this weather because otherwise you feel frozen ape stiff. >> what is the number. >> it is a five. >> a a five. >> same as the wind chill. >> it feels like five out there. >> quincy, you need some gloves. my goodness. wear your gloves like bus stop buddy and hat. we have ear muffs over the hat today and nice warm scarves. mittens, warm boots, you need it all today, single digit wind chills this morning. here's your proof, it feels like 1 degree in lancaster, in reading in pottstown. seven in the city. ten below in mount pocono. it fels like nine in wilmington, millville and even down there in wildwood, new jersey where they are counting days to memorial day. 20 degrees temperature. 7-degree wind chill. sunrise at 7:08. your planner for today is for a high of only 27 degrees. it is sunny, already. it will stay sunny all will day but that won't mather with

these temperatures below freezing all day long and a little bit on the breezy side this morning. just take care and layer it up. we will tell you what is coming up next in the seven day forecast just ahead, would be kelly, i see a backup, where is it. >> a little traffic jam in the cam. >> live look at the the schuylkill expressway, still have time to make the doughnuts here. rush hour underway westbound schuylkill heavy from approaching the boulevard out toward belmont avenue. it is right here in the on and off ramps that far right or far left lane, any untreated road surfaces like the sidewalks, the the side street, parking lot, maybe even the bus stop this morning anything that looks wet is ice. we are hanging here at 20 degrees. live look at bennie coming into downtown. no problems are delay working into philadelphia schuylkill i am bound slow from conshohocken to belmont. southbound i-95 big jam from betsy to girard. south jersey again nothing out of the ordinary. your normal delay on the

freeway but the on and off ramps, bridges and overpasses could be icy this morning. fire location in west philadelphia, lancaster near forty-first, they are cross honoring on new jersey transit, and system wide and expect about 15 to 20 minute delays this morning. here's the update they have just reopened wood land avenue. we will hear from steve in a second. we saw officers wrapping up that crime tape. that is good. septa will go back to the normal trolleys, along wood land avenue for route 11. mike and alex, back to you. why don't we take a ride out to that scene we were just talking about steve, is the road opened again. >> reporter: they tell you always know where your closest happies and after that you should necessity where your closest police department is and fortunately this 22-year old man shot in the chest after 1:00 this morning knew where the 12th district was at 65th and wood land and somehow, still was able to drive his car a few blocks from where he and a witness said he was shot at four blocks from here at 66th and

pascal here i south philadelphia. he just barely made it here. he didn't have his headlights on. a sergeant come out of the front doors here in the middle of the shift knew something was up because he saw this car not driving right, not looking right at 1:00 in the morning. then he sees guy get out of the the car bleeding profusely saying he a has been shot and he has been shot in the chest. this officer acting on instinct and training. they call it scoop and run. that is get the a gunshot victim in your car and hospital as fast as possible. turn your police car in the ambulance. they know where er is. puts lights on. gets over to hup. he is still alive, at the last check, with the homicide detectives, and that is good news. now lets go to video. he is driving a silver chevy malibu, you see the bullet hole in his drivers window. another bullet hole in the passenger driver window. a third bullet hoe right above. three shots at least. lets go to the scene where he was shot at 66th and pascal.

police don't find any bullet the casing but they find a witness who said they heard gunshots in the the middle of the night right around that area the plenty of surveillance camera there hopefully detectives will see the shooting and some of those cameras and figure out what happened. hopefully he survives, helps them and tries to tell them why it happened and they get this thing solved this guy had great instincts and so did that police sergeant who saved a life. sometime police do anything they can to save a life inane this case it is turning in to ambulance drivers and emt's, great work by that fellow police sergeant. another shoot to go report overnight. >> this one is in germantown it happened around 8:00 on the 5900 block of magnolia street. police say a 22-year old man was shot several times. he was taken to einstein hospital where he was pronounced dead. 7:04. happening today trial of the former eagles wide he have iser irving fryar is set to begin. fryar and his mother face ten years in prison if they are up

to guilty. they downtown the state's plea deal in the falling. their broker has pleaded guilty and will testify against them that will be messy. advocates for working families and business owners will be at today's city council meeting hoping city will pass a paid sick days bill. push for new law comes after president obama's state of the union address which called for cities tone sure paid sick days for millions of americans. the president is urging congress to require companies to give workers up to seven days of paid sick leave a year to kay's press conference takes place at 11:00 a.m. at city hall. we will keep you updated. >> okay. how slippery is it. lets get to jenny joyce in east falls where it was pretty bad last night, hi, jenny. >> reporter: we have that black ice in parts of certain areas around here. we are in east falls. this is a section right off of lincoln drive. you can see the left over snow from yesterday and the the day before.

a section of the lincoln drive in the area of gypsy lane has been shut down for several hours because of left over water that was on the ground. it was apparently running down the hill and on to the drive. officials say that run off caused even a cautious drivers to be caught off guard. the slick spot sits in the curve in the road. people need to make sure they are going speed limit or under to avoid any issues. it is currently 19 degrees but as the next couple of hours that temperature will drop as low as 14 degrees. last time we talked to people in doylestown who were already predicting a slippery tuesday morning commute. >> it is getting a little icy right now. by tomorrow morning it will be bad. >> half an hour and 40 minutes the temperature tropical at least 15 or 20 degrees. >> the roads are black but it is going to freeze up tonight. there is just no way it is not going to.

>> reporter: there is a advisory in place until 9:00 this morning to warn people to be careful, wet and untreated road likely, turned icy when temperatures plunge down to the teens. we did see salt trucks out here this morning but as part of the winter weather advisory we do know that salt becomes lessee effective in these below freezing temperatures. mike and alex. >> all right. the lets see how people are fairing on the way to work as people that have have to take septa, and all that. quincy is out and about this morning, where are you? >> i'm at 30th street station. people are tweeting me q, where are your gloves my gloves are right there. i cannot use my phone and have my gloves on and that is why i don't have my gloves on. how do you stay warm. jen says, my mom, my poppa would send me to school with baked potatoes to keep my hand warm and eat them for lunch. never heard of. that aaron lopez a couple shots of fireball helps, warms up the chest or too drunk to care. we don't suggest that. we have michelle here.

>> how are you. >> lou very warm. >> i am warm you are on your way to work. >> yes. >> where do you work. >> out to king of prussia. >> you have on gloves. >> gloves, hat, nice warm coat, i have good boots on. >> the scarves you have on too. >> absolutely. >> you are warm. this doesn't bother you. >> not so much, it is crisp. >> do you have long johns on. >> no. >> you don't need long johns. >> thank you. >> have a good day. >> thank you. >> some people just didn't want to stop because it is so coal this guy doesn't want to stop because it is so coal. >> how are you. >> thank you for stopping. >> you beach a. >> are you staying warm. >> doing my best. >> what do you have on to keep warm. >> scarves, sweater, gloves and my fantastic under arm or hat. >> well, thank you for the free commercial. >> you take care. >> some people don't want to stop. i will grab, i dent want to grab this guy. he looks like he wants to curse. we will not grab him.

look at this lady right here. i don't know if she will stop. i'll walk with you, talking about keeping people warm for work what do you have on. >> what do you have on good to keep you warm. >> i have on a t-shirt and a sweater. >> i love this hat. >> so do i, i keeps my ears warm. >> where do you work. >> university of pennsylvania. >> okay. >> i don't want to stop, slow you down, you take care. >> you too, take care. >> get coffee, we're drinking coffee as well but i need to put my gloves back on. >> it is cold. >> how are you doing. >> this is a bizarre version of red carpet, you know, in hollywood. >> what are you wearing. >> who are you wearing, ma'am to stay warm. >> who am i wearing to stay warm. >> i'm wearing long johns. >> yes. >> you have scarves on.

>> little scarves. >> where is your hat. >> i don't have one. >> okay, all right. you take care. >> thank you. >> all right. >> i watch you on tv all the time. >> how are you doing. >> how are you wearing to stay warm. >> nothing much, just got a sweater, my jacket, and that is it. >> yes. >> owe kay. >> back to you guys in the studio. >> cameras cold. >> yeah, it is cold. camera is cold. >> the the key is layers. >> i put on layers, not just long johns and a sweater, turtle neck and one want jacket and another jacket. >> it is call layers. layering up. >> okay. >> i wouldn't be surprised if police show up over there. there is a man with the fox 29 jacket asking woman what they are wearing, what are you

wearing? yeah. >> hey, what are you wearing you ever get that call. >> no, i haven't, do you get that call. >> all the time good baked potato idea is a great idea. warm baked potatoes. >> i love them. >> put tonight your a pants, get to worky wouldn't put tonight my pants, my hand, my mittens. >> sure. >> new study find that the two most dangerous cities in all of america, of crime, are in our area. we're number one and number two. >> camden, new jersey. chester, pennsylvania. one and two. this is on the list that is put together by neighborhood scout this on line research group looked at violent crimes reported in each city including murder, robberies. while more crimes occurred in philadelphia, the the study found that people had a greater chance of becoming victims in camden and chester. they are smaller area. camden's crime rate was six times the national average. atlantic city finish eighth. other cities mentioned

wilmington delaware came in at number nine and philadelphia was rang as 55th most dangerous city in america. >> so, in our viewing area we have four of the top ten most dangerous cities. >> yes. >> see, wow. a record number of people tuned into watch the super bowl on sunday, it was the most watched tv show, in the history of television. >> have year it gets bigger and bigger. more than 114 million people watch this play happen. according to neilson, this is a fifth time in six years a super bowl set the record for most watched event in the u.s. while super bowl viewer ship is up creasing it wasn't always a big draw. according to the washington post in 1980 more people watched the the presidential don't then the super bowl. they add that the trend for state of the union speeches headed in the opposite treks of the super bowl. >> go back to 1980, people watched a political debate,

then watched the super bowl. >> what does that say about us now, then. >> we're more shallow, i don't know, but i will tell you this in the list of most watch shows, number one through six, super bowls, right. >> what do you think is number seven most watched. >> reality something, it has got to be a reality show. >> go way back. >> oh, most watched ever. >> yeah. >> last episode of mash. >> that is exactly right number seven. >> what do i win. >> mike's lifey already had that. >> oh, excuse me. >> i think i missed it. >> mike, to you remember within year ago today february 3rd, 2014. >> we had 40 inches have snow by this time. >> it was a take we got three and a half inches, that was the day after the super bowl last year february 3rd and ended super bowl, went right into snowstorm mode. it was eighth storm of last

season. so far we have had 5.2 inches of snow. what a difference. here is the cold, it the is unusually cold for this time of the year. it is january. supposed to be cold. but not this cold. single digit wind chills, below zero wind chills in the mountains. seven in the city. eight in atlantic city international. these are real temperatures. the ones recorded. twenty in the the the i. teens to the north, 20's to the south. these are sustain wind speeds, 13, 14, 15 miles an hour. win gust is not a problem. just 16 miles an hour gust in wildwood. so we will continue with this winter weather advisory. it is unusual to have an advisory when there isn't any winter weather falling from the sky but because it is so cold, we have reached in some places the threshold where salt doesn't work on those icy surfaces. you have to be very careful. wind chill advisory for mountains, dangerous wind

chills up there. in precipitation. clear skies is what caused a all this to happen. we will jump april head to wednesday into thursday morning. it looks like just in time for fox 29 morning news on thursday. we will start to get snow moving in with a clipper system from north west to south east and it will be with us during morning rush through 12:00 noon and then out of here. quick coat to go an inch, probably for that but it is next chance of snow in the forecast. after that we start a watching sun day into monday to see if that is a more significant storm. more on that coming up. in the meantime it is cold today but won't be quite as bad tomorrow. >> let's enjoy it then. we cannot look forward to it, we can look forward t tomorrow. we have a roller coaster ride here. we're jammo on i-95 here. even the school buses are stack up here. this is southbound i-95 approaching academy road. we're starting to see that volume heading in toward downtown philadelphia if you

look closely we have got some sun glare bouncing off of our camera here on i-95 at highland. even though the sunnies trying to pop out there, the temperature gauge has not budged at all. so again, watch for icy spots on the on and off ramps, your secondary road, the side streets, maybe the parking lot, the the school playground. 45 miles an hour on 42 coming toward philadelphia they will zoom into some water crews working to day in blackwood, new jersey. this is on west church and good intent road and then septa a says no a ape b service, they don't want anyone zapping out any longer. all trains are making all stops today. new jersey transit they are cross honoring system wide today running with delays of about 15 to 20 minutes. the big jam in the cam 422 eastbound put five in minutes on the clock between oaks and 20 two. i want to see your mug. not your face but your coffee mug. send me your coffee mug.

we started this last week. the guess what i came in this morning i have five boxes on my desk of coffee mugs. we will open up one, show it during 8:00 o'clock hour. your school, are business, hey add mug cam in yesterday that one of the kid made a mug for us. you send me your muggy will show it on tv and we will send you, one of our mugs all graphed by all of us on the the good day team. there is the the address. more details on the web site as well. >> that is cool. >> i just got a tweet here, maximus, alex is way hotter than adrian a lima a. >> i don't know about all that now. >> i mention that had because she's on our show. >> adriana lima, she's nice but thank you that is very nice to say. >> what will she bewaring. >> don't believe it the but very nice. >> people asking what are you wearing mike. >> you are all getting creepy out there. >> what did you tell her. >> a potato.

>> just trying to stay warm. >> he did it. he did it he is going to possibly tonight. >> he didn't do it no, not yet. remember, what was it, last week jen was talking to herb mcgee. well, tonight he ising for his 1,000 career win. >> tonight he will do it. >> yes. >> coach mcgee's team will take on wilmington rams. they are at home here in philadelphia the coach mcgee, of course, known as the shot doctor. he knows how to make your shot look good. to some of the nba players, he has coach many nba players. he had has coach at philadelphia university his entire career and played there as well. he is in his forty-eighth year have of coaching. he will be soaked ncaa coach to win 1,000 wins. a as you know, duke's coach, coach k, reached 1,000 victories. at the the garden in new york. >> it would be great if coach mcgee gets it the at home.

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anyway if you are unrecognizable you are probably dressing right for the single digit wind chills that we have today. we are giving you a a five out of ten in weather by the numbers, because of seven, in philadelphia. one in pottstown, reading and lancaster. five in allentown. wind chills, ten below zero, mount pocono. eight in atlantic city. nine in wilmington. 20 degrees is your actual temperature. it feels so much colder then. that so we will get to 27 degrees. that is all we will get for a high temperature later today. your sunset time 5:23. it is a cold one, deceiving sunshine as we often say, and then now that the sunnies up, bob kelly, sun glare. >> sun glare. >> we will see some sun glare out there but it is not doing anything to warm us up because we're still hovering there about 20 degrees.

good morning to the curve, as you work your way east on 422, riding the brakes, between pretty much collegeville all the way in toward king of prussia a. i-95 good morning to northeast philadelphia. southbound i-95 bumper to bumper cottman in through girard avenue. watch out for a missing manhole cover. talk about a big pothole. the this is broad street at the germantown avenue. septa is looking good this morning but no a and b services. they want to make sure that no one gets outside on the platforms any longer then they have to. so all trains are making all stops, but new jersey transit, it is coming in with delays of 15 to 20 minutes and they are cross honoring system wide today because of the weather. mike and alex, back over to you. >> it the has happened quite a few times. videos posted on line of attacks that have taken place on september, whether it be buses, trains or trolleys. >> latest one occurring on the ten trolley shows girls and boys fighting, kicking, stumping someone.

at one point you hear let me get out of this. >> and then the kid videotaping says i will post this on facebook. he had has not done it the yet. >> what most don't know is there are cameras on every single septa vehicle and on the platforms at every train station. cameras all over the place. >> it was septa video that helped authorities track down a man wanted for punching a girl in the face. also on the septa trolley. >> all right. here to talk about this and what is the, what is the protocol when something happens on a septa vehicle police chief thomas nestle, good to see you chief. >> good morning. >> so lets say an attack occurs, what does the the driver of that vehicle is what protocol. >> as soon as operator sees something happening he notifies the control center. every bus and trolley has a radio in it. they contact the the control center which in immediately notifies the trains and police. >> septa police. >> correct. >> they can get to that police. >> there a button they can

push. >> there is an alert button, emergency button and a radio. >> what about for passengers on a trolley or bus do they have a trolley or button they can push. >> there are buttons in our vehicles for emergency but we have people call 911 all the time and that helps us respond too. >> it seems like it is happening a lot. it is not septa's fault it is these bull that is want to beat people up and videotape it and post it like this one here. but you say crime is down. >> dramatically. >> dramatically. >> because of the camera,. >> i think because of the camera and i also think of new deployment strategies we have implemented. >> what does that mean. >> we are put willing cops where problems are. before we spread them out equally and had them visible throughout the the system. now we're focusing on where the crime is occurring, where we're predicting crime is occur and having officers in those location is for example, the trolley ten, is that where we will see officers there in the future because there have been incidents. >> we have not had a lot of

incidents. advent of camera really writes up the fact that this was stuff that was occurring all along. kid have for the for decade. they just haven't had video on television. >> is there a certain amount of incidents that have to happen before an officer can come. >> i mean we look at reported crime, we look at reports from our riders, we look at reports from our operators, all that is information and data that we examine and see where there are hot spotsy cannot tell you, how many parents stop me and say the mess rough part of their day is war big their kid leaving their home and arriving at the school. >> yeah. >> a lot of kid are scared to go to school because of what might happen in transit. >> i actually think it is from school to home. i think in the morning very few problems. the school dismissal time that is when we have our biggest number of problems and that is when we have the most number of officers working. >> so how would you relieve

the fear from parents. >> well, i can tell parents that we have a overlap of day shift ape night shift. all of those officers are working during school dismissal time. we have contact with the schools that are feeders for the system every day. when is there a problem at lunchtime we necessity bit for later in the day. officers at the station where those kids will be going to. >> if there is any trouble on the the bus or trolley, they should call, if they sense there is going to be a fight. >> absolutely. >> sure, yeah. >> what about a parent says my child ride this trolley or this bus and there is a problem every day but we have not noticed an increase in office are. >> we want to know bit. we count on our riders, we count on our parents to let us necessity when they necessity about problems that are building. we want to address it before it becomes an a all the. >> good to see you. >> like wide. >> thank you. >> crime down dramatically. >> whitney houston's daughter bobby cristina fighting for

perfect life, in atlanta some people are wondering if she ever really had a chance to grief the loss of her moth three years ago. we will have a psychologist here who can hopefully shed some light on this tragic, turn off events, for bobby cristina. we're also sending quincy out in the freezing cold. what are your tips for staying warm. someone just tweeted me they get fleece lined tights. what are your secrets to staying warm. >> also wear latex gloves under your wool gloves. >> that traps the the heat from your body. >> football players do it all the time. >> football players do it all the time. >> use facebook,

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>> so we have kick off the voting yesterday at my fox philly.com. let me give you an example how this is going because your vote went crazy. one of the mess close match ups in the first round, so far between fourth seeded eric lindros, the the flyers and fifth seeded charles barkley. let me get out of the way. >> there we go. >> how about that. >> also, lindros and barcally were two of the most talented talk about players in philadelphia history, of course. >> lets get some stats for barkley. >> charles barkley played for sixthers from 1948 to 1992. charles led sixers in scoring, rebounding the majority of his time here. barkley eventually asked for a trade and was sent to the phoenix suns in 1992. tell me ber i can. >> eric lindros. >> yes. >> he won a national hockey league mvp award with the flyers back in 199 56789 he also hell and lead team to the 1997 stanley cup finals. eric suffer a number of injuries and was eventually traded to the rangers after several run ins with former

general manager, bobby clarke. >> bobby clarke, that was a great fight. >> you can vote on that particular match up, and the rest of the first round match ups right now on my fox philly.com. who do you think will come out of that, barkcally or lindros, that is a tough one. >> that is i tough one. who was the greatest sports icon in philadelphia a history. we will give you the the results on monday of how this first round is going, after you click on that by the way, you will be able to vote on all 151st round match ups, and final 16 on monday morning's show. you might want to do it right now. go to my fox philly.com. did you hear the the news? adriana lima, victoria secret's mod egg, the the hottest of them all, is on "good day philadelphia" with for some tips what to buy that young lady for valentines day. >> you better be listening. you will listen to adrian a lima. >> i get distract. >> we will check back with jen at philly auto show, we will

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well, it sure is pretty as long as you don't have to go out in it. below zero wind chills, in the poconos mountains this morning. so, if you can be inside, looking outside, that is the best place, at least until it gets a little bit better out there current temperatures 20 degrees in philadelphia we're seeing really cold temperatures, every where, north of us this morning. the the actual temperature in albany, new york is eight below zero. that is insult to injure. they have got the so much snow yesterday. buffalo is ten. pittsburgh nine. detroit four. we have similar, wind chills, but feels like temperature outside so it feels like 7 degrees in philadelphia one in lancaster, reading and pottstown. only 1 degrees. one is memorial day. nine in temperatures in the teens and 20's. around the region this morning. wind are sustain in the teens for the most part. we had a 46-mile an hour win

gust in philadelphia yesterday. at will least that situation has calmed down, quite a bit. so we still have our winter weather advisory for icy conditions throughout the area. conditions that mean the the salt won't necessarily work on the ice. that is how cold it is. wind chill advisory for those wind chills. ultimate doppler, nothing now. we have to jump april head to wednesday night to find our next chance of snow. so far it looks like a clipper system with very little will&3 accumulation but it is the the timing of this one, wednesday into thursday morning. when we get fox 29 morning news started. we will see snow moving in northwest to south east. it doesn't look like much but it the will be here through the morning rush on thursday, out of here by noon or 1:00 o'clock. the seven day forecast, has a lot, each day is different from the day present. today is 27 degrees. tomorrow is 44. thursday has the the snow showers. friday is arctic again, with a high of 27. saturday we are up to 40 degrees again.

then we have to watch for some snow sunday into monday potential for a bit more of a significant storm. can't say there is no variety in our seven day forecast, bob kelly. >> mother nature giving us everything for breakfast there. 7:47. good morning. hello frazier, downingtown. live look at route 202 rolling just past the 30 bypass through construction zone. starting to see volume poppa around the board here. rush hour getting underway. coming over the benny, we are stacked up from the down side into center city at great and vine. traffic light are defective at fitzwater town road and susquehanna road. also a crash on the roosevelt boulevard for gang in the great northeast. boulevard at welsh road in the inner drive there in northeast philadelphia. the schuylkill expressway, running slow, this is westbound where we're bumper to bumper approaching the boulevard out to belmont, but heads up. penndot is working on the schuylkill expressway.

they will be cleaning the drains out east and westbound between city avenue and 26th street. within the city limit today on the schuykill expressway you'll find delays. you may want to use the kelly drive or martin luther king drive to avoid any delays in and out of the city. as far as septa goes no a and b services on the market frankford line. all trains making all stops this morning, due to the weather, mike and alex, back over to you. lets get you down to washington d.c. where we have breaking news at 7:48 on this tuesday. >> a suspicious package found across the street from the white house. the white the house is now, on lock down, we see there is no activity there on the front lawn. >> lafayette park is right where the camera basically is. this camera position might be in lafayette park. quite common for people to the georgia there are to take pictures of the front of the white house, 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> always activity there. >> if you want to protest there you go to the lafayette

park in front of the white house and put up your signs and stuff like that but a very busy location in washington d.c. >> this comes at a time when there has been incident with the secret serve business the last time there was a drone and before that it was men jumping over the fence getting in the white house. >> yes. >> in fact, one guy dit right there, left the park, hopped a fence and ran in the front door of the white house. >> we will keep you updated on than situation there. >> as you can tell it is extremely cold weather. you know what you have to do. you have to go to the convention center and warm up. >> looking at all of those cars, hi jen. >> here's the situation, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> this jeep fantasy truck is one that they don't get at all of the car shows. >> only three in the country. we were able to get one a few years ago. jeep is a jeep central place. they gave it to us and expanded it. we are over 30,000 square feet most popular exhibition in any

car show and we have it here in philly. >> can we go in it. >> by the way, my husband has one of these but it is black and he is boring. why do people love the jeep in philadelphia the thing about jeep it goodies in warm weather, cold weather, ride on the beach, ride through mountains and do anything you want. you just know you can. knowing you can is half of the fun. >> i'm read i. we have two minutes. you don't know what to say when my husband drives this it feels like a convertible in the summertime but still feels like a rock star vehicle. >> you have hard top on, take it off, we store them all the time. they put soft top on when it is nice. >> you are storing the hard top for people. >> i sell 20 jeep wranglers a month, is there over 20,000 jeep sales in philadelphia, every year. the vehicle is so popular my people wanted to know how they

could store their hard tops safely. >> why is it important for people to hop on a tour like this why do they wanting to through this. >> even if it is not a jeep, and it his by four they call it a a jeep. we are kings of four by four. it is fully focused. we are on line right now. we are going up a 14-foot direct incline. not every vehicle in that show can do that. not many vehicles can do this stuff. people like you and i get into ride with a professional driver and feel what you can to in a jeep. >> i didn't buy my jeep from you but i have a jeep grocery getter. my grocery getter can do this. >> yes, we have some four by two but mess of the four by four, and everything we make can do exactly what we are doing now. >> this is really cool. >> people want to take it to the beach in the summer as well. >> take it to the beach. let me tell you something even this wrangler can cut through 18 inches of snow like it is

not there. >> it hads a clicky startup in your house. >> we have expanded. it is in the just rug vehicle, we have remote start, we have heated seat, leather, you can make a jeep as nice as you want. we have $50,000 jeeps when you want to make it luxury. >> my carries not that expensive. >> why do people love the the the auto show since we have didn't a commercial for jeep. >> we have never been in better shape. the manufacturers recognize philadelphia as a premiere player in the auto show game. we have had biggest opening, that we have ever had, the car business is good. people are happy. economy is coming back. great time to come to the show. come during the week, bring your kid, take them off, and bring them down. great for crowd. get right on camp jeep gulf such a good deal you sound like a car salesman. >> i might have sold one or two in my life. >> cap we hang out here for a couple more hours. >> have a ball here i'm

chairman for next few years and i can't wait to take it further er. >> mike, alex, we didn't do any racing but it was pretty fun. >> it looks like funny can't wait to do this to steve's car. >> that is a cool thing they have over there. >> you can do just what jen did. measles, we have 14 states with me will cases. >> more than 100 cases, of the measles, and extremely contagious, how you can protect yourself, we will ask our doctor mike and those myths swirling around. >> is there a huge don't in this country about vaccines, vaccination what is governor this country about vaccines, vaccination what is governor christie says,

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measles, no. in 14 state, over one hundred cases, of the measles. right now in america. >> officials say most of the cases have been link to an out break of a virus in disney land in california.

cdc warns that measles are stream willly dangerous and can be spread through the air and surfaces. an infect person can spread it to as many as 18 other people . >> forget california, i don't want to gorget the the state of california but there was a case in new york city, we have a case here in pennsylvania. so in new jersey, governor chris christie offer his opinion, offered his opinion yesterday, about vaccinations during his three day trip to england. governor christie told report their parent should have some choice on whether to vaccinate their children. the the governor stressed the need for a balance depending on the vaccine and the disease itself. >> but i also understand that parents need to have some measure of choice as well. so that is a balance that the government has to decide. >> kentucky senator and fellow republican rand paul initially agreed with governor christie saying that most vaccines should be voluntary, voluntary, he then clarified that he thought vaccines were a good thing but that parents should also have some input on

what their kids received. now, also, governor christie, also backtracked yesterday about an hour after he made that statement in london because he got quite a bit of backlash bit. he said no vaccines is good for especially something like measles but where is the line of voluntary or, you know, the government demanding that you get a vaccine. >> what do you think that line is doctor mike? some doctors, they say i'm not vaccinating my own kid. >> i would say 99 percent of the physicianness this country vaccinate their kid. >> this is just in the correct. there is no data to suggest that you shouldn't vaccinate your children. it has become, there is even a term now anti vaccinationists and it is based on science that is garbage. now, listen to me, look, look, you guys have cars or not. >> sue serio has a car. now sue serio got her car

inspect. why? because the government says you need to get your car inspect. why? because it has been shown that the carries safer fit is inspect and has good brakes because i don't want sue serio running into me. now if i have a child, my son and my daughter, and the the science shows, that getting vaccinated is the appropriate thing, which it is, then, why is there a problem. i am confused. i am confused by the governor's statement. >> there was a study that everybody keeps bringing up, senator rand paul says it has profound mental disorder, why do people go back and proven to be defunct. >> i use this expression in god we trust in everyone else, show me the data. the data speaks of getting vaccinated. can we show this, i want to show you the numbers of measles cases last year. just to show you where we're at. now, measles, was declared not

to be present in the you had in 2,000. look at 2014. it is a problem. look we're going backward. >> because we are not getting vaccinated. >> yes. >> of all of the the cases from this california out break, the bottom line is vast majority of these people were not vaccinated. if you are out there, listen, my son nicholas who i love with all my heart and soul and my daughter, amy the same, they both got vaccinated. what i'm seeing in my own practice, i'm having all kind of people coming in and saying, i want to make sure i'm protect because some people and a i have seen this, they come in and we just check measles, mumps, rubel a, titter is what we mean by immunity. we see some of these people don't have immunity and you need to be given a booster shot. >> i was surprised by senator paul because he is a

physician, he is a doctor. we have to wrap. >> i love you both. >> i love you you to. 8:00 o'clock straight up, tuesday february 3rd, 2015. bobby cristina brownies still fighting for perfect life right now. the question is surrounding what went on what led to this. they are just swirling this morning. why some say she never had time to grief over the lost of her mother, sue. >> from your nose to your toes, everything in between is frozen, this morning. unless you are prepared, and that is our job, to make sure you are prepared. we will do that in your forecast, coming up, jen. >> reporter: hey, sue, fastest production car ever made, dodge challenger hellcat. we are exited to hang out with one of our great sponsors this morning, the philadelphia auto show. jen, i don't know how this happens but it has happened, within of the most beautiful

humans in the world, adriana lima i have been talking this woman for 15 years and she's finally on "good day philadelphia". >> good thing i came to work to take. >> that is right, bob. >> you were going to skip. >> she apparently has some tips on what we can, buy our girlfriend and wife's for valentines day. >> will you be actually listening to anything she said. >> no. >> he probably won't be. >> you watch, there will be something screwed up with the satellite. >> don't say that. >> i can see it coming good don't put it out there. >> hi everybody, you know what i should give her if she ever comes to a studio. i will give her a "good day philadelphia" mug. >> we are giving those mugs out. somebody sent us a mug. we started this one last week. this is from the folks at byl, they do debt collections, accounts receivable management there. they also, they also. >> turn it the the other way, bob. >> there you you go. >> good lord. >> what do they do the a byl.

>> debt collections, accounts receivable, management and background checks. >> wow. >> they are my new friend. >> good thing they don't use us here because otherwise, mike probably wouldn't be here. >> send us your mugs. whether it be a a school, business, we have kid that made a mug we will show new a couple cakes. send it to me. we will show your mug on tv but we will sign one of our fox 29 mugs and send it back to you. >> we're givers. >> yes. >> lee a, please get better, quickly, lee a your loving husband jerome says thaw are not feeling well but you watch the. >> byl. >> bring your long johns. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> you know how the term long john came to be. >> no. >> tell us alex. >> a man named john decided to get warm. >> and he was long. >> there is bus stop buddy, he is all bundled up this morning

with long johns i trust, and all that other stuff. temperatures in the the 20's and single digit wind chills. yeah, it is cold out there this morning. colder then it is supposed to be. i know it is february and it is supposed to be cold but really single digit wind chills? come on. 20 degrees feels like nine in philadelphia. twenty-seven is already good for a high, bitter cold despite the sunshine and increasing cloud, we will actually help us out to get us down to 20 degrees instead of the teens. that is your fox cast from the weather authority, seven day forecast, coming up, hi, bob kelly. >> 8:04. good morning to the conshohocken curve in the background there, starting to see some volume, both directions on the schuylkill expressway here lighting it up, between conshohocken and downtown, philadelphia, again, anything that looks wet isized over gang. still hanging in at 20 degrees there. forty-two freeway, coming to the left, they are heading inbound in towards the ben franklin and the walt whitman bridge. delays coming out of the

suburbs, 422 heavy from collegeville in through king of prussia 202 bumping working your way up to west chester n west chester a icy patch caused a crash on concord road at pleasant grove right there by oak born park. the roosevelt boulevard a crash on the inner drive at welsh road there in northeast philadelphia and traffic lights are defective because of the cold weather, fitzwater town and susquehanna a road. mike and alex, back to you. we have new information about this bobby cristina brown case. according to the houston family, and the brown family, bobby cristina, the only daughter of the late whitney houston, is said to be fighting for her life but the family is also making other comments this morning. saying that the police did go back in and revisited her home and they to fine drugs, that is according to family members. >> police have not confirmed that. >> police have have absolutely not confirmed that. >> as you know the 21 year-old remains in the the medically induced coma a she was found

face down in her bathtub this past weekend this comes less than two weeks before the third anniversary of her mother's death. >> also, in a bathtub, right. >> um-hmm. >> so those close to bobby cristina said she was still distraught over the loss of her mother. some wondering if she ever really had a chance to have grief at all. here with some answers is doctor chuck williams, psychologist and director of the graduate school at lincoln university. >> good to be here, thank you good to see you. >> well, how important is that, getting over the loss of a parent, especially. >> look, as we a all know grieving is a personal process, right. >> right. >> but what happens is when you are a public figure you don't get the the luxury of being able to have grief in private. when you have a mother as famous and beloved as whitney houston, everybody has got an opinion, you know, it is the the three-year anniversary. it comes up again and again. movies, on lifetime it make it a hard for someone like bobby cristina a to go through those

stages and process and, healthy kind of way, and to be better. we mourn the loss. we move on. but when you have someone hoist public, people on different timetables, they are all kind of stories about it, media reports. the it is bringing up this pain again and again and i'm guess ago this was very hard for bobby cristina to deal with. >> you don't think there is any coincidence about the fact that she was found in the bathtub. >> having said that, is it the case that she is sort of living the kind have life that her mother lived? probably. it is called learned behavior. what that means is you have done wharf seen done so many years. >> even though it is tragic evening. >> kid to what they see especially from significant adults like mother and father. both bobby brown and whitney houston struggled with the same challenging. you don't think that rubbed off on bobby cristina at a very young age. we saw her having problems at a pretty young age. >> she watched their drug

addiction and then she got hook on it too. >> yes, right. >> so i think what is happening too it is like how do i deal with this loss of my mom, and at the same time deal with the fact that how she left this earth, right. it was something that could have been stopped or prevented. it wasn't a car accident, it wasn't something tragic like a terminal illness. >> she did it to herself. >> that has got to be hard for bobby cristina. >> how would you handle something like that? maybe she need somebody like you. does life coaches work, does that work. >> we have people like me, psychology, mental will health that do this kind of work. the problem is most famous rich folks don't want people around them who will guide them in a different direction then they are already going. they get the yes men and with men that will encourage them to do what they can do people that will leach off of them. you had a daughter with whitney houston to passed way

at 48. now you have her daughter who may be in the similar situation. is there something about that family not being able to guide and protect and nurture kid the right way, to sort of stair them down a different path so they don't engage in this negative behavior. >> some people are saying well, three years later. you mentioned a personal time line for how long it takes to get over death the if you ever really get over it, you find that interesting three years later. people thought she was doing well. she was smiling. >> she had that reality show. >> that is because people expect that. she has a reality show. >> she's rich. >> movie star. >> she got married. >> so when she's out and about people are taking pictures. paparazzi want to see her contacted, crying, they want to see her smiling, waving her head, everything is okay, we moved on so you should move on. the hard part about it is everybody is mourning and grieving the loss of whether it the any houston. you have lifetime movie, three-year anniversary. a lot of pain.

>> people who are watching, a lot of people watching movies shall tweeting. >> yes, should i be crying, should i be upset, should i be mourning the loss of my mom. it is very difficult. my guess is she doesn't have enough good people in her corner like a lot of famous folks like bobby brown and whitney houston, it is hard to get around those folks to say this is right, that is wrong, go in this direction, not that direction. we have to pray for her. >> sure, we have to. >> it does not look good. >> it is sad. >> thanks, doctor. >> thank you. >> you have to meet this guy, he graduated from temple. he is quite an uplifting man for kid going through what he went through, campus. >> we will tell but this went through, campus. >> we will tell but this incredible organization

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. lightening bolts across the sky in australia. this is yesterday's then are storm that knocked out power for thousands of people this video was posted to instagram, wow. >> you know, i would take that right now, sue because it is

summer down there i would take it. bring it on. >> it is summertime down there. >> each season has its joys and problems. we are still in the middle of the winter weather advisory just for black ice and for ice that is resistant to salt, because the temperatures, are so low. we still have seen wind gusting to 20, 25 miles an hour, frigid temperatures, single digit wind chills still out there this morning even though sunrise has already happen. these are your temperatures, and they are in the teens and 20's. these are your wind, 20 miles an hour out of the northwest. 24 miles an hour wind gust where wind chills are below zero in mount pocono. 17 miles an hour at the shore. other temperatures to check, 14 degrees in bethlehem, it is

19 in warminster. sixteen in chester and 20 in atlantic city. it feels like six in bethlehem. eleven below in mount pocono. single digit wind chills in doylestown, warminster, philadelphia, chester. we've got 10 degrees wind chill in atlantic city right now. hopefully those numbers give you the idea that it is coal. we have lift that had advisory, national weather service just did that and wind chill advisory as well. what are we looking ahead to? another clipper system coming through. this one does president look like it will be very potent, but it will be timed, just wrong. so thursday morning, during the rush hour here it comes, sweeping through, take a few hours to get through here just enough to leave a coating to an inch or so on the the ground and again that is thursday morning be on the alert, snow showers in the morning. friday, it is arctic again. saturday we're back up to around 40 degrees, and then, a snow possible sunday into monday a lot going on in that seven day forecast, i bet you can say the same about your traffic report, bob kelly. >> yes, we can, 8:15.

good morning. jammo on the the blue route 476, pretty much between saint david and broomall a as we see volume heading south down towards the the airport interchange, again, on and off ramps could be slippery. you come off a major, all of the majors are fine, hit that off ramp at bottom of the ramp there, could be some ice. anything that looks wet at 20 degrees is certainly frozen over. backed up on the bennie upside here leaving south jersey heading in to downtown philadelphia at eighth and vine. two slow spots, i-95, southbound at the the betsy and the schuylkill expressway, between the boulevard, and conshohocken. we will slide on up into buckingham a long lane and route 413. call this long john lane right at route 413. how about that, down tree, police are on the scene there. mechanicsville road is probably your best bet, and in west chester they had a patch of ice and then a crash all occur near concord road and pleasant road. so the icy spots are out there and we have had a couple of

fender benders this morning because of it. the accident on the boulevard, at welsh road and the inner drive, and also, fitzwater and susquehanna road and septa, because of the cold no a or b service. all trains are making all stops. mike and alex, back over to you. so the cold is a big story of the day, and how cold is it? >> quincy, we want tips and tricks. >> very cold. >> i'm in camden at martin lieutenant are king. i have a dream, i have a dream that we will get some heat. how are you doing. >> stephanie wood. >> how are you doing. >> i'm warm, toasty in here. >> i have it on 80, just for you, yes. >> how is everybody doing. >> hey. >> they are like get off the the bus, please. thank you, thank you very much. >> you take care. >> it is freezing. this guy right here you work outside every day. >> yeah good is what your name. >> keith good okay, keith. you have been here since

6:00 a.m. >> yes. >> are you cold. >> no, i'm not cold. >> you love this weather. >> i do this every day good every day outside. >> yes. >> what do you have on are you layered up. >> yes, sir. >> what are you doing. >> i have jogging pants, everything. hat, gloves, scarves, everything. >> i'm out here a couple minutes and i'm super cold. who are you doing. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you guys keeping warm, are you layered up. >> i have my four layers on. >> yeah. >> i can't be cold. >> i'm cold. there is nothing you can do about the cold. >> i dos't care what you do on you can't do nothing about the feet. everything else is good. >> unaudible. >> i'm very comfortable. >> can i hold the hat. >> i'll give it to you. >> he will give me the the the hat good this lady right here, i ran into her, she's from out of town. where are you from. >> at latin, georgia.

>> do you love this cold weather over here. >> no, we don't. we don't this have cold weather. one thing about camden and upstate is you have to put on layers. >> are you layered up. >> i'm layered up but my toes are so cold, that we're in the used to this down south. >> well, welcome to the tri-state area. >> thank you let me see if i can find someone else. how are you doing ma'am. where is your hat. >> it is in my pocket. >> why don't you have a hat on, it is freezing. >> are you cold. >> people i will try to get you a hat. >> okay. >> it is freezing here. >> people are staying layered up and... >> he is breaking up. his cameras going. >> it is too cold. >> doing same thing at 30th street station. how are you staying warm, babies are looking to stay warm. >> look at this. >> a agree, i need to find an adult one of these. the that is cute, little onesy remind me of the christmas story, so bunled up you cannot

move. >> like a bloated tic on a dog. i am going to put up a picture that is somewhat disturbing. i mean sure, coach bill belichick is happy, he just won a super bowl and shocking ending to the game. >> but that is his daughter. >> excuse me. >> in this photo. >> his daughter he want want to ask you is this too much. >> my daughter is a good kisser. >> but first you know about take flight gate, that deflated me right this to tell you truth. and, shark gate,. >> and the shark on the left, and, we will reveal, and, costumes next.

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television show in history. >> fourteen in million people. >> so that means 170, 180 million that didn't watch it, what are they doing? >> doing homework. >> i guess. >> spending time with family. >> you know 1980's we found in 1980 more people watched the presidential debate, then the super bowl. that was 198o we used to watch state of the union address too huge number but nothing like the super bowl anymore. of the top seven most watched shows, in the history, six of them, top six are super bowls and the seventh was the last airing of mash. >> ♪ >> yes. >> i never watched one episode of mash. >> no. >> you haven't. >> no. >> a lot of people watching the half time show, the numbers spiked for katie perry, and entering in on that lion.

the here's what people are calling it now. they called it shark gate. palm trees and beach balls came out. two sharks came out. >> yes. >> a lot of people talk about the one on the left there. >> he is a little off, not as energetic as the one on the right. people are asking who are these people, dancing. >> maybe he is sick. >> some of them are awkward. >> a lot of people, celebrities were saying that they were the left shark, so even snoop dog, yes, the rapper, telling followers he was, that shark. >> if you are were wondering that was maine in the shark custom. >> but then came big reveal, two sharks identified themselves to the world, now famous left shark was katie's backup dancer brian gall, he captioned this photo saying rumors are tree, and then came this one from the right shark fellow dancer scott mirror, saying life goal accomplish. we still can't see what they

look like. >> i bet the if you dueled them, the scott myrick, what was the other guy's name. >> scott myrick and something gall. >> what is the the other person's name. >> brian gall will. >> there they are. >> okay. >> look at that. >> they have been revealed. >> which one was the on the left, scott. >> the one on the lefties the right shark and the one of the lefties left shark. >> that is their problem they can't get their left and rights. >> hard to dance in the custom like that. >> yes. >> that was my trick growing up. >> all i know is i'm glad it is cleared up, i was worried with it. >> the video you have to see, things get ugly at this beauty pageant, don't you have to wonder about what is going on backstage. this played out on stage. why this runner up says she has no regrets. >> and that is real video people.

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some schools went in late north and west of the city, because of how frigid it was, we still have single digit wind chills. war giving you five out of ten for your number of the day. five is the temperature in many places. at least wind chillies what it feels like outside. it feels like four in lancaster, pottstown, three in reading, 11 below in mount pocono. that is biting cold. nine is the wind chill here in the city. twenty is the actual temperature there. 10-mile an hour wind.

not as windy as yesterday when we had wind gusts up to 46 miles an hour in philadelphia. twenty-seven is our high. twenty is our low with some clouds tonight. and that is your tuesday fox cast, here's bob kelly. >> hey sue good morning everybody. rough go on our major roadways ape schuylkill expressway eastbound now, an accident right here, between girard and spring garden. we're already heavy from conshohocken to downtown. ben franklin jammo from the tolls up and over into center city. two separate accidents on the boulevard, one at welsh road and bustleton avenue. is there your speed meter readings from both 95 and schuylkill. we we are in full swing rush hour mode here. we will slide up to buckingham at long lane and route 413. that one with the down tree. folks using mechanicsville road, and mass transit looking good, with no reported delays.

>> the found are of a foundation, that i started, in the last year and georgees is a nickname when i gave chemotherapy when i started the treatment. it is more than just a nickname it is the name of my boy, my fun days my show and the goal, to create a movement, joy juice, and make over is what i do and today we are bless todd do the same for a handfull of young folks going through the same journey. >> that was tell am alumni and cancer survivor danny, talking about a great fun days. >> yes. >> it brings a little joy joyce or a little joy to kid battling cancer but he talks about joy joyce. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> temple tough, temple made. >> absolutely. >> explain what joy joyce us. >> when did you develop the

cancer. >> senior eye of high school good hodgkin's lymphoma. >> you went through chemotherapy. >> yes. >> is that what you called chemicals that provide chemotherapy. >> joy joyce. >> the day i walk out my door my parents were saying it is time for my joy joyce. that is my nickname and it stuck you are fine now. >> totally great. >> amazing. >> best and wheres experience i have had in my life. >> i will try to explain and see if i'm's on track here. >> sure thing. >> you are going through this as a teenager. >> yes. >> sometimes you felt better if you just looked physically better, better clothes, took care of yourself, got your hair done and stuff like. that you felt better. >> sometimes i remember getting all dressed up to get the my chemo. i would show up. he said where are you going. >> i came to see you. >> lou good, feel good. >> you are right, danny, i apologize. it did work. the little things you are trying to spread that message if you look good, you feel good to other people.

>> absolutely. the journey is an interesting one to put it mildly. so to be able to spread that joy and bring smiles is a great thing. >> you talk about tonight your book. you say i felt like a for inner in my own body. each time i looked at the mirror i didn't know who was staring back. >> absolutely within a few months, things drastically change. first week you go from a normal looking, per se and then your face swells up, body swells up, you you start getting rashes, are hair falls out, your complex changes, your hair goes different textures. it is really interesting. >> you know what these kid are going through. let's roll that video again. you are doing make overs basically on cancer patients, especially kid. >> yes, teens. >> it is a tough time just growing up in general. >> a lot of times teens are the the most under served cancer patients. there is pediatric, adult, heavily served and teens are in the middle and they get

left out. >> we are looking at things like eye make up on a young patient, who undoubted has been through chemotherapy. >> and we do photo shoots to video shoots, just trying to make them a celebrity for the day. when i was at temple, i wound up modeling totally by accident. i remember pampering, euphoria and light and to be able to bring that to a young person going through the same journey. >> how often will have these event like last weekend where he get everybody together and make overs are taking place. >> i wish we could do one every day but it is a challenge. you have to have a great partner. we work with the ronald mcdonald house and they are phenomenal. >> look at them, my gosh, they are fabulous. >> they organized everything. they got massages for pictures, pictures of the girls, how old they were which makes our life easier because we need big partners good temple is a great partners. >> best place i could have have ever decided to go. >> how can people help and get involve. >> is there a couple ways, from social media, joy

joyce.org, okay, instagram, twitter follow it, that helps us. go on line our web site is joy joyce inc..org, and you can send us an e-mail, make a toe nation, buy the book, follow us, every little bit helps but that is what matters. >> joy joyce. joy joyce. >> lets do a make over on the show. >> that would be phenomenal. >> five patients in, do a make over. >> that would be incredible. >> absolutely. >> good to meet you. >> thank you for having me. if you like pretty woman, and doesn't, the with man, pretty woman movie, we have a valentines day gift perfect for you, hotel package that comes with the shopping spree on rodeo drive. would that be a gift would you want,al he can, a pretty woman shopping spree. there is a down side. what do you have to do to get it.

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let's fly to los angeles for valentines day because we have something special in beverly hills. folks at beverly will shire hotel right there on will shire boulevard giving woman what they want. >> what is that, mike. >> they took a clue from that romantic comedy and worst message movie ever made and to young woman, the show is called pretty woman with julia roberts.

>> ♪ >> to you remember me. >> no, i'm sorry. >> iowas in here yesterday, and you wouldn't wait on me. >> wow you work on commission. >> yes. >> big mistake. big, huge. >> i have to go shopping now. >> big mistake because i'm getting everything paid for by my john. you too can experience this day of luxury like julia roberts character in honor of the 25th anniversary of this bad message movie. >> yes, beverly will shire is offering its pretty woman package. the choose three options, one includes a romantic picnic, a night in the presidential suite and a shopping spree on rodeo drive. of course, pampering does in the come cheap. >> what do you have to do. >> you have to pay a hundred thousand dollars. >> what? >> but, you know, that is a day you can't forget when you look at your bank account, of course. >> hundred you this dollars,

to act like julia roberts. >> and have a shopping spree you are paying for your own shopping spree because you paid hundred you this dollars. >> i do this rant, every time i talk about this movie. my two daughters loved that movie. my ex-wife loved that half movie. here's the the premise. you're beautiful. you are intelligent. you have a great personality. so, you decide the only way that you can help yourself is to become a street hooker on hollywood boulevard in los angeles and fantastic message. but people loved that movie. >> a a lot of people do, yes. >> yes. >> when she goes like this. >> they are thinking about the part that she does for a living but more of the fact the man sweeping you off your feet. people rely on that to buy things. >> is that what it takes to sweep woman off their feet, money. 3,000 a night as i remember. >> okay. >> moving on. >> lets go buy a car, here's jen at the car show.

>> finally mike, it is the polo scene and a shopping scene to make us all love press would i men. it is in the scene, about to hit someone, and this car, with the thick called eye site can help you out. we will talk about this and other cool new cars. we will talk about this and other cool new cars. it wiwhat's with the suit?

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don't go to the car show to see the most expensive cars. >> yes. >> do we ever go look at the little will ones. >> hi, jen. >> hi, the expensive cars are in the other roomy forgot to change the leash. >> say hi to kevin. >> we want to thank the philly auto show for being a great sponsor. so, this thing, we are trying in the to be hit the by a car. >> wow. >> what is this thing. >> no, what this is is called eye sight and technology and safety in the cars this will stop automatically on the dashboard, where it is a red box and it will stop if you don't stop. >> if you are stuck in traffic it will is not stop. >> you have for traveling at a certain rate of speed to activate. another part of the technology we see there in these vehicles

on the show floor this year. >> why is that opening. >> and, it is a great way to see, without getting into see what the interior is, with no crowd around, great way to show this particular model for subaru. >> i understand you have the volkswagens over there. >> love bug over there. >> toyota. >> toy yet a a over there. >> but hyundai, turf say, they are always trying to tell us how fancy they are but this year they are kicking it up a notch. >> they have come upstream. old days of the hyundai, of the 90's, they have 07,000 hyundai is here. you see a hyundai genesis and we have tricked out genesis. what you are seeing in these vehicles are things that you do the not see. >> did you say 07,000. >> 70,000 up scale. >> what do i get for my 70,000. >> you get the look, rims, computer system in the back. bottom line is it looks cool.

that is the thing. you want to see something like this on the interest net, only on the internet. >> really. >> no, not the when you go to the show, you can see it, touch it, feel it. >> it had has a computer system and everything in the back. >> is that for the kid. you have $70,000 car you might not have kid in the back. >> two of them. >> people love to buy hyundai because they feel will good about themselves. >> hyundai is portfolio is so wide, that all people, kind of like it. it fit young people, more affluent people and they are trying to broaden that niche. >> i like the color white. i like this is a pearly white but not like what we have seen from cadillac. different style. >> it is a different color which is cool. >> is there something for everybody, that we fine in here in the next nine days. we will run through february 8th on sunday. i should be ten or 20,000 people here today and we will roar in the weekend. you said, the reason why and you need to say think went

punch you in the the face, you said reason why i personally right on top of the matt trendies. >> we're not demo for that. >> and the the trouble is. >> alex. >> what is the demo. >> he says, i'm too old for you. >> i'm in your demo. >> you are not the in my demo. >> i got my own demo. >> yes. >> that is your demo. >> but look at this, i don't know how it works but we don't need to tell anybody. >> so, look at this, it is pennsylvania matt good that is what alex like, matt. to me it looks unfinish. >> unfinished. >> yes. >> that is quite the trend now. >> i like it. >> maybe it is our demo. >> yes good maybe it is our demo he said. >> the matt finish is kind of a trend in all sorts of stuff especially college football helmets, they have gone to a mountain math finish.

>> it is cool looking. >> cool. >> a lot of stars having matt finish. >> jeremy maclin posted on line he has an escalade i think, matt white. >> that is something. >> my gosh we have some breaking news out of southwest philadelphia a, sky fox is on the way to this, we're almost there, a a apparently a car has gone into a building on south seventh second street. they are closing in on it now. we will take a break and, by the time

you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! updating breaking news sky fox on the way to an accident, at seventh second and elmwood, first reports from the police a car into the building, it is a pretty busy intersection this time of the hour with kid heading to school and elmwood,

elmwood avenue there also runs the 36 trolley. so it has been a busy morning there in southwest philadelphia a sky fox looking for it seventh second and elmwood we will take you back there where they find it. lets go to the jam cams, north bound lanes bumper to bumper heading up into trenton because of an accident right before you get to the trenton makes bridge and an accident eastbound on the schuylkill expressway, right at spring garden street and that is causing a delay from the conshohocken curve into downtown, and double accidents on the boulevard, one at welsh and the the other one, a at bustle top avenue and sue, a a lot of problems this morning caused by the ice that we woke up to. >> yeah, all that rain yesterday we got close to an inch of rain, anything that didn't dry out because of the wind yesterday was frozen solid overnight and sunrise has in the done a whole lot for wind chills. they are still in the single digits. it feels like 6 degrees in allentown. the nine in philadelphia.

four in lancaster and pottstown. especially dangerous that wind chill up in the higher elevations, mount pocono is 11 below zero is what it feels like right now. crazy cold. 20 degrees is the the actual temperatures. twenty's to the south, teens to the north. no precipitation. next chance of, some snow, a clipper moving through, late wednesday night into thursday morning. so after 27 degrees today we have gone up to 44. down to 33 on thursday. plunging to 26 degrees on friday, back to 40 on saturday, and watch a storm system sunday into monday, possibility of more snow there. and that, alex is the seven day forecast. >> all right, sue. >> mike is getting ready, went to the bathroom to fix his hair and stuff because within of the most beautiful women in the world a through ana lime ace on our show this morning. we will talk about her about how she stays in shape and her

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hour. >> still searching. >> you you know what i have been waiting for, 19 years, i have seen it on other shows but i have never had her on good day philadelphia, adriana lima. i took this picture of her. she was looking back at me one day ape then she tried on a different outfit. >> yes. >> she has a couple of tips, i did say tips, on what u.s. should buy your lover, for valentines day. oh, look at you adriana. >> plus, speaking of beauties, get ugly at the this beauty pageant. we will tell you what goes on, what happens, yes. >> that is the snatching the crown off the winner's head. >> did she apologize. >> she's happy with what she did. >> new show have been is talking about, match made in heaven, it the is a bachelor-type style show. >> yes. >> it premiers tomorrow night. >> the star is from philadelphia. shocking way he plans to meet his contestant. the here's is what hot at