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life and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. > good morning. and welcome to fox 29 weekend on this saturday morning. it is october 18. i'm lauren johnson and i'm karen. thank you so much for checking in. we already have so many of you tweeting in. you got your cup of coffee 6789 thank you for doing that. we love your pictures and we love your tweets. we have so much to get to you, including a controversial document from the vatican welcoming same sex couples to the church. walking in memory of a woman murdered for her 14-dollars purse. first, your interactive weather. we have just about a billion things happening on this day as you take a live look outside in center city. a gore ambiguous morning and some changes on the way. we've got a question from lee, apparently. >> hi, my name is lee a bush. i have a flag football game at

new town, pennsylvania. is it going to be sunny? our last game was canceled because of the rain. please answer my question. >> we'd love to answer your question. i feel your pain, the last two saturday morption were so rainy you couldn't get the flag football games in. you should be able to by today. by the way, if you went to send us our video, just make sure you include the hashtag. we'll put it in just like lee a. starting out in newton square, pennsylvania, i'm happy to say all the games were a go today. we had a couple of rainy mornings in the past, today is actually pretty much. temperatures are comfortable mainly in the 50s to 60s degrees. it will breezy by noon. our temperatures hit early in the afternoon cool air starting to come in by 3:00, 64 degrees

there. our big story will be the cold air rushing in through the rest of the weekend. right now doppler shows some clouds and showers through portions of the northeast. this upper level system will bring the sharp change to our temperatures tonight into tomorrow. some of those showers extending into central pennsylvania, maybe north and west. otherwise i think we stay dry. mid to low 50s. 59 in philadelphia, 58 in millville. again, that high temperature for today will be 68 degrees. it will be pretty gusty this afternoon. 46 is all for the low temperature. it's cold tonight, much, much chilly for sunday. we'll have much more in the forecast straight ahead. > thanks very much. we have this growing developments this morning. the president is now looking to try to calm fears that so many of the american people have. in his weekly address the president discussed what the country is doing in response to the deadly disease.

outside the national institutes of health. good morning, dave. >>reporter: good morning to you, nina. sam is here entering her second full day in isolation at the national institutes of health hospital in bethesda, maryland. health officials say she contracted ebola after treating patient thomas eric duncan in dallas. he died last week. doctors say tpa*pl is in fair and stable condition. they say she is still showing signs of ebola symptoms and has two nurses in her room at all times. amber vincent is the second nurse to be infected after caring for duncan and she prompted the federals to head up prevention methods after she traveled by plain from dallas to cleveland on a crowned trip. president obama talked about it in his weekly address. additional cdc personnel on the screen in dallas and cleveland. we're working quickly to track

and monitor anyone who may have been in close contact with someone showing symptoms. we're sharing lessons learned so other hospitals don't repeat the mistakes that happened in dallas. the cdc rapid teams will help hospitals implement right the right protocols. new screenings are in place to receive all passengers arriving from new jien i, ciera leone and will constantly update our mesh measures to make sure we're doing everything we can to make us save. nina tpa*pl is in nih hospital. they are restricting her co-workers from attending movie theaters and public places for 21 days. fox 29 news. > ebola is the topic of this morning's public story.

so many people are hitting up social media trying to understand if there is anything we should need to worry about or if they should be taking any special precautions to protect their families. we have received hundreds of comments about this on our facebook page. there's so much confusion. if it doesn't spread when the symptoms are not showing, then why did the cdc put 143 passengers on notice and then also require that plane to be decontaminated? the nurse came down with a fever the day after. so dr. mike, how about that? what do you think? >>reporter: well, the questions is if the nurse was taking care of an ebola patient like she was and with all of the hyperand the concern, it may not have been the best idea. now from a purely medical point of view, karen, it is hard to transmit this virus if the patient is not symptomatic. you have to come in direct contact with body fluids.

it's not like the flu. so if you're on an airplane, karen, and you have the flu and you sneeze and you cough, it's very transmiscible. so the likelihood is that this is not a problem. but given the sensitivity and concern right now, probably not the best idea for the cdc to say, oh, by the way, you just were a nurse working on our case one ebola patient. > right. >> not a policemen. why don't you fly to honolulu. probably not the best thing. > everyone is talking about it and everyone is so worried. are we adding to the concern about this? here's another comment from one of our viewers who wrote on facebook. >> fear mongering, influenza is much more dangerous. > is it fear monday goring. people are really concerned about this. is this something that we need to be worried about? >> i think, karen, yes, the flu

kills 30,000 people a year every single year, but there is concern about ebola because we have to understand it kills 50 percent to 70 percent of the people that get it. > yeah. >> so if i had my driewters, i would much rather take a flu and ebola. i mean, if someone said, mike, doctor mike, you're going to get sick and you can pick. you can have the flu or ebola, i'm going flew every time. > all right, doctor mike, we've got lot of people with a lot more questions or don't go anywhere, but come into the studio because we want to answer some questions. we are going to see you shortly because he's going to be here for the 9:00 questions. if you have questions and we do because it's such an evolving situation, we're getting more information every hour it seems. you can tweet your questions, post your questions, use that hashtag, fox 29. even if it's on facebook, that's how we can find your comments.

we will be talking and asking dr. mike to answer those questions for you. karen, thanks so much. new this morning, aware house goes up in flames overnight in but, county. firefighters were called to the 800 block of ol lay street in reading just before four a.m. no one was inside at the type. the cause of that fire was under investigation. a murder investigation in philadelphia's huntington park. this happened around 10:30 around north eighth street. a 22 year old man was found with multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the hospital. so far no suspects. we have some developing news that's come to a side of texas that's where the supreme court that is going to allow the state to use its controversial id law this november. the high court rejected an emergency request this morning to block the law. pennsylvania's voter id law was struck down earlier this year. controversy in the catholic church, where pope francis and bishops across the world are

discussing that could make some catholics mad. plus, imagine you're with your family enjoying a meal when a smoke bomb goes off in a restaurant. it's a video that's ticking off one local cop. wait until you hear what he calls this guy. here's got some weekend juke box requests. this one is for keith, just my imagine by the tell approximations. what do you want to

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> i'm jeff cole, it's time for fox unfiltered where we respond to your comments and complaints right here on the air. first off, viewers come after me. my report explored a taxpayer payout of 500 grand, a man broke his neck while coughed in the back of a police van allegedly driven recklessly to rough him up. some of you weren't happy with my report. steve, really, this is what you do? nice, make people hate cops more, good going. christina wrote, when will be the bashing police officers ever stop. do you have any respect? a police officer was just laid to rest today. true, christina, our report was the same day as another officer's funeral, the timing was unfortunate, but

coincidently. we won't ignore a half million dollars seem. joe wrote, probably the most dangerous, under appreciated under paid job you can still find. i believe most police officers have patients. the actions of three officer shouldn't take the entire force. next up, a blister tirade on our facebook page. very disappointed in the fox 29 year old. my three year old did not see two men kissing at 8:00 a.m. >> come on, it's called reporting. the same sex reporting, do you know where vague as is, the home to a million minimum wage marriages. a senator from that state being one of the first to mare write. john didn't like we showed them kissing. our viewers, janet, make you should teach vow not judge. john came right back at her. i am eat not judging, i just feel there's an aproasht rate

age. cryings are being silenced every where? why is there two men kissing more tormenting than showing a man nailed to the cross? what's happening in nevada is a big story for our country. finally, a couple of boo boos you called us on. the screen grabber by a tv station. we left out the l in translation in this graphic. she wrote, does anyone read before it goes on air? you got us, dawn, no excuses except that we're human. and tamm any was offended, why would buddy not fired up for opening. we went straight to the source, buddy mom, sue, how do you explain yourself. >> the day that tweak came in, it was the first away game. i was waiting for the first home game to dress up buddy in the orange and the plaque. so tamm any, that's the explanation. jeff, orange, are you glad you asked. and that's it for this week's

unfiltered. be part of the conversation. send us your complaints and comments, facebook, twitter, our website, so many places where you can find us. i'm jeff cole. high five jeff cole. we're onto your interactive weather. look at that sunshine. just taking a live look at atlantic city. looks great out there, right caitlyn. it does. jersey shore, also rising over bermuda. now a category 2 hurricane moving out to see. we'll show you that on satellite radar in just a minute. a fox 29 station event. it was tweeted earlier this week, it was the walk for alzheimer's in wilmington, delaware. we have four different walks. this is the first one. next week will be in atlantic city. it is kind of cool, but nice out this morning. temperatures at 9:00 a.m. as the walk begins. 61-degrees as you're joining everyone as they continue to

walk. 67-degrees by noon. it will be nice and mild, but temperatures will be following later this afternoon. here's why, cold front out to our west bringing some showers across western pennsylvania. i don't think we'll see much rain. we'll see the wind increase as the treatment drops this afternoon. 59 in philadelphia, 57 in dover. not bad. seven-day forecast shows partially sunny and breezy and temperatures really plunge after that front comes through. it's bringing some chilly canadian air. the brisk north westerly winds. we slowly climb through the rest of the week. clouds and showers return for rest of the week. > a big meeting is wrapping up today in nevada. and the result of that meeting could affect how same sex couples are viewed in the catholic church. pope francis called this meeting to discuss the church and also family life. but a preliminary report released earlier this wreak about this meeting is causing a

lot of controversy, so our junior reporter, lauren dewing and is in the vatican and keeping a close eye on all of these developments. good morning, lauren. you probably heard a lot about this this week. this is the document starting all the buzz. it's a midterm report addressing the topics of the senate, but what sparked the most controversy is the language welcoming same sex couples. it's generated a lot of questions and confusing between members of the vatican delegation. the extraordinary with the bishops are supposed to focus on challenges modern families church. same desm marriage and abortion. written by cardial irdough that initiated some bishops are calling misinterpretation. the document was released on monday and said homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer the

christian community. there are mutual assistance to the point of sacrifice is a valuable support in the life of these persons. are our communities capable of accepting their sexual orientation without compromising church dock t trine? archbishop tail go called a mirror at the senate discussions and general discussions. they said the document had misleading language and only respected one opinion. this is actually a document that has many parts. he expressed worried that the wrong message has gone out and now the senate has to refocus on damage control. they em he pennsylvania sized the report as merely a draft for the final document to be released at the end of the senate. keep in mind that it is the working document that our work will contribute now and improve pass torl documents. now, today concludes the 2014

senate and the delegation will soon release a final document. keep in mind pope francis will not make any decisions until the senate next year, but the door has been opened and the conversation has begun. i'll talk to you more about that final document next week, but with the latest from the vatican, i'm maureen, dug and, fox 29 news. > lauren, thank you so much. great report. we look forward to them. another one of our great reports from our junior reporters. > a community rallying to stop the violence. still to come, why dusts of men and women are coming together and calling for justice. karen. and also we're getting so many comments in. we got your kids in customs. looking at 2.83 for gas. what are you doing during the bye week. kathy shows us her mug of coffee. she says she likes our new motion. send us your tweets this

morning, your music requests and we'll he be playing them all morning long. speaking of music requests, here's one another, big food 129, got to be somebody. what is it you want to hear? just use that hashtag, fox 29 good day.

> a philadelphia community calling for an end to the violence.

they're walking in memory of a woman murdered over a 14-dollars handbag. let's yog to jenny joist. she is in northern liberties. we just saw all of our runners and walkers taking off from this location. if you can see them in the distance all wearing bright colors. this is the womb's awareness run. organized by handbags to be. after a 6 year old amber long was shot and killed in this city for her handbag. so today people are running in amber's run honor. some are just getting underway. we just saw the runners take off here. we do have a noteworthy guest today. that's stephanie long, amber's mom. stephanie long was standing alongside her daughter amber last january when the young woman was shot in the chest during a robbery. surveillance video was released by police. apparently the robber's stole stephanie long's purse and tried to steel a.m.'s. she put up a little struggle l

and they took her life. it happened about a half a mile from where this run is taking. today amber's mother tells us she is participating in this race today to raise awareness and try to prevent anyone from what she continues to go through each day. this is to remind people that her case is still opened and there is still a reward. and it's not too late. it's not too late to come forward if you know something. if you suspect something, you can make a difference. so as you just heard her say, amber long's case remains unsolved. i'm standing here at the finish line. all of the runners and walkers here today who cross this finish line will be raising money. they are creating a fund to be able to reward people when they do come forward about tips related to violent crimes against women. i saw some runners in pink. are they also raising awareness

about the important cause of breast cancer? >> i saw a woman today who was in the middle. if you happen to see anyone who is wearing a yellow bandana that is in honor of amber long because that was her favorite color. > thank you so much. still to come, a local top cop speaks out about the video that is bothering him this week. the big announcement all about the ipads. is it worth it? we've got our tech expert answering your questions. and a little cold play going out this morning to jj. we're playing your tunes. use the hashtag fox

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> i'm superintendent the man is caught on camera throwing a smoke bomb into a restaurant. a man he emergencies from a subway hatch it really, really concerns me. imagine if this was an act of terrorism, if this guy wanted to shoot somebody, if this guy wanted to throw a gray n.a.d.e.

this guy truly was an underground outer event and it shows the vulnerability of our infrastructure. right now time for interactive weather. we have the perfect weather for all of the october fests and fall fests and look at pocono mountains. so many people are going up there because we have the change of colors. it's gore ambiguous weather. they can go hiking. >> wop our voors was asking about the aides walk philly. it's the 28th year. it takes place right around the art museum. there's also a five k with it. one of our viewers wanted to know how about the weather and a shoutout for the forecast sunday october 19. we've got the run, the 5k and a huge walk around philadelphia. another very busy weekend with the walks. it it will be cold. we see some chilly air moving in

later tonight. 47 at the gipping of the walk and then 5 # at the end. those winds will be howling, too. we're ahead of a cold front. low pressure sprinning some colds and showers. that front should move on later on today. i don't think we see too much rain here, maybe a sprinkle or two up in the poconos. here's how it plays out, we have some sunshine early. afternoon once the front cross easy think we see some clouds increase a bit. the winds will pick up out of the west. temperatures will fall slowly later today. it's a nice mild 59 in philadelphia. 53 in will continuing ton and 59 in atlantic city. for your fox cast today, 68, the high temperature still comfortable and seasonable. party sunny clouds and comfortable. 46 will be the low temperature. the high temperature for sunday,

only 57. we'll have the full seven-day forecast still ahead. > karen. big news out of california, the headquarters of apple, the computer giant releasing new i pads and some new software for its macks and of course when apple releasing anything new, is the question is what can it do? on twitter user street redemption posed another question, asking, does anyone really need an expensive tablet for answers to these changes and more we're joining with tech expert, kathy. >> good to tuberculosis here. > first up, dad read on tweeter ipad mini three cost $100 more and the only feature is touch id. is that true. >> that's pretty only one of the only really major features. if you want your id mini to have touch id which is a better security feature and it will also work with apple pay, then go for it. you know what, the ipad mini, the first version is still a

great buy and the price has come down. go out and get that one if if you haven't gotten one yet. really no need to up gray. he's pretty nice on that. i have an ipad mini so i'm going to stick with what i have. >> great. > ipad mini three equals such id, i mack equals clear, mack mini equals modern specs. so many equals released. what's the deal with ohio settlement try. >> it's so cool. >> it's their newest opting system april it has this feature called continuity. when you download it on your mack, if you're doing something on your mack, you can pick up right where you left off on your iphone as long as you downloaded 8.1 on your phone. it will accept messages, i messages from your mack as well as phone calls. so if you're on the same by phi network as your eye phone you can actually accept phone calls on your mack.

it all works together seam leslie, it just makes working from one device to another so much easier. it's a really big would you factor that came out of that press conference. that's good news, then. finally this week from roy, he says hashtag apple event makes me want to buy stuff. must be strong. is that the typical feeling usually when apple releases anything? when you watch those press conferences you just go oh, my, gosh look what they made, it's better, it's fast terks it's amazing and then you look at the price tag and say do i really need it. >> a lot of people are just upgrading with the iphone 6 with that apple pay that's released on monday and sticking with their mack. kind of everything in the middle, the mini, the ipad. they're kind of sticking with what they already have and not quite sure if they are ready to pay all that extra money for the upgrade. maybe wait it out and see what you really need from these devices before you jump out and get all the newest coolest tech.

> thanks for breaking it all down. we appreciate it. of course if you have any tech questions for kathy, you can send them our way. just use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. atlantic city is trying to change its image, go after a younger crowd. the casino games you could soon be seeing. maybe they'll be there down the shore the next time you go down there. make sure all tools are clean and dry over the winter. clean the blades and any kind of

tools, there are different diseases which can be carried over season to season so bleach. also you can use regular motor oil just to keep them lubricated. if you have any questions, you want answer, tweet us at hashtag fox 29 weekend, hashtag around

a larger and younger crowd.

okay. me personally, i am so sick of getting invited to play candy crush. if i want to play, i'll play. if not, please don't invite. that's just the annoying part of the social media. i understand how it would bring a younger crowd. i don't think i'd go someplace to play it because i think the beauty t of plage it when you're sitting around waiting, whatever it is. you're just wasting time. it's woo our phones are for. as opposed to driving to the beach. you're having to bet on it? right? i don't think i'm that good. we need cleanup. we need sue down there. as you know, our big thing here at fox 29 weekend is the hashtag and we want to know what's your hashtag. so we did something special. we want you to check it out. i love to tweet this, that and the other thing, but my favorite

thing is when i have a tweet and my daughter favorites it and sends me to the moon. i guess my hashtag is cool mom want to be. what's your hashtag, saturday and sunday morning on fox 29 weekend. what's your hashtag? i love it. she is a cool mom. she's not a cool mom want to be. her daughter was in the home coming court last night. we have to get a picture from sue. sue is a busy woman. she is doing the walk that is down in the wilmington area. our station does four of the walks. next one will be in atlantic city and the next week was in philadelphia. her daughter was nominated for home coming queen, so she was at the big. the hashtags really crack me up when you're just totally fab mom. it is kind of cool, how would you put your own hashtag.

who would you be. i like that idea. what's your hashtag? she'll think about it. weather maven. >> yes, weather maven. we're trying to become more bike friendly much there's an effort to do that and how they are doing that through this new campaign, there's a way you may not even have noticed. we're getting a lot of music requests. thank you for that. this is steel my girl going out to twitter handle. send your requests in, use the hashtag fox 29 weekend

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download the xarelto® patient center app, call 1-888-xarelto, or visit goxarelto.com. welcome back lauren, i have unfriended people for too am game responses. hashtag, i don't play. sitting here and enjoying the show, fox 29 weekend. you guys rock. thanks for the pictures. this is little baby kay den. thank you for sending that in. we have so many great things, there's a pumpkin fest, in haddonfield, a town i love. is this not the busiest month of the year. >> i think it is. everything from the shore up to the mountains peaking with our fall foliage out there and i am partial to the sunrise picture. we got one earlier from bigfoot

109 wherever he is. you can see the sunrise peaking out over the water somewhere. sunday is rising, it looks better out there. we do want to update you on hur contain gone sal a that made landfall along bermuda. they wind gusts up to 29 miles per hour. a category 2 hurricane with winds sustained at 29 miles per hour. she the saw the sunrise a couple hours ago, too, but they have a lot to clean up. that tomorrow will move off to the northeast. temperatures right now, 54 mount pocono, 5 # in pottstown, 51 in philadelphia. it's actually a really nice day. notice how chilly it turns by sunday, 57 degrees. frost is possible monday morning as temperatures fall into the 30s. our city is a city of neighborhoods. a city of sounds, and most importantly, the city of sites.

we always say a picture is worth a thousand words and today we want to introduce you to a man behind the lens. his name id law conrad best. s a photographer behind the popular streets department who takes pictures all around the city of philadelphia. he is joining us this morning via skype. good morning. >> good morning, guys. > how did you come up with the name streets department. what's the idea behind it? >> i walk the streets. that's where all of my photography is based out of or, you know, focused on. i thought it was a name that people could remember. every time they would see a streets department truck they might remember my instagram or my blog. >> your work is beautiful and i want to show because we get some great reaction to some of your evgeny kuznetson pure tours. the first picture has a nice city scape, but there is something written on the sidewalk. what is that all about. >> this is a great thing for the city, in my opinion, anyway, the city of philadelphia is

introducing a bike show program in 2015 and they're asking for people to tell them where to install these bike stations. they're going to install 60 bike stations around the city and they would like people to tell them where they want them. there's a bunch of these around the city right now, locations where they might think would work best. i love the response you're getting on social media. i'm taking a look through. i see these all over the place. i got an e-mail i use city bike in new york city and it rocks. some people are skeptical. another one said bike share will work. what do you think? do you think it's going to work? >> i think it's something that the city is growing. more more people are moving in. the more pose of transportation we can give people, the better. we don't want more drivers on the road. let's build some more bike lanes. let's make transportation as fluid and easy as possible.

it's good for the environment. > this was so great, it just happened last weekend. there was a wonderful, almost like a carnival. we have a great picture of this ferrous wheel and we got a lot of response from people saying they wished it could stick around longer. >> this is something that offal did, it had carnival games, music, outdoor bars and movie screening, but also this huge ferrous wheel, which is just beautiful. i was walking by and it stopped me. i think most people's comments were like why don't we have something like this. thinks a good spot for a london eye style in philadelphia? >> i hope so. i love the comments of people, yes, keep dreaming. i'm a dreamer. i'm a dreamer. we love your artwork and we're going to put a link right on our website so people can check it out.

of course it's interest grasm what's your instagram. >> sure. it's at streets, dept. > love it. thank you so much for gong us. we appreciate it. >> absolutely. thanks for having me. > if you got ideas for conrad, you can always tweet us his ideas. you can use his instagram or our hashtag, fox 29 weekend. > so this week, the fox 29 weekend team did did something nice. our executive producer boss lady a card for bosses day, but one member of the good day philadelphia team called us out. we need to get to the

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.

> okay. so last week i had to go to the store to get cards because i felt every wop i know had a birthday in october. so while i'm in the card aisle i see national boss' day. i got her this card and apparently while i was gone last week it stirred up some controversy. first of all, lauren is miss perfect. i'm going to show off her handwriting. >> it's very good. i've never seen a thing like that in my life. in any event, you -- you can't see it. it got the attention of jen fred and look what she did on good day. those clowns in weekend, got

their boss a card. i areally appreciate it. are you serious? okay, so yeah i know. can you believe that? not your idea. let's bring in jen. she got a card. i was me that got it. i have it here. nicole is a wonderful boss. jen, i know you've had an awful boss in the past. the card went around the news room. i don't want to sign it. this one, i thought we needed to acknowledge her. >> really? > that's all you got? >> now that we're here you got nothing to say. > you guys are big good day during the week watchers, who isn't, first l all. we were trying to do a story to get people to complain about their bosses because at the end of the day i don't run home and

say. the fact that we are trying to rub up -- >> that's excuses. and then you want to love and kiss and inspire and help each other, that's great, but it's not what you wanted. i went to jen's boss about this whole thing to see what she had to say and my confrontation. >> i'm used to it because everyone around the station is hashtag this, weekend this, we're all stepchildren to this little hashtag. that's the way it shiewrd be, hashtag fox 29 weekend. hashtag this fellow employee. > it's all about us. >> karen wanted to dance on camera. here's the thing, you know, if you guys want to be all love i and have a hashtag love fest all weekend, we love to sit in our jammies and watch because that's super fun. i thought it was a little over the top. cards and love poems for your

boss. save it for your boss is all i'm saying. >> maybe it's because i don't have a spouse. is that why? > and let's find lauren a boyfriend. >> we do. all right. jen. we do have one of our viewers who responded i would not advise we love our boss. >> thank you. we get a lot of grievous philly's sports fans. one of their news papers has crossed the line. this is a story you'll see only in philly, coming up. we're all tired, so doesn't a nap sound perfect right now? no, you may be doing it all long. leading sleep researchers say

three things pha*b matter, one, the time of the day you take your nap, two, what time of day are you napping, three, where are you napping, on the sofa, or in your bed. doctor mike, let's be honest, if you're tired and your schedule clear, isn't a nap just a nap? actually taking a nap will help reduce your sleep debt, if you will. it has to be done in the right way, though. it needs to be less than 30 minutes long because if it's more than that, you go into rem sleep and you'll be groggy the rest of the day and you won't be able to do your job. secondly, it needs to be between the hours of one and four. that is the optimal time to get that nap in. so naps, okay, as long as your boss lets you do

this hour on fox 9 weekend, so many questions, concerns over ebola and the risk to public health. our doctor mike joining us live to provide some answers. plus, philadelphia sporting lienal end i mortal lied. we take you inside the studio as an artist pays trub butt to smoking joe frazer. this is philadelphia's most interactive newscast. this is fox 29 weekend. your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive. this is fox 29's weekend. and good morning and thank you for joining us once again. welcome to our saturday edition of fox 29 weekend. it is october 18 already. we're halfway through the month. i'm karen hepp. lauren johnson. we have so much to get to this morning, including a story that is totally philadelphia. reacting to the new york news calling us bad fans. >> i call it sore loss ears.

> so many of us are really concerned so we decided to have dr. mike come here. he is here as we speak and he's answering questions. if you have questions about ebola, about the transmission of it, anything that's on your mind you can facebook us or tweet us and see if that hashtag fox 29 weekend. that's how we find the questions and doctor mike will be here to answer them live. the first, let's get a check of your interactive weather. we're taking a live look from our camera at the philadelphia international airport. this morning a question from miss caitlyn. my name is caitlyn from broomall. i want to know what the weather is going to be like for saturday because i have a flag football and a soccer game. >> thank you so much, kef i'm. we'll be happy to answer your question. we had one last our, another pint-size one. you can send that to us through twitter, interest grament or facebook. just don't forget the hashtag. happily, kevin, you're going to

have nice weather for you. the past two saturdays have been rain ian we had a lot of games that were washed out. that's not the case today. we are showing a colt frond out towards the west. as far as what's going on right here in the delaware valley we've got sunshine, we've got clouds and showers moving in from the west. he don't think we see any rain today, maybe a sprinkle up in the poconos, otherwise this cold front should be a dry passage. meaning you may see the clouds, the winds pick up, the temperatures will fall later but we should have a nice looking day. the sun is coming through. winds will increase out of the west. we could see some gusts up to 30 miles an hour at times. right now it's comfortable. the temperatures are mainly in the mid to upper 50s. if you got the kids eds games or somer and around town, not too bad.

63 in wildwood. your fox cast for today, we should hit 68-degrees. although i think we hit that earlier in the afternoon. temperatures fall later as the cold air returns in. for treatment temperatures back in the 40s. that's about a 10 to 15-degree hit. 46-degrees will be the low temperatures under some clouds. sunday is looking very, very chilly. we've been tracking this. we'll have the latest. > we've got this developing story right now that we are following this morning. it's a growing concern over ebola. the president is trying to calm some of the fears that so many of us. in his weekly address the president discusses what the country is doing. disaifd is outside the national ipse stiewts of health. good morning, dave. good morning to you. it is the second full day of nina tpa*pl's treatment here at the national institutes of health hospital in bethesda, maryland. tpa*pl is a 26 year old nurse, the first to contract ebola

after caring for patient thomas eric duncan in dallas. he recently tied from ebola. tpa*pl was thrown on a specialty outfitted jet. she is now in is lays here in bethesda with two nurses in her room at all times. doctors say she is in fair and stable condition. her treatment here in bethesda comes as lawmakers have been debating possible -- a possible travel restrictions and assistance in west africa. president obama discussed those issues in his weekly radio address. finally we can't just cut ourselves off from west africa where this disease is raging. our medical experts tell us that the best way to stop this disease is to stop it at its source before it spreads even wider and becomes even more difficult to contain. trying seal off an entire region of the world, if that were at all possible, could make the

situation worse. it would make it hard to move healthcare supplies back and forth. it could change effected people to change their travel, to evade screening and make the disease even harder to track. the president went onto say the united states will lead in the global response in west africa. now, if you have questions about ebola, you can facebook us or tweet us, doctor mike is in and he's answering those questions. just use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. guys x back to you. our cover story this morning, a big debate on our facebook page. a night of fun and drinks at a bar turns into a horrible nightmare for a maryland woman. police say she meta man. he went home with her and the two had unprotected sex seven times over a three-day period. here's the catch, police say the man, 28 year old daniel cleaves knew he was hiv positive but never told her. police areleasinged cleaves. s now out on bale and waiting to go to court. the story lit up on social media

sites. for us, mills read it, thousands shared it and thousands more left their comments. joining us now on skype this morning, katie cease inner from take back the night. thanks so much for joining us this morning, katie. >> you're welcome. out of the 4,000 comments on our facebook page, most people are blaming the woman. i wanted to get your take on that. >> great question. i think it's important to think about the difference about somebody's faults versus what's against the law. it sounds like a lot of people had good values or good judgments, but even when we don't emphasize the same values or good judgments it doesn't mean we should have the law broken against us or additional punishment for our bad choices. here's some comments. i wanted your interaction on this. isn't this the consequences of having unprotected sex? i mean. it is sad she most likely had

hiv and she didn't know the man and slept with him for three days. it's base her fight. your reaction for that. >> i think it's pretty clear and asking someone who knowingly has a disease to, you know, reveal that up front helps us make an informed decision about unprotected sex or not. personal preference about taking a risk for pregnancy is not the same as taking a risk with somebody that has a deadly disease. colleen writes i'm sure he isn't the first man she's brought home from a bar, play russia roulette and you're going to get a bullet sooner or later, harsh words. >> if we refers the genders we would have never said play roulette if you're a guy and you get what you deserve, we would be applauding him for having a hundred partners and yet we have this double standard for women. we want to share one more. these comments make me sick. yes, there was a complete lack of commonsense and

responsibility, but that makes her the villian, not the man who willingly and knowing transmitted a life threatening disease to a stranger? classic blaming. >> i think she nailed it, that last one. i think it would help a lot for us to switch the mail and female roles and that if a woman had knowingly transmitted the disease to a man would we be having the same conversation? we have a ways to go in talking through this issue. i agree with you. people have so much to say. thanks so much for joining us. absolutely, you're welcome. > of course if you still have something to say, you can go to our website and use hashtag fox 29 weekend. > aware house goes up in tblaims overnight. it happened in brooks county. firefighters were called out. this happened around 4:00 a.m. this morning. nobody was inside at the time. the cause of that fire is under

investigation. also, there is a murder investigation in our hunt incorporate park neighborhood in philadelphia. this one happened about 10:30 last evening right along west hunt incorporate park. he died at the hospital. so far we do not have any suspects. > all right. sad ins for us, the eagles are off, it's a bye week so we're whying you, what are you doing? we want to know. tell us, hashtag fox 29 weekend and we'll ask our friends, john and sean their plans as well. an actor, comedian and philly native pleading with the rental car company what he's doing to help safe one woman's job. and let the shopping madness begin. stores opening up at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. whatever happened to family time. we let you sound off. em ' anthony morning loose owe and you're tech life from the

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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.

> i'm bruise gored dan. sunday night philadelphia eagles fans watched as the birds stomped the hated division rife al new york joints 26-0. the eagles dominated this one right from the opening kickoff. it was 23-0 in the third quarter when the joints threatened to get on the board. viktor cruise in the corner of end zone incomplete and cruise fell to the turf with a season

ending knee injury. the link went wild. the new york tabloid do what tabloids do. accusing eagles fans and staffers of gloating over the injury. it was a bum ramp. they were cheering the failed attempt. it was later seen joining players from both teams and taking a knee and praying for cruise' recovery. here's my take. accusing philadelphia fans of vision, low life behavior is easy pickings for a sports writer fresh out of fresh ideas. we get justifiablely reminded as being reminded of decades old texts. lets he be clear, we are of like it that we're viewed as the nasty fans in sports. it makes us feel we can intimidate the visitors. here's an idea, the next time

you hear an out of town sports writer, ignore. when you hear a philly's fan complaining that we're the crudest, toughest fans in all of sports, ignore that, too. only in philly. doctor mike is busy in our studio answering your questions about ebola. you can ask him anything. just make sure you put that hashtag fox 29 weekend in there. of course we won't be able to see your comments. they're coming in. he is hard at work. it's time now for your interactive weather. we are taking a live look at atlantic city. a beautiful shoreline. it is so gore ambiguous. and caitlyn, it's great for anything. all the kids in their costumes dressed up. what's the temperature going to be like. >> i love your kids love the zoo. so many kids do. we're getting closer and closer halloween. this is where you get the

costumes together. a the look of people going pumpkin picking. it's the perfect fall day. events begin at 10:00 a.m. at the zoo. the scare crow scavenger hunt. not being said it will be pretty breezy. we'll see that chance for some clouds to pick up and it might be a little breezy otherwise. it looks pretty good for the forecasts there. let's take a look at what else we have to expect around the area. for that i'm going to grab my clicker. excuse me for a moment. we're all about the teg technology, of course. sometimes it fails. back again. all right. so that's -- okay, wait. this is for real. there we go. (cheering) i don't even know why it's there. we've got some showers off towards our west.

as i mentioned that cold front should not bring showers, but it will bring some wind and also some clouds. 56 in pottstown, 64 in wildwood. it's generally a comfortable morning out there. but it's going to turn a lit l less than comfortable as early as tomorrow. check out this seven day forecast. 57 on sunday and that is with a brisk north winds. so it will feel mostly like it's in the upper 40s all day long. 49 is the low temperature monday morning. that's in the city. we could talk about our first frost for many of our suburban spots. we stay pretty cool as our next low pressure arrives in the middle part of the week. that looks to bring a lot of clouds and showers, unlike the warm weather that the showers brought earlier this week, we will be talking about some chilly weather. that doesn't look to change as we go through the rest of the week. by friday we see a high testimony of 64 degrees. fors fans in limbo.

off tomorrow. the big win over the giants. let's look at our team. are we happy with where we are with our birds. >> 5 and 1, are you kidding me? i don't know if it feels like 5 and 1, but the coy boys are 5 and 1, too. the offense not necessarily looking great every game. the defence played all, the special teams have been unbelievable. they get to take a week off and watch the giants and the cowboys on sunday, tomorrow, on fox5, by the way. i feel great about the team. john is exactly right, karen. i'll tell you what, nick foles, the most important person on this team has probably played at a c level. my expectations are a little bit higher for him as well as for eagles fans across the board. i really do believe that only over the course of the next ten games he will only get better. i think people will find a lot

of extra time this weekend. of course we'll watch the giants-cowboys game. they call it the honey do. i asked sean what are you doing in the bye week. he said i wanted to go catch up on a movie. what did you do last year? i forget what i saw last year, but i'm looking forward to getting to the movies. get out of the house, treat the girl for a lunch and then catch a movie. is it possible to implement the by week for everybody in this world? like, you know, no disrespect to nfl players, but they only play 16 games a season and they're getting a week off. i think i could use a bye week. >> i think i could use a bye week from work. a lot of guys are doing this this time a year and whenever i go to the pumpkin pick patch you see guys and they kind of

recognize each other and we kind of give each other nods. last year, we went and picked the pumpkin and we come home and we carve it. pretty good work. my left is wife is on the left. she did that. that's what i'll be doing. i think it's line villa is where i get dragged to. i'm doing on sunday. i'm going to have a little apple side air. it's getting cold. i'm going pumpkin picking. i thought you were going to come up with silly. half the world will be down at line villa. my kids will be there. we'll check in with you next week. what will you be doing? use that hashtag, fox 29 weekend. the leader of the free world gets a lot of percs, white house, air force one, but president obama is just like us in so many ways. what happen to him as he dined in a new york city restaurant?

also we would like to brag on some of our own, that's our own sue care rea, look at her daughter at the home coming court last night. tonight is the big dance. a the look of home coming weekends. also we have a big week, a walk to end alzheimer's. that is chris o'connell, sue serio and bruise gordon. we're taking your music requests. this is cotton eye joe requested by pennsylvania near a. what do you want to hear? use the hashtag this is jim.

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> a philadelphia community calling for an end to the violence. they're walking in memory of a woman murdered over a 14-dollar handbag. i feel like it's a beautiful morning for it. let's judging to jenny joist. she's at the finish line in northern liberties. good morning. the last runners and walkers finished the finish line about 10 minutes ago. they are rally together over stopping the violence. this run was organized by a group called handbags for peace, which came to be after a 26 year old woman, as you mentioned, killed for her handbag. you know what, all of this was sparked via the power of social media sparking a conversation online, what can we do to stop

this? that's how the hand bags for piece all got together today to try to make a difference. you know what, handbags for peace is hoping to raise about $5,000 at today's race. people saw what was happening here this morning and decided to sign up on the spot to try to make a difference. because the group launch social media there's a huge push to promote this cause on handbags for piece. that's the number for piece. the raise kicked off around 8:15 this morning. there was a lot of excitement. as hard as it was for amber long's mom to come back to the city where she says her daughter was killed, she says it's important for her to be here. i hope that it will remind people that these guys are still out there. i hope it will bring amber's case back into the public eye because honestly she deserves

it. she was one of those people that we just, you know, we can't afford to lose. > and so again, this race today, hoping to raise about $5,000 and something very special that happened. as amber's mom crossed this in if issue line, everybody handed her yellow flowers. what was the significance of that? >> i think the significance is just the unity of women coming together. i'm assuming it's her favorite color. we had the yellow scarfs, the yellow flowers all coming together for one cause. it was an awful powerful fight uniting in this community. > what a wonderful morning out there. thank you for sharing that with us. > some of your answers to concerns about medical issues specifically when it comes to object to the form of the ebola. we brought in the weekday guy to answer your questions. he's live in our studio hoping

> welcome back. we've got some of your comments. what are you doing for the bye week. mike says who cares. i'm watching football. not pick kin pumpkin. you can pick your pumpkin at the store. let's get over to our caitlyn ross with our check about the forecast. >> a lot of people choose the bye week to get married.

but they're bigfoot ball fans and they don't want the two to overlap. it is a very popular weekend for wednesdayings. glad we'll be in sunny sea isle this weekend for fall fest of the it will definitely be sunny, but by tomorrow sorn r turning chilly. by none a mix of sunday and clouds much the winds will definitely pick up. we'll see them gust over 20 miles an hour. by 10:00 temperatures back into the mid 6 0s. that's down the shore. tonight it won't be as cold as in the city. you can see a broken line of showers along that front. it is moving southeast where it shouldn't bring us any rain, but it bring the dramatic drop in temperatures. temperatures right now, though, very comfortable, 55 in mount pocono, 56 in pottstown, 61 in philly and 60 down in million industry. it should be a really nice saturday. maybe a few more clouds and breezy this afternoon.

winds are pretty calm. not going to see those gusts not quite yet. we'll wait until later this afternoon. 68 today and seasonal, but we're dropping to a high temperature of just 67. it's going to be chilly if you're out there picking those pumpkins. it's the low 40s to upper 50s most of the day. temperatures stay cool with showers returning on tuesday for the rest of the week. caitlyn, thanks so much. of course we all know this, ebola is such a concern amongst so many people and there are so many questions out there so we invited our own doctor mike in on fox 29 weekend. he's going to answer some of the questions that you have. vanessa is going to kick it off. how are their survivors on ebola and how can we save only 30 percent of ebola patients? why are only some able to survive, hashtag fox 29 weekend. >> a lot has to do with how the patient was before they got sick. if they are eeld other. if they're older than 45, if

they're in poor health. and most importantly are they able to get access to good medical care. all of those things allow you to survive this. remember, and i want to say this, absolutely no need to panic here. no panic needed. > all right. ry card today so is can i get ebola on an airplane if a person from west africa is sitting next to me and starts coughing. >> unlike the flu this was not that easily transmitted. i had a patient say i was afraid to fly up for thanksgiving from florida to thanksgiving. unless you're having a layover somewhere in liberia, not a problem. it's not the flu. it's not airborne so you're not at risk. not a gleam. > and troy finishes it out, he says is cremation of an effective body the most effective way to destroy the ebola virus? >> that's a creepy one, but it's a good question. why? because the virus can

actually last in the body, a dead body, for up to several months. so cremation actually is the best way to destroy the virus in africa where they don't have access to cremation, they have to bury not only the patient, but the clothes and all of that to prevent other people from getting sick. and that's one of the ways things are being spread. the family members are hugging their deceased loved ones and that can spread the virus. really quickly i was flying actually this week and i see a lot of people wearing the masks and the gloves, is that really helping. >> no, it's just adding to fear. > i saw people with two masks on. >> i don't even want people to do this for halloween. it's not really anything to laugh about. forget it. but don't do that. > don't do it. >> thanks for coming in. i'm honored to be here. love you. > all right. karen. we'll keep answering some more of your questions.

a little bit of a medical twist, every time we see bon oh he's wearing those sunglasses. we thought it's so cool. the real reason the rock star says he sports those sunnies. you're the one thing i can't get enough of. that dance scene in dirty dancings is one of the more famous us in movie history. that movie is almost 30 years old. but it's still making kids dance. including this guy. (music). > this is eight year old charley re-creating patrick's

famous scene from dirty dancing. his moves have picked up more than 6,000 views. this being uploaded more than two weeks ago. ryan dennis is here with the video that had us all saying o. in five days he picked up 600,000 views on u tube. it got me choked up. o. > are you all right? >> (screaming). > that has to be one of the most watched music videos of all time. you know what makes a come back every halloween and this year is no different thanks to a group of moms. > alex, i get it. they're mom bees, not disom bees, the makers of the video say the thought of zombies are

horrifying enough, but becoming a mom bee is just a result of having small children. and that is the trend for this week. you can check out any of our clips at our website myfoxphilly.com. we'll see you monday. a a little bit more, a beautiful day, we're sending you out. keeping your requests coming. we'll tell you about the sunglasses

> you're watching fox 29 weekend, hashtag. thanks so much for doing that. we want you to do the exact same thipg you saw. record a video saying you're watching fox 29 video or you love karen's shoes, you love caitlyn's dress. post-it on facebook, instagram or whatever, just make sure you use the hashtag fox 29. >> when you go to the soccer game today or whatever sport your kids do, the ice rink for hockey, anything that your kids are doing, send us a little video. we love those picture. please keep them coming as well. now we switch to high school wood this morning. donald's trademark sun glasses are not a fashion statement. the singer revealed on the gram

norton show he actually wears them to combat the glaucoma that he's been suffering from for 20 years. glaucoma is a disease that can cause sensitivity to light. he is receiving treatment and i says he will be just fine. his only only concern is that people will refer to him as poor old blind bon owe. it doesn't explain why he's wearing the sun glasses so now we know. we thought it was all rock star cool and now there's a reason. he's probably old enough to own it to up. he was the speaker at the university of pennsylvania when my sister graduated back in the day. do you remember that, i was just star struck. we haul ave the thing when you go shopping. you like to think you live this great exciting life.

i go shopping and i'm sorry, we can't take it right now. it's been declined. and then they say it's not working right now. so we're not alone. apparently it just happened to the leader of the free world. he had that exact embarrassing moment, his credit card was declined. where was he? >> president obama said yesterday that his credit card was rejected last month when he was out to dinner with the first lady in new york city. he did it in front of his woman, too. another embarrassment. he said he doesn't use it often. the president said michelle had her card and the first couple was able to pay for their meal. i certainly feel better about myself. when you're in a long line when it happens and people are behind you with 20 things and you're like turning around, like sorry. obviously his wife of how many years, it's not embarrassing, but have you ever been out with

a man and his credit card was declined? no, but i haven't been out on a date, so -- > true story. if you have a better suggestion for setting poor lauren up on a bad date. okay. another big talker is holiday shopping. it's getting earlier and earlier every year. how do you feel about that? is that something where you love to run out after your thanksgiving dinner and hit the sales? we'll be talking about some of your comments next. this is for amber. she wanted to hear titanium. 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.

> welcome back. you guys are still commenting. we love it. troy says he is hoping that the cowboys get crushed so the nflest is ours again. we love when our men support our women in the breast cancer fight. thanks so much for your comments. keep them coming, fox 29 weekend. it's time to go in focus this morning.

this is one of our very favorite segments at fox 29 weekend because it involves on of our own bill roir. he takes us on a really neat journey through his lens. this week he gives us a firsthand look at a pretty mighty object. what is it? i went inside a studio where sculpture stephen lane inspires many boxers with his work. philadelphia is a city many champions call home. we can all relate to joe frazer. there is something about him that is the character of this city. skull torr stephen lane leads a boxers' focus in concentration. it requires a lot of small adjustments. most days i'll come in and i'll draw again and think can i get that just a little better? bringing details to life. such a boxer's face, you know. and the nose broken.

smoking joe frazer known for heating up in the later rounds and for his deadly left hook. this cross on type of style is very philadelphia. a lot of the great boxers that came out of here were influenced by earlier boxers like archie moore. i thought it's joann it's also philadelphia. stephen has been molding and shaping this nine foot icon for six months. i am very worn out. this job is both physical and mental at the same time. you know, i last about six hours and then i go home and i take a nap. hoping his hard work inspires. i think more often a the look of us feel like boxers. we feel like we're getting beat up a lot and we feel like we're losing and we per severe and

that's probably a core inspiration for me. it feels similar to what i see when iwatch him box. it's labeled the fight of the century. march 8, 1971, philadelphia's heavy weight champion joe frazer in the green trunks fighting muhammad alley inside madison square garden. the fight features two undefeated boxers. until joe frazer knocks down ally. the shot that was taken for sports illustrated, that is this pose. a snapshot taking shape. it's a very interesting moment for him. it's certainly just an instant of achievement. a moment forever embraced by a city. it is kind of getting to do a great super hero for the city.

that gave me chills. what's next? >> the next step is foundry work and then folks can see the statute at the stadium in april. how big is that. >> it's going to be about nine feet tall without a platform. and when they put it on platform it's going to be much meyer. > thank you. keep coming with these wonderful stories. we do love them. in our fox box this morning we're talking holiday shopping and new this week that macy's will open its doors at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving. many other retailers also following their lead. we took to the streets to find out exactly what people think about this. i don't think it's really good. i think that for our society i think we really need to work more towards promoting family time. i think that, you know, so many of us work so much as it is and

it's just kind of fueling that fire and i just really don't think that's a good idea. >> i guess it's a personal choice. i mean, if you want over time or anything like that. it's good to add over time. i like shopping so -- i feel like everyone can choose whether they want to stay at dinner or go shopping. i guess she's right. you can make the choice, but it's like your food can't even digest. i'm in the a shopper on thanksgiving. i have to join the family with all the craziness. a the look of people love the deals and they want to get there because they have fabulous deals. i understand if you're a worker it's really inconvenience. it's not like you don't want to lose your job and you have to work and you do event have the choice. > i wonder who is working on thanksgiving. tweet us. >> who is your star crush or someone that would make you, you're driving along the street

and it's pull over. pull over. i am taking a selfie. one woman did that. and for her, that person, kevin heart. a totally funny comedian. we're taking a picture with kevin. i know who yours is. h episode what i'm looking for is a mind reader. two girls, i'm making dinner like a nice mommy. my husband says can i help you. i said sure. he goes outside. he fertilizes the lawn. it was raining. here's the thing guy, all we want is a mind reader. take care of dinner, take care of those kids. take care of something that isn't the lawn. does he help with the loppedry? no. does he help with the cooking?

>> he does than help unless i tell him to help. > why do we have to tell you what to do all the time? exactly. >> you're a successful entrepreneur. > kind of sort of. >> you're a doctor. > yes, i am. you know how to predict your people's business and their needs. >> i hope so. > do you ever think about what your wife needs. >> yeah, all the time. > do you help her with the laundry? >> do i help her with the laundry? > i help her -- >> do you ever think maybe how can i? baby, i love you, how can i help. you don't know what's in a womb's mind. you never do. > laundry, no way. cooking, once in a while. all i'm saying is if you can't be a mind reader, just ask what can i do to help. the question is not can i help, the question is what can i do to help you? it's monologue, looking for help, looking for a mind reader. got to love jen.

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> welcome back. we're getting your pictures coming in. it is a fabulous harry potter weekend. this one looks like to me that

it is the wand store there where they have all the repair -- oh what is that called when you say magic, april ray contact dab ray. >> spells. > a fabulous intern who had car troubles this morning, thank you. also thanks to doctor mike for keeping all of philadelphia healthy and informed, says norma. you look handsome in your crisp white shirt. okay. so nicole is always looking online, looking for stories and she told me about this one this weekend. i was like what. it's about kevin heart. which i'm not surprised. this is my favorite story with you it is. we have some video that we're going to run. he was at lax. people were taking pictures of him. she stops the shuttle, gets out, takes a selfie with him. then gets back on the shuttle and was like oh, i'm sorry,

guys. she was so fascinated by kevin heart. it turns out that they suspended her without pay. kevin heart puts the selfie on video, national rent a cars it has been brought to my attention that kinesha dugs has been suspended for taking a picture with me. come on, have some compassion. > who do you pull the car over to take a selfie with. >> bradley crafts. > bradley cooper. >> i'm from jersey, the boss, bruce spring teen. > good one. >> mark sanchez. > make it happen because i sit next to them. help me out, doctor mike, come

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