you guys in center sit friday northeast philadelphia new look on a normal rush hour day this is a crawl. imagine when it is getting three lanes merged into one and that is why it is backup, almost to the city limits at the this point. you've got probably a 10-mile backup. our helicopter is going back as far as you can sianni that gives us a sense how bad it is going into center city as we hit 7:00 o'clock and this thing is still, messing up traffic, still in the middle of the guardrail there, and that is why you have two lanes southbound closed, two lanes north bound closed. the only good news is they have it uprighted and this backhoe behind here and dumpster has donna lieutenant of work getting trash thrown out of this thing when it was flipped upside down pick up off of i-95. there is still so much trash on the street. we are seeing guys pick up pieces by hand now and now we can go to the aerial shot from the local helicopter and give you have a sense what this looks like from above. i cannot tell whether they are

on the tight shot of the tractor trailer and big dumpster or on the traffic right now but either way we are looking at a mess here on i-95, worst time of the day and worst stretch of i-95. this is the only stretch between two big sections that are undercover trucks. so this is usually the the smooth part, and the widest part of the road and you can see guardrail as we come back tooth ground shot here guardrail has been per versaceized. apparently around 3:00 the guy driving this truck southbound went over the rumble strips and that woke him up. he fell asleep at the wheel, immediately after this accident, and then the guy tried to get control of this thing and he did not get control. fortunately be in was going northbound at the time or there would have been a terrible head on crash. but one minute i van was going north bound and only thing that hit that was the sign that this guy knocked down. ironically mike and alex, the the sign says in trucks, trailers or buses in the left

lane. he hit that sign in the within left lane and then knock it into the minivan when he took over the other left lane. so this guy occupied two left lanes maybe a double violation there. mike, i heard you teasing what is coming up on the show, you have a guy that eats out of dumpsters. we could have used that guy. he culled have have got a good breakfast and help with the clean up, slight thely. >> we will send him over to do that segment with you now because that is a huge dumpster out there on i-95. they are doggy good job getting the trash out there with that backhoe or front loader, whatever they are using but will they be able to open up because guardrail is a mess. >> reporter: yeah, that is the other question. penndot will have to make that determination. we have them out here as well, because they have got to clean up the kitty litter and fuel spill, hazardous materials crews out here. we can't have people driving on kitty litter which is thick sand which can cause another accident. you bring up that point when you have got traffic on a highway going in both

directions you have to have some separation there. without that guardrail there, there is nothing. maybe they have a temporary barricade or just to keep a patrol car there, you know, righting on both side with the lights on so people go slow because they don't want a ticket but they have to do something because you can tell mike, right before bridge street where this is it is on a curve. you really need something there to separate north and southbound traffic. >> that curve may have had something to to with the accident. we will keep checking back with you. did you know, i wore a sweater. >> i did because it is first official day of small. >> minute fall hits, the temperature falls. >> yes, there is a little will chill this morning. >> i tweeted that this morning, cue the chilly air. >> boom. >> on time. >> the the season is official. >> yes, and before we get to the weather we will talk about, another look at this mess on i-95, because, of course that has been our big story of the morning. the it is southbound at bridge street where this all happened but it will be a problem for you both ways, on i-95.

as steve said there is only one lane that gets by north bound as well but the traffic is usually busiest southbound headed towards the the city from the northeast, from bucks county and everyone commuting from there. so the the best betties to avoid it all together, if in the get off at an earlier did exit. with the man avenue is a good one. jump back on at aramingo avenue. that is how to get and that one. we also want to talk about the blue route because we have a problem there. the westbound approaching the schuylkill expressway an accident is partially blocking right lane a lot of traffic backup there. on the turnpike northeast extension, past quakertown an overturn truck has the the right lane block there. and then we have a 3-mile delay, trying to get to the city from quakertown. now, in new jersey, the route 42 freeway southbound at coals road there is an accident there that has the left lane blocked. so, big problems this morning. a lot of sun glare on the roadways new that the sunnies coming up but we will give you

a nine out of ten today. it is just cooler then average. bus stop buddy make sure kids have a warm sweat shirt on, maybe a fleece because temperatures especially in the suburbs are in the 40's and only a few in the 50's this morning. we have 51 degrees in the city and plenty of sunshine but you sea breezees out there at 5 miles an hour. it is that autumn nip in the air, 70 degrees, is the high today. down to 55 degrees with clear skies tonight. >> we have a lot going on here at 7:05 on a tuesday. new to the latest developments in the the manhunt of the accused cop kill are still on the loose. the search for eric frein has narrowed to a little rural area basically where he grew up. >> and jenny joyce is their life now. we will talk to her about where things stan, right now, when it comes to officials out there. >> reporter: well, good morning, mike and alex. we are live in blooming grove pike county and this is the area where pennsylvania state

police corporal brian dickson was killed 11 days ago and this morning the search for eric frein continues. american 100 law enforcement agent are on the border of the pike and monroe counties with the heavy police presence near 447 and snow hill road. we were up there earlier this morning. we saw trooper vehicles lining the small back road in the middle of the forest. we are hearing that the next shift of law enforcement agents got on duty and they are taking their a ironments new. yesterday governor corbett says he trust that the pennsylvania state the police are getting closer to ending this manhunt. >> we believe that there is, i always believe is there progress, you know, troopers are out there very actively, the fbi is out there very actively amy feel confident that we should be able to apprehend this individual i'm very positive about that. >> reporter: state police say they are getting a lieutenant

of leads. they are following up on them and asking people. they are asking people to keep their eyes out for suspicious activity. back out here live you can see flags at half staff. last night our dave kinchin was here and he talk to the woman has been out of her home for self days now. she's not loud to go back. she understands the concern but at the same time her life is disrupted. she's very frustrated. i'm sure a lot of people are frustrated as pennsylvania state police continue to work around the clock to try to find and capture eric frein. >> it has become a national story. you say schools are back in session. >> reporter: yes, pocono mountain school district is back today. they have allowed four taste off as this manhunt continued today, schools are back open. >> we will check back with you in a little bit too. philadelphia police are working hard to find a suspect responsible for gunning down a 15 year-old girl and injuring a 19 year-old. >> yeah, it happened yesterday, just as kid were, from the dell valley charter

school were going home. >> police say they received calls of a large group of kids about 50 of them fighting near olney transportation center. but before they could get there five shot rang out killing a tenth grade girl and hitting a 19 year-old three times. now police ape witnesses want answers. >> it just doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense at all. but now we have to focus on finding the the person or persons responsible. >> it is a shame a the mother has to deal with the fact that her 15 year-old is gone now. that is hurtful. >> the teen shot during the incident is going to be okay. >> the other teen shot. philadelphia police are hoping you can help them track down, a murder suspect. >> and this is who they are looking for. forty-two year-old tam lee of the 500 block of east lycoming avenue. now police say dna links them to the murders of the two men found in the schuylkill river on august 27th. >> investigators say the men were stabbed and then dump in

the river. police responded to the 2300 block of kelly drive after receiving reports of a person screaming. they found a 23 year-old man stabbed several times. that man told police that he is with the other two victims before the the attack. police found their bodies a short time later. a $40,000 reward stand for information leading to lee's arrest and conviction. and new on to this, happening today, protesters will rally in harrisburg to push law make tours include anti gay fueled attacks as a hate crime. >> state senator larry farnase is calling on law make tours pass legislation to the crime protection law to include lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgendered citizens this comes after a group of people were accused of viciously beating a gay couple in center city earlier this month. the just yesterday the d.a. was presented the case as people believe some believe should be charged. d.a. seth williams will have a final say on any of those charges.

>> that is senator farnase's district. he lives there. a bill to give much needed, cash strapped philadelphia school district, some big time money, won approval from the state house of representatives yesterday. >> but house passed a bill authorizing a $2 a pack cigarette tax in the city. it now goes back to the senate. governor corbett says he will sign it as long as the senate passes this bill. if it becomes law district officials say the cigarette tax will pump about 83 million-dollar a year into philadelphia's schools. >> would you think senate would get it the by thursday, when the the governor signs it right away. 7:10. we are learning more about the man secret service says jumped the fence have have the white house on friday. up investigators say they have had found 800 round of ammunition in boxes and magazines in omar gonzales's car. they say help found two hatchet thes and a machete. gonzales has had previous run ins with the law. in july he was arrested in virginia for possession of a shotgun and a snipper rifle.

police also found a map with the white house circled. gonzales is a war veteran who did three tourness iraq. >> he spent three tourness iraq and he has been home less for three months. >> he is suffering from ptsd. >> no question about that. >> owner of the baltimore ravens is responding to criticism over how he handled ray rice after video surfaced of him a assaulting his then fiance this that casino elevator. >> in the front page of the u.s.a. today he had a big press conference that lasted almost and hour. the ravens owner is clueless is a head line. steve bisciotti spoke yesterday after a espn report suggested he and other team officials there at the ravens camp pushed the nfl to be lenient on their star player ray rice. he said rice is spread ago this story as parts of his efforts to get back on the field. more on that in just a bit. do you see this former sixers center, caldwell jones died yesterday. yes, he passed away sunday from a heart attack.

he played 14 seasons in the nba and three in the aba. cold well jones played six season for our sixers and, helped them reach three nba finals. he was always having to take on kareem abdul jabber. he was 64 years old. he died sunday. it is 7:12. >> now to a developing story, united states has launched a series of air strikes begins isis target in syria. >> did you hear that, we're bombing syria. has happen. president said he would do it. now he has done it. doug luzader, he said it would be a coalition. some people doubted that. let's see. there were planes bombing syria from ba hrain, qatar, saudi arabia and uae. >> they may have wrapped up, it is difficult to say. they are in the letting us necessity exactly what the timetable was but they said when these things started. they were launched from among other places the red sea and

persian gulf. is what notable is the the the other countries that were involved in this effort. amateur video appears to show the impact have of u.s. led air strikes in syria overnight. they were carried out by carrier based fighter aircraft as well as 47 tomahawk cruise missiles each capable of wiping out isis target. >> the people on the ground where air strikes have occurred are feeling a real sense of shock right now. there is nothing to compare with dozens and dozens of 2,000-pound, 1,000-pound bombs going off, for hours on even. so there is some fear set nothing right new. >> reporter: as the the white house is sure to point out this was a collective effort involving support from five arab nations, four of which took part directly in the a attacks. >> it is very significant that we have four arab muslim countries, attacking a sea based terrorist organization. that did not come easy. >> reporter: this does raise questions of what is up next?

is is fighters had has known for days that the u.s. intended to launch these strikes and without an effective ground campaign, many fear is is will simply regroup and may even use the attack to boost recruitment efforts. >> they will go to the ground. the especially in eastern syria and in iraq. they will stand by. they have been through this before. they know what to expect when american air strikes come. >> reporter: there is a political as peck to all of this, of course, as well. congress, you know, there was this question as to whether congress had to sign off on these strikes. they did not. the administration waited until after congress left to launch these. we don't necessity if that timing is i intentional. another timing issue, the the u.n. general assembly, begins today, in new york. president obama is going to head there but before he goes there, he is going to address the nation, this morning. so we will get some idea this morning perhaps of his take on these syrian air strikes.

>> so, i understand that we called the the foreign minister of syria and said we will do it today. so isis fighting the syrian rebels, and the assad regime. >> reporter: yes, pretty much. that is what syria says. they were not consulted but notified about these strikes but that would make sense because we don't want anti aircraft missiles taking out our aircraft and so on. it is a mess there we have is is taking on the syrian government and these other rebel groups who are also fighting the syrian government. >> in a way we are in a fight. i saw israelis shot down a syrian plane this morning about two hours ago. we will see you again tomorrow, doug. 7:15. in other international news is there word this morning that the book a horam leader has died. he is leader of the terrorist group where the whole effort was going on to bring back our girls. nigerian terror group is responsible for kidnapping nearly 300 girls in april from their school and threatening

to sell them. the military in neighboring cameroon claims they have killed a leader and released a picture of his corpse. >> that is interesting, just yesterday somebody on twitter asked me what ever happened to those girls? a lot of them have escaped but now the leader of the whole group boca horam. maybe that will help the situation. 7:16. >> sue? >> we will start with weather and explanation why mike is wearing a sweat they are morning. temperatures are a bit chilly. welshing it is a shock to the system. it was just summertime yesterday, and fall. 42 degrees in mount pocono, allentown and pottstown. forty-five in trenton. 51 degrees in philadelphia. forty-four in wilmington. only 40 degrees in millville. always our cold spot in the morning. now, we have a system that we're watching, wasn't part of the forecast yesterday but it is today, a low pressure system forming off the carolina coast and expect to

north in the northeast direction. high pressure is here for today and tomorrow this thing will bring south rain starting wednesday night and then going into thursday morning. so it moves in from south to north, and brings rain by 9:00 o'clock to southern delaware. by 11:00 o'clock to southern new jersey. and by 4:00 in the morning on thursday, when we're together for the fox 29 morning news, lots of rain, and it continues throughout the rush hour, and throughout the afternoon, until the system finally leaves us, by evening, so this is going to be a soaker, all indication was this coastal storm, not to medication the possibility of some beach erosion at the shore and high tides. so future rainfall totals are impressive, and over two and a half inches now according to our computer models, between wednesday night and thursday night. so for this, what promises to be a soak they are coastal storm. we will factor that in with rain on thursday and cooler temperatures, but, as nasty as

thursday looks, it looks just as bought full on friday, saturday and sunday as temperatures get back in the 80's, first weekend of fall will feel a lot like summer. that is your weather authority, seven day forecast, new lets get back to the big problem on i-95 at bridge street. there is a problem in both directions, you can see the tractor trailer is still there, it is still straddling the median and because of that, both directions of i-95 are affect. we still have only one lane getting by north and southbound. so if you can avoid i-95, if you you are watching us now, you have in the left the house yet, find another wye was to work or take the the train in because it is a mess both ways on i-95 approaching bridge street. on the blue route westbound approaching the schuykill expressway is there an accident partially blocking the right lane there. there is very slow go around that area. northeast extension, southbound, past quakertown,

folks going from quakertown into the city an overturn truck has the right lane blocked there. you will run into a 3-mile backup there. and in new jersey, 42 freeway southbound at coals road we have an accident that has the left lane block. it is a bad traffic morning, it really is. >> 7:19. >> business is really booming for apple. the company is reporting record breaking sales of the iphone six and six plus models. >> did you see this? apple, you know how many of these phones they have sole in the last couple of days. 10 million phones have have been sold in three days. >> that is a lot of phones. >> yes. >> it has been on sale, you know, they have larger screens. the new phones have faster performance apparently and wireless chip for making credit card payments. that is a big plus, everybody wants now. it takes away your wallet basically. >> you wouldn't need anything else for you have got your phone.

>> that is all i need. did you you know that taking more breaks, alex, throughout the the day is the key to being a better worker. doctor mike has found this and said how many minutes per hour you should in the work to be a better worker. >> i wonder what my fat wore think about that. >> not much. >> this man is making his mission to bike across america and eat out of dumpsters. >> what? >> it is in the because you can't afford to buy food? message he had has this morning. we will tell

♪ >> hello, welcome back. we are here with rob greenfield an activist and a dumpster diver. >> you can call me a dumpster diver. >> you have gone 3,000 miles, biking 3,000 miles. >> yes, from san diego. >> across the country. this is your bike. >> yes. >> made out of bamboo. >> take a look at this, he

doesn't wear shoes. >> what is on the bottom of your feet. >> look at that. >> my gosh. >> here's the headline. you eat out of the trash. >> yep. >> that is all you eat. >> yes, madison wisconsin and new york city, i'm only eating out of grocery store dumpsters to show how many food has been thrown away. >> let me see if i have anything for you. >> grocery store dumpsters. >> he is like it is no the me, it is in the me. >> no. >> how does it work. >> this is all, collect from philadelphia within about a 10-mile radius of where we are right now. in the a single thing here is passed the sell by date. >> in of it is not even opened. >> not a single thing is open. thinks bottled water, gold fish, crackers. sell by date is october 28th here. >> i would think, you would see a lot of diving. >> this is just, rolling into philadelphia. this is three hearst of

dumpster diving. last night i hosted a fiasco at rittenhouse square that had 50 times more food then this. this is a tiny little sample to show you guys. what i'm doing, you can see thinks all perfectly good food, to demonstrate, i got you guys a nice little box have of chocolate. you can pick whatever you want. >> you are so sweet. >> i have a question. >> yes. >> it is not expired. it is not opened. why would the grocery store dump it. >> it is stocking issues. they get a new ship. of stuff in. >> that is ridiculous. >> that what i'm talking about. it truly is ridiculous. >> one in seven people in our country goes to bed hungry. >> it is really no joke. there is so many hungry people here and is there so much food in the dumpsters. now a lot of this is junk food but i grabbed, tons of fruits,

vegetables things that people need too. >> now, nothing like potatoes and onions but they are still go. those were in the baggy took them out. >> yes. >> they were not just laying in the dumpster. >> this bottled water what happens is in a 24 pack within gets a leak in it so they throw away the entire 24 pack. >> i'll be darn. >> what can we do about it. >> so, we have to tell our grocery stores to donate not dump. that is the hash tag. do had in two ways. the just get to the grocery store and go to the manager and say hey are you guys taking perfectly good food away or giving to it people in need. >> if we can find a grocery store manager to donate who do they call then. >> they are protect by good samaritan food act. no worries about liability. not a single grocery store has ever been sued after donating food to a non-profit. here we have philadelphia bun answer in philadelphia. >> yes. >> cool thing is that there is

all these food rescue programs all across america, like feeding america, they have trucks that will go and pick up all of the food and get it out here to people in need. >> you are the man. >> that is pretty cool. >> bringing good attention and you are doing this big time. it is not against the law to go in the dumpster. >> no. >> it is not technically trespassing but to help people in need, it is worth breaking a few little laws. >> yes. >> if i do, i will raise a ruckus and it will be a good thing. >> quincy, he has in shoes on and alex is freezing. >> yes. >> q is at the zoo. >> we're all freezing. animals are inside right new but i see african lion cubs. do you know here at the zoo you can sleep overnight, some do you know here at the zoo you can sleep overnight, some things coming

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it is 7:30. the big story in the morning what is with the big trash truck. >> it is taking a live look at the mess on i-95. traffic is backed up for miles. >> both directions, guys, because you see where the tractor trailer is. it is straddling the median. it is affecting southbound i-95 and northbound i-95. now southbound is the busier part of i-95 near bridge

street this time of the day, folks coming from the northeast and bucks county to head in the city. and, since we're right at the bridge street part you can see that the traffic is moving through but that is after they have all had to go into one lane from the three lane highway. backup extend for quite a few miles, in the southbound direction of i-95. you want to try to avoid that and maybe get off cottman avenue before you get into the biggest part of the big mess there. and north bound is in picnic either. so try to avoid that part have of i-95 if you can. it is really backup. blue route, westbound, approaching the schuylkill we have an accident there that is partially blocking the right lane and that is all you need this time of the day to really back things up on that part of the blue route. on the northeast extension, just past quakertown southbound coming toward the city an overturn truck has right lane blocked there but the delay is up to 4 miles long now and in springfield

bethlehem pike at gordon road we have an accident as well. so that is a look at your traffic. now lets get to the weather and prepare you for the bus stop because you will need a warm jacket or a fleece just like bus stop buddy had has with the sunglasses on because it is very bright out there but temperatures are 10 degrees cooler then they were yesterday at this time. it is a very chilly morning but we will still give you a nine because it the is first full day of fall and definitely feels like it out there. we have a nip in the air. 51 degrees in the city, 40's in the suburbs. the breeze northwest at 5 miles an hour. 70 degrees is our high today. little cooler then yesterday. tonight we are down in the mid 50's in the the city and in the 40's again in the suburbs. so, make sure you have have your sweater weather with you but don't put way flip-flops, you guys. wait until you see the the forecast. >> flip-flops and sweaters, a new trend. >> making it up. >> yeah. >> in health news a new study we find, found you should be

taking more breaks at work throughout the day. >> doctor mike is here to tell us how this can increase your productivity, hi doctor mike. >> hold on. >> um-hmm. >> it is time for my break. >> yes. >> so how long a break should mike be taking then. >> seventeen minutes. >> seventeen minutes. >> we're working 52 minutes. when you go by computer at work do you notice they are on the the internet and they click off very quickly as you walk by because they don't think they are getting caught. you know why that is? >> why? >> because they are not focused. what this new study shows us, is that if you are focused, and i mean, concentrating, for 52 minutes the brain will make you, will allow you to be productive but then you need to rest your brain because brains were not designed alex to work eight hour days

straight. >> that goes against what our parents tell us. if i told my matter or boss i will only work for not even an hour and i will need a break. >> i love my mom, i love your mom, everybody's mom. the thing is they don't know the the facts. i wish i had men this when i was a student. i would have been much more effective. the brain has to be exercised, and then rested. >> just getting tired is that what it is when you work straight for eight hours. >> the way that the brain is design and biochemistry has a limit to the amount of high intensity concentration you can use that brain for. so the key folks is taking an interest tonight tenth break. you need to convince your bosses, say we were watching fox 29 and doctor mike said that you have to do this, so my brain works well. >> you give me a excuse slip. >> do you see make sitting

over there. >> well, his brain is a little will too far gone i'm frayed to say. we would need to do something. >> it doesn't matter what kind of break, walking in the park, social media status update. >> the best thing would be to walk and eat a healthy snack. >> yes. >> yes. >> now he is walking. >> yes. >> so we're talking about pregnancy. so low iron in take can cause problems once your child is born. >> there is a significantly increased risk of developing a child with the autistic spectrum disorder if the mom when she was pregnant or breast-feeding had low in take of iron. forty to 50 percent of women that are pregnant or breast-feeding are actually iron deficient and iron is critical, alex, to the brain development. >> so what can a mom do then. >> you want to make sure you

take your prenatal vitamins and we talk about this all the time, we talk about whether vitamins are good or not. if you are pregnant or breast-feeding take your prenatal vitamins and make sure your iron is where it should be. >> thanks very much, doctor mike. hopefully mike will come back from his break sometime. >> that is okay, you know why i kind of dig this. >> yes. >> come closer. the. >> let me come on over. >> it is still alex and mike, right. >> thank you so much. behind every great man is a great woman. we have all heard that saying. it may be tree, how your style could be the the biggest influence on your career. things are getting spooky at sesame play with jen today, boom. >> yes, boo, everyone has a favorite. who do you love? whose costumes do you love? guess what they are opened except for this week they will be opened one more special day.

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all morning. this happened at 3:30 this morning. it looks like two lanes get by on one side and one lane on the opposite side. >> but as you can see traffic is still moving very slowly in this area. it is backed up for more than 8 miles. >> it looks like people using shoulder there. interesting to see that sign, in trucks. oops. >> yeah. >> big oops. >> big trash truck and trash is now being cleaned up, the truck is now upright. huge tow truck there, yes. >> a lot more work to get done. we will get more traffic update throughout the morning. sues serio will have your traffic report in just a few moments. >> but then this at 7:40, moving up, the career ladder, might be dependent on who you maryann what your home life is like. new study reveals your spouse's personality can be strongly influence of your career. >> if you are a single career driven person looking for a spouse there is one trait you need to be looking for. researchers say people with

conscientious partners made more money and received more promotions. study revealed this was true regardless of the spouse's employment status or gender. researchers say conscientiousness is critical because if you have a reliable spouse you you feel less pressure at home and spouse is more likely, to, and the study public in psyched logical science. so where does that put us then, is this why i'm, miserable at work because i have nobody to vent with at home. >> oh, maybe. >> you don't either. >> i don't either. >> are we dismissible then. >> what will happen. >> we need to be looking for someone, i don't know. >> you have a great career going. >> pretty good. i'm sitting next to you. >> then it could be better. >> if i have something to look forward to at home, it makes it easier. you candy compress when you get there, in the think about work all the time. i like that. >> you complain to your spouse. >> yes. >> they say it is okay, honey,

it will be fine. >> you have to find somebody conscientious. >> i will work on that. the revel shut down, over the big weekend. the casino over there in atlantic city. the just one week after it closed there is a florida develop her who made a bid on the building. he didn't offer that much compared to what they spent to make it. but he has some weird ideas, lofty ideas how he will turn our society. he will solve hunger problem, cure cancer, inside that building. we will tell what you that plan is. quincy is hanging out at the the philadelphia zoo, hi q. >> hey, we have aaron and meat eating hawk that is very hungry. eating hawk that is very hungry. i will stay far away because i

i've lived hewith my mother, forty--four who is ninety--nine. people who do not live delaware county need to know that tom mcgarrigle raised our taxes five times. five times in seven years. meanwhile tom mcgarrigle gave a million dollar subsidy to an energy company. tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families.

all right. we will keep checking on this until it is gone. i have a feeling it won't be gone until after we're off the air at 10:00 o'clock this morning. i-95, a affecting traffic in both directions right at bridge street. >> actually they are trying to wait for some new tires to come in so they can take that cab and they can just move it on out. >> they said they will drag like the the cab off to the side of the road but the big trailer that had all of the trash into it before it flipped over, they are getting

the tires we're hearing from tulleytown. >> but the driver has to drive-in through all of the traffic. it is a mess. >> catch 22, sue. >> it will take a while. >> you are not going to have any fun either direction of i-95 because as you saw the place. of this tractor trailer, it is straddling the median strip. it is affecting southbound traffic and north bound. you can see how slowly folks are moving through this part of the i-95 and this is after they have had the merge. they are slowing down, and cause of the backup. and, at least a half an hour. the best thing is to avoid i-95 traveling through that bridge street area. either way it is going to be backup, if you are coming northbound on i-95, get off at aramingo avenue and go around that way and cottman avenue is the the exit before bridge street to get off there. you might be able to find your way around. that is a look at that

situation. we have another situation backing you up bad at the blue route westbound approaching the schuylkill expressway. we have an accident that is partially blocking the right lane and it is hurry, and blue route, a at the schuylkill, and, northeast extension, and southbound, just past quakertown and over, turn truck has right lane block. only one lane gets by there. up to 3 miles delay headed from quakertown to the city. timely on route one north bound at adams avenue we have an accident there as well. so it has been a mess of a traffic morning and it has been a chilly morning as well. these temperatures if you are walking out the door right now 42 in mount pocono and allentown and pottstown. fifty-one in the the city, we have 44 degrees in wilmington. four in in in in millville. we have 17 degrees cooler in pottstown. 12 degrees cooler here in the city then yesterday and

17 degrees cooler in 24 hearst in wilmington delaware. bundle up more today, weather systems at work here high pressure in control, we have a beautiful bright sunshine and chilly northerly breeze. this system is to watch right new forming off the the carolina coast. started forming late in the day yesterday and it looked like it would take a north wars turn and become a coastal storm that would give us soaking rain tomorrow night. build up of clouds tomorrow and wednesday. see rain moves from south to north and continues throughout the night on wednesday, and into thursday morning which is when we could see some soaking rains. new there is still a question about how close it will be to the coast and how much rain we will get but we will keep an eye on that situation. again, it is wednesday night into thursday. it looks like a rainy day on thursday but what a recovery as we get to the weekend, first weekend of autumn, it will feel like summer, perhaps appropriate because it is the

the last three games of the phillies season. it is a home stand begins the braves and boys of summer, summertime temperatures. >> eighty-three on sunday, wow. week from thursday this big party we are throwing where you'll meet everybody that works on good day philadelphia it is you gotta try this tasting party. >> from 6:30 to 9:30 at independent visitors center at sixth and market street. >> yes. >> we want to you come out. you get to meet mike. sue there been there. i will be there. we will be eating. we will watch it do unwith lievations. >> yes. >> twenty-five different restaurant, 300 people are already planning to be there. >> yes. >> i think we have room, it is a great hall over there for 500 people. soy get your tickets today. simply go to ya gotta try this.com. it is 50 bucks per person but all you can eat and drink. >> $50 it is worth meeting you. >> i don't know about that but it is second chance foundation

we are trying to help out at risk youth in this city. >> okay. >> 7:50. >> are you looking for something different to do with your family. >> sure. >> look no further then philadelphia zoo because quincy harris is standing by at america's oldest zoo and he loves it so much he wants to have a sleep over with the animals. >> yes, this animal right here wants to play you got to try this with me. he is a meat eating hawk isn't that right erin. >> he is a red tailed hawk. he is cool. he is an animal you would fine right here in philadelphia one of his most amazing characteristic is that red tail and you can see it there. it is more auburn color. >> wow. >> but, we all go to the bathroom. >> birds like to go to the bathroom a lot. they need to be nice and light so they can fly. >> he hunts during the day. >> hunts during the day and he has sort of the built in sun visor. look at that bone over his eye it looks like he has a cross

hook but it shade his eye from the sun so he can hunt where it is nice and bright and sunny out. >> it is a she. >> she looks mad. she looks like my wife when she gets mad at me. now zoo on wheels, you go different places. >> we do. animals lake schenn, live animal ambassadors will travel around the delaware valley. they can come out tour schools. we have assemblies. they can come to your home during a birthday party. >> iowa team officials push the nfl sleep over at the zoo. you guys i can sleep here. >> our overnight programs are amazing. we have two family overnights coming up, one october 4th when you bring your tent, wake up with the zoo. next one is october 18th and that is a halloween theme program, wake up to boo at the zoo in the morning and then we have scout overnight and large overnight, starting october 1st. >> i'm listening and i'm just watching schenn. schenn just looks a little

aggressive. >> she's quite calm at the moment. she's checking out everything. she will look at the birds and the trees and all sorts of sites and sound at the the zoo. >> i didn't know this, the see is opened all year round. >> you can sleep over, even when it snows. it is an amazing time. the zoo is beautiful in the snow. >> coming up, we will check out of african lion cubs. i will go in and with the mother and lion cubs. >> good luck to you, i don't know about that but good luck. >> jen, eat your heart out, what is going on. >> well, here's the thing you think you had it this morning but we have it, we have a private audience with all of our friend here at sesame place. we want to tell you about the fun stuff they are doing here. the it is not just for summer. they have fun stuff willing on. we will take you through the maz behind e and have a good

it is the boss's birthday today so we will play springsteen music throughout the show. >> it is a sunny but cool day. >> yes. she wore orange today because two things, flyers had a preseason game. a and b squad both played. >> number one. >> and halloween. >> it the is fall. time to start getting ready for halloween. >> don't get mad at us, halloween is six weeks away why are you doing this so early. because the the spook tack lar at sesame play goes for a month. >> a month? jen, tell us bit. >> a month. here's the the other thing, lets getting. we are we're here with jeff. we will go through this. mike and alex, here's what i love as a mom, all of my friend, kids have off thursday and friday. what will we do with these kids on friday.

you guys are opened on friday. >> we are, come to sesame place. come to the count halloween spooktacklar. >> we love that. >> so, what is really cool, people know you have great water rides and attractions, but you want 14 things we can do without checking out the shows and stuff like this. >> it is fall but still a great time to come to sesame place. four rides and attractions, three character shows, parade, plus halloween activities we have right now. >> here's the other thing. you know i'm a cheapy cheap girl. i bought one costume. can my little one wear the costume when she comes. why hold it for one day a year. come here, wear it again. parent too. wear costumes. >> i don't know if you want to see my costume. >> i'm kidding, i'm joking. >> other thing is, obviously the monsters are all dressed up in their costumes and i understand mr. big shot there has some new shows. >> yes, elmo, who is our

number one here at the park, has two shows. elmo the musical, halloween version and then we have another version of who said boo. so two great new shows, plus the count's radio show. >> hello, count. i love math as i told you you a thousand times. i'm not very good at math. >> other thing is, we have not had a hot sum they're summer but people like the park to walk around and not feel hot and sweaty. >> there is something here for everybody. if you want to get wet in the summer that is great. we have rides and attractions. we have the shows. we have two great halloween mazes. we have a dance party. we have hey rides. pumpkin decorating and trick or treating. >> puts you in the spirit. >> what a better place. than sesame place to do that. >> other thing is a lot of the little people, were nervous, that this would be scary. was this scary.

>> in. >> but was it fun. >> yes. >> okay. i love this. and, she's almost ten, right. >> yes. >> did you have fun here. >> yes. >> so big kids and little kid can have fun. >> yes. >> whatever they are feeding you at home broccoli, salmon, you are clearly growing too call. i say she needs cook its. almost ten year-old human and i'm a 22 year old human and i'm the same size. >> maybe you need to eat more, jen. >> maybe i should eat, that is light. >> that place is great. >> fun. >> they will go all the way until halloween. >> gets kids ready. >> yes. >> let's go. >> i'm ready. >> good day, it is tuesday, september 23rd, 2014, here we go. >> reporter: five hours and counting for a big tractor

trailer in the worst spot at the worst time in the middle of i-95, blocking four lanes in the middle of rush hour, still and no leaving anytime soon. jenny, we are down here with the state troop hours work alongside trooper brian dickson when he was in philadelphia up until june until he was killed september 12th up where you are in the poconos. >> reporter: that is right, steve. we are live in blooming grove in day 11 for search for eric frein. latest coming up next, sue. it is a beautiful day but don't let sunshine fool you, very chilly, about 15 degrees chillier then it was yesterday. wear a sweater. stay with us, quincy? we will meet african lion cubs here at the philadelphia zoo, one was born june 25th and 26th. i'm just going to get ready. >> do you think that is a good idea, q. >> there he goes. >> yes, you just never

necessity with me. >> it has been a pleasure working with you. >> nice to know you. >> i'll contact the relatives. >> i thought you the that was a metafor. >> seriously. >> no, these cubs are really, really cute. >> i can't wait to see them. >> get the kid around the tv and see lion cub. >> yes. >> animals. >> okay. >> everyone uses that baby voice. >> yes. >> you just to have do it. >> we do have have to do, of course, your forecast and traffic and wet tore start off with buddy. wearing sunglasses with temperatures in the 40's and 50's. we have 52 in the city. forty's in the suburbs. a high temperature later on of 07 degrees. that is cooler then yesterday but you appropriate the for autumn, it is official now. tonight we are down to 55 degrees with clear skies and it is chilly again. that is your weather authority forecast, lets get back to 95

southbound at bridge street. it is still a mess there, avoid that area if you can and if you you have to get on i-95, get off before you get anywhere near bridge street and hop back on later. vine street expressway is where we have that problem westbound approaching the schuylkill, on the the vine, an accident partially blocking the right lane, giant sized backup there. turnpike northeast extension past quakertown an overturn truck has right lane block there. had that has within three hours. we are trying to get from quakertown down through the the northeast extension. here on the boulevard, southbound atwoodward road a disabled tractor trailer, another one has the center lane block on the inner drive. it the has been a traffic nightmare this morning. >> can we all just go back to bed and start off over. >> that is best advice wait a couple hours and leave then. you will spend that couple hours on the road anyway. >> you need a break, zoo, doctor mike says 17 minutes.

>> every 52 minutes we need a 17 minute break. steve has not been getting any breaks. he had has been out there for five hours. what does it look like right now. >> reporter: they have the thing righted why don't they tow it out of here. you saw my tweets earlier. he tore apart axles of his truck and these tires to the point where they cannot toe it. they have to bring at least four tires and then put these four tires on, and then they are coming up from the levittown area they are caught in traffic. this trooper here just escorted rob's truck here that they can hopefully get that hooked up to and get it out once they get tired on it but now we are waiting for tires. at least they don't to have jack it up because they have rob's big tow truck and lift it in the air but this is in the like nasa car pit stop where they will put four tires on this in 152nd. here we are after 8:00 o'clock in the morning rush still a mess here at bridge street on i-95 from this tractor trail are loaded with trash

overturning. the it is backed up as far as we can see in both directions. here's the irony shot of the day this was a double sided sign here where it says in trucks, buses, and trailers in the left lane. they lifted this sign up, this guy fell asleep driving around 3:00 o'clock and it hit the sign, knocked it in the minivan. fortunately that is only thing he hit in the on coming direction and new blocking two left lanes. i'm sure would you think this guy deserves two violations. by the way we knew if you you were not a news host or anchorman you would be a gear head and driving one of of these tow trucks out of there. that one from rob's is a new one with the latest technology, sticker price on that is a million-dollar. >> wow. >> a million-dollar vehicle, it looks like it though. >> yes. >> dang. >> welshing they will be out there another two hours, certainly we went see that cleared before the end on have that show. coming up at 8:05 we are going to the latest developments in the manhunt for an accused cop killer. search for eric frein has

narrowed to the the rural area where he grew up. >> what is this day number 11 of this search. i thought maybe they had him last night, jenny joyce up there the at the scene because there were reports it seemed like they had had him cornered but it wasn't him at all. >> reporter: it is hard to say. last night we reported on possible sight goes but for last couple days pennsylvania state police kept telling us they are getting closer and closer. it is hard to know what to say at the this point. it is day 11 of this search for accused cop killer eric frein. pennsylvania state police troopers were working throughout the the night. we are hearing another shift is moving in now to take their assignment and continue their hunt for the cop killer. police have continuing to narrow it through route 447 in the area have of barrett up to ship. they have been getting tips and they are following up on leads constantly. frein took off more than a week ago it is estimated

travel 15 to 20 miles on foot through the dense rug for necessary northeastern pennsylvania. police say that frein knows this area he may be constructing his own bunkers despite the accused killer tactics, yesterday governor corbett reiterated it the is only a matter of time before frein is caught this individual assassinated, one police officer, and tried to assassinate another police officer, and he is out in those woods right now. my thoughts are constantly with everybody out there, everybody involved in this but particularly those who are going through those woods and as you may or may in the necessity, some from not this air gra don't know how rugged a terrain that is. how rocky a terrain. it is very slow moving. how dense the woods are. >> reporter: so many people are still not allowed in their hems which is frustrating on day one. police are ask go to review any surveillance camera that

may have captured, and captured frein and they are also asking people to give them a call if they notice suspicious activity. mike. >> we know there is schools that are opened today and kids can get back to school after four days being out. >> but why is today different from the four other days kept out of school. if i were a parent, i would be nervous. thanks, jenny. 8:07. well, it started. >> new video this morning, u.s. expand fight against isbusiness air strikes in syria. defense department posted this to its twitter page. fire power including tomahawk land attack missiles. u.s. anal is carried out 14 air strikes according to u.s. central command. it marks first time u.s. has launch strikes in syria. we are bombing syria folks. president will have have his coalition. there are jets overnight bombing syria, bahrain, qatar,

saudi arabia put up some jets, jordan and so has united arab emirates, wow. >> i read this is very big the arab countries are able to help with us this effort. >> almost unprecedented. >> did you ever picture revel casino, you know, it is now closed, transformed into a college. >> welshing we will call it revel reimagined because that is exactly what its potential buyer wants to do. the florida developer who made a 90 million-dollar offer for the closed casino wants to convert the complex into a university. he said he would admit only brightest and best youngsters across the world to work on solving global issues. revel which cost two and a half billion dollars to build opened up just two years ago but it closed on september 2nd. >> if he pulls that off, i will take this jacket off, steam it and eat it live on the the air. >> it just seems like just

general goals, cures world hunger. >> i hope he gets it done. >> of course, we want it done. >> how much did he offer, 90 million. >> 900 million. >> it cost 2 billion to build. >> it is cheap. >> whole thing and to have that happen and other casinos, i don't know. >> a think tank in the revel casino. it is opposite of what it was used before. >> better than nothing. >> a local news anchor, i'm sure you have heard about this because it was all over yesterday. >> i got two texts yesterday from people i necessity and they are like did you see this. >> don't do this a alex. >> exactly. >> she works up there, anchor woman. the she's a reporter. she was doing a report by one of the monitors. give us your report. she works in anchorage, a alaska. at the end of this report about medical marijuana, she just up and quit. she apparently owns a medical marijuana business and decided

to get a lot of publicity, by quitting, in this fashion. the listen to her. >> now everything you haveerd is i'm the actual owner of the the cannabis club and i will be dedicating my energy, which begins, here in a last contact as for this stop, well, not that i have a choice but, i quit. >> we a will guys for that. >> we will be right back. >> captain fluster this women in pink. >> no. >> i feel so sorry for her. >> she knew you about a in month ago she would be leaving the way she did so she planned it. she said in one else at the station knew anything bit. you could tell by the reaction that came afterwards. >> in a statement, on the tv station's web site the the news director apology guyed for her inappropriate language and said that she had been fired. i don't know if she can get

fired from the job she just quit. but at k tv a we strive to live up to the highest journal standard of fairness and transparency. sunday's breach of those standards are unacceptable and cannot be tolerated. >> this has had people talking. we want you to tweet us the the way you dream of quitting your job, hopefully not in that way or maybe more creative. use the hash tag fox 29, good day. >> do you ever think bit. you dream, oh, manny will go in there and quit in a fantastic dramatic fashion, how would you do it. >> by the way, i mention that had bruce springsteen is 65. >> boss has had a lot of concert here in philadelphia coming up we will reveal who has more sold out concerts then any other performer here in philadelphia more than him. >> but first, 30 under 30, it is a dream come true to be a millionaire by the time you hit that big birthday milestone. we will introduce you to a philadelphian getting local attention for his success. >> what did he invent.

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if you have not walk out the door yet just burr compared to yesterday. no frost advisory or anything yet. forty-five in mount pocono. fifty-two in philadelphia. forty-nine in trenton. forty-nine in wilmington. down in wildwood we have warmed up to 52. they are 15 degrees cooler. we expect a high of 72 degrees. up creasing cloud and 75 tomorrow. and then rain, and probably lots of it on thursday, and on and off throughout the day. we will dry out in time for solute the military day on friday here at fox 29, as sunshine returns then. what a warm up over the weekend saturday and sunday highs in the 80's. there is your seven day forecast from the weather authority. it is time to take a look the at traffic and we will start off with this look at i-95 at bridge street once again we have a problem there. it is that big tractor trailer

accident. it effects traffic north and southbound, avoid it at all cost if you you can. also, this problem in springfield, montgomery county, bethlehem pike at gordon road. there is an accident there that will slow you down. on the northeast extension southbound just past quakertown that overturn truck still has the the right lane blocked and there is a delay of up to 4 miles. also on the turnpike westbound, past fort washington an accident has the left lane, blocked there. there is slow go all over the place this morning. >> ♪ what does this have to do with forbes magazine. holler, holler, we have to make some noise about a big time event in our city.

of course, that is wis cleve a playing there. we also have one of the biggest act head lining this big event coming up, welshing we will tell you more about the music event. it is called the under 30 music festival. afro jack will be there too. >> it will be good. forbes under 30 will bring together 1,000 entrepreneurs and game changers from across the the united states, who will tell us how they took an idea and turn tonight to a profitable business and how they made their dreams come true. >> summit is an extension of forbes magazine's 30 under 30 listing. that sells like hot cakes, that issue. >> here to tell us more is rannal lane, editor and chief of forbes magazine. i want to read this, ceo and found are of springboard collectors. >> member of the 30 under 30. >> you are in it. >> only philadelphian on the

list. >> congratulations. >> yes. >> so he went to the university of pennsylvania. >> yes. >> look at where you are, he had are to and chief of forbes magazine. >> we originally put that music festival that is an extension of the event, where will that be. >> piazza at schmidts in northern liberty. >> it is free. >> everyone that is coming to the summit will have have vip passes and will go backstage but we are opening it up to the entire city of philadelphia. >> the entire city can come for free. >> but we are going through global citizens, through global citizens which is having a big concert with jay-z in central park. we are giving away tickets for free but you have to do good things either for philadelphia or for the world. >> i like that. >> and you will be in for a lottery for tickets. the tickets are freeze, but go to people who do good things for the wore, good things for philadelphia. >> to is what these 30 under 30 are to go. >> yes. >> so you got in there. only one from philadelphia. did you invent something or

what sit. >> i was a school teacher in kensington. i was frustrated by the fact that my kids and millions more in community, chronic summertime reading loss ends up accounting for 23rd of the drop out rate in high school. once i realize that had low income parents were missing pieces of the puzzle how we cause the the achievement gap i created springboard collaborative. we train parents and teachers to work together in order to create better educational functions for kids. >> how did you learn about him. >> we actually have have experts, judging, in all different field. thirty in different fields. so, social entrepreneurs, we have jeff skull, from the skull foundation, we have experts in each area, judging. so steve case, judging technology and things like that. we have very, very good gate keepers. that is why this will be so amazing. we have all these people across the country and world coming together to say how can

we come to philly and get together and make the world a better place. >> this was first ever. thinks big for us. >> first ever here in philadelphia. >> you guys chose us. >> why is that. >> well, this is america's start up, and it is all about start up culture. i went to school in philadelphia i understand this is a great city, emerging city. mayor nutter points out this is fastest growing city for millennials. we thought what a better place to have it then right here. >> hey, isn't the person, you don't have to have these amazing things that you have put together, you can invent something too. didn't the person who invented spanx. >> sarah blakely who invented spanx is coming. we have a lot of companies. all sorts of inspirational people from social entrepreneur. >> there she is. >> she's on that list. >> yes. >> yes, maria sharapova, she's

a great athlete and entrepreneur. these are people in each category who are doing things, surprising, entrepreneurial, hiring people, changing the world, making a difference, that is what we are doing right now. >> i don't mean to be shallow but did you see petra nameco vh a is coming. >> yes,. >> what is the the date and where witt i will be. >> nineteenth to the the between the second at the convention center but concert, which is opened for everyone is free, if they do go. >> yes. >> if you need a ticket go to global citizens.org. you take actions like tweet for good things and take social actions and you get points and then you get ticket. >> i will tweet today so i can go to the concert. >> congratulations and thanks for bringing it to philadelphia. >> yes. >> still ahead did you get that flu shot yet? it turns out children are not the most prone to getting

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it. >> maybe. governor chris christie, have you seen how much weight he has lost now. >> he said that surgery he underwent early last year is working. he is revealing he shed 85-pound. >> look at this video of the governor in camden earlier this month. governor christie underwent that lap band surgery back in february, of last year, and a according to the new york times he revealed his weight loss to potential campaign donors and in ab event just last friday, 86-pound. >> good for him. >> way to go. >> my goodness. are you looking to lose some weight. i may have found a way. one of our favorite people is here. >> what is the the easiest way? how about the help of tasty smooth he is. we will tell you quick, easy recipes next. >> is that doctor smith. >> i think it is, hi ian. here's an idea.

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so now we are getting to the time of the year where cammal back is transitioning back from a water park to a mountain where there will be eventually skiing. we have a taste of those temperatures this morning. we will talk about that in a second. let me show you i-95 right around bridge street where we have had a problem for hours now because of that tractor trailer accident and the backup is still out there. because the tractor trailer is still out there. it is upright, right now, and it dump its load which was stinky trash all over the highway. that is in the process of cleaning up. they have not moved it yet. within lane gets by northbound, and within lane is only getting by southbound and it is nothing but a big old backup as a result. so you will want to avoid i-95 if you can, if you have to get on i-95 southbound try get off before bridge street, you might have have better luck that way. also on the pennsylvania

turnpike, westbound, this is just past bensalem, we have an accident, there that we will see possibly slow you down, route one northbound just before cottman avenue we have a accident there on the inner drive of the boulevard, and on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound, just past fort washington. an accident has the the left lane blocked. so lots of traffic problems out there. this morning. if you wait a few minutes to go out, if you can, if you are taking any of those major roadways. for bus stop buddy the fleece is a really good idea. temperatures in the 40's and 50's even with that deceiving sunshine as you get started this morning. wear your shades. 52 degrees is your current temperature. 5 miles an hour wind out of the north/northwest. high temperature later on of 70 degrees. sunny skies. that fall chill in the air. now it is first full day of the season. 55 degrees with clear skies tonight, mike? >> hey, i just got an e-mail from nick's roast beef over there on second street in olde city. they will do it again.

they have their second annual bacon and beer fest october the the fourth. i went to that last year. my gosh. anyway, i bought this little smooth i maker but i have run out of ideas. i'm very happy one of my favorite people is here doctor ian smith is outside, you know him from shred revolutionary diet. he has new smoothie ideas. >> i'm here with doctor smith. sit quick and easy way to lose weight. >> nice and easy. it is all about ease, being healthy and having some fun too. mike knows all about it. i have been doing it a long time he likes the newt that bullet. >> get out here, i have a new blender that is for shredders. it is all computerized. 2-horsepower. >> how is this different. we have talk about this earlier, people are in to the juicing thing. >> juicing is not bad but it throws away the important healthy vitamin, minerals. smoothies you keep fiber,

antioxidants. we will make would be. perfect for the morning. >> green machine. >> you take some kail. people think greens doesn't taste well but thing is fruit over power. we have pine apple chunks. we have some pairs and some oranges, slices. we have bananas. this is all natural. you don't need to add any sugar. >> just cut it up. we have some grapes, apples, a little coconut milk, of course, very nice. >> what do you say people that like to add protein to smoothies. >> it is interesting. the beauty is, you can all these different things. make sure it is right. protein can have calories depending on where you get them. >> we turn it on. it is just one button. instant part of it when you are trying to blend something the the beauty is you want to put it all together. so this goes, and then it goes up, and you get it really mix up. >> is that in digs to a meal.

>> it is less than 200 calories. or you can have number within for some yogurt with this, you can have it for some pancakes on the had shred diet. and that is it. less than 30 seconds you have your smoothie. >> i want to try it here. >> now people think green does not taste great. but let me show you something, green is awesome. >> that is pretty good. >> i like it. >> it does not taste like kail. you can taste apples, grapes, pairs. you can one cup three serving of vegetables and fruit. >> i am still going to be hungry. i feel like i need to eat something. >> you keep the the pulp in there and some of the skin of the fruit and vegetables. juicing, it is purely the juice. smoothies will fill you up on fewer calories. >> you have to be active. can you talk about your boot camp. >> we have a boot camp.

go to shred life.com. run around a boot camp. november 7th to 9th. small boot california seven. lots have of private work outs. i'm here all weekend. the a lot of the shredders will be there too. >> the the shredders. >> i want to be a shredder. >> you are a shredder. >> quincy, are you a that rudder, quincy. >> i'm a total that rudder. african lion cubs. i was going to jump in but people at the the zoo told me not too. we will meet them coming up next.

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all time. with the gross of more than $6 billion, the the musical has the biggest box office total in entertainment history. the show, swept out the top spot from the phantom of the opera late this summer. everybody loves the the lion king. >> have you seen it. >> of course, i have seen it. i even went to disney world and they have their own lion king there. i love lion king, great. philadelphia sues welcoming four little once what do they do in the lion king. >> simba. >> african lion just gave birth in a litter this this june and finally they were ready for spotlight. >> what we're saying get kids around the tv. the cute necessary personified. quincy is at our first zoo, the philadelphia zoo, and are they cooperating. >> we want to see them. >> yes, they are. well, this is cuteness personified, first me and then look at the cubs. we have kay, how are you doing. >> doing well, thank you. >> you have been watching

these lions since they have been born. >> i have, 12 weeks. >> what are the names have the four lions. >> and how were the names determined. >> well, we pick them with locations, in africa in range countries. >> so, now, how much do they eat. >> right now, at the group they are eating 20-pound a day. >> 20-pound of food. >> what do they eat. >> ground beef, 20 pounds. >> so is that mommy right there, that is why i can't go in because she's very owe protective. >> mommies doing an excellent job. >> how long will these cubs be here. they are playing. that is cute. >> we are going to have them close to two years at the philadelphia zoo. >> they look like they are having fun. you were telling me, we don't necessity if they are boys or girls yet. >> we are working on it, stay tune to tour web site we will let you you know. >> to we necessity when we will find out, when they are a boy or a girl.

>> we are looking for some confirmation along with keepers. it will be a couple weeks. >> now the mother is four years old. >> right, four years old, perfect age. this is her first litter. she's doing a great job. >> they will be here for two years. you need to come out, check out these lion cubs. >> come on, can i at least go over and pet one of them. >> you can ask the mother. >> i'm moving closer behind you as this segment keeps going on. >> she has it pretty well handled. >> the father is around as well. >> he is in the back bedrooms. >> yes, mothers doing all of the work. >> letting mother take care of them at the moment. >> we will do a cub campaign we will watch these cubs all morning long. >> good news. >> we will be here. >> i will attempt to pet the cubs. at least one cub, guys. >> so perfect, the guy is in the back sleeping and the

mommies taking care of four cubs at once. >> typical, is typical. >> that is great. >> we will go to the cub cam. >> yes. >> all right. >> very cute. here's something else that is cues, it that is jen fred. >> here's the thing, the ladies here thought you thought bear cubs were cuter then them. show how cute you are. >> we're at sesame place. we will make great healthy snacks. show me you are cute. >> we're cute.

it is the boss's birthday so we are playing springsteen songs. >> yes. >> still going strong. >> of course, we see cuddle came there, we have two or three now. >> all three of them. >> look at that. >> they are playing with each other. >> let's just leave up that. >> forget the news. >> watch that. >> we want to know what you think of this next story there is an app that lets you cuddle with strangers. it is cuddler. it wants to have people that want to cuddle.

you can send messages and plan to meet up. it gives walking directions so you know exactly where to go, afterwards you can rate your partner's cuddle performance. >> is this a good idea. >> i don't know. >> it seems so intimate. >> she looks cuddlely. >> what would make a person cuddlely. >> well, i don't know. >> so, really, i get a hold of a person on the app, we agree to meet and simply hug. >> well, i don't think of cuddling as hugging. i mean i guess i think of cuddling like, you know. >> i know what you are thinking. >> no, not that mike. if it was hugging, it would be hugging. >> do you like to cuddle. >> lingering hug. >> i know what you are saying. >> yes. >> are we cuddling right now. >> i guess that is a cuddly will toss to jen right now. >> why. >> i think it is time.

>> 8:46. >> you are tossing to me with that. >> yes. >> quinn and annie are here. what school cow go to. >> lafayette hill. >> did you hear you have to go back to school after we're done. >> no. >> come on, quit crying. >> what is your act ago built. >> we have teen here. show everybody, your fro hawk and all of the kids here. we are still at sesame place. >> really, i love you so much. did you teach her this. >> no. >> you are naturally fancy. >> yes. >> one of the things you are doggies even though it is fall and we are having a spooktacklar you you are doing having but for the water rides in terms of broke pass with the characters and things like that. >> you can have breakfast lunch with the characters. make reservation was that. that goes all the way through. >> we love cookie and his cookies. but we like to keep it

healthy. >> we have great healthy options at sesame place. we are making one today. we have our dining locations, halloween colored treat. >> how does this work has anyone told you how to make this. >> yes. >> how does it work. >> put a scoop of pine apple, oranges and then you have to put whipped cream on top. >> you two are the big girls. you are the older ones. these two are younger. you will help them out. you will help, them all out. so get the the party started. that is what you are doing making sure there are healthy snacks for available for moms, dads and kids. >> fall is great time for snacks and that includes healthy options in addition to this treat, we have cookies, anytime snacks, grab and go sandwiches, reggie trays, juice boxes, we have a turkey cranberry wrap. so we have great healthy alternative for people looking for that as well. >> i love it. >> we have to say hello to some of my friend. by the the way you are totally rocketing it. two big sisters are over there

but you didn't need their help. >> in. >> you are awesome judge my little friend are helping here. did you do that or did your mom do that. >> my mom. >> she should be a pastry chef or something. >> no. >> okay. >> i don't know. >> and then the last thing you guys wanted to tell me what a great baker your mommies. >> no. >> you wanted to tell me what an awesome mom your mommies. >> yes. >> you know how this works kid say the the darndest things. they don't think their mommies best baker but a really good mom. >> yes. >> it looks like you could take over baking. i don't understand why she has to do all of the work. dean, appreciate what you have going on, it looks awesome, and, eat some for me. okay. we are not don here. we are still having fun. did i mention this place is opened on friday. >> isn't he awesome. >> i love how they are concentrating, really focused on this.

>> yes. >> our mommies a bad baker. >> thanks, jen. still ahead high school fat ball player inspiring the country this morning, take a look at this. >> yes. >> we will start slow, we will always, always finish fast. >> well, football doesn't work out he may have a career in motivational speaking. what got him so fired up in a bit.

yes, it is still out there. the accident i-95 at bridge street, progress is being made, as we try get that tractor trailer out of there but it is still straddling the median. so therefore, affecting both sides of i-95, right at bridge street. hopefully this is enough warning for to you avoid i-95 at all cost. you will probably need a couple of hours before they get that out of there and get

the road cleaned up and figure out what to to with the median strip. thinks i-95 at bridge street traffic is slow in both directions as only one lane gets by both north and southbound. a couple of other problems to tell but out there, route one northbound before cottman avenue an accident in the inner drive of the roosevelt boulevard and on the turnpike westbound past bensalem he we have an accident, one more, kendell park route one southbound approaching lend are son road an accident there has the left lane, blocked. so it has been a challenging traffic morning to say the least, and your big problem with weather would be if you didn't wear a warm enough sweater, it is chilly, it is 45 in mount pocono. the just became 52 in allentown. same in philadelphia. 49 degrees in trenton. so these temperatures are 15, 16 degrees cooler then they were yesterday at this time, but now there is a sun that is up and things are getting better out there just a lit built on have the shock to the system probably since yesterday. next system that we're watching coastal storms, just recently formed off the

carolina coast. this thing is getting organize and it will move northward and bring us some rain, wednesday night, into thursday. so, changes since yesterday to the seven day forecast, it looks like a rainy day, nasty day. we could get the a couple inches on have rain out of this storm on thursday depending on how close it comes but then a beautiful weekend, including friday for our solute to the military day, and it looks like we will be clearing things up, alex, just in time. >> wonderful, thank you sue. we showed you this earlier, a reporter quits her job, live on tv, and so we have been talking about this and we want you to know the the ways that you have dreams of getting your job. make sure you tweet us fox 29 good day or put the hash tag, how do you want to quit. start shopping a new way.

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♪ >> yeah. that was probably 30 years ago. >> i would say. >> bruce springsteen, it is his birthday, we are playing his music throughout the the show. is what your favorite springsteen she. lake a radio station. hey, call it in. >> yes. >> juke box. >> good day to you, tuesday, september the 23rd, 2014. >> i don't see the cub scouts. >> did you see these four cubs, they were in june. >> there it is. >> there they are. >> they are running. >> they are so active in the morning. >> look at them go. >> frolicking. >> when were they born. >> i think it was june. >> yeah, four and a half.

>> so enjoy that. >> well, hi kerry, welcome. >> hi. >> check out kerry's shoes, by the way. >> what is going on here. >> shoe cam. >> she's ready for fall. >> you are right. >> put up another box just to stay on her shoes. prisoners will love it. >> they prefer bear toes. >> you know this. >> yes. >> those are fabulous, those are great. >> thank you. >> she's all about the booty. >> straight up at 9:00. miss america, under fire. she was just crowned over in atlantic city a couple weeks ago. there she is. apparently her college years are coming back to haunt her what this former sorority girl did that has critics calling her out, this morning. >> how about this guy. >> well, which two artists have sold out more concerts in philadelphia then anybody else. made in america was pretty popular. everyone went to see kan