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the broader answer involves something called jerry man dering in which members of one political party are packed into

irregular shaped parties. in this case republicans in harrisburg in order to delute their cloud. it's challenger to hammer the incumbent for any kind of wrongdoing. but what about the primary? well, long time in couple bents who spent years on constituent services getting those potholes fixed and in building relationships with campaign donors. unless the party big wigs decide to pull support from that incumbent, an upstate candidate with fresh ideas seems almost no chance of over coming the odds. the incumbent no matter how legally clouded keeps his job. only in philly. the video shocked the entire country, a violent ambush and kidnapping caught on camera. a young nurse attacked while walking down a philly street stuffed into a car.

the nation watched and waited as family members begged for her safe return home. days later a man was arrested in maryland and car leash a gater was found alive. priet investigator joe cor roon owe former philadelphia police officer joins us via skype. let's go straight to facebook. great news, all too often these cigs do not have a positive outcome. thank god they found her alive. keith said hats off to the great work of police and fbi for brinking her safe to her family. who do you credit for a happy ending this time around? >> you have to really credit -- first of all, thank you for having me on again. but you have to credit everyone. you have to start with the media. you know, the way that the media ut p it out and promoted it. and then secondly, how quick the philadelphia police department responded to this. they didn't overlook any details from the moment of the first phone call to the officer that responded and saw the glass on the ground, the phone, something obviously happened and they just

jumped into action and a lot of credit should go to the philadelphia police department forgetting the ball rolling. and so often when things happen, you get put out. the police had him on camera. he was on camera during the street attack. having did having his face blasterred every where help track him down. >> it absolutely did. the first time they did have him on camera from the street and then the callers that were calling in with some form of descriptions and then once the atm card hit, that was such a valuable asset because they put an alert on these cards. the banks were aware, the moment that goes in and it's enter,ed the fbi, at tf, everybody is notified they were able to keep this information very close and they were able to follow this individual and not to mention the atm information and also the gps information. another comment from our facebook page, this one from shore rein say, only god knows

what he would have done to her if authorities didn't act fast. initially people were critical of police saying they didn't act quick limit in your opinion, do you think that they moved as tpa*fs as they could have in that situation. lauren, 70 hours later she was found and she was found safe. so i believe she -- all law enforcement, including the media, everyone acted accordingly. you know, people have a perception that police departments have an oversight. you know, this global camera that much whats everyone and everybody move about, but that's not what happened here. it's a progression and it processed rather quickly, 70 hours and that's what we have to keep focus on. they responded very quickly. > good point. >> we got a lot of comments about this guy's wrap sheet. chris california said the justice system failed everyone on this after his vial event history against women in general he should have never been released. why wasn't he in jail. this guy shouldn't have been out

on the streets. what's wrong with our systems? do you think someone is going to have to answer to this. >> i would like someone to answer to this and unfortunately itself hey not police department's fault. he's done his due diligence because of his wrap sheet. where do we go from here? you have the court system that has proven time over time has failed us, failed us as citizens, failed us as a judicial network that we're supposed to keep people like this in. people are let go early. you have parole problems. we always hear about the correctional facilities are always overloaded. they make these decisions and unfortunately when they do back out they don't come back into so so it as productive citizens. we're so happen about with happened in this situation, thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. > an army vet remember paralyzed while in afghanistan able to walk again. check it out. his name is dan rose.

he's the first to receive this ex owe suit donated to him by the organization solder socks and that organization provides veterans coming home with certain necessities, last night the army honors. he suited up and walked while the crowd gave him a standing owe investigation. it's kind of great that i'm standing again. when i'm walking around, i use the device at home as well. i never got the per expect of being able to see myself walk again. it's great. i kind of forgot how tall i was. thank you for your service. dan is using this device as part of a study to look at the benefits of standing and walking after paralysis. it's official, late last night the transit agency's largest union ratified a two dwreer

contract. to make sure there's no strike when this walks out. a store owner fights off an attack. also this morning we want to know your favorite pizza places. we already put this out there. we are getting so many replies coming in. new station pizza, how about this one. thanks for that one as well. so this is hashtag fox 29 weekend will put on and we'll tell you the favorites on this study in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. now for our first music request this morning, candy girl by new edition. thank you forgetting us moving with that. we want to hear your tunes. tweet us, hashtag fox 29

> incredible surveillance video out of florida where a store clerk fights off a robber. check this out. here's the scene, a guy walks into a gas station store, he's got a gun, he's got it up in the air with you but a clerk says when he hears the guy cock the gun he could tell it was plastic t. that's when he caught the baseball bat and fought him off. i just went at him. all right. so far police have not made any arrests. only in florida, right? and in florida, a waiter there has a little l extra spring in their

step after a customer leaves them a $1,500 tip. earlier this week carlos perez waited on a couple during a very busy night. a man asked him on the dish that wasn't on the menu. perez made it happen. and then the man bought beer for the entire staff and left a pretty generous tip. that's nice. you just wish it would happen to you. i'm always the one calculating what's 20 percent. instead of what's the service. we got a lot of comments coming in on the politics. we'll get to that in just a moment. he was a regular teenage kid until someone snapped a picture that went viral. now we all know him as al. there is a marketing company claiming they were the ones responsible that neither alex nor target knew anything about it. let us know, hashtag fox 29 weekend. you keep the pictures coming.

we appreciate your interact tift girard, thanks so much for that one. it was cold outside. grab a cup of something hot. caitlyn will have your forecast coming up in just a bit.

> welcome back, taking a look at your news right now. investigators have uncovered an

assassination plot against the queen of england. scotland yard confirms has arrested four people as part of this ongoing investigation. british sources say four islamic freedom fighters planned to use a knife to kill the queen at a weekend filled with celebrations to commemorate the 96 years since the end of world war 1. > we also have a missing person's story. police is hoping someone has seen this woman. so take a good look. this is 36 year old april parker. she was last seen on tuesday at the 200 block of lud low street. she is bipolar and does require medication. if you see her, please immediately call 911. now to the story had twitter talking this week. a mysterious boy named alex bagging items from a target store. so many people were talking about him. but why was he? was he so popular. even alex didn't know. the first time he heard about

the trend is when the manager showed it to himself. they master minded the trending topic based off a picture they found on twitter. alex claims he has no idea what he's going on. apparently there was a company wanting to take credit of taking the pick. my family and i have never heard of this company. what's going on here? what kind of marketing scheme is going on here. we want to start with this tweet first. it's from ak who writes can we talk about how hill layer is it is that hashtag alex from target was a very successful prank? was the work of a marketing mind or someone trying to use social immediate media to try to blow things up? >> it's hard to belief that anybody would go out and do this unless target had asked them to do it. of course major companies like target spend a fair amount of triem trying toette oar monitor

what's going on in the social media or even impact it and impact it proactively. it doesn't make much sense if target doesn't feel about it and this kid didn't know about it that somebody came in and spent the time and money to do this with no potential reward. >> you don't buy it that target had nothing to do with it at all? michael writes if this hashtag from target phenomenon is actually a marketing ploy, bravo for taking advantage of kid's social media, do you think that's what happened here? >> well, that's right, if you look at the generations that care about such things are really engaged in social media, jen y and jen z he kind of follows in and around that. no, i'm not surprised at all particularly given the age level we're talking about, these kinds of things, attractive young people really make a difference to them. > do you think that the people

that are on social media are the same audience that's coming in and spending their money and their dollars at target? >> that's an interesting concept because they said historically that half advertising isolate id, they don't know which half. in this case i don't know if it has any impact at all, other than a group of young ladies trying to visit alex at his particular target. our last tweet comes from roger. he asks i wonder what kind of effect hashtag ales ex is having on target. it's been every where. look at what we're doing now on television. we're giving them additional publicity. hey, if they didn't pay for it, they're sure getting a lieutenant for their money. what do you say is the big take away from this for other businesses out there. >> if you don't tap in to the kind of generations social media goes nowhere. > agreed. thanks so much for your time. we appreciate.

>> migrate pleasure, thank you. > if you anything to add, kwrao* go to our websites, use the hashtag. tony says deloren owes over there in jersey. we all need a hot pizza pie. we got a lot of shore things. we do. we got obviously max. we got picks ohs coming. those are big debates, the best pizza down the shore. so many good options. that is a live look at atlantic city, new jersey. the sun is up. we have less wind today. very cold out there, the coldest morning we've had in months. we're all about the forecast of what's coming up and one of our twitter followers, flyers man he's not asking about the flyers, he's asking about monday's football game out at the link. it will be kind of cool. monday one tuesday we warm up, but not bitterly chilly.

temperature at 8:30 with some scattered clouds. outside right now we do have a cold front moving in from the west. it won't bring us any rain, but we'll enjoy a sunny start to the day. clouds will increase as the front comes through. it's only 28 in mount poke oh, 33 in pottstown, many of us starting the day at freezing or below. 38 here in philadelphia, 33 millville, already 41 in wildwood. temperatures are responding to that sunshine. it gets warmer every hour. we'll only make it to 50-degrees for your high temperature. that's about 10-degrees below the normal. then as you head into sunday, 55-degrees. we'll get a nice warming trend through veterans. right on the heels of a warmup. check out those temperatures. the bottom falls out. we turn sharply colder. cold enough for maybe some snow showers next thursday although some of you already saw some of those frozen flakes. 43 is all for the high temperature. 45 there next saturday. so the roller coaster ride of temperatures continues.

> karen. >> these pizza pictures are making me so hungry. could somebody send a pizza instead of the pictures. send your favorite kind of pizza. if you want to send us a pizza, we'll love you forever. > we'llette it. categorize this one. there's a new study, we know it's dangerous, but we still text and drive, yeah, do you do this? tell us the truth. let us know, hashtag fox 29 weekend. coming up, the reason many people say they still do. we're getting so many of your comments. this one comes from curry philly she says a lot of teachers came out. and on the other side, propagate the life about education and the budget. correspond bet budget rose every year. unions don't care for kids. so lots of people have opinions about what caused the movement in our elections this year. cold as is. it is cold as is outside. > yeah, it is. >> it's one of our viewer

credits. we appreciate your suggestions and we'll come our weekend box office coming in.

> we have a big question for you. it's the moment of truth on our show. do you text and drive? >> i can't really admit that, it's illegal, right? > it's illegal, but you can admit it. >> i've done it. > karen. >> i certainly done it at stop lights. we all know it's dangerous, but we all do it anyway, apparently. 98 percent of us know we shouldn't do it, that it's dangerous, but 75 percent of us do it anyway. this was a study done at the university of connecticut. the professor there who led the study says there's a big skis many between what we believe and what we do. >> the reason behind this, the lure of text messages is like the lure of the slot machine. you think maybe it's something important and it releases the dopamine which generates excitement. mitchell smith was one of the few who admitted to texting, writing only at red lights.

>> and pete, he says it seems like we all survived before cellphones there should be an ig missing switch that belows up your driver's license if you are seen texting while you are behind the wheel. moving or stopped, people. and trust me the world will not end if you miss that text. i agree that the world will not end. however, it is a compulsory thing just like checking our twitter and facebook. if you hear that, even if it's in my purse, i just want to know who it is. >> the other day i actually left my phone home, i was too lazy to go back and get my phone. i was going to meet someone. but i don't have my phone, what if they're trying to get in touch with me. we're all sitting at the bar, we're all sitting there entexing. no more face to face. this guy was like when my battery dies, i go crazy. >> me, too. it's almost like you lose a limb. > did you ever text and drive.

>> i did. my mother always says get off your phone. > sometimes i admit, i do. even just the scrolling through, the twitter, those type things, i'm ' not necessarily texting, but it's like i got my eye on the road and on this, too. > i'm going to try not to do it. we'll be better people and dry because obviously we know the consequences on that one. > do you religious role up your sleeve or do you stay far away. i've got mine done this year. ladies. >> i haven't. i didn't, either. > we have a woman who makes pretty shocking claims after she says her child got the flu shot. >> fox 29 weekend. > let's take a look at some of your comments that are coming in right now. this one is from tamara, she says we are continuing home from tennessee and she saw a truck driver texting. keep your comments

> it's time for your news now. one of the teenagers injured in a shooting in wash to be state last month has died. 15 year old andrew phi ^berg died last night. he was a cousin of the shooter, jay line fry ^berg. five people died when he started shooting in his high school cafeteria just two weeks ago. business owners in missouri say they are concerned about another protest. all of it surrounding about a grand jury's decision about whether or not to indict the shooter of brown. > this morning a florida mother is desperately asking for your prayers. her nine year old is paralyzed and diagnosed with something called a white brain disease. carla grib in is her name and she says her daughter mary sue was happy and healthy until she got a flu shot and then just three days later she couldn't walk and couldn't talk.

she recently appeared on fox and this is part of that interview. what did happen and are dr.s certain that there was a direct link between the flu shot your daughter received and her subsequent paralysis. >> the doctors won't confirm it or deny it. her father, stephen and i are, due to all of our research certain that is what caused mary sue's condition. she was a happy, healthy, running and plage nine year old when this happened. there was no underlying condition. i mean they did so many tests at the hospital to try to find something else that could have caused it'd and could not find anything. > so joining us now by skype right now, dr. judy lark kin is who a pediatrician at jefferson. thanks so much for joining us. >> you're welcome. > we hear a story like this and every parent out there absolutely pan iks. it's what we're so afraid of. what do you think.

>> obviously stories like this are concerning and was mentioned they couldn't come up with any other reason for this event to happen. obviously the mom is thinking i that it may have been the flu vaccine. i think it's true that some of these things are so rare that there's not enough cases of them to do the scientific research on them to find out where did they come from and when you look at cause and affect there is absolutely there was the vaccine, but there is also a possibility that brought this on since it's such a rare disorder. unfortunately in the world of medicine, you know, most treatments, most therapies, most preventative type things, they're never 100 percent effective and they're never 100 percent without risk. flu kills a lot of people every year. when you look at numbers, 36,000 people a year in this country die. so that number includes people who have underlying illnesses. but it also includes healthy people and it includes healthy kids. > i know over at my kids

pediatrician office we had lines all the way around the billing when they did their big flu inic. we put this out on facebook we got thousands of opinions. we want to get your response. leslie writes in as a master's degree nurse i refused a flu shot and lost my job because of my refusal. my health is valuable, i'll take my chances. but i will not risk my health. to this day i've never had the flu shot and i've never had the flu. what do you respond to that sort of sentiment. >> first of all she's lucky she's never had the flu. but secondly she is saying that she was working in the healthcare industry and show lost a job because she refused the flu vaccine. unfortunately what you have to look at when you look at things like that is that yes, as an individual you can refuse whatever you want. > let me get your opinion on this one, we have ashley writing in yes, let your child get sick and die from a horrible disease just because one child every 30

years has a bad reaction. come on now. clearly some outrage on that one. certainly a lot of people feel that way. i think that we as healthcare people and the scientific community we have to respect reports of consequences of vax eons and consequences of medication. so we have to listen to these reports. does it always change what we're going to do? no, it doesn't. but we can't just push them aside and not pay attention to them. dr. judy thank you so much for your time. we areally appreciate it. >> thank you. > i want to leave with this one comment from kendra and she writes this is a reckless and stupid thing to post. we need to be vaccinated, the fear mongering is criminal and will risk the lives of more people to teach parents by putting little one's lives on the line for not vaccinating. thanks for up holding the integrity. we expected nothing better from

you. good morning, i'm dr. mike sks are you having trouble remembering where you put your keys or where you parked your car? well, it might be that you have sleep apnea a new study found that people who have severe leap apnea have memory problems. so if you're snoring or you think you have sleep apnea, get it checked out. a new study researchers have found a high prevalence of vitamin d deficiency in people with conditions like als and ms. also known as neuromuscular disorders. it's best to get checked to see if your vitamin d deficient and if you are, start taking vitamin d. have you noticed that when you scratch your skin, it actually gets itchier? well, new research found that serotonin is

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> this morning we have been asking you about your favorite pizza places. that's because the -- how to you pronounce it? i talked to them last night. they're only for a couple hours at 5:00 p.m.

they don't deliver. people line up for it. they're in south philly and they're rapinged the best pizza. new jersey pizza is delorenzos. in delaware it's grot owe. but that's a chain. everyone knows if you ever go down to delaware beaches, if you're in bethany, you're eating at grot owe. it's really, rete i good. is there any bad pizza. what's your favorite, lauren. >> crust, cheese, calories cashes. i don't care where it comes from. > i do like that, too the too too pizza, the new trend where you put all sorts of vegetables. san touchy, lorenzos. >> cheese, saws, crust, i'm good. veto's pizza inn cherry hill which is right down the street from where i grew up and also tony's down the shore. > let's take a look at some of

your comments and pictures. this one looks so good. buffalo chicken pizza, that's one of my fairchts. it's the favorite and they bring it up to late night tv as well. we've had it, deestablish. > not even close, the best pizza on earth is found at sam's pizza palace at the wild woods new jersey boardwalks. > i think pizza takes better at the beach. >> the air, it's so good. i think you get it almost every time. > we're having fun. keep the comments coming. we like pizza. hi, this is another episode of momma log which we could call potty log. okay, so we have our favorite turtle here because you have two boys, and a husband so you have three boys and a boy doing. what's your number one issue? i

can't stand it. they're such good athletes and they all want to be super stars, but they can't get it in the toilet. they can get the goal, they can get the hockey store, they can drunk a basket but they can't get it -- it drives me absolutely insane. all it takes is this. how are you teaching at home? seriously i make them clean it up themselves. once you start doing that. how old is your little guy. >> six. i make the dog go in there with him, i make them all watch. get it in. girls don't do that. and yes, this is another episode girls don't do that. and yes, this is another episode

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card. more and more stores are opening their doors earlier and earlier on thanksgiving trying to get you to cash in on the holiday sales. is corporate america ruining your family's tradition. you can weigh in. grab your devices and get ready to join the conversation. this is fox 29 weekend. > your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive, this is fox 29 weekend. and welcome back, the coldest morning we've seen oh far this fall in old city. welcome to fobbing 29 weekend. it is november 8, i'm karen hepp. i'm lauren johnson. i've been using the hashtag chilly philly and it's finally coming to light. it's cold outside. we have another jamb backed news, including republican control in congress and a democrat in congress, can anything get done? there is

something special about this photo, we'll show it to you in a couple of moments and see if you can spot it. we'll tell you all about it. first we want to get to your interactive weather. carlos bakery in marlton, grand opening happening. look at the lines out there. people line up in the cold you know it's good, right? it looks like it's really good and what their specialty is and what say buena is bringing back to us. what are they known for. a lot of people out there on this cold morning. it is the coldest morning weave seen so far. most of us starting out in the 30s. that is helping our temperatures rebound pretty quickly. let's get to a picture one of our viewers sent us. cold ones are pretty. that is so true. i thought the same thing. i was actually dark up and it was still dark. it was a full moon on the sixth, but it was still sobriety and beautiful early this morning. so was the season rice. a lot of sunshine this morning. ultimate doppler showing clouds off towards our west. that's along a cold front which

will pass by later on tonight. this cold front it brings some rain and snow showers into portions of the upper peninsula of michigan into areas of canada. it's not going to bring us any wet weather or any noticeable drop in temperatures. tomorrow looks as nice as today, in fact, a little milder. 39 in reading, 41 philly, wilmington andover. 41 in ac. winds are also pretty calm. yesterday we saw those gusts over 40 miles an hour at times. right flow we've got a light breeze. we've lost the wind from yesterday. yesterday also brought a brief interesting mix of some frozen precipitation. we got a lot of reports from you guys thanks so much for that. desphiet the cool start out there. we'll rise to 50 degrees for the high temperature. sunshine giving way to late afternoon clouds. into tonight mostly cloudy, not as cold, maybe a sprinkle l or two, 43 for the low temperature.

we'll have your 7-day forecast still ahead. lauren, thanks so much caitlyn. a burlington county business burns to the ground overnight. take a look at these flames. firefighters were called to the 600 block of styles avenue in maple shade around 4:00 this morning. that's a big one. one person was taken to the hospital. the cause of that fire is still unknown. also right now police are searching for a gunman after a temple university student was shot overnight. it happened off campus during a robbery attempt at a campus party outside of the campus. this is on the 1500 block of north 17th street. that student is expected to be okay. our cover story this morning we're talking about the republican takeover. voters seemingly sending a message to the president who campaigned very hard for change that they would like a change, too, and they'd like it in washington. that means for the very first time the president is going to be facing a republican house and senate. what's this already going to do for a partisan grid lock in our capital? we have eleanor december i and republican

consultant joe watkins. we want to first start with a tweet, good morning guys, we appreciate your time. >> thanks for having us. > let me start with this tweet because we had so many people who were writing in. this one comes from kelly. do i believe america is going to be fine now that the gop is in control? no. is it a step in the right direction, absolutely. >> first i'll make it easy, joe what are your thoughts. >> there will still be challenges going but don't suppose that there's a republican house and a democrat president that we can't get things done. maybe we have a chance now to get some great things done for america. eleanor? >> well, i think people are watching. people have spoken and they said they want change and you know when you looked at the maps the other night you saw a lot of red. we need to get some neosporin on those wounds and get some healing for the country. let's talk about one of the big

issues of course we had as owe bam care. we had a comment that came in from shannon. her comment was short and sweet. she wrote bye-bye obamacare. iso bam a care going anywhere? eleanor, what do you think. >> i don't believe so. i believe there will be a the look of tweaks. i don't think obamacare as a whole is going away. > joe. >> i agree with eleanor. i think that itself it's not going to go away. i think it's going to be tweaked. i think there are a lot of things to make it work better, foreeffectively for people. it's interesting, i talked to a lot of young people, because they aren't insured after college they are happy with obamacare. it's older americans that are feeling challenged by it. cheek owe writes, republicans don't want to work with obama. america will continue to suffer.

your thoughts on this. we've had a lot of problems getting it set up. we've had such problems getting anything done before, what do you think now? >> i think anyone is in elected office has gotten the message. there's another election in two years and you better -- you better have done some things. people are coming out and they're voting. more people voted in this election than anyone expected. > that's the truth. my poling location they could not believe the numbers and i heard that every single place i went. every where in philadelphia. > absolutely. >> joe, what do you think? >> i think that republicans and democrats really have to work together in order to make things work for the country. american voters are he so angry right now, so displeased with the grid lock in washington. there's really a great deal of burden, pressure to work with the president to get things done for the country. the americans are happy about is they don't have to watch all the

commercials anymore. > that is the truth. that is absolutely the truth. thank you so much. remember, of course rings for all the latest political news we have it all right there on our website. just come to myfoxphilly.com. > president obama to elect this woman, loretta lynch currently serves as a federal prosecutor in brooklyn. she is likely to be confirmed by the senate. lynch would be the first black woman to serve as attorney general. holiday shopping, earlier and earlier. outrageous some stores will be open all day on thanksgiving. ridiculous or justified? let us know, hashtag fox 29 weekend. plus, dramatic weight loss. a woman loses nearly half of her body weight. the secret to her success. i'm superintendent michael chip wood with a video that is beep

me off this week. it's the moment that gripped our area and the nation, 22 year old car leash a frilg gater kidnapped off the street in philadelphia, dragged down a sidewalk, shoved in a car. the attack so brutal am feered she wouldn't make it out alive. then the news came. her abductor has been arrested. she was alive and okay. now she is safe and the suspect is in custody. when i look at this video and i see a violent abduction of a 22 year old woman walking down the street committed by a sadistic predator. she's drug to her car, the bad guy, the thug, the bum is somebody who should never have been on the streets. the victim is safe and now hopefully he never sees the light of day. i'm superintendent michael chip wood, that's

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> good morning, everybody, i'm jeff cole. it's time for fox up fillerred where we respond to your complaints and comments right here on the air. first up this week, our viewers challenge us to get action. mike mor has no legs. our viewers were stunned at our story on fox 29. some low lives stole mike's

wheelchair on halloween right as he was giving out treats to the kids. this disgusts me to no end. sad what the world is coming to. vanessa, we live in a sick world. as you can see this sent many of you into a rage. but this is also proof positive that so many of you are good people because lots of you folks came up with an idea. maria. i hope he gets his wheelchair back. hint hint fox 29, greg, this is where fox steps in. maria, how can we help, fox 29? >> kathy, fox, let me know if you need a donation. you folks are great human beings. now the proof. when your heart felt e-mails came into us, we knew we could help somehow. so many offers. we interviewed mike to heather peco. thank you, heather for donating a wheelchair.

amazingly her son dominic went through the same thing four years ago. our viewers helped dominic get a new one after his was stolen. now his mom is paying it for. your overwhelming reaction to a stunt. you've been doing traffic for three months. why can't we get a traffic report? mike jerrick goes on a very believable rant defensing sue care oh who had been pulling double duty on weather and traffic for two months. mike decides to go rogue and higher someone himself and he decides why not someone who rides septa. the guy at the bus stop? i'm mike from good day philadelphia. we're looking for a traffic reporter. >> i just saw your tweet here. >> you saw me tweeting? >> yes. you want to try to do traffic sph. > a lot of our employees didn't know what mike was doing.

we kept that hush hush. then came the punch line. you said this is a demo, right? give it a shot. >> okay, here we go. good morning, everybody. our viewers loved it. kathy, that was terrific. could not have made a better choice. jen, so happy, bob is the greatest. vittoria, great job. i totally thought it was just a guy waiting for a bus. kevin, good day philly is now my morning news show. jane, welcome, bob kelly. as if good day couldn't get anymore awesome. we agree, jane. jelly donuts all around. that's a pretty good jelly donut that's it for this week's fox unfillerred. we want to hear from you. e-mail us, send us a text, call us, send us a telegram. don't send us a telegram.

we don't get tell grams. please contact us. we want to hear from you. i'm jeff cole. > and jeff cole, i figured out we need some more of you on this show. we'll bringing you live in as when. no strike forcep that. late last evening the largest union ratified its contract. it's going to be a two-year deal. the union president says there's still more worker to do to make sure there's no strike when this contract runs out. sunday fun day, i love that day. eagles have to wait one more day. the birds ready shake up things at the link for monday football. all eyes will be on quarterback mark sanchez for many reasons. can he lead the team to victory? > joining us now to talk more about it. hey, guys. >> what do the listeners think about mark starting this week, first time for the eagles?

>> he looked good in three-quarters of play. he had a couple of interceptions. he's been a great quarterback, but he hasn't been a great quarterback. the first two years he went to the championship game, his first two years in the league. i guess the ultimate question is can chip kelly turn mark sanchez into a good quarterback? can he step right in and make this team continue to role? i believe he can. i don't think it's necessarily that mark sanchez is a great quarterback, but in this offense with their running game and the rest of their personnel, shawn, i think they can continue this run with mark sanchez. i think they're going to focus on the quarterback position because it's the sexy position especially when you got a good quarterback in there. they lost the captain of their team, dough meek orion. he's gone for the season. you have to look at he emmanuel. they're definitely not on demeek orion's level.

you some intel on sanchez. i've been waiting to see these. let's take it away. the thing is not a lot of eagles fans know who mark sanchez is. so gq magazine did a little detail on him in september of 2011. let's get a little sanchez chest action early in the morning. in this article we learned sanchez that he's a fan of glee, which is a fox show. he is also a fan of broadway shows. how about that. john, i don't know if you ever caught cats or anything like that. >> rent. > how about that, nice. >> that's a nice date option. so i like that about him. he loses points on this one, he is a bieber. he likes justin bieber. she can't hear anything you're saying because she hasan chess love, especially after that picture. onto the next one. this is the mini hair styles of mark sanchez. he's worn corn rows before, he's had a shaved head before.

he's had a headband. with all these faces you're able to pull little girls, such as kate upton, eva long gore ohio who is absolutely beautiful at the age of 39 and hate a been tear ohio. it's not jeeter, but it's a pretty nice resume if you're mark sanchez. isn't he in his late 20s. >> yes, 27, i believe. > he likes the older ladies. >> impressive. > we'll close things out with this one. many people don't know this, but reeks ryan got a tatoo of mark sanchez' jersey, so that's recollection ryan's wife on recollection ryan's body in a mark sanchez jerry. i've here to tell everybody this. that's the worst tattoo i've ever seen by the way. i'm willing to tell everybody this, mark sanchez wins a super

bowl for the philadelphia eagles i'll get a sanchez tattoo on my body. will you join me. >> no, i won't. > where are you going to get a tatoo, that's what i want to know. >> you won't see it in the summertime. > we hope you play as well. >> thanks so much for your input. > have a good morning. >> of course, if you want to say anything about mark sanchez you know where to find us, just use that hashtag, fox 29 weekend. lauren, i was following all the political races on tuesday on twitter, so when correspondy booker won his election for us senate on tuesday, his opponent did something that people are calling maybe a foe pennsylvania, coming up, the way the republican con con grat ultded booker, pretty 21 century. keep them coming. we appreciate you this morning. the chief, anthony good says great job for philly police and also thank you for all the media outlets. we're talking about getting that girl back home safety after she

was snatched off the streets of philadelphia. look at this graphic arts sent in. i love it, karen, lauren and caitlyn strike back. we strike back. the force be with you. > hear what we're playing. >> what is it, baby it's cold outside. brian use the hashtag fox 29 trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

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> check this out. the windy city truly living up to its name, this video from owe hair airport in chicago. strong winds made for some crazy abnormal landings this week. winds in chicago reached 20 to 35 miles per hour on thursday. sometimes i feel like this city is the wiped did i city, though, because it can get breezy. you can see it coming in there. it gets tossed around a little bit and lands. how about this one for history buffs out there. the coliseum is receiving a makeover. and arcologist is suggesting that the floor of be restored. the renovations are going to make it ease why are for visitor to see some of the unseen sections. thanksgiving just a few weeks

away. do you have your menu set in do you know what you're going to cook? >> turkey. > that's always good. >> cranbury saws. > with the holiday season comes holiday shopping. >> in fact, santa is one of our local malls. i'll be heading over there with our family. is it too early? > let us know. >> i think it's too early with the shopping because that's getting earlier and earlier as well. > this music request, boughtful by mar rye a carry. >> thank you so much. keep them coming. some of your comments, kelly writes no retail store should be open all day. it's rick dick lose. retail associates have families, too. there's a santa parade today in deptford. that's early. >> i don't think so. it's a lot of fun. if you have kids you may want to check them out. if you have kids you may want to check them out. kwe put all the apps you love...

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> your news now. the man accused in the abduction of a philadelphia woman is on suicide watch in a virginia jail. 37 year old del vin barnes is now there for another kidnapping case. meanwhile, 22 year old car leash a free land gaiter is recovering after the violent abduction nearly a week ago. federal investigators are expected to bring barnes back to philadelphia monday or tuesday to face the charges related to car leash a. > a bar trum high school

student phases spulings after police say the teen assaulted a teacher. this happened thursday at the southwest philadelphia school. this video of the a*f math was posted to social media and it's going viral. cops say the student threw the teacher to the floor. the staffer bumped his head. he was taken to the hospital and treated for a concussion. the student is currently suspended. of course that's not the right video but we'll try to get it for you. we apologize. this is for our next story. that's the story of correspondy beaker. he was tweeting out. when correspondy booker won the election on tuesday night his republican challenger texted him. he said he was sorry. he didn't have a chance to talk to booker personally. the text had a simple message, congratulations. i don't know.

normally you call the person and have to have a couple words and be classy about it. let us know what you think about this one. the cake boss is making his mark on southern new jersey. he's great. he's been in so many times. absolutely love him. we have a new carlos bakery opening right now in marlton. let's get out there. good morning. good morning, guys. this is craziness. we showed you the long line earlier. we'll get to that, but right now we are inside and take a look at what they have been baking up all night long. these, of course, the famous lobster tails. there's some cakes. if your mouth is not watering yet. take a look at this line. this crowd, some of these guys have been waiting since 8:00 last night just to get in here, get a taste of all of these treats and of course meet the cake boss. we did talk to a few of these.

we got here at 8:00 last night. where were you staying. >> we stayed in our van right across from the building. > you slept in the van. >> yes. > why were you so excited. >> we just love buddy. she goes to culinary school. > so this is important to you. >> yes, he's my idol for culinary. > she was so sweet. she brought her book. she's hoping buddy will sign that. we're here with the cake boss himself, buddy. how are you doing. >> they are showing you a lot of love this morning. i'm so excited to be here in marlton. the fans are great. just to see the families and everybody showing up like this, makes me know whatever we do, opening bakeries or television it's all about families. it's awesome. >> they love you. >> the whole family is coming out here, sleeping in their vans. like i said, it touches my heart to know that we bring families together. we're inspiring people to want

to bake and stuff like that. we got lots of cake. what are you holding right now? that's what everybody is telling me they want. this is our signature desert. she is trying our lobster tail here. this is a recipe that we've been doing since my dad. it's awesome. this whole life shot was worth it for a by the of this, guys. you guys have to come down. you got an invite from the cake boss himself. what's he sending us this morning? we're going to be here, eating cake, signing ought graphs, having a great day. >> and they're going to film a show here later on. a lot of good stuff is going to come out all of this. > i love it. we love it, thank you so much. > bring it back. bring it back. > one more by the. it's time for your interactive weather. the people are braving the cold so it must be good. >> desm, but look at it outside, we've got a the lot of sunshine.

there's a live view of the philadelphia international air pomplet there shouldn't be any weather-related travel delays this morning. less winds than yesterday, but it is pretty chilly. that being said, let's fast forward to tomorrow. another great event to tell you about, light the night takes place at 2:30:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon the it benefits the leukemia and lymphoma society, fox 29 a sponsor. outside right now, taking a look at satellite radar, clear skies overhead here, high pressure overhead, but it is moving out tonight. some clouds to the west indicating a cold front that will move through later tonight. not going to be bringing a drop in temperatures. in fact, tonight looks warmer than this past night. 41 philadelphia, 42 in millville. your 7-day forecast 50-degrees today, that's still pretty crisp. a normal high temperature would be around 60-degrees for this time of year.

we catch a nice warming trend this week. it looks great for monday night football. after that warmup we pay a price. look how cold it turns. 43 with possible snow showers on thursday. just 45 on friday. > it seems hard to believe, but thanksgiving right around the corner and once again this year that the turkey and the stuffing and all the good stuff, the mashed potatoes could be taking a backseat to the shopping. yet another store opening even earlier on thanksgiving so shoppers can take advantage of its holiday deals. k mart is going to open at 6:00 a.m. and then stay open for 4 # hours in a row. there is a campaign to boy cot shopping on thanksgiving day. maybe you saw this one. it is the boy cot thanksgiving day. joining us now by skype our financial expert jean marks from the marks group.

good morning. >> good morning. > how are you. >> let's hop right into it. i want to get your opinion on comments. first off is rachel. she posted this tweet. i enjoy a great bargain as much as anyone, but every family needs to spend time together. i say stayed closed for family sake. what do you think. >> well, you know there's actually two people you want to consider. there's the shoppers and there's of course the people that are working at the stores. when it comes to rachel she's a shopper and if she doesn't want to go shopping on that day, by all means she's free to do that. on holidays, on thanksgiving day and even on christmas day, the world continues to turn. there are a lot of industries that continue to serve their quo's mers during that period of time. airlines and flight attendants are still working, hotels are going to still be working. you're going to be still be working. >> true. > when it comes to the retail industry, things have changed over the years. flu vaccine was a time when i

was growing up where stores were completely closed on sundays and that's changed. now it's moving towards 24/7, 365 day a year thing. you bring up a good point. i think another one of your is a choice. isn't that what it comes down to. >> it really does come down to a choice. first of all, when i hear these people complain it's open thanksgiving day, i have to sharp to get the bargains. no one has a gun to your house to go out for the bare gains. there is plenty of them to be found. > are you shopping.

>> yeah, online. drinking too heavily to leave the house for safety sake. > join the conversation as well, you can use that hashtag, will you be shopping, will you not be shopping, do you think it's fair? let us know. we want to get some of your responses as well. all right. we want you to take a close look at this picture. there's something extremely special about it. i had no idea. i just asked aaron. so i cheated. can you see it? karen. let's get to some of the comments right now. we're talking about the christmas music and all the shopping. this is about the music from al. way too early. how about from larry. don't worry about thanksgiving or shopping because we're at sandals resort in jamaica every year. nice. hey another music request. this is a fun one, turned down for what by tj snake. shary a sent this one in.

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> pennsylvania gambling regulators are close to a decision on pennsylvania's second gambling license. a vote is scheduled for november 18. four applicants are vying for the license. two in center city, two in south city. philadelphia thinks the casino

sugar house says a second facility shouldn't be built at all because the market is already saturated. well, of course they said that. who wants competition, right? it's always better when you have competition. people say that, we have problems, they put all the car dealerships together, it's always better. competition is a good thing. > the pictures. we take pictures every day. check this one out. this may be the oldest photo of a human being. you can see. there it is. we're zoom in a little bit there. this photo it was taken in 1838. when you first look at the picture, we showed you the zoomed out. and it's paris to be specific. in the bottom left-hand corner there appears to be a man getting his boots cleaned. believed to be the first time a person was ever in a photo. the first picture every taken was 1826 and that was a

landscape. the people who took that photo would be mort mortified at selfies. there's michael angelo behind. here's pictures and then there's us that are always trying to get in the middle of things. my family we call that me, me, me, me. it's all about me. > this is a struggle that so many of us have and we write in and we try to do with it all the time, what do we do? this is a regular person. she doesn't have all the trainers and nutritionist. she lost nearly half of her body weight. no miracle pill, special fad diet. we will tell you how she did it

time now for knocking the king. all right, we're here at forefathers in old city and this week you wanted to talk a little baseball. you tweeted out the following, a rite l refresher for you. no question the phillies want to get younger, but want to get rid of bad guys in the clubhouse, marlon bird, jonathan pap lon. you are even stupider than i

originally thought. you know what, you know when your mother told you were the last in line for brains. i guess i was the last in line. i'm just trying to help you out and trying to have you understand. i missed the line. so if you can find me find the line to get the brains, i'm right there for you. someone wrote in, number one, could you be a little more vague? well, here's what you got to understand with twitter. there's 140 characters. i tried to get as much information as i could. that's the serious part. let me break this down for you, marlon bird i was told was a bad guy in the locker room in pittsburgh. i got it from the locker room that he's not a good guy, he will be gone. i didn't have to tell you, jonathan pap loan when he grabs his groin towards you, the fans, he's a sweetheart. cleve lee he's just going on his own routine and ryan sand ^berg said we're not going to do that when he became the manager.

does that help you out just a little bit. number two, you might need a bucket. water came out of my nose reading that. really? i'll tell you what, here's where i'm going to help you because we don't want you dripping all over the place. i've got some tissues for you. you got the whole box. just come down to our fox studio and i'll give you the tissues. i'll save them for you. keep trying your best to knock the kink and i'll talk to you next week. anyone trying to lose weight knows how hard it can be in the struggle to shed the pounds and keep them objection to the form it is shall a challenge. we got one woman she's such an inspiration. she looked in the mirror and she decided enough was enough, time to make a big change. her story so inspirational. her name is carry i nelly and she lives in nazareth. let's take a look at some of her before pictures. she began her weight loss journey back in july of 2011. and what has a journey it has

been at her heaviest she was 300 pounds. she did this slowly, she lost about half of her weight, a staggering amount, 147 pounds and she did it the old fashioned way by exercise and healthy eating. carry joins us right now on skype. > good morning to you. >> good morning. > what do you say to so many folks when you're having such a hard time and you're constantly surrounded by baked goods and you don't want to deny yourself, what do you say to people when they look at you and say you did it, how did you do it. >> i always tell them i did it the old fashioned way. a lot of people are looking for, i guess, maybe an easier way out and i started explaining to them about how i did it with healthier eating and exercises and they kind of get turned off by it because it does take dedication to do that. but there's so many temptations out there. it's a daily struggle especially with maintaining weight now. it's a daily struggle for

anybody, not just me. > what did you do for exercise because that's not easy. especially when you're heavier. you don't want to jump in to some crazy routine and injure yourself. what did you do. >> when i first started i knew that i had to work on my eating habits first. i knew that i always eight until i was at that uncomfortable full point. and i needed to actually learn how to portion control my meals and then i actually bought a recumbent bike at home and i bought an elliptical because i knew at that weight i couldn't jump into running or anything. i didn't want stress fractures on my ankles or my niece. i started out slowly. the bike is where i started. i was doing 20 minutes a night and then i upped it to 25 and 30. as i was doing this i was also cleaning up my diet. i was eating more vegetables. i didn't eat nearly as much as what i should be eating of vegetables and fruits. i've tried every kind of crazy thing and every kind of diet.

how do you click the switch and say this is what i'm going to do and this is how i'm going to make this change? i guess for me, like i said, it took me getting fed up with myself. i looked in the mirror one day and i'm trying to get dressed and these jeans would not fit me. everything hung over top of the jeans and i was like, you know what, this is enough. i can't keep taking the easy way out and buying the next size you. i needed to do something. there was no way that i was going to go into a size 26 pants. did you have friends, office mates, people on the internet? where did you get support. >> i definitely had support with family. definitely my husband. he is a huge supporter of me. he goes to the gym now with me and has also 30 pounds. i do, i have co-workers at work. and just -- it's just an awesome support. when people start seeing the weight comes off of you,

everybody starts asking what are you doing? how with you doing it? it became this thing everybody asked me i got excited to tell them. it's an exciting thing for me because i like share and help other people. > some of the comments that have been motivated. someone is honest and not promoting some miracle weight loss that's great for her and i'm sure she'll motivate many others. i love seeing things like this. it doesn't always have to be depressing news every day. i need your two things. i'm signature at home. i'm struggling with my weight. what are the two things that i can do now and make a change and begin that journey which is going to take a long time? you want have to want it. there are so many people that have come to me and said i am in the same boat. i want to start doing this and i want to start doing that, but they don't do anything about it. they ask me tons of advice, but they don't do anything about it. get off the couch. your body is meant to move.

you don't want to go stale. you have to keep that fire burning inside of you and if you want to lose weight, you will. for me, i was completely dedicated. when i got fed up i was mad at myself and i have been full bore every since. it's such an inspiration. thank you so much. i have a friend in new jersey, peggy, she has a website, steps to good health. let us know if there's something you're trying as well. just use that hashtag fox 29 weekend. > hi, everybody i'm mike jerrick and i'm alex holly and this is the trend. let it go. let it go. this thing won'ting go away. alex you promised me i would never have to listen to another parady of this frozen song. this is a little different. this time we're calling it let

it grow. > let it grow. i am one with. this video was made to promote november. it has more than 125,000 views. so really, just about every week a gang show gives us something to talk about. this week is no different. web producer ryan dennis, which game show? this week the game show was happening on wheel of fortune. l. hey, taylor, so jimmy falon wants democrats to be more like taylor swift after tuesday' election. we put together this remake so they could make it off. music playing) shake it off. shake it off. > well, that's it for the trend

this week. all these clips at myfoxphilly.com.

> so many of you are impressed by carry's weight loss. we have brian writing in that woman looks good, great inspiration. doesn't even look like you. some people say that's what happens when you lose weight. > on fox favorite, one of our

favorite stories of the day. this one comes to us from artist austin light. he did a little project. what he did was he removed one letter from the names of a movie titles and then he created some new logos. take a look at some of his work there. this is beauty and the beat. instead of being a princess she's rocking it out and doing, you know. > i just couldn't see that one well. this is rave from brave. the red hair. >> that's really funny. this is my favorite one. > yes, finding he mow. i love that. finally here we go, harry art tear instead of potter. > the last one, if you take away the very important -- et. the very important e you get mr. t. (laughter) that is clever and cute. that is going to do it for us this morning.

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- welcome to awesome planet. i'm philippe cousteau. and this week we've come to iceland to explore the volcanoes, geysers, waterfalls, and glaciers that are so spectacular they'll take your breath away. (upbeat music) on this episode, feast you eyes on some of the most incredible waterfalls in the world, a volcano that is a ticking time bomb, and watch as i take a drink of water that dates back to the middle ages. (geyser erupting) we're in iceland on awesome planet. (upbeat music) where the arctic ocean meets the north atlantic ocean lies iceland. over time, mother nature has shaped this island into something very special.