unaudible. >> nobody is asking any questions. >> what school to go to? pandemonium at another school meeting this one involves a high cool shutting down. parent scrambling to enroll their children at new schools all across philadelphia. and, boom, that is one big cat. that is a house cat. a pet. i am will's not kidding. we're looking for him this morning in wilmington. we should have a than eye out for this cat. call the cops or us if you spot those spots. and we're still confused. quarantine or not to quarantine that is the ebola question. new guidelines, and new debate and confusion, doctor mike has his take. and, we will role are these toys over to the u.s. marines, so just pull up and be easy, don't get out of the car, those guys will grab the

the toys right out of the car. hi everybody, straight up 7:00 o'clock. >> good for the sue. >> hi alex. >> hey. >> hey. >> those cowboys last night. >> how about that. >> i said yesterday i would feel so much better about the eagles loss if the cowboys could somehow lose. >> there was something else you said do you remember this, mike. >> i'm sick about this. if in a huge upset, washington beats dallas tonight, and if they do i will wear a powdered wig for 9:00 o'clock hour. >> so, get your wig ready, mike, because it happens, it definitely happens, after the 40-yard field goal in overtime, it gave washington a 20-17 win. it snaps cowboys six game winning streak. >> feel better about this now. >> i never thought this would happen but we had a powerederd wig. >> who knew. >> get ready. >> so in honor of the presidents george washington, i will be wearing this for the the whole 9:00 o'clock hour.

>> that would be great. >> it will be worth it. >> it will be hot, isn't it, sue if he puts it on. >> it will be a warm one later on today. we will get to your weather forecast in a moment but we will start off with traffic this morning. sky fox is on the way to the scene of this accident. we will have pictures in a few minutes but in northeast philadelphia bustleton have avenue at princeton avenue we have an accident that is reportedly between the school bus and a car, they say there are children on the bus, we will have have more information on that accident but avoid that area, of the northeast bustleton avenue at princeton avenue. on the roosevelt boulevard southbound on ramp, from broad street, there is an accident there, and finally in conshohocken fey yet street at elm street another accident this morning. so, already busy traffic wise but rather tranquil out there for your weather and we are giving you a ten out of ten. we have the sweat shirt on bus stop buddy for this morning because it business these longer nights a cooler morning, temperatures in the 40's and 50's to get started

and we have a few clouds out there anticipating this cold front that will move through tomorrow but today we are starting off at 51 degrees, calm winds, sunrise happening at 7:25 officially but it is looking like a beautiful sunrise as well. then we will get to 75 degrees by the the end of the day, back to the 70's for one day only, ate up in the we down to 62. not a bad night. but there are chilly temperatures on the way. we will up that mike in the seven day forecast. 7:03. oh, boy authorities re move more than a dozen, actually 25 dogs from a home, in south philadelphia. >> and they believe these dogs were used as part of the dog fighting ring. steve keeley joins us live at the scene now, steve? >> reporter: well, somebody call nine # one at in midnight suspecting dog fighting going on. detectives that got hearsay that those suspicion where is

right on. fifteen adult dogs, eight puppies at least. search warrant here on the front door list the the home owner but it was renter whom authorities believe was angelo dundee of these fighting dogs. here's the video of some of the dogs we saw out here on mifflin street here early this morning. the philadelphia born angelo dundee trained mohammed ali, sugar ray leonard and george foreman. he train ali to be greatest. these dogs had training, treadmills and even the the steroids to make them mike tyson mean, stronger bite and endurance to go the distance. >> what i believe we have here is an alleged breeding and fighting operation. at the individual that lives at this location we believe he is at work. we have a suspect. so, the investigation is ongoing. we were able to retrieve, as you have seen, some treadmills which is typically used in training, some spring poles and some other fighting paraphernalia. a lot of steroids. the these dogs were trained

like body builders. they are kept lean. they are kept in good shape just like a boxer. so this is very typical where you would see inside of a training operation. >> reporter: did you suspect anything was going on next door. >> nothing was going on next door. we have been here for years, nothing. he always took care of his dogs. >> reporter: you don't think he was fighting these dogs. >> in. >> reporter: what do you think he was doing with them. >> i just seen him walk them like he usually do. >> reporter: well, here are homemade treadmills that he also walk his dogs honor ran them on. you can see they have wooden track on one like a tank, the the other one has carpeting, for its track. the the dogs trained to the top of these treadmills detectives told me. wooden walls pin them in so they have no choice but to run. it was an uphill incline on them. sadest sights inside for

detectives, the dogs trained to radiators so close to the walls, because the chains were so short that when they wagged their tails so hard their tails would hit the walls repeatedly and that is why walls were splattered with blood. other sad sight we saw one of the dogs missing an eye an all cut up but i can tell you the other even of the dog, was the happiest site, wagging his tail, seen smiling, he and the others smiles that they have all been saved and hopefully a all of them will be adopted by people who are watching this and just as outrage and heart broken as the rest of us. >> my god. >> where exactly are you, it is mifflin. >> twenty-second and mifflin. mike, here's other sat sight about this we're seeing kids walk to school. that is kindergarten through third great school down there mcdaniels primary. six doors away from a public elementary school here in south philadelphia. >> would you think it would be really loud with all of the dogs barking. >> hopefully somebody will come forward this morning, with more information. lets get back to this now.

is always frightening. this is in northeast philadelphia, sky fox is over a school bus accident. oh, my gosh. this is bustleton avenue and princeton avenue. you can see that car completely upside down. does this look like an suv. >> it does look like an suv. it looks like there is two other cars involve, one is overturn. another is near front of the bus. we do know there were students on this bus but we don't know of any injuries at this point. >> it looks like the bus, didn't sustain very much damage but again. >> the the car. >> yes, the the jolt, you know, will knock kid out of their seat. >> oh, boy. we are sending a crew there and will get more information for you, prince tons at bustleton a ugly scene. there will be a school board meeting tonight to talk about the hazing investigation that shut down the football program at central bucks west. >> meet ago have meeting this follows one that took place last night just for the parents of football players. we're told that the

superintendent, updated parents on the district's investigation, after the meeting, some parents told us that they felt the punishment did not fit the the crime, while others said, they were worried that their sons would lose college scholarships. family of the new jersey girl strange told death two years ago is suing several law enforcement agencies. lawsuit claims authorities did not act properly in their investigation and if they had, there is a chance autumn pasquale would still ab alive. the 12 year-old was killed in october offer 2012 after going to a neighbor's house to tried bike parts. a spokesmen for gloucester county prosecutor's office says the girl was already dead when she was reported missing so blaming police is misplaced. it was a very heated, emotional night at philadelphia's walter palmer charter school, last night. >> yeah, lot of shouting parents, gathered to find out about new school options for their children after the charter school suddenly closed. the the whole high school has now been closed. so sabina is on this, what are you hearing. >> reporter: it just took

about 20 minutes before things got ugly last night. parents went to the meeting to find out what was going on and they didn't like what they were hearing. they thought it was more of a photo on on for school founder and they felt like their, pressing concerns were not being addressed doctor walter pal in inner cast at a the the meeting. he said it was supposed to introduce parents to dozens of other school options with representatives from public and catholic schools, along with other charters, where their kids could enroll but it was too little and way too late for a lot of these parents. they angry point out it is almost the middle on have the school year and their kids should not be forced to up end their lives with such little notice. many told us they are sad but finding another good school for their kids to attend, they say it is the reason why they chose a charter school in the first place. >> i'm's devastated. i'm hurt. i'm angry. we can't get our babe is in none of these schools. it is not fair. i asked them, i talk to the

ceo, he called the school, and they kept telling me do not worry. then i get a call friday to worry. i'm devastated. my grandson is devastating. he is hurt, he is sad. he said mom, what are you going to do. you can see the tears tears streaming down their face. the school district is ready to take these kids n doctor palmer says his staff for the hard to keep the high school opened, another 275 students were cut from the elementary school there, in a lottery. after the charter school enrolled too many kid, and they had fund ago this was cut. so this morning nearly 300 philadelphia kids still without schools to call their own, guys. >> that is tragic. >> hard to understand. >> all right. 7:10. new castle county police are on the look out for an exotic, very large cat. >> this is one big cat, the cat has run off from its home. it is in the wester farms

section of wilmington delaware. his name is boo, at first chance boo looked like a bobcat or a cougar and it might shock you to see it running around the the neighborhood but its owners say he is horme less. he is a harmless house cat. a cross between an average domestic cat and an african wild contacted. he is exotic. he is pricey. his own owner says boo chased after a bunny a few weeks ago and never returned. they put up flyers and scoured the neighborhood but despite a few credible sightings, boo has not come home. >> we set up chicken around here, with trail cameras to see if he is coming back. >> he is a brother to me. he has been part of the family almost nine years. he is, since he has gone, he made me feel like i just want to get him back good new castle county police and spca are involved in this search and you can help out too, look around wilmington today if you

see him, don't approach, simply call the the police. and new details this morning about that school shooting out in washington state last friday. >> officials now say that the shooter 15 year-old jay len fryberg tested his friends, invited them to lunch and then shot them at their table. two students died. three others were injured. two of the students still in the hospital are fryberg's cousins. >> wow. >> one of them 14 year old nate happies the only victim to show any iron of an improvement at this point. he also tweeted this message of forgiveness writing i love you, and i forgive you, jaylen, rest in peace. >> we've. meanwhile police are still trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. >> as i had stated conducting an investigation of this scope takes time and we may never have many of thes that most have you are seeking. >> police say murder weapon was bought legally as it belongs to one of the shooters relatives but they don't know exactly how he got it. >> wow. >> 7:12. federal government released new guidelines for health care workers returning to the u.s. from the ebola the hot zone.

the question over quarantines, is being answered state by state. >> state by state, doug luzader, are you confused by this. what are we supposed to do now. >> reporter: i'm confused by it and i'm supposed to talk about it this morning, guys. listen, we have individual states that are coming up with their own guidelines. you've got the cdc that has its list of recommendations, and that is really all those are right now and then you have the pentagon coming up with a policy policy to tiehl with people who may have been exposed to the ebola virus. nurse casey hipcox may be perfect example of how confusing the ebola response can be. quarantined after returning from west have africa, she was released from a new jersey hospital yesterday, after her fever subsided and she tested negative for ebola. she had threaten legal action against new jersey, now her lawyers appear to be fighting officialness their home state of maine who are pushing for their own quarantine.

it is screening travelers for ebola is one thing, determining what to do with them is something else. state governors, one after another, are coming up with their own quarantine rules leaving federal health care officials and the white house compass rated. >> we should be mindful of not placing undue burdens or out ride disrespecting health care workers who are making a commitment to go and serve those who are less fortunate in west africa to try to stop this out break at the source. >> reporter: some of the confusion was coming from the administration too after the army chief of staff, ordered u.s. troops returning from west africa, undergo 21 days of monitoring fueling criticism of government's response. >> you you cannot treat the military one way and treat individuals health care workers coming out of the region another way, and liberian, sierra leon and ginea citizens a different way. >> reporter: the white house points out they just don't have the authority to force states to do anything as far as this goes. it is a fair amount of states

autonomy here. meantime public health officials are concerned that all this confusion will stop health care workers from going to west africa and dealing with ebola with the east bowl a out break right at the source. >> it is a big problem. all right doug, thank to you that are. seventeen year-old australian runaway popped up in a video for isis. teen is showing with other militants saying they have strike the necks of the inn fidel and arab country. in comes as australian government prepare a bill that with make traveling to any terrorism hot spot pun ishable by prison. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced plans to fast track 1,000 new housing units east jerusalem despite international opposition. israel's move to build an contested region is likely to increase tensions, bows israelis and palestinian lay claim to it. the international community including the u.s. does not recognize israel's hold on east jerusalem. all right. south african prosecutors in the oscar pistorius case are manning to file an appeal, this week, you knew this was

come, in opposition to the former olympian's verdict for killing his girl friend. last week oscar pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison for a culpable homicide conviction which is basically, a manslaughter here in the u.s. if found guilty in an appeal he could face a murder conviction, again, this is risky, after a judge acquitted him, of the harsher charge, prosecutors say they think that the judge misapplied the law. we shall find out what happens in the appeal. and a new mayor has been elected in toronto to replace quite the entertainer rob ford. but he won't be disappearing from politics apparently up there in canada. >> you may remember ford dropped out of the mayoral election last month, battling a rare form of cancer. his brother doug ran in his place but he was defeated. however rob ford did win a city council seat and said he will run for mayor again in four years. >> sue, he is not going away. >> no. >> aren't we grateful. >> i'm actually happeny we have something to talk about we have a lot to talk about

with traffic this morning as we get started on your tuesday morning. sky fox is over the scene of this horrible accident in northeast philadelphia it happened at bustleton avenue, and princeton avenue. this accident reportedly between a school bus and at least one car, but it looks like from the picture here that two cars, two vehicles are involved along with the school bus. there are, there were children aboard the school bus when this happened, according to reports, so as soon as we get more information we will talk more about that. but in the meantime do you want to avoid that area of the northeast, bustleton and princeton. also, in blue bell, penn lynn pike near brights lane is there a water main break there the road is closed. take the alternate which is plymouth road or, north bethlehem pike. now on the turnpike westbound approaching fort washington there is an accident there, and the left lane is blocked. so, a lot of problems on the roads this morning. but not with the weather. you really cannot blame the weather for this because high pressure is in under control and it is dry, and it is

rather mild this morning. this mild air mass sticks around for another day of so, and then the cold trent comes through late in the day, tomorrow. and then we will get chilly air after that. is what the timing of this? well, we have plenty of sunshine for the rest of the day to day, we will get in the 70's and you'll see the cold front moving through, tomorrow, we will start to get the clouds, first in the morning, and then, the actual rain comes through, at night, when we get the last of the front, and it slows down as it makes progress across pennsylvania. that should be it for. that so, future rainfall totals, and a it looks like we will probably get about a tenth of an inch of rain, when all is said and done. so for right now, you won't need the heaviest coast you own, 54 degrees in philadelphia, 44 in allentown. fifty in wrightstown to get started 567892 in millville. it is up to 55 degrees in wildwood. with the sunshine temperatures will zoom up rather quickly. is there your satellite and radar picture. another look at the cold front bringing rain to indiana right now, and it is clearing out, in missouri, yeah, for the the

next game of the world series tonight. so it should be dry for. that they should get the game inside there too. our temperature trend after that really chilly thursday of last week with all of the rain, we have recovered in the 70's over the weekend and in the upper 60's yesterday, along with sunday, well, as far as halloween is concern, we will probably trend back down again with the temperatures and it looks so spooky, as we get to friday night, but it looks like partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50's, and that is your scare forecast, an early call for halloween. rest of the seven day, it is pretty busy. we will go from 75 today to the 47 degrees, on saturday, that is the high temperature. and then we will change time and go back to standard a time this saturday night into sunday morning. >> so we will dress up on friday for halloween. if i go as beiber i will have my shirt off. >> yes, yes. >> but it will be a little chilly. >> you might want to put on the a shirt. >> well, beiber likes to take

his shirt off. >> sometimes he wears a bomber jacket. >> that is true. >> i will tell how will be here for halloween, el sa. did you hear my, kids, elsa has agreed to come to fourth and market. >> this is going to be huge. >> we want all of the kids to come here with us. if you are trust up, as elsa we want to see you a lot of matching costumes out there. we will reveal our costumes this year, there will be a lot of great surprises. it will be a fun, morning. it all starts at 7:00 a.m. and el sa will show up around 9:00 on. kay. so, this year we have decided to do something different though too. none of us have told each other what we're going to be, except i'm hinting at beiber. >> we were trying to make it interesting here. >> but weigh in on twitter what do you think we should do. 7:20. i'm calling this dalai lama lulu what does the dalai lama and lulu lemon have in common. this odd fashion paring and

why so many people are upset bit. there are only 57 days left of christmas, some people starting their shopping early this year especially if you are looking for hard to find toys, like the elsa doll. we will give you tips to beat those dolls and make sure you stay jolly. >> speaking of toys, it is a toys for tots drive we do this every year, marines are helping out, we have a bunch of bikers helping out just swing by with a new toy, and stick it out the window and marine or bikers will take it right out of your car. we are thank you are to you doing this

later on in the show why don't we start playing 70's music. we're supposed to be in the upper 70's. let's hit 80 at philadelphia international. sue will wear the powdered wig tomorrow. earlier this month, oh, by the the the way we are having our toys for tots drive. >> they have toys in their hand already.

>> already. >> get a new toy but don't wrap tonight christmas wrapping paper. you want to be able to see what it is. no stuffed animals. that is only rule, no stuffed animals. >> so come on by. >> um-hmm. >> earlier this philadelphia police gay marriage was legalized in arizona and to celebrate that, a popular venue you in phoenix is giving away free weddings. >> same sex couples were invited to audition and explain to the panel of judges why they deserved to win a free ceremony and reception at wrigley mansion. even though gay marriage just became law, a few weeks ago, directors at the mansion say give away has been in the works for years. >> um-hmm. >> the right that everyone should have have to show their love for each other, whether that is straight or gay. >> the winning couple received a wedding package worth $60,000, i would audition too music, photographer and reception for 100 guests. >> we have to find out who wins that and what they said. >> that is a nice wedding. >> sixty grand. >> at a mansion too.

>> dang. >> wrigley mansion. >> very gummy. fashion brand teaming up with celebrity is nothing new, right. but one canadian retailer is joining ranks with an unlikely public figure. >> we're talking about locally lamb alulu lemon announce add i new relationship with dalai lama center for peace and education. they contribute $750,000, to the chris you'll leader's non-profit. some critics say thinks a marketing ploy for lulu lemon and criticized non-profit for this partnership because it is unlikely. supporters say corporate marketing and charity can work together for good. >> what is more odd their relationship or him wearing a u ape v volley the the dalai lama. >> i'm not sure. >> what does the dalai lama wear underneath those robes. >> maybe it is leg ins. >> maybe that is a good partnership. >> yes, boom. 7:26. that nurse, forced in to quarantine in new jersey, she's back home now. is it really safe for forcing

people into isolation or will do it more harm than good. doctor mike, we have not heard his opinion on this. interest todd hear it. jen freddie's showing us a special kind have of shop today, good morning, jen. >> good morning, guys. it is a pop up shop. only difference is they don't take your credit card. it is all free. i'll tell you about the amazing finds and hoist

in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. ryan costello went into politics. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and while trivedi cared for patients in pennsylvania, costello gave millions in government contracts to his campaign contributors -even as he cut funding for child abuse prevention. in congress, only trivedi will do what's right for you. i'm manan trivedi, and i approve this message.

coming up at 7:30, look at this in northeast philadelphia a school bus accident. it looks like two suv's were involved. one of them is upside down there were six kids on that bus, none of them are hurt. >> sue serio will let you know exactly where this is and also how to get around it. and, we're confused, to quarantine or not to quarantine? that is the new ebola question. new guidelines, new you debates, new confusion and doctor mike has his take on this. >> and, slow drive continues. we will do this until 10:00 o'clock this morning. we have fancy motorcycles out there because a biker club, johnny mack, runs that biker club is helping marine collect these toys. so bring down until 10:00 o'clock this morning. tony luke has a bike, wow. that is brand new toys. please no stuffed animals. >> make sure kids have a great who will take. lets get to sue for the latest on this bus accident,

sue. >> this happened in northeast philadelphia, bustleton avenue at princeton, so it looks like from our sky fox view that two suv's involved in this accident, one of them has overturned and the school bus there at the intersection as well. so folks are getting by, very, very slowly but it would be best to avoid that area, at all costs, because that investigation is going object out there for a while. the best news is we have helped that none of the children on board the the school bus have been hurt. but again, this is bustleton have avenue and princeton, one of your alternate would be tyson avenue so you cap avoid that all together. let look at your traffic this tuesday morning. it will be much better day wet are wise but buddy is waiting with just a sweat shirt on. that is all you need. temperatures still in the 40's and 50's. the reason we have this ten today, it is because temperatures will reach mid 70's at least by the even of

the afternoon. and somebody promised for me that if we get too 80 something else will happen. we will see, what happens, with that. so i think some places will probably make 80 today. i'm predicting dover, delaware. is there a look at the cold front that will be coming through tomorrow, but for today, it is a gorgeous sunrise. 51 degrees. calm wind. relative humidity at 80 percent. we will enjoy the 75 while it is here because we are not going to get too many more days in the 70's, guys, novice almost here, guys. >> sure is. >> let's give you an update on everybody that has ebola in our area, in the united states of america. there is a home or in a hospital. >> well, dallas nurse amber vipson second nurse to contract ebola have a it trying thomas duncan has recovered from the virus and discharged this morning from an atlanta hospital. >> early this morning, um. >> the the first person, forced in to new jersey's mandatory quarantine, by the governor, governor christie, over this ebola concern, back at home. they let her go home yesterday. while some are criticizing

governor christie's response including the white house, he is not backing down. >> i'm not going to step away for a minute from protecting the people of my state and our region. >> governor christie joined new york governor cuomo in instituting their own mandatory quarantine, on health care workers, they can trump the feds on this. anybody returning from west africa. so doctor mike, i haven't gotten your take from this. let's say i was in west africa and i was treating these patients. i come back to the united states. >> right. >> i'm not showing any symptoms. >> right. >> why do some governor want me to stay in mize house for 21 days. >> because they are ill advised, it is an ill conceived concept not based on any science whatsoever. governor christie, i love you man, but you are wrong. this is wrong. you know why, you just said you want to protect the population of new jersey. the way you are going to do that is by allowing doctors and nurses who are braver than brave to go over, where the

infection is, west africa, to treat these patients to allow them to get better to treat this so that it doesn't come over here. if you place mandatory quarantines on health care workers, if they have symptoms, then no one, who wants to go over there and have to spent 21 days in isolation. >> is there a difference between putting them in quarantine and just having doctor spencer just check yourself twice a day. they can hold themselves accountable, they are doctors. >> no doctor or nurse i know of will fake that they don't have a fever when they were just treating someone over in africa with ebola. it doesn't make any sense. >> but here's what governor christie says. you know, a couple of governors asked that the nbc crew, quarantine themselves and what do they do? they go out to a restaurant. he says i don't trust anybody. i'll take care of it. >> that is a different story. if you are a health care provider: you you are a

nurse, a nurse or doctor, over there, treating these patients, you are going to abide by the rules. this is something else, there is a test, call the the chain reaction test. p.c. r. it is what we use to detect virus. earlier then any other test. do you know, that symptoms occur, two to three days even before that test is reliable. so, if you're someone and you have treated, ebola patients, in africa, you come back, you develop a fever or symptoms, you are going to catch it early just like the doctor did and place yourself in isolation and get help. >> over the weekend, if you have ebola and you survive it like some of these doctors have have and these nurses, you are immune from then on out. you cannot get ebola again this particular strain but still, that was interesting. good to see you doctor mike. >> love you you. >> thank you. >> some costume controversy, what were they thinking, another one of these, how

wal-mart decided to categorized that costume and now wal-mart is responding. to your outrage. now we will check back over on this toy drive that we have, outside, this is, right outside our studio at fourth and market in olde city. we have people walking by there we want to you donate some toys. we want to you unwrap new toys, and we will be out here until 10:00 a.m. to help with toys for tots to make sure that kids have a great holiday this holiday season. they are giving them away there today is also national chocolate day. so we want to nose is what your favorite chocolate bar. tweet us using, tweet us your favorite using the hash tag fox 29 good day, tj says he likes twix. >> george from seinfeld he likes twix. >> i like can you curly

no excuse, you have to come down to fourth and market, toys for tots day,

very simple, roll down our window, hand out a brand new toy, for the marines and bikers. let's get out to alex right now at fourth and market. >> i'm here with johnny mack. so tell me about this event, what made you want to get involved. >> at our shop we do a lot with the kids. we do charity bikes and stuff like that. we have always been working with the marines, and for less fortunate children. so. >> you want to have a big turnout. you have a big trailer behind here. >> correct. >> if we come over this way too we have these big boxes. >> right. >> i know we have been saying, we want to make sure that we get unwrapped toys. >> unwrapped. >> by that we mean keep it new. >> keep it new, no stuffed animals. this way you can see what it is, give it to who you have to give it to. >> yes. >> this is all because there is a big event this weekend. >> thirty-fourth annual, toy run out of philadelphia it used to be the biggest one in the country. still one of the top ones. yeah, it will be about 50,000

bikes there. >> wow. >> 50,000 bikes. >> nice and loud. >> nice and loud. >> starts right at 9:00 a.m. >> yes. >> it goes until noon. >> until noon. >> any particular stories to tell you are looking for boys and girls. >> boys and girls, make sure everybody is happy. nobody is left out. >> okay. make sure, we will be out here until 10:00a in m writing in your toys. we want to keep this a big event because it is 34th annual. we want to keep that tradition going. >> right. >> back to you, mike. >> when is the ride, 50,000 bikes, i want to see it. >> when is the parade. >> this sunday. starting at 9:00 a.m. >> where do we start and where do we finish. >> where does it start and end >> it starts columbus boulevard and spring garden. >> and end up at electric factory correct. >> yes, north seventh street. >> 7:41. this is a great pop up shop. that is not a pop upshot. but we will tell you where you

can get free clothing and help you with your shopping in just a second. there is jen right there. >> reporter: hey guys we are getting this ready and we will tell you all bit. hi there, jill. >> good morning you will in the believe what this is all about and i think you'll be proud to live in philadelphia once we tell you jill's story. we are getting the shop read

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well, we will start off this time with another look at northeast philadelphia at 7:44 on your tuesday morning. a bad accident, at bustleton avenue, and princeton. three vehicles are involved and one of them is a school bus. and overturn, suv, you can see there and another suv. it is blocking princeton avenue. so you'll to have take tyson avenue as your alternate. by the way, we were informed that in of the children on board the school bus were injured. there were six children on board . they are okay. we don't have word on the condition of anyone else involved. >> penlynn pike mere bright's lane. tea your alternate which is reply mutt road. pennsylvania turnpike westbound approaching fort washington ain't accident there, the left lane is block. so plenty of traffic messes out there, but before we get to our forecast for the day, here's what will happen, this weekend. daylight saving time, ends and we will go back to standard

time. so, it officially happens when 1:00 o'clock or 2:00 o'clock i should say becomes 1:00 o'clock because it is fall back time. set your clock one hour before you go to bed on saturday night and then you wake up, hopefully you remember to do that. you will be on time where ever you have to go on sunday. we have a few clouds. plenty of sunshine expect today. next system heading our way, leading edge of this cold front, bringing rain to indiana right now. heading towards ohio. we think that by tomorrow, evening, the rain will get here and as we look at our future rainfall totals, they will get anything until the night time on wednesday and then, up one tenth of an inch. rain will not be an issue tomorrow. issue will be how cold it is. 43 degrees in bethlehem right now. fifty-one in philadelphia 45 in doylestown. 46 degrees in chester. fifty-one in bridgeton new jersey. look at cape may. we've already reached, 60 degrees, maybe they will get to 80 before the the end

of the afternoon. but this is a one day special. yesterday we got, came close to 70. 67 degrees. it was a lovely afternoon. today we're going with 75. but then tomorrow with the showers arriving, we may get close to 70 again. but about 68 degrees on wednesday. cooler on thursday, with a high of 60. we have some spooky clouds coming on halloween, 58 degrees. so that is not too bad. we're in the 50's for your trick or treating time. cold blast a arrives saturday morning. we will get to 47 degrees in the afternoon and it is still child, on, sunday. what a difference, 75 today, 47, on saturday. >> wow. >> we better get out and enjoy it today. >> yes. >> i will get, wear a tube top in rittenhouse square. >> look at this. >> look at the smiles on these women's faces. this is courtesy of one local woman started to collect clothes for a philadelphia family who had their home destroyed for a fire and she has not stop. she has helped thousands of

struggling people in this area jen knows her. her name is jill. hi, jen. >> isn't she amazing. first of all, good morning. >> good morning. >> continue to set up and be fabulous. you don't have to be quiet. real quick what are these women doing right now. >> we're setting up the pop up shop because in an hour we will have a hundred or so people coming through. everybody can take five items of this gorgeous clothing for free. >> okay you need no paperwork. there is no eligibility, just come on down, if you are in need, we have clothes for you. >> okay. so the deal is thaw want us to feel like a shop. why do you think a shopping experience is important to these people. >> in order to feel really good and confident about yourself despite battles you need to fight in your daily life. we want you to have a spring in your step. we want to you feel good about yourself. when you come down to this store and we have wonderful volunteer sales associate who are helping you. what can we do what are you looking for today?

you will feel confident. you feel like you have had a dignified experience. >> and it is literally like a shopping experience. not only are you helping them but you are styling them, asking if they need clothes for. >> right. >> we are putting scarves with handbags work costume jewelry work shoes, with a belt work a scarves, and whole outfit so people can go out and attack the world. >> here's what i said about you behind our back in our news meeting. we all want to give our stuff. we want it to go someplace great. you say this stuff is kind of like, and i have seen it, high endish and that is kind of stuff if you give someone confidence, it is not your yucky stuff but good stuff. everyone knows that you are in need of business wear. >> yes. >> but you also want the stuff for the working poor. like people who go to school, have a job but they don't have enough for the extras, right. >> right, exactly. a lot of people doing okay and they can afford the coat, scarves, the winter boots, but this they don't have have strat items to wear an extra

outfit to work, something to wear to their child's school, something to wear to church, something to keep their grandchild warm wintertime. >> lets a say you want to fit in the wem pool at school. tell me about the jacket situation. >> november 19th, we are doing all coats. here at west philadelphia. our closet is going to be giving out hundreds and hundreds of coats to keep philadelphians warm this winter. so if you are in need have of a coat on november 19th, come on down. >> november 19th. >> november 19th. >> and then these are, first of all, let's get some business out of the way f you want to donate or volunteer, go to our web site and we will link to you your site. >> absolutely. the other thing is you want people to know, you need stuff for men. there is a lot of men coming in. >> i need a lot of stuff for men and it is not just business wear. it is casual clothes. it is shoes, it is boots to wear to a working job. it is sweater. it is sweat pants. it is t-shirts. >> snow pants are great. >> we love the belts, we love

all of the accessories, socks are a huge hit, and, pajamas, things that people need in their regular life. >> okay. >> high five up top. >> awesome. >> last thing your charlie in fourth grade is watching and charlie, your mommies a rock star. >> hey, mike, this is what you said about you men behind your back. you guys don't get rid of anything no you are horders. you keep it. so get rid of it, mike. >> yes. >> thank you. >> i will donate to this. >> real quickly, jen, how do i prove i'm in need. >> you don't, there is no eligibility. >> it is all trust. >> that is the amazing thing. you don't have to give a name, address. >> no paperwork needed just come down and get free clothes. >> don't misuse this people. this is wonderful. i like that jill. >> jen is okay too. 7:51. wal-mart has some explaining to do, it has nothing to do with the costume itself, why so many people are upset with

wal-mart. and now we will go to quincy who is checking out, stay with me, the universe soul circus. >> is what up behind you. >> yes. >> wow. >> fifty-second and park side, i have lucky the ring master here. how are you doing. >> yes. >> you will try to convince me to go into this thing. yes, while two more or cyclist ride around you speeding 70 miles an hour. i think you got this quincy. >> coming up next. i'm going in

let kids donate. it is toys for tots. >> oh, cute. >> they goes. >> he just gave a donation. >> oh, no. there we get. how cute. hopefully we will see more of this throughout the the

morning so they will be outside until 10:00 a.m. >> circus is in town, universe soul circus comes every year. quincy is volunteering to hop in this big steel ball of motorcycles. >> thinks hard to watch. are you ready for this, quincy. >> of course, i am. i can do this. ring of death. i have lucky here. how are you doing lucky. >> i'm doing great, how are you doing quincy. >> lucky the ring master. >> yes. you have been in the circus for 14 years. >> i have been with the universe soul circus for 14 years. when i started off i was a trapeze artist, you you name it, i have done it. >> okay. so if i come here, 52nd and park side, november 9th, you are out there until november 9th. what are some of the things we will see. >> we have world class performers. we have columbia south america, trinidad, china, all walks of the earth and we have it under the big top. not to mention we have

dancing, elephants, dogs, which you will see later on. we also have magical appearance tigers. we have a little bit of everything for everybody. >> okay. now what is this right here. >> well, this is the globe have of death. >> why do you call it that. >> i will let you be the judge of that. >> what will happen here is you will step in and our dare devil will be rolling around there at speeds have of over 75 miles an hour. >> so, only problem i have here, guys, is they have helmets. where is my helmet. >> you you don't need one, you will be fine, man. >> okay. >> i'm going in right now. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> hey, how are you does. >> good how are you. >> i'm okay. >> how are you. >> be nice to him. >> because, they will be rolling around me good i don't like this. >> i'm so nervous for him. >> okay. >> right here. >> he doesn't seem to be

nervous. >> don't move, whatever you do. >> let's do it. >> it is cool. they are test they are touching me and i cannot move. >> yes. >> okay, coming up next hour, the colombian high wire act. >> back to you guys. >> yes. >> that is concentration right there. >> my goodness. >> it makes me crazy. >> he is okay. >> yes. they are slowing down. >> the hard part would be to slow down. >> you don't want to slow too far down because you will lose balance. >> things we put quincy through. >> unreal.

hey bob, we're good. okay. i don't need it anymore. >> you will need it at 9:00 o'clock hour, the cowboys lost. >> i am still stun redskins won that game last night. shocking. turf wear a wig in honor of george washington. good day, tuesday october 28th, 2014. >> reporter: well, we are starting in south philadelphia for the 8:00 o'clock hour here on mifflin street where some owners of pets treat their cats and dogs real nice and sweet, and then right across the street, according to authorities, others breed them, for fighting to the death. alex. >> well, we told but brittany maynard a terminally ill who made a heart wrenching decision. her last wish to die of dignity but in the before fulfilling her bucket list. we will tell you what she accomplished just before her final day. >> she will end her life because of cancer, saturday, this saturday.

>> and, fat girl costumes, are you kidding ? wal-mart in the hot seat this halloween. you will not believe what the retailer says should have never been put on their web site, in the first place. it is a big oops. also, shop until you drop, but be smart about your spending. we're expecting to shell out more cash this holiday season. the three ways you can save, while you are spending. >> that is news you can use. >> hey straight up 8:00 o'clock. of course, toy drive continues outside at fourth and market for two more hours so get on out here. brand new toys. >> we will get donation there is. >> yes. >> stuffing the box. >> yeah. >> well, weather could not be more perfect. it is chill think morning. we have longer nights now, and shorter days. >> longer nights and shorter days. >> that is right. well, let's go out there to the number of days. >> okay. >> we have chosen a double digit number again today. how could we not with

temperatures forecasted to be in the 70's. by the even of the afternoon, yes, we're off tie cloudy start this morning but no big deal. plenty of sunshine on the way. bus stop buddy just has a sweat shirt this morning. it is chilly at the bus stop. temperatures in the suburbs are in the 40's. we're in the 50's in the city right now but it went take long to zoom into those 07's. the right now our current temperature is 50 degrees. calm wind, 86 percent relative humidity. 75 degrees is our high temperature, later on, as we head back to the 07's. for one day, and one day only. 62 degrees tonight in the city, 50's in the burbs. that is your forecast for tuesday, and wait until you see chilly change for the weekend, and back to that horrible accident that happened in the northeast. bustleton avenue and princeton. it was a three vehicle accident. one of them was a school bus. another one was overturned suv. this accident is blocking princeton avenue. so, your best alternate is tyson avenue instead.

in blue bell, penlynn pike near bright's lane is there a water main break with that road closed. your alternate is plymouth road or bethlehem pike. and in middletown, this is middletown, bucks county route one southbound at business route one pendell there is an accident there that has the left lane blocked, mike. >> oh, man we got word of this overnight in south philadelphia. authorities took down a dog fighting operation, apparently this morning over on between the second and mifflin. >> we will get to steve keeley. he will talk to us live from the scene there, steve? >> reporter: lots of dogs and lots of barking but until somebody new moved in the neighborhood nobody thought any thing was going on, anything unusual that is, and it is two doors down from the corner here at 22nd and crosskey and six doors down from mcdaniels primary school which has kindergarten through third graders. typical south jersey row

house. but dog fighting in philly is just exploding said head of the spca and you can bet that the bigger explosion is anger and heart break seeing latest evidence of some of the local heavyweight contenders here any a typical two story row house. they said it was pit bull boot camp for training dogs to fight some that looked like winners without a scratch on them. the others, at least one that looks like maybe won the fight but lost an eye and a lot of blood, just from the puncture wounds. eight puppies we saw, future fighters saved before they can turn violent and no longer be rehabilitated, it seems, that they, and the adult dogs all happy to be found wagging their tails instead of showing their upper and lower teeth. >> i believe what we have here is an allege breeding and fighting operation. the individual that lives at this location, we believe he is at work. we have a suspect. the investigation so far will be ongoing. we were able to retrieve some

treadmills which is typically used in training, some strength poles and other fighting paraphernalia a lot of steroids. these dogs were trained like body builders. you know, they are kept lean. they are kept in good shape just like a boxer. so thinks very typical where you wow see inside of a training operation. >> reporter: did you suspect anything was going on next store. >> nothing was going on next door. he has been living here for years, nothing. he always took care have his dogs. >> reporter: you don't think he was fighting these dogs. >> no. >> reporter: what do you think he was doing with them. >> i just seen him walking them like he usually do. >> reporter: it sounded like george bengal was describing sammy sosa's house, jose canseco and barry bond place talking about treadmills and here are 29 he was talking b dogs chained to the stop forced to run hard so they would have high endurance and

survive until the final round and sink that final bite. also among the evidence, yes, steroids and needles found. these dogs shot up like body builders to be bigger, stronger, meaner and deadlier in a a lot of cases. the dogs are all safe and be treated at spca. the owner of the dogs, found at work. he will be treated, like a common criminal according to the detectives who got this case. >> hard to hear, and see. >> and believe. >> man, 8:05. a school meeting turn very emotional again last night at philadelphia's walter pal inner charter school. >> this is just a day after parents were told that their high school students no longer had a school to attend. meeting was held to discuss parent's options for new schools but frustration turned to anger, for some parents who strongly voiced their anger at the school's founder. they are angry at just about a lack of notice and parents say switching a kid just a few months into the school year is

disruptive and expensive. >> unaudible. >> is there nothing i can do appreciate you come but i'm devastated. i'm hurt. i'm angry. >> unaudible. >> what about graduating with the people you have been around for all of these years. >> just two weeks ago mr. palmer had to cut 275 students from his elementary school. because it had more students enrolled then legally allowed. but the school leader stood by decision to enroll all of the students saying he took in those students who were at risk. my goodness, allpright. 8:06. federal officials, unveil, yet again, new guidelines for health care workers, returning from west africa. the new guidelines break down travelers, risk level, and into categories based on their level of exposure to ebola patients. those deemed high risk like health care workers will undergo voluntary at home isolation and could be include

object a do not board airplane list. these guidelines are not mandatory. amber vinson, the second nurse to contract ebola after treating thomas eric duncan in dallas, has recovered and was discharge, early this morning, from that hospital in atlanta. emery hospital. and 8:07. we will give you an update on the 29 year-old before it any maynard. she has terminal brain cancer and she plans to end her life this saturday in oregon surrounded by friend and family. since her diagnosis, brittany has done traveling, something that she has said, and, and she wanted to make sure she visit before she passes. >> my husband and i take a beautiful trip to yellow stone. it was exquisite. then i went with my best friend to alaska and we went to the national park and we went to sea ward and kyack the

glazers, and then i met my mother in juneo and we took a spectacular boat trip, before i pass, i'm hoping to make it to the grand canyon because i have never been. that is all i can do is set little goals like that. all of those things make every day worthwhile. >> well, since that taping, she has been to the grand canyon now. quite an article in people magazine this week about this, you know, about the the lengthy article, because so many people are talking about this. she is going to end her life on her own terms this saturday. >> yes, oregon is one of the few places that she's legally allowed to do that. why is why she and her family moved there. she plans to stay in her bed accounts in her bedroom. she will have some music playing in the background. she will take this pill which will effectively end her life with her family and friend around her. a lot of people are talking

bit. it is stirring up controversy. quite a bit. but if you talk to her and her parents, she says she is not suicidal. is there a cell in her body that she would describe as suicidal. she just wants to end her life with dignity, before the disease takes her. >> what does she have have. >> brain cancer. she was diagnosed with a brain tumor a little less then a year ago. she had a prognosis of six months to live. in those six months she is doing just that. so on friday she posted pictures on her web site. she visited grand canyon her mom, husband and step dad. people from all around the country donated to this cause, to get her there. after they saw her story. she's saying thanks to them, this is a dream of hers that she's finally come to realize. a day after her visit to the grand canyon brittany suffered one of her worse seizures ever. she had to stay in bed. that is one of the things she has been saying about this particular condition she has. her death will be very, very brutal. she hopes her story will

change laws across the country and allow other people may be going through a similar thing, the right to die with dignity. that is what all of this is about. she wants to raise awareness and help people facilitate this thing in their own states and own community. >> you mention that had was her thing. she felt like what is quality have of life you have if you are suffering, having seizures, you cannot talk, that type of a thing. the fact that she had a seizure, i wonder if it almost proves her point of view her point. >> yes. >> i think i would do it. there are many religious people that say no, you are not supposed to do this you are not supposed to take your own life. what is that saturday morning going to be like in that home. >> when we talk about this story, we saw that documentary, that was done about her a couple weeks ago and the vast majority of people who have these pills, don't end up doing it. the fact that she set an actual date, it is a little bit different in this

circumstance. i'm sure we will be hearing from her leading up to the first of november and talk about this more as it progresses. >> okay. >> thanks, kerry i'm sure we will talk about this more on friday, the day before she does it. >> moms with the babies that would make you a mom if you had a baby. >> moms with babies, there is a recall this morning on something you use every single day over and over and over again. you have to be careful. it has some bad. >> you could be a a mom with the grown up child. >> yes, true. >> this is a baby story. >> yes. >> but first, save while your spend, like it or not holiday shopping season is practically here we have three tips to make sure you keep that extra cash in your pocket. >> three tips you said, three.

more on the breaking news school bus accident in the northeast. >> thinks at bustleton and princeton road. we have a sabina their life with more updates. hey there, sabina. >> reporter: lets take you right to this very active scene. you can see it looks like a pretty horrific accident but

incredibly, nobody was hurt. now you can see what happened was, two suv's, collided, and then one of them, red one flipped over and as it flipped over it hit that school bus. the bus driver says she was slowly making a right turn at the time and she felt the impact. we are learning there were seven kids on board the bus at the time all the way from first to eighth graders and incredibly no injuries. nobody was hurt. people were all okay. kids have been taken to school, at a charter school where they were heading this morning. it happened just before 6:30. the school is ten minutes away. all of their parents were notified. now, the police are saying that one of the suv's ran a red light, that actually is what caused the accident and that suv, red suv flipped over, again, everybody was okay, unbelievable when you live at this scene and talking to the bus driver and she told me the the bus was here.

so they are not even have a dent from where it was felt the impact of that car, uninvestigating and piecing everything together. no injuries and nobody was even taken to the hospital, really incredible. >> what, even the person in the suv. >> yes. >> that is the guy. >> yeah, that is him in the the blue shirt. >> yes. >> yes. he is fine. perfectly fine. >> amazing. >> some good luck this morning. >> dang. >> that is something. >> thank goodness, for the kids too, in one was hurt. >> christmas, how far away now. >> lets than two months away. >> fifty-seven days. >> you don't want to be searching, for this years hot toy on christmas eve or spending your entire paycheck. >> but i still will. i shop on christmas eve. >> it happens. >> you wait until the last minute. >> i go in and buy gift cards and my shopping takes one minute. >> that is a cop out. >> there is no question. >> i'm old, i don't care.

>> shoppers are expect to shell out more cash, just give it to us, financial expert dan ri coto is here. >> i'm with you mike, when it comes to shopping. i cannot believe we're talking about this already. it is so important. look, retail sales are expect to be up 4 percent over the holiday season. that is important, guys because the economy is largely dependent on the consumer as you know. this year it is all about, clicking and sliding. that is where the axis going to be. >> what? >> yes, clicking and sliding your smart phone, mike. here's what is going on. traditional retailers are pretty much flat if not down, that is the spectation, while on line sales are going to boom yet again about $105 billion this season and as you and i decide we would want to shop, using our phones, then going to the mall. >> heck yah. >> i hope we don't have as much crowds. maybe i should go to the mall then. >> here's is what interesting,

alex. we have a few trends. we have a couple big things going. first it is all about on line. 56 percent of consumers say they will shop on line this season. listen, guys, 42 percent said they are using their smart phone. smart phonies where the axis this season. secondly, expect early discounts. in fact, it is already happening. 84 percent of consumers say prices, the inning is will most important factor in their buying decision, that will be huge, and next thing is early, right. we have already seen it. it is happening now. hate to tell you guys but is there christmas denning racials out. is there promotions. it is not even thanksgiving yet for crying out loud. not even halloween. >> how do you do you decide if u should pull a trigger on an item, it might go lower. >> great question. here's three tips. first one, mike you just walked us in to save that receipt. go ahead and shop early. 67 percent of americans say they will sop early honor before black friday. that is okay. fear, of course is what happens fittings on sale later. save your receipt. most retailers will honor that receipt for 90 days. if it does go down in price

you'll get the difference back. first tip. second tip, check out two apps, most of us are shopping with our phones there is one called, shopular and one price grabber. it will be right on your smart phone win compare the price of different products thaw are interested in. >> that is good. >> alex, no more going mall to mall to mall with sketchy people. >> one stop shop. >> one stop shop. >> sit at your kitchen table and do it. >> the the other is called shopu lar that will force coupons to your smart phone every day only in those stores thaw are interested in. >> nice you can tune out all of the noise. last little tip this morning there is a couple of credit cards like discover it and one by bank have of america wherever on line purchase you make between now and the end of the year can be prime shopping season you will get 5 percent cash back. >> nice. >> over 200 merchants. you might i have little jingle left over. >> that is cool, thanks. >> what kind of candy do you give out on friday. >> we usually give out big hershey bars, kit cats.

>> yes. >> kind of survey, depending on which candy you give out to the kids, it kind of determines your personality. >> ahh. >> lets say you give away butter fingers. what does that say burr personality. >> i don't want to think about it. >> it is national chocolate day. we want to know what your favorite chocolate bar is. tweet us using the hash tag fox 29 good day, is what yours, mike this were all twix. >> nice. >> hey, is it is to for to the thing still going on. >> i think so. >> look, more toys. >> people are bringing in brand new toys, make sure you don't wrap them, we will get more. this is for the kids, guys. we will be out here until 10:00 a.m. in olde city at fourth and market. >> my gosh, box after box. >> keep that guy here i want to know who that guy is. >> that is so great. >> my gosh. >> box after box.

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see guy stopping by the big station wagon kind of thing. i know her her name is mary, she lives in port richmond. guy with the pope i tail and blue shirt that is scott. he owns a toy store willingboro. he must have delivered 200 toys just now. >> it was like box that he is just kept coming out of his car. that is great. >> he owns a toy store, in willingboro, called play with this. >> how nice is that. >> thank you so much scott, the kids will love it. bringing so much smiles this morning. >> yes. >> that is great. >> all right, parents, with babies. >> is there a recall that you need to know b this morning this involves baby wipes sold under various brand including fred's, simply right and sunny smiles. there is a concern here about bacteria. >> um-hmm. >> the wipes are distributed before october 21st to walgreens, sam's club, family dollar, fred's and diapers.com. if you shop through will want to make sure you listen up. check the f.d.a. recall list

and return them to the store you bought them from, if you purchased those wipes. >> so go tour covert there where you keep baby wipes and check the the date. never heard of fred's baby wipes. >> i haven't either. >> 8:25. you can get them on line apparently. >> wal-mart ace pol guying for a header that people are calling rude and offensive. >> yeah, it happened yesterday yesterday. a section of their site red fat girls costumes, before wal-mart took it down, after the story gained traction twitter, the company has since removed the offensive label but the costumes are still there. a spokesperson now says that this never have have happened on their web site and it is unacceptable and we apologize. the sexist now label women's plus size. halloween costumes. >> that has to be just a big mistake. there is no way they would consciously do that. when you are coding and put to go a web site quickly trying to put together the sections you put a name on there until you can get back to it, and

put everything on there probably the code or person working on it, just threw something on there maybe trying to be funny. >> just a slug. >> yeah, and then forgot to go back and put an appropriate name. either way it is not acceptable. >> that is a good idea. >> yeah. >> that is what i think. >> who knows maybe they put it on there. >> maybe somebody stupid that was on the web site. >> quincy has something i think is a good idea, well, he survived. >> he survived the globe of death. >> now i'm not spend to go see this. >> we're having a good time. columbia high wire act, that is right. >> all the way from columbia, south america. we have the family, on the high wire and they are doing all kind of incredible stunts up there. >> coming up next. >> wow, look out. >> lets see if i can get on there. >> wow. >> don't push your luck, q.

our favorite muckraker. once we get down here, johnny's chopper house. >> johnny mack's chopper house. >> they are here along with the u.s. marine core, collecting toys for tots. this is a good time to get those new toys, bring them on down here. we're here until 10:00 o'clock. look at what we have collect so far. as long as it is new in the box, no stuffed animals, we will take it right here this morning. so lets see what we have got from twitter. >> look at the the picture that our friend pj friend sent us from sunrise beach, which is up there from ocean county, laci township, beautiful sunrise there this morning. lets look at the seven day forecast, a lot going on this week. 75 degrees today. we have a cooling trend 68

tomorrow, cold front with some rain wednesday, late in the day 60 degrees on thursday, halloween, 58 degrees and then we will lose ten more degrees on saturday with a blast of a winter chill, 47 degrees should be our high temperature, all we will get on saturday and still chilly on sunday. that is your weather authority forecast, i know, dramatic difference there. lets look at traffic then. we have a problem still in north philadelphia, bustleton avenue in princeton. three vehicle accident. overturn suv, school bus and other suv, all blocking princeton avenue. good news is in injuries at all in this accident. tyson avenue is your alternate. pen lynn pike near bright's lane a water main break has the lane close. take plymouth road. in west whiteland route 100 southbound past route 30 bypass police activity has right lane blocked there, alex. >> it is not just circus, they call it hip-hop under the big

top. >> quincy half is has advised the motorcycle globe ball and now a high wire act. >> yes, we're having a good time, lucky the ring master here, universal circus. you here until november 9th. >> we are here, our box office is from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00p m. please do not wait until last minute to try to get your tickets because they might be just too late. our box office is opened but we are most interactive circus in the world. when you come out here we don't just want to you sit down and watch the show, we want you to fun, dance, soul train line. we have something for everybody. >> there is not a bad seat in the house. that is how intimate this place is. >> you know, being the most direct circus you are all up and close and personal with us. we will come out there and party with you, shake your hand, all that kind of good stuff. >> what are these people doing right here. >> from columbia, south america we will have the willits family on the high wire. as you can see she's doing a

split. that is simply amazing. this is just a little bit of what to expect when you come to the universe soul circus. >> they are related, they are family. >> yes, they are from columbia, and that is what it is all about universe soul circus. they are family. you don't to have worry about the trust. there are dare devils. >> so, you do something wrong it is like come on, cousin what are you doing. >> it is a family, so of course they will do a great job. the energy, and thinks just one of the acts. we have acts all over the world, columbia, south america, china, you know, trinidadian poland. >> how come you are not letting me get up there. >> unless you can dance lake that on the high wire i don't know if you are able to get up there. >> next hour we will do something more death defying. >> well, more like q because we have the dogs coming out.

>> okay. >> universe soul circus, quincy harris, i'm here, back to you. >> they drink star bucks coffee, latte dogs. >> where exactly are you, is this in fairmount. >> fairmount park. >> fifty-second and park side. >> fifty-second and park side. >> okay. >> dang. >> right next to the mann music center. >> i don't think quincy should try that. >> latte dogs. >> what are you going to be for halloween? we have a special guest coming here, a big get for us, i cannot believe she agreed to come to fourth and market on friday. >> elsa is coming. >> it is going to be great. bring the kids, they can come and meet el sa and have some fun especially dress up as e will lsa for halloween. also we just want to have a big morning, we will reveal costumes, mike, you told me what you have been doing. >> it is a surprise, we are doing it different this year. we don't know what each of us will be. >> i will not tell you what

i'm doing either. >> do you have it ready. >> i have it ready. it will be good. >> would you ever live in a haunted house. >> new survey analyzing what we fear the most, what people would rather live with then possess dolls and deem ons, but first. >> pretend like you are hearing, there is no place like home. >> tap your shoes together three times and say to yourself there is no place like home. >> there is no place like home. >> magic of the wizard of oz brought tour smart phone, is there a new app called dorothy, what a simple click of your heels can now do compared to back then.

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happy game, right. >> let's go. >> the philadelphia flyers drop this pumpkin off to us yesterday, because tonight, it is their halloween basically pumpkin game. they are taking on the los angeles kings. kings are good. so they have dropped this off. it is kind of neat, because let me punch the hole out. where is it. can you get it. >> boom. >> so, there it is, they have put a light, electrical light in there. new look. >> look at that. >> yeah. >> so besides hockey tonight, they are going to be trick or treating going on the main concourse and kids can make their own bags to collect sweets and don't forget to dress up. there will be costume contests with kids and adults and prizes including flyers tickets, autograph items for best costumes, ticket are still available by the way. they are in the philadelphia flyers.com. why doesn't everybody wear for

halloween orange and black. >> come on. >> that is flyers colors. this is good that they have dropped the puck because we have a pumpkin carving expert here. when the kids do it, they want to keep it for a long time. it is so much effort. he will tell us thousand keep it preserve longer. >> for weeks. >> how to keep squirrels from eating your pumpkin outside on the front porch because that is happening all over the delaware valley. hey, if your house is haunted, is there only one group you will call? do you remember this scene from. >> ghost busters. >> don't move, it won't hurt you. >> what happened are you okay. >> he slime me. >> that is great, actual

physical contact. >> cap you move. >> if you were in the market for a new home and the realtor says i have to admit to you this house is known to be haunted, would you buy it? >> what kind of scary roommate would you like to have, so according to a new you survey from real estate web site, 41 percent said they with buy a house that is haunted by a ghost. so they would buy it. 26 percent said they would share a home with the possessed doll like chucky or something. >> yeah. >> 23 percent said they would want to live with the evil leprechaun. 9 percent said they would want to live with the democrat ons. >> i could do that. >> survey found 13 percent of the people would not buy the the house if it was 666. >> i wouldn't. >> 59 percent said they wouldn't buy a house if someone had been murdered in it. i feel the same way about that. >> what if you love the house though, alex, perfect, ocean views and just somebody happened to get murdered in there. >> realtor would have to tell me afterward.

show it toe me, let me fall in love first and let me sleep on it. >> would you do it, somebody got murdered in there. i would want to know exact room and place. >> probably in the library with the candlestick. >> bring in the priest and have him bless the area. >> i don't know, people die in houses all the time. >> that is true. >> you just don't talk bit. >> getting murdered, then i think spirit would have something to prove they with want revenge. >> sit a law realtor would have to tell you. do you know if anybody has been urderd. you have to ask. that is not volunteered. >> i could see why they wouldn't volunteer that. >> i don't think i have ever asked that, when i bought a house. has anyone been murdered in here. >> jen, you have the the story of the day. >> i love this. >> yes, how cool is this. audrey is here, she's shopping. this is called our closet. it is literally a pop up, and there is no eligibility requirements. we will talk about what the the heck, you have to get that. you have to get that. that is adorable. we will talk to her in just

here it is in honor of george washington. >> through go. >> are you ready for that. >> totally ready do we have to purred der you up. >> powder me all over, alex. >> it is, the first hour, we met a with man by the name of jill, and, helping thousands of struggling philadelphians, she could not have done it without an army of volunteers. we're talking about free clothing. >> you don't even have to sign up, just come. >> hi, jen. >> hi guys, so audrey still talking about today, right. >> that doesn't say anything good about the redskins. >> no, only four points. >> so we talk a little bit off camera. not betraying anything. you are a client. you have been shopping here for some time now. >> all of the stuff thaw are wearing. >> yes, my jacket, my sweater

and my jeans came from our closet. >> what we were talking about is people have this impression of who people like you are, you were out of work a little bit asiana cysttent substitute in a classroom. >> yes. >> now you are back at work. >> i am you are trying to make up, so you have to have something to wear to work. >> do i. >> what do you think about this. >> this i love, it is my size. i can wear this to work and wear this for teachers conferences as well. >> what we're talking about is sometimes you need extra stuff. you have got the the coat, pants, and this is little extra make sure students and parents know you are in the building. >> that is right. >> that is right. >> you pick up your five items. >> i have. >> you are doing great. >> you can wear that over something while teaching. >> or a skirt pair of pants or overtop of the dress, a little extra warm. >> i love it. >> so you are here and you have been getting phone calls and people, on their facebook.

what do people want to know from the first segment. >> one of the questions is where we are located. right new we are at 56th and chestnut. we're here every wednesday. then we're also on fridays, throughout west philadelphia we are at peoples' mergecy center, philadelphiae piss pale procedure. >> the best place for people to go is your web site, because they know where you are, when. >> if you go on the web site it has locations, dates, times, you know where to find us. >> move out of the way. >> this is jill, one of the things we talk about as we look the at audrey, a teacher, she's working, she just need extra stuff. you say guys will be hired, men and women they cannot accept the job why. >> a lot of times we are fining people come in and they say we are so excited we have finally found a job and we don't have things we need to wear. guys are coming in and they have been hired for construction job and they don't have boots that are required to dot job. >> yes. >> timberland construction style boots.

donations are great. we need mens clothing, like construction boots, warm stuff for winter, everything from sweat pants to prom dresses. >> and you have some halloween costumes. >> lots of halloween costumes we are giving out for free over there. >> i love it. >> last thing, she could not do it without a volunteer army. hi baby. you are gorgeous. why do you come here. why sit important for to you help. >> just set it up this morning it is important because it makes people feel good and makes me feel good. i come here, i drop my kids off and come spend the day here with jill and volunteers and wonderful clients and we form relationship and i love it. >> where is my girl. >> one of the things jill was telling me if you have something cute, you feel more comfort. you you can solve little problems or some of the bigger ones. >> yes. >> your face tells me you have been able to solve a lot. >> yes, i have, thank you so much to jill. i have been able to really

come along and truly there was a point in my life where i lost so much weight and fit wasn't for jill and this pop up closet i wouldn't have anything to wear you are rocking now you girl friend. >> stay awesome. >> so store opens up at 9:00, is there people outside waiting in line so we will let them in. mike, go through your closet, they need mens stuff. >> dudes do something. >> do i drop it off at these places that you have mentioned. >> you don't drop it off, you go to the web site and schedule a drop off. >> because they want to make sure they necessity wharf. >> call us, or e-mail us on the web site and we will find a convenient time to drop off. >> set it up. >> wonderful thing that they are doing. >> man she's cool. >> 8:50. my daughter jill carved pumpkins put it out on their patio front step there aren't they great. >> really good. >> good carver but then the squirrels came and ate them to

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we are always happy when we give you a, there you can see it, a ten out of ten today because we will get in the 70's by the end of the afternoon. sun is bright outside right now, it is beautiful start to the day, it is a cool, 58 degrees right now. we are heading to 75 later on. we will have breezes out of the southwest. it is very rare, this time in october, you you get this warm, and tonight we are down to 62 in the city, 50's in the suburbs. that takes care of your tuesday. seven day forecast is coming up but right new let us talk traffic. we have a terrible accident in

northeast philadelphia, bustleton avenue at princeton, still out there, it was two suv's and a school bus and remarkably no one was hurt but princeton avenue is still block so tyson avenue is your alternate. in blue bell penlynn pike near bright's lane there is a water main break that has this road closed take alternate which is plymouth road. i-95 north bound near vine, the vine street expressway, is there an accident there, and left lane is block, so it is very slow going, alex. >> now we will check back on our toy drive, things are coming on, more than an hour left. we have to keep this one of the biggest toy drives ever in our area. please come out, you have more than an hour left at fourth and market in olde city make sure they have a great holiday.

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play that funky music, white boy. >> okay, i will. >> we love this because temperatures will be, probably 75 and 80 all over the the delaware valley. >> it will be great. >> take advantage. >> yes, 70's music all day long here. play that funky music. >> yes, wild cherry, 76. >> 1976. this is probably the last day we will see 07-degree temperatures. >> i'm not ready to see that. >> we will to pumpkin carving, i have been working on one, we have a hole in the back for my wire, electrical wire, i will light it up. >> yes.

>> you are a little artist there. >> we will reveal tonight a second. >> look who is here, it is kerry. >> hi. >> october 28th. ladies, are you looking for a sugar dad. >> philadelphia makes a cut. why the number of men signing up is on the rise. >> plus, as mike mentioned it is almost halloween, almost time for those tricks and treats. the what is the candy that you hand out, and the stuff thaw prefer to eat, say but. was about your personality. you may want to go from the butter fingers and stick with the recess instead. >> every year, i really don't give out candy. i have candy around christmastime in big bowls in my apartment and i get m and m's different color m and m's one of my favorite. >> love it good we will tell what you that says about you. >> you spend hours carving your pumpkin so how do you make sure it stays, good, and fresh, for over a month. the top tips to preserve that hard work and you don't want the squirrels to eat it. my goodness.