respect every bite. [female announcer] a public service from faan: the food allergy and anaphylaxis network. this is fox 29 weekend. and right now on fox 29 weekend you can take a life look outside out of one of or windows. we told it was happening. it is here. we have winter storm that dump ped some snow april some sleet. it may not be done yet. we have live team coverage today. our crews are all over the delaware valley scouring and checking the conditions so you know what it is like before you head the door. bob kelly we brought him in to keep you up to date with what's going on with the roads. welcome back. >> we missed you last week and some of the viewers were tweeting us saying where is

karen. >> it's nice to be back. > of course we want to know what it looks like in your neighborhood. we've been asking on twitter, facebook, take a picture. upload it, use that hashtag fox 29 weekend and then we're going to share the pictures. we're going to get to caitlyn ross. good morning to you both. we have low visibilities that have actually caused some delays at the airports this morning. i've heard some arrivals and departures run to about a half hour to an hour late. if you do have a flight out this morning, make sure you call ahead april give yourself sometime on the roads. they're not that bad. it changed over to slush a few hours ago. this is the tail end of the storm moving up and down the east coast. the snow has started to exit our northwestern suburbs. right now seeing the dry air in place here in philadelphia. that's about it for the rest of day. still some snow showers in the

poconos. and that will be the scenario for the rest of day. gray skies stick around, a rain shower here or there, maybe a snowflake, but otherwise all the snow that has accumulated has already done so. we have storm warning until 11 1 # p.m. for bucks county and fox futurecast shows by 11:00 we see pretty quick clearing as the storm exits off to the north aprilest. wrap around rain and snow showers is likely this afternoon. we'll see the dryer air as we heads towards sunday. it's 34 in will continuing ton and 35 in dover. visibilities are lowest where we saw the snow just falling up in the mountains towards the lehigh val yes 3-mile visibility here in philadelphia, buts that i'm prompt from the past hour or so so i expect delays will be less and less and the airport as when go through today. 37-degrees the high temperature with some clouds. and into tonight we clear out.

we're looking at a beautiful sunday, but another storm system right on the heels of this one. first, the sat special. bob kelly joining us for a check on the roads. >> good morning, bob. >> good morning, everybody. we'll begin with some video from overnight. this is a police-involved accident in north philly. it happened at the intersection of north broad and west tioga we're getting some reports that the car hit the police vehicle and then took off. fortunately office he ever and no one else was hurt. so that is good news. as you can see the snow was falling there. good morning, everybody, let's begin with our nice little a, a, coast guard picture of the morning. this coming to us from lumberton, number, along 541. the further north and west you're waking up this morning the more white stuff you're going to see. the roads are pretty much in good shape in lumberton, new

jersey. good morning to the shaders, mable shade, new jersey, route 73. again, the roads are just wet, a combination of wet and slushy, the yucky slush that is going to keep shopping up from the car in front of you. here's a look atabrine marijuana, so conditions change. the salt crews have been out overnight. the one thing you want to watch is the crazy remember grade plow gays that are trying to parking lots before the guys are pushing the snow. no problems up april down route 206789 if you can delay your trip maybe an hour morning i think you're going to be in good shape. as caitlyn mentioned, there are some delays expected at the air part. there were some flights that were canceled last night. so the plane is not here this morning to take you out of town so they have to work that system

through with some of the bugs. the runways are clear. i do suggest you check with your airline before you put the bags into the trunk to head down to philly international. karen and lauren back over to you. thank you, of course, bob. > this morning a lot of you are waking up with snow, others just reign. either way the real deal is it's messy out there and it's shopping. we have live coverage. sabrina will be covering it, she is live in bucks county. we begin with jennifer. we are live along penn avenue here in west reading. as you can see the main street in town is appropriately plowed on the side, all of the snow piled up on the sidewalk. i'd say we probably got three to four inches in this stretch of town. if we come over here i can't even tell what the cross street is because that's obviously covered in snow. we have noticed plow trucks

coming out to try to clear some of these parking lots, but if we take a walk down here to the west reading diner, this lot obviously has not yet been plowed, but it hasn't stopped people coming out here to get their morning coffee and their day started with a nice breakfast. coming from philadelphia we saw the conditions dramatically change. in the city we saw a lot of slush analyte coating and the roads seemed prepped. as we got closer to reading and the 422 area we were noticing that the roads were a little more slick. as you can see the parking lot some people shoveling out, definitely a change in the system out here in reading. like i said, three to four inches. people experiencing a different morning as compared to philadelphia. we do have sabina in the bucks county area. good morning, first of all i'm from bucks county. we all know bucks county is beautiful, but especially during the winter with the roads not so

pretty. let's take a look. right now here we have been referring all morning long. we are headed to downtown doylestown. you can see the roads wet, slushy, some parts of them still have a little bit of a layer of snowfall you see a plow coming by. we see a lot of plows. not too many salt trucks. i do know they were out this morning pretreating the roads just a little bit. we are seeing a good amount of traffic on the roads. a lot of cars out here for a saturday morning. i wish i could say that we saw that they were kind of taking their time and easing through, but actually weir seeing a lot of people not being too careful. a lot of people passing each other. we just experienced somebody passed us and as they passed us they kicked up a bunch of slush onto our windshield. we had to make sure the wipers were working pretty fast. that's the danger.

you see the slush graphing into the middle of the road there. you might hit those spots especially when you're turning into a parking lot like this car is doing over here or when you're turning into some of the side roads. the main roads are okay, a little bit better than the side roads, but actually they're still pretty slushy. a thick coating of some wetness and snow on the roads. you can see the sides of the roads also pretty wet as well 6789 as you are heading out this morning, there are plow trucks. we want to make sure you guys are taking your time. there is somebody shoveling. people are out this, month. guys back to you. > sabina be careful out there. penndot crews were busy overnight treating the roads. this is cellphone video. penndot asking traveler to a void unnecessary travel. if you have to head out, make sure you give yourself plenty of time. this is what it looked like in love park just a couple of hours ago. crews are out there shoveling

the sidewalks, clearing a path for walkers this morning. that's always very important. > we love the conversation. let's show some of the picks terse that you've been showing. this is from pottstown. it looks like they got a good amount of snow there. this one came from allentown. could that be more beautiful. thank you for sending that one in as well. kila, snowed witness. we're waying for a plow in upper darby. boyer town, man is that a pretty. eric thanks for sending that one, five inches. norristown, bitty. keep these pictures coming because they are absolutely gorgeous for the folks that got snow and if you have any slush. it looks like the worst of this over. the timing could not have been better. have you been watching the show empire. >> no, but i'm going to watch it tonight when i'm stuck in the house. > it's amazing. it's fun, it's dish he, but they're also tacking a lot of

the very tough issues, get ready to share this conversation. while you are standing out in the storm. they're doing it for the kids, how their actions can make a big impact on their lives. let's hope this withinner is not going to be too long. we're getting started with this whole roller coaster. one storm after another. we're looking to winter by the rolling stones, very appropriate for today. keep sending your jut box music requests, use the hashtag fox 29 weekend.

welcome back, fox 29 weekend. you are taking a look at collingswood, new jersey. there are about a couple hundred power outages around the area we have to tell you about. we're going to keep checking and keep you posted on the morning, but we think everyone is in pretty good condition right now. the show empire has become an instant hit. every single week more viewers are tuning in. it's dish i, it's fun. people are still talking about the debut show with the lead character luscious leon. throws his son into a trash can because the boy dressed up into his mother's shoes and scarf. take a look.

(music playing). > lucas. lucas. please don't. please don't. powerful stuff. doctor chuck williams is an educational psychologist and also the director of graduate studies at lincoln university joining us this morning. good morning to you, chuck. >> thanks for having me. > i want to get to so many of the comments that people were so moved. kay ray tweets, say what you

want, but empire knowing its audience tacking home phobia black dynamic in prime time. this is big. >> how big is it. >> it's huge. first of all let me say empire is a nice piece of entertainment. they have some of the greatest back entertainers in hollywood. niomi campbell was on the other night so i'm really impressed by that. i think that the twitter is right, while home phobia exists in all communities tv movies.

so at the center of that is what doesette mean to be a blackmail is it hyper masculine, is it heterosexual. you go against that, what are the consequences of that 6789 a father who may embrace homosexual wants his young son walking around in his mother's clothes. one realistic san point, i'm speaking as a psychologist, you have to talk about what it means on the impact of their development, their ability to make friends. the reality that we all have to live to prevent bullying. it makes people uncomfortable to watch what happened in that episode and that's because this tweet came in. empire might stay on long, there's too much controversy and a the look of people can't handle. do you think that's true. >> i think it could be true. say, for example, if it looks like there's an over endorsement

of homosexuality you will definitely get push back and at the sent of that will be the black church. the plaque church is a hub of a lot of the homo sale ingredients that we see. i think a lot of people may be offended by that. she says let's see empire get under the surface of all the controversy. sometimes you put it out there, you get a reaction. do you bring deeper, do you bring some real change. do you bring character development that opens some eyes. >> the father was coming around as relates to his gay son. they pushed him in the background and said he was gay because of his sexuality. he wasn't allowed to perform. as of this week he seems like he's embracing his son a little bit more. he's embracing his talent. hopefully we'll see some reconciliation, some respect

about what it means to be gay in america, black communities not withstanding. doctor chuck thank you so much for your time. as always we appreciate it. >> thank you, karen. > certainly people have very strong core values and opinions on it. use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. now for a look at our interactive weather. we're going to take a life look outside at old city. they are outside our station at fourth and market streets. the streets are slushy. not as much ice as i expected on my way in. we saw the transition very neatly present snow to rain here in the city so you've got snow and then you've got the rain. we didn't really see anything in between. but that makes for some heavy water logged snow that you have to push of off your car or clear off the sidewalk. it's not ice it's the heavy snow that will eventually wash away due to all the snow that we saw. we got a wet, only about two to three inches of snow in malearn.

that's beautiful scene behind me. two to three inches out to malvern, but further west in chester county or further north and we saw amounts up to four to five inches. everything coming toen a end right now. the storm is pushed off into new england, we have some left over rain and snow showers, but they are scattered. we have wet roads all the way up to the poconos and snow covered roads all the way up to the poconos, too, but not seeing any more snow falling. all the accumulations already happened. futurecast says any left over showers will quickly exit as we go through the afternoon. on the back end, left over showers this morning. we're expecting rain shower, all the wintry weather is basically over with. rain exits offshore today. we see skies clear as we head into sunday. sunday is not bad, but the poor weather returns. by sunday night you see some snow moves in.

this looks to be mainly snow as a clipper runs across the delaware rally. temperatures around freezing. 35 in the city. 37 down the shore in wildwood. your 7-day forecast. 39 with sunshine tomorrow, early snow and look how cold we get next week, temperatures only in thes to. that's a look at orceins seven day forecast. it's not uncommon for people to see in line for a concert, something you'd stand in line for a licensing time, how about some parents waiting overnight bring this storm. they're not going to buy anything. first up, kelly. >> was there donuts involved in that one? i don't think so. >> i would stand in line for that. good morning, everybody a life look at the 42 freeway. the kids are not going to be

happy with this kind storm, it's wet and slushy. wet and slushy coming in towards philly. we do have some accidents. we do have some speed restrictions on some of the area stress. here's a look at 422. 25 miles an hour across all of the area bridges and that's where we're going to see some of the slippery spots, on the bridges, on the overpasses. there is an accident north on the new jersey turnpike, right near exit 7. and a 25-mile speed restriction up and down the new jersey turnpike. can you hear this, the 7/eleven by bee answer say. keep those pictures coming. we know you're having fun with us. i don't think that viewer saw the daylight outside. that's a lot of fun. and that beautiful scene there.

caitlyn ross. she sent us a video. you want to be on t tr, give us a weather report and put it right on our facebook page, on instagram, on twitter, just use our hashtag fox 29 weekend

> good morning, we are out here in doylestown, bucks county taking a look at the roads. we pulled off to one of these smaller neighborhoods to see how they're doing and the good news is the plows are out. you can see that plow moving that snow just a little bit out of the way so he can clear that corner there. we are seeing some traffic out here. you can still see it's pretty early out so people just waking up this morning. the roads they're salted. they're clearer than they were earlier, but you can still see they're slushy, they're wet. they're slick. you want to take your time if you are getting out there on the roads. you see that slush still kind of piling up in the middle of the road there. that's what you want to be careful of when you're going lieu the roads. take your time. take it easy. we are seeing some of these roadways are salted, but these neighborhood roads are always a problem you're going to have to dig your driveway out if you live in upper bucks or one of the areas that got a lot of

snow. we are live in bucks county. people still waking up, but the roads not too good. guys, thank you sabina. thank you for continuing to send in your pictures. linda sent this one, her grill, it's covered. no going out today. in linwood, we got two sentence and the streets are already plowed with lots of slush. my apartment complex, northeast philadelphia, that brings pretty, stay inside if you can. 8:25 is the time right now. let's take a look at our headlines. military officials say two marines were killed when their helicopter crashed during an exercise size in southern california. it happened late afternoon at the base in 29 palms. the cause of that crash is under investigation. a the look of parents spent the night brave that storm outside because they are desperately hoping to get their children enrolled into a charter school in bensalem will begin at 9:00 this morning, so in just half an

hour. this is a great school. i've been out there myself. they went straight from work yesterday to the school so they could be some of the first in lines to get their kids a slot. pennsylvania official are asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit against penn state and the ncaaa over the jerry san dusky child abuse. ten days within the dismissal order and another 12 million by july. our big story as you know, fox 29 weekend, winter weather. weave eve got you covered. caitlyn is updating your forecast. bob kelly keeping a close eye on the roads. we'll check back in with our crews. you are taking a life look at route 73. is that right, michael? >> yes, it is. route 73 in voorhees. thanks so much for that. we'll be right back.

> welcome back, our big story. of course it is the weather. we're taking a life look outside right now. it looks a little bit foggy with the snow that might be melting with the warm temperatures. caitlyn, the fog is causing the most problems out there this morning if you can believe it. we have a lot of low lying coverage. call ahead for sure.

a lot of delays on both arrivals and departures. one of our viewers wanting to show the weather from williamstown, new jersey. not much snow on the ground there. it looks lining a lot like the city. we transitioned to all rain here in philadelphia at some point during the overnight hours. here's what left, ultimate doppler showing some light rain and snow showers moving through the area. we have a lot of snow covered areas. bob kelly is coming up and he'll give you a report of the areas that you want to avoid. as far as precipitation falling, it's come to an end. flurries linger in the poconos. winter storm warnings still in effect for the poke most, lehigh valley, upper bucks and montgomery county until 11 a. that's going to expire in an hour or two. we got a hefty three to five, close to six inches north and west. fox futurecast shows the end of the storm as we move through the day. we have a lot of clouds, some

wet slushy roads. it is water logged at this point. kind of hard to brush off your car. by 2:00 left over rain showers as this storm exits, but it does look like just rain and then into tonight we'll see skies clear. temperatures are still t at freezing or blow towards our north. but the precipitation ended. not really worried about anything refreezing throughout today because temperatures are at 35 in philadelphia they'll continue to rice a degree or two. two mile visibility here in philadelphia. we've got some heavy clouds out there so that is going to cause some delays on some of the roadways, too. just be careful. your fox 37 for today and then into tonight 30-degrees with those skies clearing out. we'll have much more on the weekend ahead, but plus more snow by monday. first let's check in with bob. where are the trouble spots. >> chris o'connell last night at around 11:00 he sent us this dash cam video on his way home from work, this was a spin out

crash on i95 between packer avenue and the stadium exit right after about 11:00 last night. he says this was one of four accidents that he witnessed last night. at 11:00 last night i came into philly and landed about 9, 9:30 or so and right before the snow started to fall. the road conditions were slick. right now let's go outside and take a life look at some of the jamb cams. here's a look at the zucaro kill expressway. kids are not going to be happy with this because the snow is quickly melting away. mom and dad, if you're heading out the front door, the roads are wet, it's slushy. where we're going to see the problem spots are the on and off ramps. you're coming 60 miles an hour and you hit the on ramp p and you hit the curb. the bridges and the overpass, that slush is slippery much here's the life look at i95, all the major roadways, they did a good job, especially after last

weekend, there was no chances being taken for this storm. they put down the brian. they've been out there with the salt all morning. delaware, where is the snow. >> there's not even a snow on the grass. so depending on where you begin your trip this morning, where you're waking up, you could see some white stuff. lumberton, new jersey, we got some snow on the grass, but again the roads are wet. mass transit, septa's warminster line running with some delays this morning. all of the bridges have speed restrictions, like the been franklin, if you're heading up and down the new jersey turnpike, 35-mile an hour speed restriction. an accident just past exit 7. if you are heading to the airport, here's the deal, expect delays. some flights were canceled last night. so therefore the plane is not in philadelphia to pick you up and take you to to your destination. so there's some shuffling around that the airlines have to do. i would definitely check with the airlines before you head down to the airport.

> lauren, back over to you. >> as caitlyn mentioned, some of you waking up with rain, some of you do have some snow on the ground. >> we have the fog out there which is a problem. we have jenny in but, county, what is the scene like where you are. >> good morning, lauren and karen, it is still flurrying out here in west reading life outside the west reading diner much as you take a look at the ground, you can see that this parking lot has not been plowed, but it hasn't stopped people from coming out here for a nice saturday morning breakfast. as you can see the main road here is pretty clear. we did talk to people across the street. account ally you can see that man shoveling right now. we talked to a woman who says she owns that stretch of property so she was out here making sure that the sidewalks were clear for people coming out here on a saturday morning and a salon down the way we actually saw a wedding party walking in there on this snowy, messy morning. we got to get all the sidewalks opened up and the parking lot.

a big wedding party today and saturdays are always the biggest day. we want to get the sidewalks clean. once the temperature gets warm people will come out and enjoy the nice day. >> are you going to be on the roads this morning or today. >> no, not if i can help it. > why is that. >> they don't look too good this morning. it's pretty slippery and the bus was sliding around this morning. i'd rather use public transportation than risk cracking my car up. > he says these roads are not so nice and as you can see we're trying to figure out exactly how much snow fell in this area based on that car. >> i would guess four inches or so. obviously caitlyn ross has those specific totals. > that does look like about four to five inches. >> it's chilly outside. this one is for brian, shout by tiers for fears. we love hearing from you. here we go. use that hashtag, fox 29 weekend skippy!!

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yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! > welcome back, let's take a look at some of your pictures. we really appreciate you sending them. douglasville, pa. it looks like you got a lot of snow. this is what it looks like out my window, the roads do look is i. a tiny bit of snow coming down in down any town. you're a great photographer.

that's beautiful composition. now to your news, this morning a one month baby girl is recovering at chop from a horrific attack. the families ferret malled part of her face. the mother had her child in the car see the. she placed it on the floor. she ran upstairs, she heard the baby screaming, the ferret got out of the cloth-like rage with a zipper on it and attacked the baby. ernie banks died, he passed away last night at the age of 83. he played for the cubs from 1953 to 97 s. he was inducted to the baseball hall of way in 1977 and and recd a medal of freedom in 2013. the weather outside won't stop. hundreds of people taking a chilly dip in the freezing delaware river. our chris o'connell will be joining them. the annual polar plunge will take place at noon at the neshaminy park. the event races money for the

special olympics. >> i signed karen up for that. i said i wasn't able to make it. i'll be there in a bikini. >> oh, my goodness. it's going to be cold. but we're doing it for a good cause. take a look at this picture here. that's a cool little shot. is that somebody skiing there or is that a dog kind of running in the background. >> that's a good picture. atv and a dog. i love these pictures. thank you so much for sending this one in. we talk to you in all different stations, my facebook, the station facebook. your kids are so darn cute. keep them coming. we really appreciate them. we'll continue the conversation. > you guys are busy here on a saturday morning. we're facebooking, tweeting,. >> the interpreter: grappling. southbound lanes, the blue route, 476, all the roads are wet. they're passible. slippery spots are out there. we're going to check in with the bridges and hold onto your

luggage, if you're heading onto the airport don't leave the house yet, the complete check with the airport and we're going to check in with mass transit coming up. lauren back over to you. >> we love to start your weekend right with music. he wants no air by jordan parks and chris brown. we will play it for you right here.

> welcome back, everyone. on this snow covered saturday morning for so many of you. there's a life look outside our old city. the snow was covered by a coating of rain. so it's that water logged slushy type of snow on the road. we have plenty of advanced notice for this event. the road crews were out all night treating and were pretty much okay. all that being said, still very wet. be careful out there. snow totals from the overnight they are highest where it snowed the longest and that's where it's the coldest in the higher elevation of philly high valley, ma. allentown and perc can i five and a half. king of prussia 2.7 and that's kind of what we saw around the

immediate suburbs. one to three. here's our exiting storm system right now it's pushing rain and snow into parts of new england, but it is winding down for us. some leftover rain showers across south jersey. the rest of the day is pretty gray. we'll still see some left over showers as we go through the afternoon. all of the moisture is offshore. we'll see some quick clearing and that will give way to a sunny day. we start to see some snow moving in from the west. this is a very different system from the nor easer that brought us the rain and snow overnight. this has canadian origins, it is clipper system that is much colder. mainly just snow into the area. 8:00 a.m. monday morning, snow covered roads maybe an inch or two by the time the snow begins. you know that is going to be

problematic. that's monday morning. 34 in l aen town. we're quickly rising above freezing. not worried about any refreezing on the roads. 35 in dover. every degree is critical when you're in the 30s obviously. scattered showers 38-degrees today, sunshine for tomorrow and then that early snow monday could cause some headaches. look at those temperatures. we're back in the deep freeze, 27 on monday, 28 on tuesday. it stays active through the rest of the week. here we are, winter, it took a while to begin, but there's our next chance for some snow on thursday. we're starting to ramp things up here. bob kelly. a life look, caitlyn, i'm sorry. thank you. we're going to be talking to christine from septa. i know a lot of folks getting ready to step out the front door. maybe they're not so sure about driving so they're going to use mass transit. chris that from septa, good morning. >> how are you? > we're looking live at city line avenue just off of belmont eva. can you give us an idea of how

the septa buses are navigating through the buses this morning. >> september that buses are doing pretty well. we have a few routes that are detoured due to weather-related conditions and those routes are the 58, the 99 and the 14. > what about the platforms on obviously the regional rails, the market frankfurt line, the broad street subway, i can only assume that you guys were out there salting and plowing or shoveling. it's a heavy snow to shovel. >> yes, conditions out there are slippery, so we decongestant to make sure that folks take their time and allow for extra time when they're getting off and on our vehicles and also want to put this out there that we have some delays on our warminster, west trenton and airport lines on regional rail and that's due to signal problems. there was a water main break near the allegheny avenue station of the broad street subway, is that still impacting commuters this morning?

>> yes, it is. i was just about to mention that. that is on the southbound side. we have a lot of water there on the platform at alleghany station. so trains are bypassing alleghany station. > thank you so much for joining us. as a septa bus rolls up in front of our studio here. cut the drivers and the train engineers a break this morning. be careful on the platforms as chris that mentioned. there's our septa bus pulling up at fourth and market. look at that vehicle. get all the snow off the car before you pull out of the driveway there, not just the windshield, but also clear the snow off the hood and the roof of the vehicle because all that slushy snow is eventually just going to wind up back onto the roadways that everyone has done a great job of putting down the salt and trying to keep clear this morning. > it's so good to have you you here to keep us safe on the streets. of course keep sending us your pictures, we keep continuing to

look at them. this is from our facebook page because we like to get your pictures wherever they are. this is from hugh, thank you sent so much for sending this in. kids love snow no matter how small. >> that's true. look at this one with the booty disclosure and the little reflective jacket. keep our pictures coming. use your hashtag, fox 29 weekend. it's messy outside, but it's nice indoors so you can stay tuned to our show here at fox 29 weekend. also, maxwell requested by angie, she's home sick with the flu. we hope you feel better, but you're not missing anything outside.

> welcome back. we had to share this one. how much fun is this. bus stop buddy. did you know he was such a good skier. >> no, i had no idea. > look at him coming down there. that is a raise because we had a big mascot raise up in the pocono mountains yesterday and they called it mascot mayhem. it was posted by one of our really good friends, john did i bell a.

beautiful out there. your shoutout. >> my shout jut is to rj who says, hey, karen, it is my birthday. can i get a shout out, it's my birthday. >> happy birthday, rhonda. > welcome to the winter wonder land at the regency apartments

in bensalem thanks so much, keep those pictures coming. it's jenn frederick and this is momma love. the question today, if you are using botox do women tell their must hand or do they keep it a secret a lot. >> i have a little bit of both. women tell, they don't tell. one of the keys is we want to make it look really good so you can't tell and maybe trick your wife or spouse. > if your wife was getting it done, would you want her to tell you. >> i'd want her to tell me because i would want to make sure who she is going to, but i want to make sure she was doing what she wants to. > if you weren't a doctor, would you want her to tell you. >> if i wasn't a doctor, probably not. > you want to keep it a surprise. >> yes. > keep the mystery. >> we want it to maybe not be noticeable. but for their husband or spouse to say you look better. what's going on.

>> how do they hide it, they pay in cash. >> cash is very common. they do things like other credit cards that people don't know about and they pay it off separately. > it's kind of like the bags in the trunk that we don't show the shoes. >> exactly. > here's the deal, have you given them permission not to not tell your husband. >> ladies and gentlemen, dr. jason,

this is fox 29 weekend. right now on fox 29 weekend, heavy, wet snow, rain, sleet,

it's everything. it's a mixed bag across the delaware valley. but for the most part the storm has moved on. we're dealing with the aftermath, but another storm is on the way we're live with team coverage as our crews are out checking the conditions across the area. bob kelly is spending his saturday morning with us this morning, he brought the jelly donuts and the information you need about the roads as well. >> thanks so much for joining us, it is saturday, january 24. > welcome back. >> nice to be back. > missed you. >> i'm karen hepp. of course let's get a check of this forecast because you want to know what's going to happen. >> a lot of my kids' events were canceled today. >> for good reason. take a life look outside, there's center city philadelphia, the fog has been a big issue, delays at the airport, delays on the road. all the mains have been treated and plowed, so travel is actually not that bad. as we take a look outside one of our twitter followers posted a picture of fish town.

as bob kelly warnings us to do make sure you dust all the snow off the car before you hit the roads. it's kind of hard, i didn't know whether to use the brush or the scraper, it's heavy snow. here's our whole system that moved across the east coast that brought a mixture of snow and rain throughout the overnight hours. most of that is tailing off for the delaware valley. we are at a bit of a break showers down towards our south, but you see this band of some snow back across central pa that's the last gasp of the storm and that's going to move across as this low pressure exits later on today. so there is a chance of some rain and snow showers in the later afternoon. winter storm warning still in effect for two hours, upper montgomery, bucks and the ' lay valley. they keep that warning in effect just to cover for the road conditions over the next couple of hours, fox futurecast does show that rapid clearing that's occurring right now, despite the

clearing out of the rain and snow we're noting whying to see any sunshine today. the last of the front exits this afternoon that pushes for a chance of rain. temperatures have been key, but we are slowly rising above freezing even towards our north. 33 in pottstown, 4 in philadelphia, 35 in dover, not really worried about the refreeze at least the this afternoon. it will be colder tonight so i am concerned about that. visibilities down to 2001 a half miles north and west. one mile in wilmington and that will start to rise as we go through today. most of the rain and snow is over with. left over showers 37 today. watch for that refreezing tonight. we might have a lot of standing water as temperatures fall blow freezing. we'll be talking about that tomorrow. that's beginning at 8:00 a.m. fox 29 weekend. keep those pictures coming safely of course as we go through the rest of the show. > bob kelly, thanks for coming in and keeping us save. >> i still have sand in my shoe

from my vacation. came right on this this morning. hello northeast philadelphia. here's a life look. first of all, if you can delay your trip just a little l while, that's probably going to be the best. the kids aren't go to like this snow because it's heavy. it's slushy and as caitlyn mentioned you don't know whether to use the broom, the shovel or the scraper because really what's on the vehicles right now, the snow started last night, mixed with the rain, it's that heavy, slushy snow, but all the major roadways are good to go. here's a life look at the roosevelt boulevard. watch the on and the off ramps, the bridges and the overpasses. they're going to be slippery. that slush is slippery when you exit some of the off ramp pes from the major roadways. here's a life look over in voorhees, new jersey. here's a look at the skew kill expressway. you are going about 50 miles an hour and you hit that off ramp

where some of that slush is gathered it could be a little slippery this morning. that was right near con show hock own. down in the heart of wilmington, no snow at all. we see the grass. it depends on where you're waking up and stepping out the front door this morning. two separate accidents and we're getting word of a few more here on the new jersey turnpike. i think this is the slick spot right here between exit 6 and 7, 25-mile an hour speed restrictions on all of the area bridges. septa running with delays on the warminster line and if you're heading t the airport just expect some delays. the airport is open, the runways are clear, but there were flits that were canceled last night so that plane is not here to pick you up and leave philly this morning. so they have to do some shuffling around. check with the airline before you head down to the airport this morning. karen and lauren back over to you. >> always the best advice. we have caitlyn, bob and more team coverage. wholly mole i.

> sabina is in bucks county, but jennifer joist is live in but, county. jennifer, everyone is talking about how great you look in that hat. >> that is so nice, this is the first time i'm wearing this hat on air. thanks for that complement, i will wear it again. i have to say bob kelly you are a team player, coming back from your nice tropical vacation to be here in the snow this morning. we love you. i'm standing in the snow doing the old boot test kate line ross is seeing four to six inches. the main avenue is pretty clear. we talked to some people who were riding along the public buses and the buses were slipping and sliding. two storms are forecast for the weekend, this one we have already seen come and go and i know that we are expecting more on monday. we're going to walk into the west reading diner here. the snow has not stopped people from coming out here to get

their morning breakfast walking in here. they have a packed house. we're going to go all the way to the back. i meta nice family, the sites family. they told us that their travel plans this morning got a little bit messed up because of the snow, but still they're out here and they have a nice breakfast in front of them. >> hi, site family. tell us a little bit how the snow hampered your plans, but there is a bright side. >> we were going to have a fundraising for wilson swimming and diving. you're not a alone. you're having breakfast with others on this snowy this morning. >> how were the roads coming from singing springs. >> they really weren't bad. but the main roads were pretty clear. > thank you so much. enjoy your breakfast. i'm going to get some coffee and i'll send it back to you, lauren. > good morning, guys, we are on

313 we just passed doylestown. we're headed towards quakertown right now. we left behind some rough roads in doylestown, but it hasn't gotten too much better. take a look. we're not seeing as much slush on the roads, but they're still pretty wet. in the center there you can still see a little bit of that slush piling up. the good news we've seen a lot of plows out here this morning. this one a little bit quitier than the witnesses we were leaving behind. people just waking up on this saturday morning. a good amount of traffic, other places like this still pretty quiet. a lot of people still in their homes. we want to mention -- we've been seeing some people out on the roads. they didn't really clear off their car right away and there's still snow on the roof of their car. that is not safe, guys. if you're heading out, make sure you're clearing off the roof of your car. there we go, there's somebody with a big layer of snow on the roof of their car. come on, that was perfect timing, right. make sure you clear it off

because you know what's going to happen it's going to fly right off the roof and hit the person behind you. again, wet, slick roads, not too fun to travel on this morning, so again be safe as you head out there. lauren, karen, back to you. >> sabina lien buena, thank you so much. we love your pictures, look at this one, drake checking out the wintry mess from the warmth of our home. kim, thank you for this. the cat, the california could he, the girl, the hat and then the they are objection to the form terrace well with the smilely snowman. the nominal d thanks for your phenomenal pic from nice inside. we love you, too. you love our fox 29. jamaicans don't like the cold, but i had to take a picture. keep your pictures coming. we love when you share. speaking of pictures we're going to take a life look from the poconos. it's so gorgeous out there. the snow is supposed to be there. a lot of people say they're going to got outside and shovel, be very careful because that can

be dangerous. we'll be right back. pulling him along the floor to the principal's office. the teacher claimed the child was being detuck stiff in class. at first she was fired, but now she's back on the job. when you look at the video, the first thing you see is a six year old child being assaulted. this teacher lacked the emotional control needed to be a mentor. it's totally shock to see the way she was dragging that child. almost like a rag doll. and then she eventually gets her job back because she, quote,

lacked training, what training do you need to have commonsense in this day and age there are absolutely no reasons, unless you're defensing yourself or someone else to lay your hands on a six year old, who is quote, being disruptive. i'm superintendent, michael chip

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where we respond to your comments and complaints right here on the air. first up, i'm standing here with fox 29 crack reporter chris o'connell. chris as you and i bowe know the best tips we get come directly from our viewers, correct. >> exactly much we get tweet. we get e-mails, texts, we give our cellphone numbers out to people, but what everyone needs to know is we investigate almost every story, every tip, every lead that comes our way and we did it in this case. so when we got this note from john our eyebrows were raised. i have a news tip for you guys, if you buy a wawa coffee you are being ripped off. they dropped the ounce off their sizes, just numbers now, don't believe me, test it yourself. wawa, that just changed their cups to new kind of format. you see the numbers these represent the ounces. he said these weren't the actual ounces in it. so we took it to the test. we went to drexel university's culinary and food science

program. we actually put liquid in here to decide exactly how much was in it and guess what, wawa was right, 24 ounces, 20 ounces, 12 ounces, 16 ounces. so this time, john, you were wrong. next up, the deadly ice storms on our road. fox dropped the ball on this one. glad i didn't have to run out this morning before 10 a. kelly is referring to a post that she saw on facebook at 10:00 a.m. referring to the icy roads. kelly you apparently didn't see the tweets that we did at take a look at this. it's a major pileup. kelly, this was a sudden event. the temperatures did not rise as the rain was falling. clearly a sudden and tragic

event, but we reacted quickly on twitter. we did as quickly as we could on the air, but we also have to realize that some people simply use social media to get their information and we need to update there as well as quickly as we can. thanks, kelly. i'm standing here with chris murphy. i want to let you know that much whatting you do the rocky run on good day was a classic moment, my friend. >> here's the deal, i live right there. it was so much fun. of course we did it to draw attention to the fact that creed, the final installment of the rocky series is going to be filmed here in philadelphia. well, the viewers loved it. continue a, go chris murphy. row maunded, way to go chris, jennifer, that was so much fun to watch. and then there's pie check, the rocky run, too funny. thanks for interrupting my morning work by making me cry with laughter. best morning show hands down. so i don't just do rocky i can also do micky, the trainer.

>> jeff cole, drop and give us ten right now. let's see what you got. come on. >> one, two, and finally, we have what we think is the best tweet of 2015 so far from alex. alex wrote to us that alex believes fox unfiltered is the best news segment he's ever seen. good job. >> thanks alex. couldn't agree more, alex. don't forget we are here every week, write us, e-mail us or use social media to reach out. >> i'm jeff cole. > that's always a favorite one. chris murphy. now it's time to head back outside, a look at the roads there. they look clear. it looks like the driving is going okay. a lot of people are seeing snow, but the roads are pretty clear and easy to navigate. >> luckily we saw this one coming, that always helps.

the crews had time to get out overnight and treat the roadways, clear the roadways. even though we have a lot of slush snow covered all the majors look to be fine. bob kelly will be up in a moment. for us, it's a snowy, sleepy saturday morning. look at this adorable picture. this is from gym o'brien, his pup kelly enjoying the snow in marlton. that's such an adorable little pup right there. the pets love it, the kids not so much. this is not great snowman building snow. it makes it pretty sloppy out there. we'll eventually see rain showers through the rest of today for everyone. this storm is exiting pretty quickly. fox futurecast shows by noon, some leftover rain, but maybe some snow showers, but the bulk of the precipitation is over with. we get aeneas break, sun giving way to clouds, but that's ahead of our next system. this than would is a different than would. we saw a noreaster come through

early this morning. that brought for us a rain and snow. this is a colder system that looks to bring snow, several inches of it by early monday morning. 33 in town, as well as pottstown. everyone is above priesting, which is good. not concerned about the refreezing on the roadways, but i am for tonight as temperatures drop blow freezing for any of that standing water. 39 and sunny tomorrow and monday your seven day and a cans of snow by next thursday. > lauren. the sports scandal not going any way going away soon, the deflate gait. against the colts on sunday, what makes it even worse, quarterback tomorrow brady and coach bell check said they had no idea it even happened. they were surprised. how is that even possible? >> the fanatic is joining us by skype.

your partner is sick today, but you're feeling better. nice to have you back. >> good morning. good to be back. > what do you think about this whole thing. >> what do i think, i'll tell you right now, last years' super bowl set records as far as viewers are concerned. 100 million people tuned in, i think that number gets beat this year because of deflate gait. there are so many angels. you have kids, yesterday's word of the day on zest my street was inflate. it's crazy right now. the nfl has started epa investigation. they've interviewed up to over 40 people so far. but it's in thing whying to p to. they're in the going to be able to talk on the players before the super bowl, so this is going to go on for another two to t three weeks. they bring it upon themselves. you got former general managers in the league questioning whether they foster a culture of cheating right now with spy gate in 2007. say what you want, but aaron

hernandez, but he was wearing a new england patriots at the time, and now this deflate gait. do you believe it when we have tom brady up there, he didn't know anything about this, he likes the ball a little bit softer, what do you think. >> i go to the expert, troy ache men, foxest own comes out and say listen, if tom brady wanted the ball at 12.5. 11 of the balls were at 10.5 so there's only one person to blame, it's tom brady. i wanted to point out there was a similar situation in 2012 at the university of southern california and all of a sudden a rogue ball back was acting on his own removing air from r football and he got fired. all in all i think the new england pay osteomyelitis will have to pay a fine p, but i don't see anybody getting suspended because i imagine a ball boy will end up getting fired at the end of the day. our predictions for the big game. >> i was leaning patriots early,

now i'm coming back to the seahawksment how could you root for the pay osteomyelitis on super bowl sunday. i'm going seahawks. who is this guy over here without a shirt on behind you, shawn. >> that's number one brian johnson right there. that's a wrestler from the delaware rally there listens to the even and shawn show. i'm sure you can't see with the cameras, about that's our man brian johnson. > shawn, thank you as always we appreciate it. take care. >> take care. > you can weigh in on all of this deflate gait. what do you think? does it pass the smell test. >> we are so lucky to have bob kelly here on thank staying on top of the road conditions. >> good morning to mount holly, new jersey. here's a life look at wood lane road in mount holly, new jersey. as you can see all a the roads are wet, slushy. it's that heavy slush that could get us into trouble on some of the on and off ramps. i'll check all the roads.

we're even going to check mass transit and the airport when we come right back. > let's take a look at some of the pictures and what we're seeing. when your volunteers a philly firefighter and an er nurse, weather doesn't matter, hashtag fire truth. thanks for sending this picture. we love when we see your pets. my pep loving the snow. easily about four inches in her neck of the words and mary sends that beautiful spring ton bucks county. so peaceful and piece. keep your pictures ♪ ♪

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> good morning, everybody, 9:25. don't worry, it's not a weekend. it's a saturday, working double duty here this morning. a life look at the skew skill expressway right near belmont avenue. if you're getting ready to step out the front step, first of all, pack your patients, delay take your time, if you can delay your trip, that's good. the crews have been out all night long. most of the major roadways are passible. it's the untreated road surface, the first stop sign you come to in the neighborhood where your tires are trying to stop on the slush. it's that heavy wet slush that we're dealing with this morning and make sure you clear all the snow off of your car before you

head out the front door. a life look at the roosevelt boulevard heading down towards ninth street. here's a look at the ask you skill expressway, the skew skill is wet, it's passible. take your type. even the parking lots this morning, if the crews have not had a chance to plow and even after they do plow, that slippery pavement from the slush can send you for a reached here's a life look at the blue route, 476 no problems at all if you're heading down 495. however, a couple of accidents on the new jersey turnpike between exit 6 and 7. the roadways are open. they're off to the side, but let that be a sign that there's some slippery spots on the turnpike. also an accident with an over turned vehicle. all of the bridges have speed restrictions in play this morning and delays on three of our regional rail line, west trenton, war minister and we do have some delays at philly international. > back to you, let's take a look at the peck terse that come

have come in on facebook. my son nathan first time in the snow. great pic, this one comes in from delran, new jersey. it is peaceful. willingboro, new jersey, got the plow in the hand. eagles cap on. these ones could be courier and ice picture. would you look at this covered bridge, point pleasant, new jersey. speaking of bucks county. let's take a look outside, the roads look clear. you can see people in their yard trying to get the snow out of the way so they can get out and about on a saturday. stay with us for the latest.

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> all right. thank you so much for continuing to send your pictures in. we appreciate getting all of these. this one is from paul. he says woke up to this at my cousin's home in milford, new jersey. good morning to you, paul. thanks for watching and then there's marion juan, she's telling you to put on fox 29 weekend. delco, thanks for that one, marion. gentleman my a in winfield had to post this for fox 29 weekend. we appreciate it for you to send that picture in.

absolutely, you guys are seeing the highest snow accumulation. north and west of the city as expected. here's a life view outside the plat bridge. unlike last weekend, the roads were treated ahead of time. all the interest states are moving smoothly we are actually 'ing a pretty good trouble morning considering the mess that occurred overnight. snow then changing into the city. the i least snowfall totals, maconochie 3.8. five and a half in perc ski, upper bucks county. just two and a half in king of prussia and we have a sloppy inch of snow at philadelphia international airport. call ahead if you have a flight today. here's our storm system moving across the east coast bringing a whole mess of wintry weather and for us we're seeing a nice break, dry air pushing in, just a few left over rain showers in new jersey, southern delaware. you can see some snow showers still, though, in the central

part of the state. that is the absolute back edge of system and that will come through later this afternoon. while we're seeing a lot of improvement we're not completely out the woods. we may see some rain and snow later afternoon. there's that clearing line as we head into the tonight and the storm system is long governor as we head into sunday morning. that may be gone, but another storm system right on its heels. this one coming in sunday evening. this is much faster morning. it looks to spread enough snow to cause enough problems. 8:00 a.m., snow accredits a good chunk of the area. this could cause problems monday. with that advanced notice hopefully we'll get the crews out early enough to treat the roads. not worried about refreezing on the roadways today. i think you're fine through the rest of the afternoon, but tonight as temperatures slip blow freezing that could been issue with any leftover standing

water. 39 and mostly sunny on. look at these cold temperatures returning, 27 after that morning snow on monday. 28 on tuesday. sunny and cold there on wednesday and then a final chance of snow on thursday. winter is really returning, but we gotcha covered all weekend long here on fox 29. all right, caitlyn, as you mentioned, some people waking up to rain, some people have snow on the ground, some people out in their driveways trying to shovel it out. you can be a reporter, send us a video. let's check in with sabina in bucks county to see what it is like there. sabina. >>reporter: hey, guys, we just found the cutest neighborhood here in quakertown. take a look. everybody is out. they're up. they've all got their snow blouse out plowing out their driveways. we saw people out walking their dogs. the kids are up playing in the snow. this is what we wanted to show you, these smaller side roads,

the neighborhood roads, the plows have been out and about, we saw the plows, the road still messy, not too clear. the main roads are slick, and the side roads, well, they're a little rough to get through. here we are, we're coming up on this wonderful little family. this is greg. here's been out here all morning. he woke up the kids to shovel out -- help him shovel out. hey, greg. do you want to come out and talk to us? how long have you guys been awake today? >> we just got out about a half an hour ago. >> i see you got the kids helping you shovel, doing some work on a saturday morning. >> two more kids inside, too. > they're going to come out. >> are you headed anywhere today. >> i have to buy some salt, whatever, we're going to be local. > a little bit worried about the roads. >> definitely, i'm a little afraid, yeah. > thank you, greg, good luck today. >> take care. hi, kids. that's the picture here in bucks

county. we're going to's it over to jenny, how are you doing? >> hi, sabina, we are live in west reading. s a you can see traffic moving very well here along penn avenue. thinks the main stretch of town. although weir seeing a lot of trucks like that. and a lot of snow on top of the vehicle also that is against the law. if you are in an area that did get a lot of snow, make sure you wipe the entire vehicle off. >> here we have the owner this restaurant. you're doing your best to clear the area for this restaurant. >> yes, i do. > how is it going. >> i'm waiting for my guy to come in with the snowplow to clear the parking lot so we can open for today. > you don't have to do the whole parking lot with your shovel. >> i hope not. > that would be exhausting. >> exactly. > what time are you guys supposed to open. >> we open at 10,, 11:00. > i saw you you earlier, you did a 180 in this parking lot in

your rank can you talk about that. >> it turned around. > it just happened. >> yes. > how are the roads in that vehicle? how are you feeling around here. >> good. they cleared the roads, you know, very fast and we never have a problem. even last year, all the snow we had, they were doing an excellent job. > it's our first big snow system that we've had for this year. >> i'm waiting for you. > there's the plow, better get over there. >> karen and lauren we'll send it back to you. > just in time. you talk about it april then it happens. let's take a look at your picture, my sister from another mister. >> before and after shoveling. trust me, she had an after, too. >> kelly, pottstown area, a little bit of snow on the cars there. and they we have i'm partial to our animals and children. molly's first snow, washington township, thank you will and pat. this is a gorgeous picture from

cell sea. >> my daddy gets to stay home today because of the weather. > lauren. but first bob kelly. >> morning, everybody. all the roads are wet this morning. take your time. if you do have to head out the front door. who wants to go shopping? >> me. as we go north on 20 #, if you're heading up toward that king of prussia mall, they're plowing the parking lot at the mall. so that is good news. we're going to check the rails and the airport when we come back. > we want everybody to keep tweeting us, let us know what is going on. first we're going to play this music for you by bruno mars.

> welcome back. look at this beautiful picture from the pocono mountains. the skiers are loving it. i'd love to be up there with you. are you a snowboarder, bob kelly. >> not really. i tried it a couple times and wounded up at the lounge. > a cocktail in your hand. >> exactly. > good morning, everybody. here is some video of where i was yesterday this time. okay. rub it in. > here is where i was yesterday. just giving you an idea of what my last 4 hours has been like.

i still have sand in my shoe much some he we go from the sand to the jamb cams and with snow in northeast philadelphia. good morning. this is torresdale avenue up in the may fair section of the kids aren't going to like this would be, it's wet, it's sloppy. even that new snowblower that you've been dying to use could be a little tough because it's that wet, heavy kind of snow. make sure you you clear off the car, not just the windshield, make sure you get it off the hood. all the majors are open. the roads are wet. just watch it for some of the on and the off ramps and we look life. septa regional rail lines pretty much across the board running with 10 to 20 minute delays. if you are heading to the airport, expect some delays. i was delayed coming in last night, but there were a lieutenant of police that were out and out canceled. so therefore the plane isn't

there this morning to take you out of philadelphia. do check with the airline before you head down to the airport. i'm sure they're didding their best. the airport is open. the runways are clear. it's a matter of getting the planes into philly to get you back out. a number of accidents on the new jersey turnpike between exit 6 and exit 7. karen and lauren back over to you. > the pictures keep coming in. this one five inches of snow in upper eddie. >> snowboard, hot chocolate, it's a go, have fun, paul. >> keenan says fort washington, pa. that is picture perfect. mar i says our yard in warren continuing, pa. > we're going to get a break and we'll be right back. we're playing your songs. we have rose. this winter, experience

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> this is one of our very favorite segments right here at fox 29 weekend. this is called info cuss and it's one of our own. that is our photo journalist. here he is. you see so many different stories, you don't just record

them, you get to the stories and what do you have porous today. i have a nine year old girl who is determined that one day she'll be in the olympics. let's move it. let's move it. they say to be a great runner you have to train like you want to be better than the best. >> push, push. the infinity track clubs meets a few days a week at friends central school. laying it out for nine year olduvai. she's poised, but she's still a kid. you see her having fun. as you probably can tell, avery is really fast. good job. >> some people don't want to raise me at school because they already know that i'm going to win. this is a nine year old girl dash final. > here comes avery nolan. >> quickly moving to the front and winning the race. 13:67. i'm nervous for her, but she

handled it very well and she never really appears nervous, which is good. >> this past test avery participated in the 55-meter dash at the colgate women's game. practice the way you want to perform. if you practice well, most likely when you get out there on performance day you'll perform well. a race she ran last year, but tied three other girls. you're looking at them, you glance at the clock, you're looking at them, you glance at the clock. something good is about to happen. something did happen. she not only beat last year's time, she broke the record becoming one of the fastest nine year old girls in the country. under eight seconds. she is under five feet tall. that's pretty motor vehicling fast. get it up, get it up. with hard work and determination who knows where avery can go. two years from now, she could be, you know, an olympic gold

medal list. this is how some of the great ones start off. any of the great ones that started off before her obviously didn't run as fast because he don't have the record. she slows down a little to enjoy the journey. so amazing. how inspiring. >> avery coach wishes he was on his high school team because her time is just as fast as the high school kids. >> she has the poise. it reminds me of mow anyway davis. she has the poise and mental focus. we're going to begin to watch her for a very long time. > thanks for brinking her story. >> absolutely. > if you have any stories you can use our hashtag fox 29 weekend. she can beat me. you're taking a life look outside at the airport. bob kelly was telling us, he flew in. he left his sand in his shoes. he was off for a week. >> that lucky duck got to spend

a week in mexico. we are all so jealous, bob kelly, but at least you got some good color to come back with, otherwise it is back to reality and the winter weather outside. snow changing to rain overnight. here is our storm system hanging onto the east coast. we've seen dry air move in, so a lot of that rain and snow has come to an end for us and all of those advisories have expired for philadelphia. a winter storm warning is out for another hour. you're still seeing some snow towards harrisburg. not completely out of the woods when it comes to falling rain and snow, but clearly no issues except for the slushy roads, driveways and sidewalk outside and it is a very slushy snow. your fox futurecast shows the rain and snow moving out. again, leftover showers very widely scattered and are possible through the afternoon. here's the clearing life giving way to clear skies overnight. it looks to be pretty cold so any standing water, we have a

lot of water out there that could easily refreeze. we're not expecting the ice situation with the the freezing rain that we had last sunday, but we could see a lot of icy sidewalks if you don't treat your own sidewalks and drive was. our next system spreads some snow in by early monday morning. this looks to cause some headaches for your commute. we could have a couple inches on the ground before you head out the door on monday morning. just be prepared for that. > we'll be talking about that. we're all slowly rising above freezing, 35 in philadelphia, 35 in dover. visibilities also starting to rice, too. we have a lot of fog and low level clouds out there. that should gradually improve throughout today, too. seven day forecast. watch for refreezing tonight. otherwise sunshine on sunday. morning snow on monday and then the deep freeze is back. look at those temperatures, highs only in the upper 0s and winter is back with a vengeance.

we have another chance for snow, that will be on thursday. check out this cute little guy, dominique thank you. my first snow angle. he's an angel without the snow. there's this little guy, our little antonio playing for the snow. thanks for sending that one in. hannah and eddie helped clear the car in east nor ton. and then a pic from karen, help me out. mantua. we love you, mantua. i'm getting there. thanks from mantua, new jersey. what are county, bucks county. keep the pictures coming. good morning, everybody i'm mike jerrick and i'm alex holly and this is the trend.

one dad likes to play with little girls and he found out that she is one tough cookie. he put up a pretty good fight when he said get off the table. you don't get to tell me what to do. get down. so dad eventually picks her up off the table. apparently she really likes to climb on it. look who is here, it's ryan dennis. high, guys, let's talk stress, especially when you're in college. don't you want on be a kid again. it wants you to do something. one kid is genius, he decided to turn his room into a ball pit. it's crazy. let's check it out. it took about 13,000 balls to

fill the space. it cost about $500. there's a good use of his parents' tuition money. where does he go to school. >> he goes to rice university in texas. that's a look at the trend for this week. stay tuned on monday. we'll be back at 6:00 a.m. for

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with us and playing along and sending your pictures and sharing your family and your pets. nicole thank you for sending this one in. we love this picture of your son h coltsville, pennsylvania. and also your measurements as well. christie says almost seven inches already. that was in marlton, new jersey. this was out of my three boys' desks. thank you for sending this one. also lisa from pemberton, new jersey. no plows in site, getting worse there. and then we have a whole bunch of doings. we love our dogs. look at that dog. > caitlyn, what do we expect? >> well, the good news is most of this is over with. it's basically all done. leftover showers not out of the question today, watch for some refreezing tonight. whoa want to be careful tomorrow morning. despite we have some sunshine. the next round of snow will be for monday morning. that looks to cause some headaches for the morning commute and then very cold monday and tuesday. another chance of cold thursday.

winter is here. we're just getting going and it's going to continue. bob ill can i, a life look on the at the blue route. right near at the saint david interchange. watch for some delays at all the regional rail lines. some of the planes could not come in last night so therefore they're not ready to take off this morning of the you know we're coming to the end of the show when lauren takes her heels off. >> it's a lot of standing. > it's a lot of standing. >> the heels are coming off. he can't even wait until the end of the show. > it was fun hanging with you girls this morning. >> i got sand in my shoe here. let me show you. > now and now it's snowing. welcome back. >> that's back to the the a. bob, every saturday are you going to come in? >> we'll work on that.

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