yikes. can you imagine? i can. i know i've been in that store and it's right across from continental west. but i don't remember buying a power ball. i don't remember what i did yesterday. i'll go through my house trying to find that darn thing. let's get over to sue. another perfect day. >> yes, it's another 10. most of us aren't getting board with it yet. a lot to talk about except that it's the same day of day as yesterday with sunshine and comfortable temperatures and maybe a sweatshirt or a jacket for the kids waiting for the bus this morning but our temperatures, many of them especially in the outlining areas are still in the 40s here in the city we're at 57 degrees with calm winds, relative humidity at 74 percent. it's a pretty comfortable morning. 76-degrees are high, sunny, a few clouds here and there. comfortable again, tonight, mid 50s in the city. a little chillier in the out lying areas.

this is kind of california weather. when do we get back to what we usually have? the wrong weather for the wrong season. well, that's coming up in your seven-day forecast. right now, though, let's get to the roads and start off with your traffic in tacony, gillespie street near rob instance street we have a water main break, meaning you have to avoid that area, another water main break. the alternate is al guard street or did it man. also in keys gown, quarry road, there's an accident in which a vehicle over turned so that's going to be a problem and biewn a vista jersey, an accident where a car ran off the road into the woods. the road is still closed. your alternate is friendship. finally on septa, the regional rail kin wood line is opting up to 20 minute delay rs,. this morning corporal daniel owe brin will be laid to rest.

he was killed in an ambush outside of the state police bar reaction last week. this morning pocono mountains school district is closed because of this man hunt that is going on. live at the philadelphia bar reaction where officers left to pay their respects about an hour ago. let's first get to jenny joist where the public rail will take place. >>reporter: good morning, mike, we are expecting thousands of people to be here this morning, officers and state troopers from across the state and even across the country. yesterday we were told that security for this morning's funeral will be heavy. was a seven-year officer the force. he returned to his home down of den more. the 38 year old leaves behind a wife and two childrenment the search continues for this man, his suspected killer, 21 year

olderric freed. he killed dixon and wounded another trooper out of the blooming burg police bar reaction. they believe he is hiding out in a wooded area of the county. his jeep was found fairingsly submerged in a swampy area a couple of miles away from the police bar reaction. authorities believe he is acting alone and have a message for him. in the event you are listening to this broadcast on a portable radio in some damp hiding place, i want you to know one thing, eric, we are coming for you. 1350 law enforcement agents are on a 24/7 man hunt. he has a long-standing grudge for law enforce many. as we await the funeral service we can tell you that several schools are district. as you memtioned pocono mountain school district closed again. several schools here in the

downtown scranton area are closed because there are going to be several streets closed here as the funeral gets underway. mike. > we were contacted by a woman who has kids in months could he, which is about 30 miles from the shooting location. they said that they're going to go to school today, but recess is inside and all the afternoon school activities have been canceled. > thank you for that. >> corporate dixon once worked at the philadelphia belmont state police bar reaction and some local troopsers are among the thousands to attend today's service. > not only is there normally a big possession, they have to be careful, if this guy is out to kill them, extra precaution. >>reporter: that's why they didn't leave like in a big caravan like we were told they were going to. they starting getting here at 4. they all left here overnight and that was the coincidence that brian dixon, he supervised the

overnight patrol shift out of her and he just left here three months ago. these guys worked with him and they knew him. they were close with hivment for sure they're going to be part of the thousands. mike, you mentioned these guys come from across the country. you're going to see canadian. i see these guys at every philly police funeral. this officer was assassinated. these officers take that personally. this wasn't somebody that was robbing the store and did it trying to get away. this is the second police officer within a 50-mile radius. july 13 there was a guy who wanted to kill a police officer. he acted like he was holding up a walgreens in jersey city and he was waiting out in the parking lot for the first officer to respond to that 91 # call and blue him away. it's just close proximity. the police are aware they are becoming targets. wear a badge, take an oath and

they protect all of us so now do they need to protect us. they are going to have their bullet resist decongestant vests on knowing that they could be the next target of this guy since the funeral is not far away from where this guy is on the loose. that's another thing never before have i covered a philadelphia police officer, have they never captured a guy in time for that funeral. that's what they always want to do. provide some comfort for the family and that is what really is urging them right now. that's why they haven't stopped looking for this guy since friday night. so much different that time. thank you for that. look at front page of the paper. hashtag justice. perfect way to put it, isn't it because tweeter and social media helping to solve a crime. > philadelphia police continue to investigate that attack on a guy couple in center city.

someone has lost their job the at a catholic high school. john time any is live, what's the latest. >>reporter: good morning mike anal ex, the philadelphia arch diseases says that one of the potential suspects in that horrific beating of the gay couple last week was an assistant babel of basketball coach in arch bish roup wood. they released a statement saying they do not condone this hateful violence calling it reprehensible. so far no arrests have been announced. last night i have to tell you that this man identified in the video as one of some 15 people involved in the gay bashing beating made a statement to police. he was accompanied by his attorney here at central detectives. he was one of several people who came in yesterday to make statements. now the 27 and 28 year old victims were jumped. they were brutally beaten. they were bufned and kicked. this happened last thursday

night. they were on their way to dinner near 16th and chancellor. they believe they were definitely targeted because they were gay. surveillance video exploded all over the video. that helped police identify those people. this is not a hate crime under pennsylvania state law and that's because sexual orientation is not included in the state's hate crime statute. local lawmakers are working to change that. mike anal ex we'ring whying to stay outside of central detectives. more people are expected to turn themselves in to make a statement in connection with what happened. police say they are close to identifying those who are responsible. but again, this morning, no arrest and no charges have been announced so far. > i heard that this was a reunion, the big group, it was kind of a reunion of archbishop wood high school students that

are now in college? >>reporter: police are saying these are people in their early 20s. they were well dressed. it was guys and girls and that is correct. mike, they were eating at a local restaurant and a lot of them were alumni from archbishop wood high school and that's why the school and the arch diocese released a statement. they talked to the students at the high school saying this is just horrible. it won't tolerated. they're just shocked that something like this would happen. > stunning in this day and age. thanks. 7:09. it's been a rough week for the nfl and it doesn't seem to be getting any better. > we've got another case, police arrested cardinals jonathan dwyer on aggravated assault charges. our fox5 in phoenix reports dwyer is cc pected of assaulting a 27 year old woman and an 18-month old boy. no confirmation what his relationship is to the both of them. meanwhile, the carolina pant

ears announced the team is removing defensive end greg heart tie from its active roster. this stems from a domestic violence case, a jury convicted him of assaulting him and threatening his competence girlfriend. i think he's also making close to $800,000 this week. vieksings running back adrian peters a will not play this week. the team has put them on the exempt list. meaning he is off the active roster while he deals with his legal problems. here's another headline for you. vices we made a mistake. they said their top brie or the was getting it. of right. everyone was talking about it how they said it over and over. they actually said the phrase more than 20 times. list especially. we made a mistake. and we needed to get this right and we want to be sure we get

this right. and in the end it really is about getting it right. we're getting it right, get things right and get things right. if we get this right. we want to get this right. that we get this right. we got it right to get it out when we got rite right april that's when we got it right. getting things to get it right. getting things right and like i said, all along, we're aiming to get it right and we feel we've got it right here. > mike, i think we get it that they wanted to get it right. i think that's what they're saying alex, yes, they do want to get it right. we you're obviously wrong about something you just over compensate? that happened yesterday. >> that was clearly what was going on. the vikings had one major suspended. peterson was put on the exempt list because of those sponsorship concerns.

> nike pulled peterson jersey is in minnesota. > that's a big sponsor. > in scotland a vote for independence is underway. they are deciding whether to break away from evening lain and become an independent state. polls show voters evenly divided. with more than 4 million people registered to vote. and the voting age starts there at 16. that's 97 percent of those eligible. > it's going to be tight. i'd be shocked if they do that, though. we'll have to wait and see. > it only takes a majority, too. >> it's going to be close. > president obama once again insist us troops will not put their boots on the ground in iraq or syria. military leaders briefed the president in florida. he then told troops that he will not send troops into another ground war in iraq. the us will only train forces in the region to defend themselves while america continue to defense air strikes in is is.

whether in iraq or in syria these terrorists will learn the same thing that leaders already know. if you threaten america, you will find no safe hairch. are we truly all in. this comes after the president's top military advisor told lawmakers he could see a scenario where a return of us combat forces into iraq could be necessary. meanwhile iran is talking. iran's president says is is is a global threat, but will he help while speaking with nbc new s critical of the united states dealing with the group. how come they are only doing air strikes? are americans afraid of giving casualties on the ground in iraq? are they afraid of their soldiers being killed? in the fight they claim is

against terrorism -- > iran was not pat of the international conference in paris this week where leaders met to discuss a strategy for defeating isis. rob ford will have to undergo agrossive chemotherapy to treat cancer. mayor forward was hospitalized when he announced he has a tumor in his abdomen. he'll start chemo 2r50e789s within the next couple of days. ford made international headlines as you remember last year after saying he used crack cocaine. he returned to work in june after going to rehab for drugs and alcohol. ford withdrew his reelection bid on friday. i thought his brother was going to take his place. we'll check on that. 7. 14 as we approach flu season it's important that you are prepared. it's especially true for senior citizens who account for half of hospitalizations. there is a free event to help

the nonprofit center. it is holding a free health event for seniors starting at 10:00 this morning. in addition to educating people about the free flu vaccines, those are available by the way for people 65 and older. this of course comes as we're trying to take care of our kids as well with this virus that's spreading. > all right, sue. it is another beautiful day. you won't even notice when this cold front comes through because we're not expecting any rain with it. and the temperatures behind it aren't that much chillier than where what we already have. high pressure will take over once again and we've got a nice stretch of weather ahead all the way through the weekend so there's nothing to show you here on ultimate doppler. a little bit of showers there in upstate new york. so just a few clouds around, but we're seeing plenty of sunshine. now let's check some of our temperatures throughout the region. it's 45 degrees in mount pocono,

50 in allentown because of the clouds it's maybe a degree or two mildier than p it was yesterday. it's still sweater weather. 57-degrees here in philadelphia. but it's 50 down in chester, delaware county. we have 47 degrees millville. that's always a chilly spot. 52 in atlantic city and 54 noun every down in cape may. plent of sunshine yesterday took us to 75-degrees and that's why we called it wonderful wednesday. 78 is the average high than. and we should be above the average on sunday. for example also play washington at 1:00. 80 degrees at kickoff and we'll end up topping off in the lower 80s. where your sun screen it's going to be a bright and sunny day out there. the same advice for the temple game at the link on saturday. temple versus the delaware state horn et cetera. that's going to be a beautiful. we've got those four in a row. we have a little bit of rain on monday. monday the first day of fall and cooler temperatures after that.

that's a look at your seven-day forecast. traffic not so much. in tacony, gillespie street nier rob instance, there's a water main break. this is the second water main break in two days. we had the other one yesterday at seventh and chestnut. this an area that you need to avoid. your all the twitch is al guard or kit guard. in chester county there is an accident in which a vehicle over turned. and then in south jersey, biewn a vista, route 54 and way mute road. your alternate is friendship road. police are now telling us that the accident should be cleared up in about 20 minutes. finally, on accept tashing the regional kin wood line service is opting with up to 20 minute delays because of signal problems. mike? all right, it's 7:17. the phyllis pick up a wip in san diego by our good buddy cole

hamels. cole, over seven innings. cole is 9 and 7 on the season. he was charged with three runs or less. > let's say that again. 21 straight starts where he didn't give up more than three runs mple that's remarkable. >> he just needs run support. please phyllis. > i have this big event coming up, it's called you got to try this tasting party. basically it's just a party to come out with the good day crew and stuff our faces. there's going to be some cocktails and plenty of food. you simply go to myfoxphilly.com. you you can see where to buyer tickets. you click on the good day tab. it's all over our internet, our website where you get the tickets. you got to come. please, alex is going to be there. sue ising whying to be there. contact than is going to be

there. you name any on air person, they'll be there. > could you be a millionaire? yes, and not even know it. somewhere out there there is a power ball ticket worth $1 million and that winning ticket was sold right higher in center city. while you're running out of time to cash this thing in, start looking. apple just unvailed their eye phone 6, but could there be a new ipad on the way. they're expected to make another big announcement. we'll tell you next.

> another water main breaking. breaking news out of tacony's section. sky fox is over the 6300 block of gillespie street and there's about a dozen people without water in that area. > it looks like it's slowed down a little bit. it's not bubbling, which was earlier. it looks like they're on the

scene already trying to shut off. our pipes are bursting all over the city. it is 7:22. check your pockets, check all over your house, your car. you might be a millionaire. time is running out as the winning power ball ticket is set to expire today. crisis life in the news room. do you have it? >> i don't play, but i would make sure that i watched as the little why white balls came out every thursday. two winning tickets are about to expire, the million dollars power ball ticket and a mega millions ticket worth, yes, $250,000. both were sold right in philadelphia. the winning power ball ticket was sold at lodge is new stand at the busy intersection right in center city. they sold the golden ticket exactly one year ago and no one has cashed this in. it matched all five of the little white balls, 7, 10, 22,

32 and 35. i ask all the regular customers and i talk to everybody and i try to find, but nobody claim yet. you need to check pockets, suits, clothes, laundry. > that story, you get store gets 10,000 bucks. you have to turn in the ticket before mr. sink gets his share? >> yes, he wants to make sure someone comes in, too. > just up the street by the temple campus, the mega millions ticket worth $250,000 was sold. they have a news stand up there on north broad. that ticket is going to expire a week from tomorrow. > what is everyone doing with their tickets? >> my good pes. this happens all the time. we just did a segment about it last week. lottery tickets pile up on

people's count ears, their clothing. i'll get something back from the dryer cleaner. these power ball tickets were in there. better check those. real quick, the largest power ball ticket never claimed, $77 million, a ticket that was sold at a truck stop in georgia back in 2011. >> oh, my gosh. ridiculous. you said the mega millions expires not tomorrow, but a week from tomorrow. >> a week from tomorrow, the 26th. and then the big one, the power ball one is tomorrow. > in other words, midnight. >> yes. i'm sure everyone is going to start looking. i am. my friend david necessary lives acrest the street. he might become your best friend. > i love you, david. say it now. > 7:5. yesterday we told you about four children in philadelphia rushed to chop with this virussen trough virus, right? it's senting across the country from the midwest to the east and it's

now in all three of our states, jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. still some confusion when should you take your child to the hospital because the symptoms start out like the common cold. we have a doctor to explain. genoise getting beautiful. you have to wait for the book. he already has photographer moisture rising. for yourself, next. you talk about the book and you like the hat? yes or no? >> i know i like it. our dad's a plumber.

a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too.

> 7:29, another night in center city for me. i stopped by with stella rosa at nonillion and walnut. >> always out and about. i'm waiting. she was late. these two others come behind me. >> of what. > water. i was dehydrated. they come up and hit me in my ribs. >> are you okay in. > it just startled me and i was spilling -- whatever i was drinking. >> the water. > here they are. i had their names. there is gina and kim.

they met in l could em. they became nurses. they started to look like each other. they work in the same vascular center up in the northeast. then they both married philadelphia police officers who didn't know each other and then they said their husbands start look like each other. and then they simultaneously kissimmee. > were the husbands there. >> no, they were going to the walnut street theater. > they waited for the husbands to leave. >> the husbands weren't with them. > kim angina, i said i'll give you a shout out. >> you look kind of scared. > well, you don't see the other woman's hand. > husbands no doubt relieved they weren't dragged. if you're getting red tie for the 9 to 5 or 8 to 3, or

whatever your school is, you'll need a sweater out there in the bus stop. there's plenty of sunshine out there. sun glare on the road might be your big problem out there. it's a 10 out of 10 once again today. it's really a nice weather pattern that we're in. 57 degrees at philly international with calm winds. we get to 76 degrees, come i today. a few clouds here and there, but all and all another chilly night so it's really california weather continuing. a few changes as we get toward the last weekend of summer. eel woo ' have those in the seven-day forecast coming up. but let's get back to that water main break. here's another one. we had one yesterday center city. this one is gillespie. the alternates there because the roads are closed is did it man oral guard streets. at 29 southbound at mount holly willingboro there are reports of

an accident there. but all the lanes are getting there. we go down to biewn a vista. way mute road, your alternate is friendship road. on septa, the regional rail kin wood line, the service is opting with up to 20 minute delays due to signal problems. you better leave early. > mike. >> it's 7:32. you can now add pennsylvania and new jersey to the state of delaware, all three of our states now have this virus that is spreading around in children called the event row virus. > at childrens hospital of philadelphia confirmed that they received four patients who tested positive. all four have since recovered and have been released from the hospital but there's still a lot of confusion over the symptoms of this virus so now we're going to bring in dr. seuss and kaufman. when is it just a common cold and when is it actually the event row virus? when can you tell the difference?

>> you can't tell the difference. this is a virus that has circulated many years in the past and we haven't previously tested specifically for its presence. > what is your specialty. >> i'm a pediatric infectious disease. > at chop. >> at chop. > what she says, the reason why we all freaked out about this was about a week ago 500 kids were hospitalized in kansas city alone and we now it was going to spread here and now it's here. > every year for better or worse, a common cold virus can cause the exact same pattern. so we typically have a small cluster or you could call it an outbreak of cold activity in the fall, cold virus activity. this year what we know is that it's being caused by a very specific virus called event row virus 68. > is there some shot for it. >> unfortunately not. > there's no treatment. >> there's no treatment. but there is prevention. this is a great time for parents

to remember all those prevention practices. >> all those things that's important to get done. > don't touch your mouth and your eyes, kids. >> it is tough, admittedly it is really tough. but it is always a great moment to stop and remember there are things we can do and we can help our children remember to do. so hand washing whenever possible, training your children to cover their cough and, of course, keeping them home from school or daycare if they're sick. we were talking about something yesterday and i forgot to tell our producers to put some video in here. did you hear that we're sending 3,000 of our troops to west africa to try to control the ebola virus? >> i did. > what did you think of that? >> i think it's her evgeny kuznetson. i think it's really an impressive effort. > they all have to come back to the states. >> yes, they do. > isn't there a concern. >> about that they might it.

> i think there is concern that while they are working that they are at risk. it's definitely a concern. the government has put into place wonderful protocols in place to train people. many of us, including myself were asked to go to atlanta and participate in training. i'm concerned about these issues. i'm pleased that you want to cover them. > the only down side to this, her last name is coughing. do you want to go to a doctor whose name is coughing. >> i have heard that once or twice. > everybody is allowed to make it once. that's it. we're done. there's a guy across the street over at the pearl man center, dr. die. that's even worse. > thank you very much. i think itself an important issue, thank you for coming. > there's a new costume for halloween out there.

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called slender man. it's an internet character. the character appears on an online series. it's pretty well known around the country, especially with kids. look at this, there's now a halloween costume. many parents say the costume should be pulled immediately in light of what happened. especially in wisconsin. some local stores have decided to make the decision not to carry it. others say they're going to sell it. i can understand where why the parents feel that way, especially the parents who live where it happened. this girl almost died. she was stabbed 19 times to please this character. you don't want any other kids getting any other ideas. > no. come on. be kim kardashian. are else say from frozen. not slender man. > this is just nasty, a

passenger decides to kick up his feet and get comfortable on a flight. did you ever have someone next to you with his shoes off? this is a trend, fellow passengers and flight attendants are taking pictures. it's called flight shaming. this is a picture i took of myself. that's a selfie. you gained a little weight. what's this person doing? i have no idea where his hands are she is going to tell us some hollywood beauty tricks. are you watching. look, lipstick, it's not -- you're going to ball your eyes out, but then we'll fix it. we'll be back after the break. she does beyonce's makeup. i know what i'm going to be doing at 8:00 on saturday morning. let me guess our morning weekend show premeers this saturday.

we're going active. it's called fox 29 weekend and we're inviting you to join the conversation, so on facebook, twitter and instagram. to be tart of the show come on down here. it's called selfie sat this saturday. so tweet us your selfie with the hashtag fox 29 weekend and we'll show it on the air. join us this saturday 8:00 in our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars

corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too.

> it is 7:44. welcome back. we are taking a look at the poconos and now we're going to head to sue for the weather. >> high pressure is in control today. the cold front that came through on tuesday that's well to our south and here comes another one. this one we don't expect any rain from it at all. it's keeping us cool, though, for the next couple of days until we get to the weekend and then we've got a nice warmup scheduled for the last -- yes, the last weekend of summer. look at the futurecast. it shows plent of sunshine throughout the early part of the day and then a little bit of an increase in clouds, say 2, 3:00 in the afternoon. you probably won't see a shower, but you may notice that cloud increase just before sunset and that's it. that's when the cold front comes through. it was a wonderful wednesday with high temperature of 75 degrees. 78 is where we should have been. so the average high of 78 we'll

probably get to that on saturday. and then sunday for example also are at home. they play washington at 1:00. 80-degrees when the game begins. winds out of the south five to ten miles an hour. > 76 degrees today. that cold front means we'll have 70-degrees tomorrow, just a little bit cooler. sunny and mild. warmer on sunday. that's the last full day of summer. autumn begins at night on monday. but it will be our day that begins with the rain and sunny in the afternoon. sunny and cool on tuesday and wednesday. looking pretty good in that seven-day forecast as we transition from summer to autumn. let's see, as you transition from home to work what you are experiencing outside. we start off looking at i91 southbound at girard avenue exit it's pretty crowded out there. especially the southbound side. leave early if that's the way.

also in tacony, another water main break. this one at gillespie street near robin. you need to avoid that area, if you can. here are your alternates, ditman street. in buena vista, that accident means the road is still closed. friendship road is your alternate, but they're expecting to clear that one up pretty soon. mike. do you know what the weather is going to be like a week from tomorrow? probably chilly in the morning. >> so wear a wrap when you come out and join us. between third and fourth street we're saluting the troops. join us september 26 right outside the studio. we're going to have music, food and of course and of course tons of men and women who serve in our military. so come out and show your support. > i have a question for you, as we roll the beyonce footage for you, would you like to look like that woman. >> who wouldn't. > guess what we have, the woman

who has done her makeup many, many times. they simply call her molly. >> she is one ward, mollie. she's back in town. > here's the thing. first of all, we love beyonce, it's really cool that beyonce loves philly. >> talk to me about this. do you know what people are saying behind your back? the new york public cyst people who are like fancy pants, the girl naomi, she was like i bald my eyes out. it's not like take a picture, it's a try effect that. it's all about, one part makeup guide because i'm going to tell you how to look good. one part meme war. it's all these crazy things. my mom died when i was 7 and had that really shaped my life and how i met my husband and had

babies. > i haven't gotten to that chapter yet. >> next book. > we wanted people to see the gurney. you wanted people to learn how you met beyonce. >> exactly, becoming a celebrity makeup artist, starting coos metrics and being in austin. let's get this out of the way. the book, you can't buy it until next week. you can preorder it on amerson. go to qvc, they have some signed copies or you can find it. you find it on my desk. > you come on saturday in exton. this sat here in exton, from 10 to 5:30, i will be here, my entire team. you can get a makeover, a hug, a kiss from me. you have a phone number. >> the number here, if you want to make an appointment is

610-594-2528. call exton. i'll be here actually for the next three hours so maybe i'll answer. you run a beauty empire, but you run it like a lemonade stand. >> i do. > people lose their mind for your mascara. >> i love you. thank you so much. > you say we're doing it wrong. >> when your eyes are looking tired, you feel tired, you feel like your eyes are going south, they're a little droopy. > don't look at mine. >> i was not looking at that. so the secret is this, you're all putting on your mascara, you you usually take it and you go out towards your another. the secret is you want to actually put it in. in towards the bridge of the nose. what that's going to do is it's

going to open up the entire eye kind of like a tar burst effect. if you want to look like you had 8 hours of sleep, go in with your mascara. you want to do the parts right in there. >> i hear the phone ringing. > she runs the beauty empire, can i answer the phone? mike, we need to hear how you feel about her hat. he's the one who takes all the sexy pictures of her for her book. > people are calling. there's more. if you come, not only -- mike, old on a second. >> what do you want to say. >> i want to say goodbye. > we'll be back at 8:00. bye, mali, by droopy.

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maybe i have a lot of relatives here in the area. you should have a holly reunion. > holly, holly, hollywood. no, we can't say happy birthday to you. you just saw the airport there. listen to this, people are taking pictures inside the cabin as people are flying across the country. the latest social media trend volumes these airplane pictures especially crude and offensive behavior on board. it's called flight shaming. some of these images so people with their bare feet up in the air and over seats while others are putting their feet on food tray tables. some passengers say they do more than just post pictures online. it's ashame those fellow folks -- >> i would definitely call the flight attendant. it's not very sanitary. > people posting the photos online say they're doing in hopes of stopping the offenders. the photos are submitted by

e-mail by anonymous flyers and to flight attendants to passenger shaming g mail.com. > your mom has flown allot, what is the weirdest thing she's seen. >> i've never asked her. mom text me. i've never seen their people put feet on the seat. what i think about is people who snore and then also when you fight over the armrest. those were the things i worry about. i act assay to the person next to me, if i fall asleep and start snoring, wake me up. > i love what i'm doing, i stay on a flight, stay up late the night before and hopefully i'll go to sleep so the flight will go by face. a lot of times i know my mouth is probably open. > drugs and alcohol coming

down. >> yeah. > if they want to talk to you. there are some people -- in fact, i was on a flight, we were in the back and this guy is like i haven't flown in ten years. i said do you need a bag, because if you throw up on me -- >> it's not going to be on me. > it's not happening. >> it was like a bar. > didn't you meet somebody in an airport recently? >> yes, at the airport. > that was several months ago. >> sure. > do you still know the person. >> yes, i still know them. my first philly friend. > uh-huh. 7:58. we'll leave it at that. a young man in england has been taught a dating lesson he will never forget. 20 year old charley fisher was dating three women at the same time. while he was on vacation they found out about it and contacted each other to plan their revenge. so when he returned all three of them showed up at the airport to

confront him. >> great. > the girls said they thought he deserved to be publicly exposed. >> three girls. and they banded together. > at least they didn't have to go through security because they were waiting outside. >> i have a couple friends say i want to go to your funeral to see all the women that would show up. > mom, sharon, holly, please call what's the most embarrassing thing you ever seen on an airplane. >> she hasn't texted me yet. > good day to you -- >> i forgot to call my sister marion. > for her birthday. >> you're in trouble. > i'll come up with a great excuse. it's september 18, 2014. > live from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia. thousands of police officers and troopers from across the state and even the country will be

arriving here in scranton to lay one of their own to rest. sue. it looks like another day just like yesterday with temperatures in the mid-seventies, a chilly night tonight. how long can we keep this pattern going? we'll have the forecast coming right up. > okay, here's the thing, mali is literally answering the phone here in exton. we're talking on the phone. > you're on tv, christina, don't get nervous. (laughter). > she has this two-minute phase. i'm going to make her do it in 90 seconds. hi christina, jennifer says hi. she's saying hello. she's sitting right on the counter. she's wave at you. we're going to have fun. listen, how about today? it

takes a long time to get it on. >> it takes me a long time. i couldn't imagine 90 seconds. but mali does. > the question is can she do beauty beyonce in 90 seconds. > not that she needs it. >> i call my makesup application. > what. >> spackle and paint. > we need another ten. even when we had that rain that day it wasn't that bad. sunny skies, cool and comfortable again today. it is all good. that buddy has his shades on, a sweater on. temperatures are still in the 40s. 50s in the city, but it's a good looking morning. 60-degrees at philly international. that temperature just changed. northerly breeze at five miles an hour. it looks fabulous, high of

76 degrees. sunday, a few clouds, comfortable again. another chilly night, mid 50s in the city. 40 in some of our suburbs. we do have some changes coming in time for the last weekend of summer. we'll have those details coming up. but guess what, another water main break in philadelphia. this one is in the tacony section, gillespie near rob instance. we have a water main break and the alternates there are al guard or ditman. on us route 1 southbound on fifth street there's reports of an accident there. another traffic problem in east white land township, route 202 approaching route 29 an accident that is now on the shoulder of the road. another accident in buena vista township, south jersey. we've been telling you about it all morning. they finally cleared it up. > at 8:02. i have to tell you about this. the word is out all over the state of pennsylvania, new

jersey, in fact all over the state of new jersey. they're looking for this guy. i went in to buy the lottery tights, that's up on the screen. they're looking for this guy who shot and killed a state trooper. eric frame who is who we're talking about. it is funeral day for corporal dixon. the funeral starts at 10. he was killed in an a.m. bish outside the pine county police bar reaction last week. pocono mountains schools are still closed. steve keeley is live at the philadelphia bar reaction where officers left to pay their respects about an hour ago. i could tell they were arriving. they were arriving right behind jenny's shot. let's go to her first. we've seen several troop ears from pennsylvania state police. i was told that they were told to be out in nt fro of the church by about 88:0 this

morning. corporate dikes ton spent most of his adult life serving the public. he also served our country as a us marine and today 38 year year old dixon will be laid to rest. he was shot and killed in an a.m. besh burb while he was walking out of the bar reaction. he died at the hands of 31 year olderric freon who is on the run this morning. they say he is likely many contact ped out in the woods in pike county. he is armed and carries a grudge against law enforcement. they have been serving high and low for freon since last friday's shooting of one of their own. police believe he is acting alone but have a message for anyone who dares to offer aid. any family member or friend of mr. freon who is found to help him while we are searching for him will be vigorously

prosecuted. well, as the search for the suspect continues many schools are either closing or taking precautions. again back out here live. we've been watching people begin to arrive here at st. peter's contact rail in downtown scranton. we are expecting thousands of law enforcement agents throughout the state and even the country to be here for the 10:00 funeral service. mike anal ex. > i've heard law enforcement officials coming all the way from california, coming down from canada. our cameras will be there, of course. 8:05. corporate dixon once worked at the philadelphia belmont police bar reaction and some local troopers are among the hundreds, actually thousands of those who are attending today's service. when you work the overnight shift, you're a family and that's the shift that he worked here and he was the supervisor of it. it's like your eat head of the family. other guys come in here to fill in for the normal overnight

shift guys so they can get together and in fact, left overnight, just after 4:00 to get up to scranton. it's a three-drive. they want to get up there well ahead of time because this is not going to be your normal funeral. one philly police officer who told me i've been to too am funerals but never before have i gone going to a funeral thinking my own life was in jeopardy by showing up. so under every uniform will be a bullet resistant vest along with that black band they're going to have over their vest. each person at this funeral, as soon as they say goodbye to this colleague and try to provide some comfort to his family and two little kids they're going to go as a small army looking for this guy. you labeled him at as a survive eos at the top of the show. we'll she if he sewer viefs if he gets in a shootout. he's not the type that's going

to surrender. he's got two powerful weapons. sniper tops. that's why he was able to kill brian dixon from a pretty far distance. that's why it was an assassination. that's why they're alert on the funeral. it's bad that they have to attend a funeral from as far away as california. to make you think that you're under somebody's sniper scope makes it all the worse. this killer was living with his parents and police went in and found in his bedroom, sharp shooting manuals and his dad said he's really a good shot, he never misses. disgusting. > steve, we'll check back with you. >> 8:07. it's been a rough week for the nfl and we have another case to eel you about. police now arrested cardinals running back jonathan dwyer on

aggravated assault charges. dwyer is expected of assaulting a 27 year old woman and a 18 month old boy. no confirmation on what is relationship to them is both as of yet. meanwhile the carolina pant ears the team is removing defensive end greg roddy. this stems from a domestic violence case. he threatened his ex girlfriend nicole holder. he's appealing that conviction. > by the way, taf is smile i is on our show today, so is donovan mack nab. eric peterson's pert gave a statement yesterday and she talked about the fact that, you know, her son was whipping his son with a stick and she says we whip our children out of love. it's interesting that she's speaking out because they say a lot of people do it because their parents did it. >> i guess that kind of explains the situation a little bit. learned behavior there. > well, a generous customer

picked up the tab for dozens of people at a fast food restaurant. this is in your home state of texas. the man named only as a john handed employees at chik-fil-a and said he wanted to pay for everyone's meal as long as the cash lasted. he told employees he simply wanted to make the day better. i said why are you doing this? >> he said mondays are tough. i want to help them have a good day. > he paid enough that 88 people eight chik-fil-a. > and chik-fil-a isn't cheap. you can really rack up there. by the way, this is national cheeseburger day. why don't you get on twitter. what's your go to cheeseburger, is it the big chain like mcdonald's. you call it palestine texas, not palestine. we have a lot of cities that are actually named -- there's paris,

texas. i guess they ran out of names. > is there a conshohocken, texas. >> i don't think so. > 8:09. well, let's just call it 8:10. straight ahead, donovan mack nab is going to be on our show today. what he's calling for this controversy. he was calling for roger goodell's resignation. we have not heard from him in days. we'll talk to him. first, the best dressed stars. of course reand a makes the cut. she's gorgeous. but who tops this chart? the most fashionable star in hollywood. we're going to tell you next. 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.

it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. > keeping track of what used to be hurricane owe deal it's still dumping a lot of rain in the southwestern part of our country as the low pressure system is what it is now. exits mexico and starts to move toward arizona, now into new mexico. we're seeing a lot of rain edging into that part of the state.

eventually into the pan handle of texas as well. back in the atlantic, hurricane edward, 85-mile an hour winds. it's a category one hurricane, but it's now headed west -- eastward, i should say, away from the east coast of the united states. we don't even have rip current issues with that one. for us today there is no rain anywhere except a little bit of rain in upstate new york. that cold front that is causing that a little bit of rain is going to zip through later on today with just clouds. we don't expect any rain at all today and just a little bit as far as lowering temperatures after that is concerned. 48-degrees in mount poke mow, 51 in allentown, 5 # in pottstown. 58-degrees, a gorgeous morning. 53 in millville and 55-degrees in wildwood. off to a great start. winds are not an issue. most of them calm, five mile an hour winds in the city. it's the north breeze that keeps

it cool and comfortable. we expect them to stay tomorrow as well. 55-degrees yesterday. we expect to be around there today as well. and on sunday, if you have tickets for for example also game, it's summer weather. the high 80-degrees. after fall begins on monday night it will feel like it on tuesday and well. it is traffic time and we start off at 422 eastbound past oaks. we have an accident that's now on the shoulder of the road, but it looks like it's still slow going. east 202 approaching route 29, that accident is on the shoulder, but we're seeing slow traffic there. on route 1, southbound at fifth street there is an accident. more details on that one coming up. > i've got something, sue, alex's mother has weighed in. she still works for american airlines for years. >> she is retired now, but she worked for years. > what's the weirdest thing

she's ever seen on a plane. >> she says she was on a plane and three people went into a small laver try. she said there was activity. > i'm sure we can imagine. >> were they at mile high. > and then they came out smiling. >> okay. we'll let your imagination run there. > it was a long flight from new york la, so they had plenty of time. >> people magazine just releed their annual roundup of their best-dressed celebrities of the year. we can take little pride in this. before we found out who nabbed the top spot let's see the other super style issue ladies who made the list. >> the first one people magazine's world's most beautiful woman. she is smoking hot. i love her skin. next up, emma stone. > you don't like emma stone. i love her a lot.

she's quirk i. very quirk i. i've heard that she is actually a blonde. but she does the red things that make her look a little more spunk i. > also on the list, jay low, we're talking style issue. she's also refeeling something. she looks good for her age so i would show it off, too. >> heck, yeah. > diana cougar. did you find out who is this? >> did she quit? is she in there. she's gore yous, we know that. >> apparently -- she's national treasure? it was a movie. >> yeah, with nicholas cage some of it was shot in philadelphia. it was based basically in philadelphia for goodness sake. next we have blake lively.

>> she was on gossip girl and we love the clothes on gossip girl. she likes to sport a horse blanket every now and then and she still looks good in it. > and the top of the lift we have taylor swift. >> i'm taking credit for her because she spent time in reading. > does this shake it up. >> i think it's shake it off. > you don't know the song. >> shake this song. she is the best dressed. > she even looks good in her underwear. of coursery and a also made the list. people also named best dressed celebrity couples, chris i she and and miranda anda lambert. kerry washington was named best dressed woman last year. she wasn't on this year's list. i wonder if it was because she was pregnant.

i thought she still looked good. > if they took her off because she was pregnant, that's outlandish. you're supposed to see when you see a woman who is pregnant, oh, you look radiant. > glowing. >> i have sympathy glow when i'm around a pregnant woman. i wish i had any glow or flow. > a three year old girl turns the tables on her daddy after he tried to find out how much mother her mother had spent shopping at the toy store. > little did dad know he was the one who had some explaining to do. how much money do you have? you take my money. i didn't take your money. take it to your work. i didn't do that. yes, you did. how much? >> you spend $30 of my money, so -- why you take my money? i

never took your money. >> you take my money. i want my money back. > oh, my gosh. >> she's really cute. > give her her money back, dad. i don't want to know her in ten years, though. at one point in the video the little girl tells her parents they are something else and blames them for spending all her dollars on food, playdough and frozen. she can't complain about that. they still make play dough. >> yes. > did you ever stick it on the newspaper and then pull it off. >> you better believe it. > it smells funny, too. >> it does. i like to smell silly putty, i like to smell play do you. i'm an odd man. i like the smell of gasoline, too. > still ahead, a wedding

shocker, it's the custom to play for the bride's family to pay for the wedding. guess who is paying for george clone i's wedding. > scotland is voting for independence. how it could hurt your wallet while you're out at the bar. >> oh no. fox 29 weekend kicks. kicks.(offrord.ecl) this saturday we want you to join us for this interactive new show. a the look of people ask what exactly does that mean we're a the look of people ask what exactly does that mean we're going to give you an

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. > i asked the question, where is the best cheeseburger and debbie wrote in a place called steam in southampton. >> i heard also about shake shack. i'm still learning about that. > fantastic fries. voters in scotland, it's

happening right now, they're going to decide whether to split off from the united kingdom and become an independent country. if the scots vote to trade that may send the price of scottish whiskey up. it's their number two export behind oil. the industry ships 40 bottles overseas every single second. >> excuse me. > most of those are going to -- apparently the poles over there, of course, what is six hours difference from here? yes. >> open very late. you can vote at 16. > isn't that young. >> that's pretty young. > we don't have any results yet. 8:25? > yes. >> still ahead, a lot of moms feel breast feeding is the best way to go. why do we get so much backlash for it. some moms feel so ashamed they decided to put off breast feeding. > first, from dancing with the stars -- i haven't talked to you

about this -- to right here. turnaround because that camera is on you. > that's a better shot. is that the position. there we go. what is that move? what is that, fox trot. our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too.

> oh, yes, it's another 10 today, what a wonderful stretch of weather we're experiencing this week. the last full week of summer it feels like perfect autumn weather. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s right now, but we've reached 50 grs. high township 76. just perfect weather and then cool tonight with a low, 55 in the city and 40s in some of our

suburbs. just like yesterday, another beautiful day. not so much on the road. let's get to traffic. let's start off with 422 just past oaks, there's an accident that's on the shoulder of the road. it's still slow going there. on 295 northbound bound past 541, an accident there has been moved to the shoulder. i'm from the south, we do that all the time, whipping. every black parent is in the south is going to be in jail under those circumstances. > there's some take there from former sixer charles barkly regarding minnesota vikings running back aidry and peter. it's starting a debate about corporal punishment. we know how we feel about peterson's actions, but how about our next guest. taf a smilely is a best selling author. >> congratulations. > i'm sorry you have to put up

with this guy. >> what's your take on this? this is part of african american and it has been. not ann family agrees with. we're not a model in this instance. it's a tragic situation all the way around. i think that i was certainly -- i'm one of ten kids and everyone of us got subjected to some spannings or whippings every now and again. i hate some sea one people made an example of for an entire race. it's a sad day for aidry and peterson. his anti-inflammatory made this statement yesterday. what exactly did she say. >> she says i don't care what anybody says, most of us disciplined our kids a little more than we meant to sometimes. we were only trying to prepare them for the real world. when you whip those you love, it's not about abuse, but love. > that's what i heard.

i'm whipping you because i love you. > when you were growing up. >> they were saying i'm whipping you because i love you. if i don't put this discipline in you, somebody else will. >> the fascinating thing about this is that this whole whipping culture comes from slavery. >> exactly right. > that's always -- i understand the discipline part of it, but we learn that behavior from the slave master, but that's a whole other conversation. > do you think there's a part where it gets too far, though. >> there's no doubt about that. we won't get into it this morning, one of my former books, one thing i know for sure, my father, who i love dearly he was upset with me and he beat me so

severely and i was in the hospital for two weeks. > what happened to him. >> he got arrested. i've been on the other end of a severe beating that again caused me to be in traction for two weeks. i understand my father was intending to do, but my father went way too far. it took us a lot of years to heel thrift, but i know this story all too well. > let's talk about your next book. this is called death of a king. it sounds like you're concerned about how some people are lieuing dr. martin luther king at this point. >> i think he's been sanitized that we don't know who he was. we all come to know who we are in the dark and difficult days of our lives. if you don't know the last year of dr. king's life, then you don't know him because that was the dark and difficult moment. >> i didn't realize he was suffering from depression. he was. he comes out from the war 1967.

he is dead one year later in 1968. in this last year everybody and everything turned on him. the white house turned on him, the media, black america turned on him, white america, thurgood marshal. everybody turned on him because they didn't like his position on the vietnam war. you say in the book you feel like he was misunderstood. >> he was no doubt misunderstood. we know the worst thing we ever did in terms of military excursion was vietnam. you have a black man telling america you are the greatest pure vair -- my country, the greatest pure vair of violence in the world. that didn't sit well with a lot of people, but dr. king was right. you break it in seasons. >> probably because his life was going through those seasons. as mike said, he was depressed and despondent, but he got up every day. he still kept telling the truth. what do you do when you're the

most admired man in america, nobel peace prize, and then come out against the war. he talked about the triple throat and for telling that truth, the whole country turns on him. what do you think he would think right now with our president? he would certainly celebrate the fact that barrack obama was the first apple, but he african american, barrack obama has killed more innocent women and children than george bush did. he would be challenging him on the things that he could do things better. you support him when he's right. i have a very simple rule about this, i respect the president, i will protect the president and i will correct the president when he's wrong.

i think some people feel pressure because he's an ann president and you support him no matter what. >> he's not perfect. you have to challenge him. the problem with black people is that we've been so derchtion for so long, we're going to look back and wonder whether or not we should have made a few more demands. > can i change the mood completely? how long did you have to make a decision to be on dancing with the stars. >> they came to me three times and i told them no three times. > why. >> everybody celebrity in hollywood is dying to get on this show it wasn't on my bucket shift. i was about to turn 50 and i said i'm going to do one last ridiculous foolish stand before i turn 50 and this is definitely it. > you never had any dancing training in your life. >> never in my life.

> i told him this is going to be it. >> what do you say? > teach me how to dance here. you are going to take one step and then we're going to go kha* kha* kha . >> that's simple. > let's do this again. >> one step, chai chai chai. > let's go to the judges. we have to get in a minimum of four to six hours every day. when i finish at the free library, we'll be rehearsing when i finish at the free library, we'll be rehearsing until 1:00 a.m.

don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. i'and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're located all across our great state. come raise a glass to your favorites.

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it's called death of a king. yes, pizza hut, which was started in my home town of wichita, kansas, in fact, the family lived behind us. > was it a big house. >> no. we were poor. the minute pizza was made, they moved out. pizza hut is adding something new to its menu. a skinny type pizza, less calories in the slice. it's called the skinny slice. it is being tested in west palm beach, florida. they are lighter on the toppings.

each slice is just under 300-calories. somebody talked about a pizza place in philadelphia which is really good, where they put the cheese down first and then the saws over top of it. >> if you're going to eat pizza, eat pizza, you should be eating a salad. > less is more. >> what is the name of that place? >> it starts with an s, the place that does it the opposite way. i'll figure it out. i like this woman mali. we all like mali and beyonce like male. here's the thing, if you want to look like mali, you come over to the ex ton fair on saturday. or you're one of my interns. 90 seconds from fan i to fancy. >> 90 seconds from fancy to

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a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too.

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> welcome back, everybody. it's 8:45. i've created a fire storm. a twitter fire storm. san touchy's is the place where they do it the opposite way, cheese first and then the saws. it's at tenth and christian. but then barbara says the original was in june yacht a park. a south out to joist. > about 25 tweets. you're also calling the news room. > i may ask, with all that publicity, bring one by. > we're asking you to join us a week from tomorrow, alex. it will be on september 26 right outside of our studio at fourth and market. we're saluting the military. we'll have food, come out and

show your support. > this male woman who does this makeup she's in exton. ul that beauty. she's been there all morning. she has her own cutout right here. > i don't know why they did this. the cutout is bigger than i am. it doesn't make any sense. > let me get the shine off you. >> we'll judging to jenna who is with male. malli's cutout is taller than malli, too. here's the thing, here's malli, she's taking your calls all morning long. it's been high layer yous. we have one of our new interns from rowan. good morning. > number one, let's get the business out of the way. it's love, lashes and lipstick

and lugs. and you can go to amerson or qvc. you can go to ul that beauty queen herself. in the book it says she can do your makeup in two minutes. so i'm like do your makeup then. > you never met her before. no, i have not. love her. > if i'm going to mom, i'm going to soccer, football, lacrosse, i put on lipstick and go out the door. what do you want from me? it's about picking and choosing because woe don't have time to go to the bathroom, let's be honest. if you need to fix one thing, look in the mirror. is it your under eye circles. do you have amazing lips and you say just rock those? here's what we're going to do. we use a little bit of eyebrow. we're going to take a powder foundation. it does everything.

it mat phis the skin. it covers everything. it gives you a nice veil of coverage. the great thing about my powder foundation, it can be your concealer, your full coverage foundation and your setting powder all in one. so you've got your entire face. put that in your purse. now what you want to do is we were talking about that mascara trick, how you really want to open up the eyes. i'm going to show you in detail how to do that. this is in the book, just in case you're wondering. instead of putting your mascara on this way, i want you to actually do it this way. isn't that funny? watch what this does. by putting it in towards the bridge of the nose as opposed to going out like this, watch this. are you ready for an eye lift. is that crazy. under eye brightening.

very quick again because you need to look like you had eight hours of sleep. take a little bit under eye bright inner. you can get her at ul that. press it underneath your eyes. you need to hydrate, hydrate, hydrate under that eye area. i run into a lot of you beauty queens and i'm always whatever with the cream. i took only that on vacation. to florida, i didn't even bring mascara and mike jerrick did you get a lot of less? i was like, no, i got my cream. that thing does work. eight hours of sleep in a jar. call it sunshine in a jar. where did my alex go? come on. alex, you are really pretty and

smart but -- i love you. malli is gorgeous. 8:50. still ahead, that woman does beyonce's makeup, but we're go to put up beyonce's picture. is there something different about her? there's something different. do you know what it is?

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> we were just talking about babies, her name is isabella and her mom just sent us this tweet. her temperatures are still on the cool side but we have reached 60-degrees in philadelphia. our high temperature is 76 degrees. a little cooler tomorrow, 70 and

then as we send the up summer season and we start fall, we have some rain in the morning. > one more look at traffic, on north philadelphia it's fourth street at came bring a there's an dent there that is involving a school bus. when we get more dough tails on that we'll let you know. also 295 northbound there is an accident. just past oaks, an debt there is on the shoulder. but there are delays anyway because 422 is always crowded, alex, at this time of day. > thanks, sue. >> donovan mcnabb is on the show today. coming up what, what he thinks about the growing nfl coming up what, what he thinks about the growing nfl controveit's on?ht now

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> okay. of it's coming up on 9:00. get back up to speed. look what the cat dragged in. >> good morning. > nice to work with you. >> first time. > a couple things going here, my collar will not stay down. i'm sorry people watching at home, it's irritating to watch somebody who's collar keeps popping up. they in especially vented this thing called collar stay. > she has to get ready for the new premier. it's good day, but we're taking

it to another level where you can talk with us. > it is thursday, april -- no, it is september 18, 2014. what would it be like to play for the philadelphia eagles, then play for the redskins and have to return to the link? as desean jackson is doing sunday. that guy knows what it's going to be like for desean so we'll ask him about that. donovan mcnabb, number five going to join us in a little. wedding shocker, it's custom for the bride's parents to pay for the wedding. we'll tell you who is paying for clooney's wedding. we get so much reaction. about breast feeding, a lot of moms feel breast feeding is best, but why do we get so much backlash for it, why some moms feel so ashamed they are deciding to put off breast feeding. > also in this hour, it's 9:00