right now on fox 29 weekend 6789 a powerful message. a real 911 call in a super bowl ad for the world to hear. why this commercial to help save the life of someone you know. plus a popular navigation app causing some controversy. more than 50 million people use it. why police want it shut down. why they say it puts officers' lives in danger. you can weigh in. and it's the fox show everybody's talking about, "empire." one character is making a huge impact. why people cannot get enough of cookie.

can you believe january is over? >> i cannot. it's the last day. oh, my goodness. thanks so much for joining us on fox 29 weekend. it's january 31st. i'm lauren johnson. >> and i'm karen hepp. we do have a warning for so many people out there because there are imposters claiming they're utility workers ripping people off. >> murder charges for the founder of death row records. >> but first as you are waking up, it is brutally bitter out there. you cannot see how cold it is sue serio de-septemberive sunshine. >> it is just icy. you can't have any exposed skin on days like this. temperature in the single digits

and wind chills well below zero. wind chill advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. this is just in the poconos but it feels as cold as 20 degrees below zero. for a couple of hours avoid hitting the slopes if you can. further south ward we've got a storm watch, this includes the poconos, lehigh valley. we'll be talking more about our upcoming chance for snow. temperatures outside right now, this is our big story for saturday. these are our air temperatures. just 2 in mount pock know, 11 in allentown, 15 in philadelphia. 18 in wildwood. winds out of the wests that are sustained over 20 miles an hour at times. it was so blustery overnight. it looks pretty windy right now. 15 to 20 mile per hour winds. this is why we're concerned about wind chills.

it feels like 21 below in the pocono, it feels like 2 below in philadelphia, 3 below in wilmington. we will warm up, but it's not going to feel warm. in fact i don't know how much of a difference it's going to make. we certainly have the bright blue skies, a lot of sunshine, 25 degrees. usually the bitter cold is accompanied by a lot of sun. things are going to change, temperatures won't fall too much from our high that means slightly warmer air is moving on through. sunday also brings the chance for some snow which kind of could interrupt your super bowl party plans. we'll have more coming up in a bit. >> thank you so much. new this morning at our headlines at 8:03. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a train derailment in south philadelphia. several tanker cars carrying crude oil derailed. fortunately none of the oil leaked and no one was hurt.

>> police say a man who is posing as a utility worker in some neighborhood and get them to let him in their house. sabina, has he been successful so far? >> reporter: so far he's hit two houses here in bristol township and tops say he is targeting elderly victims. he's posing as a water company worker. it happened on a wednesday night, a 30-minute time span between 5:30 and 6:00 on wednesday, one couple let the man inside. cops say he got as far as the master bedroom and he saw something though we're not sure what and he took off before the couple realized what was happening. an 83-year-old woman who lives a few blocks away said the same guy told her there was a water leak and he told her he needed to get inside her home to shut

the water off. she refused and he left. the water company says it is extremely rare they would ever show up unannounced unless they were specifically asked by the customer and in that case they would have photo id to prove they were from the water company. he's just saying a utility worker, works at the water company that wants to get in your house. this is happening in a quiet neighborhood. we want to make sure people out there are safe, especially the elderly people who are living on their own. guys? >> thanks sabina. an overnight house fire in german town. no one was inside the home at that time. >> in this morning's cover story, of course tomorrow is

super bowl sunday, along with the game, a lot of folks are going to be paying very close attention to the commercials. one in particular has people talking, it's an antidomestic violence ad from the group no more. take a look. >> 911 operator, where's the emergency? >> 127. >> what's going on there? >> i would like to order a pizza for delivery. >> ma'am you've reached 911. >> you know you called 911. >> do you know how long it will be? >> is everything okay over there? do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> and you're unable to talk about. >> right, right. >> is there someone in the room with you? just say yes or no. >> yes. >> okay. it looks like i have an officer about a mile from your location. are there any weapons in your house? >> no. >> can you stay on the phone with me? >> no. see you soon, thank you.

>> joining us now by skype. the director of women against abuse here in philadelphia. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. it's our pleasure to be here. >> this is a real 911 call and i was listening to it and it gives me the chills to hear it. >> i agree. i've listened to it a few times and it continues to give me the chills. you know, what i think what is so impactful about it is that the realization that this is an issue that's so hidden in our culture and people are really at danger. so they're often unable to talk. and the message that we need to listen is such a great message for everyone in the community. not just the domestic violence organizations, but every mainstream system, every community member, you know, to be a part of helping people, to get the safety and working

towards preventing and ending domestic violence. >> we obviously had a lot of criticism of the nfl this year with ray rice one of the players that was involved in a situation that came under a lot of criticism so now they are put thlg spot that's going to be airing in the first half of the game, do you think this is a pr stunt or no matter why the reason it's important to get the message out? >> i think -- i don't know. i'm certain that a lot of it has to do with public relations. but no matter what the motive, this is a very, very critical message. what we know is that one in three women in their lifetime will be physically assaulted by an intimate partner. and when you have children involved in that and there is such a ripple impact on our community. so it's just wonderful that in a show like the super bowl where you have, i don't know how many millions watching, that this

will be -- that we're going to get exposure. >> let's get into some comments from some of our viewers because they've been affected by this commercial already. frances says better late than never. too bad the nfl had to be shamed into doing this for its terrible handling of the ray rice situation. >> a real downer for what is supposed to be a fun day. why game time? what's the safety plan for women who call your hotline? >> safety planning is what we do with anyone who calls our hotline and that's really about figuring out how can they create safety no matter where they are. they still may be in their relationship and they have to live with that violence. how can they create a safer environment. >> thank you so much. we want to get that hotline number out because it is top of mind with this commercial and so much attention right now. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. the hotline to call, the number is 1-866-723-3014.

we're going to put that number right on our website, myfoxphilly.com. in case you know someone who may need to call that number. >> still ahead on fox 29 weekend, kids shoveling in their neighborhoods, a quick way to make a buck or is it a crime? plus, a true american

>> welcome back. for the first time in three years a case of the measles now in delaware. health officials confirming a woman in her 20s has the measles. the division of public health say this case is not linked to any outbreak in the u.s. the founder of death row records is under arrest. they say suge knight is a killer. he was at a shoot for an upcoming movie when he got with an argument and he left with his friend. tmz reported that the argument continued at a restaurant nearby. he attempted to leave, gunned his truck and run over two men. >> he backed his car up and put it in drive and he hit carter. he ran him over twice. >> wow.

well, knight's attorney says it was an accident. knight was already out on a $500,000 bail and faced 30 years for theft. crazy story. now for a look at your weather. 16 degrees here, but guess what? 56 degrees out in phoenix where everyone is thinking about the super bowl. >> it's for them in phoenix that's pretty cool. they're only going to have high temperatures in the 60s. it was raining this morning but it should end. the sun rising over the ocean. even though it's so bright today, bitter cold outside. most of us don't climb out of the 20s. some of us don't even climb out of the teens today. high pressure in place bringing us sunshine but also the bitter air. this storm system will move into the ohio valley tonight and bring a lot of snow to places like chicago and move eastward into the northeast and probably bring a hefty snowfall in parts of the northeast.

here in philadelphia, don't see we see that naufl. our winter suburbs are under a storm watch. that's your best chance of seeing accumulating snow. wind chill advisories out for the poconos where the cold is dangerous paired with the wind. your fox future cast through the day, nothing to see here, a lot of sun and maybe best to get what you want to get done today. last minute super bowl party plans, that's fine. you've got no problems today. and even the first half of sunday looks all right. clouds increase, by noon it's still dry. it's not until the late afternoon or evening that we start to see snow showers move in and as we head into the night, there's more snow, could be heavy at times off to the north. that rain-snow line looking to sit right over philadelphia. this model brings enough warm air to change over to rain by monday morning. that's our ideal scenario. the whole system moves out by midday on monday. so it looks like this will most

impact our northwestern suburbs with snowfall amounts in that 2 to 6 range not giving philadelphia anything or south jersey where there's just rain. this is one model solution but i am favoring it. i think this storm takes a more northward track which would limit the chances for us. right now so cold. your seven-day forecast, 25 is it for the high temperature today, sun giving way to some snow tomorrow. not going to see much sunshine but it's dry most of the day. groundhog day on monday it's a messy mix that will move out by midday. very cold on tuesday and it stays that way through the rest of the week. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. we'll have more on your snow chances ahead. >> have you heard about this gps app that is popular with drivers but not so much with police officers? they say it's actually doing more harm on the roadways than

good. it's called waze. it gives directions but it also warns drivers about accidents and red light cameras and police officers. users alert people to what they're seeing on the roadways. on twitter people cannot stop raving about it. one user writes got to love crowd sourcing. a real time saver. another says i love the app, it's so cute and it keeps me company in traffic. so what's the problem with all of this? attorney ken rothweiler is joining us by skype. this tweet comes from an attorney, she writes police upset that waze app warning drivers police ahead. isn't slowing down a good thing either way? >> i agree. but police departments all over the country are really worried

about this app because they're worried about police safety, especially in the world in which we live now. this is basically alerting the public where the police are sitting in terms of traffic patrol and the police worry about their safety. most police departments across the country are objecting to this, but in my mind there's nothing they can do about it. these devices are legal. >> you don't think there's anything illegal about this app and this whole idea. this is totally i legitimate app. >> right now it is. right now it's totally legal. there's nothing the police can do about it. >> let me get to this tweet. wonder if police will fight the app locating them on routes since it's technically illegal, that's what that person thought. so you were just talking about if there is anything illegal about this app, they would have to change the laws in order for that to be the case. >> yeah. i think there's no doubt about it. the same way they did it with radar detectors.

in some states they are not allowed and they have laws that prohibit them. in other states they are allowed. the majority of the states do permit radar detectors. i think it's going to be difficult to prohibit this type of app. >> we appreciate your insight as always. >> have a nice weekend. >> you too. >> what do you think about this app? use our hashtag #fox29weekend. >> coming up the geeky hashtag that's twending on twitter. you know and you love her. cookie from "empire." the story behind those long locks that has everyone talking. >> also, when i met your sister out there, not really your sister, miss johnson hi to you. the gas station story about gas prices. let's get to some of your other shout outs by twitter. this is a comment that we just

did about that app. the waze app is keeping them money from making tickets than an actual danger. and this one, isn't she one of the housewife shows? she's in town. we're going to be live at the car show. she's saying how cool is this building, look at the name on it. it's the bailey building. and of course it's super bowl weekend. bring us your super bowl memories. when i was at the super bowl eight years ago, out there in glendale arizona i was working in another city. tell us your super bowl memories on this super bowl saturday weekend. >> you know we play your favorite tunes, this is the lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer, national king cole. send us your requests.

>> the video that is. [ bleep ] me off this week. two men wearing ski masks walk into a philadelphia food market and rob the place. one suspect is carrying an ar-15 style rifle. the gun is huge and the guy isn't even trying to hide it. you see the suspect point the rifle at an employee and grab the money. the robbers grab 500 bucks and take off. when you look at this video it captures these two street thugs walking down the street nonchalantly. they ain't got a care in the world. when you look at the way that individual holds that ar-15 on the victim, it remind me of what i term urban terrorists. violent, gun-wielding urban terrorists. they had more fire power that

night than the police working the street. insane. if that ain't terrorism and what they caused that poor victim, than nothing is. skippy!!

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everybody is talking about it. it is so much fun to watch. the characters make it so great. >> cookie. people are trying to look like her. salon owners say her look is approachable and glamorous and anyone can achieve that. the salon gets a call from the show about once a month. after wednesday night's episode about once a month. cookie hair is everything. this is my favorite. cookie hair looking whole foods healthy tonight. everyone has something to say. i've seen another one people are describing, saying some word that jen said. her hair on fleek. >> on didn't know fleek. >> you've been on a cruise. >> i've been away.

>> everyone is obsessed with her hair. they just want to do it. so they go to salons now and it's like i want my hair to look like cookies. >> i think it's going to be jennifer aniston back in the day. >> it's wavy and it's natural and it's not too much. sometimes the extensions, you get too much and it looks fake. but hers looks pretty good. >> i think we have to get a hair person to come in and tell us how to do it. >> do you think we can get it done and put it in rollers. >> and you can get the clipper extensions if you want to get the cheaper version. >> we're going to do a segment. >> all right. >> of course you know, we all want to look nice tomorrow because there will be a lot of super bowl parties. the big game. if you need to bring anything to your party, we've got some last minute treat ideas for you. >> an early morning, lots of

booze, so many wings, a tradition for better or worse. you're going to see that only in philly. we sent chris there for the first time. >> he's been dying to go. this was his first year. >> he was texting mike all morning. >> we need more details on that. another great song, this one is "treasure" by bruno mars. good morning to all of you.

ask. >> welcome back, everyone. here is a live view of the airport right now. no problems if you are taking a flight out. it is clear as can be. but it is cold as can be. temperatures in the teens and we are looking at wind chill values below zero. a cold, cold day. we've got some changes as we head into the second half of the weekend. but first, take a look at this. >> it's kate from patricia adams in havorford. the weather today is very chilly and partly cloudy and perfect for sledding. we love fox 29 weekend.

>> he didn't want to. >> we love you guys, too. thank you so much for that weather video. and if you want to send in any video asking us a question about the forecast or whatever, maybe you just want to say how much you love watching our show, we certainly appreciate that. use the hashtag #fox29weekend. i don't think we get much with this next system. that being said, it will still cause a lot of problems in the philadelphia area. wind chill advisory out until 11:00 a.m. the dangerous cold is there. the winter storm watch includes the poconos, lehigh valley and lancaster. mainly going to see snow to rain in philadelphia. this is the best chance of accumulating snow. that will be where the sledding weather is it looks on monday morning. winds are out of the west and they're still between 10 to 25 miles an hour and that's pretty gusty or at least gusty enough to drop those wind chills. it feels like 21 below in the

poconos. wait to hit the slopes today. give it a few hours so we can take an edge off the wind and the cold. it feels like 2 below in philadelphia, 25 is it for the high temperatures today. the winds will ease up later on. we have sunshine but it won't warm us up. we'll have your seven-day forecast ahead. >> hello, i'm bruce gordon. tomorrow night, tens of millions of americans will gather in front of their television sets to watch the nfl's elite meet to compete in super bowl xlix. here in philadelphia, more than 20,000 fans of sports and spec kal will likely still be nursing hang overs following yesterday's 23rd annual wing bowl. over the years this contest has grown liked a stuffed belly from

a minor radio station stunt to a pop culture phenomenon known across the country. my take? watching fat guys eat and strippers strut and college kids drink their brains out, at one point of my life would have intrigued me. now it just seems kind of pathetic. props to wip for knowing what philly fans want and giving it to them. but i guess as a father of two daughters in their 20s and son just out of college, all that flashing and boozing seems a little harmless. young women tearing their clothes off for the enjoyment of strangers seems like the tef initial of tacky and the idea of thousands of trunks when the event ends is just plain scary. around here we love our blue collar reputation, but one day one of those strippers is going to get attacks or one of those drunks kills someone on the

streets, all the fun and games will come to an end. maybe that's not a bad idea after all. only in philly. >> yesterday caitlin said they better clean that sauce up. >> it is gross. it is not a place for women. it is 8:34 right now. forget the super bowl, forget the stanley cup, forget the world series. wait until you see the latest trending sports topic. and talk about a dare devil. what this guy decided to try climbing. look at him! >> that is amazing. and talking about gas prices yesterday. who had the lowest gas prices and a lot of you were tweeting us. this one come in, how about this? $1.65, this is a cash price, you know they trick you a little. that is amazing. >> we love hearing from you.

keep it coming. this is "more than a woman." requested by joe. use the hashtag #fox29weekend. [ ♪ ] >> i'm chef robert from classic cake and this is your fox food bite. today we're making a very simple browny recipe. this is my favorite recipe to make on saturday mornings and snack on it throughout the day. we start with one stick of butter, four ounces. melt over medium high heat. you don't want to use salted butter in this recipe because we're adding salt ourselves. you don't know how much they add. to the melted butter we add one cup of sugar. that's the beauty of this recipe. all go into the pot. one-third cup of cocoa. you can use any cocoa you want.

it doesn't matter. one half cup all purpose flour. one quarter tea spoon of salt. a quarter teaspoon of baking powder and one teaspoot vanilla extract. it's that simple. until you're pretty sure it's well mixed, got a nice consistency. and it's ready for pan. very simply, this is a nonstick 8 x 8 pan. i still prip it a little bit. a little bit of nonstick spray and flour to coat. you can also use this in little muffin tins. you can actually put it into ice cream cones and bake it. this is simple, get the kids involved. get them into the kitchen.

put this into a preheated oven. 350 degrees. so about 20, 25 minutes later, depending on your oven, the knife comes out clean, you're good to go. who can't resist the temptation, just like me, you dig right in. they're delicious fresh out oven. nice, moist, not to caky. this is my favorite browny.

what is that a picture of? i can't see from over here. >> sun glare, watch it as you're driving. >> the aus trainian open has a new champ, serena williams. look at this photo from usa today. it shows williams right there. >> i love her. i'm excited she won. it was a great match. >> a few weeks ago she was playing didn't she stop the match and request some espresso? and she ended up winning and they were like what was in that

cup. >> we like to talk about our sports, our beleaguered philadelphia teams of course are not in the super bowl. we have funny things that are trending right now on twitter that are sports relate zbld they're talking about sports, not even football. it's nerdier sports. what do we mean? take a look at this here. >> take a look. and we've got first up right here. dungons and drug racing. multiplication table hockey at midnight. star trek and field, how about that one? >> yes. >> action figure mma. >> okay. >> i think that's a game. >> no, they're just jokes. play along. >> they're plays on word.

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she watches our show, she says good morning, it's our birthday. how about a little stevie wonder happy birthday? >> happy birthday to her. >> and also it's the coldest up in the pocono mountains where you're looking right there. look at that bright blue sky but it feels like 20 below zero with the wind chill. dangerous cold. it will be better tomorrow. we do have a lot of sunshine outside, high pressure in control. here is our next storm system bringing rain and snow to parts of the southern plains. that will move across the midwest tonight, bringing heavy snow to places like chicago before moving into the ohio valley into late sunday into

monday. saturday no weather problems. well, the cold is a problem. it is brutal cold out there. but we are just going to see sunshine and clear skies through tonight. into tomorrow, clouds increase fairly quickly but it is dry. so if you're heading to your super bowl late afternoon, no problems on the roads. it's not until later, 5:00 and beyond, that we start to see snow showers move through. and i do think everyone starts with snow showers. it will be a chilly day. by 10:00 you see the rain south of philadelphia, the rain-snow line right over us. most of the models indicating the trend towards rain. a mix in our northwestern suburbs and still some accumulating snow where there's a winter storm watch for the lehigh valley and poconos. i would count on a slow commute on monday, also sunday night when you're coming back from your super bowl parties. here is a first guess at yaur

snowfall amounts. it doesn't look like much for philadelphia if we change over to rain. 2 degrees right now in mount pocono. in south jersey it's only 15 in ac and 20 in cape may. your seven-day forecast, bitter cold today, 25 degrees. sun giving way to snow showers, it's groundhog day on monday and it will be a messy morning. 39 degrees for a high temperature. we stay dry into the weekend. >> thank you, caitlin. it is exactly 8:47 in your news now, this is niagara falls. you know the skit with the three stooges? slowly i turn, step by step. my producer is too young to know what that is. this is niagara falls and this guy right here is climbing up

it. this is a first. this a dare devil conquering this. he made the treacherous 140-foot climb this week. he is the first person to climb the frozen falls but not too much for him. apparently this year he also climbed the melting gationiers of klamanjaro. >> caitlin roth was at the vip party for the auto show. it runs through next sunday. if you're in the market for a new car, of course they've got the fancy stuff where you can dream and the old cars but you can test drive stuff and they have all kinds of vehicles. i ended up buying my family vehicle. whatever you're in the market for, it's just fun to go and look. tickets about 10 bucks. >> fox 29 taking you in focus

this saturday morning. he takes you behind his lens and tells you some amazing stories. this week a 90-year-old war veteran. >> yes, he is truly amazing. and get this, he is still serving the military today. >> reporter: this sherman m-4 tank on display in bucks county is a tank most used by americans during world war ii. but he remembers like it was yesterday. >> oh, boy. let's put it this way. if i wrote a book, you wouldn't believe it. >> reporter: his tour started after the invasion of normandy. >> i was a newcomer. never in combat before. and they said you're going to be

a gunner. >> reporter: a tank gunner for the fourth army division under general patton. >> the most motivating thing we never stop. we keep moving all the time. if we only go a half a mile, we're moving. >> reporter: patton's leadership led him through europe, through belgium, where hitler's army was waiting. >> flying all over the place. president and all hell broke loose. all kands of incoming fire. you can't explain it. it was just like the fourth of july. everything blew up all of a sudden. >> reporter: battling the germans in the harsh december cold. >> the tanks were so cold that if your bare skin touched the

metal, you couldn't tear it off. you had to pour water on it. >> reporter: pushing through and beating germany. >> five weeks of fighting to break the germans. they didn't want to give up. >> reporter: these days he still helps the u.s. military, providing real-life experience to government his attorneys, like dr. robert cameron of forth benning. >> you're looking at a new enlisted private, you take some of the insights and view points of people like mr. french and you present them with that. now you're connecting past and present but you're also making it a little more real for that new officer. >> reporter: for nearly 70 years since the u.s. helped win the war in europe, may 8, 1945, a day before neil's birthday. >> never forget it. >> not a bad way to start your 21st year.

>> man. so we salute him and all of our veterans. how incredible of an experience was that for you? >> it was amazing. i just sat there and let the cameras roll. i just saturday there and listened. >> bill shoots the stories, comes back, writes and puts it all together. i don't know how you can focus with the camera we you're listening, taking all that in. great job. >> if you have any ideas, you great job. >> if you have any ideas, you want bill to g

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baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. welcome back. one of the great things about this show is that it is a conversation. you don't like what we're bringing to you, what we're saying, you can comment. we got this one, it comes from fill. wow, bruce gordon sounded like he's getting old. what a debbie downer. he was young once let them party! >> bruce gordon can fire back whenever he gets around. >> you become different, a family man and you're like those crazy kids at wing bowl. >> i look at it like those crazy people. >> i've never been to wing bowl and i grew up here. >> and you would never want to go? >> no. >> watching it made me nauseous. it wasn't even the girls, it was just the close-up shots. >> so we're both in red because it's about to be february and

we're thinking ahead to valentine's day and there's some things you may want to send some somebody. so explain this one. >> so this is one of those stories that makes me always say what the hashtag. valentines can be hard for people who are trying to get over a broken heart. so the san francisco zoo says we've got a solution for that. they want you to adopt a cockroach or a scorpion and name it after your ex. this is part of their ad, much like your low life ex they are found in low elevation or valleys. donations will be going to support the san francisco zoo's mission. nicole says, would you do it, lauren? and no. and ain't nobody got time for that. >> then you're stuck with a cockroach or a scorpion. >> who has time to think or do that about your ex. >> you don't keep the cockroach.

it's like naming an animal at the zoo. like a lion cub. they don't actually give you the lion cub. >> it's just kind of funny. he's a lowlife cockroach. i think it's funny. >> i think it is, too. it doesn't mean that you're still into your ex. it's a little funny. i get it. >> let's look into next hour. what do we have coming up in. >> more snow is what could be on the way. you may need to do some shoveling. but shoveling for your neighbors could be illegal. coming up, what you need to do to make sure you and your kids don't break the law. >> also we have a happy birthday. stevie wonder is the song right now. the happy birthday goes out there to margo. we know we have a lot as we head into the weekend. the beginning of a new month. the last day of an old.

this hour on fox 29 weekend. snow shoveling, it's a quick and easy way for your children to make a buck. but could your kids end up with a criminal record because of it? plus, painful problems like the pope's visit. some people who say it's going to be a real inconvenience for them. the plans being disrupted by the pope's visit. >> on this last day of january already, can you believe it? thank you so much for joining us for fox 29 weekend. i'm karen hepp. >> i'm lauren johnson. we have so much to get to this morning. including a warning for some

people. >> we're going to be talking about the super bowl, the security there. what officials are doing to keep so many people there safe. >> but first, if you have not gone outside this morning and just looked out the wend o, it's deceptive sunshine. >> it is brutal. think about how blustery it was if you were out last night. we've got a wind chill advisory out for the poconos. this is dangerous cold. it's a ski weekend. a lot of people want to hit the slopes, but it feels like 20 below in parts of monroe and carbon county. so try to hold out if you can. a winter storm watch posted for the poconos, lehigh valley and lancaster counties for sunday into monday. we've got a system that looks to bring a whole mix of wet weather. the best chance for the heavy

snows will be towards our north and west. single digits for the mountains, 12 for the rest of us. 19 in dover. the wind has been an issue. it's out of the west around 15 to 20. the 23 miles an hour. so it's pretty breezy. the winds will subside later today, but right now look at these wind chills. it feels like 18 below in the poconos, 2 below at the airport. it feels like zero in atlantic city. just icy cold. today's high temperature, only 25. it's a bright, beautiful looking day. no weather problems aside from the chill but then into tonight, the clouds increase. most of sunday is all right. all your last minute errands for your super bowl parties will be okay. once you leave those parties, that's when you'll have some problems on the road and i'll have more ahead in your seven-day forecast. >> new this morning, we're waiting on word on what caused a train derailment overnight. several tanker cars carrying crude oil derailed.

fortunately none of the oil leaked from the tankers and no one was injured. >> it is coming up at 9:03 and we have an important warning to tell you. >> about place say there's a man posing as a utility worker. he's going door to door trying to get people to let him inside. sabina live with more on this. >> reporter: good morning, guys. you hear this story and you're thinking i would never let a stranger into my house. but the way one of these victims tells it, this guy wasn't taking no for an answer. he's targeting elderly people. one woman says he's trying to intimidate them. police say this man is posing as a water company worker. he's telling people he needs to get into their homes. this all happened on wednesday between 5:30 and 6:00 here in bristol. he works fast. he hit two houses in that span of time. one couple actually let him in and he stole something from their master bedroom before leaving and before they realized what was going on. just blocks away an 83-year-old

woman tells us the same guy tried to get into her house. just listen to her describe how intimidated he was. >> he was bound and determined. that's what actually scared me to the point where i thought, oh, my god. >> reporter: you can just hear, her voice is still shaking there. but she didn't let him in. she says he didn't have photo id. the utility company says they sent out a warning to its customers saying none of its employees would ever show up unannounced. only on very rare occasions would they come to your house and if they do, they would have photo id. bristol township police wanted to get the word out that he was trying to hit these houses to make sure people were on alert. guys? >> our cover story this hour is snow shovelling. quick, easy way for some of the kids to make a buck or two.

or is it? believe it or not, the law may not be on a little one's side. it can actually be illegal in some communities and townships that's counted as solicitation and maybe could violate the law. there's a radio station in ohio making fun of this issue. is it against the law to shovel other people's driveways? joining us is an attorney, heather hanson. when those kids come around in my neighborhood, i think of them as hard-working, good kids trying to make a buck. is there something wrong with that? >> there's nothing wrong with it in theory, but the problem is the law doesn't always make sense. here what happened is people in different townships were complaining about so listation. people coming to their door, asking for money, trying to sell things, maybe giving out pamphlets. different ordinances saying that you can't do that. what they haven't done in all places is carved out an exception for things like kids

who want to shovel or in some places kids selling girl scout cookies. >> could it actually be illegal for girl scouts to go door to door. >> it's so interesting. i've been looking at different ordinances across the country in some placings it actually is because there's no exception for it. locally most of the ordinances that say you can't go door to door makes an exception for girl scout cookies. they don't make an exception for kids shovelling or wanting to rake leaves. >> isn't there a common sense? we like to have the neighborhood kids help out. >> and that's what it is. it comes down to an officer's discretion. what i do have to point out here, is no kids have been arrested or fined for doing this. the officers for the most part, from what i've seen, have stopped, talked to the kids, explained to them that this ordinance is in place and sent them home. officers do have some discretion. but they do under the law have

the right to stop the kids. >> what's your advice to kids who want to go out here. because we're going to have more snow for the rest of the winter. >> you need to go out and get a license so you can do this without any problem whatsoever. otherwise you need to look at your particular township, not the state, not the city. your township's ordinances to see whether or not it's legal for you to do it. >> is it a big deal to get one of these licenses? is this going to cost me a lot of money? >> it's not a huge headache. it does cost a little bit of money. it's usually somewhere less than $50. it depends where you live and it depends on the ordinance. >> we really appreciate it. have a great day. >> you too. let us know what you think about this? should it be against the law for kids to go shoveling and helping out in the neighborhood? tell us what you think. use the hashtag #fox29weekend. >> coming up, it was the snowstorm that wasn't. >> maybe 8 to 12 inches.

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>> 8 to 12 inches, really? >> everyone by now should have aven ample supply of eggs, milk, bread. >> when you are wrong, everybody's happy. >> sorry guys. people are not really happy with us. >> twitter. way to predict the weather. just to get ratings. fox 29 is a joke. in the future, why don't you just say somewhere between zero and 36 inches? come on, guys. what happened? you know it's a science, come on. >> we examined the models and we do the best we can. >> and then mother nature laughs. >> our viewers aren't laughing. >> facebook. 90% chance of being wrong all

the time. must be nice to do that and still get paid. i swear the news rooms are working with supermarkets to boost sales. what a joke. must be nice to get paid to make mistakes. kind of like being the president. okay, guys. what do you have to say about that? >> we're sorry. >> yeah. every meteorologist in town i can promise you feels bad about this one. >> it was a tough forecast. we were talking about that sharp cutoff. that's what happened. but it happened farther to the east. it took the moisture farther to the east of the area. so the double digit toebls were in places like monmouth and ocean county but in places like philadelphia just a couple of inches. >> it happened, just didn't happen here. >> guys i want to share two names with you. love it, i survived the blizzard of 2015. and this one, sledding at its

finest. >> at least our viewers had a sense of humor. we are sorry. >> i think we've should make it a little more personal. >> really? what did you have in mind. >> we're sorry we got the forecast wrong. >> group hug! >> every station in town got this wrong and we're hearing a lot of explanation. the bottom line is most of the time our weather folks get it right on and you've got to give them some credit for the mea culpa on this one. we leave you one final. weather isn't a fixed phenomenon, it's constantly changing. that's why it's called predicting. enjoy the day off. eat some french toast. we appreciate it.

wow, they're still apologizing. that's fox unfiltered. >> well, it is an imperfect science. >> how did you not get hammered. >> i have no idea. i had the right days off. here is a live look outside right now. bright blue skies. a gorgeous-looking day. icy cold out there. it will remain very chilly all day long. not going to get a break yet today. we do get a chance to make up for that forecast redeeming ourselves with this storm heading our way. our viewers sent us a tweet, i was going to take my parents who are older, like in their 50s, maybe older for some, do you think it's too cold? it's not too cold to be indoors. it might be too cold for some of you to get into the car, heat the car up, walk a block or two after you park. mainly in the teens right now,

11 in bethlehem, 13 in chester, down into south jersey, we're also in the teens, but with the winds, we have seen wind chill values below zero for many areas around philadelphia today. outside right now, high pressure in place, we've got sunshine, here is our next storm system getting organized in the southern plains. that will arrive late sunday into monday. clouds will increase whoever night tonight. that's ahead of this stm that will bring snow to places like chicago and indianapolis. by midday on sunday, no problems. not until probably that you leave the super bowl parties that we've got the snow showers. we gradually change to rain by monday morning. not looking at accumulations for the city. but we could north and west. that storm exits offshore by midday monday and we'll wait for the next one to come through.

our in-house model showing accumulations will be heaviest to the north and west and even those might be limited by the rain that will follow some of the snow. seven-day forecast, 25 today, bitter cold. sun to snow tomorrow 27. it is a messy mix but it moves out after the morning commute. arctic on tuesday and quiet for the rest of the week. >> let's look at some of the headlines in the news right now. more than a million people have packed into phoenix, of course they have, because of the super bowl and obviously when you have that many people you do worry about security. but they plan for it. they have border patrol bringing in blackhawk helicopters as well as massive scanners to scan the vehicles around the area. they will enforce a 30-mile no-fly zone, thousands of officers on the ground, many under cover with radiation detectors and bomb sniffing dogs. >> the key is vigilance.

and we've devoted a lot of resources and a lot of effort to making sure this event is safe and secure. >> the economic impact of super bowl xlix is expected to be huge. bringing half a billion to that phoenix area. it is super bowl weekend. tomorrow, seattle seahawks and the new england patriots will face off for the top title. of course there's been a lot of talk about both teams this week. joining us now shaun and john. my favorite sports quote this week was from this guy. take a listen. >> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i won't get fined. >> marshawn lynch says, i'm here so i won't get fined. what did you think when you heard that? >> well, day one it was like semi-amusing, day two when he was doing the same thing, day

three he was fighting with the reporters, i thought he sounded like an idiot. i was embarrassed and i'm sure roger goodell and pete carol, the seahawks owner. there's a lot of people who have been in the super bowl before you, you make a lot of money at least try to answer the question. the nfl allowed him to come out there and have a circus-type atmosphere. >> he didn't get fined yet. he did, he did make money off of what he's doing right now. skittles advertising with him. progressive, all in all that's working out for team beast mode. >> his hat, too. he's got pop-up stores with the beast mode apparel. so marshawn lynch is laughing all the way to the bank. >> speaking of marshawn. seahawks or patriots, what are we saying for the game? >> this is one of the coin flip games at a super bowl.

last year i liked the seahawks and it ended up working out. this year i think we're going to see a really close game. my initial thought was the patriots. i guess i'm going to stick with that. but this is a field goal game. i think they might score some points. i know a lot of people are saying low scoring game i'm going to go patriots. >> i'm going patriots as well. 27-24. bill belichick won't be wearing sleeves. hit that. that's plus 165. gronk will score a touchdown in this game. you can take that to the house. and finally, it's always the color orange. that's right, orange gatorade will be dunked on the coach at the end of the game. bet on three of those and you're coming home a winner. >> you did your own deflate test? >> that's right. we had a buddy come in and shot everybody at the studios, everything that's taking place with the new england patriots, removing the air of the football, how long would it

take. all in all we did that in about a three-minute video. you can check it out on twitter. and right now you're seeing footage of how easy it is to remove two pounds of pressure out of 11 footballs in under 90 seconds. >> 90 seconds, that's it? >> that's all you need. because the latest report, again we'll learn about this after the super bowl is played, the latest report is that the ball bag disappeared in a video for about five minutes. so that rogue ball boy will be fired in about two weeks from now. >> where are you guys watching the game? >> i'm watching with my in-laws. i'm making a puff pastry with buffalo chicken inside. i'm not even getting the instant things, i'm making it for scratch. so that's my pick. is the buffalo puff pastry. >> i'm coming over his house. >> me, too. i agree. good luck, thanks guys so much. we appreciate you. see you next week. >> see ya.

>> and of course let us know what you think about super bowl sunday, your favorite food, who's going to win. use the hashtag #fox29weekend. >> how many brownie points does he get? >> we're all about the declaration of independence here in philadelphia. but that famous paper may have some secrets. coming up, what historians say they found on one of the copies of the declaration. >> you know everyone has -- danny sent us this one don't turn to the dark side, go seahawks. this is and this one, deflate gate. i think this one belongs to the patriots. everybody here in this area wants the seahawks to win. let us know what you think. >> this song for alyssa, she is

six years old today. "you are my sunshine" by willie nelson. let us know what you would like to hear.

>> we discover something hidden on one of only four remaining handwritten copies of the declaration of independence. >> the library congress of congress recently examined it and you can see the ink and they never realized what the markings were until now. >> you've got to come see this. it's a fingerprint. and i'm like, no. >> yes. >> the fingerprints are in the same ink, but exactly who they belong to is one big mystery. >> good morning, i'm dr. mike. many patients are prescribed a baby aspirin to prevent having a heart attack or stroke. a new study of over 70,000 patients show that 12% of them

probably should not be taking it. check with your doctor to make sure you're not at risk for bleeding or other complications. with nearly 1.8 million teens and children using electronic cigarettes, new research has found that the vapor that they inhale can actually cause damage to the lining cells in the lungs leading to an increased risk of getting the common cold. my advice? forget about it. this is yet another study showing how important vitamin d is. if you're pregnant and your vitamin d levels are low, you are at increased risk for having a pre-term baby. take it from dr. mike, get your vitamin d level checked and make sure that it's normal. i'm dr. mike. have a great weekend.

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>> our guest has 30 seconds to react after each story. joining us now on skype, solomon jones. good morning. >> let's start with this first story. lower marion police deny any accusations every of racial pro filing after a homeowner says officer questioned two african-american men she hired. she says the two young men were stopped by police and told to sit in the snow while they were being questioned. the woman says she hired the teens. police say they were adults. police say the officers were just trying to enforce an ordinance that prohibits adults

from soliciting door to door without a permit. that picture sparked thousands of comments on facebook. if those kids had been white, the police would have assumed they were the homeowners' family. they're black, so they must be from the city and therefore up to no good. and that's pro filing. if they turned out to be casing homes, there would be claims the cops were lazy and weren't doing their jobs. you heard our viewers, let it rip. >> well, you know, you've heard of driving while black, you've heard of shopping while black. now apartnerly they're shoveling while black. this is ridiculous. the woman that hired these young men, she hadn't had any problems and suddenly the police come. the other thing that's ridiculous about that is they see you now need a $50 certificate or license in order to shovel snow. i don't know about you, but if i'm out shoveling snow, i don't have $50 for a license. i agree with her. this is pro filing.

a florida woman who claims self-defense saying she fired a gun at her estranged husband was released from jail. as part of her plea deal, she has spent nearly three years behind bars, because of florida stand your background rule, alexander would have faced 60 years in prison even though no one was actually hurt. people are talking about this on twitter. it's time for liberals to crowd fund for her, a true victim of injustice. alexandra is punished while zimmerman walks? zimmerman was not convicted. solomon we know you'll let this one rip. >> this one is outrageous. george zimmerman called trayvon martin. the staund your ground law was cited in that case. he walked away. this woman fired a warning shot in the air by a man who had

previously abused her, she goes to jail for not killing someone. this is a case where you've got a law that is, if the law is not unjust, the application is unjust. it's time for justice for marisa alexander. they were wrong. >> finally harsh words from senator john mccain lashing out at protesters. >> those are protesters. henry kiss enjer, he's 91 years old. john mccain had some choice words. take a listen. >> get out of here, you lowlife scum. >> well, mccain also threatened to have the protesters arrested. he apologized to kissinjer.

>> go mccain. anyone who treats someone like that is scum. but stephanie writes. he should take his own advice. he is a sell-out. >> i think this is just a case of bitter old men. i think that, you know, kissinger is 91 years old. you don't really want to protest against a 91-year-old man. it doesn't look good. but this is america. we have the right to protest. kissinger was very involved in the vietnam war, they say he had blood on his hands. mccain was in the vietnam war, they both had deep involvement in that war and they have to take the protests. this is america, that's what they say they fought for. so they have to let people protest. they're not lowlife scum. they're americans. >> thank you for your perspective. it's super bowl weekend. it's go what, seahawks for you? >> seahawks, absolutely. i'm an eagles fan, can never cheer for the patriots. >> if you want to get in touch with him, use our hashtag

#fox29weekend. it's 9:34 right now. let's get a check of our interactive forecast. a beautiful morning in atlantic city. before we get to you caitlin, we've got a question from one of our viewers. listen. >> my name is brit. is it going to snow tomorrow? >> oh, you are so cute. i love that video. thank you so much for that. of course we want to see your aadorable children wanting to know if it's going to snow. it is going to snow tomorrow. probably not until late in the day. and then we'll see that messy weather carry over into monday morning. so if you're counting on some sledding, it's probably not going to be until tomorrow night, and by monday it could totally wash away with that change to rain. outside right now, beautiful morning. at least beautiful-looking. a lot of sunshine. the storm is getting organized

in the central plains, it will move across the midwest and into our area at some point later tonight. wind chill advisory at the poconos for a couple of hours. a winter storm watch for the poconos, lehigh valley, sunday night into monday. that's the best chance to see the accumulating snowfall. no problems through today, whatever you have planned it is very cold and you're probably not going to want to be outside. clouds will increase ahead of this system. if you're getting ready for the super bowl parties, it's not until you go to the parties, or probably when you leave the parties, because at 5:00 the snow has not yet arrived. but by 10:00 it has. so you're leaving your party, you're in a great mood or not so much, depends on who wins, i guess, you hit the roads. they will be slick, probably snow covered by 10:00 p.m. at least from philadelphia northward. then into monday morning it looks like we change over to all rain here in philadelphia and eventually off toward our north.

so for today 25 and sunshine. 37 with the snow arriving late sunday. a messy mix monday morning groundhog day and we turn cold through the rest of the week and it does look pretty dry. >> did you go in the office pool for the lottery? >> i did not. >> those tickets never win. >> so if you need a little bit of extra money. we've got our dollar, $2 now, how about a couple hundred million. >> sadly you're probably not going to win the power ball, but i might. coming up the actual odds of hitting the jack pot. >> also we have our music request we have right now. "i'll be there for you" by the rembrandts.

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warmth. >> really? >> people wrote their own slightly sad obits. >> i saw that i didn't have no idea what she was talking about. >> e-mails from the producers. >> i did read it. i had to get an explainer. >> i've never done that. >> let me read this one. this one, freckle faced and with a cackle to make your skin crawl. nevertheless, she was listened to occasionally. this one. here's mine. i came up with my own. let's take a look at it. >> what did you say about yourself? >> oh, gosh. >> a total generalist, incredibly average at every sport.

a little about a lot and could do everything passably. gave you advice but you didn't want to hear and possibly needed and okay wife and a good mom. >> at least you're a good mom. she does give unsolicited advice, but i agree, it's usually what you need to hear. >> it's true. my poor sister, i gave her advice she sure didn't want to hear. so my apologies to here. we were just having that discussion. >> let's talk about some papal problems. excitement building over the pope's visit. but there are some people who say it's a real inconvenience for them. >> and the last request for today. this is "summertime" by obviously our own fresh prince. don't forget to tweet us every

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all right. welcome back, everyone. talking about your weather this morning, which is the bitter cold. yes, there's sunshine but it is

deceiving out there. our radar showing high pressure in place. a lot of sun back towards our west. here is the next winter storm getting organized. rain and snow across the southern plains. that will head our way, reach us by sunday evening. wind chill advisory out where wind chill values have been 20 below this morning. if you're in one of those counties, that's your best chance of seeing accumulating snow sunday night through monday. for the rest of the us we'll see the snow but i don't think we're talking about high accumulations. temperatures right now only 6 in the poconos, 16 in philadelphia and 19 in dover. check out these wind gusts, it was so blustery last night. it still is. obviously that keeps our chills in the negative trert. it's all about the wind and it's not going to get much better today. feeling like 2 below here in the city. we will rise to 25, but it's going to feel very harsh cold all day long. by sunday a little bit better. 37 degrees, it's dry during the

day. as you drive to your super bowl parties but on the way home, be careful. slippery conditions with that snow moving in. we change to a mix and rain come monday morning. a messy groundhog day and we clear out. arctic again, 24 is all for tuesday. >> this is jen frederick and this is another edition of momalog. we talked about one critical thing. three words every man wants to hear. this man is the executive producer of the show, your three words are? >> take a nap. >> that's not what they say. what they said was i trust you. >> i like when they say i trust you because then you can really pretty much get away with anything. >> really, mike? >> let's ask someone else. >> another member of our morning team, mike the photographer. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> three words, i trust you. is that what you want to hear? >> i do not want to hear i trust you. because my first question after that is who did you trust before

me. >> dave from twitter says you're the one. how do you feel about that? >> i might want to be the two. >> how about bob? i made bacon? >> no. i don't eat pork. >> you love when your wife cooks for you. >> i do. what else you got? >> i'm not pregnant. >> we do want to hear that. i don't know who said that but he's a genius. >> it's a she. how about from dez, you're so strong. >> it's kind of like trying to get me to do work line. >> that's right. like the laundry. mike, thank you for your contribution. >> not a problem. >> i want to say three words to you. >> what's that? >> thank you, mike. >> you're welcome jen. >> i love that. they had three words women want to hear and the number one was, "i love you" of course. taking a look at your news right

now, tonight's power ball jock pot not just a record, it will probably cover your bills. about $290 million. the odds of winning that, that's the same odds as flipping a quarter heads 27 times in a row. or maybe if you're a person that likes to go down there and play contact seen -- casino games, it's like rolling sixes at the same time. if 2,500 power ball tickets sat on every seat, the odds would be there would be one winning ticket in the stadium. eventually somebody will win, but it possibly won't be you. listen to this. one of our favorite segments. this is the only place in our

area that you can see a dedicated team of junior reporters, college and university students bring you stories from your backyard. this morning we welcome a familiar face to our show. to our studios. villa nova university student lauren dugan is back in philadelphia now but is still reporting on the upcoming papal visit. welcome back. >> thank you so much. it was so exciting to be in the center of the preparations. the pope is coming to philadelphia on september 25th and with that we're expecting 2 million visitors and that's causing a lot of practical problems around the city and especially altering the wedding plans for local couples. >> you need a florist, a photographer, a venue, a church. >> reporter: allison grappled over many details over the details that went into her wedding. >> the pope is coming to town. cool.

and a couple of days go by and you realize, wow, this is really going to be hard for us. >> reporter: hard to find a hotel for their 250 guests with no place to stay in a 50-mile radius. >> that's when you start to panic when you realize you can't find a hotel room. >> reporter: and three other couples have run into the same issue with 2 million anticipated visitors. there's no room at any inn in the city or suburbs. >> i know how stressful weddings could be and if it were me, i would choose another day. >> reporter: ed gross, director of the greater philadelphia hotel association says he's sympathetic to the wedding conflicts, but cannot understate the opportunity for the city. >> this is probably the biggest event in our generation, as far as the number of people come to philadelphia, the economic impact as a result. and how fast the hotel rooms will be filled. >> we really can't compete with the pope. so we've got to roll with the

punches. >> that's the best thing to do. so what are their options? >> a lot of these couples are taking his advice. they have decided to move their wedding date. so as we prepare for the pope to come, we are going to have to start thinking about a lot of those practical issues 2 million visitors presents. >> it's incredible. i've seen on craigslist, people offering their homes, condos, amounts, for thousands of dollars. >> it's going to be a huge event and great for the city. >> we thank you for your reporting and we're so glad to see you in person here. >> i'm so happy to be back in philadelphia. >> welcome back. if you have any ideas, send us your messages, e-mail us, tweet us, facebook us. use that hashtag #fox29weekend. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike jerrick. >> and i'm alex holly and this is the trend. >> okay. this first video was posted by a guy by the name of burt james. but he originally videotaped

this thing in 1990. he's giving a gift to his mom. he's giving her a new phone. >> oh, and boy was she excited. >> oh, my god! >> yep, she got a brand new cell phone. but take a listen to how she says it. you got to love that southern drawl. >> this of course is uptown funk featuring bruno mars. this video pass picked up almost 150 hits on just youtube alone. >> speaking of funky, ryan our web producer is here. >> i love that song. >> i do, too. 150 million views. >> there's only one clip that's

in your neck of the woods. a teacher doing a dance with the entire school. yufr got to check it out. >> [ ♪ ] this video has picked up almost 5 million views in just the first four days it was online. >> can you imagine? do you think he gave those students extra credit for being in that video. >> just to choreograph it, wouldn't it take a couple of weeks? >> you would think. >> if you see more videos that make you want to dance, go to

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