probably is, signs that the great deal you are about to get is just a scam. good morning, it is tuesday, and we are recovering from a beautiful day that we had yesterday, wasn't it amazing. >> people in shorts, walking around philadelphia. >> yes. >> it was awesome. >> yes, i know. >> far from the only one. >> it was almost mean to be that beautiful when there is snow in the forecast. >> one even of the spectrum to the other, today we will go from 70 on tuesday to snow by tomorrow. >> i'm in the ready for snow. >> none of us are ready, we didn't think it would happen this early but it is one of our favorites. a coastal storm. so for day it looks fantastic. eight out of ten, we have seasonal temperatures and sunshine, some clouds around but generally a dry, and

tranquil kind of a day. bus stop buddy is so excited about the holiday vacation and maybe a snow day tomorrow, temperatures are in the 50's and 60's, quiet morning, buddy just wearing fleece today, 59 degrees is current temperature, 12 miles an her bruises out of the west northwest. so chillier air has moved in the wake of the rain we had yesterday, there is your winter storm watch in effect for the whole day tomorrow, possibility of accumulating snow any county highlighted in blue there including philadelphia. so temps will remain in the 50's all day, mix of sun and clouds but it will be cooler by tonight and we will break down this forecast for you when the snow will arrive and when it exits coming up in just a few minutes, bob kelly, how is it going out there right now. >> not bad. much different then this time of the take yesterday. we don't have heavy rain, road dry, damp drying out but already a handful of problems we had to deal with mainly with tractor trailers.

on the westbound pennsylvania turnpike, heading in to philly bensalem a tractor trailer accident right at on ramp that is taking out left lane and that big delay stretches from pretty much the connection bridge all the way into the philly bensalem interchange and having a come minute necessity effect on folks trying to get in the philadelphia interchange to gain access to that turnpike. extra time need there had the in the great northeast. traffic lights are on flash, they are flashing yellow along the roosevelt boulevard at front street so police are on the scene trying to move folks across the boulevard. so expect plans there be there, we have sign chris up for that. right in front of the art museum steps, they are closing the the circle, so anyone leaving town if you typically use the kelly drive or ben franklin parkway to get out of town you will want to use vine street expressway to the schuylkill because traffic will be a mess leaving the city with that practice tonight. all of the bridges, whitman, bennie, commodore barry

looking good and north on 202 we are seeing some delays now, through the construction zone from frazier, route 401 and route 29 up into that chesterbrook interchange. otherwise bridges are fine, and mass transit is looking good with no reported delays. we need to recognize that this is not just a issue for ferguson, this is an issue for america. >> yes, a live look right now at ferguson, missouri, for you, sky fox is over the scene of yet another burn building, several buildings that burned to the ground after that announcement was made last night. overnight protest quickly turn violent with tear gas being used to break up the crowds. lets get to jenny joyce live from the news room following the response we have seen really all over the nation. >> reporter: alex, even before the the verdict came in we saw

protesters and swarms of people gathered in the streets of ferguson then and once the announcement was made chaos broke out. glass from storefronts smash, at least 12 buildings were set on fire, cars, included police cruisers went up in flames, and it looks like a lot of the city of ferguson ace blaze. rioters looting in the streets getting violent. hundreds of gunshots were fired. police had to respond with tear gas to break up that violence. some chose to throw roxanne bottles at police and news reporters trying to cover this situation live on air. the faa says it chest to divert nearly a dozen planes headed to st. louis because gunshots were fired in the skies and they didn't feel it was safe to land. ferguson schools were closed to day because of the chaos, the police department and many people living in the area are disappointed by what took place overnight. >> i'm disappointed in this evening. i really don't have any hesitation in telling you i didn't see a lot of peaceful protest out there tonight.

i'm disappointed about that. i'm not saying there were folks not there for the right reason. i'm in the saying that wasn't the case. i am ray saying unfortunately this spun out of control and thankfully what i have seen tonight and i have been out there all evening in the middle of it along with captain johnson, what i have seen tonight is probably much worse than the worst night we ever had in august. >> reporter: celebrities are speaking out by way of twitter, ferrell says i'm heart broken over news of no indictment, in ferguson, let's all pray for peace. and then singer katie perry tweeted feeling stuck all the way over here in sidney, seeing the news just now sending my prayers to ferguson and praying for an equal america. actress lena dunham expressing her feelings by saying all of my love is with the family of michael brown. a plowed their strength and courage, mourn their loss, pray they see justice and change. michael brown's family is supposed to speak at some point today and in the

meantime the police department says it is putting together a plan to try to help restore peace and prevent additional problems as the day continues. alex and chris. >> thanks very much, jenny. michael brown's parents released a statement expressing disappoint the in the grand jury decision. >> they are asking the community to help make changes within law enforcement agencies. so, their statement read in part we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child, will not face the consequences of his actions and they are asking community to express their frustration in constructive ways. their statement says join with us in our campaign to make sure every police officer working the streets in this country wears a body camera. back here at home protest, weren't the only once confessed. >> philadelphia mayor michael nutter, spoke his mind about the decision. >> and there still appears to be no explanation as to why the police officer, out of

his car and, tried to buy him self. there is no dispute, had no weapon, why officer well son shot him, at least ten times. >> police are calling protests largely respectful despite a couple of arrests. >> fox 29's steve keeley is live outside city hall this morning. looking at is what going on in philadelphia steve, good morning. >> reporter: lets look the a the clock at city hall too because it shows 7:00 o'clock and protest just ended here at 3:00 o'clock this morning and they will resume in just eight hours at 3:00 this afternoon. philly 900 miles from ferguson but in million miles away when it came to the reaction in terms of the difference, hundreds of protesters here marched through the city streets for six hours, and only those two arrests and zero damage. the only arrest when some of the group tries to go up the ramp to i-95 and vine street

expressway to shut the highway down but police on bikes did a great job doing tire to tire bike blockades. >> this was a very intense and very large crowd of protesters and very energetic. they walk several miles through various parts of the center city starting out at city hall and down to columbus boulevard. but again, very appreciative of the fact that it was peaceful, law abiding crowd. we understand this people feel very emotionally invested in this issue and we respect that and philadelphia police department respected that tonight. that is why we facilitated the protest and did nothing to inhibit it. the streets do belong to the people. we understand. that we wanted to make sure they were able to transverse through the streets of philadelphia in the safe manner a and we have

accomplished that. the the one exception was the attempt to enter i-95, and it has to be understood public safety perspective that we simply cannot allow that to happen. >> reporter: chief inn expect or joe sullivan showing he is an all around great guy and head of the civil affairs unit. those are officers seen in plainclothes with the orange bands who go to all of the usually strikes from a company, something like that, these guys always handle things peacefully and with the utmost respect for anybody who is walking a picket line or walking in a protest line like last last night. maybe some broken hopes in that crowd but no broken windows, no broken bones here in philadelphia, unlike what we saw in other places around the country. >> in response to the grand jury a's decision president other bam a urged americans to understand that much work remains to be done to improve race relations in our country.

>> joining us doctor camille charles, sociologist, professor of race relations a at the university of pennsylvania. good morning to you, first of all, what are your thoughts and reactions to what you heard coming out of missouri. >> well, i was than the surprised by what happened, but i think it is one of those things that just sort of, unfortunate reminder that we have a lot of work to do. unfortunately we're often talking at cross purposes when we talk about race in this country. the things the way whites and blacks often tend to perceive the same circumstance, the same event, the same piece of information, can often be so different and we end up, really almost unable and unwilling to see the other side. >> let me just add one thing to that from last night, you had the head of the st. louis county police, a white guy

making a statement, and you also had the person who announced this, last night, also a white man. the optics don't seem good. >> no, they don't. they are indicative of part of the problem in ferguson which we have known for quite sometime now. ferguson is a community that is 67 percent african-american, but almost everyone in any position of authority in that community is white. that in itself when you combine that with that talking at cross purposes, it just, makes it inevitable thaw will have miscommunication, and misunderstanding and you will have these kind of circumstances, and you will have a community of african americans who end up feeling hopeless when time and again they are trying to believe in the system and it doesn't work out for them the way that they

feel that it ought to. i was saying before i was in los angeles in 92 when the verdict came back in the first rodney king beating trial and so much of this reminded me of that night and the feeling in the pit of my stomach was the same but difference that was a verdict in an actual trial. >> there was video of that incident. >> so we saw for months, we watched that video, day in and day out and could not understand how anyone could look at that and not convict. in this instance they were trying to get to the point of a trial where maybe some things would come to light. the other problem is that the nature of the grand jury is secretive and that also fools the mistrust good but i want to ask you, a lot of people are talking about the rodney king case and all that. everybody is saying we need to improve race relations. we need to have healing. a are the of the frustration

is how do you you do that? how do you open up these conversations how do we have change when it comes to situations like this. >> twenty-two years later. >> it is a very difficult thing to do. there has been quite a bit of reporting about the importance of segregation and persisting and equality and all of this. when you look at the impact of segregation nationally and we find 90 percent of whiteness this country don't have any black people in their social networks, that is a problem. it makes it difficult for someone to see what it is like to walk in another person's shoes or at least to try to understand how is it thaw can see this so much differently then i do. that will note be as true for groups unrepresented and disadvantaged because nature of the numbers means in every day life they are more likely to have social interactions and more integrated social networks but still

african-american, 75 percent of them don't any of whites in their social networks either and that is a function of segregation. >> work needs to be done on both sides and more interaction with police as well. >> but i do think we have to recognize persisting systemic in equality that we have a history of, a system of laws, absolutely, but those rawls were intended in their implementation to exclude and marginalized certain groups of people and we have not overcome that. sixty years of civil rights is not enough to overcome 300 years of oppression. the it just isn't. >> thanks so much for coming in doctor charles. >> thank you. >> interesting discussion in your class. >> yes. >> let's get to sue with some weather today. >> serve information to pass along. basically that tomorrow is not going to look anything like today. today is very tranquil. here is your preview of the next couple days. day we have to worry about is

tomorrow with rain changing over to snow at some point. we do expect a early high temperature while it is raining of 40 degrees and then going down to around 32 at night. it will be very trick which temperature tomorrow. thursday looks great. it will be chilly. 42 degrees. friday looks very cold but dry, wednesday is our only problematic day. lets cut right to the chase and give you amounts. i have moved up this one to 2-inch line further out of south jersey. the tricky part will be the i-95 corridor. it is ironic how it just sorts offsets upright along that highway there where we have a borderline of rain and snow. couple inches, sloppy wet snow and further are north we go for more expect is to pile up. we have two to 4 inches in montgomery, bucks county, parts of the chester county and northern parts of those counties are western parts if

you prefer, we will get more in the four to 6-inch rain. it all depend where these bands set up with the coastal storm which hasn't arrived just yet. right now temperatures are in the upper 50's, we have 59 degrees in philadelphia right now. fifty-seven in wilmington. fifty-seven in wildwood. we are able to retain the warmth from yesterday when we got to the record high of 72. a lot of clouds around this morning, but as far as future cast is concern, rain force for just about everybody at three or 4:00 in the morning. late morning it starts to change over depending on the timing of the cold air from the northwest it looks like accumulating snow gets start i early, in the higher elevations of the poconos and lehigh valley. we have this storm coming in closer wye 1:00 in the a afternoon and will throw back moisture and lots of rain and only rain at jersey shore and southern delaware and then this continues this situation through 7:00. cold air does move in and we have a brief finish of snow

perhaps, at the jersey shore points but will not last very long. by midnight, it is gone and we can proceed with our holiday on thanksgiving day. nothing to say other than tricky travel tomorrow and winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow as well. i think we have broke it down pretty well, everything probably tapers off by about 10:00 p.m., after that rest of the holiday weekend looks great, even they it will be cold on friday we will take dry and cold over the mess we expect tomorrow, and still chilly on saturday, sunday back to seasonal temperatures in the 50's and we will stay there on monday really the busiest travel day as you mentioned earlier is sunday and that one looks fine weather-wise tomorrow is the problem. >> god bless you, alex. >> sunday is the busier day. we have a couple days to kind of trick toll grand mom's house or where ever we are going for the holidays but sunday bam, everybody is

coming back at the same time. we have a rough get here on the pennsylvania turnpike on the westbound pennsylvania turnpike, between the connection bridge and the philly bensalem interchange. a tractor trailer accident that has left lane block and causing delays for motorist trying to get on turnpike from northeast philadelphia. that philadelphia bensalem interchange a rough go here this morning. otherwise slow go for gang leaving royersford and collegeville. 422 is your speed meter reading. same deal on the schuylkill expressway inbound and out of town delays feast touring conshohocken and center city. we will zoom into a crash on dresher road at business center drive at entrance in the business center there. and then traffic lights are not working on the boulevard at front street, there is no cross traffic, because lights are flashing on yellow so highway patrol on the scene there, mass transit looking good this morning. no problems at all on the regional rails. buses, trains, trolleys also looking good with in delays, chris, back over to you.

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later this morning at city hall the mayor with health commissioner, along with the health commissioner will recognize philadelphia businesses that have stopped selling tobacco products. owners will share why they decided to implement their tobacco free. and over at wmgk they are helping families in need this thanksgiving, this is a live look at love park, right now, they have unloaded this truck all morning long, of course, this is a annual event held three days before thanksgiving each and every year where listeners are encouraged to drop off turkies, and catch donations to remember preadvertised drop off points. in 2006 alone they have collect about 6,000 turkies, and, of course, this is headed up by the radio station and john dibella was just induct in the broadcast pioneer hall of fame. long with sue serio friday night. >> great to see the community coming together to give back. >> every year. we all know eagles cowboy rivalry can get heated, even among family members.

>> this is cute, right. two-year old bucks county girl name a va had marie decided to square off with her grand dad over who is the the better team. >> go cowboys. >> go eagles. >> go cowboys. >> i'm saying eagles. >> i'm saying cowboys. >> i say eagles win. >> i love this. how cute. >> but very wrong. what i want to know who raised her to be a cowboys fans in that house. grandfather knows what he is talking about. of course eagles and cowboys meet on thanksgiving day with nothing more than first place and possible post season implications on the line. it is a big deal. >> and ann marie you are cuter but grand poppies wiser. bad news for holiday travelers, we have a terrible day if tomorrow, in fact is your day to hit the roads. the forecast not good, it goodies news for blue mountain ski resort in the pocono

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we are coming up at 7:30 on this tuesday morning. >> it is the day before a big travel day, sue serio has a look at the weather. not the best timing here, sue. >> no, but bus stop buddy is happy because he only has a couple more case of school left, until, things change, and we will get the holiday. whether we get bad weather or not. we will take a look of course at what bus stop buddy is wearing this morning. it looks like it is a sweat shirt because it is not that cold out. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. in weather by the numbers we will give you ab eight out of ten. eight is because temperatures are comfortable, weather is quiet, no precipitation in the forecast, just wait until tomorrow. 59 degrees in philadelphia wind west northwest at 12 miles an hour. so not as breezy as it was yesterday but there is tomorrow, a winter storm watch

in effect for all counties that you can see highlight there had in blue. that is philadelphia, included, north and west of the city. those other places have the best chance of seeing accumulating snow tomorrow. >> we are find. temperatures in the 50's. gets cooler. we have a coastal storm coming up, and that is going to really change our forecast. we will have details, break it down just ahead, hey bob. >> good morning everybody. delays on the pennsylvania turnpike, another tractor trailer accident, this time around, it is on the westbound side right here near philly bensalem interchange a block in the left lane and causing delays for folks trying to get on turnpike from the boulevard. we will go to the next one. that will show us, delays on the schuylkill expressway running slow into and out of the city, 422 slow as well from royersford into collegeville. we will zoom into dresher road right in front of the business complex there, there is an

accident and as we move to the next one you'll find delays on the roosevelt boulevard where the traffic lights are on flash at front street and we will get for a lit built of the spin there and it is causing delays in the only on the boulevard, but cross traffic as well. we will check with the mass transit, situations all of the trolley routes are running with delays, this morning all because of police activity in the tunnels. all of the subway surface trolleys running with delays, but regional rail lines are in good shape with no delays, and so far, so good, no delays up and over any area bridges. we determined that no probable cause exists to file any charge against officer wilson. >> so you heard it right there. grand jury ruling not to indict officer darren will on in the the shooting deaths of 18 year-old michael brown. >> joining us to talk about the grand jury's decision is

our legal analyst ken rottweiler and attorney johnson. good morning. >> good morning good important thing people need to remember is grand jury was charged with finding out if there was in probable cause, right. >> right. >> for this to be a crime. >> that was their charge to see whether there was probable cause that a crime was committed and they found no probable cause, therefore, no indictment. >> correct. >> so what is burden of proof there. this is kind of incident that happens owe fast on the street, so an answer like that when a grand jury sits down and looks at this what do they examine, do they get to state of mine. >> think of it more likely than not. stan air is more likely than not. more likely than not that officer wilson committed a crime to wit murder and related offenses. then they will present evidence, usually skeleton's portion of evidence, no the like what you have seen here in ferguson. not like basically a small mini trial. that is what has the citizenry of missouri so up in arms. quite frankly nationwide so up

and arms. this is what we ask for in most criminal cases. there will be a almost a forensic like audit of evidence, prior to bringing charges abe and that usually isn't what happened but it is what happened here. >> i think most decisive evidence that the grand jury heard was wilson's testimony itself. that is really being examine. what exactly happened. when there was an altercation at the car and what happened afterward, that time, that minute by minute sequence of what happened, i think it was crucial this their determination. the grand jury obviously believed his accounts. it was backup by forensic evidence there was a bullet found in the car. autopsy results seemed to backup his story. they heard from other witnesses seem to have, you know made an account that the car responded with his side of the story. they believed what he said. >> at within point i think it is also very telling that the district attorney was bringing forth these charges chose not to make a recommendation which typically isn't done.

the person who is tasked bringing criminal charges makes a recommendation. its my recommendation thaw indict on a through z. in this case he left it blind. to people don't have legal mind. >> he did give laundry list of things to choose. he didn't say anyone but murder one. >> why do you think he gave a run dry list good i think he didn't want to point in one direction. that is what he said. he said it could be murder one, murder two, involuntary manslaughter a and laid out laundry list but shock a is right, normally a prosecutor will kind of guide them into one of the charges which he didn't do good do you think this was based with the forensics of it. when mccollough was talking, 20 minute speech and he kept says witnesses said that that was discredited. they said this that was discredited. basically they are saying all of the witnesses you believed don't listen to them. >> the forensic evidence. they matched forensic evident with the testimony. some witnesses that testified,

grand jury didn't believe and some witnesses testified that they did believe. here's an interesting fact though, darren wilson, the police officer, guess how many times he shot his gun before that night. >> how many. >> zero. >> that was very first time he discharged his weapon. i found that fascinating, you know when i read accounts. because now we read his testimony. >> another backdrop that bears make up is the racial make up, nine whites three african-american. >> but that did in mirror the statistic of the county that it was in in clayton. it basically was the same mix racially. i take a look at that because there wasn't a disparity. >> i don't think there was either. >> one more thing, what is next they be for officer wilson. >> could there been a federal probe. >> there is a civil rights investigation by federal government. i think that will go no wherey don't think it is going no where. >> because new this has been flush out by grand jury. i don't think he will be a law

enforcement officer. he will resign. i doubt he goes back into law enforcement. there will be a civil lawsuit going forward by the brown family. i think that is where we will go. >> thanks very much. >> thanks for coming in. >> all right, so while we're looking for deals on line hackers are hunting for your information. in fact, many web sites are more susceptible to hacks during the holiday. we will give you tips on how to stay safe. >> we will go outside to love park right now john dibella of course the the dj at wmgk is handling this again annually. it is the turkey drop. they do this two days before thanksgiving. they do this two days before thanksgiving. they usually get 6,000 donated

hopefully we will fly like a eagle this week. but with that snow expect to becoming in i'm sure people are trying to get out today to avoid all of the travel troubles.

>> do you know how expense it it would be to change your ticket from tomorrow to today. >> a few hundred dollars. >> what i hope for when they have big snowstorms sometimes the airlines forgive that fee but we will wait to see for that. >> this time of the year it is important on give back and help those in need. >> and again, our friend at wmgk are holding their 13th annual john dibella turkey drop today at love park. there they are hanging out. they have already unloaded a full truck of turkies. usually they get five or 6,000 people coming and donating turkies. you can also donate cash. >> i think steve keeley is there. are you there, steve? >> he doesn't know he is on air so this could be really tough. >> yes, dangerous. >> we will check back with steve, so you can see, he has made donations as well. we will check back with john dibella. good to see so much activity out there they get so much turkies every year for a great

cause, just great to see everyone giving, in a giving mood for the holidays. i love it. so lets get to mike jerrick he is previewing some of the stuff coming out of good day. >> i could get out of newark, if possible. >> yeah. >> speaking of turkies. >> no, seriously everybody trying to change their flight, turkey flights and thanksgiving trips. i was going to go tomorrow, right. >> um-hmm. >> a nor'easter. >> nor'easter you have heard bit right. >> yes, we have heard about it. >> are you talking to us. >> i'm trying to change my flight. everybody is tuning n lets talk about that. my goodness.

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we're taking a live lot pocono mountains, lot of people are hoping it won't be what it looks like tomorrow. >> that is the manmade kind. >> thinks natural kind. >> forecast for tomorrow and before we get to that bad news, lets have some fun for a lot of people, their thanksgiving morning tradition is to go to high school football game. there is turkies getting ready to go. it is, a touchdown, well, the forecast for thanksgiving day, itself, looks great, it is just tomorrow that is the problem.

we've got 42 for the high tomorrow and 28 for an overnight low stuffed with clouds in the morning. and, we have a lot of clouds around, we don't have precipitation. front that came through yesterday, it stalled, just off shore, so when we have coastal storm our nor'easter it will slow back moisture. we will get cold air coming in at the same time and that means, snow and winter storm watch is already up for philadelphia and all counties north and west of us, basically, if you live in a place highlighted in blue, decent chance of getting some accumulating snow. as we look at what happening in the metro area rain begins first, and then late morning early afternoon is when we will get a change over, to wet, sloppy heavy snow that couple accumulate a couple inches before ten, 11, maybe even midnight and then out of here and thanksgiving dry. different story for lehigh

rally and poconos, i just saw the snow, manmade snow, add to it, perhaps with decent accumulations because of a change over snow, in the morning, between 9:00 a.m. and noon tomorrow. traveling to and from any of these areas could be a problem, one to 2 inches probably along the i-95 corridor, lot of factors here that could change that could give us less or more depending on what happens, two to 4 inches to the north and west of that say around chester county, and bucks and montgomery, further north, four to 6 inches in the higher elevations, 6 inches or more. that is the call for now, remember yesterday, it was 72 degrees, a record high too, broke record that was set in 1979, that will be a distant memory, it kind of already is, here's the seven day forecast, we have for you, temperatures falling through the 50's, throughout the after afternoon and then we have a high have of only 40 tomorrow and that

will be early while rain is happening, then change over happens and it gets colder, again, it is tricky travel no matter what but thursday looks dry, friday very cold for black friday high of 38, rest of the weekend, starts a warming trend, that is your seven day forecast a lot to keep track of bob kelly. >> we have to take it one day at a time. we will see unusual traffic path attorneys day, with that forecast folks will think today about how they can alter that maybe today becomes getaway day or later this evening becomes that getaway day, nonetheless heading to work stepping out front door, some problems on septa, they had a medical emergency in the tunnels, so all of those subways surface trolleys are running with minor delays at the moment and then also check some of the roadways here a tractor trailer accidents on the pennsylvania turnpike on the westbound side right at the philly bensalem interchange, in that left lane and that is causing delays in the only for folks on the turnpike, but for those on the

roosevelt boulevard. speedometer readings slow go on 422, schuylkill expressway, typical delays coming into downtown philadelphia as you work your way on the schuylkill eastbound and crash here at dresher road right in front of the business center a and that is causing a delay for motorist heading that way and we will go to the next one there the parade, practice, we're talking practice today, at 6:00 o'clock and here's what it will do for all of us, tying it up big time for anyone who typically leaves the the city tonight around 6:00 o'clock, if you take kelly drive or the inner drive of that been frankly parkway the circle in front of the steps will be closed for parade practice, not only tonight, but also for tomorrow, so when leaving the city, head for vine expressway to get to the schuylkill. back to you. well, are you heading to friend or family this thanksgiving, best parties you don't have to have cook, but then another thing you have to worry about what will you bring? so, jen is in hostess gift

heaven at knew dibruno brothers location what do you bring, wine, cheese. >> you bring cheese, and you don't bring bad choose and it is thanksgiving. >> please, do not. >> good morning, baby. >> here's the thing, that is what i do on the holidays, a go to my dibruno brothers and so happy. what is great about what you do not to give you a big hug or pat on the back we have things that can go high end and low end. >> that is the idea. my grandparents started this 39 years ago. we are celebrating 75 years. our one year anniversary at franklin here. their idea was making people feel comfortable. they knew it was a little bit overwhelming. there wasn't a person behind the counter that can help you put something together in a way that suits your budget, and will excite your guests. >> because it always looks good, when it is di bruno

brothers. >> lets get beginning with a smoke goda. >> we are playing off saferry aspect of the cheese but great one from wisconsin. she does fantastic cheeses. smoke goda with cranberry orange, with a little touch have of sage and crustal machine. right there you get sweetness but it keeps you right at that saferry level of and makes you feel festive at thanksgiving. >> i could do this, you just dip and do. >> it is simple. >> right. >> right. >> tell me about this very pretty thing. >> as fruity as this looks it is so simple to do. this is one of the most popular triple cream cheeses and we will play on this and service for dessert sometimes and we will take cheese, and on the spoon, that is fancy or put piece out with the cherries. these are these beautiful cherries that come in the beautiful jar from italy and making manhattans, these are best thing for thanksgiving, making beautiful manhattans to serve, chilly and slice of

orange. we just did a little bit of arugula and simple items made for us here in society hill. >> what is so cool this will look pretty in the basket. >> yes. >> new this thing is crazy. >> imagine taking this to somebody's house in little bag. >> yes. >> beautiful gift. >> i wouldn't let them leave. >> yes. >> it looks fancy but people will eat it. >> very basic, very simple. this is something when you get to the italian home and italy, in south philadelphia, mozerella, we love that. it is rich, creamy on the inside and we just hope, it is crusty bread, sliced nice and thin, when we put on there, sesame, and a little sesame, and oil. >> explain what this thing is. >> this is little spears, little balls of these shapes sesame oil. >> it is not fish it is the

oil. >> it is oil and you put it on there, same sensation when you put it in your mouth when it pops and that flavor explodes all over and it is fantastic. these are things, not very expensetive bring over somebody's house. >> get this and this in the basket and they think you can spend 17 days but it is simple. >> it is so simple when we she you these combinations, two and three things. >> do it. >> yes. >> tell me how about that is. >> i don't want to be a jerk but that is one of the best thing i have ever had in your place ever. >> isn't it. >> i like that truffle honey. >> it is great, right. >> truffle honey. we're sticking around here. if we have any questions, send us on twitter, we will be around and basically, i'm tearing up the place. i'm going from top to bottom. we will go crazy. am i allowed. >> our stories your store.

>> okay, cool. >> i love it it is hard to find what you will bring, bring some cheese. we have snow headed our way tomorrow during one of the busiest travel days of the year, but you don't to have cancel your thanksgiving plans, you heard me you don't to have cancel them. we have travel tips you need to get around. holiday shopping season is upon us and so is the season for scams. how you can protect yourself on line and disturbing number of deals that are posted, just to steel your information, you won't believe it.

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everyone is going to be affected by is what happening, tomorrow. >> especially if you are going to drive, too, because of the the slick roads. >> hi mark murphy. >> hello there. >> lets do this experiment,

could we, if we have a flight book for tomorrow, try to get out of here this afternoon or thursday morning, thanksgiving. >> you can do that and airlines would love you you for it. guess what, charge you $200 change fee and new ticket being booked today. >> but sometimes, there is a huge storm don't they wave it sometimes. >> they will wave it but right now, you're wait to go see if they wave it because is there nothing there yet. that is challenge. if you do it right now, it is on you. if you wait and nothing happens and you get stuck and flight gets canceled they will rebook you but may get a couple days. >> lets book a flight right now. we have u.s. airways web site up there. would there still be flights available. >> absolutely. >> if you want to change to today. >> we have airlines that came in this morning. bunch of flights available on thanksgiving day, i have seen flights to chicago, and 2261 kay. >> we're trying to book a flight right now past philly international to chicago, and let's say later this afternoon. >> wow. >> let's see. >> pay the money. >> all right.

>> yes. >> if you already have tickets though. >> yes. >> yes. >> can't you get a credit though if you want, to buy another one and saying, i'm not even going to try to get out. >> if you try to cancel your flight pro actively. >> there are a lot of flights. >> yeah, yeah. >> if you want first class, mike and i know you go first class, it is not that good a value. 340 bucks one way. average ticket price one way is $130 per ticket on average. >> interesting you can book at last second and get low fares. >> and. and as hard as you can imagine, what tomorrow is going to be like tomorrow afternoon. >> stay away, travel guide say don't travel. don't travel. >> it is worst day of the year to travel. >> your relatives are waiting for you. >> it is such a great excuse

not to go. >> yes. >> tell them, sorry grand mom, can't make it. she lives in the same town. >> all right, good luck. >> complete chaos and violence erupts overnight, in ferguson, missouri, why police say this is worse then it is ever expect. here's kerry. >> a unimaginable delivery, a mother forced to choose between her life and her unborn sons. her unexpect health condition and that heart wrenching choice.

sue? >> well, you just heard it, weather is going to be so much less than perfect tomorrow, we've got a coastal storm, a nor'easter on the way, we will tell what you that will do to your travel plans, we will break it the all down for you coming up. guess who is skating this morning. >> it is quincy boy tan owe. >> that is great. >> yes. >> that is ruby, she will teach me how to skate. i'm learning a little bit. look at my skills. do that spiny thing one more time. >> spiny thing, really. >> what do you think. >> hold on. >> give me some of that. >> the -- my goodness. >> this is also going to be fun, forget butter ball hot line, we have the irvine vine line. >> one of the best chefs in the world, he has this great show called restaurant impossible, here he is.

>> am i upset, yes. i never do anything outside of what i'm supposed to do, wrong guy to pick up on. and, if you have any questions, about upgrading your turkey dinner from thursday. nine to ten and answer your questions on twitter. instagram. facebook. >> tweeting yours questions now, use hash tag fox 29 good day, be one of the first people, to answer the questions for us, i got a lot of questions. >> oh, man. >> you need help. you have a whole list here. look at them all. >> i'm trying to get it together. sue, i will need some help i think. >> i just thought of a question so we can work together on this. >> well, i mentioned it, earlier, i think it is worth saying again, you are brining your turkey, penndot is brining the roads. >> that is beautiful you are welcome, i know. >> it is the truth. >> brining my roads. >> tomorrow will be tricky

travel day. today in contrast it is great. we have eight out of ten, sunshine, some clouds around as well. seasonal temperatures expect. the bus stop buddy is excited because thanksgiving day vacation is almost here, regardless of the weather, temperatures in the 50's and 60's, quiet, comfortable morning, just wearing a sweat shirt today, 58 degrees with 10 miles an hour wind, winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow. temperatures falling through the 50's today, partly sunny and breezy and tonight we are down to 38 degrees with increasing clouds and some rain may begin after midnight. we will tell you what happens after that coming up. hey, bob. >> good morning, everybody. 8:03. live look at 422 with the jam in our maps here. we're riding brakes. 422 eastbound from royersford, all the way in towards the king of prussia interchange as rush hour, underway but at least roads are dry unlike this hour, yesterday where we had to deal with that heavy rain and accidents and ponding on the roadway. new traffic pattern for anyone

heading southbound this morning, out of northeast philadelphia penndot did the whole shuffle, moves travel lanes around to the outbound side and there are delays between cottman and center city philadelphia tractor trailer accident westbound on the turnpike at philly bensalem interchange, otherwise bridges are fine and mass transit running with no reported delays. >> yeah, gunfire, tear gas, violence, violent protests erupts overnight in ferguson missouri following grand jury a's decision, not to indict, police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. >> a dozen business where is looted and set on fire while officers used tear gas to break up the crowd. >> police officers saying these protests are much worse then they thought it would be. much worse then when they

happened in august. jenny joyce was following this. what have you heard in the last hour. >> in the last half april her we were up dated in the press conference by st. louis police chief. he a says there were 21 arrests, 15 felony violations overnight, some of those are evident in our video. this is what happened overnight. police say at least 12 buildings were set blaze in the last hour, fires with still burning. a couple police cruisers and cars at a used car lot were also set on fire, destroyed, one by one. looters and rioters made for an extremely wild night on the missouri streets. windows smash, tear gas was used to stop the angry crowd disappointing scene to many people, and it is hurt ago this message that michael brown supporters have been trying to send that we need positive change there was nothing positive about this chaos. police say they have a plan

moving forward. >> we will continue to see presence of the police department and a organize events just as we have seen. but we will see more of them. now very early on you will see an intervention when you see criminal activity. we do not tolerate criminal activity. we do not tolerate window smashing, looting, crime associated with these. while we support everybody to come out an have their voices heard you will see a live police presence and when crime starts you will see us intervention much more quickly then we did last night. >> pictures of ferguson police officer darren wilson's injuries have been released. the officer testified that 18 year-old michael brown slammed his car door shut and punched him in the face before he fired his weapon. grand jury heard dip run account from the witness. friend of michael brown's with him the the night he was killed testified that he did not see brown punch the officer, but that brown and wilson were equally struggling holding on to each others shirts and at some point officer wilson grabbed brown

by the neck. but grand jury listened to more than 70 hours of testimony, a lot of it was conflicting and michael brown's parents released a statement expressing disappointment in the grand jury's decision, it reads quote we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face consequence of his actions. join with us in our campaign to ensure that every police officer working the streets in this country wears ad about i camera. we are expect to go hear the family speak at some point today. mike an alex. >> you know, yeah, body camera, probably time for every police officer to have one. these are live pictures. >> yes, live from ferguson. we are seeing now there is daylight something in the way of the camera there. >> is there bottom of our helicopter there in st. louis. >> that is where people will be out trying to take a look at damage because there was activity overnight when it comes to the different

protests going on. >> we don't have control of this camera. thinks our fox station, it is fox two in st. louis, and they are trying to get their shot set up here from the helicopter. they are panning around. they are probably not on the air right now probably in commercial break but we are taking this as they fly over ferguson. no fires or smoke any more. they are trying to get different shots. >> thanks very much, jenny. it is 8:08. we had in mixed reaction to the decision on our facebook page last night, with some people supporting the the decision, others absolutely disagreeing. francis writes color makes no difference what is right is right. you cannot charge someone because you feel that is justice. the decision was the correct one. >> and then this next person, says wilson should have gotten indicted, trial should decide this case, and, there is no

real winner here. >> he may have said it the best. >> on the streets of philadelphia sky fox caught protesters trying to enter an i-95 ramp from columbus boulevard in protest but police stopped their attempts, and say despite this incident, protest in philadelphia, over michael brown decision were largely respectful. there were only two arrests for the night, meanwhile some strong words for philadelphia mayor michael nutter about the verdict. mayor says questions still remain surrounding the shooting. >> there still appears to be no explanation, as to why the police officer, out of his car confronted potentially by michael brown who there is no dispute had no weapons, why officer wilson shot him at least ten times. >> mayor nutter went on to

criticize ferguson investigators for how they handled the entire incident from the shooting to the verdict when it was announced calling their decision botched. >> i think a a lot of people would agree with him . 8:10. we will be monitoring this story as it unfolds and it will continue to unfold, all day looking on our web site at my fox philly.com. many other things to talked about, what do president obama, donald sterling and bono all have in common? i'm afraid of this answer. they have ended up on a not so nice list this holiday season why one magazine is calling the trio they are calling them out big time this morning. but first buyers beware, some of those sales, well, they are too good to be true. the scam you need to watch out for during one of the busiest shopping weeks of the year. >> there is all sorts of counterfeit stuff out there right now too

all right. let's kind of break down the way wednesday's going to go around these parts, your weather changes that are coming up and they are big once. by tomorrow morning, we will begin with rain, but it

changes over pretty quickly to snow in the poconos, which is where we expect accumulations that are rather high. wednesday, midday, i-95 corridor we will see at some point a mix wet snow and accumulation on the grass. the ground is pretty warm from yesterday's 72 degrees but still slippery travel, south and east, rain, but heavy rain, this is a nor'easter after all. we can get flooding rains at jersey shore, and, and, and, that is the deal, and, wednesday, and, that is what you can explain. and, and, and one to 2 inches along i-95 corridor. we have moved all of this, andly little bit, slightly less than what we thought. but still, slightly less, still a mess. winter storm watches in effect from philadelphia north and west, all counties highlighted

in blue. after tomorrow, everything looks fine, for the rest of the who will take weekend. we have to be flexible about your plans for traveling tomorrow. temperatures in the 50's today and then they will get colder. by sunday back in the 50's again. is there your seven day forecast. bob kelly, i'm dreading tomorrow but we will get you through it. >> i will be here to help, and i think a lot of folks will be thinking about your travel plans maybe, readjust continuing thing for 12 hours one way or the other. today later on today will be a early getaway. an accident north on 295 right here near route one in new brunswick and that is causing delays from hamilton square all the way up. then a new traffic pattern for everyone out of northeast philadelphia heading south, between cottman avenue and bridge street. keep in mind, they said they will postpone all of the construction, active construction, from tonight, all the way through to the thanksgiving weekend but that don't mean those lane

restrictions and those new patterns won't be out there you have to navigate barrels along the way. keep that in mind if you have in the been out and about to grand mom's house in maybe six or seven months or so. different traffic patterns will be out there during the course of the weekend. we will hit button and put maps in motion north on 202, we will go for a fly, ready for that, northbound, hello to the nuns at immaculata college. they watch us. i saw them in giant yesterday. heading up towards paoli interchange. watch for delays. mass transit looking good. mike and alex, back to you. so we have bad weather. now we have this, there is a lot have of counterfeit items thaw want to buy for christmas and scams going on in the delaware valley. >> 10 percent of on line deals may be fake. buyer beware. lets bring in our financial expert dan ricoto, help us out. >> you know that great deal you go the on the bag for 50 bucks? good yeah. >> don't go too close to the radiator because it might melt. there are a lot of scams out

there. one of them is this on line stuff where it is estimated up to 10 percent of on line deals may in fact be counterfeit. for example designer clothes and bags, prime target. toys, right. this is one you might want to be careful about. some toys can be dangerous if they are in the real deal. even perfume they found perfume that contains antifreeze and urine, right. >> urine? >> yes, urine. >> only your dog might like that one. >> that is offensive. >> you have to stick with sellers that you trust, read on line rating and pay with the credit card f there is a problem you will have a better chance with getting your money back. >> you smell like urine, fantastic. >> yes. >> what does that mean avoid resellers. >> if you can get directly to the merchant, like apple for example or kate spade or whatever. merchant you trust. stay away from resellers who you are not sure who they are and read on line ratings. if think of a bad rating, skip

it, go to the next one. >> i give a lot of these gift card because i'm laysy yeah. >> i'm a dork. >> electronic ones are a new thing. >> this is this years scam. be very careful when you get these things in your e-mail box saying you just won a gift card or i'm even ising you a gift card. be careful. we have check a couple of these back in the money lab and found both led to you a subscription that you had had to subscribe to for a inly fee in order to cash in your gift card. >> what. >> avoid them. >> if you don't recognize e-mail delete it, move on to the next one. >> seinfeld episode, don't open e-mail will from someone you don't know. >> common sense. >> never provide personal information. we say that every single time. >> don't sign it. >> i never win anything so if i get an e-mail saying you won, i said okay, delete. >> you will miss the real one. >> that one time, blow it off. >> last one really bothers me.

we spent time on charity stuff here with the fox family and others. people give to charity this time of the year in spades but you have to be careful. there is scams and fake charities out there. if they won't give you a receipt, only ask for cash, those sorts of things, forget, move to the next charity. check out a tool called www dot charity navigate or.org, it rates charities and a tells you exactly where your money is going. >> i like that. >> it is charity navigate or.org, mike. here's an idea for all that perfume, we will spray it on the scammers who are trying to get your charity dollars. >> let's do that. that way we can smell the rat out. >> urine in my perfume. >> seinfeld episode too where george gives something called to the human fun, was that human fund, a cake charity. >> so sad people do that. >> not good. >> 8:19. budweiser makes a big change, company is putting those

horses, the tradition out to pass tour. >> they are retiring the horsees that is right. >> the rapper that is going to replace the horses in the holiday ads you have got to see this. >> what? >> but first we are gearing up to grub, i cannot wait for thanksgiving as we prepare for chowing down on thursday. we want to necessity how long will it take to burn off those thanksgiving calories. why you may be extend ago this gym membership. nick's roast beef on second street, nick's roast beef in between market and chestnut will survey free thanksgiving meal to homeless vets. it is happening at veterans multi service center on fourth street. that is right near ben franklin bridge, that is going that is right near ben franklin bridge, that is going to start at noon.

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♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. changes are coming, the obama administration will unveil new food labeling rules that will require calories to be listed on menus.

when you go in the restaurant you will know what you are eating. it is part of the affordable care act. in addition, this will affect movie theaters, amusement parks, convenient stores, vending machines and prepared foods at grocery stores. >> i do look at that stuff. >> i want to know, it might change my mind when i'm trying to pick something. >> i was over at the coffee shop and looking at different sandwiches and calories on there. >> did it change your mine. >> yeah, fit is over 500 calories. >> you feel guilty. >> most americans are getting ready to shovel down a major local holiday meal. >> shovel. >> on average, you eat 3,000 calories, 3,000, and 229 grams of fat, for just one thanksgiving meal. >> did you just say 229 grams of fat in one meal. >> in one meal. >> i eat two or three. >> me too. >> according to experts, 160-pound person will have to have run for four hours or swim for five hours, or just want to walk, you would have to walk for 30 miles to burn

off those calories from one thanksgiving meal. >> how many miles. >> 30 miles. >> you have to walk 30 miles. >> wake home. >> i will eat at eighth and walnut and walk to king of prussia and walk back. >> that is what i have to do. >> geese. >> i will to have do walking because i plan on pigging out for thanksgiving. >> this woman can eat. >> it is unbelievable. >> okay, moving on. >> forget the the christmas commercial this year. >> yes. >> horses. >> budweiser horses. >> this makes no sense. budweiser is reportly trying to capture the attention of younger drinkers, that is nice, so it is ditching the famous horses for commercials, aimed at exclusively the 20 something crowd, the new ad campaign will reportedly feature young drinkers, answering the question if you could grab a budd with any of your friends during the holidays, who would it be.

which friend would you choose. the company is hoping this will lead the way for brand's bigger marketing push which includes a partnership with jay-z for the made in america festival right here in philadelphia, and now los angeles. >> yes, horses will return to be part of the budweiser's super bowl ads so they will be back. i was wondering when they send them off where do they go. >> where do horses go? i don't know where horses go. hi. i don't know where the horses take their vacation. >> i guess this is a a vacation, coming back for super bowl. >> take them to the bohamas. >> undoubted they will be just horsing around. >> probably. >> my main man. >> a new stud claims people in pennsylvania, are just miserable, on turkey day. >> explain this. >> fifty-nine factors that have us ranked at the bolt om the of the barrel we will tell you. but first an unimaginable decision in the delivery room, a mother forced to choose

between her life and her unborn sons. her unexpect health condition and that heart

hi, sue. >> it is just love you to the end of the earth, that you back again. >> our buddy john dibella is doing well and sure glad today's weather is in the tomorrow's weather for the turkey drop, the turkey is getting dressed right now. we have a great time over here at love park this morning. and a decent day in store for you today for the little kids waiting for the bus right now and sweat shirt is fine. it is cloudy out there but not too uncomfortable. quiet morning. temperatures in the 50's and 60's out of ten. the number is eight for today. it will be a much lower number i promise you tomorrow. the with the messy weather

that is on the way. 58 degrees. 10 miles an hour wind right now. temperatures will take in the 50's all day. winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow, for tonight rain in some places, could begin around in midnight, for two or 3:00 in the morning, 38 degrees is your overnight low. we will break down the wednesday, mess, for you coming up in just a few minutes. >> two good words, wednesday mess. a couple of problems, we have had dry roads but a couple of accidents here north on 295 near olden avenue. schuylkill expressway running slow as we, and pretty much riding breaks in towards that conshohocken curve. put 45 minutes on the clock coming into philadelphia this morning. a new traffic pattern southbound on i-95 catching folks by surprise not only today but be ready for this heading out and travel through

the weekend. new traffic pattern is in the only here on i-95 but pennsylvania turnpike and portions of route 202. we have a kiss able train on septa's media elwyn line. we are running with 20 minute delays. we are tracking about practice, parade practice, tonight at 6:00 o'clock, we will shut down, the art museum circle beginning at 6:00 o'clock tonight. mike and alex, back to you. >> a colorado women makes a ultimate sacrifice for her child. >> teresa died shortly after giving birth to her son earlier this month. here's the thing, she knew the risk and she put her baby's life before her own life. man this is a heart breaking story, kerry, give me more details on this. >> here's the back story. carisa was married, her husband west, now raised baby they just had but they had a young daughter as well. him and two kids. you cannot imagine outpouring of love coming from across the country. there is a go fund me page set up for this family to raise

more than $51,000. it has been up for 18 days. the story of this woman's self lessness is spreading a across the country. we have a picture of the 34 year-old carisa. while she was in labor the baby's heart rate plumeted. according to the go fund me page the medical staff informed caris a that they found a rare fluid embolism that effects one in 80,000 women giving birth. >> my goodness. >> very, very rare. she could basically save her own life or save her child's life. good chance that she would pass. he did an emergency c-section to save her son's life. she knew that was best chance for his survival. worse chance for her. right after deck lynn was born she was conscious long enough to ask how big is he. they rush her to the icu. >> he died. >> she tied shortly thereafter. >> she died november 4th. she was sent back to celebrate

her eighth wedding anniversary her next day. >> her birthday was coming a couple days later. so, it is a story think as people talk bit, before they read the background it is something that brings tears to your eyes. it is hard to even fathom what kind of thought process she had what she had to go through in making this decision but you according to her husband it was from her gut. it was like i came here to be a mom to be this child and i have only a couple hearst to do that but i came here to be a mom and i came here to have this child and that is what i will do. >> in reality it is in the much of a choice. >> you can, you can't. at that point it is even different maybe for moms at that point then for dads, not that dads aren't connect with you as a mom you feel the kicking and baby growing and you feel the bake i has hiccups. it is such a visceral connection.

>> so, this dad now, he has these two kids. what is go fund me they have a go fund me page. >> it was linked to our web site. >> it is up to 51 you this dollars in 18 days. >> we are linking to it our web site my fox philly.com if you'd like to help out. this father is raising these two young kid on his own and dealing with the death of his wife as well. sacrifice. >> thank you. >> being thankful for what you got this week. you know, i had a teddy bear growing up. >> did you. >> have of course. >> a stressful for a child to lose their favorite teddy bear but a team is coming together to help reunite missing teddy bears with their owners. >> i love this. >> it is called teddy rescue. english trade company first grade western, came up with this cute idea. they make wanted photos for lost and found teddy bears. they have a little line up there. >> are these bears criminals what is going on there.

>> they are trying to find them. if the kid loses a bear each bear is posted to the web site with the description and where it last left so owners can e-mail company to be reunited with the bear f someone find the bear somewhere this web site gets a hold, takes a picture, put it on the web site and the it does look like a mug shot that they are criminals. it the toys help you fine the bear and reunite them. >> i didn't know this was such a epidemic, teddy bears being lost around the world. >> all the time. >> you lose track. >> quincy, how are the skating skills going are you getting better. >> i'm doing good. >> yes. >> i'm quincy hamel. >> breathing heavy. >> you know why i'm trying not to fall but coming up next we >> you know why i'm trying not to faldeciding which bread we to buy can be tough.

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this movie blades of glory, will ferrell, and john hater, is that his name. nick foles i call him. >> it was hilarious. >> we are expecting quincy to have moves like this. >> this is great, you have people coming in for thanksgiving. this is something you do. you go over to sit hall and skate. >> the new dilworth park, ice rink there, quincy is learning ins and outs of ice skating. >> rothman rink. >> you guys see it, i have been moving all morning long. >> you look cons pated. >> well, it is a move i'm working on. >> great way to get the girl, skate right up on them. >> that is what you have to do. >> you guys started this, opening night was big for you guys. >> it was huge. we had a fabulous turnout, weather cooperated, and we

knew this was be a hit. >> this is great. you guys are opened every day. i can come down with my family tomorrow, thanksgiving as well. >> we are opened all of the holidays, we're opened seven days a week, weather permitting and if you want to see the hours, you can go on the center city district web site, center city ph i l a.org and we have hours right there. >> we have doctor alex. >> yes. >> well, president of the rothman institute. the rothman's involvement in this skating rink why did you get involved. >> we wanted to thank the city and center city district forgiving us the opportunity. we are so happy to be here. our goal, it is to make this a great's tracks than rocker feller center. thinks where community come together. we cannot be happier. i never wear ice skates. i'm only cover by shoes so i don't fall down. >> can i show you what i have learned.

>> absolutely. >> we have the sisters over here showing me something. >> ruby, come here for a second. you skated internationally you have done so many things. hoe me a movie can do right now. >> all right. >> you will show me something. >> what do you think, i probably can't do that. >> you guys can do that. >> next hour you will show me how to skate with you guys. >> yes good coming up next hour, we will be here, watching me, skate. >> we want to see do you blades of glory thing. >> that is what i am doing. >> look, check this out. >> yeah, y'all thought i was going to fall. >> no, no.

>> okay. >> he is hilarious. >> if you are hosting thanksgiving you need to start thinking what you will do with all of those left overs that is always a big question. can we do tricky sandwiches. >> tricky sandwiches are so 1987, okay. we have amazing stuff happening. we are fancy pants at dibruno brothers, at franklin location, we will tell what you amazing stuff that will

you know, these people watch every day. >> yes, they do, we want to wish them a happy birthday to one of our loyal voyeurs marilyn and she's a mother of jared vaughn. >> that is jared's mom. >> happy birthday, mom. >> she's turning 65 today. >> it is jared fall i call him because he fell one time during your first week do you remember that. >> do i remember that. >> he is hilarious. we love him. so this time friday we will be looking for somewhere to stuff that turkey. >> knew i'm a big fan of the turkey sandwich but you say that is blah, that is passe. >> yes, by the way jared is behind the camera. say hi to jared.

>> there he goes, jared fall. if you have to to the turkey sandwich do you the turkey panini fantastic situation there. >> left over turkey, absolutely. everyone wants to do a sandwich. that you have turkey and stuffing, and all of the fixins, absolutely. that is a waste to go. >> this spread right here can be, mike jerrick. >> it can be yours. >> yes, until noon time tomorrow. >> feel free catering is opened until noon tomorrow. we can get this ordered for you. everything you see can be ordered. >> i have to tell you when do i thanksgiving and a do i host the day after, i want it all in the pan and out of my house. you a you have some help for that. >> simple, simple stuff. we have our root vegetables, mushrooms, whatever you have for your vegetables just put in the pan, turkey gravy, left over turkey, and rest had marie or little fresh parsely and you are done. >> it looks good. >> it is simple, that is like a little rag u, how do you

say that. >> yes. >> so, everything is in there. i mean everything. >> i cannot be cash fantastic enough but you say people can make a pot pie. >> easy, puff pastry that you can buy right here at dibruno's by the way. you have your root vegetables. >> that is turn ups, carrots. >> parsnips, potato. today we will use our little mashed. >> i want it out of my how the. >> a little mashed, you know. >> what is that. >> it is the shape that he has in there. >> we have our turkey. >> little bit of everything. >> why not. this is hearty. this is done in 15 minutes. >> we have one more minute left. >> okay. >> you are using that gravy because you always have gravy left over. >> yes. >> look at that pouring it right out of the pan. >> i love it.

>> then we will take our puff pastry or you can make it a at home, pot, pot mix right at home but here it is. >> party made so much. >> lay it right over. >> then i can cook it in the pan just like this. >> yes, or a crock or whatever you have at home. >> how long do you cook this for, 15 minutes, 400 degrees. >> if you know someone that had to work on thanksgiving like a fire fighter you can bring this to the police station, someone who has to work at dibruno brothers this wow really appreciate it. >> little egg wash, we're done. >> we will get fancy pant but mike and alex, it is beautiful. >> this is pretty but look at this. this is real bread. look at that, it is check late protein. >> that is real chocolate. >> yes.

>> you got that from new york city. >> that is real chocolate. >> this is a farly new store right by my house so this is my dibruno brothers. show us around a little bit. this is a beautiful store. >> it is the franklin location, they call it franklin market. >> nice. >> yes. >> everybody is line up, ready to go. >> you can come here because you have cheese here, you have all of the stuff here. >> you have the whole store to yourself right now. >> beautiful. >> ninth and sansom. >> we will to have go, mike. >> fantastic. >> and they have pot pies. >> thanks, jen. >> cares more about their appearance, men or women. new generation of high maintenance is here, why men are spending more time looking in the mirror, i think that is a woman there. >> i'm guess ago this is a woman but you never know this day and age. forget the butter ball hot line, we have the irvine line,

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well, this is how crazy the the weather is going to be this week. we had yesterday, a record high temperature, of 72 degrees, broke the record from 1979, we had 72 yesterday, and tomorrow, we will have have a winter storm watch in effect and that is how crazy it is philadelphia and all counties north and west of us, under winter storm watch for the entire day tomorrow. these are places with the best chance of accumulating snow, higher accumulations in higher elevations, less closer you get to philadelphia, including the city. so these are our expected

accumulations. now these are not exact amounts for exactly this area but one to 2 inches around philadelphia, north, towards trenton down towards wilmington. two to 4 inches further north and west and the most snow is expect to fall again in the pocono mountains and maybe parts of the lehigh valley. it just depends on timing, track and temperature of the nor'easter for tomorrow. seven day forecast has temperatures in the 50's and cooling down today, some travel trouble tomorrow with all that messy weather and then, once that is out of the way turkey day looks fine, 42 degrees, very cold on friday but it stays dry through the rest of the weekend and we will warm up back to the 50's by sunday, so the trip home at the end of the weekend bob kelly, will be better than the trip tomorrow. >> maybe we will have our relatives stay with us another couple of days. >> 8:55. good morning, accident on the schuylkill expressway, it is eastbound right here near city avenue interchange and that is causing a a delay in both directions. more folks leaving town then

come into the city at least at the moment. brand new traffic pattern for gang out of northeast philadelphia, southbound lanes of i-95, between cottman avenue and bridge street. not only impacting traffic this morning but if you are heading out for thanksgiving holiday traveling here there and every where all of the construction zones is, you won't see any penndot workers but you will see those new traffic patterns in play that may not have have been there last time around. septa's 20 minute delays on the media elwyn regional rail line. alex, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. happy thanksgiving or not, new study claims people in pennsylvania are just miserable on turkey day, the five factors that have us ranked at the bottom of the ba ♪ there's confidence... then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence.

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look at john dibella and their crew out there, they do this every year, wmgk. >> turkey drop in love park. >> they feed a lot of people. he does great work. he is a cool guy. >> thousands of turkies. >> every year. >> every year. >> one of the largest one day events. >> hi kerry barrett. >> hi, good morning. >> so thanksgiving the day after tomorrow, and you need to stop stressing out. we have heard of the butter ball hot line, the butter ball woman on the other day. forget that. we have the irvine line. know home from restaurant impossible. here's a little bit of his work. >> that is not gnochi, that is not acceptable. you don't like it, just don't eat it. >> you are talking out of your bleep. >> i know i talk out of my bleep. >> h