"action news." the search is on for driver who hit a man and then kept going in northeast philadelphia overnight. plus, parents now have new information on what's plaguing their children's school in new jersey. details on what's forcing kids to attend other schools. get ready for changes to healthcare. president trump is ending subsidies to insurance companies, we'll let you know what it means for you. those stories in a moment, but outside we go to chris sowers for a look at the weekend forecast. is fall here yet? >> reporter: actually the last couple of weeks felt really, really nice. yesterday's high, 66 degrees. however we're noticing the changes coming up. in previous mornings we started out in the 40s and 50s. we're at 62 in philadelphia.

cape may, 64. atlantic city, 65. we're starting out this mild we'll finish very mild this afternoon. we're dealing with patchy fog this morning, here's a look at the visibility report. also i'm noticing city avenue and most area roads are wet from the showers that pushed through during the overnight hours. i want to advice everyone to take it easy on the roads. traffic is moving along just fine. philadelphia 2 1/2 miles, wilmington, 3 miles. dover 3 miles the poconos up to a mile. you were down to .3 earlier. here's storm tracker 6 live we set everything in motion for you, we have a little bit of light green, light rain showing up from the jersey shore, areas north of brigantine, getting into surf city, point pleasant beach and belmawr, all the way up through northern monmouth county we'll see light rain. everybody else reporting patchy fog and drizzle. areas east of route 9 from surf city to seaside heights.

for today expect clouds, that's the call from accuweather, breaks of sunshine late and morning drizzle, temperatures holding steady in the low 70s. these numbers skyrocket as we head into tomorrow. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. gray? >> thank you for the update. philadelphia police searching for the driver who hit and killed a man in port richmond early morning. this happened along the 2900 block of allegheny avenue near the csx freight tracks. the man was hit by a vehicle and thrown on to the sidewalk where he died. police say the driver kept going. right now they are working on a description of the car that hit this man. a man is i accused of stabbing his wife in their north philadelphia home overnight. this happened on the 4700 block of north orkney street. the woman is in serious

condition. the victim's husband was taken into custody facing a long list of charges. 6:02 a.m., pinelands regional high school shut down indefinitely. parents flocked to an urgent meeting where they learned air quality is no longer a concern. jeff chirico explains why school leaders closed the door. >> i'm happy with that. >> reporter: parents were upbeat as they left the meeting where they learned the pinelands regional high school will be closed until further notice. the superintendent said the decision was made when a screw from the roof fell on a student on thursday, he was not injured. >> we needed to ascertain what the issue and check outline -- all the screws in the roofing. >> reporter: this comes zahree leaf -- this comes as a relief

for some parents because of air quality issues. >> we chalked it up to seasonal, but it may not have been. >> reporter: high school students will take classes for four hours in the morning and junior high students for four hours in the afternoon. >> you don't have flexible jobs how do you watch your kids. >> they will get half the instruction time they are getting now. >> reporter: what do you make of that? >> i'm not happy about that. >> reporter: school officials say the classes will not resume until the roofing work is done. parents and students are glad classes will no longer will be held in a construction zone. >> i believe it's better than being in the school. >> there are a lot of questions that need to be answered an issues will arise, we're a community we'll come together. >> reporter: the students will receive legally mandated minimum

of four hours of instruction. officials could not say when the school may reopen. in tuckler ton, ocean county, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news." >> we have an update on the mold problem that plagued schools in monroe township, gloucester county. some of the schools that were closed because of mold will reopen on tuesday. holly glen elementary will close for several months while a major remediation project is underway. there's important information to tell you about if you're traveling on the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike this weekend. a major shut down just north of allentown now underway, we're told crews are replacing the 60-year-old bridge over cracker

sport road. that work began last night it's expected to take 55 hours to complete. we're tracking it all for you. you'll find detours at the lehigh valley interchange and southbound at the poconos interchange. the northeast extension expected to reopen 4:00 a.m. on monday. penndot is planning changes to the two-lane stretch of the blue route in delaware county. they are between i-95 and the commodore barry bridge, engineers will design a system to occasionally open the shoulder to traffic in order to alleviate some of the congestion that we've all experienced. but this is about four years away, don't get too excited just yet. a similar system is used outside washington. 6:06 a.m. if you're just waking up with us. get ready for changes in healthcare. president trump said payments for subsidies that reduce out of pocket costs for low income americans come to an end. it is the biggest move by the

trump administration to kill the affordable care act. the action has many deeply concerned. >> reporter: it could be a difference of hundreds of dollars a month for americans like marcy. >> it case -- scarce me. -- scares me. >> it means she will no longer afford health insurance. the president taking on the promise of repeal and replace by himself. >> we're taking a different route than we hoped because congress forget what their pledgeses were. >> reporter: the white house said the insurance payments they need making for months are unlawful. attorney general said they cannot spend the $7 billion annual without congressional authority. democrats say the administration

is sabotaging the healthcare plan branded with his predecessor's name. the congressional budget officer expect the premiums to climb by 2018 and many lose coverage. senators on capitol hill working on a bipartisan solution to stabilize the market place and authorize the payments. the president said he will work with democrats on a deal. >> that money was a subsidy or payoff to the insurance companies. >> reporter: the pavements off set the cost of health insurance for low income americans. many argued to keep the payments until they can work out an agreement. many fear political consequences from the president's unilateral decision. >> half the country has joined

in a lawsuit to stop the president from halting the subsidies. conveyer -- delaware and pennsylvania plan to sue the administration to keep the money flowing. 400,000 in pennsylvania could see premium spikes. in new jersey, 200,000 would be impacted. john carney said thousands of low income residents would be hurt by the president's move. 6:09 a.m. a jack is an special part of halloween. tips on celebration the spooky holiday. a tornado was captured on video as it whips through parts of the west. >> reporter: not much has changed in the weather department. we have a lot of clouds outs there this morning and patchy fog and drizzle across

burlington and ocean counties. i'll be back along in just a few minutes and let you know when it clears and we'll be jumping into the 80s by tomorrow stay with us, we'll be right back.

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tornado touched down in oregon causing two small aircraft to flip over. it caused damage to a building at the aurora airport and plant nursery. students who were preparing for a homecoming parade were ordered

to shelter in place because of the tornado warning. when the warning was lifted the parade continued as schedule. no injuries were reported. back here at home, 6:13 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast. are we done with summer? i don't think so yet. >> reporter: tomorrow it will feel like summer with the humidity we're back in the 80s. there's an outside shot we're back in the 80s next week. it's an unusual pattern. let's talk about the weather we're seeing this morning and we'll get into the warm weather that's heading this way for tomorrow. shot of the commodore barry bridge, lots of clouds and patchy fog this morning. and temperatures are very, very mild. we already have numbers that are pretty close to the normal high for this time of the year. it's 6:13 a.m. you know if this is the start it's going to finish much, much warmer than where we've been over the last few days. expect a 50/50 weekend with

tomorrow being the better of two weekend days. today is not terrible, but tomorrow you'll understand when you see tomorrow's weather. tomorrow, humid in the 80s. next week feeling like fall in the low 60s. a ton of sunshine greets us most of next week. high pressure sets up shop and takes over the pattern and dominates. it's wall to wall-to-wall blue . future tracker 6, heavier rains working off coast. we have patchy drizzle and misting taking place around the region. we'll zoom into burlington county, south of the circle 70 and 206 we're seeing patchy drizzle from medford lakes to tabernacle very, very light stuff. it's enough to deep the roads ways -- keep the roads damp. slow down the traveling speeds. on top of the wet roads we have fog starting to develop reducing the visibility.

slow it down first thing this morning. forecasting a high of 74 which is above the normal high of 67. we started out for 62. the normal low is 49. lots of 60s across the board. 54 in the poconos. millville, atlantic city, 65. and lancaster, 61. satellite and radar the reason why we're seeing all the cloud cover over the last few days is because we're picking up an easterly wind it warms up the low level of the atmosphere. we'll see low level clouds and we'll get mist and patchy drizzle. we're in the same pattern today, tomorrow the winds shift out of the southwest that clears everything out, that indicates return of snipe. you'll see that on future tracker 6. today, a ton of clouds and drizzle this morning. mainly cloudy by afternoon. by 5:00 p.m., you could see a few peeks of sunshine north and west, that's again, late in the

day. overnight tonight, the clouds thicken up, patchy fog developing after midnight. a little bit of drizzle first thing tomorrow morning, the winds shift out of the southwest, almost immediately as soon as they shift everything clears, by sunday afternoon, it's very, very nice and bright blue skies and temperatures in the # 80s. croant -- overnight tonight, temperatures in the 60s, tomorrow morning, 6 degrees, in the afternoon, 82 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, mid 70s for everybody, morning drizzle and ton of cloud cover. overnight tonight, fog redeveloping, that's a concern that will drop the visibility don hear, low temperatures in time 60s mostly cloudy skies. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 74 today, 82 tomorrow. sunny, monday through friday,

temperatures in the 60s and 70s. gray. >> okay, chris, thank you for the update. looks good, right? it was a magical night for dozens of little girls in new castle county. the police and princess ball hosted by the new castle police department. the girls k through 6 got dolled up and dressed up and glammed up. they rode to the event in a limb limousine. it's part of the police community outreach effort. we'll see you after the break.

>> so glad you're waking up with us, 6:20 a.m., arby's is releasing a new sandwich nationwide. the venison sandwich. it was a success. people loved it. arby says they cruise a supplier in new zealand that sells grass fed free range venison. chris wants one. delivery giant dhl plans to test self driving trucks next year. dhl plans to experiment with self driving trucks that follow drivers down the street always they walk between delivers to make them more efficient. it is believed that self driving technology will trigger a

7 trillion-dollar market by the year 2050. halloween is two weeks away, many of you are beginning to decorate your home for the ghoulish holiday. if you're thinking of carving a pumpkin we have tips to avoid you getting hurt and money saving ideas from candy to spooky costumes. >> reporter: we'll have a way to save in a minute, but consumer reports has helpful hints to keep you safe when working on pumpkins. carving pumpkins sound straight forward. but injuries do happen. >> i see patients come in with injuries to their hands. >> don't use knives like these, kitchen knives are sharp they are slip around and are easy to cut yourself. use pumpkin carving tools like

this. >> reporter: if you have to use kitchen knives make sure they have short handle. do not take the top off before you set your pattern. to play it save carve out the bottom. now to the ways to save. according to deal news.com, by hard candy instead of chocolate. clip coupons now, but buy last minute. prices for candy drop in the last day or two before the holiday. number 3, if you're buying costumes, wait until the week or two before halloween, that's when many cut prices by 30 to 50%. more tips at 6abc.com. i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news."

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start saving today back everyone, 6:25 a.m., forecast for today, pretty much the same, more clouds and drizzle, but warmer temperatures, 76 degrees down the jersey shore, showers around, especially morning. patchy drizzle this afternoon. philadelphia, same deal, mostly cloudy skies and morning drizzle basically dry in the after. poconos cloudy, 68 degrees. the water vapor shot, this is high pressure, this swirl, the air is sinking. we have nothing but clear skies to the south. once again this area of low pressure is over us, once that clears it's wall-to-wall blue skies here. the set up later next week, the front pulls through, it cools everything down, and the high i was showing you here that regroups and sets up right here

east of the appalachians that's the weather pattern all next week. mostly sunny skies, dry and warmer with temperatures in the mid 70s. >> flyers host the capitals in their home opener tonight. the 76ers dominate as they finish their preseason strong. here's ducis rogers. >> reporter: the sixers had a final tuneup last night. they faced the miami heat in kansas ms. . ben simmons, that's a bad pass, joel embiid it up. simmons passing may have been off, but the dunking was on point. he hit 9 of his 11 shots for 19 points. the sixers win 119-95. if wondering how good the

eagles are, the win in the carolina should give you comforting answer. they moved to 5 in the season. carson wentz sharp once again. last year this was a game the eagles lost, instead they finished strong. >> it is what we struggled with last year, winning on the road and we've done this successfully. >> we're not satisfied where with where we are at. i have a lot to improve on. the defense picked us up at the end. i think we'll learn and get better. >> reporter: to the ice, the flyers are gearing up for their home opener against the the capitals. nhl was not too kind to the orange and black, their first four games were on the road. they came out okay with 2-2 record. they are ready to play in front of their home fans. >> we're excited to play at

home. >> the young guys will be in for an awakening, it will be exiting and neat experience for them, that's for sure. >> reporter: the college football now, temple will host ucon in the homecoming game. the owls should win this. ucon has given up 38 points in four straight games. with that said, coach collins is not taking nick for granted. >> it's a divisional potent right up the road from us -- opponent right up the road from us. we'll talk about ourselves and get better every single week and no that the other team is going to bring their a game and do everything we can. >> temple playbook is at 930 half-hour of "action news." that's it for sports, i'm ducis rogers. make it a terrific weekend.

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park car near a philadelphia dollar tree store overnight. now the search is on for the gunman. dramatic video as an officer rescued residents in the wildfires burning in california. and the return of summer. it may be mid october, but you'll want to pull out the shorts this weekend. outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers with a look at the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. shorts in october. >> reporter: i have not packed them away yet. it's been so warm. we have another day in the 80s tomorrow. and next week we may make a run toward 80 degrees especially by thursday or friday. warming up to 74 degrees. yesterday we reached a high of 66. sunday, 82 object -- or warmer, 83 or 84. the numbers we're seeing in front of you, they are not too high off the normal high for this time of the year. the number is 67. center city is showing 62. warminster, 60. newtown, 60. claymont 60 and dover checking in at 63. same number in fortescue, vineland 61. glassboro, 62. satellite and radar lots of low-level clouds we're dealing with somewhat of an easterly wind that's pretty much

moistened up the low level of the atmosphere. that's why the cloud deck is hard to break. tomorrow the winds shift out of the southwest, and we clear everything out. 77 degrees, mostly cloudy, morning drizzle otherwise clouds by afternoon. for sunday, mostly sunny skies after morning fog it becomes breezy with a high of 82. check this out. this was an interesting stat that our weather producer paul put together. four out of the last five weekends the city of philadelphia has managed one day of 80 degrees or higher. this sunday we're forecasting 82. this is rare territory we don't see testers this warm for an extended period of time late in the season. enscroit -- enjoy it it, balls it doesn't happen to often. i'll be back along with the seven seven-day forecast. >> philadelphia police are

investigating a shooting in the wissinoming section that left a man dead near a dollar tree along the 4,000 block of bitter street at 3:30 a.m. officers found a 28-year-old man inside a parked car where he was shot several times in the chest. he was taken to the hospital where he was ro announced dead. a fire was reported at the cedar court apartments on the white horse pike at cuthbert boulevard after 11:00 p.m. crews got the fire under control in 20 minutes. no injuries were reported. 6:33 a.m., in california the fight continues to douse the killer wildfires there. we've learned 5 people were dead and hundreds more missing. firefighters were battling winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour, making it more challenging to bring the fires under control.

>> you got to go. making a desperate rescue of a woman and her disabled husband. the flames are around them as the officer makes the rescue. elizabeth hur has the details. >> reporter: a daunting tafng -- task for firefighters attacking wildfires in california. 6,000 homes destroyed in an area larger than new york city burned to the ground. 2800 homes were destroyed in santa rosa alone and surrounded by all the devastation including these cars trucks and all of the furniture, take a look at what they found a handful of homes still standing and the homeowners can't believe it.

jean and mike overwhelmed by the destruction everywhere they look. >> i've been 39 years. and to find it still standing, i must have done something right somewhere along the line. >> it's only three homes from here, 3/4 of a mile that way and one mile that way. >> reporter: michael not as lucky, making an escape ahead of the flames returning to the site where his home once stood. >> in a half-hour most of these houses were gone. >> reporter: a crew of firefighters saving several homes in just a few hours. >> we were running from house to house, it's super smoky, it's super hot you can't see very well. >> reporter: this house was spared because it had roof irrigation. exhausted firefighters resting where they can, all back on the front line again this weekend.

elizabeth hur abc news, santa rosa, california. >> a philadelphia man accused of raping two children in bucks county is locked up in jail. the 21-year-old is being held on $2 million bail. he was arrested by police in falls township. investigators say his victims were under ten when the alleged molestation started. the city of chester, delaware county has surpassed an on ominous milestone. there have been more murders this year than all of 2016. a 26-year-old man shot in a hail of bullets on thursday, died from his injuries yesterday afternoon. he is the 27th homicide of 2017. police are asking anyone who has information about that shooting to give them a call. authorities have identified the bodies found floating in the schuylkill expressway river thursday near walnut street. the medical and are confirmed the victim was 58-year-old

philip brightenower entrepreneur behind the app that was on shark tank. the medical examiner has not ruled on the cause of death. president trump did not rip the acran nuclear agreement as he promised. instead he accused iran of violating the landmark accord and directed lawmakers fix it. the president announced he would not certify the deal that was negotiated under the obama administration. he accused iran of multiple violation also of the agreement. under the accord acran agreed to freeze -- iran agreed to freeze their nuclear programs. >> the iran deal was one of the

most one sided transactions that the united states every entered into. >> the president said if lawmakers don't strengthen the deal he is prepared to determine nate it. >> happening next week, the radnor township board of commissioners elected a new board president, a special meeting was called for the election. the current president was in court on wednesday on child prisonergraphy charges. by law he can -- child pornography charges. by law he cannot be kicked off the board if he refuses to resign. players decided to demonstrate unity by kneeling together during the coin toss, then they would stand together for the anthem. two players did not fully kneel and therefore they were in violation of the unity code. backup quarterback was perceives vowsly cut from the team for

refusing to stand during the national anthem. 6:38 a.m., the first production brewery in wilmington in 60 years is under construction. wilmington brew works set to open in spring of next year being built on the sight of the old harper till electroplating company. they will offer ips and craft allowing lagers. they will have wood fermented and wood aged sour beers. >> our soul focus is the quality and production of the beer. >> they hope to add a restaurant or food hall on the other end of the building. they are looking for a ten

we hear from a south jersey woman who just returned from puerto rico, where she delivered much-needed supplies and had to lay her father to rest. outside we go, looking out over the philadelphia airport, it's still foggy this morning. chris sowers tracking the summer-like temperatures in fall when we come right back. >> a south jersey woman has

returned home after a visit to her native puerto rico after the death of her father. she brought sunshine to the storm of a ravaged island. nora muchanic has the story. >> you can't understand the magnitude how bad it is until you're there. >> reporter: with an did a has returned from -- wanda has returned from puerto rico to deliver supplies to victims and bury her father. the lack of power added an extra level of pain from the vietnam veteran. wanda documented her travels to remote towns that fema and the red cross have not reached. >> i want to show you the conditions that people are living in no electricity, no tans fans are not working and no water. >> reporter: in many towns she said she was the first our side

to visit since hurricane maria devastated the island last month. she used the $50,000 in go fund me collections to buy food and water. >> she sees the water and starts to cry. i didn'ti didn't know you were o give me a drink of water. the trip was difficult and emotional. she is determined to keep racing money and go back to help in the recovery there. >> if you have a heart, you can't stop. i have to continue this journey, until i see that puerto rico is back on its feet. it's going to take a long time. in cherry hill, i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> wow, puerto rico still needs a lot of help and a lot of folks are stepping up. >> reporter: it's not just puerto rico, it's turks and

caicos and southern bahamas all the areas devastated by numerous hurricanes this summer. >> let's talk about the weather, you're talking will the summer. >> reporter: gray is not happy. looking at the center city skyline, we have low-level clouds. as soon as the winds shifted out of the of the east 48 hours ago, clouds rolled in we have not seen much sunshine since. today is no different. we'll see clouds and peeks of sun later on. but generally speaking this is a mostly cloudy day. a band of rain is working out to sea, this is seaside heights atlantic city and brigantine. east of route 9 pulling away. we're left with patchy drizzle across central portions of burlington county. there's the circle, route 70/206

circle there. this is getting into washington chadds ford and speed well. 62 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint 61. this number is starting to creep up there, as well. later this afternoon you'll notice the increase in humidity. it becomes more humid as we get into tomorrow. the winds are light out of the of the north/northeast at 7 miles per hour. it's 65 in millville. the normal high for this time of the year is 67. philadelphia, 62. 55 in the poconos. 61 this trenton. satellite and radar this stubborn persistent easterly wind once we break this, it's nothing but high pressure to the south. clear skies. that will pull north once we get into tomorrow. once you get this high, you can see the high it's sinking air no clouds across the carolinas and

northern florida and georgia. once this breaks and pulls back to the north, watch what happens with the forecast. for today, look at the surface maps. frontal system to the west, high pressure to the south, today is a cloudy day. tomorrow the shy takes over, we're pre-- the high takes over. we're prefrontal, the winds shifts off the south. that pumps the numbers up there. the showers will move sunday night into monday. the high takes over completely by monday afternoon. future tracker 6, later this afternoon, cloudy skies, perhaps a few peeks of sunshine. there will be drizzle around this morning, high temperatures in the mid 70s overnight tonight be on the look out for patchy fog again. tomorrow morning, similar to what we're seeing right now. patchy drizzle and fog, once the winds shift out of the southwest we clear everything out. by afternoon it's nothing but sunshine and temperatures in the 80s. for today, lots of clouds, morning drizzle, 74 degrees is the forecasted high. with a light breeze out of the northeast at 5 to 10 miles per

hour. maybe a little bit of drizzle here and a lot of clouds through midday. some peeks of sunshine later on. 4:00 p.m., 73. we're forecasting a high of 73, 74. overnight tonight, the clouds lower and thicken again with fog developing after midnight. 60 degrees outlying suburbs. 66 for center city. the high takes over, watch this, here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, high pressure right there, 74 degrees today morning drizzle lots of clouds, sunday very warm and breezy, high of 82. also very muggy. here we go, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday, sunny skies, breezy and cooler at some points warmer than others, 64 monday, 76 by friday. so not too bad, i mean it's good weather to do hayrides and things like, and pick out your pumpkins. >> you will be sweating. thank you chris, we still love you. it was a big crawford the

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>> we're so glad you're waking up with us on this saturday morning, 6:55 a.m., 62 degrees out there. sky6 live hd giving you a live shot cape may, new jersey. meteorologist chris sowers says we'll hit a high of 73 or 74 today, one degree off, he is not going to give me up if i am wrong. his forecast coming your way in just a bit. if you want to give your living room a lift it will not be a budget busting makeover. >> reporter: if you decide to change a design style in the room, it doesn't mean you have to get rid of your furniture. check out this cool coffee table trick we came up with for an new england style living room. >> you have these end tables

and coffee table in the basement. >> for a long time. >> reporter: we have a way to turn them into new england coffee tables and end tables. >> after hitting the glass we hit the frame with spay paint. >> we'll take inexpensive pine and create a new top it will fit in perfectly in the new room. >> reporter: we are measuring and cutting planks of pine to the size of old glass top. >> we want it to be one piece it can fit in. >> reporter: once altogether, the new wood planks fit into the top of the table frame. >> nice. >> reporter: it doesn't lookingt doesn't look like the old coffee table. >> we if you are beneficiaried beneficiaried -- refurbished the old coffee table and end tables which is better than spending

money on a new one. tune into knock it off sunday night at 7:00 p.m. on the live well network. we have more "action news" coming your way. we have a touching story of a family bond from south jersey. why are people throwing pizzas on to the roof of a home. we explain the odd behavior and what the homeowners are doing to prevent this. those stories and more when "action news" continues after the break. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it.

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you, 7:00 a.m., saturday, october 14. here's a look at some of the stories we're following on "action news." a search is on for a driver who hit a man and kept driving in north philadelphia overnight. parents have new information on what's plaguing their children's school in new jersey. details on what's forcing kids to attend other schools. plus, get ready for changes to healthcare. president trump is ending subsidies to insurance companies, we'll tell you what this means for you. those stories and more but first outside we go to meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast. chris i have shorts, should i keep them out? >> reporter: and the flip flops, as long as gray