snarling traffic. sue serio, will let you know how to get around this mess, on your morning commute. >> what a thursday. >> new information this morning about second nurse, who contracted ebola. what we know now about the flight she took the day before she was diagnosed. >> look to go sue, why other officers tried to cover this whole thing up. anarchs girl suspend from the school, for her hair, why she wasn't allowed back until it was died brown. a lot to get to here. straight up 7:00 on thursday morning. feeling pretty good this morning? >> yes, feeling good, too. how are you? >> i like your outfit. >> thank you. >> looking good. >> one day closer to friday.

>> oh, ya. that would be tomorrow. let's get right over to our big story. by the way, do you like your bosses? i was just thinking about him overnight. >> yes. >> what were you thinking about? >> i had a nightmare. today is national boss' day. tweet us what you think about using by the way, use the hashtag fox 29 good day, really gets your message on the air. >> we want to know what you like about your boss, also cents what you don't like, if you're brave enough to say it. >> now who would be our bosses? >> that would be jim and den us. >> since he watches i'll say all nice and lovely things. no, only have nice things to say. >> of course. >> 7:01 says sue. what's the big deal with traffic? >> real bad accident mike on the schuylkill expressway all while ago, overturned vehicle, unfortunately, we are getting confirmation that there was a fatality in that accident. happened eastbound coming toward the city just past montgomery drive. that's what you are looking at right now, right hand side of your screen the eastbound side of the schuylkill, now you can see, traffic getting by.

but it is pretty slow still good idea to avoid the area, conditions improving slowly, alternates are mlk drive, you can take kelly drive-in stead, before you get on the schuylkill, take montgomery drive down to belmont, and then over to girard, and get back on the schuylkill eastbound right around the zoo. that should hopefully be cleared up. pretty slow going on the eastbound schuylkill around montgomery drive. now another overturned vehicle, we've had so many accidents this morning, route one northbound, route one bypass around media. off ramp to 252, vehicle overturned there. slow going around there, as well. in whitpain township, morris road, between 202, and cat cart road, there is an accident there. and police are directing traffic, twp. line or skippack pike your alternates. new jersey 295 southbound past the florence columbus accident, accident, right lane blocked, because a tree came

down, in that accident, so, again, all those wet roadways, all of the leaves, on the wet roadways, making things slippery, dangerous this morning. seeing improvement pleasant temperatures, rain on its way out. lingering clouds, though, and possibility of a stray shower here and there, bus stop buddy still has the umbrella, but not too many of us need it any more. >> clouds actually clearing, as well, as all of the rain starts to move up to the northeast, of respect corks still some showers around the pocono mountains, and in other parts of north jersey the new york area, as well. but down at the jersey shore cleared out pretty nicely. 64 degrees, look at philadelphia international shows it is kind of breezy 13-mile per hour winds, relative humidity at 87% 7:12, 73 degrees today, get down to the 50's tonight. mike?

>> 7:04, almost, the latest case of ebola in america putting pressure on our government in washington, d.c. president barack obama has canceled his travel plans, again today, to stay in d.c., and oversee the government's response to this virus. also more emergency meetings on capitol hill, cdc director, tom freed end; expected to testify in front of a house committee later this morning, amber vincent, second nurse, the second nurse traveling to cleveland and back, now being treated at emory university hospital in atlanta. >> we've learn vincent had close contact with thomas duncan, who died of virus last week, and associated president review of medical records show she inserted catheters, drew blood, and dealt with his bodily fluids. still, cdc officials clear her to board frontier airlines flight from cleveland to dallas despite slight fever.

frontier taken that out of service. >> in cleveland, called the cdc, because she was monitored every day, and they said it is okay. >> they have flesh hold 100 month four, apparently fever of 99, so think about lowering the flesh hold. rooms available at the texas hospital where the two nurses are infected to avoid potentially exposing anyone else to the virus. officials at texas health presbyterian say they are doing this for peace every minds, not as medical recommendation. rooms offer anyone who treated duncan. >> and, out of well propensity for precaution, three schools in the state of texas and two schools in cleveland, ohio, are closed today cdc says it is unlikely they were affected, in general, concerned. >> sabina live at philadelphia international airport, to talk to passengers about this, what are you hearing?

>> from spook to go passengers last night, into this morning, there is such a stark difference, this morning, people are actually very, very concern, worried, taking concerns over the ebola seriously, especially if flying with children. they've done the research. they know what to look for in terms of symptoms. some now viewing flying as a risk. >> hearing about another person getting ebola was scary, so talking to friends, family, about whether or not we should even travel. and once we decided to travel, what we should do. to make sure we were safe. so we have hand sanitizer, so for the, try and avoid contact with surfaces cents cents. >> this one we'll put his finger in his mouth. so anything he touches, he's got to need to sample.

>> a lot of moms i'm sure can relate to. that will now, amy flying to baton rouge via houston. says something a lot of passengers are thinking this morning, even the slightest cough from the person next to them on the flight will make them think twice, or even, you know, just get little paranoid with that cough or that sneeze. now, federal officials tell fox news, that the cdc is considering adding the names of healthcare workers, who are now being monitored for ebola to the no fly list, cdc director, saying that it was cents in fact a mistake, to allow amber vincent to fly, no one else who cared for the patient thomas eric duncan, cdc director says they won't be allowed to do any form of public transportation, except for, you know, some private cars, things like. that will back to you. >> again, one person has died in our country, frame liberia, two healthcare workers. look at the front page of the new york post. talking about this airliner. so all of these passengers now

being contacted or they ask to you contact the cdc. how about this headline? i'm put it down. here you go. >> are you feeling this way? ebola deadly, scary, over hyped. they say it is being over hyped by specially cable news outlets, you see last night on the cable news outlet, some of them, cnn, they were following, they had helicopter following this patient as is she landed in atlanta then went to emory university hospital. is it too much? is it too much? are we over hyping this thing, especially through the cable news outlets? you probably have a lot of questions yourself about ebola. >> like who can get infected, what exactly are the symptoms, hoon is most at risk? so we're answering all of those questions and more on myfoxphilly.com. just look at the home page. 7:08. philadelphia police say a cab driver was stabbed by a passenger in center city.

>> right over here at 12th and market. attack happened right near that intersection, around 4:30 this morning, not long ago. police say male passenger dressed as a woman stabbed the driver in the knee. passenger then took off. it is not clear what led to up this attack. police say the wound, though, is minor. >> and, a philadelphia prison coming un fire after an inmate is brutally beaten by a corrections officer, allegedly. >> an attorney for that inmate says the evidence speaks for itself. and we get to jenny joyce, live in center sit which that evidence. >> lawsuit can be filed as early as today. we will get to that individual joe just warning it is intense. let's take a look, a choke hold to head lot to 15 punches to the head, according to inmate, jonathan's attorney, guy, says the entire time his client was defenseless, hands cuffed. violent attack apparently happened after the inmate was

pepper sprayed, following an argument with a correctional officer relate philadelphia a phonecall he was making, the incident captured by two camera angles, inside the dine hall of the curram fromhold prison, operation err not identifying while the case is still pending said he was, quote, verbally threatening us, also spitting on myself, but his attorney says the video doesn't support the spit story, and none of this warrants the assaults seen on the surveillance footage. >> as violent as you can imagine assault on any other human being, think about it with your hands cuffed hine ear back, defenseless, put in a position where you just have to suffer the blows blows of an angry correctional officer. >> he also claims before it was over the officer bit him in the head. a prison official tells fox 29 the officer did face preliminary discipline for excessive force, however,

still working, there just different unit as the case remains under review. that official also tells us he has cents had numerous incidents, close to 20, while he's been in prison, with extensive and violent disciplinary history. so again lawsuit could be potentially filed today, of course we'll stay on top of this. mike, al next. >> cameras everywhere. clock 11 now, two pennsylvania lawmakers lucky to be alive after getting involved in a shoot-out, with a gunman near the state capitol. >> state representative marty, representative ryan bizarreo leaving dinner with colleagues when approached by gunman trying to rob them. flynn, seen here on the right, former prison guard, licensed to car a gun, flynn drew his weapon in exchange from gunfire with the suspect. no one was hurt. flynn told associated press he thinks he might have been killed if he had not been caring that conceal pistol. and vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia today. >> will be, yes, he will be in town for an event highlighting

the importance of infecting america's infrastructure, trying to build new bridges, highways, vice president and senator bob castly tour a dredging barge, and then deliver brief remarks at the great plaza at penn's landing. they want to dredge the delaware river. and in washington state, let's get you way up there in the northwest, a gunman went on shooting spree, against police in three cities last night, before being shot by officers. and being taken into custody. this happened about 40 minute outside of seattle. will depend on how fast you drive. at least one officer was injured. but his injuries are not life threatening. it is unclear why the man was targeting police in the first place. >> and, a delay in debate between the candidates for governor in florida. a very strange reason the cause for the delay. >> rick scott refused to go on stage at the beginning of the debate because his opponent a fan. and no, not talking about loud

supporter in the audience, waiving their arms, but electric fan, right there, under his podium. broke the rules because he put the fan, there so took the stage about seven minutes late. by the way, the opponent kept the fan under his podium for the duration of the event. >> charlie crisp, brought his own fan, in not sure why. >> he gets hot probably all of those lights and everything? >> well, all the way back to 1906, alex, when richards nixon was sweating, they say he lost the debate the very first debate against john f. kennedy because he was sweating, he was over hit dollars. >> look un comfortable. >> and he look uncomfortable, you know, logs the debate. so charlie crisp brought in his own fan. >> he paid attention to history. >> you know what i need here? >> a fan? >> i need a fan under this desk, i'm in the sure why he puts it under the desk oh, keeps his feet cool. >> so then your whole body stays cool. >> i didn't know that. >> really? >> if your feet are cool your whole body is cool? >> we know you sweat, mike, so

maybe we should try that. >> i need a fan under the desk, thank you, no, not you. all right, 7:15. >> more than two months after the first us air strikes against isis, the obama administration has named the military mission. calling it operation inherent resolve. one of the worse names. recent wall street journal report quoted unnamed defense official who suggested that the recent military mission was never given a name, is because if you name it, you own it. and no one wants to own this campaign, what some are saying. meantime, there are reports from the syrian town of kabani, worrying about this town falling to isis for the last month or so. i shall strikes could be having positive effect here, curds i shall officials here are saying they're helping make gains against isis, some of the big black flags have been taken down through air strikes.

but despite the us led coalition, new fox pole indicates 57 press of you in the audience disapprove of the president's actions toward isis. >> fox news poll. 715:67:89 the pentagon admitted that at least 17 united states soldiers were exposed to chemical weapons after the invasion of iraq back in 2003. >> but added that no investigation has been ordered. so, in 2004 and in 2006 widely report that us troops discovered hundreds cents of chemical warheads, shells, aviation bombs, all part of saddam hussein's the king stockpiled. these were not the ones the bush administration used to jut 2003 invasion, but the chemicals themselves were dangerous. the soldiers say they were left untreated and claimed their military commanders ordered them not to talk about it, the pentagon, though, denies those claims. >> some of those sold verse come forwards in the last 48 hours, saying that they were told not to speak about that.

but not the w m.d. the bush administration was talking about in 2002-2003. >> it will be interesting. specking another big announcement from apple today. another one. >> i'm so sick every them. but someone might have already spilled the beans about this new device from apple. >> just few weeks after unveiling the new iphone and i watch, the company will gather the press to reveal what's rumor to be an ipad upgrade. itunes reportedly spilled the beans by mistakenly leaking an instruction manual for this product. >> who ever reads the instruction manual after phone? have you ever red your instruction man small. >> i just stay with it until i figure out. you snow. >> i agree. or just hang out with young people like aling. >> like do this for me. okay. >> how do you turn it on? how do you get to an app? >> it is okay, are you going to get the ipad? i'll do it for you. >> you have my fan? >> oh, we have got the fan. look at that. >> there go.

>> sue? >> a lot keel, i'm plugging it in, is that your biggest snap. >> yes, it is, his only, biggest fan only. >> wait. no outlet. >> oh, no we'll figure this out. sue? >> working on trying to clear up the schuylkill, problem out there all morning, the eastbound side, on the right-hand side of your screen, going toward philadelphia, and it is just past the montgomery drive exit of the schuylkill expressway, as you can see, the right lane is still blocked, only the left lane is getting by. this is the result of a fatal accident, it was an overturned vehicle, on that side of the schuylkill. alternates, martin luther kin driver, kim i drive, take those instead, or get on montgomery, take it to belmont, then get on girard near the zoo, get on the schuylkill expressway after that. another overturned vehicle, this morning, this one in delaware county. it is on route one northbound. the route one bypass there. the off ram top 252.

the vehicle overturned there. in whitpain township, morris road between route 202 and cat cart, an accident where police are directing you around it. and the alternates there are skippack pike, and, well, skippack pike, anyway, west conshohocken, beluga mink owe road between route 23, wires down, and that road is closed. so 320 will be your alternate there. so bit puff to get around this morning because of all of the problems we're with the rain that fell yesterday and early this morning. but we also had an amazing strengthening of hurricane gonzalez, now category four, hurricane, with 140-mile an hour winds churning in the middle of the atlantic ocean. as you look at the projection of the path of the storm, a bee line poor bermuda passing right over the islands as category three storm, by tomorrow, at about 2:00. when we are project that this storm will make landfall.

just a terrible path of this storm. so strong. in fact, we haven't had a category four storm since 2011 with ophelia. so, anyway, the hurricane warnings are up through tuesday morning for bermuda because of the after effect of the storm even that far makes landfall. so they just were dealing with fay last weekend. and now tomorrow imminent destruction real which gonzalo. flood advisory continues for few more moments north and west of the sit. but most of the rain has gotten out of here. now we have to watch this area of rain, out to the west around ohio, western part of the state, to see if we get left over shower or two before the end of the day but generally things drying out, and it is cents getting little bit better. the future cast shows even some room for sunshine here and there. throughout the rest of the afternoon a lot of improvement. see few stray showers, maybe

5:00, 6:00. that won't be big deal. big deal rain already happened. then things should clear out nicely for friday, so it is 58 degrees, in mount pocono, 63 in allentown, right now, and city it is 63, 58 in chester, limerick had 61 degrees, walking out the door. sixty in millville. sixty-three in cape may. so, temperatures are not as mild as they were yesterday. but still, pretty nice. considering what's going to happen over the weekend, first, two ten's, friday, saturday. we have our walk to end altzheimer's in wilmington, delaware, this saturday morning, perfect weather for, that by sunday chilly change, temperatures plunge to below average, stay in the 50's pretty much through the middle of next week. that's your forecast, guys, it will get chilly. >> friday and saturday, lover every second of that. texas girl returns to school after suspended because she had pink hair. >> that suspension only ended until after she died her hair back to normal color.

haley stone was in charity color run last weekend, part of the run includes participants getting covered in all kinds of paint. haley ended up with color pink in her hair and it wouldn't come out. her school said having a naturally colored hair is address code violation, though, and suspended her. rules in the code of conduct haley's mod admits she signed. >> i did not know about not having the hair died. but i didn't know it would go to next team. >> died her hair back to natural color, thus satisfying the school. >> bringing in common sense police, you fools. 7:21. these kids are in for a treat this halloween, the party that's giving these little ghouls and goblins hope. this is cool little story. >> do you like your boss? today is national boss' day. tweet us what you think about your boss using hashtag fox 29 good dayment be sure to put the hashtag in there. we'll read your responses cents all night long on tv.

>> once our boss gets out of prison, everybody will be fine. >> terrible. >> he turned in my time sheet again so i love him.

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>> horrible accident, 71:25 exactly on this thursday morning, skyfox, over this is the fatal, yes, fatal accident, schuylkill expressway, this is right by montgomery drive. you know this area very well. people trying to get into the city, this is eastbound, one lane is getting by. >> that's the left lane. this is affect being traffic for about an hour now, you can see the car, actually still there, turned over, this will be affecting traffic probably 7:25, halloween comes for the children's hospital of philadelphia. >> chris, when the he will country lovers there is one of the best children's hospitals in the worlds. >> truly; always ranks number

one, two. rang willing up there, i was there yesterday at chop for the spirit of children, which is a non-profit, that made this all possible, they focus on making hospitalization less scary for kids and their families, 134 hospitals across the country and canada of course including chop. >> what's your costume going to be? >> ghost. >> you're going to be a ghost? are you going square everyone? ya. >> little joey. >> he moved from atlanta. moved from at lannan stayed here because. got real excited about, real life scares that the parents that deal with this as well. >> gives sense of normal

circumstances every october, we're here, and we never know if we're going to get home for halloween. allow her to have that. good nor this group, judge the only err of the store said he had to sell it really. and quincy, checking out the new and improved firehouse at fourth and arch streets. rising from the ashes. >> phoenix, quincy harris. >> quincy harris, yes, at fourth and arch. >> this place was on fire, just resurrected, latitude, big event going on. this sunday, i'm going talk to

him. hang out with the guys. hanging out with one of the guys. this is ceo tom macarthur's world.

in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard.

aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's right to choose. aimee belgard's on our side. i'm aimee belgard and i approve this message. it is exactly 7:30. >> yes, and we will get right to this accident that's fatal accident affecting traffic on the schuylkill. >> in a place you know very, very well, schuylkill expressway, if you are trying get into the philadelphia area

proper, center city, there cents it is, right close to montgomery drive, and someone has died in this accidented. >> this will be should down. that's a live shot. >> no, think this is past video. because right now the left lane is actually open. >> it is? >> so cars -- oh, this is live, okay. >> so they pull police car into the left lane, alex, shut everything down. looks like they'll try to get in there right now, upright that vehicle that is on its side. so now, everything, completely shutdown, schuylkill right by montgomery. and again that's headed eastbound, sue. >> headed toward the city. best way to get around this, martin luther king martin luther king drive, kelly drive, or get on the montgomery drive, take it down to belmont. and from belmont, get onto girard. and girard will take you back on to the schuylkill right around the zoo. >> looks like they've opened the left lane again now. >> okay, so, again, it is just left lane open though. that vehicle is till in the right-hand lane. so still going to be very slow

going. now we skee from skyfox just how slowly traffic is moving. because everybody's got to merge into that left lane in order to get by. and so, it looks like the back up is really lasting for miles and miles, going way back past city line avenue looks like there. so, again, avoid that part of the schuylkill expressway, if at all possible. because it is going to be very slow going there this morning. another look at everybody, see, they have to merge into that left lane, because that's the only lane that gets by there. so, really -- >> kelly? >> kelly, mlk, one of those will get you around that. now, we have another overturned vehicle that happened about an hour or so ago. and this is on the route one bypass, northbound, around media. the ramp to 252, a vehicle overturned there. and traffic is moving slowly around that. all of these wet roadways we've had this morning, all of the wet leaves on the roadway,

may be contribute to go all of these accidents. whitpain township morris road between 202 and cat cart road. an accident there with police directing traffic around that. twp. line road, skippack pike, your alternates there. and then 259 southbound, that accident, we told but around florence, that one is cleared up for the morning. so, a lot of problems this morning, with traffic. butts bus stop buddy not having too many problems this morning because the rain is pretty much on its way out of here. so you probably won't really need the umbrella for the rest of the day. so it is a seven out every ten, clouds will be lingering, we may get stray shower. but otherwise, pleasant temperature, and rain, on its way. there you see the cold front off shore. and rain moving towards the northeast every us, so around new york still getting some rain, not seeing too much right now, even the poconos rain starting to clear up there at the jersey shore, as well. 62 degrees, 13-mile per hour wind out of the southwest, our high temperature today, should be around 73 degrees, with

stray shower here and, there then tonight, it looks like about 56 degrees overnight. so little chillier, but wait until you see the big chill, guys. it is cents coming this weekend. >> i saw the big chill back in the 80s. >> well, that was a very good move. >> i really good, y you know kevin costner was in there, he was the dead guy. >> he was, we never saw him. the scene was cut. >> 7:34. >> top health officials will face tough questions on capitol hill today about the government's response to ' bowl a. >> should he be in dc? maybe stay at cdc in atlanta cdc director tom freed end, you have got -- that's a horrible english. you have come to know him over the last couple of weeks with all of the press conference, expected to testify before a house committee to explain where things went wrong at that dallas hospital. only two people have contracted the disease in the u.s., because they were treating the man who died a week ago. but most recent case is raising new questions about whether us hospitals, are

properly equipped to hand this will disease. president obama says health officials need to respond in a much more aggressive way, if we're going to tack they will thing. >> so kerrey barrett here now with more breaking down the country's response to this outbreak. kerry? >> absolutely right, alex. here is the deem. more and more americans are getting real worried about the count ace response to ebola despite cdc officials repeatedly saying there is no need to panic. so listen to. >> this according to new fox pole, 42% of the people surveyed say the count have i not very or not at all prepared to deal with this disease. now there are stores that are selling protective gear that people can use to protect themselves against this deadly virus. in fact, look at this, the owner of the health kick store in fort wayne indianna says he's had dozens every customers ask about suits, gloves, masks. the surge in inquiry seeking out new supplier. i said it sounds crazy but owner of health store he wants to be prepared.

>> people say hey, now, what if this thing spreads, becomes a pandemic, is there anything i can do to protect myself and my loved ones. >> it seems little cookie, but at the same time, you know, we're in the triton healthy business. and, you know, people have concerns. so we stepped up. >> people do have concerns, but that's a little cooky. it is in the a pandemic or epidemic, not even close to t suits for sale made from tight fitting plastic material, come with gloves, goggles and a mask. it is not sure if they're the same or different than the ones doctors and nurses are use to go treat ebola patients. >> i tell you, kerrey, i would say this over and over again. every year, and this year as well, 40,000 people will die from the flu. >> from the flu. >> because we don't get our flu shots. >> of course. >> half of us don't get flu shots. >> but people -- i think the

fact is that there is not a lot of information, real information out there, that people are able to ability zest, so hopefully we can tamp down the panic at this point, by providing some real facts and some real answers and the fact is at this stage, you don't need to go out and buy a hazmat suit. >> all right, reporting from skyfox, that's kerrey barrett. >> if you do have questions log on to warrior to our website myfoxphilly.com. we'll break it down for you. >> back on his feet with the help of prosthetic leg. he there is in a scar dent three years ago, not only walking again now, he is back on duty. we'll tell you more about his store. >> i do you like your bosses? >> kind of. >> says not all bosses are bad, though. you can go out for a drink with some after work. that's a pretty cool boss. >> yes, dow that quite often with den us. >> today is national boss' day. tweet us what you think about your boss, using the hashtag fox 29 good day. are you going to buy something for your boss, mike? >> oh, is that part of it?

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>> today is national boss' day. >> are you going to do something, something for our bosses? >> we'll think of something by 10:00. >> today we want to hear from you about your boss. i mean, good, and bad, so you can get on twitter, right? >> yes. get on twitter. jen from the social media center this morning, look at everyone's response. >> hi, guys. i want to begin with something. we'll give way free movie tickets, for the new movie bad bosses two. before we get there pay attention. those clowns in the fox 29 weekend department got their boss a card. okay? >> no. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is that sucking sounds? >> lanes it, cents so hard, wonderful boss. positive attitude.

encouragement. i really appreciate it. >> we can't death help out do us. >> serious? are you serious? i think this was karen hepp's idea. she a big kiss kiss kiss. honestly because it is national boss' day, if you think you have bad boss, and you want to, you know, kind of trick him into like doing stuff your way, weaver some tips for you. okay? first of all, know their drivers. what's this mean? that's yes sign up for twitter. because i creep on my boss, see what my boss' care about, and then when i go to the meetings, i pretends that i care about what they care about. so yes, know their drivers. the next thing that you want to do is make sure that you work around their weaknesses. what i mean, because this might sound counter intuitive, is that there is nothing wrong, nothing to be gained, by making them look good. okay? so if you can do this, instead of going to war, you basically help them look good, and then they make you look good. finally, voice your concerns.

gently of course. this is what we want people to do this morning. we want people, it is way more fun than for instance this tweet. hello rick. i have the best boss ever. he is self-employed. he might just take -- >> self-employed. >> i do understand. >> this let's be clear about this. you don't want to get in trouble. we don't want people to do naughty naughty even though it might be good television, naughty things on twitter, okay? but the number one thing we don't want to do, from some of our colleagues, boss lady thanks for taking the challenge of being our fearless led err on fox 29 weekends. >> look at her face. >> oh, no, that's lauren's, how about this one. nicole i could have not asked for better ep on this journey. this is what we're dealing with here. >> we have to do something. >> kiss up. >> well, maybe we should just all quit? >> 7:43, i'm given the olds beep. so the vice president of the

united states going to be in philadelphia today. so we had an important question that jimmy, was cents it jimmy kim snell yes, jimmy kimmel asked few weeks ago, who is joe biden? people in los angeles had no idea who the dude is. so, we asked philadelphia people. are we any smarter here? we'll get to that in a second. are we any smarter here? we'll get to that in a second. >> i hope so

in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make.

still following this on the schuylkill expressway, 7:46 this morning, you can see the right-hand side of your screen, the eastbound schuylkill, just past montgomery drive. we had overturned vehicle, this morning, unfortunately fatal accident, still right lane block. so only the left lane is getting by. actually two lanes are block. so, slow going on that part of the schuylkill expressway. your alternates, martin luther kin drive, kelly drive, or take montgomery to belmont to girard. you get back on the schuylkill overgird area avenue right around the zoo. so, that continues to be a traffic headache this morning. now, we have a strengthening of the hurricane in the atlantic, i wanted to tell but that one, hurricane gonzalo up to 140-mile per hour winds, category four hurricane, and little over 500 miles from bermuda.

each time we take a look at the updated track of the storm, it gets worse, for bermuda. now, it is supposed to weaken to three, which is still a very powerful storm. passover the island of bermuda tomorrow at about 2:00 in the afternoon with look at that 115-mile per hour winds. >> devastating, sue. >> yes, and just recovering from 06-mile per hour winds with fay, hurricane that hit tropical storm that hilt them last weekends. but had a lot of warning about this storm, so i know that a lot of people have been getting out of bermuda a. hurricane warn continues until tuesday morning. after effect of the storm after it goes away, just getting that situation getting worse and worse every time we assess it. now, ultimate doppler, shows that things for us are getting bet ever every day. rain moving away. now up along long island, up-state new york and new england. the rain has pretty much left us, and temperatures almost

real err, 59 in dover, generally, anywhere from 7:00 to 12 degrees cooler, than we were yesterday. but it is certainly not cold. we're saving that for the weaken many temperatures certainly rose over the middle of the week. but they will be dropping between saturday and sunday, we've got two, ten's, saturday high of 72, 07 degrees, i should say, tomorrow 72, 70 on saturday. 56 degrees for high sunday. so guys, hope you are ready for sweater weather. >> i just bought my first coat last week. so i'm getting ready slowly. >> oh, what a big moment for you. your first coat. >> an expensive movement. they're not cheap. not cheap at all. >> okay, just down that road, just down that street, fourth street, at arch, september

last year i guess it was year ago there was big fire at the firehouse there at fourth and arch across from the wyndham hotel. this is horrible. >> i remember you telling me about this closed for almost a year? >> i think ambulance like oxygen tank or something blew up in the ambulance, that made the ambulance catch or type, then the whole building went up. so they've repaired it. >> wonderful. so we have quincy harris showing us the new and improved facility. >> i'm cooking for the good folks here, bacon, sausage for them. just having fun. you can get back on. i know were you mad that i took your thing. how do you guys, you know, recovering? >> doing pretty good. good to be home for sure. out for awhile, a year, and no place like home. >> this is what you guys do? >> cook every tour. >> little mad? like super obsessed.

>> listen, they have a big mustard going on, weaver the commissioner, the commissioner, right here just cooking with the fell knows there. >> i have some eggs. >> all right. >> now, guys have big event going on this sunday, tell the people about it. >> this sunday 9:00 to 4:00. october 19th, want to make sure everybody comes out. free parking, food, lots of games the big highlight will be side by side burn. >> enforce the importance every having working smoke alarms. >> now, you will have dogs, as well. >> oh, yes, k9 dogs, alcohol, tobacco, come, lots of working dogs, lots of games for the kids, food, and all of the proceeds help us raise money for smoke alarms to serve those in need. >> tell us your story.

talking because you saw me at randolph skill center at the fire add acme, how i was bunkering up. were you impressed by that. >> not so much. but you have a second chance today. >> now, can you let the people what bunkering up means? >> what it means, want to make sure you give very quickly. we have about a minute, standard, a minute to get your gear, get in service to respond to fire. >> so i need you -- >> that's easy. so your next hour, i'm bunker up against someone, like the best person here, who is the best person here? >> i think jake could beat you. >> ya, okay. >> i think. >> next hour we're battling. >> jake can beat you. >> can't beat me. i'm bunkering up next hour. >> we got a muster going on here. >> station been revitalized. new windows, doors, paint, ready to go. >> all right.

>> listen, this hour i'm muster erring up, guys. >> we have to see that. >> mr. muster. well, he's won two stanley cups, he just hugged me, i think i'm hurt willing now, pulled a hamstring, we love him. bernie parante is here. so why would he swing by? we're going to ask him about the flyers, bernie have, they won yet this year? no? but he has something special coming up. >> he couldn't even say t he just shook his head. >> and cold and flu season just around the corner. do you have any home remedies that you got from your family? we're going to talk if they

with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. 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? ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪

(dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. this is going to be great. >> i'm so excited. >> our next guest, two stanley cups, he was inducted into the nhl hall of fame, and he's one of the most famous athletes in philadelphia certainly in our history. but now, bernie parante, is

taking on new athletic challenge. >> and he's here to tell us all about it. bernie, good morning. >> soy nice to see you. >> right. looks so prep. >> i oh, thank you, thank you. >> i do hear you say this to all the ladies, just saying, just saying? you can't even deny it. >> well, you're special, usual ' special. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> have you ever been on his boat. >> just meeting him. >> of course. >> yes,. >> of course, so, not too late in the season to take her out for little tour. >> i'll make a special trip. >> she will make the ice melt. >> oh, my gosh. really? really? >> speaking of the ice, talking about the flyers in just a little bit. first what's this new challenge you are getting into running? >> yes. >> somebody chasing you? what's going on?

>> i love to do this, you know, the old philosophy of 30 years ago, when you're 60, bring it forward to the people, mid 60s, you know, life was over, and that's it, you sit down on your chair and you're done, you know? now is new. >> tonightly different now. >> different. i'm 69 years old. you know? , file better than what i was cents 50. >> and you look in great shape. so you're running? >> i'm running. >> half marathon when next month? >> yes. >> that's difficult at any age. >> no, we're going to do the 5k for the flyers. >> 3.2, you know, and then in november the third week of november him ' going to dot half more thon, which is 13 miles. >> you understood what you

said? run 13 miles without stopping? >> yes. >> how do you train for that? >> one day at a time. you know? it is important for me, important to work out with weights, and, you know, so you have -- make sure, because if you just run, then you lose your muscle tissues. >> yes. >> so you're lifting still? >> yes. >> strong? >> yes, yes. so, you know, those are challenges that you have this in front of in life it gives you a purpose. >> i hear though when it comes to running like marathons, half mormons, it is as mental thing. do you think it is a mental thing? i can't imagine running non-stop. >> getting through that wall, they say. >> i'm going to pretends that i'm going have lunch with you at the end of the marathon. >> all right, if that's what gets you going, sure, we'll do that. >> i've been to lunch with her. >> ya? >> good incentive.

can we run with you at the 5d? >> definitely. >> where do we go? how do we sign up? >> well, you -- >> what do we do? >> the flyers, flyers. >> making money for somebody? >> oh, the flyers charity. oh, i will ' run with you. >> awesome. >> we'll put the linc to your, flyers thing, at myfoxphilly.com. under the as seen on tv section. >> it is not about speed. it is just about doing it. >> yes. >> and hopefully you fin english will the flyers win a game this year? >> of course. >> maybe the next one you. >> know what? you know what? i know there is no better criticism going on, because, you know, we haven't won the game, but they've been playing well, we have a young team, we have a good yuck team, you know, and we have to be patient. i'd rather go through this, through some pain right now, and build a good team. >> oh, we started off slowly before. >> and then patching it with

different, you know? and doing good job. >> thank you, nice meeting you. >> good seek you. good day to you, it is thursday, october the 16th, 20146789 let's do another hour. what do you say? >> live from the fox 29 studios. this is good day philadelphia. passengers at philadelphia international wore bid ' bowl, a the things they're doing to protect themselves, sue? >> sue? >> my second husband i just kissed, bernie parante. don't tell belly. the rain going away. but wait until you see the big chill we have for the weekend. weather authority outlook coming up. allen? >> home remedies you've never even heard of. if you have arthritis, just hold penny on your wrist. or if you have dirty shoes polish them with bananas. why you should be putting onions in your socks. we'll tell but it. jen? >> okay, so national boss day. and on twitter we're asking people to complain about their boss, but every someone saying how much they love their boss,

so be the first to complain about the boss because guys i feel like the ones who say they love them really are trying to say something secret. by the way we're gulfing away free movie passes 8:30 a.m. new movie, horrible bosses two. >> that's the name of the movie? >> did you see the first one? >> i didn't see the first one. >> jennifer aniston. >> oh, yes, that was good. i didn't see it. but i'm sure there is a sequel f they made is a second one -- >> got to be good. >> hi everybody, now, one of the reasons i like our boss, jim, is he's kind of hip. >> ya. >> you know who his favorite sing is her now? >> who. >> kind of rapper? hood i allen. >> (music playing). >> i just saw hood nag hallway. hood i live on our show, will be performing, did you know that he's out selling people

like iggy, azalea. >> so he is the real fancy one. >> totally fancy. he's here. >> he looks like us, this is his second visit to good day. >> we like him too. >> we must be amiability. >> aim be? >> i don't know. >> the whole ebola's are great, the whole family. >> let's check out the weather number, it is as seven today out of ten, very pleasant temperatures today, probably ends up in the 70s. stray shower some lingering clouds around, bus stop budd any honor of bernie parante, put the flyers hat back on, cheer them on, get them victory soon. light jacket is good idea walking out the door. most of the temperatures in the 60s, not seeing too much rain any more if any at all as you see on ultimate doppler radar. 61 degrees, 11-mile per hour winds, 73 should be the high today. down to about 56 degrees tonight. there is your forecast from the weather authority, let's go back to the schuylkill

expressway and check on that situation. this is just past montgomery drive. two left lanes getting by, only the right lane closed. again, eastbound schuylkill, just past montgomery drive, fatal accident, a little earlier this morning, so the left two lanes appear to be open now. you still can take martin luther king or kelly drive, as your alternate, but it is getting a little bit better on the schuylkill. >> this one can slow you down route one northbound, bypass, off ramp to 252, overturned vehicle there. next on 259 southbound, in new jersey, approaching florence-columbus, an accident there. as the right lane blocks. and 295 southbound at route 206, there are reports of an accident there, as well. a lot of accidents this morning with those wet roadways, mike? >> the biggest headline in the country. federal health officials will be questioned on capitol hill

today response, most recent case raising new questions about whether us hospitalization are preparely equipped to handle the disease. so, the cdc director, that you've been get to go know over the last couple of weeks, doctor tom freed end, is expected to testify before a house committee to explain where things went wrong in dallas, where things went wrong with the cdc allowing the nurse get on plane from cleveland, to dallas. >> talking about amber vincent, the second nurse infected with ' bowl a now atlanta being treated at emory university hospital. associated press review of thomas duncan's medical records show she had close contact with him. inserted catheters, drew blood, then dealt with the bodily fluid? a man that died a week ago. still cdc cleared her to board front ear airlines, despite having slight fever. cdc is backtracking saying she never should have been allowed on that flight.

now, health officials are alerting all 132 passengers who were on board that flight, even though they say it is unlikely they were at risk, the plane taken out of service, has been disinfected. however, made five flights before it notified the airline of the ' bows bowl an exposure. >> do you have to contact passengers on all of the five flights? >> yes, do you. so they've given out the flight number so people can look back and see if they were on that night. >> okay. enhanced ebola screenings go in effect at several major airports, jfk has been doing it for awhile. philadelphia international is not included on this list. we don't get develop people from west africa here. still it, airline passengers in general are somewhat un east bye flying. >> so now we will get to sack even, a talking with a lot of passengers. what are they saying? >> well, they are definitely uneasy, they're concerned, but again, the risk is low. i mean, so much more likely to

catch a cold from the guy sitting next to you to you on your flight who is coughing thane bowl a that fear is creeping n something people are taking into account as they fly out of here this morning, now i think for the passengers we spoke, with this latest ebola case with amber vincent, which included concerns of her table fly has just got mean people's psychement people packing hands sanitizer, wipes, and we talk too mother, wasn't flying herself, dropping off her teen son, trip down south to atlanta she said she had the talk with him, the ebola talk. telling him to be careful, pay attention to his surroundings, wash his hands, generally be high jen i can. >> my concerns anyone who may get sick, vomit, cough. i was definitely nervous someone had some i had had on the train. i wanted to move to the next car. so definitely scary. i don't want anything to happen to him and have other those at home, i have little twins at home, we definitely don't want to get sick in our

house. >> we're definitely praying for everyone that just come we get a store for us. >> -- cure. >> people not panicking here but definitely feeling the fear in their gut, as they get ready to fly out of here this morning. back to you guys. >> pretty good headline, in philadelphia daily news. you agree with this? fear goes viral. one guy came over from liberia and he died, right snow now two healthcare workers who work with him have ebola. >> it says see bowl a's deadly scary and over hyped. >> and aisle ' open it up. the article goes on to say panic, it is cents an epidemic thank politicians cents and cable news outlets for sounding the alarm in the united states. we shouldn't be using the

words panic, epidemic, not even outbreak, three people. >> people just have a lot of questions about it. >> but it appeared some airline passengers not taking any chances wish website posted this picture of passenger at an airport in d.c., just outside of washington, d.c., passengers dress in hazmat suit, full mask, gloves. >> dullos airport of course, dullos one of the five airports starting this enhanced ebola screening. they're going to start that, well it, started this morning in this matter every fact. >> constant developments on the story. so be sure to log on to our website myfoxphilly.com. >> we blown shopped in the last 24 hours or so, this fight against isis in syria and iraq, so now, the administration came up with name for if, people have been saying we should call it like we've called other conflict, so that we all can get on board, and make sure that

we're all on the same page about this conflict. >> now, we will get to the name in just a minute, if i we look at past wars, just as frame of reference. >> world war i war to end all wars, that was in the teens. in 1918 people could not believe civilized nation woulds ever subject themselves to such horror ever again in 1981 the war came to an end. how about first gulf war, remember "storming norman" in 1991, and also "desert storm". >> general schwarzkopf called it we'll call this thing "desert storm". give it a name. so we can all just say instead that far conflict overseas, we give it a name. "desert storm". then ten years later, remember, operation enduring freedom? the name of the war of the united states when we launched our attacks into afghanistan retaliation for the 9/11 attacks. >> and just yesterday, weeks into its air campaign against the islamic state militants in

iraq, syria, pentagon announce add name for the operation. >> this is the worse. >> inherent resolve. >> that's the name of this conflict. >> operation inherent resolve. >> so inherent resolve. >> what do you think of the name? does it strike fear into isis, inherent resolve? tweet us your thoughts, at alex holley fox 29 and @mikefox29 or use the hashtag fox 29 good day. >> what did we cool it -- call it when we went into iraq in 2004? i can't remember. we'll find that out. inherent resolve, seriously? 8:11, coughing season as alex halle like to say. >> have you heard about that? why women are just lowering their standards right now when it comes to finding a the perfect partner. >> but first, alex, do you have dry skin? you need to buy some chicken grease. we are talking about strange home remedies, people swear by, why you may want to consider sleeping with poking

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seeing a lot of improvement in our wet they are morning, still some clouds hanging around, but i think we'll see sunshine very soon. before the end of the day for sure. some breezes picking up this afternoon, but all-in-all quite pleasant. sunset time though getting pretty early, 6:20, 73 degrees, our high temperature, with a mix of sun and clouds, all day long. now, let's get to traffic, and our big problem of the morning >> schuylkill expressway eastbound, before montgomery drive, two left lanes open now, as a result of that overturned fatal accident, overturned vehicle, in the right lane. so, still, dealing with that, but it is getting better with two lanes getting by. also, 29 at southbound approaching florence-columbus in new jersey, an accident there has the right lane block, and in whitpain township morris road, between 202 closed, individuals reported serious injuries, and that accident, as well, twp.

line road, skippack pike, your alternates there, hey, mike? >> i have stood out because this is important. >> home remedies, we all have them, and on twitter today you've been on fire. the home remedies that your family uses cents. it doesn't matter if you have a headache or a cold. there is a solution for just about anything. >> officially the new drug store. >> and for good reason. the famed produce market inside reading terminal market is where lots of people go to find the ingredients they need to make their home remedies. lotions, positions, and whole lot more. >> i remember mom saying get cherise while you're out for his do gout. >> doctor smith says he hears

about so often, decided to write a book. >> patients all the time, they would come in with these home remedies from down south, or up north, or where ever they were from. they were kind of odd. but i always tell them if it works, try it. >> everything from eating cooked onions, to clear sore throat, to putting slice in your sock, to relieve another common ailment. that's what jonathan of hunting park did. >> i had a real high fever. cut up some onions, put it in my sock, i put on my feet. went to bed that night watch it did the onion was cook, it pulled all the fever out. next day i woke up in the morning, no fever at all. >> lots of people swear by these remedies, many passed down through generations cents, they should never take the place of actually seeing a physician, doctor smith says, there are treatments outlined in his book speak naturally that really works. >> fresh garlic actually perfect for toenail fungus. take couple of english clove of garlic, truck on your toast daily basis, sometimes that

can help nail fungus. >> soak the feet to relax the feet, increase circulation, but they can also be used as deodorizer and paste on the feet. >> great thing about ginger excellent, excellent anti-inflammatory. and for all types of ailments, rheumatoid arthritis, degenerative disease, just eat t a lot of people have this in their homes. scaly, extremely healthy. also mix it in tees. >> if you're dealing with dry skin? >> i a patient come in say what they would do, old chicken grease, if their feet were really dry, put in old chicken grease, hold it for 15, 20 minutes, their feet felt absolutely wonderful. >> leg cramps at night, i think a lot of people get that at time, spoonful of vinegar, and sugar, apple cider vinegar and sugar. and i tried it the first time i forgot the sugar part t

almost made me throw up. so make sure to put the sugar in it or you will not be happy. does work. >> got to put the sugar in it. >> you're busy working on on one home remedy. >> i am working own one that actually works. i'll tell but it. >> we have a few of our home ren dis here. mike polishing his shoes cents. >> bottom of my feet. what did i step on? oh, the leaves. >> i hope those are leaves. >> this is not poo, it is leaves. >> good. glad to hear that. >> first one, though, while busy over there doing, that remedy number one we have here, spoonful of apple cider vinegar and garlic. that lowers your blood pressure. >> do you have take it daily. >> i'm wore bid your breath. >> taste a little bit of the garlic. >> oh,. >> drink the vinegar. >> really, the whole thing?

wow. >> oh, that is. >> i that isy? >> takes your blood pressure down? >> yes. >> how do you feel? okay. >> all right. also, if you have hiccups, spoonful of peanut butter relieves that. so i'll do that. >> i can do that, you got the garlic. >> that's easy. you don't have the hiccups. >> will it give me the hiccups if i don't have them already? >> polishing your shoes with a banana peel, it does work. >> yes? it looks like t but you have banana stuff all over your shoes now. >> yes. >> and i can smell your breath. >> oh, god that was horrible. >> you need a mint. >> i have monkeys following me around the city. no you know what my dad used to do? i told this story before. i would go into, as a little boy go, into their bedroom, i have an ear ache. woe light a cigarette, and below the smoke in my ear. >> really? >> yes. >> my gosh. >> yes. >> real quickly, my mom and my grandmother, they used to taste castor oil, spoonful of it, give spoonful and half

orange to help wash it down. say they would be in the bathroom all day. >> but they didn't get sick so it was great. >> okay. >> you know i have ' never had castor oil in my life. >> never? i haven't either. i'm scared. she told me so many horrible stories. said she would never, ever put her children through that so i didn't have to. >> if you have castor oil if you bring it here to the station at fourth and market before ten we will consume it. >> we will try it and then go to the bathroom. still ahead, who will host the 2015 awards, it came with phony video on twitter. we will tell you the ac for following in the footsteps of billy crystal and ellen degeneres next. first? >> pressure. >> yes, listen to this. >> ♪ >> sound every baby crying can be tough on the ears, but apparently, it is flat out unbearable to men. what dads are doing just to avoid getting out of bed in the middle of the night.

avoid getting out of bed in the middle of the night. honey, can you take care of in cases of rape,pposes aborin cases of incest,ions. and in cases where the mother's health is in danger. no woman should be forced to carry a pregnancy from a rape. mario scavello sponsored a bill to force women to have unnecessary and invasive ultrasounds. it's horrifying. women need to know that mario scavello wants to stand between them and their doctors in making decisions that aren't his to make.

neil patrick harris has been named the host of the american music awards. >> twitter account role be crossing off owes car host on his bucket list. >> i'm in. >> first time hosting the academy awards, most recently he was cents in that movie gone girl. >> and showing his bucket list, apparently last thing on the list, now done. >> well, he's done the tony's, he's done the emmy's, now will do the oscars, so what does he have, grammy's next? >> yes. >> probably so. he's really good at hosting. >> i like him a lot. >> no question about it. >> parents listen up. you could be held liable for your kids facebook posts cents. >> what? >> why you should be paying close attention to what your kids do on line. >> it is national boss' day,

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rain has left us, but we will still have some clouds lingers from the colds front that came through yesterday. some places cents got several inches of rain, and very short period of time. we're also watching the tropics, and strengthening hurricane gonzalez, now up to category four, with 140-mile per hour winds, headed straight to the island of bermuda, landfall expected tomorrow afternoon, as category three, with approximately 150-mile per hour winds, dangerous storm surge, just about the worse case scenario for this

hurricane and hurricane warnings, extends through tuesday morning of next week actually. >> for us, rain, moving up to the north, in new england, in long island, not here, any more, in fact, flood watches have been lifted as well. so, temperatures, upper 50's, up in the mountains, we've got 61 degrees in philadelphia,. >> sixty-two cape may. things cooler than yesterday. but still on the comfortable side. we expect to get to 73 today. , 07 sad day, beautiful walk for walk to ends altzheimer's in delaware. go to myfoxphilly.com for more info. real chilly change starting sunday lasting through the middle of next week. 8:30 your time, getting to the seven day forecast, while we just had that, now we get to the roads, because two left hand lanes are still closed on this part of the schuylkill

expressway right around montgomery drive. so, it is getting better, but it is still slow going. eastbound, as you're going toward the city, in whitpain, morris road between route 202 and cath cart, accident still out there, police still directing traffic for you. twp. line or skippack pike good alternates. and on i95 northbound approaching allegheny avenue, an accident has the left lane blocked traffic jammed on i95. >> national boss day. i don't know if you're supposed to give gets, or what. >> probably should. it wouldn't hurt. >> so giving you a chance to see the new movie, horrible boss' two, take a look. >> we are all working pretty terrible jobs for some awful bosses and just thought choose to be our own boss it is would do things differently. >> came up with the shower budd. >> i that name is not official yet. i wanted shower dad. >> i pretty much every level. >> why would your buddy nab

shower with you? >> why was your dad? >> wow. >> the first movie was pretty successful, that's why they made the sequel now. i know what i'll get jim driscoll our bosses. >> yes? >> alufa. because that far clip. >> do you think he had flakey skin? hey, speaking of jim, before we go to this, amazing i had to be nice to him, allen is here, everyone in the building knows jim driscoll's daughter lovers hood i. really cool, nice moment that jim could share with his daughter like be big boss man, introduce his daughter to hoodie. but now, let's -- so i think this is better gift for you to give jim driscoll. it is good television. but my favorite is flat tire bottom. like that's what could you give him, a flat tire bottom. so we've been asking people on twitter, you know becomes their bosses, and i have to say i think a lot of people are afraid, because they haven't been saying much. however, my girlfriend, barbara, has something to say. she says i'm not really

afraid. my boss isn't tech savvy enough to know about twitter other than it could be something real related to a birds. love that. okay, kind of funny. then, on barbara, this is really what we're seeing a lot of on facebook and twitter. i don't have twitter. but just to let the world know i have the best boss ever, mr. jim turner. so we're hearing from a lot of people who say they have the best boss. i have to say a lot of them are saying that they are self-employed. so they are hard on themselves, but will give themselves little treated to. this is what we're doing today, horrible bosses two is coming out. of course because it is national boss' day, we can -- you don't even want a free movie? you don't even want free movie? opens november 26th, watch this yes, you want free movie. how are you? you want free donut? >> i would love one. >> take free donut.

but don't take my booty doll. that's something i want to use. not that your bosses is watching it. v, okay? anything casino of negative outwent say? don't get -- be nice but be kind of mean? >> today, about today? >> little chilly. >> there go. fine. anything you love about your bosses? >> oh, my boss? >> yes. >> she's cute. no, no, she is great. she is great. philadelphia business journal, hello. >> keep it moving. get outta here. just saying nice stuff about your boss. i mean really? here is the thing, mike, alex, here is how this works. we always get people to complain about something. except for the day that we want them to complain about something. i know it sounds like a complaint. but it is true. but a lot of people are complaining that their bosses make them work too hard. you guys have any complaints about your bosses? >> we love our boss. >> you guys are lying. now you're liars. you guys are both liars. >> dog walker, do you want a movie? want to go see a movie?

>> he's his own bosses. >> he's like i'm too cool to see a movie. >> i do like the dogs, though, so come see your free tickets, also how live television works, no one wants free tickets on television, in two minutes, when we run out, they'll be mad at us. >> so true. but you're right, jen, i think people are afraid. just got tweet from joe. what do i hate about my bosses? sounds like a lot of people will be mysteriously fired tomorrow morning hashtag it is a trap. >> ya, ya, well, there go. >> i don't blame them. >> oh,. >> by the way, people are still tweeting home remedies. they are? >> ever hear this one? sing after a marie in a deep voice, it helps with sore throat. >> i have responds today him, i said really? he goes well it can be any song. after a maria works. >> ♪ ava maria ♪ >> wow. seems like that would hurt your throat. >> i've got a sore throat. >> bizarre college courses, students at american university are learning about the hunger games. but that's not all.

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culture phenomenon. >> hey, american university, where is that, dc, offering a class on the hunger games. politics and marketing. yes. topics, include oppression, feminism, rebellion, they talk about all of those things, in the context of the film the hunger games. >> then, there is alien's close encounters of multi-disciplinary kind. >> alien abduction claims, as well as scientific research behind the search for life on other planets. >> amp shire? >> amp shire. >> get up to syracuse university. syracuse has this course love lust and relationships. styted end will study the roots of attraction, both physical and emotional attraction. there again, is another ways of time.

nd the record perspective politicize g beyonce, influence on feminism, embracing multiple roles in society. i would take that class. >> i guess, ya, okay. how about masculinity, make ship, what that is, and men's lives. what do men want, studying at the university of city? that course description, course description this, exploring mass cues lynn at this, men's charging roles in the workplace, in our changing roles at home. and in broader society. >> whatever it takes to get a kid to sign up for your classes, i think they'll do it. >> at maas ooh sex and intimate relation. you could never get in that class. always booked up petely. >> how did you do on that? >> i didn't get in. >> you innocent you wanted to get in. >> no, i didn't. >> your mother and father -- your mother and father need to stop watching the show.

>> so i'll open up more? no, i really didn't try, but a lot of people like it was cents a popular course. one of my friends did it i asked her what they were talking about, have tests on intimate relations, would you like, that would you get hundredses in that class. >> , no i got a f. all right, now to quince. >> i you already new everything. you didn't have to take the classes. >> no, that's not it. >> quincy what are you doing? >> i'm about to buckle up and challenge, see who can get the clothes on faster. ready? >> bring it. >> coming up next. coming up nex

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>> firehouse there went up in flames, i think ambulance inside, they had something below up sign -- inside the ambulance, there it is right there. >> look at that. >> my gosh there is was horrible. then our buddies, our neighbors here. >> thankfully recently reopened. >> all brand new. >> that was over a year ago.

this is what it looks like today. quincy harris, made the trip in almost a minute, to get over there, and now he's at that fire station, right now. there it is. look at it now. amazing, been open since august, everyone here, excited bunkering up, procedure they do, put it on the host, we'll do that, correct? you. >> got it. >> so i'll go talk to chief massey here, the muster is going on this is up day. >> that's correct. >> what are you fuy -- >> we're actually doing, re we re shopped, firefighters there is sunday cooking for about two dozen people at the muster. been there since 192; all volunteer, love doing there is and we're like waiters with helmets. >> wow. what's your specialty, she did. >> actually the sauce, stir the sauce, the most they'll let me do. >> the most?

>> see, had chance to do this. >> step it up. common! okay. >> getting mets think. >> sorry. no, let me talk -- how are you? >> let me see what you do when you get to the fire. >> i'm going to do this.

>> oh, okay. >> the only reason i couldn't put this on i had the microphone. >> really? >> let let me see that? >> couldn't put the gloves on because you had the microphone in your hands. right? >> yes. >> so let's see this here. let me see something. pretty good. >> ya. >> i guys did good. you're the rooky? >> i am. >> at the must they are sunday? >> i how but, jen? >> i will be. >> you didn't win, so that's all that matters. >> quincy, talking to chief massey. >> looking like kanye west right now with the mask. you know how he wears a mask over his face? >> ♪ >> okay, anyway, the muster, this sunday. >> you need to learn how to muster properly.

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seven out of ten, seen a lot of improvements since we got here this morning, don't forget, we start at 4:00 a.m. still raining pretty hard back then. things are getting better. the rain is on its way out. we have pleasant temperatures for the rest of the day. but also, lingering clouds, and stray shower, or two. see the rain gone. the breezes are still here. 11 miles an hour out of the southwest, so the temperatures haven't cooled off too much. can't rule out stray shower, but won't be big deal. 66 degrees tonight, just few

clouds, jill year night than we've seen in little while. wait until you see the chill we have coming for the weaken. seven day forecast is just ahead, but for right now, let's go back to the schuylkill expressway. it is then our biggest traffic problem of the morning. >> only right lane block at this point, two left lanes getting by, but volume very heavy. still, slow going around there. >> to up ambler, bethlehem pike at tennis avenue report of an accident there, as well. al next. >> sue, very special day when you have hoodie allen in the studio. he's here, getting ready, oh, look, you don't have to look up this time, look right there. he doesn't know where to look, we have so many cameras. he's going to perform coming

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