>> at philadelphia police headquarters getting ready for the thrill show. dogs will be doing this. in a little bit. >> look easy but it is really hard. >> i look forward to. that will. >> and also, hello. >> hello great time last night, show you more video that far in just a bit. today is the anniversary of one of the first stories i ever covered. >> what's that? >> the signing of the constitution. >> september 17th. >> wonder if you will. >> we'll commemorate that today, with some constitutional trivia. how much do you know about the constitution? >> little bit. but i have a feeling we'll finds some things out that i do not know. >> we'll go deep. first, we have to celebrate something else. >> what's that? >> a ten. >> a ten! that's perfect weather. >> we the people, are loving this weather, thank you.

we have sunny skies, cool, and comfortable temperatures today, really is ideal, even if it is a little bit below average, temperature wise, off to chilly start this morning, with temperatures, some of them in the four's,. >> put bus stop budd nay sweatshirt, so he's comfortable waiting for the school bulls. no clouds to show you, certainly not rain, all that happened yesterday. so, it is 58 degrees in philadelphia, right now, northwesterly breeze at 6 miles an hour, relative humidity at 75% today. and we just had our sunrise at about quarter to 7:00. so here we are, with 75 degrees today. i think that's pretty ideal. and then tonight, we have a low of 58 in the city. and in the suburbs, it will be in probably the lower 50's, to around 50. so chilly night how long can it lasts? big traffic story of the

morning, if you just woke up and just joined us, and you're in center city, seventh street closed right there at locust, because of a water main break that has the road closed, it is ninth street for your alternate there. and in the northeast, frandford and roll and, an accident there. caused power outage, because car struck a pole. travel carefully because of the power outage. exton, chester county, route 100 northbound route 30 westbound, an accident has several lanes block this morning. al next. >> philadelphia police crediting them for helping helping them. >> back to thursday night of course, big group of people were having dinner at a restaurant on 16th street between locust and spruce. came across a couple, gay couple, two men, there they are, leaving the restaurant, this is about 16th and chancellor, what about a block

and a half away from where they were dining. so, an argument ensues. and two men there is couple, got beat up, severely beat up. we had indications that six women were involved. >> you can see absolutely what they have on. look at the giant group here. on social media, somebody took a picture of this group, looks like celebration, a lot of people, the little italian restaurants, across from each other thereon 16th between spruce and locust, now, blurring their faces because we think there is probably some innocent people in there, and police have not released this particular picture. but that was on social media. twit pick. >> and really shows how things can spread. because once this photo was tweeted out some people started to notice this re-tweeted several times. >> look, the same shirt in the surveillance video, look like

that guy sitting there at the restaurant. >> they started matching it, of course since people were able to identify the restaurant based on the background of the photo, they then went to facebook, as you know on facebook, when you go somewhere, what do people do? they check in like to say where they are going. so based on that you can see who all was at the restaurant that night. and they cross-referenced the photo with what was happening on facebook, and check into that. >> so these are kind of citizen sherlock holmes, one on the phone with us, now, his twitter handle sansince 09. thank you for being with us, we won't say your real name. who do you think took that picture inside the restaurant. >> probably one of the friends in the group, apparently like a high school fun group meet up. so somebody from the in the grip took the picture you. >> said high school. do you think these are college age or high school age kids? >> no, they are definitely college age. this was like altogether, meeting up again.

>> that's as far as i know. >> of course when everyone was concern, thought this was just terrible thing that happened to these two guys. what made you once again involved and do more in finding out who was involved in this? >> seemed like the right thing to do. what discussed me that would happen in our city, and it was, you know, have a lot of twitter followers, might good, so we figure it is 15 people, you know, when all the sudden probably had about, you know, 08,000 people looking for them, somebody knows somebody. >> and the video so clear, you can see a brightly colored vest, the one guy has on. do you know any of these people? >> no the friend after friend of a friends that knows these people? >> i'm not going to really give up who all i was talking to, but something along those lines maybe? >> do you think that social media makes it that much easier? i mean, how long did this take

to go through the photo, check facebook, go back and forth? >> yes it, makes it much easier to identify people and to, you know, i think it is the future in helping the police department. >> do you think this is the trend? if you see something, say something. now with social media, facebook, twitter, instagram, do you think now that it is casino every like people's civic duty, if you see something, to do something like this? >> i don't know about civic duty but the right thing to do. much easier, people had much easier time telling me things and going directly to the police and i was able to direct it to the police. it gets people to do something without a signature. >> did you give it to the police? >> yes, did i. >> okay. and what was their response? gave you a thank you?

>> working with detective joe murray, a friend of mine, giving him the information, and he knew i was kind of looking through to making sure it was all legitimate. >> we understand some of these young people realize now that they've been busted. and there is maybe going to turn themselves into police, and their lawyer, and everything else. >> i'm saying i heard that, that was what i got last night, probably before everyone went to bed. >> okay. >> our steve is over at the round house, we'll get more on that in just a second. thank you for joining us. >> no problem, thanks for having me. >> interesting take. i bet that's going to be national story today. >> i would say so. >> 7:07. all pocono mountain school district schools have been closed today as safety precaution. >> as police continue to search for the suspect accused in a deadly ambush out of pennsylvania state police barracks. police say the gunman anti-government survivalist. he's been identified as is 31

year old eric frein on friday. corporal killed brian dixon, critically injured dug douglas shooting outside police barracks in pike county. investigators say they've identified frein after someone found a jeep partially submerge in the swam at this area 2 miles from the scene of the ambush. inside that car, was a number of items of tide evidence to the scene. every law enforcement agent in this country, trooper, policeman, constable, will be looking for this guy. >> troopers at the philadelphia belle month barracks, this is different barracks, are helping out in the search efforts. corporal dixon work therefore a year, as a midnight shift supervisor. >> we want the guy obviously in handicuffs, before we lay brian to rest on thursday, if that's possible. >> he was an exceptional person. he always came to work ready to go. he inspired hits people to do

good work. service oriented person, served in the marines, jumped in with state police. >> et cetera considered armed, dangerous, and say he express add desire to kill officers and commit mass murder. >> 7:09 now. respiratory virus heist been spreading across the country, affecting children, especially in the midwest, about 500 kids had to go to the hospital in kansas city and we were worried about this. we knew it was going to spread t went into ohio. delaware, few days ago, well, now it is here. dawn timmeney live with details. dawn? >> reporter: good morning, yes, hard not to panic when you hear all of. >> this but children's hospital of philadelphia says it is okay to be concerned, but know the fact. it has confirmed that there are four cases of the enterovirus d68, the children treated here, at chop, they

did require hospitalization, two to six days, they have been released and just fine. the virus as you mention, spread across the country originating in the midwest. >> muscle aches, cough, infants, children, teenagers are at highest risk foreign fiction, because they don't have an immunity to this. children with asthma are specially vulnerable, and the virus is nothing new. it has been around for awhile. this is not unexpected, but again, it is a cause fosh concern. >> enterovirus actually circulates every summer and fall, within all parts of the us. but i think what's a bit new, level of concern that's been raised because the midwest couple of weeks ago experienced really marked increase, very suddenly, in the number of children who are requiring medical care due to respiratory symptoms. >> absolutely it concerns me, because he goes to upland school.

it is the weather changing. >> definitely paying attention, talk to school nurse, make sure the kids are extra vigilant, basically hope for the best. but what can you really do beyond that? >> there are some things to do to re event your child from getting ed68, washing hands frequently for 202nd, avoid touching eyes, nose, especially if you have not wash your hand. and really, important thing, don't send your child to school with a fever, cough, any kind of respiratory illness, and unless cleared by doctor, bottom line is that this is going around, you really need to take common sense precautions, mike, alex, i have to tell you, i know several school district have sent out alerts. my daughter school sent out e-mail, warning of the symptoms, and telling parents what to do. but the big thing if your child is sick, keep them home. >> keep them home. this is casino of scary, talk more about it throughout the

show. >> breaking news this morning, minnesota vikings band adrian peterson from all team activities, ordered to stay away from the team while he addresses the child abuse charges. the vikings made the announcement early this morning, really overnight, after first deciding what peterson could play with the team while the legal process played out. >> sponsors are made. come to that pressure about midnight. and made that decision, meanwhile, the nfl players union has officially appealed ray rice's indefinite suspension with the nfl. he was punished after video surfaced for showing him punching his then fiancee, inside elevator at the revel casino in atlantic city. but the nfl extend that after the video came to light lasts week. the union says the move is to protect the rights of all nfl players. >> and as you mention, mike, major sponsors are voicing their disapproval over the nfl recent scandels, but the

companies are stopping short of pulling advertising, anheuser busch, mcdonald, visa, campbell, said they've spoken with the league about their concerns, after radisson hotel announced pulling its sponsors ship of the minnesota viking, no other brands have pulled sponsorships from keeps or the nfl. >> interesting. well, let's get back to racing here. the images of nascar star tony stewart's car killing that driver there. twenty year old, heading to grand jury now. this is not over. whether tony stewart will face charges for the death of kevin ward will rest with that grand jury. it happened last month at arrays track in up-state new york. the ontario county district attorney, new york state, says after reviewing the evidence, in the tape, he decided it should go to a grand jury. >> ward's car spun out during the race. he blamed that on tony stewart's driving, ward then climbed out on to the track to confront tony stewart, that's when stewart's car struck and

killed him. oh, man, if this is true, there is cents somebody in hot water. new reports on what happened before joan rivers went into cardiac arrest. >> according to cnn, staffer at the manhattan clinic where rivers was being treated says the doctor took a selfie in the procedure room, while rivers was un anesthesia. rivers was therefore a procedure to diagnosis a horse voice and sore throat. afterward, according to cnn, rivers personal doctor began perform ago biopsy on her vocal cords, without river's prior consent. >> my goodness. all right, that's very inapropriate self fee it took place. almost 7:15. >> sue? >> autumnal equinox, starting to see leaves turn here and there, monday, but in the until monday night. so by the time this day arrives, it will actually be feeling a little more like summer, unlike this morning, but as we recap the summer, of

2014, we compare it to the summer before, when we had four heatwaves, one of them was eight days long, look at the past summer. i think safe to say we won't be getting another heatwave. we only had two heatwaves. both of them only three days long, both of them happening during the month of july. so, we're all saying what a pleasant summer it was. but does this mean another bitterly cold winter with a whole lot of snow? we'll see. it is only 37 degrees in mount pocono this morning. even with the sunshine, 49 in pottstown, 58 in philadelphia. temperatures will start to inch up a bit. fifty-four in wildwood, 52 millville, 52 degrees in dover, delaware. soap, that is where we are at the moment. this is where we have been, and then we will show you where we are going. remember sunday we didn't even make it, getting little milder since then, but even with the rain yesterday, we got to 74 degrees, the average hi, 78, and we're not going to get there probably until saturday

when temple plays the hornets of delaware state at the linc, and then the next day at the linc of course is our eagles game, eagles in washington, and that's when it will feel summary with 84 degrees. so, today's high of 75, and continued nice weather through the next couple of days after that. there it is, your quite excellent seven day forecast, i must say. now we take a look at traffic, which is the opposite of excellent, big story of the morning in center city, seventh street at locust, big old water main break has the road closed so ninth street will be your alternate. and it will be slow going around there in northeast, frandford at roland, accident couple of hours ago, a car struck a pole, now power is out in that area. so you're going to need to be careful and take torresdale avenue as the alternate, route 55 northbound after 552. south vineland, construction has one lane block, that will be until 5:00 o'clock this afternoon. mike? >> quickly before we go onto other news at 7:16, alex and i

hosed real cool event last night called the fashion touchdown event. it was cents for big brothers big significance terse, a benefit over at the beautiful store boyde's chestnut street. >> suited to up walk the runway, jeremy mark lynn, san sanchez, mike quick, vince papale, raised money like we mentioned, really was great time, raised a lot of monday. >> yes. >> all for good cause. >> alex was talking to vince papale. vince goes every day in the 7:00 hour i yell at the tv hi, mike, hi, alex, and we never say hi back. hi, vince. >> hi, good morning. >> didn't know you were yelling at your tv. >> and of course while we were there, we wanted to do a favor for our sweet friend pre he will. >> yes, you might already know her story, four year old girl for delaware county that's been diagnosed with brain cancer. she has a tumor on her brain. her family started the lemon shot challenge to raise money for pediatric cancer research. when she visited our show monday, she issued this challenge.

listen. >> and you guys want to challenge someone else? who is our challenge today? >> the philadelphia eagles. >> oh! >> the philadelphia eagles have now been challenged to take the lemon shot challenge. >> so how do you resist? flyers have done it, phillies have done it, of course alex poured out all of the lemon juice. >> all line up. >> for the players. >> had it in my purse all night actually, caring it around. >> and so, we asked them before the fashion show, do you want to do it? of course. >> hi, pre he will, this is for you. >> we have all of the eagles players, well, a lot of the eagles players here, we are all-pro he will's buddies. so cheers. >> four eagles players. >> yes. >> this is for you. >> look at mark sanchez's face.

>> that's great. >> boy, damico ryans, i love that shirt, right in the mid. >> they all look very nice. >> jeremy on the end. >> so nice of them to do that. >> fletch did he not like that. >> no. >> it was really tart. >> it is a lot. it is cents a lot when you take a shot of it. thank you to them for doing that. >> speaking of sports, you know howard eskin has been out forever. he can be polarizing, so we'll have some fun with him. >> some people love him. others not so much. >> looks like the angels the best team. i didn't mean -- i just couldn't help myself. >> i love his orange socks. how about that? have you ever wanted to give howard a piece of your mind? well, now you can, this saturday, launching our weekend morning show, it is called fox 29 weekend, in fact, i call it hashtag fogs 29 weekend. it is completely interactive. we have segment called knocking the king. does he know about this? the king of course, being howard eskin, so you can send in your videos, telling howard how you feel about him.

>> just go to our website myfoxphilly.com. send us an u report. you can watch fox 29 weekend this saturday right at 8:00 a.m. and oh, ya, we should. quincy is hanging out with some heroes today. >> yes, hero thrill show. getting ready for t we have some dogs. where's my dogs at? right here dog. i'm with the cops -- oh, they're doing something. hold on. we'll talk to them coming up next. >> i'm getting scared. they have a big bite. >> ♪

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speaking of heroes, philadelphia's finest, bravest, gearing up for the 60s annual hero thrill show set to take place this saturday. >> we've done this 60 times, my goodness, such great event. quincy harris in the northeast

this morning, hanging out with the dogs right now. >> hanging out with the dogs, officer larry love. you have the best name, larry love. >> all of my life. >> okay, now, the hero thrill show is going on this saturday, at the wachovia center. >> right. >> 12:05. >> the hero thrill show, you guys raise money for officers. >> fallen in the line of duty, firefighters, police officers in the line, killed in the line of duty t helps their children with college education. >> that's a great thing. and the people want to donate. they can go to the website hero thrill show. >> hero thrill show. com. yes. and they can make a donation there, if they can't come to the wachovia center, on saturday. >> okay, now, we're about to do a demonstration. i'm a little scared. >> officers mike kay hole,

tony is the person being apprehends the. this is if somebody's running from police, broke into building, you see a dog apprehend him, he will hold him. until the handler commands him to release. >> man, he has cents a tight grip right there. >> yes, they learn through training, just to hold, and it is basically fun to them. they enjoy it. you see the handler told them to release, he comes right back to the hand letter, stays there, and until the handler end the situation. the dog will now keep his focus on the decoy as esiason courted off the field. >> i would run over there. can i have the sleeve? >> you casino of scared mere there. >> from 12:00 to 5:00. >> yes. >> what casino every training do you guys have to do?

>> our officers go through 14 weeks of patrol school, then ten weeks of scent school. fourteen weeks train for agility, voting searches, tracks, which you can track for lost child, altzheimer's patient that may walk away, okay, building searches, where somebody has broken into, we can go in with with the dog, you save manpower, you don't have 20 police officers tied up, the dog will watch go through searching the floors, looking for the human scent that's in there. >> so you guys will be at the wells fargo center. i called it watch yo. i'm throw back thursday. be at the wells center. >> right. >> 12:00 to 5:00. >> oh, they'll chase you.

>> i am just did that because the cops are here. >> i could say so many things. 7:26. oh, the cigarette tax passed the house. in you it is on its way to the state senate. >> going to the school district of philadelphia. so where do we stand now? could more layoffs be on the way for the staff. >> if they don't pass it now they have to wait until january. look at jen checking out some philly fashion. >> yes, the philadelphia collection, and we start rid here, because huge event is going to be here at 1:00 o'clock, today, at macy's, fashion rocks, baby, tell you what the philadelphia clicks is behind the scenes.

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>> looking at the philadelphia international airport. look at that sun, sue, back to the 70s today? >> the biggest problem we'll have today is sun glare, so, since the weather is so perfect, we should talk about the fact that this is peak time for hurricane season. >> number of storms, generally between august and september, when we see increase in activity. we have some activity out there, a it heads toward tuscon, arizona, expected to produce a places cents where there will be six or more

inches of rain, a lot of flooding problems down there, in what's usually dry dessert. so that's going to be an issue. category one, but as you can see here, expected to continue to move toward the nor east, the most we may get out of this, if you're swimming in the ocean today, little bit of high rip current activity. so temperatures, they are chilly walking out the door, chillier than yesterday, 37 degrees up in the mountains, 49 in pottstown, 58 here in the city, 55 wilmington, 52 degrees in dover, delaware, and temperatures trend, was going down over the weekend, got pretty chilly, but starting to warm up little bit for these class couple every days of summer. and we are going to get to about 75 degrees, at the end of the day today. seventy-six tomorrow. cool down after a weak cold front comes through thursday, just few clouds, so friday high only 70 degrees, we warm up over the weekend by sunday, we should be at 84 degrees. for the last full day of summer.

that's your weather authority forecast. let's get back to that water main break, which is still out there. >> ninth street your alternate, route 422 westbound, the onramp from route 724, an accident there, causing the ramp to be blocked >> before willow grove, an accident involving three vehicles, and that's causing the left lane to be blocked. >> seventh and locust, i live right there, but no water pressure. >> oh, oh? good thing you're here. >> and then talul. garden, pretty restaurant, right there on the corner, a mess. maybe we'll get a crew over there and lock at the mess. check my water pressure while you're over there. 7:32, important day, the school district of philadelphia is one step closer today to getting the cash it needs to help fill this massive deficit. >> voted unanimously in favor of 2-dollar per pack sick

rhett tax in the city which is expected to bring in about $90 million in just the first six months. >> first six months. superintendent, doctor william hite, has said if the tax did not pass by october, more layoffs and bigger class sizes would be the result. so, where do we stand right now today? let's bring in one of the state representatives, we know him well, mike vereb, been out front on this legislation, what's going to happen and when? >> first, sorry you don't have water pressure. >> do something about it, please. >> course. so the committee, the rules committee, we straightened out all of the problems, just real quick, thanks to doctor hite, mayor nutter, chairman green, representative adolph, john taylor, straint ends, came out unanimously yesterday, going to go to the house floor today, mike, but shutting down early to allow people to go to the troopers funeral up in the poconos. >> right. >> it is has cents taken over, literally, taken over the capitol, while situation up

there. so we will be back monday to send this bill to the senate. they will concur with that, probably on tuesday, no later than wednesday, and send it. >> it passes? >> it passes. >> okay. >> because, i mean, little bye of time crunch here, right, because if it weren't to pass, i mean they would have to hole off until like january. >> alex, this is harrisburg, if there wasn't a time crunch wouldn't get anything done, right? we are very concerned about what, you know, what doctor hite, i was with him fry afternoon, down in the offers center, what they're doing, to make cuts, to keep kids in school, incredible story, story i brought up here yesterday. we had private meeting with the republican meeting with the rules committee, frankly had the issues. they all came up to the table. all about the goods, they get it, we get it. yes up against time crunch. yes it will pass. governor will sign it and philadelphia will have that enabling tax break. >> is there any blow back from the other counties in the state? why do we always have to take care of philly schools? >> mike of course, might have

thought we were talking before. a lot of blow back on, that you have the tobacco industry at one point involved in. >> this they back off. really is about educate with doctor hite and the school reform commission is doing down there. different story than ten years ago, 15 years ago. the cuts they're making, with the union give backs being done, i think $100 million being done over the next five years, story we have to tell. i don't represent philadelphia. but, you know, we care about our southeast region, we just got to sell our story and sell the changes being made. >> alex just leaned over to me in the commercial and went, well, he's a montgomery county guy. why are you so concerned? >> well, i'm concerned because the bigger picture we're right next-door. >> it is about the kids, that is reform commission appointed by this governor, the latest members, we have a duty when we get up here as a body to work on issues across the state, we even ran into guys

in quakertown. but it is end of the day, no matter what the issues are, whether the cigarette tax, whether it is transportation, we all transportation issues, we're not here to work with one district or two, here to work on the big picture. >> like neighbors helping neighbors. >> let's all hug. >> like statefarm, right? >> ya. see you soon. 7:36. well, ladies, and gentlemen, so you are planning your wedding, right? could you do us a favor? if there is cents a big game, that we can like a big college game on a saturday, could you not schedule it? you know what i mean, like a big rivalry game? because we would like to watch the game and not be at your reception. >> that's something a man would ask for. or is it? >> casino of becoming a trend. we'll discuss. >> and it is not even halloween yet. but toys "r" us looking forward to the holidays. the hottest toys that will be on your child's wish list this year, giving you a heads up. >> so looks like the turtles are back?

>> teenage newed and the ninja turtles. >> oh, there is else a.

>> everyday is a holly day working with alex hole. >> i always the most wonderful time of the year. >> guess what, alex? >> what? >> about 99 days from today, is christmas. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes, but even though we're three months away, toys 'r' us, getting ahead of the game here, already putting out a list of the toys they think your kids will want. >> it is the kids might be thinking about it, re hosted this hot list, now, each year, play experts come up with 36 must have items monday every extensive research. expected to sell this year, toys inspired by the films of course frozen, and, the teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> so when you look at an entire category, when it is frozen, we have almost 300 frozen products at toys "r" us from teachers to dolls.

and, when you are looking at an item that's going to be named for hot toy list, you want to make sure it has some real interesting characteristics. does it make sounds? it since a song straight from the movie it, has address that lights up. so there are some key features that you know will peak interest that will make it a wow item. >> and because of wide range every brand new toys, games and other play things, expected to be rush for "black friday", which we all know is that kick off of the holiday shopping season, the mad rush, day after thanksgiving. >> okay, i was pro-active here. i've been watching way too much qvc, anna, els at a, got two dolls. >> you are jumping ahead, i'm sure it will sell out. >> i have them at my apartment. have to ship them out. >> i think she will be very excited. >> i think she will. odd looking dolls, giant

eyeballs. >> modelled after characters. >> makes sense. >> you know, this sit that i we live in so happy i am here, so amazing, won't lie, what do you love about the city of philadelphia? why don't do you this, tweet us with hashtag fox 29 philly love. >> tell us what makes our city better than any other until the world, when i first moved here, falling for philly, now i'm in love. so talking it preston and steve from wmmr. >> okay. jen checking out philly fashionment another great reason to live in the city. really starting to come around. >> yes, the philadelphia collection, and there are so many events, so we will tell you which ones are free, which ones are happening, which ones you must be at live here from macy's all morning long, if you must be at live here from macy's all morning long, if you can't guess, there is a

guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania.

>> put willing up this shot, because of the werth, looks real nice, even though there is a fog bank. the school's up there are closed because the police are still searching for that guy that killed, you know, an officer, up there at the

barracks. >> trooper. >> last friday night. so, they have a big manhunt. >> and injured another. >> and injured another. still on the loose, so huge manhunt going on over there. so thought maybe best to keep the kids out of the schools. what's that giant thing there? is that fog? >> often talk about fog being a cloud on the gown, but it isn't often that you can see it, and so clearly, from a distance, so, casino that far bank of fog parked right over the lake there, but that is in the process of clearing, because the sun is out. now, so we'll see that continue to happen, in fact, the rain we had yesterday, around this time, yesterday, has all moved down to the south. so we have nothing but clear skies, with high pressure in control today, and no rain to show you at all here in philadelphia, in fact, none for the next couple of days. up in the mountains it is chill think morning, temperatures are in the 30's, 49 degrees in pottstown, 52 in reading, 58 degrees here, in philadelphia. go little further south, we've

got 55 in wildwood. but 49 around fort dix there, in wrightstown, 55 degrees in wilmington, delaware. those are the temperatures fasting you as you walk out the door. so yesterday after the rain, was out of here, we had sunshine, we got to 74 degrees, still below average for this time of year but lovely day, and i think we've got another one for this afternoon. sunny, nice, 75 degrees, and then tomorrow, we get to up 76. see some increasing clouds, with cold front, but no rain from that cold front. so we go with ten again, then even though it is cooler and high of only 70 degrees on friday, we are still going to go with a ten. now saturday, we have temple game, temple plays the delaware state hornets at the linc, on saturday, at 1:00 o'clock, and it will be lovely weather for that with 79 gross for high temperature, then sunday, it is the eagles and washington, 84 degrees, the last day of summer; really going to be rather warm, until rain comes on monday, that's your weather authority seven day forecast, now, let's check traffic for you. at 7:47, on your wednesday

morning, we start off with a picture of the blue route, northbound, just north of ridge pike. and it looks like a lot of volume there. some slow going, but everybody's getting by. also, our big story this morning, in traffic, was that big water main break, seventh street right near locust, the road doesn't look like a road t looks more like a river, so folks are having to take ninth street instead of seventh. finally, in northeast philadelphia, frandford avenue, at roland. we have an accident, car struck a pole, there is a power outage in the area. you're going to need to take torresdale avenue as your alternate. alex? >> thank you, so much, sue. well, we are asking to you join just saluting our troops, shutting down market street again to honor the brave men and women in uniform. so join us september 26 right outside the studio at fourth and market, we'll have music, food, and of course, tons of men and women, who served in our military. so come out, and show your support. well, if you are from the philadelphia collection, still people who have no idea what

it is, well, jen at macy's now in center city, ready to explain everything. and all the fashion that's involved. hey, jen? >> hey, alex, yes, pretty cool. michelle you said it is okay that some people don't now about the philadelphia collection yet? >> absolutely. we are five years old, but we're still growing our audience. >> and basically what it is, is that the month of september, there were so many fashion events. and we kind of needed in philadelphia to raise our fashion cred. you guys came one this thing one week amazing events with all sorts of local designer. >> absolutely, local designers, it is national retailers, it is a chance to shine the spotlight on philadelphia's fashion scene. and shop, if you haven't gotten that tired old wardrobe in shape by now, this is the week. >> you can tell you are the money girl. what do you want us to do? >> shop, spend. swing your credit card. >> here is the deal. there are so many events, and if you want to know where they

are, we have link on our website, myfoxphilly.com, so people can like plan out their schedule. >> slightly. >> but there are some must do's, so we begin here at macy's, what's cool about macy's, hosting a you will of these local designers, huge fashion show at 1:00 o'clock today. >> absolutely. this is macy's annual fall fashion show. and as a supporter of the philadelphia fashion at macy's, they also include folks we'll get to see, the spring collection, from our philadelphia fashion incubator designer. here at the show, at 1:00 o'clock. >> okay, fashion fest, at shops at liberty place, that's a ticketed event that you don't need an invitation. >> correct. anybody can buy a ticket, it is tonight at 7:00. shops at liberty place. that is big party. and a big show. >> we have one minute to get the rest of the stuff in. pretty much free, fashion under the shambles, at headhouse square. >> yes, great fashion show, in old city, fun, fun, fun.

>> okay, then we have the rittenhouse row fashion fashion club. i like this. we're walking around, drinking, shopping. >> that's it. you got it, it is cents a fashion party on your feet. >> and then finally we have the philadelphia fashion incubate or shopping sware at the market end shop center at comcast. >> correct. chance for everybody to come out and shop these fabulous local designers that are part of our incubator program. >> if people don't know what this is, part of the philadelphia, connected because basically macy's lets these designers, up and coming designers learn how to brand, deal with lawyers, and buyers, and all kind of things, year long program. >> fast track casino of mini nba for emerging local designer. >> that's real cool. we'll have one of them in the 9:00 hour, doing great great stuff. so, again, all kind of fancy people why we use that music, strutting their stuff on the runway. do you know any of these fancy people? >> i know few of them. i'll be on there.

>> okay. so anyway, 1:00 o'clock, come here shop and do all of the stuff. we'll be here all morning. >> yes, and you are fancy. captain way to see you do the walkment mike has an event he would like to you come to. you got to try this event. it will be on thursday, october second, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. you know mike, he goes all around the area trying different restaurants for his you got to try this segment. well the best of best segment will be in one spot. try out. of course it all goes to a great cause. it will be benefitting the second chance foundation, so, make sure to get your tickets, you can see on myfoxphilly.com. of course the whole good day crew will be there, be sure to come out and support. >> so what do you love about our city? i'm still learning all about it, but i am falling in love. so next we're talking to preston and steve. so tweet us with the hashtag fox 29 philly love. and tell us, what makes our city better than any other city in the

>> talk about philly love here, quick shout the to marissa i saw last night, always out and about, in for stacey today? >> yes, she is in for kacie today. >> fine job. >> is she doing a great job, because she was out very late. >> ya. >> not too late, mike. come on. >> standard procedure. >> don't fowl her, mike. >> and with a guy a guy i had never seen before. >> didn't do you this last time, mike? >> loves to do this. that was a friend, mike, but you and alex did great job hosting big brothers, big sisters fashion show last night. >> thank you. >> fun event. so, we found this guy, thrill us, yes, thrill us. com. what do we love about philadelphia, and of course you can't talk billy without the cheese steak.

>> one of my favorite besides the cheese steaks, and good steak argument is fun to get into. >> sure about but this one i love. having the story about how dangerous the neighborhood; for every single neighborhood in philadelphia. >> it is true. people find that, almost sense of pride. how tough -- >> never scarier than yours. >> exactly. >> it is a badge of honor you're more likely to get murr nerd your neighborhood, ya. >> what i didn't see, people staunch, complain about how horrible it is, at the same time. >> exactly right. in fact, our good friend bob, works at the studio here, says here is something i love. the fact that the philadelphia parking authority keeps your records for 30 years. you can go all the way back to 1984. hey, you still owe us monday. >> i oh, ya. they are very thorough whether it comes to. that will i lover to see the

bikes, i just love hearing to your left, to your left. everywhere. >> and accidents already, when you get out of the cab, open the door, bamm. >> i have scary always watching out for bikes. maybe more than cars. >> i tell you what, also, wawa, i look at this, list, and say when people come to town, what do i tell them about the area? war wawa always ends up cheese steak obviously, the fact that we all talk about local landmarks, that we've never visited ourselves. >> yes. >> i think that's very accurate. >> i love. that will i got that on twitter all the time. i've lived mere my whole life, never seen the liberty bell. >> never. >> it is part of the deal. actually years ago we did a thing called get it out of the way tour. where we visited these things. >> life-long residents never seen the liberty bell. >> and the liberty bell sucks. >> but casino of boring visit.

>> you're right. >> amazing. >> pretty awesome. >> okay. >> i guess that means you've never been. >> no, all the time. >> i've never been. >> i hundred of there daily. >> now, the whole wawa thing, though, i'm discovering, one of the first things i heard about, too, when i first moved here, you have to go to wawa. and i've been. i've had a smooth i there. but i think i'm still trying to figure it out. >> the joy of wawa is that it comprehends if you can get any casino of food at any time day or night. they have the deli counter going all the time. that makes it so awesome. >> so convenience. >> and good, food send trick, and we love food. >> at 4:00 a.m. you can get great fresh san witch. exactly what it is. >> what mike and marissa just getting back from their events. >> oh, so he was the guy she was with. >> exactly, ya. >> oh, mike and martha are

dating. >> you guys stop it. >> shy is great kisser but that's it. >> you wish. you wish. >> i know. good to see you all. >> straight up 8:00. >> and remember, you can tell us what you love about philly on twitter, remember to use that hashtag fox 29 philly love. >> i do wish. >> good day it is wednesday, september the 17th, oh, my sister mary ann's birthday. >> happy birthday to her. >> the one that got my hooked on the bold and the beautiful. she to blame. here we go. >> live from the fox 29 studio. this is "good day philadelphia". >> has central detectives seeing classic all american motown hit from 1965, martha and the vandelament's no where to run, thanks to twitter and facebook no where to run to, no where to hide for creeps who bashed gay couple last week. knew. >> specially because it is bright sunshine over the city today. it is a gorgeous weather

pattern, we're in right now, but how long will it last? we'll let you know in the seven day forecast, coming up. hey, quincey? >> at 9k headquarters, these dogs, they're ready. they're ready to go. we'll have more stuff coming up. jen, what are you doing? >> h and m, all of the things you need to see, the fall must have's, baby, mike jerrick, this is a must have. >> oh, ya. >> i love that. >> you are rocking the runway. >> we must see do you that later today. >> those are short shirts, oh, ya. >> fashionable. >> hi everybody, welcome to the 8:00 hour, here is sue serio at the desk, we're excited, this is called a ten on scale of one to ten as far as the weather. we need to get out and enjoy. >> we don't give our tens oust lightly, oh, no we don't. because it is cents a gorgeous day, temperatures are what many people consider ideal. mid 70s, by the end of the

afternoon. >> even with the sunshine, very bright, outside. this morning, we'll have clear skies, and we're off to the chilly start. sunny, comfy days, chilly nights, for the rest of the work week. but by the weekend we do have a warming trend, in time for the last day of summer sunday. today's high, 75 degrees. >> big story seventh street, water main break, doesn't look like a road, looks like a river. and the road is closed. so ninth street will be your alternate there. now, us1 eastbound, near us route 30, i should say, eastbound near 113, there is cents an accident that has the left lane blocked. ill definitely slow you down. and route one northbound, just after belmont avenue, a city line, there is going to be one lane blocked there, at 9:00 a.m., they're removing a tree. mike? >> all right, thank you.

i was just looking at twitter, during the commercial there, twitter is a buzz with this story. philadelphia police are trying to figure out who brutally attacked two gay men in center city, last thursday night, on 16th street. >> and they've now released surveillance video of the possible suspects, fox 29's steve keeley live at central detective, steve, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, mike, i want to keep it going with your word a buzz, it stunning like a bee almost instantly, as soon as surveillance video was put out. show it to you once again, just waking up, they put this outright before the dinnertime news hour, around 4:30. and soon as it was out, they had names to go with these faces, within an hour. now, i want to show that you still picture you guys shows last hour. what happened first was somebody looking on somebody else's facebook page, said hey, the people at this party somewhere, they didn't know where at the time, look like the same people in the video. then they started matching faces, and outfits, and notice

the guy in the blaze orange red kind of flyers colored vest. you will see him as we go back it the surveillance video, because he walks close to the surveillance camera. then, others, as somebody posts cents that on twitter say hey, i know that left distinctive wall. i know that sealing, i knows though seaned leaves, that's live vie old a then they notify the police, that puts this group on 16 street where that italian restaurant is, four blocks exactly from chancellor street, where the surveillance video was taken and where this gay couple just bumped shoulders with many in this group, and then got taunted with gay slurs, and that got beaten to unconsciousness on the street. here's what they told us earlier this week what police told thus week. >> bunch of people, bunch of people, which makes it very sad, one, overall situation itself is something that is completely senseless, in this time that we live in today, people to end engage in something like this, just senseless. it is minds blowing. so, again, it is a large group, so we want to get them

all off the street and find out what's going on. >> we honestly want these people brought to justice. this is not fair. >> anybody that was a part that far group, they know whether or not they actually physically played a part in the assault itself. they did not, then again, i would suggest that they come in, talk to central detectives, and again, you know, express what took place that night, their involvement, or their lack of involvement, but either way they need to come in. >> well, the outrage on this case reached heights police say they've never seen before in all of their years as detective here on the streets here. a crime of times we thought were long past. so outrageous, this restaurant, pennsylvania six, right at 12th and sansom, said we got to do something. they put out $10,000 reward, well, no one called in for that reward, to match the 1,000 of the citizens crime commission put out. no one asking for any money. just asking the justice be done. and so, we can tell you this. melanie joy kramer the excellent producer for national public radio, at 10:30 last night within five hours of that surveillance video putting out had an

excellent story how twitter may have helped track down the suspect, from a philadelphia police surveillance video. she posted her story at 10:30, got 100,000 views, now, in less than ten hours. so, we are learning that twitter and facebook and just public outrage all coming together helping the central detectives here do their job, finding these people, and now we're told a lot of these people will be turning themselves in here shortly. >> yes, it is an amazing story, and it is a 2014 type of story, i think it is going to be national story later today. thank you. here are comments, all over twitter. no place whatsoever for behavior like this. >> mike -- >> throw the book at him from another. >> like steve mentioned, a lot of people are coming together, the community is, specially on social media, in the 7:00 hour we talked with fans really involved with matching the photos or matching the people in the photo on facebook, and twitter, and trying to do that

cross-reference, to figure out who exactly could be involved with this. so he just said -- >> becoming a twitter detective. >> he just said it is the decent thing to do. so real great to see everybody coming together to try to help police figure out who did this. >> and the picture, the surveillance video, and then this still from the restaurant, of the group before minutes later they went and beat up somebody, that, those pictures, are being spread all over twitter. >> re tweeted by everyone. >> okay, and the police say they appreciate all of this work by this specially this one individual. respiratory virus, spread across the country, like we new it would do, and now it is here. delaware earlier this week, now philly. children's hospital of philadelphia, confirms, four children tested positive for what are they calling it? >> the enterovirus 68. >> that's it. they had to be hospitalized. >> the virus can cause mild to severe illness, the symptoms are similar to the common cold, but kids with as is ma

have been specially vulnerable. now, no deaths have been reported, but they want everyone to make sure they're being careful, and make sure to be watching for those symptoms. philadelphia schools may be closer to getting much needed fun. state house committee vote in the favor of 2-dollar per pack, okay it after stripping it out of other unrelated tax hires and tax credits, has been put in the bill. final house vote could happen today, but actually, we just house of representatives, will happen monday, tan would then go to the state senate. he fully expect representative verb observe this will be passed. >> one of the reasons, lots of the lawmakers want to go to the funeral of that fallen state trooper. it is 8:08. well, the minnesota vikings have reversed themselves. >> about face. and they have banned star running back, adrian peterson from all team activities now. >> ordered to stay away from the team while addressing the child abuse charges, vikings made the announcement early this morning, after initially

deciding that peterson could play with the team while the legal process played out. peterson is charged with felony for using a wooden switch to spanning his four year old son. >> get this. other nfl players are weighing in, one of them reggie bush, look what he said. >> the detroit running back, coming to peterson's defense saying he should be allowed to play. when asked about the abuse allegations, bush talked about disciplining his own daughter and he said i definitely will try to. obviously not leave bruises, but i will definitely discipline her share shallly depending on what the situation s of course his daughter very young. >> like one. >> why that's what is getting a the love people talking about that, at what point do you start punishing your children? when is too young? >> my goodness. harshly? wow. has it sparked spanking and discipline debate. >> all over. >> and a lot of it goes back to the bible. so we've asked our father jonathan more toys way in on there is and will be here in just a little bit. >> 8:09. would you book your wedding on

the same day as an eagles home game? for some couples big no no. why brides are planning their big days around football. >> like i mentioned, best selling author, father jonathan morris is on the show this morning, we're talking about the adrian peterson controversy. and what the bible says about disciplining your kids. a lot of people relate this to the bible. we'll find out his stands, on that next, that should be really interesting.

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> beautiful day yesterday, that's what we were discussing behind the scenes, and with you, as well. because high pressure has taken over, and we don't have any rain to show you, no clouds, either. looks real nice for the entire region. so let's talk temperature, as we look at most of the northeastern part of the country, we see some cool temperatures, in the 40's in detroit, chicago right now, and only 50 degrees in buffalo and pittsburgh, so this cool air mass means cool nights and december end days, almost like california weather, coming up

for the next couple of days, 43 degrees now in the poconos, we were in the 30's last hour, 48 in bet him, 50 degrees in allentown right now, walking out the door. in doylestown, it is 50 degrees, 59 in bensalem, waiting for the bus in chester, about 53 degrees, 59 in philadelphia. fifty-eight in hammonton, up ear's cape may, millville, and atlantic city. so that's what is going on for now. here's what's happening for later. we've got three, ten's in a row, even with cold front coming through on thursday, not going to see any rain from it, it will just cool things down for friday, but then it warms back up over the weekend. in fact, back to the 80s, for one day and one day only, and that is sunday, when we play with eagles play washington, on sunday, i'll get it out. 84 degrees at the linc. chance of rain monday, cool things down, by tuesday, but it really does look like a lovely, lovely weekend. that is the last weekend of summer. seven day forecast, there,

traffic here, big story of the morning, that water main break and center city, seventh and locust, road still closed, seventh, that is, alternate is ninth street. in whitpain township, dekalb pike at skippack pike, lanes blocked there. so your alternate is whitehall road. finally on us route 30 eastbound near 113, an accident has the left lane blocked there. alex? >> thank you, sue. 8:15, just this morning minnesota vikings have banned star running back adrian peterson from all team activities over the growing controversy surrounding the child abuse charges against him. >> just yesterday, they said it would be okay. this all because of this. this photo was found by "tmz", of his four year old son's alleged injuries. look at. that will this is not a spanking, this is a whipping. new that peterson has been dumped again for doing there is people coming to his defense, some, are i mean, few and far between, here's a quote. this is just a form of discipline, one person said, and a lot of people relate this one to the bible.

we've heard the phrase spare the rod spoil the child. so why don't we clear this up. what does the bible say about punishing or disciplining your children? is it justified, one of our good friend, jonathan morris, joins us now, welcome to philly once again, father. how bow answer that? >> thanks, mike, alex. the bible does talk about that, and let me read it to you very quickly, proverbs chapter 13, who ever spares the rod hates their children but the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them. now, of course, weaver to take it into context. then what i would say any punishment, whether it is physical spanking or some other sort of discipline, it is cents done out of passion orange err, never good, never, ever good. unfortunately i would say 95% of the spanking that happen are done when you're angry. let me tell you a story, mike, in my family, my dad used to always give us a option, a spanking or get grounded. that already takes the passion out of it. i would always take the

spanking because then it is over with, then you're not mad at your parents the whole time. but of course, a difference like you said, mike, between spanking and a beating or whipping. this is really -- >> where blood was drawn and these wealth marks and stuff lining. that will i just wanted to you way in on it. thank you for doing that, father. now, i'm play a clip from one of my favorite shows, seinfeld. this goes back way. but i remember you this. >> all right, mike. >> joey, some of the neighborhood kids, they ambushed me with a box of -- >> so are you all right? >> oh, fine, fine, serenity now. serenity now. serenity now. >> so you're using frank's relax aches method. >> anger melts right off. serenity now. >> serenity now. >> but it is difficult to have serenity. so i love this new book of

yours, father, the way of serenity. how do we get serenity into our lives? >> actually thought of that, as a title, but i knew i couldn't get away with it. bookie wrote based on the serenity prayer. grant me the is her ten at this to except the things i can't change. and the courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference. i believe it is such a powerful prayer, because it is a window into the heart of god. that this transformation of our soul where we can be serene, serenity now, no matter what we're going through, that is a tremendous gift. but, what i tried to do, walk people through what does it mean to actually except those things. not a passive thing, but embracing the tough things in my life as part of god's plan for me, then secondly courage, what is it, how to get it, and then wisdom. which is really the art of discernment. >> go back to the prayer there. it is hard. i mean, i am having tough time right now in my life, and it

is hard to let go the stuff you don't have any control over. >> yes, it is. absolutely, mike. and when you say it is hard, i think in part it is a gift. that's why it is a prayer. we are asking for the gift. we're asking for something we can't get on our own. that is prayer, it is a petition, it is lord help me. i need your help. and at the same time, he is always looking forward a collaborator, for us, to use all of the gift he's already given to us to do something big. >> where can we get the book? >> go to amazon. right now or go to barnes and nobles or whatever you would like. but i hope it is a blessing to all of you your viewers. >> father, probably see this weaken. thanks for being in philly for us. >> you got it. >> what else is coming up. >> still ahead there is ask not your typical drive-thru, the quick and unconventional way people in detroit saying their final good-byes to their loved ones. >> are you kidding me? >> first, national

constitution day, in honor of this day, how about a little trivia? >> redsy? who is the old he is sign err of the contusion? >> like injury glike were you there, you remember? well, the answer, when we come right back. .

>> here is the question on constitution day. you ask the question, i'll put my hat on and answer it. >> you have your bell, too? >> so before the break we asked you, who was the oldest sign err of the constitution. and the answer: we're waiting for the answer, mike? >> ben franklin. >> (bell rings). >> eighty-one. boy your bell is bigger than mine. >> that means we got it right. >> yes. >> ben franklin, ben himself, 81 years old when he signed. >> wow. >> and then five years later he was -- now, he lived a long time. life expectancy in the 1700s

couldn't have been more than 50, 06 years, you think in my goodness. >> very wise in his old age. >> yes. you know what david letterman told me one time? don't ever wear hats for a site gag. and he was right. >> now you have hat hair. >> not much you can do about this mess. >> we've all had a drive-thru convenience, like fast-food place, like burger joint, you slide around through the drive-thru. >> or even the bank. >> and now can get pills. >> through pharmacist. >> unlikely industry is inserting the service. you will probably be shock to hear it is the death care industry. that's right. get ready for drive-thru funerals. >> where is this? >> this in michigan offering viewing, without even getting out of your car. you pull up, sign the guest book, keep going, and a curtain opens through with the casket through the window,

music place softly outside. given three minutes for your respects, not just convenience, says the drove through service will make it easier for some to mourn. >> you have some family members that are coming to the funeral home. so, why not provide that, from the privacy of their vehicle, they can view a love one. >> at least three other funeral homes across the country offer drive-thru funeral services. so i guess this is nothing new. >> i don't know what to say. >> when you're would you at least go in if i die? >> i would go in. i feel like you have to go in. you have to pay your respects. if you drive-thru, what, do you just wave? do you really say anything? looking over? >> seater way they won't respond to you. >> well, true. >> you snow this doesn't surprise me. there is a known funeral home, called, golden gate funeral home. they have professional cryers. you can hire professional

cryers to whale and scream and all of that as you go. so, i mean, i feel like it is a business now. i guess the drive-thru business, too. >> i'm town crier. >> oh, i like that. >> wait. what do they call these? >> we don't know the proper way. >> still ahead, the frozen frenzy continues, brides, listen up. frozen wedding dress also coming to bridal salons, we will show you what they will look like in just a bit. >> why would you want to really cold wedding dress? >> oh, it is about the movie. >> yes. you don't put it in the freezer. >> oh, not to keep it fresh? oh, look at this. breaking news. >> skyfox live over west philadelphia, where a girl has reportedly fallen out after window. this is at 4700 block of locust street. do not know how high up she was or her condition at this time. work to go get more information and we're taking a live look at that building right now in west philadelphia. >> horrible. >> we'll hav

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>> eighty-three this is bad, bad news here. a child, apparently, has fallen out of this window of this building. we don't know which one. four sides, we don't know if the child fell out that far particular side, but that's what skyfox is focusing on now. do you see anyone dose open there, al next. >> not at this point. >> hard to tell. >> but what, 4200 block of locust. >> so basically, university city on the edge, west philly, what we're calling it. so the key factor here is how high up was the window that this child fell out of. again, we're not quite sure which side of the building, oh, no just getting the news, oh, no, from the ninth floor. , widen out far enough, looks

like it might be the top floor. doesn't look like the build something much higher than nine floors. oh, my goodness, this is just horrible. now normally, i can see some greats on those windows, you know, put the metal greats across, in case the kids go over it the window, they can't fall out. so we will get more details now, probably raised them to chop, i would think. we'll get back to that in just a bit. just horrible. it is 8:31. >> all right, starting this morning, with a the love sunshine, and we are chilly temperatures, so, for little kids waiting in the bus stop it is a sweatshirt kind of morning, temperatures are still in the four's 57 degrees, sunny afternoon, comfortable temperatures, and tonight, upper 50's, in the city, lower 50's in the suburbs, with some increasing clouds, and that is your foxcast from the weather authority. let's get right to the roads, and of course big story all morning, has been this water main break in center city,

seventh and locust, the road is still closed, your alternate is ninth street. now, in new jersey on 295 northbound, after the florence columbus exit, there is an accident that is now on the shoulder of the road. next, whitpain township, dekalb pike at skippack pike, a dent that has all lanes blocked there. >> eastbound route 113, an accident that has the left lane block there (movie clip). >> i hadn't thin i would watch this show, but i have, because of the two main stars there, quite attractive, too. so, next monday, season two, of our show, sleepy hollow. >> last season, last blasts

off with i can a bod crane burried alive in a coffin. abby trapped. so what can we expect this new season? joining us liver, hello, tom, season two pickups right where we left off? >> pretty much. yes, i'm in a box. and he's in purgatory. and everyone else in equal trouble. well, not equal, i have it worse. >> so sums it upright there. >> yes, i think probably knack coffin, alive, and tough call. purgatory not any good either. how did you get in such a mess? >> blasted son of mine becoming the horse man of war. i would much rather be in purgatory. at least other people there. not off on your own. but not good. >> now, this this season, we will be introduce today some new faces, though, new people will be starting in the picture, right? >> that's right. that's right.

we have nick holly, who comes along, and little too handsome for i can a bod's liking. captures abby's eye. we have a new sheriff to stir things up, cause trouble and get in the way. yes, we're widening out the population of the town, more people to die eventually. >> oh. now, my dad, he watches this show, he loves t but it is very fast paced. is it going to be the same way with season two? >> i'm soree? >> i said there is show is very fast paced. with each episode, is it going to be the same way with season two? >> oh, absolutely, when you are fighting the ' pock lips, no time for game of chess. >> very true. >> well, it is a good show, we will be watching monday as season two premiers, tom, thanks, spending little bit of time with us here. couldn't go much longer. got to get back to west philadelphia on this story, thank you. still ahead, new social media site getting a lot of backlash.

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>> this fog not helping with the search. big manhunt on in the poconos right now. all of the schools, in that area, have been closed. look at this. front page of the philadelphia inquirer. they're looking for, what? >> eric matthew frein. >> kind of survivalist up there. he is accused of killing a state trooper. >> and also injuring another. >> i believe that trooper's

funeral is today. >> but a manhunt on now. schools are closed, kind of scary. >> new social media network exclusively for really rich people. called metropolitan. service created by conductor from minnesota who said he had trouble finding people on line that he could relate to. to join users must pay, and we're talking really pay. $9,000 rem station fee, followed by $3,000 in annual deuce. >> oh, man. >> i'm out. >> on the site follow other metropolitans like twitter rather than just sending people like do you on facebook. >> i got you. so, they're calling it, kind after country club. >> yes not meeting people face-to-face. >> but everyone on there is rich. >> talk about rich people stuff. >> or maybe they're broke because of all of those annual fees, oh, my gosh. to pay to be on social media,

i don't know. >> well, alex. >> yes? >> say were you looking for wealthy partner, to get into a relationship, just blow all your money on getting on to the site, roll the dice, below all your money see if you can get some feedback? >> ya, i don't like that plan. >> no? >> i think i'm good, single and with a little monday any my pocket, because i would be broke if i did something like that you. >> did pretty well last night. a loft people coming up inquiring about your status. it is 8:40. >> we will check in with quincy harris spending morning with some of philly's finest. >> with 42 years? >> participate in the 24th thrill shows, retires next year, my last real show. >> you have you've been on good day, now you get to be with me. >> ended with the big gun. >> yes, yes, i can see they ended it with you, yes. >> wells fargo center, the hero thrill show, will be going on this saturday, from

12:00 to 5:00. >> it gives you opportunity to get up and close with the police department, specialized units we have there. you can see the dogs, take pictures with the dogs great fundraiser, for police officers and firefighters, children, who have been killed, it is a great event. >> got you. doing that this saturday, 12 to 5:00. so about to do quick trick. >> we'll show you criminal apprehension work with some of the dogs we have out here. all of the dogs you see here today have completed six months worth of training to get here, six months worth of training in and out every day. this is also kenny out here, and he'll just show you how we catch a doing doing criminal apprehension work. >> let's go! >> sean wealthy, easthampton new jersey. >> he's running slow. >> oh, he's going to get him. you notice he grabs him, holds on one place,.

>> saturday you'll see quite a few happen re haven't seans, dogs doing different things, you can see, what we do, what goes into training a police dog. >> thank you, i'm going to thank you for your service, we really appreciate -- >> i appreciate in philadelphia all the time, we to do this here, my pleasure, been an honor to serve philadelphia. >> thank you guys, i don't like what happened there, you just did something. okay. >> why you guys -- >> stand right here. i will show you. dog is focused, gun is down. >> oh, getting tens out there. >> ya. >> go see if he's okay. now we go to jen, who is doing the catwalk. >> a lot going on here, alex. >> i have a new bff. forgive me, but this is my new bff. you'll be saying omg. emily glaze here from philadelphia magazine. we do will high and lou, mike eric, when you see these pants, you'll buy everyone on the team a pair of these pants.

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and get one for everyone. >> no, i like that. >> oh! >> so it almost looks like they have leather boots on. is it casino of giveee in the but the but? >> let's see your bootee. >> he wants to see the bootee. >> the boot ' looks real cute, yes. >> has to be more comfortable from leather. >> tom my photograph when he they came in, hi, tom, he was like are those boots, because they kind of look like a long boot on her. >> thigh high boots. >> but they're pants, emily says you can wear it with a little dress or something, then they look like leather legging. >> great job. >> 8:49. well, tonight on our very station here, the news at 10:00 this is an interesting story, homeless vet, who served in the persian gulf. well, he find himself fighting for survival on the streets of philly. >> but toughest battle yet to come. dawn in the news room with a prepare view. >> anthony weatherly of chester didn't really know how or where to get the help he needed when he got home from the persian gulf.

he fell through the cracks, life really fell apart. his only companion in the world really real his life lines 12 year old pitbull sheeba lived with him on the streets and protected him. >> would be like sleeping outside, like in cars and stuff, i would wake up, man, she would be right over top of me. >> and i would be really really came close, like for that last year, when we were out here, because that was all we had, was each other. >> now, anthony was afraid if he went to a shelter his dog would be taken away and would be put to sleep. so he stuck it out living in a box in a garage, coming up tonight at 10:00 rough road ahead for these two inseparable friends. >> oh, man, i'll stay up for that. >> i'm actually looking forward to the sixers this year. >> i am too. can't wait to go see a game. >> in two years, oh, but his is the reason one reason to go, the flight squad, what are they doing today? >> they're flying high, as usual, will be here, right outside our studio, and we will tell you how you can be a

part of this team and in just a bit. >> holding auditions, if you think you can do that. or would want to do that.

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>> a eight year olds girl fell out after apartment billing window, west philadelphia, close to university sit. >> i she fell about nine stories, we're learning, out of the window there, in the billing. skyfox was there earlier. we have some video of that area. >> and you kinds of new what was coming here, we've just learned that the girl has died. man, eight years old, fell out of the ninth floor that far building, again, basically 42nd and locust street. we'll of course investigate, see how this possibly could have happened. >> we have a crew on the

ground, right now, work to go get more information about. >> this but if you can see, when looking at the video, at the building, you can see that there are not a lot of bars, you know, to protect from the patio area really, so see how someone could get out of the window. >> could not see if that was the side of the building, but either this side or the side to the left of the screen there. >> so the crew almost there, gathering more information, but like you said, a lot of times you'll see those metal greats across the window. , but this child, eight years old. >> more on that in just a second, 8:55, why don't we i'm sheldon yellin,

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>> good day philadelphia. welcome back, sue's joined us now of course as she does at the. hi, sue. >> what i look forward to. >> national constitution day. >> it is. >> few from out of the sky there. the flight squad. scared the heck out of me. >> they're warming up, which i'm glad they're doing. because i'll do an interview with him. they'll be flying over my head. >> little worried. >> they're having auditions, i think later today. so perhaps gymnastics backgrounds? yes? >> i hope so. >> wow. >> okay, you all know the movie frozen? right. >> spreading across the country, every little girl lovers. >> this now what happens? >> the frozen frenzy just continues. listen up, frozen wedding dresses coming to bridal salons near you. we will talk about what they look like, when you will be

able to buy them. >> i don't think that has anything to do with the temperature of the dress, does it? >> they're not receiving the dress. >> we'll have to see it to believe it. news of kate middleton second pregnancy has us wondering what's the ideal age gap between siblings, how long should you wait to have another child? because, of course, bridges george, just turned one, in july. >> is that enough? i would bet the standards two, three years apart, we shall see. let's go back to the flight squad now, we do have camera out there. well, hi, kate. so yes, careful. if you're at fourth and market, men flying through the sky. >> oh, they are warming up. they're running away. >> mini tram snap. >> whew! >> i do mean trampoline, tramp. >> oh! >> if you think you can do that, come by, talk to them about the audition, we'll give you the information in just a little bit.