have a suspect in custody. we'll have that in a moment, but first the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you're back on the winning side. >> reporter: [laughter] let's show you what's going on. it was gray and gloomy this morning, but now the skies are brightening up, we're back on the winning streak. vibles numbers are improving -- visibles numbers are improving. all of south jersey and delaware were reporting zero. wildwood is up to 7. capecape may county up to # -- 7 miles. 1.5 in trenton. half mile north and west it starts to clear and skies are brightening up. satellite and radar as the fog continues to lift we'll go sun and clouds this afternoon with the warm front quickly approaching from the northwest. today will be a nice day, more

humid than perceives -- previous days. high of 85. with the increase in humidity it will feel a little more uncomfortable than it's been. but we have relief in the seven-day forecast. this uncomfortable level will not last long. double scan live showing a hefty cluster of showers and drenching thunderstorms across the ohio valley this morning. that's a cold front that barrels through overnight tonight and brings huge changes in the seven day forecast. >> a stretch of the benjamin franklin parkway is shutting down in preparation for pope francis' visit. the outer drives are expected to close sometime this morning from 20th to kelly drive. that means drivers have to go through neighborhood streets to access kelly drive. those coming from mlk drive will be diverted off at eakens oval at the 24th street ramp. the inner drive is shut down

thursday so crews can work on the alter for the pope's mass next sunday. up to a million people are expected in the city next week, but only a fraction will make it on to the parkway to see the pope. "action news" reporter, jeff chirico has the story. >> reporter: outside the basilica, excitement is building for the papal visit now a week away. >> once in once in a lifetime. i'm very excited. >> i have francis fever. >> reporter: the faithful preparing for a celebration like none other. >> i open it's big -- i hope it's big. i think it should be, seems like the city is preparing for a party. >> reporter: but how big? mayor nutter said he expects a million pilgrims to attend sunday mass, but the secret service estimates less than 300,000 will fit on the parkway with any chance of seeing the pope even from a distance. 80,000 in the ticketed area in red. another 150 to 200,000 in the purple air south of 20th

street to city hall. mean many people without tickets may not get anywhere near the parkway. that doesn't faze michelle. >> i don't have tickets, but i might walk up and see and feel and watch it on a large tv. i'm very excited for the city to have the pope here is an honor. >> reporter: unlike major concerts like live aid in 2005, the area for spectators will be narrower. 89 outer lanes will be off limits to the public for security reasons. it could take two to three hours to get through security check points. these catholics say that may scare some, but not them. >> he is a world leader. >> people who decide they are coming will get hear. >> reporter: world meeting of family officials said no one will be turned away. there will be tvs around the city where people can watch the

mass, it's an experience of being together, singing holding hands and praying together. jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> new jersey governor chris christie has declared a state of emergency for the pontiff's visit he signed an executive order yesterday that authorizes the use of the national guard. it allows the state to change the traffic flow on roads that's important for people in camden since the ben franklin bridge will be shut down to cars starting at 10:00 p.m. next friday. go to 6abc.com for details on the security and traffic restrictions. it's all in a special section for pope news. new this morning, two people in the hospital after a wild crash in philadelphia's olney section. a sedan hit a pole and then an appliance store at north 5th and boulevard. another vehicle involved, an suv hit a pole and landed on the roof. two people are hospitalized in stable condition. l&i are checking the stability of the store.

police are sorting out who caused the accident. philadelphia police say a 15-year-old was behind a double shooting in point breeze section last night. gunfire rang out at 27th and snyder. the victim a 19-year-old woman and 16-year-old brother were rushed to penn presbyterian hospital. both in stable condition. police arrested the 15-year-old a short time later. meantime, police are searching for a gunman in a deadly shooting in north philadelphia. it happened at 9:15 on north 7th street. a 34-year-old moon was hit several times. police have not identified the victim. police have arrested a fortuneteller for allegedly ripping off a customer and police say there may be more victims out there. dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: the flag said open, but there was no one answering the door at main line psychic in devon. it's known by aastrology by

samantha. a self proclaimed spiritual advisor. she offers a 10-dollar special and balancing and mediation. one victim found out what it is all about. >> through the promise of fortune telling and the kind of healing that could associated with fortune telling and lighting candle, this defendant took advantage of this victim for upwards of $24,000. >> reporter: police advised her she was in poor health and going through a bad divorce. she said she could help but needed money to perform certain rituals. $24,000 the victim said nothing improved and getting worse. neighbors say they never seemed to be doing much of any work. >> parties, late into the night. a. health spa operator who did not want her face shown said she drove around in fancy cars, but

could not pay her services rendered. >> why drive so many fancy cars, but request not pay. >> we are concerned there may be other victims out there. >> reporter: if you're a victim call the police. meanwhile, she has been charged with theft by deception and fortuneteller. she has been released on ten thousand dollar unsecured bail and waiting a preliminary hearing. in devon, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> there's a break in the deah of the 2-year-old girl dubbed baby doe. her mother and her mother's boyfriend are under arrest. bella bond was discovered 3 months ago, her body was stuffed into a bag on a beach near boston. >> we allege that mccarty caused bella's death that he did so intentionally, that he and bond took specific steps to keep her death a secret and avoid

prosecution. >> investigators have not said why the girl was killed or how. >> still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. looking to turn your clothes into cash? one local family did it and walked away with hundreds of dollars. ahead a less than perfect getaway. police say two would-be theives swiped thousands of dollars in diamonds only to get stuck somewhere, chris? >> reporter: eva, we have changes in the seven day forecaster. we have finally have fall-like temperatures to talk about coming up right after this. more kids are suffering from asthma

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>> how do you get the attention of one of the big country acts in the world? with a corn maze of course. don and julie are huge garth brooks fans like a lot of people out there. when he announced he was touring again, they wanted to honor him. it paid off. brook like it so much they put a picture of the maze on his official facebook page it it racked up 4,000 likes in 24 hours. the question is, did they get free tickets to go see him filet play. >> they ought to get more than free tickets after that. how do you do that? >> i can't grow a house plant, so. >> reporter: looking live on

sky. looking in the dance you can see the fog bank hanging off the coast. a lot of fog starting to lift and pull away. early morning we remember socked in pretty good. we had vibility down to less than -- visibility down to less than a quarter of mile in south jersey and delaware and southeastern pennsylvania. this week we haven't had much in the way of humidity, low humidity and ton of sunshine. 77 degrees, tuesday, 8 #, wednesday, 87. and thursday, 86 and friday, 84. it will be sticky, you'll feel that throughout the after. wind tomorrow will shift out of the northwest and we'll see drier air swing on through, it will drop the temperatures downer. it's going to feel like fall for an extended period of time. 67 in reading, wilmington, 68.

millville, 67. trenton a pair of 6s, same thing for the poconos. dewpoints, the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air, when you get over 60s it's humid. philadelphia, 66 millville, 66. over70, i should say in cape may. atlantic city at the airport, 68. dover, 68. it is sticky morning out there. these numbers will increase throughout the day. upper 60s low # -- 70s south jersey and delaware through the evening hours. when the front comes through all the in connection with drop into the 50s, tomorrow morning the entire area in the 50s, the exception being atlantic, cape may and cumberland counties in south jersey, just in time for the eagles cowboys game everything drops off. we have dewpoints in the 40s and 50s. no weather issues for the eagles cowboys game. satellite and radar, it would be

nice to get rain in here, all the energy with the cold front will pull new north. once the front comes through, it will come through dry. allentown, quakertown, bethlehem, maybe you guys see a passing shower overnight. that's about it. you can see most of the rains are pushing north into canada. cooler temperatures behind it. we're down in the 30s and 40s across the high plains with a little snow being reported or at least it was reported earlier on across the front range, wyoming and montana some of the rocky mountains here. we'll feel cooler numbers over the next few days. sun and clouds today. partly to mostly cloudy overnight tonight. there goes the front, maybe a passing shower again, north and west. otherwise a cloud start to sunday with an increase to sunshine as the day wears on. warm and humid, sun and clouds, 85 degrees is the forecasted high. yoamplet tonight sticky -- overnight tonight, a quiet

night, but somewhat sticky. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 78 degrees breezy and nice tomorrow. 74 you cloudy and breezy for mo. we're watching a system off the coast. we'll have clouds thrown back into the delaware valley that's about it. # 6 -- 76 degrees tuesday, nice and quiet. wednesday, thursday, friday look nice with sunshine temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. >> perfect weather. two jewel threestles in ohio are -- thieves are in the slammer for trying to steal diamonds. they try to get down the stairwell that end at the first floor. they ran up and got on the elevator. well, that got stuck giving police time to arrive and cuf

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>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at cape may, new jersey, look how beautiful it looks at the beam. 71 degrees in the city, 9:18. clothing retail is a multimillion dollar business, many people are cashing in now that their kids are back to school. >> reporter: meet the family of lower again i had of pennsylvania -- gwynedd of pennsylvania. with two boys back to school ma'am is taking aim at the bedroom closet. trying to declutter all the out grown and unwanted wardrobe which can be worth big bucks. >> we're going to make you money today. >> this is a great jacket. >> it's too small on him. i'll take it.

>> i just had enough of it. >> reporter: how do you turn this pile of clothes into a pile of cash. >> before resale expert. >> this looks like hundreds of dollars to me. for super motivated sell online. they let you post photos of your trendy threads to market and send online top dollar for presentation and popular brands. this dress retails for $200. and effectively resold online could fetch $70. this kid's polo shirt 35 bucks brand new, up to 20 used. >> this is a nice top, but it has a stain, i would price it 7 to $10. they say $100 for three items. if this seems like too much work bag it. with thread up, they send you a

bag you fill it up and they sell it. you don't have to put any throughout into this. other companies like the flip side offer similar deals. we to toss our fowrg bags on four bags on the doorstep and away they go. the thread up team looks for quality and sell ability. >> we look for things that are like new condition. when our customers see the item they feel like they are getting a new wardrobe. >> reporter: the grand total was $362. cold cash right in the rebecca jarvis abc news lower gwynedd pennsylvania him. twitter has a feature that allows political candidates to raise money on their mobile app.

at least a dozen presidential candidates will use the new feature right away. they are working with the financial services company square inc to make it possible. the flyers are back on the ice the birds are preparing for a big matchup against dallas tomo

glal good -- >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a look at philadelphia international airport. meteorologist chris sowers doesn't want us to call it dreary. what's the word to use? >> reporter: clammy? >> clammy, that's the weirdest

word to describe the weather. 9:23. temple football is putting its undefeated record on the line today. the flyers prepare for their preseason opener. and the eagles prepare for their rival cowboys. >> reporter: good morning, there's been a cloud over the eagles since the loss to the falcons. a win against dallas could change that. the cowboys have a different look without demarco murray. that will not effect the birds the way they approach the game. >> you prepare for the is them. you obviously understand the players you're going against. we have a lot of respect for the running backs they have there. they have the same offensive line and quarterback. they run similar plays. >> the phillies have just a handful of games to go before the long season comes to a

close. in atlanta, you let your kid do the tomahawk chop? come on. cameron ruff with power the other way. game tied at 1. bunt is laid down, phillies lose 2-1 they drop four in a row. a new season for the flyers is almost upon us. it's also a new era. the new coach has to get these guys going rather quickly. the first preseason game is monday. season opener in less than three weeks. flyers are happy to be back on the ice. >> anytime you don't make the playoffs, the summer is longer and you're waiting for the summer to end and the camps to start over. after you get that first game in it's good to be back again.

>> i'm looking forward to the day to get out and be on the ice with the players. >> tiger woods announced underwent a second surgery ons back. he homes to return in 2016. temple is off to a good start, 2-0. it's the start they have gotten within the games that has the coach concerned. >> two games in a row we've waited until the second quarter to get playing. we have to come out hotter early on. i think the kids are learning, it's not what the other team is doing, we're not doing what we are trained to do. we want it early on until we settle down and get things going. >> reporter: and penn state has a date with rutgers. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific day. >> a new dinosaur species is display in colorado. this is ava they found her three

years ago. finding a new species is rare. the dinosaur research center said in the 24 hours it's been uncovering dinosaurs only three or four have been brand new. >> it's cool when you are the first person that figure out this is the way it's supposed to look. 85% of the bones were found, scientists made the rest with the help of 3d printer. >> much more to come on "action news" including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: i'm david murphy this is one of the dogs rescued by diamonds in the rough. on this he week's "shelter me rescue of the week." you'll here more about athen in a coming up on "action

happening on "action news" saturday at 9:00. police in arizona make an arrest with the recent rash of highway shootings, but they warn that the investigation is far from over. another patient death is linked to mold outbreak at a pittsburgh hospital. one and one with richard gere. he is sitting down with "action news" to talk about his new film ascertain how he is helping the homeless in philadelphia. first, though, let's head outside to chris sowers and the

accuweather forecast. we've had several viewers tweet and facebook me that clammy is the perfect word for the weather today. >> reporter: a little murky and clammy this morning. we have cloud cover upstairs, but the skies are starting to brighten up now. 67 in pottstown, quakertown 63. martins creek, 66. chester, 66 degrees. center city, 72. across south jersey this is where the humidity has spiked. glassboro, 68. same number for gandys beach. buena, 67. cinnaminson 68 degrees. we'll continue to issue the yellow caution flag at least through 10:00 a.m. even though the visibility is starting to improve. there's dense fog across south jersey and delaware. the visibility is less than a couple of milestone. you want to drive slowly and keep both hands on the steering wheel. satellite and ray -- radar.

after 10:00 a.m. the fog should have lifted. whatever is left won't be all that dozens dense. from that point on sun and clouds, warm and sticky across south jersey and delaware. 84 by 3:00 p.m. 83 by 6:00 p.m. forecasting another day of well-back and forth -- owe well above average temperatures. it's going to feel like fall. right now they are in the 30s and 40s across the high plains, the canadian air mass is heading this way. >> police in arizona have made an arrest in a case that terrorized drivers for week up and down a freeway in phoenix. this morning we're getting insight into the alleged shooter by way of his facebook page.

>> reporter: this morning in phoenix, the alleged serial highway shooter handcuffed and taken into custody. they mailed an arrest by linking bullets with a gun allegedly belonging to the suspect. >> we have made an arrest in the i-10 shootings that curled on august 29. that day and on the morning of august 31. right now we know that's related to the first four shootings due to the weapon he owned being involved in the shooting. >> reporter: the news breaking overnight by three words tweeted by arizona governor, we got him. the suspect is leslie alan merrit junior. his facebook shows a facination with guns including him firing a rifle. the gun used in the four shootings was recently found at a pawned shop and l

gun's other than. he has been terrifying motorists and forcing school buses to reroute the commute. but with this suspect linked to fourth shootings the question of copycats could be out there remains. >> are there others out there, are there copycats that's possible him we'll continue to investigate. >> pope francis' ten day trip to cuba and the u.s. is officially underway. he left rome en route to had a a -- havana. he has the world meeting of families in philadelphia. he will be the first pope to address congress and will proclaim the first saint on u.s. soil. millions are expected to attend his various events. more driving restrictions go into effect ahead of the visit.

the outer drive of the benjamin franklin parkway are going to close sometime this morning from 20th street to kelly drive. those coming from mlk will be diverted off eakens oval at the 24th street ramp to the vine street expressway. the inner drive will shut down on thursday, crews are working on the alter for the pope's mass next sunday. septa is selling more one day regional rail passes for the papal visit. the tickets are available at jefferson and suburban station from now until 5:00 p.m. today and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. the ten dollar round trip ticket are required for entry on the regional rails the weekend the pope comes to town. go to 6abc.com for details on the security and traffic restrictions it is all in a special section for news on the pope's visit. a young woman is fighting for her life after being hit by a car in north philadelphia. police say this car hit her shortly after 9:00 p.m. in the

3200 block of germantown avenue. the driver stopped and talk to police. the 29-year-old woman who was hit was taken to temple university hospital in extremely critical condition. philadelphia police busted an international car theft ring, thieves were allegedly shipping stolen vehicles from philadelphia to west africa. investigators caught it going down three stolen high end vehicles loaded into shipping containers on oregon avenue. the alleged ring leader and two others are under arrest. they would steal them from rental companies and then claim they were stolen. >> a lot of vehicles here are valuable in other counties so they can make more money selling them overseas. >> the local tie to the ring was uncovered after a gps helped police find a stolen suv. hospital officials in pittsburgh are blaming a mold

infection for the death of a patient. the patient was being treated at university pittsburgh medical center. the source of the infection is under investigation. mold infections played the role in heart transplant patients next-door. that led to the closing of the cardiothoracic section of the hospital. trump is under fire for not correcting a man in new hampshire who called president obama a muslim and not even an american. trump's campaign said he had trouble hearing the comment. democrat presidential candidate scalded trump. >> he knew or should have known what the man was asking was way out of bounds, but untrue. >> republican presidential

candidate john kasich and chris christie and jeb bush pointed out mr. obama is a christian and american. bush abbey kasich are campaigning in michigan this weekend. actor richard gear visited philadelphia to help the homeless. he salt down with alicia vitarelli to talk about the movie and his mission. >> have you been addicted to any legal or illegal substances. >> people have this idea that all mental i will, they are dangerous -- mentally ill, they are dangerous, they are difficult, they are not us, they are not our family. >> reporter: time out of mind is a haunting look of a homeless man's daily quest to survive and the stigma to survive on the streets. >> you're in the emergency

room. are you okay? >> yeah. are you feeling all right? >> it's one of our jobs in life to reach out and help those who have fallen down. >> reporter: inspired by the film's message, actor richard gere came to philadelphia to raise money for those who suffer on our street. >> it should be a tool of social change and wake people up a bit. >> reporter: they are benefiting the francis fund a special charity created in honor of pope francis' visit to philadelphia. he said he has a powerful compassion for the poor. >> else living in the real world. he is dealing with people as they are on this planet. >> reporter: gere was born in philly will be back next months to support another leader the dalai lama. he has become an expreard boaken

of -- extraordinary beacon of light and responsibility all over the world. we're all in this together. >> reporter: the dalai lama will be receiving the liberty medal in philadelphia and gere will be here to celebrate that message. his next film the benefactor which was shot in philadelphia opens in theaters early next year. alicia vitarelli channel 6 "action news." >> still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. ready for the fright of your life? philadelphia's most haunted attraction is back and we'll take you inside next. in "healthcheck," the dangers of diagnosing online. why experts say it can do more harm than good. get another check of the accuweather forecast when "action news"

>> going to the place in the daylight scarce me, let alone at night, right? one of philadelphia's terrifying houses is open for business. terror behind the walls kicks off the 250th season. visitors can explore the prison or inter interact with the zombies, if if they make that choice they could be grabbed and sent into more passageways.

terror behind the walls runs through november 7. >> reporter: i take it you never been in there? >> the history of it scarce -- creeps me out. i would cry. >> reporter: there's another place called creepy acres in south jersey, it's a haunted house. that time of year where we talk about the leaves changing colors and cooler temperatures. although we don't have cooler temperatures right now. it's warm and sticky. forecasting a high of 85 degrees, that's above the seasonal average of 77. the low this morning was 67. which was a good 8 degrees above average as well. those numbers will pull back tomorrow. for most of next week it will feel like fall. 68 in reading, allentown, 64. poconos 66. trenton, same thing. millville, 69. dover 68. visibility a huge improvement at this point. ten miles in wildwood and dover. 3 miles in millville. two for philadelphia.

6 in atlantic city at the airport. crystal clear on the water. five in allentown, 6 in reading. all this fog will lift in the next half-hour and 45 minutes. once the lifts, the frontal system is well off to the west. combination of sun and clouds for most of the afternoon. we have a front stretching across the heartland of the nation. note there's not much activity associated with it. we have a ton of severe weather across the high plains as the fronts comes barreling through. aloft ten, 15,000 feet up, it's pushing north into canada. the energy that sparked all that severe weather is too far away from the surface part of the storm so you don't get severe weather. we'll see the cooler temperatures, but that's about it. increase in clouds but no rain. 52 in chicago. saint louis, 65. we're approaching 80 degrees in

new orleans and dallas. that's the big story over the next few days, this front. there will be storms and drenching downpours across western pennsylvania and northern portions of the ohio valley. but for us, the winds are out of the south we'll see an increase in humidity and combination of sun and clouds. sunday the front crosses the area, winds shift again this time they are out of the northwest that dries everything out, clears everything out, and sunday looks like a beautiful day with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. 83 in lancaster, 85 in reading. allentown, 84. philadelphia, 85. millville, 82. cape may, atlantic city both will check in at 79 degrees later on. if you're down the jersey shore. good for you, beach haven, 79. surf city, 78. ocean city, 80 degrees. delaware beaches in the low 80s. ocean temperatures in the mid 70s. one downfall it will be humid on

the sand. even though you're seeing the cooler temperatures will be uncomfortable at times with all the humidity. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 today. 78 degrees tomorrow, breezy and nice. eagles game looks all right. the union playing that evening at ppl park at #7:00 p that looks good. monday, 74. tuesday, cloudy, 76. wednesday, thursday, friday, it's easy putting the seven day together here, sun and clouds temperatures in the upper 70s. >> that's good. each week on "shelter me rescue of the week" we feature the successful adoption and the organization that made that possible this week we made a dog that's the perfect fit for the organization that saved him. david murphy shares his story. >> we found him at a high kill shelter. he had a bad skin infection. >> reporter: diamonds in the rough rescued him, but it took nine months to heal him. >> we found a medicine from

canada to fix his issues. once he feels healthy it took no time to find his forever home. we renamed him bruin -- bruno. >> we saved dogs that are under privileged animal dogs that are not easily adoptable. once saved they are part of the diamond collection. >> it's a big family between our adopters and volunteers. >> reporter: still looking for a home is anneie a pit gertie came in with mange. now she is growing her hair and ready to make a new family happy. >> they say a all around perfect puppy. >> victoria was born with a cleft pallet.

now she is a great smile and ready for a forever home. this is athena athena is victoria's mother. she gets along great with her foster family and loves attention. all she needs now is a forever home. if you're interested in any of the dogs you met today visit the diamonds in the we'll feature your stories on up coming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with

>> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us from our temple university camera at the tennis courts at temple. we have a couple of people down here on the bottom right hand

corner playing tennis, a perfect day to get outside. the 5th annual pottstown pet fair is at memorial park it's open to the public it's the largest free pet fair in the state. it's mission is to find forever homes for local rescue organizations. it's happening until 3:00 p.m. you know fall is almost here when the scarecrows come out to play. peddlers village welcome also the new season taking part in the always fun scarecrow competition. there's a pumpkin pie eating contest happening all weekend from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >> in "healthcheck" start to feel sick exu run to the -- and you run to the computer to see what is wrong. that can hurt instead of help. >> reporter: an ache, a pain, a

sore throat. years ago those symptoms may have sentence you to the doctor. today with so much information on the internet it's hard not to get online and self diagnose, but doctors warn that may not help. >> i want on a symptom checker and put in dizziness and ten or 15 diagnosis came up. and they were as simple as an ear ache to a heart attack. >> reporter: a study out of harvard university found when patients check symptoms online for the average illness, 66% of the time the first diagnosis was wrong. even though the study said an 80% of emergency situations symptom checkers correctly advise the patient to seek immediate medical care. >> if someone diagnosed themselves they may stay home by the time they decide to come to the hospital it may be too late and suffer some dire

consequences,. >> up next, chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.

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>> reporter: especially this one, right? against dallas. 75 kickoff and in the 4th quarter 72. 74 is the high for monday, 76 tuesday, it's finally going to feel like fall. >> you're loving it. >> reporter: it's good stuff. >> tonight special vision 2015 celebrates hispanic heritage. walter perez co-hosts takes a look at the new spanish network and the audience the birds are trying to reach. you've probably heard the phrase if it looks like a duck, you'll see it in a moment. this is a tomato. the owner said she picked the odd-shaped tomato from her garden in michigan. she said for now she has no

plans to cut it up and eat it, she wants to enjoy it's odd shape and hopes it brings a smile to the faces. >> it looks a little brown around the neck, maybe it needs a wash. jack hanna's wild countdown is next. we'll be back tomorrow, we'll see closures and restrictions going into place for the pope's visit in the case week. opera philadelphia is preparing to stage a new production of a classic. for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday, we'll see you back here tomorrow morning.

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