right now on fox 29 weekend, outrage over a college grd wages, a philly cop killer is chosen to give the commencement speech. he lost his voice when he put a bullet between my husband's eye. should he be allowed to speak?

this is fox 29 weekend. and the cdc is looking into what could be the first deadly case of event tear row case in our area. this is after a mercer county child has died. what is being done to ease the concerns of many of the people in our comupt. at fourth and market in old saturday, good saturday morning. it is october 4. welcome to fox 29 weekend, two hours will fly by. so let's get you started. the revel casino has been bought out, what's next for slient. we want to know. also, take a look at this. oh, what we have for you. what do you want to know? what do you want to ask? it is sweater sat for mike. it's sweater weather. > this is mike's saturday morning routine.

i wear a saturday and then i get these two things. these are called morning buns. i like the way you have them aarranged. that's the nickname for the show. ' great to be here. it's great to have you. i'll warm them up. > it's not zones. by the way, the first question -- i'm going to be chatting for the next hour, do you know what the first question was day, what do you plan to do when you retire? >> they're trying to get you out of here? it's sub limbal, isn't it? >> we'll address that. >> fox 29 weekend to ask questions. first we want to get your interactive weather. we're looking at a foggy saturday out site. it's nasty mple it's been a while sips we've had a weekend like this. a live look outside of center city. we do have some showers around through at first the first part of the day. it's all about what you have going on on this saturday and we

appreciate whenever you tweet me and ask me about a forecast like yourself. pat cowan, he wanted to know, i have a wedding in fairmont park on saturday at 2:00, outside. that oud shoo be fun. the good news is it looks like it's going to clear out by noon. this wedding shall l salvageable. here in philadelphia, though i think we see a decent amount of sunday. that being said it's probably a little damp and muddy out there to start and it will become pretty breezy. by 1:00 winds are ambiguous continuing up to 25 hours. here's what we're seeing right now. a big storm system. it's not bringing a the look of heavy rain to us, but it's bringing up a good chunk as it's moflg through the northeast. we've seen some showers fairly light through the overnight hours. they're starting to fill in in

south jersey, down through northern delaware. overall this is some pretty light stuff. temperatures mainly in high temperature 6 0s. it feels pretty mild. 70 in wildwood. we'll see temperatures around 70 this morning and an ths' we dry out we'll see temperatures fall. pretty breezy feeling much more like fall later on tonight. we'll have your full forecast on the rest of the weekend ahead. new this morning, the cdc the new jersey preschooler who died last week tested positive for the event row virus d68. you worry because your kids may have a cold this time of year, lots of questions to be answered. we've got say vin a with the latest. good morning, guys, this is such terrifying news for parents. it's really their worst fierce have been confirmed. first of all, how did this little boy get the virus and how

many other kids were exposed to it during the time that he was in school. this is believed to be the first deadly case of the virus in a child in new jersey. another case just recorded last night by the cdc. that brings the total to nine in total. now, over at children's hospital doctors over there they're not checking three of their patients to try to figure out if those kids are showing signs of the event vair owe virus. symptoms are really scary because it's really like if you have a flu, a cold, cough, running nose, body aches. it's hard to distinguish between the virus and maybe just a regular flu virus. there's really no vaccine or antivirals to prevent all of this. that's really upsetting parents, too. now, some tips, you can wash your hands and disinfect toys and other services.

use soap and not sanitizers. it isn't good against this virus. he died at home. a lot of parents were so concerned about this because their kids went to school with that little boy. they weren't notified until after he was ill. they're having a call center from nine to noon. we're taking your questions, so if you have any concerns you can tweet us at say beeb a cure coast and we can answer them on the air. the ebola outbreak becomes a health concern right here in our country as more suspected cases are popping up in washington, d.c. officials have ace isolated a patient who has traveled to nigeria. some are calling for travel bans, but the white house suggests it is unnecessary and, in fact, counterproductive. happening now, the search for

malasyian flight 370. they plan to lower search, 239 people were on board. our cover story this hour, controversy on a college campus. students at god aired college in veer mopt shows convicted killer to give the commencement speech during tomorrow's graduation. a jury convicted for shooting and killing daniel fobbing inner during december of 1981. fobbing inner was just 25 year old. that sentenced was over turned and he's now serving life in prison. john jordan owe is going to talk to us about social media blowing up over this. thanks for joining us. thank you very much. what do you think about all of

this. >>reporter: lauren, we've been through this so many times. 33, 34 years of this with maureen fobbing inner and others. it never seems to go away. the farther away from philadelphia you get, the more that he is innocent or have something to say. he is likely him to condo less a rice being innocent. let's take a listen to some comments. first a comment from dale, he says seriously what are they thinking in they could not think of anyone else. this makes me sick. what do you say to that. >>reporter: i agree with it. if we wanted to talk about raisin prison and racial disparity there are hundreds of kids that these kids could have brought in. there are thousands of people with great stories. here's one from lee a saying. it's what he said, done, written and represented since his

incarceration that makes his story worth any of being word. a perp doesn't cease to be a human being because he's committed a crime. >>reporter: my response, again, he is under -- he's in the a guy who says yes, i did it. it was the heat of the moment. i was a member of a radical organization, i believe in redemption. every reasonable person. he is not prepenting. he wants to get out of jail and still maintains he didn't do it. > daniel fobbing inner's widow maureen appeared on fox news earlier this week. take a listen to what she had to say about this. >> he lost his voice when he put a bullet between my husband's eyes. and i still do not understand this justice system and why they are allowing him to speak. they are saying it's his constitutional right? > i'm assuming you agree with her on that. >>reporter: i do, lauren and i would give viewers of an update

of something that's breaking which is that republicans that i have been working with are now moving to stop this radio show. we don't believe it's a freedom of speech issue. we believe he's lost that right. he can take a phone call or two, but he don't think he should do a national school. > they sent a letter to god aired skoal edge allowing him to give the commencement address. so far the school is standing by the decision, your final thoughts. >>reporter: they should keep this in mind when they consider a college like god aired l college, it wouldn't be on my list. > of course, everyone has an opinion. you can share yours. > we are getting so many opinions coming in right now. we want to check in with the other big storiys. nicole, hi, karen. hello. i have cop back here. you're doing a good job.

he types faster than i do. everybody does. i saw you searching for a key. >> the story this morning is that the fact that full house we have mike jerrick from good day. he's answers your questions. mike, we got, if you're able to do anything in the world, what would it be? >> you know what i studied in l l can edge to be? a teacher. > no. >> i was in the education school for one year. > i can't focus on that. there's no way. when iwatch those cfi shows i want to be that dude who walks in and investigates crimes and stuff like that. some philly cops asked me to go around with em this. i haven't done it yet. that makes sense because you're a curious person. you like to figure things out.

teaching, csi. you're here the whole hour, right? i'm here as long as you want. > thank you, mike. keep your questions coming and just use that hashtag, fox 29 weekend. we've got much more coming up still ahead on fox 29 weekend. we are playing songs with the name mike in them to kick it off. michael jackson.

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three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years?

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our shore resort dealing with casino closures this year. a won the bid for shuttered revel. the question is what's to come

for atlantic city. crazy watching boardwalk empire and seeing the rise of atlantic city. now i'm witnessing the city before my eyes shutdown. so many memories. our atlantic city's best days behind us. the talk all about this. entertainment column eos. whitney, thanks for joining us. thank you for having me. what do you think it's going to happen. it's been a hard year. four casinos closing. 8,000 people lowing their jobs, what are you thinking now. >>reporter: sometimes change is going to happen and it comes down to just supply and demand. there was too much supply, not enough demand. of course any time change happens people don't like it. for me personally it's sad because i live here. i live near the people who got laid off and who aren't working right now and nobody wants to be in that position. but if you look at atlantic city right now, it's got doom and dploom. there's so much going on. if you look at all the concert we had in the summertime when

people thought atlantic city is shutting down, we weren't. we had the do ac wine promenade last week. thousands of people came out for that. people are coming to atlantic city. revel just got bought by people running casinosment they know what they are doing. you can go to the time tavern and have some great beer and food. you can go to wing craft. you take your kids to steel pier. there's so much to do in atlantic city. do ac, they had a great campaign. we know there's a lot to do. we're losing a lot of these cam gam blears to pennsylvania and also up to new york. what do we do to get those numbers back. we're not seeing those kind of numbers. we are going to be seeing a lot more numbers and we do see numbers in atlantic city right now. the entertainment is if nom al. we have usher coming into town.

we have foreigner they're interviewing jessie mccarthy. we have the beaches and we have the boardwalk and we have shopping. we're a very did i terse destination for people to come to. it's not just going to another casino. what can you do in philadelphia for a comp. you come to atlantic city for a come p you can have a meal in a fabulous restaurant. you can walk the boardwalk. you be go shopping. you have to come to atlantic city to see it. if you were here on the weekends and yeng during the week when there's special events going on, you'll see that the city is packed. there are a lot of people there. we know your love your enthusiasm certainly for the city. through the chamber of commerce you're very bullish on it. we certainly hope it's not dimmed completely. and we are going to have a bright future. thank you so much for your time. we apresenter. for more on this conversation you can reach us at hashtag fox

29. > we have a special guest joining us this morning. who is that. >> good day philadelphia mike jerrick. people are blowing up tweeter to be able to ask you questions. what's one that he needs to answer right now? where do you take a first date, a restaurant. >> i like riewj and you ask for the table by the window. > the first time i took my wife to dinner, that was the table. >> you see people walking by. if you're not getting along, you have something to talk about. a lit l put put. for october, if you go at night, they have it all spook i for halloween. they have cobwebs and things like that. hers ' one i remember. you have to answer it right now. was it the most attractive or the best or your favorite cohost. hottest cohost.

that i've worked with. >> hello. > i'm getting the call. i can't answer that. >> of course you can. > hottest. like in your words she is smoking hot. > i'm going to take all of you out of the equation because it's not right. do you know who i had a thing for. >> john yeah back in the early 2000s. people would probably think i would say juliet because i spent nine years with her in new york and she's one of my closest friends. she's getting married again. >> congratulations. is that her third time. >> the fourth. > did you get a baby shower invitation for kid number threemplets i've given her three gifts now. > she is getting married to the fourth time, i've been to ul a of them, do i have to give her a gift. >> should you do it after the

first? did you do it after the second. >> yes. > next question, did you guys ever kiss? >> she's married. > now. ever a late night, everyone too many? >> that's a bigger deal. we have a lot more to get to on this morning. this is really interesting. kind of the anti facebook. listen up, we've got the details about and what makes it so different. a new jersey nun on her way to saint hood. this is historic. it is in our area. she is credited with about a half century of service in our area. we're looking for the songs with michael, the artist' name. this is guess who, george

michael. i have a picture from back in the 80s where i kind of look like george michael. bust it out. do you have interns? >> we do

> welcome back. good day 25 happening right now, a new jersey nun on the path to saint hood. the woman credited with curing a boy's blindness. miriam theresa will be celebrated in newark. the woman is credited with, the boy was curing a boy with blindness. it is a four step process toward saint hood. that boy is still alive and he's now a man and he can see perfectly. > fine, today is the gush issue l holiday. prayer and reflex. it's the day of atonement for sins over the past year. he will not step down despite

his participation in an alleged porn. ferrets from the board. she has evidence of inappropriate e-mails linked to neithers. as we know we've been asking you our questions and you've been sending us a lot of answers this morning. coming up, the story behind this receipt that made us all say, what the hashtag. it's time for your interactive what the hashtag. it's time for your interactive weather after the break here

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hey mom, you want glazed or chocolate? tionz. > all right. time for your interactive weather, caitlyn is in the house. it is pretty ugly outside, caitlyn, so i guess we should stay inside today? >> it is a good sleep in type of morning. if you're up early joining us, we appreciate it. the good news, this drear i, driesly type of weather is not going to last all day. some people wondering i have something this later this afternoon, am i going to get it in. how about a 3:00 block party to go to, i think you'll be pine. we should clear out actually by noon in philly. radar showing some pockets of rain mainly ease of philadelphia. it's just dark out there with some lightness and drizzle l. we are seeing some steady

showers in burlington county atlantic and into cape may county in new jersey. most of showers sweep through this morning. by new a lot of clouds, but the rain has ended. by 3:00 you start to see the sunday peak out and from west to east that will be the drend through the rest of the day. 3:00 it's still kind of cloudy, but the sun should break out pretty quickly after that. temperatures right now are in the 60s. 69 in philadelphia to 70 in wildwood. that's probably our high treatment. turning pretty chilly. 44 is the low tonight. a cold start to sunday. 6 # is the high treatment. we moderate and we're back into the 70s for the rest of the week. we love our interaction. you've got your twitter, your instagrams. facebook is actually the grad daddy of all our networks. now threes a new player, a site that's calling us the anti facebook or social media expert. what's this all about? >> oh, my gosh.

i am an that i scored a super exclusive invitation from a high school friend the other day. 48 hours in, i won't feel very mellow. it feels like a dimly lit room and a low ceiling and across the way from me there's a big picture window that looks very inviting, but i can't quite see through it yet. eel owe is still kind of mysterious. i totally get what paul is trying to do. he is a super creative, he well-educated guy. this is an interesting site. is it going to kill facebook, no way help me explain it. it's called elo. who is it for? why do i need it or not need it? >> who are the people who plief it will appeal to the most.

the first reason why it is getting such huge buzz is because facebook is now requiring everyone to use their real name. for certain groups of people for whatever reason don't want to use their real name, they can come to elo and you creating your user name for yourself and you're virtually unsearchable. people can't find you. the way on facebook, the people that pop up that you may know or that you may have something to common in with. this is not the same on eel owe. you cannot piend me unless i tell you how to find me or unless you happen to stumble upon me. > is this like a receipt society? do i need to be invited. >> you need to be invited.

real now they're saying that their servers can only handle so much. right now it's being rumored that they only receive 50,000 requests per day. i don't think it's that hard to score an invite. i'd be happy to invite you. i really, honestly think that is going to appeal to people who only are interested in a certain group of friends. you really can communicate with -- your feel friends. if you have 300 friends on facebook, think of how many of those people you actually are truly interested in what they're saying and the other stuff that's just kind of troweling by. you can search people into friends and noise and nobody knows what category they have been categorized into. when you click on noirks you'll see a screen that almost reminds me of a pint board.

as a parent i'm wondering is this safe for kids? am i kids going to get on this and i'm not going to know what's happening because people aren't giving their real names? are there security features on it. >> i think that kids are not going to be as likely to flock to this because honestly i think it's going to be more trouble than it's worth for them. when they figure it out, they might. and that's another place where parental software control can hopefully come into play and monitor that for a parent. > something else to learn. thank you so much for spending your time with us this saturday. >> thanks for having me, karen. i love to see you guys. > she's one of our good tweet ears. tweet up and see what you think about it. are you going to try it? do you want to get invited. what do you think about it. let us know. just use that hashtag fox 29 weekend. >> we need to focus.

you're never going to be a teacher. > could you have more equipment on this little table. >> this is an interactive show. we have to talk to people, facebook, chat. we have a lot going on. > listen to me, derrick jeeter, he's planning a big weekend bash. he's not getting married, is he? >> i don't know. > send us stuff and we want to put it on t tv. >> let me read my tweets first. take a look. bigfoot 129, clowndz make the best sunrise. thanks for this one, morning

kiss. one more thing. we want you to take on our selfie saturday, a special edition, we want you to take a picture with mike. are they taking a picture of their tv? >> yes. we're taking pictures in honor of mike jerrick. this is music by the rolling stones. this is music by the rolling stones. > here is a request, but

over the past four years pennsylvania has gone from 9th to 47th in job creation. and now, news about our economy is getting even worse. "pennsylvania's jobless rate is up for the second straight month as employment fell and unemployment rose." "bond rating agency has cut pennsylvania's rating to double a minus because of recurring budget deficits." "the state government is out of cash and is scrambling to make sure school districts and state employees can even be paid."

others are saying it's a wedding. he's been dating a super model, hannah davis for the last few years. but of course his people aren't commenting. can you guys bring up a picture of hannah davis. i don't know who that is. you just want to see another pretty girl, don't you? wow, boom. that's a very attractive sports illustrated model. she was there on his final game. people were like who is that. almost as hot as she is, we have this picture that aaron has just found. you like that? pictures took your selfie with mike. mike go up there in front of the camera real fast. he's commenting. take your selfie with mike.

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first off, a story that shook our news room. a teacher arrested, charged with having seven with his 15 year old student, but the headline hit us hard because we knew the teacher and his family. they introduced us to the london shock challenge just days earlier. his daughter is fighting brain cancer when we showed this picture some of our viewers were outraged. how horrible that you have the nerve to post a picture of the family. they have nothing to do with this. we agree, susan, the family had nothing to do with the charges and you weren't the only ones to take us to task. but if you notice, we bluered the picture. we only showed the dad. we felt the dad's prior media exposure with the lemon shot challenge made the story a bigger issue to our viewers. we knew we had to protect the pamly. we believe we did. front and center in this next story. we'll all been following the story of four year old lie a. her dad is a lineman with the

cincinnati bengals. are you ready for today? are you ready to get this cancer about you? do it. children's hospital of philly, chop to the rescue and the love of the entire city wraps around this little girl and her dad. this is the publicity i want to see about pro athletes. you rock, dad. christie agreed. adrian peterson and ray rice better take notes. this is what a real father and man is like. well said, many farts and husbands in this country could learn a lesson here. wow, did you blast us week. lots of hyperfor the season premier of the simpsons. the technical problems caused the show to stop and start over and over again, going to black.

michael was among the hundreds of viewers to complain. it would be nice if us viewers could watch. maybe if we warrant watching wtxf and it's competent staff. hold on, michael, human, yes. incompetent, we don't think so. turns out it was a technical problem. a cable that connects our signal to comcast cable failed, so all comcast scribers, well, they didn't see the show. we realize it doesn't make you feel any better. we fixed it as quickly as we could and we're certainly sorry about it. we've got some good news, if you missed it the episode reairs on fox 29 tuesday, on october 18 on 8. finally we're loving all the feedback about our new interactive show. fox 29 weekend is a hit. but bill was worried that we had forgotten about him. he's a big facebook userment he

jumped. i can't tweet. don't be down on us non twitter people. janet chimes in, i agree billy, hope they don't go down that road. karen has always been awesome to us facebookers, though. so i have faith. keep the faith, janet, you too, bill. we use both twitter and facebook. all you have to do is do hashtag fox 29 weekend and it will come up on our computers here at fox 29. we use both. don't forget that hashtag. that's it for fox 29 unfiltered. e-mail us, tweet us, send us smoke signals, whatever you have to do. we want your feedback. this is you. oh, me. this is for adam. he wanted to hear the walker message, michael fitzpatrick. tweet your request using the hashtag fox 29. we're expecting you, rick.

caitlyn, we also have a weather request. yes, we do. we love a weather request. he wants to know i'm having a community day at my church, tell me by 1:00 p.m. it will be sunny. i don't know if it will be sunny, but it should stop range by 1. midday is when we see most of the weather moving out. showers all across the northeast, nothing too heavy. foggy and drizzly and not a nice morning. it's just like those drips and drabs right over the city right now you do need your umbrellas. if you head out this morning for any of the kids games. you'll see the showers continue. nine a.m. to noon we've got the rain. by 12, # p.m. that's when the reign moves out. we'll end this day much nicer. we'll also end this day much

cooler. 70-degrees will be the high temperature, but that's kind of occurring. 44 will be the low tomorrow morning, very chilly, even some 30s in the poconos. after a cold start monday we moderate back into the 70s. karen and mark. we're over hero oh aaron's head is a little in the way. mike jerrick is here with a $5,600 flannel suit. do you know how much that was worth? no. were you sweaty? was it kind of gross? >> it was about 100-degrees. i was on the balcony of the hotel monaco. > you are looking sharp. >> i had no idea that it was that expensive and i didn't get to keep it. they are going to take that back to knee man marcus -- and it

will smell like me. we played a little george michael music earlier and i had kind of a george michael musclette and hairdo. do you know who that is? >> who. >> that's neil armstrong. i was on a plane with neil armstrong. we went -- we got on the 747, boeing was testing it out and we went around the world as fast as we could. it took 36 hours. i have two more pictures from the george michael era. the one with the candle l, it's my birthday because derek jeer jeeter was at yankee stadium. the one where i wore a long silk coat back in the '80s. it is really creep he, creep per than i am now. i never heard him get so quiet until she asked you something that you -- >> her name was allison.

> where is she now? >> she's married and has a child. > it's the one he should have married. >> the one that got away? >> no. on paper she's the person i should have married. she thought you were going to ask her to mary you. >> every place we went in paris she thought it was. > disappointing. >> you know what we ended up doing, breaking up. i flew back by myself. > i need to get to this. we asked our viewers to send in selfies with you. what do you have. >> vicky sent this one in. hi, vicky. >> we of we ' got and shaina. look at that phase, that mug. we love that. coming up. we have a segment here, it's

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released from employment. that's tough. that's very tough. it is because you know sometimes you're in a restaurant and there are so many people in there and they're taking reservations. it's like, orange dress, blue sweeter. when you put something like that and a person seas it. a person seas it, tweet us, that's how we found out about it and got answers. > does it make you kind of wonder how they describe you when you're in a restaurant. >> i was thinking the same thing. > we've got another hour of news coming up. we have one more request coming up. we have another mike. is it mike buy blai?

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> at fourth and market in old city, good saturday morning. it's october 4. i am lauren johnson and i'm karen. welcome back to fox 29 weekend. we've got another full hour of all the news and all the fun. in the news at exactly 9:00, the big story we're following this morning, the cdc looking into what could be the first deadly case of the ebb in our area. > did you see this one. jeopardy is facing a little bit of heat right now because of a

controversial category. what did you think about what women want? let us know. let's check in with your interactive weather. we're going to take a live look outside. it is foggy on this saturday morning. caitlyn, our people have plans for the weekend so they want to hear from you. not off to a very pick reask start. so much going on this weekend. it's all about the fall festivals. karen, this one is for you, the greek festival. down in media, delaware county. it starts around 11:00 a.m. today so that's probably when we'll start to see some improvement. not really until then we've got the rain, the drizzle, the fog. there's some sunshine, the rain should start to end. it will be breeze breezy and cool. > here's a look at doppler. you see the showers moving in

from southwest to northeast. we have a low pressure system moving by. it starred during the overnight hours and it will probably continue through about noon. it's spotted, it's pretty widely scattered. it makes for not a nice looking morning. mount pocono 63, 69 in philadelphia. this is probably our high temperature for the day. 69 in millville. 72 in wildwood. what happens is weir clear out later today, but with it we see the cold air that comes through behind this front that's bringing the rain. 70 is the high and that's probably occurring right now. morning showers giving way to sunshine. we'll see some pretty gusty winds. 44 will be the low temperature tonight under plowsly clear skies. we can see some 30s off to towards our north and west. we'll have the rest of our sunday forecast as well as the eagles forecast. new this morning, the cdc confirms a new jersey

preschooler who died last week tested positive for the event p rare owe virus 68. your kids have a cole, so many questions that need to be answered. let's get out to sabina correspond coast life in hamilton township. we are in front of the ham l l ton township municipal center where they have a caw center set up. they're taking your questions if you have questions about the event rare owe virus. search contact ciba, fox 29 philly and you can find that phone number. we're also taking your tweets on twitter. here's one from at lovely real, what exactly is event rare owe virus. itself revelatively dmon, but edv68 is a press proprietary illness. you get the runny nose, but severe breathing. it's got a lot of those cases

than ever before. the course the four year old preschooler who died last week in ham l l ton township, cdc confirms he had the evd68 virus. chop now thinks that it has three patients that are showing signs of the illness as well. they're investigating and taking a look. meantime new jersey confirming nine cases so far, including that child of the virus in that state. he's the only one so far reported to have died. now, parents of course they are alarmed for good reason much there's no vaccine out there. there's really not any and tie vie l rails that kids can take. this is some really scary stuff, but it is preventable. we want to remind you, you can wash your hands, take the same precautions you want to take if you had the flu. keep it posted on twitter, hashtag 29 weekend. karen, lauren, back to you. > our cover story this morning has dominated headlines across

the country. federal officials confirmed the first case of ebb on american soil. it kills about 50 percent of people who become infected. it can lead to sudden fever, vomiting and severe pleading. it's a very scary disease and it poses some real questions. dr. art kaplan joins us this morning. thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having meg. > what's our biggest concern when it comes to ebb in this country? >> panic. i think there's danger that we're all just going to do things like avoid things from africa or not go on a plane or walk on the other side of the street when someone seems to have a fever. there's no reason for panic. we have to be concerned, pay attention. i'm not sure some of the government responses to ebola have been up to snuff, but no reason for panic yet, because this is a disease in the us we can control. let's get to some questions, dr. kaplan. i think we had some people ask

questions that we want to read. one is why hasn't air travel originating in west africa been stopped. >> very tough from preventing people from west after rick contact getting here. i'm not sure you can stop people from there coming here. my suggestion on that one, ask people to get a visa, have a doctor certify that they haven't had any symptoms for 14 days or 2 s 1* days. i think that would go further toward keeping us safe than trying to stop plains from getting here. the system is just too complex. anybody who wants to get here can figure out a way to get here. > that makes total sense. let's go to our next question. it says will quarantines be necessary if outbreaks exists or is this completely on the population to be vigilant again. >> we are already of going to have some quarantines. we've already had one in l dallas. we're going to see more.

people will get exposed, get in a bet, a plane. we have troops there, we have media, dr.s, nurses helping out there. somebody has to come back and need to be quarantined. so quarantine the city of philadelphia, the state of new jersey, they have the authority to keep you in your home. but what we want to watch for here is make sure how we're going to feed people, are we going to clean their clothing. if you quarantine and you have to throw away bed link and some other things. we have to make sure our agencies are doing the quarantines correct limit our last and final question this morning, if you got ebola would you want right to be receiving treatment that hadn't undergone fda trials but had been proven effective. >> great question. experimental drugs, experimental vaccines for ebola we don't know that they're safe, most haven't been tested beyond animals. but i'd say we ought to give

people a chance. if they understand that the thing might make them sick or it might not work or it might cost a fair amount of money, but if they want it, i think they should have the right to get it. dr. kaplan, we appreciate all that foampleghts it was very helpful. >> thank you. > do you see how this works, if you post something on our social media sites we get the answers. that hashtag you have to use, fox 29 weekend. > you guys have been sending us so many pictures, keep them coming. sometimes in the news room we have a conversation and we want to bring it to you. let's get to our executive producer. aaron, good morning, guys. what are we talking about this morning, guys. >> last week someone sent us a tweet talking about saturday morning cartoons. that happens, getting up in the morning, watching your cartoons. it got us talking about our favorite cartoons as kids. mine was the flint stones. i was always torn, the flint

stones or the the jettisons. i loved both of those but the jettisons seemed so future isk. i loved that. i've always been a fan of loon i tunes, bugs bunny, daf i duck, but i love the rug rats and doug. i used to love bee do. also remember the tomorrow and jerry great day show. >> share yourself as well. you get them on demand. today you get them all on demand if you want to walk pdf kids or nick. i would have never known.

still to come, a jaw jump ping jeopardy category, reaction from one expert and from our fox 29 viewers. > what's your name? >> jordan delves into the name change at franklin mills. and also some music. all morning long we're taking your request. > we don't have music. your request. > we[ male announcer ] automotive innovation starts...

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> what's in a name, as philly shakes pir once said, that which we call a rows by any other name will smell a suite or would it. franklin mills mall just became philadelphia mills. change the signs, change the exits, change the website. oh, wait that's already been done, all because simon property group is over hauling the 25 year old northeast philly favorite. a super walmart is now open at the corner and within months there will be new entrances, skylights and yes, setting. changing the name is just the beginning, but can you really change old habits? here's my take. here in philadelphia we like the familiar. we're not real big on change. we call things what we want to call them. delaware avenue was renamed christopher columbus boulevard back in 1992 on the 500th anniversary of christopher's big discovery.

these days most still call it delaware avenue. the delaware value to something more like the try-state region. the movement failed. when the folks of lincoln financial group bought the rights to eagles football stadium and begged fans to not to bee ledge the name. you want to send the customers the right message to give a little l more upscale. harrah's chester is now harrah's philadelphia. franklin mills you're welcome to change what you call yourself. just don't expect to change what we call you. only in philly. > thank you bruise jordan, now back to your interactive weather where we all know if you had to adjust. take a look outside if you see the rain and a gray skies. it looks like it's going to be a

dismalday. people responding, they notice it. we've got a tweet from dave flemming who said thanks for the improving forecast. we will open pumpkin fest in shady brook farms at noon. that's up in yardley. they have a lot of halloween festivities. anyone who wanted to head to shady brook farms by noon that rain will start to end. with that sunshine comes some much colder air. we are looking at a seven-day forecast with temperatures falling into the 40s. it will get breezy, chilly as we head into the afternoon. temperatures will fall. sunday we see a high temperature of only 62 degrees, which means it's going to be a chilly afternoon at lincoln financial field. there will another cold morning on monday, again starting in the 40s with maybe even some frost at the poconos or the lehigh valley. luckily, though, temperatures do moderate. if you like the warmer weather.

back into the 730s, tuesday and wednesday. a chance of some showers on tuesday and then again we'll see a chance of rain thursday and friday. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. we'll keep you updated with the radar as we go through the rest of the show. eagles fans gearing up for tomorrow's home game against the rams. will the team make up for last week's lost. john and sean skyping with us this forng. good morning. >> good morning. so what do you think? >> i think that if the eagles are going to be a contender in the nfc east or the nfc this year you have to take care of the rams. the eagles are aette abouter team. they're at home. they're coming off a bad loss. this should be an easy win, but the rams are also coming off a bye week so they're rested. the eagles have a history with unproven quarter backs. austin davis kind of a wild quarterback. i'm looking fard to shady mccoy.

when shady went for 1600 yards, the rams struggled stop the run. this is a matchup that the eagles are looking forward to. this might be the sparkplug that gets the game running this year. > you have some pictures from the week? about two weeks ago we dived into labron james hairline, for a bald guy i enjoy talking about other men's hair. i think it's jealousy. two weeks ago we're looking at labron's hair and then awful a sudden everything looks great. how did he do it? i think we figured out how he did it and if it's good enough for the king, it's good enough for me. i'm thinking maybe a possible sponsorship deal may be in the works, underway for me. let me get dressed up like labron. he went from having the receding hairline to not having the residing hairline.

i think we know how we're going to do it. all you do is sprinkle a a little bit on top of the head. i think you're supposed to have some hair. that looks great. how does it look? it looks great. if it's good enough for the king, it's got on be good enough for me. > the crown in the back. rub it for him. rub doesn't work. it rubs right off. is this what labron james is wearing? it's hot. he needs a spray, not a powder. > thank you, guys. thank you for the high jinx of the morning. it looks like paint. > we appreciate it on saturday. if you have any questions for thep, you can always tweet us fox 29 weekend. i hope those two never come in

contact with labron because they kill him every weekend. it's a performance that has gone viral. (music) that's amazing sounding, but just wait until you hear who is singing with this man. first up, karen has what's going on on the social media site. we have so many good pictures coming in. thanks for sending this in. buster and penny having a laugh. also getting great comments, this one from mike, i'm really enjoying the show and i feel like i'm in the studio with you. thank you you are in the studio with us. this picture, we have our staff, this one is for you lauren. is that torr i burb? it says keep your pictures coming and keep using your hashtag. we love whatever you have, gold fish, pair cheat, whatever you have we'll put them up there.

we'll be right back. what is one of the biggest pet peeves that all moms have that they probably haven't told you. we don't appreciate your unsolicited advice. it's the worst visual ' ever receive. it's not to make empty threats because sometimes those threats work anyway. you threaten them and they behalf. >> exactly. don't get at your kids. you're setting yourself up for failure and sometimes they need to yell at you. they need to hear you. when people say don't yell, it's wonderful for them, but it's not going to work for me. you must have your kids enrolled in every sport, first of all, it's impossible. nobody has fun doing it. a sport like tennis without the whole team is really perfect for me. the bottom line, not all advice is good for everyone, so think about it before you give out

unsolicited, unwanted advice. this is general frederick and momma lot. thank you, jenna. maybe we should play september, this one of course is happy from one of our tweeter l fowlers. we're playing this one for you

> drama in harrisburg, a top political appoint see says he ill with not step downen though he has been involved in a porn. to resign. he says he's not going to do it. correspond bet's office had suggested it may seek to remove ferrets from the born attorney general says she has proof of e-mails linked to neithers. today is yom contact pure. day of atonement when jewish people ask god for forgiveness for sins exited over the past year. a nun is on the path for saint

hood. miriam theresa. the nun is credited with a miracle because a boy who was given a lock of her hair and prayed to her was cured of his macular degeneration. she died in 1957. her biat if i education is the third in the four-step process. she's from our area and so he was here. vipting. here's the thing that blew up all over the place on the internet. jeopardy asked the question what womb want. the came from the controversial jeopardy category is coming up. hi, everybody, i am mike jerrick and i'm alex holly and this is the trend. that is dancing to turn down for what. he seems excited that this season is over. it looks like he could use some help dancing.

what do you suppose they call this dance? bad? web producer ryan is here with me talking about a surprise visitor at one of our sister stations. sunshine continues today. i'm just laughing at the v. over 100,000 people checked this out in less than 48 hours. my goodness. how about that nick i ma nog video. 220 million hits. and a million or more a minute. now she has some competition from an 1 # year old girl. her name is taylor and her video

that she posted has 7 million. that is a look at the trend for this week. to see some of of these videos and more, just log on our website at myfoxphilly.com. > from a little bit of nick i, if you request it we'll get to many of them. a little shining star by earth, wind and fire. thank you for accepting it in

> this is fox 29's weekend. > i'm jay sip ran i with this week's around the house. today's question is from anthony pit. i have way too much stuff in my house. what are some good solutions for adding storage. if you have way too much stuff in your house, some of the easiest places to find additional storage would either be down in the basement or up in the attic. down in the basement you can add some shelves to store big bulky items and suitcases and whatnot. the attic can be redesigned so you can store a the look of materials up there as well. if you want to really add some

additional space to the house, you can adding square footage, the cheapest is to build up, not out. a storage room on the second floor, maybe over top of the garage, that would be a great place to start. if you have a question you want answered, tweet us at fox 29 philly hashtag around the house. > it's a little drear i outlook, if you take a look from the airport, i think we have some problems for some people. maybe you got the notice your kid's game was canceled because of all the something i fields. the damage has already been done. we've had a lot of soccer games. the events are being canceled. even though it's going to stop raining, the fields are too wet. they may have to cancel it because the reign makes it so wet out there. you see it spinning across the

great lakes? it's moving across the northeast. in fact, it's cold enough in portion wisconsin that they got some no. minnesota, wisconsin got their first snow of the season just in the first days of october. luckily we're not seeing that. we're continuing to see the shows move in from delaware, south jersey. i think jersey and i the shore, this is the area where the heavier rain is going to continue throughout the morning hours. we'll put it into motion for you. fox futurecast showing by noon still some showers around by about midafternoon i think it will end. 3, 4:00 is our clearing wind on. we'll start to see some sunshine peak out late in the day. by 5, 6:00 right before sunset that's when it clears. most of the day is drear i and then it will turn cooler. temperatures in the 60s to 70s. that's our high temperature. the kickoff forecast for tomorrow, we've got the sunshine, but it's chilly. we'll have the seven-day forecast for you still ahead. > here on fox 29 weekend we are

constantly searching social media sites, twitter, facebook, instagram, whatever there is to find out what's trending and what people are actually talking about. right now there's a house tag that's making its rounds on twitter. hashtag what women want. we're rolling some of the tweets with that hashtag on the bottom of your screen right nowsm what's it about? well, jeopardy created a new category, what women want and some say they got it all wrong. here's a clip from a show that aired earlier this week. a pair of jeans that fit well like the 525s from this. >> what are levies. > that is it. >> 400, a few moments of quiet, to do this, especially the one edited by will schwartz in the new york times. >> what's a crossword puzzle. > that's it. >> some help around the house. would it kid you up to get a bagless canister of one of these once in a while. >> what is a vacuum cleaner. > yikes, some people feel

jeopardy went too far. and the category is simply sexist. dr. oz, you said you watched the show. how did you feel about it. >> i was actually in shock. i was standing there preparing dinner and i heard what woman want and i first and i thought we were going to talk about women in history and then when they started talking about exercise or jeans, i was appalled. you dent think it was funny, you think they went too far. >> i absolutely did. i did not feel there was a bit of comic relief, particularly when there are so many issues that are facing women now that have been in the media or the historical contributions that women have made in history. i thought that they could have taken that category and done a fantastic job and instead they just trifle lied women and women's issues. if you had your way, what would you wanted to have seen done differently? maybe a different title for the category? >> i definitely think they could have gone with a different

title. so many of the things or the and it to the clues were not specifically geared toward women. i think that would have helped. they could may have made it much better opportunity. let's talk about reproductive rights, let's talk about maternity leave, let's talk about the women that are in the forefront of womens rights. there is no time to talk about sleepy time tea or vacuum cleaners. > the man stepped up and got it right. >> yes, but are we in the 1950s. we are women, we move beyond just being in the household. being in the household is fine if that's what we choose to do, but we have to look at the diversity of women in our society and jeopardy failed to do that. > maybe we need a new hashtag for jeopardy like try again. thank you so much. > absolutely. thank you. if you want to sound out and tell us what you think about

jeopardy, the show, the hashtag, use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. >> thank you. > coming up viral performance, mills of hits on u tube. the story behind this viral hit. thank you guy, we real aappreciate it. i can't wait to tell my professors i made it on the air. congratulations. this one is from philly pr girl, thanks for sending this one in. we love your selfie with mike. that's a good one. sophia may. look at this cut tie. that's her handsome man, kevin. and then, do i get to play my thing right now? not yet. listen to this. morning, i'm dr. mike.

, did you know that if you work more than 55 hours per week you increase your risk for developing diabetes by 30 percent. 200,000 people looked at in a study found this to be the case. bottom line, you need to exercise, take care of yourself, get plenty of rest, don't work so hard. you do know that if you actually prepare your own meals you will actually eat healthier foods. that's what the studies show. if you make your own meals you'll lose weight and eat healthier. we're not doing that much anymore like in the old days. do it. we're all under stress and this isn't good for you but, if you're obese, did you know that you have a higher chance of having heart disease and other problems because of inflammation? if you're obese and you're under stress, more inflammation in your body leads to an increased risk of having

problems. i'm dr. mike, fox 29 news. > got to love dr. mike. karen, we found your cartoon. thank you so much. this is a great day. also michael tweeted up a picture. thank you, michael, for sending that one in as well. you watch this, right. >> i've never seen

> it's a video. it's gone viral decades after aladdin became a disney hit. take a look. (music) karen chamber lane. she's of course the voice of pricen jazz minute. we love it. it was like the song of dreams, the magic carpet ride traveling the world and she was with that boy. i think it was on good day. they are amazing. they have come in before. the video actually recorded a

couple of months ago, but i was just recently resurfaced. can you do that performance again for the viewers? > she's so animated. it was perfect. > you were like a ballerina and that is part of your grace and beauty. >> that was what my dream was. > please. still ahead, new segment here on fox 29 weekend, we're calling it socially awkward. you just have to see it. and also we have an inspirational story from one of our junior reporters. we are so excited about these junior reporters. nobody would like to suffer from cancer alone. there is a place in our area where they do great work where patients and survivors can come together and support one another. we are taking your music requests. we've been doing it all weekend

long. another mj stong. use your hashtag fox 29 weekend.

> this is fox 29 weekend. welcome back, we're getting so many great tweets from you guys. >> do you remember grabber jaw and danger mouth, banana man? just keep all of your comments

coming. we appreciate them all. take a look at the beautiful pocono mountains. i see some up brel as outside of old city stewed yes ohio. you say it's going to get better? >> it will be brighter later today. it's kind of muggy and wet to start. we'll see the sunday rater this afternoon and it will be brighter, but it will be colder and windy, too. depending on how you like it we'll we've got it all today. the mid townville village fall fest tift from l 18th to chestnut and locust street starting at 10 and lasting. you have all the stuff that great neighborhood has to offer. it will start out as damp. i think hour by hour it improves at least with the rain moving out. here's a system right now moving across the great lakes in northeast bringing a lot of rain, cold enough for snow on

the back edge in wisconsin. showers moving from southwest to northeast across our area. they look to be steady. i think jersey is seeing the heavier of the rain right now and that's the way it will stay. widely scattered showers will continue probably through the morning hours. temperatures are mainly in the low 60s to 69. 70 in dover. this is likely our high temperature of the day. we'll fall later this afternoon. visibility is low in some pockets up in the poconos. millville three mile visibility. that's due to the fog accompanying some of this rain. seven-day forecast even though we have a foggy start that will clear out. the wind will kick in later this afternoon. for sunday we start in the 40s. that is down right cold. we warm things up through the rest of the week when we're back in the 70s. > fox 29 is so excited to have a team of junior reporters with

us. we have some of the best and brightest journalism students from across the reason. junior reporter daisy joins us from rider university. first of all, your last name, incredible you learned it. you did a good job saying it. tell me about your story. it was inspirational. i got to visit gill daniel fobbing's club in warminster that is a place that offers free support to people who are batting cancer. while i was there what i loved is that everybody was really smilely and you wouldn't know they were fighting cancer. >> let's take a look. no one should have to face cancer alone. that is the for all five locations. it is named after one of the first saturday night stars, gill daniel fobbing radnor who has ovarian cancer and passed away from it. she dreamed of opening places

where people can find support. this is diane shorts. she nearly lost all hope after being diagnosed with cancer. but it all changed after she found gill daniel fobbing's club in warminster. i came here one day and it was a very difficult time to come into a place where i didn't know anybody or anything. i came and i said, i would like to volunteer to do something. and it just became a very wonderful place to be. did i and, who started off as a member, quickly realized a volunteer had on new cancer members. your family and friends are very good to you and very caring, but they want it to be over. and as soon as you're done chemo they say okay, you're fine now. but you're not fine. and only somebody who has been through it knows that. the best survival tool goes beyond the medication. a support group with newly made friends works much better. if you see somebody without a

smile, you need to sit down and talk to them and see if you can help them in any way. people say to you, why do you go there when everybody is sick. i always say, gill daniel fobbing didn't save my life, it gave me my life back. that's such a sweet story. you think cancer, you think sadness, you think tiers. but this is so up lifting. that's what i loved about it. when i walked in there, they were so welcoming, too. you didn't know if they were upset -- they're fighting cancer with such happiness. > thank you so much for that report. we look forward to your next one. thank you for having me. > you can always find our new reporters on fox 29 weekend. > thank you, lauren. so just like that shot was,. fox 29 producers ashley hall and will baker found out in a new segment we're calling socially

awkward. thank you for checking out socially awkward, i'm will. >> i'm ashley. > do you just want to cuddle. >> i love cuing. > how about with a complete stranger. >> what's that all about. > it's called cud letter. >> people want to find each other like a match.com situation and then they walk to each other. the video is as creepy as the idea itself. >> literally the creep yes thing i've ever seen. i can't imagine going on this stuff. (music). > here's another socially awkward moment. >> an airplane is not your living room, your couch, your bedroom. apparently this guy did not get

the memo. check out what happened. they started a blog pretty much shaming passengers who did things like this guy. shirtless guys, ask the flight attendants for ice water and dump it on somebody if they take their shirt off. > what was the most socially awkward. >> the most 100 percent, please tell me you agree. 100 percent awkward. cud letter is the weirdest thing i've ever seen. > we'll see you next week on fox 29 weekend. > see you then. >> i love that. > tweeter is still blowing up. people are still sending stuff in. mike said we had too many devices on this table. your phones beeping and buzzing. people are sending pictures in

of their fer receipts on this national pet day. we love your animal pictures. they are owe see cute. > national pet day, the busting of the animals day. keep that and also your music requests. this one comes to us from george. how about this? we'll play it

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that's us, fox 29 weekend. a great newcomb did i set to air here on fox 29 tomorrow night. it's called malaine i. a comedian. when a show is called your name, you got to be funny. you have to make comparisons to another show. seinfeld. so we talked a lot about names. > please have a seat. nice to meet you, my name is john malaine i. we had two outs when we came over from ireland, but we got rid of one of them just for the elements. great story. > i was just saying that i have this feeling i'm never going to get hooked on letter man. >> why. > he said you'll be booked on letter man. >> what is like to be on your

own show. >> great. i walk in and walk out. > it's a stretch for you, though. >> what a mean heck l. > also, how very eloquent. what a beautiful turn of phrase. >> for philadelphia, our show -- ths ' pretty good, i guess. i think that's good. but it's very strange. > and muscle lane i appears tomorrow right at 9:30 right here on fox 29. before we wrap it up, terry sent us a tweet, they're tieing the night tonight. instant request, here you have it, right. > pictures from the wedding that we can play tomorrow. we want that. of course we're going to have more news after all the games.

we've got all the saturday football games on. expiration station next. enjoy your saturday. expiration station next. enjoy your saturday. we'll see you back

(upbeat music) - [philippe] in this episode tornadoes twist through open plains and hurricanes wreck havoc on coastal communities. you've got hurricane force winds. you're literally risking your life. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore extreme weather on "awesome planet". (upbeat music) as the sun heats planet earth the air closest to the surface rises. as warm air rises, cooler air rushes in to fill the space. this creates what we call wind. in extreme cases high winds can create hurricanes and tornadoes.