and once you cross that line, then it's very hard to stop going down a slippery slope to designer babies. >> the procedure could prevent diseases including muscular dystrophy liver kidney and heart failure. in your health tonight how much is too much when it comes to jogging? hitting the track more than three times a week is too much according to some new research. danish scientists say any more than that actually does nothing for you. they say it's the same as not exercising at all and could even be harmful. to get the most out of your work out pace yourself jog slowly for 20 to 50 minutes echoey time time. what's the key to good pot crop? one legal grower says it's all about the music why he says soothing sounds are making all the difference for his plants. he's making headlines around the world for walking a 21-mile commute to and from work every day no matter the weather but soon he'll never have to make that walk ever again. we'll explain. howard? >> the 76ers on pace to be one of the worst three teams in the nba. they want to be the worst. with another injury to starter who may or may not play that can help. the update on the sixers rookie of the year plus the phillies lo people of detroit pulling their pennies to help a neighbor get to work. james robertson has walked 21 miles to work and back every day since his car died six years ago. he's never missed a day. his story as you can imagine now making headlines around the country. so now his community has raised more than $200,000 to buy him new car. fox's -- fox news has the story. >> reporter: james robertson's work day starts with a stroll through his detroit neighborhood to bus stop on woodward to the ddot transit center to bus stop at the somerset mall. then he walks several miles to walk at shane mold in rochester hills. >> i just can't imagine. >> the trip home involves more walking because there aren't as many buses running at night. james figures he walks about 20 miles day monday through friday. >> doesn't usually set in about wednesday night or thursday morning, you know, it takes -- it takes a very toll on you. >> this has been james' routine for the past five or sick years since his car died. but a chance meeting with blake pollock is about to change all of that. >> i noticed james walking up and down crooks road quite a bit for months. >> reporter: one day about year ago the banker reached out to the factory worker. >> aren't you the guy i see walking up and down crooks road? >> one day maybe i'll give you a ride. i meant the but not really. >> sometime later blake saw james on a snow bang. >> this guy a black cadillac came up to me and said if i wanted ride. i was like, why not? that was the start of it all. >> they've been riding off and on ever since but those days may soon be over. since bill told their story last weekend a reader started a fund raising campaign. >> somebody shows you love. accept it. >> james also has several offers of a free car which could be a mixed blessing for their friendship. >> i guess i don't have a friend any more. maybe i don't want him to get a car. report roar this friendship seems more likely to evolve than he's off. >> if you get car you going to pick blake up for work? >> i just might. i just might. >> your report james isn't at work today but his perfect attendance record is intact because most shaken employees have snow day. it seems save to say that pretty soon when he comes to work, he'll be looking to park somewhere in the lot. in fact they mitt want to put a sign that says employee of the decade. in rochester hills fox news. >> that's great story. whitney houston's daughter is still in a medical coma at an atlanta area hospital. bobbi kristina was found unconscious this past weekend laying face down in a bathtub. the houston family says that she's fighting for her life and is surrounded by loved ones. police records show the man who called 911 when brown was found in the bathtub was a rested on drug and weapons charges two weeks earlier. it seems convicted mass murderer charles manson has been left at the altar. because california prison officials say the 90 day marriage license he got by the 80-year-old and a 27-year-old woman will expire on thursday. but the could couple did not tie the knot during weekend visiting hours when the marriage would have had to have taken place. prison officials say they don't know why the nuptials were delayed and the bride to be isn't talking. manson of course is serveing a live sentence at a california state prison in corcoran for masterminding nine murders. he has been denied parole 12 times and is not eligible again until 2027. six passengers force united airlines flight to return to chicago o'hare international airport. the six passengers reportedly became sick because of a pressurization issue with nausea and ear pain. emergency responders met the plane at gate and we're told those passengers were treated on the plane and of one else is doing okay. it's long been said that plants respond to a affection from their growers. to some that means talking to your garden but bun denver based marijuana grower is now using music to get the most out of this plants. fox's boris sanchez has the story. ♪ >> hello again girls. >> reporter: among the necessary components needed for all plants to 35 -- >> plants have very basic needs. they want light they want water water. >> reporter: expert marijuana grower adds one more fundamental hmm g that's what they need. you know, what do they want? they want live. >> reporter: love in the form of music. >> you can notice a difference when they've been loved. >> reporter: with background in classical music. he grows for sticky buds dispensary heard about the potential music may have on plant from research done in the 1970's. >> they don't need it to be loud. they need it to be often. >> reporter: different kinds of music affects plants in different ways. >> speakers actually would have plants leaning away from them or towards them. >> reporter: he says his grow is no different. >> it increases membranes. >> he says the plants exposed to classics from show pan to beethoven showed to grow stronger the music may have bolstered the strength of the plants toes thc. >> there were a few strains that came back from our lab testing surprisesurprisingly high. >> reporter: amidst the science is an -- he admits the science isn't exact. he believes the plants deserve kindness. >> we owe the plants respect because we've benefited tremendously from it. >> if that yields better bud that's music to his ears. >> bye ladies. >> reporter: a group of boy scouts on hiking trip in california end up on a nude different beach. parents as ugh imagine outraged after a nature hike exposed a group of fourth graders to dozens of nude people on blacks beach in san diego. the hike which included a parents group ended up having to walk through the entire beach one couple couldn't believe that the pack master knowingly walked the kids through the area so he filed a complaint against the boy scouts. >> i said, what, what are you doing? we're in the middle of a nude different beach. he's like, you know, this is a natural lift beach and um, you know, my family and i go through this all the time much it's no big deal. i got really angry. >> boy scouts of america says the walk through the beach was not against their policy and officials in the local chapter have met with parents to discuss the incident. the pack leader who organized the hike has not been disciplined. texas pastor preaching the hot topic of sex to his parishioners and he's doing it from his bed. you heard right. the pastor took his bed and moved it inside the church to tackle six sunday sermons about sex. he's covering everything from marriage to shacking up and he's doing it to educate his church on a topic he says was god's idea in the first place. >> we had our biggest attendance in history of the church with the exception of last easter sunday. so people are responding really well. they want to hear about this they want to hear what god has to say about it. >> as part of the sex talk pastor darren is planning a mass. wedding on valentine's day. several couples have signed up and agreed to abstain until becoming man and wife. whether you love to shop or you don't like the so much your end tear experience is about to change. it's going high tech. shops are starting to make it easier faster and well, pretty cool to update your wardrobe. one boutique takes your measurements in store then creates an avatar so you can see what clothes look like without even trying them on. another designer put all touch screen technology inside dressing rooms. >> so the moment you bring your items into the fitting room, it magically senses the items you brought in and we turn the mere itself into a touch screen. so you can ask for any other sizes, cuts or colors you'd like of these items right on the mirror. >> wow. that's not all. to night at 10:00 the major up grades you can expect to see this year. reunited with a sister that he never knew he had. a kentucky man is learning the truth about this family. after decades of thinking he was an only child and now he's hoping to track down his long lost brother. fox's valerie chen has the story. >> reporter: a decades old secret. 65-year-old charles dingle dine believed he was an only child. >> i just met her yesterday and she's wonderful. she really is. >> reporter: over the weekend he was reuniteed with an older sister he never knew he had. after his mother's death in 2003 his uncle told him he had an older brother. in 2005, he made a post on the internet trying to find hmm but never got any answers. 10 years later now 68-year-old nova found his post and after seeing they had the same birth mother she called him and first talk to his wife. >> he told me he said at first i thought it was hoax. and then he called and we had app uncle jimmy or mother' brother. we called him. said no, she's telling you the truth. she is who she says she is. it gives me chills right now. >> reporter: even that are uncle didn't tell anyone their mother had three children, two were given up for adoption. >> so he would have been about nine or 10 years old when this child was born. so he didn't know a whole lot about him. but he remembered the girl real well. he laughed and told me he said your mother had to go somewhere and he says, i had a paper route. and says it cost $4 week where she stayed until she had the baby. i paid the $4 a week out of my paper route money. >> reporter: at eight months old monroe was adopted by this family and lived in lawrence berg. on their second time meeting the two feel an instant bond. >> it's really funny to talk to each other and everybody -- i put a picture on facebook of us yesterday and everybody is like you really look a alike. you resemble each other report roar the search continues this time for their older brother. >> his first name is howard. his last name when he was born would have been hook. it could be anything now. he was born around 1941. i do know that his father's name was edward hal away. that might be a big help. ♪ >> straight ahead at 6:00 have you seen this man? police say he tried to lure a local girl into his car and he's still out there. tonight concerned this guy may have done this type of thing before. a man spotted in south philly. police say he's casing a home and he's up to no good. what happened next that sent hem running away empty handed. plus the group of local high school students who may have you re-examineing what you've accomplished in life. their new smart phone app just won a big it ward and it could have a major impact. ♪ right now at 6:00, more bitter cold. the change is on the horizon. you won't feel as much wind but it's still not a good night to be outside. we'll get break from the freezing temperatures soon before more chances for snow are on the way. good evening i'll i'm iain page page. a week of wild weather changes continues for us. chief meteorologist scott williams is live outside in old city tonight with all that cold we've been feeling. scott. >> iain, still a another cold night despite the lack of wind out there. so bundle up. dress in layers. it will be dry if you're stepping outdoors however still watch out for some patchy black ice. let's talk about those temperatures right now. 29 degrees in philadelphia but look at the wind out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. so not quite as gusty as this same time yesterday when those winds were really how long. so the feels like temperature in the low 20s as we move north and westmont county, buck county, temperatures in the low to mid 20s. we have 23 in furlong. ambler checking in at 27. chester county downingtown down to 24 degrees. west chester 25. kennett square 26. so you can see it is cold. below freezing area wide. teens right now in the pocono mountains. so the low in center city 22 degrees.

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