>> bigger news, he'll be addressing congress. the reason this is so historic. plus, a former olympic hero and a reality star making a major life change. why are some are saying it's a lesson we all can learn from. good morning and thank you for joining us on fox 29 weekend. it is a saturday, it's already february 7th. i'm karen hepp. >> and i'm lauren johnson. >> an nbc news internal

investigation now into the man who is arguably the face of the network, anchor brian williams. >> first let's get a check of your interactive weather. let's get a live look outside. that's center city. take a look at this cell phone video. john sent this to us. >> gorgeous. >> this is while working -- walking his dog in cape may, new jersey. >> i did see the nice coloring we had early this morning. we do have a mix of clouds and clear skies and even so snow flurries moving in. some of those flur is are making it into our western suburbs so anywhere from western lehigh down through burks county. beautiful sunrise mix of that

sun peeking through the clouds. clouds come and goi, by 5 clock we will call mostly cloudy skiiz. it won't been as cold as yesterday. by sunday, still some clouds around. there is a winter storm later this weekend taking shape across new england and parts of the northeast that are far from us and seem to be the path for all winter storms so far this season. monday morning 7:00 a.m. some showers start to move in and this looks to be a mix of rain and snow showers. it doesn't look like a big deal. we miss the brunt of the storm but we'll still see some few impacts. mainly in the 20s, it is still cold after yesterday's high temperature of only 32 degrees. wind chills not too bad. winds are family calm but it's down to 23 at the airport in philly. 45 degrees, not as cooled with

mostly cloudy skies. tonight 34 degrees we'll let you know how long the mild weather sticks around. >> caitlin, thanks so much. new this morning three people are recovering after a dui accident overnight. we know three vehicles were involved. we don't know how the crash happened. a 15-year-old boy is in self-isolation at home after a doctor suspected him of having measles. the teenager had been evaguated and is waiting for test results. anyone who hasn't been vaccinated are extremely concerned. the possible clas closer to home has many parents talking about the virus. >> i think it's better to take the risk of being sick and being vaccinated against the fatal diseases and not be. >> knowing how vaccinations are so important and it's not in in

any way attached to autism -- i know it's a controversial issue, but why people don't vaccinate their kids. >> and she's right. thursday the group autism speaks urged their parents to have their children vaccinated. >> it is 8:04. new from overnight firefighters had been called back out to the scene of a massive fire. >> these flames destroyed an auto shop. firefighters had to deal with flare-ups overnight. >> reporter: apparently, at least once this morning they had to come back out here to deal with hot spots that flared up. but as you can see from the scene here now, the fire is totally extinguished. it happened last night. let's take a look at sky fox video that we shot for you when the flames were raging.

nobody was hurt in this fire. this is one business, an auto garage. and you can see on the video how it was totally engulfed in those flames. nobody was inside at the time. firefighters contained the fire before it spread to another business. the auto center's daughter spoke to us last night. >> tools. >> reporter: you think tools may have started the fire? >> may the electric part. >> reporter: and back out here live along the street here, you can see it's absolutely covered in ice. it was so cold last night that the water froze and they had to call in a salt truck. right now we did see investigators back on the scene trying to figure out exactly what caused this fire. that's the latest here in the

frankfurt section of the city. >> pope francis continues to make history. he will be the first pope ever to address the united states congress when he visits in september. we already knew the pope would be coming to our neck of the woods in philadelphia, but now his invitation to speak with leaders in washington is huge. there's a reason the pope has never previously addressed congress, a little thing called the separation of church and state. clearly there are critics but so much excitement. good morning, rocco. >> good morning, karen. >> what do you think he will say and what does this mean having the pontiff address our congress? >> actually, this development isn't terribly surprising, that both speaker boehner, a republican and nancy pelosi invited him to speak. the expectation was the pope was

going to do it. he feels himself to be a voice for the voiceless. and if that's how you look at your role in not so much in the church, but in the wider world, then you have no choice but to come and address the most powerful legislative body in the world. >> what do you think he's going to say to those leaders? he has spoke before the bishops and really turned a lot of heads by what his message was to them. it was a celebratory theme and that is not what he delivered. >> you have to remember that wasn't just to bishops generally, that was his own vatican staff. he was really elected with a mandate to reform that. but again, you're talking about different audiences here. that's an internal audience over which he has complete power as the pope. when he's coming to congress he's just one world leader among

many who can't vote in the united states. francis's public talks since he became pope, a big theme among democrats, income equality. he has railed what he calls the throw-away culture and people sacrificing the money god, the god of capitalism. he's taken to defending over recent weeks the church's teachings against same sex marriage, and against abortion and the whole theme of his visit is the world meeting of families so talking about what is necessary for policy perspective. >> we have such a large catholic population here in the philadelphia area. where do you think he will be visiting? what are people having their fingers crossed and praying what will happen when he comes?

>> the schedule is only three days and given all the invitations he's got, he could easily fill a month here, there's a major meeting a week after he leaves here. the archbishop of philadelphia just met with the pope privately one on one. to try to get a schedule together for the visit. we don't know what the results of that meeting were. but obviously the major events are going to be the family festival. but smaller events, there's going to be something, it seems, probably at citizens bank park on saturday morning for young people. the welcome is tentatively scheduled to be at independence mall. so right down the street from your studios. but the secret service won't let you on the roof of the building because everything is going to be locked down and secured and

it's going to be insane for three days. if anyone does president want to have to deal with gridlock or chaos, it would be a good weekend to go to the shore or the poconos or whatever. he'll prablly visit the shrines to our saints, drexel university. a church really engaged with people. so it's a very full weekend. he's been doing these 12 and 14 hour days on the road. he's 78 and i'm 32 and i can barely keep up with him. >> we thank you so much and we appreciate you always keep tabs on what's going on with the vatican and all of the politics and all of the goings on. keep us ympled and thank you for your time. >> a man strolls into a philly

market acting like he's about to buy something. before you know it he demands cash out of the rester. he grabs the entire machine but he can't figure out how to open it. when he gets outside, he puts the register on the ground and starts swiping cash. when i look at this video, the first thing i see a bold, bullying bum walking into the store. he doesn't even say anything, and basically strormarms this clerk. when the victim follows him outside, that's when she puts herself in harm's way for cash. in any case, when somebody comes in and they get the proceeds of the robbery, you give up the property, let them go. you can always replace the money. you can't replace your life:

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welcome back. it is 8:14 right now. in your news right now, bobbi kristina brown may have been in some legal trouble. she did not appear in court on a charge of driving without a tag. meanwhile, according to tmz, bobby brown is standing strong in his discussion not to take his daughter off of life support because he believes in miracles.

nbc news anchor brian williams continues to come under fire after he admitted he misremembered a story about being in a helicopter that was shot down. now an army veteran speaks out says he was not on the helicopter. everyone on the mission knew he was not on the helicopter. still he believes williams has learned his lesson. >> i think apology is enough. think even more so all of the backlash that's come with that. i definitely think he's probably learned his lesson. >> social media certainly blown up about all of this. nbc news has reportedly set up an eternal investigation into what brian williams may or may not have experienced during his time as a journalist. >> this morning a story lots of people still talking about. bruce jener the former track and field star reportedly making a huge life change. in an interview with the

associated press, his mother told the ap that she's proud of her son in terms of his plans to transition to a woman. tmz has recently posed pictures of jenner. he under went surgery to remove his adam's apple. bruce jenner really turning into a woman? he seems so manly. so bruce jenner wants to be a woman, okay. it's none of my business. honestly, who cares if he wants transformation surgery. whose lives does it affect that it needs to be on the front page. so thank you for joining us. we appreciate you being here. bruce jenner wins a gold medal in the 1976 summer games. he's so manly and now this.

>> it's a shock to a lot of people. but at the end of the day, i think bruce jenner really shows the world that it's never too late to do what makes you happy. i feel like there's a lot of people, especially celebrities that live for the happiness of their fans and people around them. at the end of the day if he was miserable being bruce jenner. >> at 65 years old, or he's in his 60, i guess. three marriages, six kids and then he decides to do this now. >> he should get a gold medal for trying so hard to be a dude all this time and fly the straight and narrow as you will. i don't know what the tipping point that made him decide that hey, this is the time that i actually want to go through and make this change. maybe there's too much estrogen in the house or maybe just countless hours of watching the actual kardashian show did it to him. who knows.

at the end of the day we can't vilify him for doing it. at the end of the day, as long as he's happy. >> his mom's comment said i never thought i could be more proud of bruce when he reached his goal in 1976. but i'm more proud of him now. it takes a lot of courage to do what he's doing. >> i agree with his mom. it does take a lot of courage to say hey, you have known me to be this particular public figure all my life and now all of a sudden i'm about to do something completely different and add ventures. there is a little kudos that comes along with that. and she's standing by her son as a proud mother should. the good and the bad your family should have your back at all times. >> what about the critics out there who say he has big plans to undergo the major transformation on tv. does the world need to watch it all happen? >> i think there is a lot of intrigue that comes along with a procedure such as this. i think this thing is going to be just as big of a ratings block buster as the kim

kardashian wedding, one and two would have been been. i want to see it and i've never sat through an episode of keeping up with the car dashians in my life. >> remember dish nation heirs monday through friday right here on fox 29. >> take a look at this beautiful baby. this newborn is actually the reason one woman has decided she is going to divorce her husband. the social media outrage behind that story. >> the comments are still coming in about your first story. brian williams. >> he lost his credibility as a journalist. >> i made the came winning interception in the super bowl. joe bumps into one of our very own. look who was out in new jersey

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page and he has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars. the store was a huge talker. what a wise man this father is to recognize the blessing this child would be in his life and how wonderful it is to see the support given to him. people can be good. >> children with disabilities are like butterflies with a broken wing. they are just as beautiful as all the others but they need a little help to spread those things. that's sweet of her to describe it that way. >> down babies are wonderful and happy and that's the right attitude from that father. >> good for him. >> the sports illustrated swim suit edition always a big talker. and this year is no exception. >> this year even more. this is blowing up all over the place. why a particular photo spread is making history. and of course we keep playing all of your favorite tunes.

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working. his calendar online. let's take a look right now at 8:29. it just clicked over to what it is like outside and get some interactive weather. a pretty shot right there. a lot of cloud cover today. >> we do have a lot of clouds but we do see the return of warmer weather. temperatures back to normal, not warm but warmer. yesterday was very cold, today we should be into the 40s. there are some snow showers out there, mainly north and west of philadelphia. fairly light as you get into our western suburbs from allen down, at least on radar, some snow flurries, a little bit of a mix. so we're talking about another winter storm this weekend. luckily not really affecting us. but it could affect the poconos. this is sunday night into monday. we've been in this pattern every

seven days. vermont, new hampshire, connecticut, not new york city and the eastern flank of maine so accumulated snow expected in these spots. another storm that maybe looks like it would impact us but has taken a more northerly track. 22 in allentown right now, these are current temperatures. it's still very cold, 29 in philadelphia, 28 in dover. we're back into the 40s today. 45 degrees, sun and clouds and look at that, into the 50s tomorrow. 43 on monday with a bit of a wintry mix. that storm will impact us at least in a slight way. mostly cloudy and it turns cold again as we head into next week. this is friday before valentine's day. a high temperature of just 22. >> i'm jeff cole, it's time for fox unfiltered where we respond to your comments and complaints

right here on the air. first up, a pretty serious charge by one of our viewers. it has to do with this story. a suspect on trial for killing a police officer in minneapolis. during the trial, video from inside the police car is released of the officer making what appeared to be a routine traffic stop. the dash come follows the officers outside the car. that's where he was ambushed. the driver of that car was convicted on murder charges. when one of our viewers saw the story on our website, he focused on something other than the shooting. john wrote, i have a question. the inside camera shows the officer wearing light gray. outside the dash cam shows the uniform is nearly black. i'm wondering, is fox editing for effect. i've seen them do that in the past. first of all john, in terms of us doctoring video, never, ever. we simply don't do it. when we questioned you about that claim, you cited an nbc

news commentator about fox news, not us, doctoring video. so the fact that you claim that cams from an nbc news commentator. we'll leave the rest of this to the pundits. and for this story we checked with other station in minneapolis who sent it to us. the video released by the court is the video we showed in the story. the sun glare and the low quality camera changed everything in the car. did you notice only two colors on the inside, green and gray? amanda noticed. it has to be the sun glare. john you are wrong on all counts, especially the editing of video. now to some mistakes we did make and our viewers are rightfully calling us on it. antoinette. >> our anchors were referring to

our vice president as jeff biden. is that a real professional term, with the pope coming to philly, it might be a good idea for the on-air talent to know what he could be called. certainly the vice president of the united states deserves more respect than that. so does the holy father and we will make sure that we refer to him properly as well when he's here in philadelphia. >> lots of weather issues lately. alerts, warnings, we're just trying to keep you informed. but not everyone appreciates this. why does the weather guy always interrupt judge judy? >> now, donna is obviously upset, but look how nice she is. okay, i'm retired and i hate missing my show. thanks for letting me rabt a little bit. love your programming. >> i have to admit that is the nicest complaint we have ever received. we do try to limit interrupting

programming, particularly popular programming like "judge judy" but we are trying to get the word out there and keep people safe and we thank you for understanding. and finally, spellcheck time. i was watching fox about the car crash on gulfmills road the problem is you spelled it with a ph not an f. david is right, proof is right here. we got it wrong. sorry, did not mean to hurt you. working fast during breaking news, that is our excuse. but really, it's not an excuse at all. and that's it for this week's edition for fox unfiltered. we want to hear from you next. we are listening and responding. i'm jeff cole. >> all right. a lot of us are trying to get our taxes done right now but is someone trying to swipe your refund. >> this actually happened to me.

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welcome back. at 8:37. so what is trending right now? we always cover what's happening out there online. these two beautiful plus sized models making news and history in the "sports illustrated" swim suit edition. >> the first one was ashley graham. that's right there in her string bikini. this 26-year-old is from lincoln, nebraska. her ad is for swim suits of all campaigns. you've got it, flaunt it. the bikinis range from sizes 10 to 34. >> i could probably fit in one of those. you kind of have to buy a size up. i don't think that's plus sized. it's normal women with curves. >> we got so many comments.

here's one someone put on twitter. my idol. another person put out there. this is from her instagram. she had more than 10,000 comments and likes from so many different people. the person said you go girl. finally some reality in this reality age. hot and real. >> and there's more bombshell news because the first ever plus sized model in the editorial coverage. she's a size 10, from australia, calls new york home and she is featured in this edition as well. >> a lot of people would argue that maybe not necessarily plus sized. but maybe in the eye of the be holder with that. >> it just comes to the models because they're rail thin and so skinny. so they're not normal reality. >> so plus size standard. >> everybody, most people would be happy to be a size 10.

>> when you look like that, absolutely. >> healthy and well. >> some young women are taking on what has traditionally been a male sport. wrestling. >> coming up we'll see the important life lessons these girls are learning on the mat. >> and we'll take a look at some of your comments you're sending in. we love when you chat with us. we had a lot of birthdays today. daisy says good morning. hope everyone has a great day. and would you look who it is! he had a really nice good-bye. he has a wonderful show "chasing muj." forever and chaser. fox 29 is lucky to have you bill, and you certainly are because he will be our new cohost and we will explain our handing off of the hashtag.

>> and also we're playing one of your songs right now. here is a request. "i'll always love my momma. ".

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was. it was me eating pretzels and i apologize. >> a girl's got to eat. >> a beautiful weekend in the pocono mountains. i'm sure people are having a wonderful time up there. lots of great snow. more snow on the way. >> another winter storm which seems to be very timely in the sunday to monday frame and it will occur again. that winter storm impacting new england. ultimate doppler is showing snow showers crossing new york state, central pa making it into our western suburbs right now. a few snow flurries, mixing with rain near harrisburg. this is sunday into monday. where you can see some accumulating snow. for the rest of us, we're not going to see anything. the storm is too far north until monday a few showers might slip on through. but your fox cast for today, not bad, a mix of sun and clouds and

your temperatures will be back to normal. tonight mostly cloudy skies, a few peaks of sunshine and for the rest of us it's just cloudy. 43 today, back to normal. 50 degrees tomorrow. enjoy that with some sunshine. this is a rare, mild day for this winter. 43, wintry mix there on monday and we're just talking about some rain and mixed showers monday afternoon. mostly cloudy we clear out on tuesday, the cold weather quickly returns back into the 20s there by valentine's day. >> let's look at some of our news headlines right now. this is important because som of us are getting ready to file our taxes. the state turbo tax e-filing is back on now but with an extra security measure. there was a breach that put a

temporary stop to state e-filing even earlier today. >> delaware officials tell fox 29 there were several attempts to file fraudulent tax returns. no reports in pennsylvania or new jersey. intuit is investigating. the company believes personal information was stolen elsewhere from customers and entered into their system by fraudsters. the issue did not affect federal tax filings. >> one los angeles gallery giving people the opportunity to explore the history of disneyland. rare theme park memorabilia, as well as original concept art. >> we're going in focus right now on this saturday morning. this is where we bring you some stories that our photo journalist finds. you found something pretty cool today. we're talking about girls wrestling? >> absolutely.

this group i found brings the inner city kids inside and keep them off the streets and i was surprised to find who was actually trying out. >> reporter: for the kids at belmont charter school, a sport like wrestling can change lives. >> we started off with 21 kids failing and by the end of the season we didn't have one kid with a d or an f. >> reporter: this group of 30 wrestlers are all girls. that's right. girls. >> we want to do it, let's do it. >> i didn't think i was going to make the team, but i did. >> reporter: 13-year-old modesty brown has been wrestling for two years and her coaches see her getting the technique. >> she is one of the hardest workers in the room. >> reporter: her favorite move? the double-leg take down.

>> reporter: the charter school has partnered with beat the streets philly, a group determined on making a difference. >> we at the school could never afford it. they pay for the buses, the kids' wrestling shoes, our shirts. our shorts. >> i think know there's nothing that could stand in your way. don't let anyone tell you there's nothing that you can't do. >> with wrestling, the possibilities are endless. >> wrestling does not matter at all, we tell them all the time. it's just a vehicle to get you where you want to go. >> reporter: a vehicle to a bright future. >> that's the beauty of sports. it gives you that focus, it can turn kids, whatever the sport is, from not doing so well in school to focusing. it's amazing. >> wrestling gives you confidence and it gives you the

ability to do basically anything you want. >> it's such a nontraditional sport. this is going off the grid. >> yeah. i don't know what's sparking it but when i wrestled back 20 years ago, you did not see women as wrestlers and there was a whole room full of them. >> what was your weight category? >> 125 in high school. >> back in the day. >> thank you. that was a wonderful story. we really appreciate it. >> this is a special, almost valentines edition. i'm here with ann from ten pennies. if you are a man and you hear your wife or girlfriend says i don't want anything for valentine's day, you should know that she is lying. she is lying, correct? >> correct. >> what if you're a woman, and this is me my husband will say what do you want for valentine's day, i say nothing you say

you're also doing something wrong. >> yes you are you're telling him that you don't want anything and he wants to make sure he makes you happy by saying you know what? i'm not going to get her anything because she doesn't want anything. but in your heart, you know you want something. >> you should say you want something because you know you do want sock and he knows you want something and flowers are a great way to go. it doesn't have to be boring. even though roses are the most popular, guys can look a little bit outside the box, right? >> exactly. we can add a rose to something. >> bottom line, this is the message. if your wife says that she doesn't want anything, she's? >> lying. >> and if you do want something, you should tell your. >> husband or wife. >> or whatever, so that people know. this is ann, i'm jen, this isw?ñ

>> welcome back to fox 29 weekend. jacqueline responding to that ad. she says a size 10 is not plus size. it's perfect. i would have to agree with you there. >> some people would do anything to have a child and here is this man being ungrateful for his blessings. i think you got it twisted, wasn't it the wife. i think you got it switched up, but you're right. one person in that situation was ungrateful because there are so many people who want babies and

can't have them. >> on our show we have a lot of estrogen as you know. i think we need to bring in a little bit of testosterone. what do you say we get a guy in here? >> bill anderson is going to be here. >> hot sauce. >> and i brought treats. >> you did. >> thank you! >> i heard about this girl power stuff. i figured the best thing to do is coming in bringing gifts. >> good start. >> lauren is not going anywhere she's going to be doing monday to friday with chris. she's still here but bill is joining us. we need your opinion on this one. do you like hot sauce. >> i do. >> do you drink it? >> hot sauce is good. >> let me explain this one. it turns out that men and women appreciate hot sauce differently if they love it. this came out of penn state.

they say it is so popular, people are tweeting about it all over the place. sugar and spice tweets one of her favorite things. lunch. ethan says i just invented a new kind of grilled cheese, one with egg and sriacha. >> i love to put hot saugs on my eggs. >> it makes things a lot more bearable. >> let me explain the man-woman thing on this one. this is what the researchers from penn state are saying that there are gender differences that women who love sriarcha. they loved being burned. >> you like it? >> not as much as you do. >> she loves it. >> you are a big fan.

do you like the burn of it? i like everything about it. it raises your metabolism. >> it raises your metabolism. >> that's the reason why you like it? >> it tastes good. it's not the burn, all these other things, because it raises your metabolism. >> it's part of it. men apparently like it because it makes them tough, manly. >> yes. now that i know that, absolutely. >> cookies, they're stuffed with fudge and all kinds of things in there. >> thank you, pretzels, now cookies. >> can i stay? >> you can stay. we're talking about education. >> biology is one of those classes. i got an f.

it is required in pennsylvania. >> if you got an f, you couldn't graduate in this state. >> some critics are saying students are being shortchanged. the reason why. and we're playing some music that you know. "once in my life" by stevie wonder.

this hour on fox 29 weekend, controversy in the classroom. courses being taught by educators who aren't certified in the subject. why schools are having problems attracting qualified teachers and what it means for the kids. plus, the vaccination debate rages on. the war of words between politicians and the general public.

good morning. thanks for joining us on fox 29 weekend. it is saturday, february 7th and i'm lauren johnson. >> and i'm karen hepp. and we do have so much to get to this morning. there's been a lot of news overnight. a huge fire. >> plus bobbi kristina brown remains in the hospital. >> let's get a check of your weather as you're getting dressed to head out this morning. it's a little gray, it's a little bit of cloud cover, but does that mean we'll have warmer temperatures? >> yeah, we'll see temperatures return to normal so thank goodness. yesterday was so cold, maybe a little bit of sunshine today. the bigger store will be the temperatures are at least in the 40s. that at least takes the edge off. we do have some snow showers moving through the eastern half

of the state. some of these flurries maybe making it into north jersey. everything fairly light even mixing with some rain showers across south central pa. if you're in this area maybe some flurries, otherwise it's clouds through much of today. it's 27 outside in pottstown right now, 30 in philadelphia, 32 in dover, delaware. winds are fairly calm, so wind chills not too much of an issue today. 11 in the poconos, it feels like 25 in philadelphia and 28 in dover. and your fox cast shows this afternoon, 45 degrees will be the high temperature, mostly cloudy, not as cold. there is a winter storm that will impact at least one part of our area sunday night into monday. we'll have all that ahead in your seven-day forecast. >> thanks so much. new this morning, three people recovering after a dui accident on the boulevard in northeast philadelphia. this happened just after 3:00 a.m. we do know three

vehicles were involved. the cause of that crash is under investigation. and at 9:02 right now, new from overnight. firefighters had to go back out to the scene of a massive fire that happened overnight in the frankfurt section. >> the raging flames destroyed an auto shop in the matter of minutes. >> reporter: there were some flare-ups overnight, firefighters were here at least once to put them out. take a look at this scene right now. it got a lot more interesting in the short time we were off the air. as you can see there's a lot of investigators now. the police, and you can see the fire just left behind an incredible mess. people now working to cut power so investigators can get inside and pick through that debris. let's take a look at some sky fox video that we shot for you overthe scene as the fire raged last night.

this is an auto garage, it's also a city salvage yard and luckily the fire happened so late in the evening that nobody was inside and nobody was hurt during this massive, intense fire. of course this business was totally destroyed and the owner's daughter tells us that they believe the cause was electrical, perhaps sparked by some sort of equipment malfunction that was inside the business. of course that's why investigators are here. we talked to a witness last night who described the scene when she got here. >> it was just blazing everywhere. the fire, the fumes, everything. and the firefighters running back and forth trying to, you know, take it out. >> reporter: and back out here live again, a lot of investigators just arrived on the scene. fire department, police trying to investigate the cause of this fire.

nobody was hurt but it looks like this investigation will continue for some time. that's the latest in the frankford section of the city. >> our cover story this morning, the desperate situation in too many of our schools where they just don't have the basics, like not having enough certified teachers to teach classes that are in fact required. many including senator on our education committee are deeply concerned, the children aren't being prepared and the system is failing these children. this issue blew up when it came out there was no certified biology teacher. on twitter we've got clarence john junior who said he can't believe it. school year halfway finished and now looking for a biology teacher at overbrook high? joining us this morning andrew dinneman. thank you for joining us. this came to your awareness and you're the one that brought it to light that we have this

problem. >> absolutely. it's so unfair to the students in the philadelphia school district. i got involved because several teachers live in my district. every single student has to pass three tests to graduate, algebra, english literature and a course and a test in biology. but what we have here is a situation where students at overbrook high school do not have a certified teacher, haven't had a lab in three years, and their textbook is dated 2004, which means that the material, the common core material that they're to be tested on is not in that textbook. >> and the kids certainly feel like they're being short-changed, they just get handouts and they know this is a system that really is an injustice to them. i looked at some of the numbers, they had maybe 4% of the kids at overbrook passing biology.

the year before that, 2%. and they need this in order to get a diploma. what can we do? >> well, this is totally unacceptable. and i have put in several pieces of legislation to say that the graduation test should be up to the local school districts. and another one asking -- another piece asking for a moratorium on this testing until such time as every district has adequate resources. you know, this is like a three-legged stool. you want to have standards, you want to have accountabilities through testing these standards. but if you do not provide a school and school district with the resources, then it's unfair to the students, because they don't have an equal opportunity to learn. >> senator, thank you so much for bringing this to our attention and thank you also for your time this morning. >> it's been my pleasure. thank you. >> let's get another voice on in one, weighing in, education advocate helen gim is joining us

this morning. what did you think when you heard this news? >> shocked but not surprised. overbrook isn't just missing biology. overbrook is missing enough school counselors, enough administrators, enough classroom assistance, they don't have enough teachers in the classroom. overbrook like many philadelphia schools across the city have lost dozens of school staff. it makes it difficult for people to be able to learn responsibly and it makes our schools a really difficult place to be as a student. and it's just impossible for me to understand how this situation doesn't outrage every single local elected and state official in this city and in this commonwealth to do something about it today. >> these children are still being taught biology, but why isn't that good enough? >> because as the senator mentioned earlier, we have a

punishing graduation mandate on students to actually learn and pass a very difficult biology exam at the end of their course. they don't get to do this -- you know, this is a very serious situation, where children are being held accountable for the failures of the state and city to make sure that our schools are fully funded and fully staffed. >> thank you as always we appreciate your tame and opinion as being an advocate for the kids. thank you. let us know what you think about this whole situation. use our hashtag #fox29weekend. >> the school district did release a statement saying biology is available to students this year at this school. there are five sections currently being taught. students are also enrolled in an online program and also a key stone preparation course. the school is still looking for a certified biology teacher, however. >> good morning, everybody. i'm mike jerrick. >> and i'm alex holly. and this is the trend. mike, you know that phrase, the cat got your tongue?

you might want to make it literal when you see this video. when this girl starts singing next to her cat. >> you can't blame the cat. >> can we watch it again? >> hey, dennis our web producer. >> i have this crazy video for you guys. have you ever heard of the do perfect? >> the guys who do the perfect basketball shots or whatever. >> the one handed catch? >> they made this crazy video. i must say, if i could do this tricky would change my career. >> this is the world's longest catch.

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welcome back. your news now. the philadelphia firefighters union accused of coercing a female to file a complaint. there's no department policy

that prevents consensual relationships. >> in the absence of a fraternization policy, having an adult consensual off-duty relationship is no business of the fire department and no business of mine and that's why we're not releasing anybody's name. because it's our position that it's nobody's business except the individuals involved. >> the investigation involves numerous firefighters, paramedics and department supervises who had sexual encounters while on the job. seven of 13 accused now face discipline. bobbi kristina brown may have been in legal trouble. she didn't appear in court on a charge on a charge of driving without a tag. meantime tmz is reporting that bobby brown is standing strong on his decision not to take his daughter off of life support because he believes in miracles.

>> all right. it's only maybe ten days till pitchers and catchers spring training and we're still talking about football. let's talk about it some more and maybe what their chances are next year of getting to the super bowl. let's bring in our buddies sean and jon. >> morning. >> what do you think the guys' chances of making it to the super bowl. >> the eagles are on their way. they definitely need some pieces. look at seattle. they weren't built overnight. they had a couple of drafts where they had to get a lot of players. so the eagles need to draft those guys because the people they drafted last year don't seem like they have a lot of promise. maybe they do need a new quarterback, but they have to get players on defense in the draft and in free agency. guys that can actually play.

>> i'm going to agree with that. and vegas agrees with us as well. right now their current odds in vegas are 20 to 1. only like six or seven teams in front of it. the see seahawks, the packers. >> what do you think about foles, what do you think about sanchez? >> sanchez is gone. >> foles is going to be here unless they're able to make a trade up in the draft. i would be happy with nick foles as a quarterback. i think foles is back unless they can get somebody else. >> so we have the patriots up there with all the parades and living high and it's hard to

watch. it feels like salt being rubbed into our wounds. >> we were doing the show on the day of the parade and i'm like why do you have the nfl network on right now. and there was a picture that i saw. and if you're 30 years old and you live in philadelphia, how many parades have you seen? one parade in 2008 for the phillies. this kid right here holding up a sign, nine parades. are you kidding me? that's not fair. we need a parade. >> i don't like that 13-year-old. i can't believe it. and you know what, it's funny because guess what? the man upstairs he doesn't even like boston, he dumped two feet of snow on them the day before nobody likes boston. >> you've got an event today coming up a little bit later? >> we do. mcfadden's ballpark. it's striking out cancer, the girl who went on ellen and was

surprised by chase utley. we're honoring her. it's the benefit, 3 to 6:00 p.m. we're going to have everybody from fox is going to be out there as well. 3:00 to 6:00. how much is the ticket? >> $35 at the door. let's have some fun today. >> we'll be there. thank you so much. we'll appreciate it. all right. what do you think about our chances with the eagles next year? what do you think has to happen. use our hashtag #fox29weekend. >> we're going to hear a lot from that. a measles scare in one local community. what families need to know. what's going on on social media? >> we're getting so many comments coming in right now. we have this adorable cat picture. this comment, to all of our friends, upload a video of your

kids, yeah do that. maybe they're talented at -- whatever they're telling a joke. make a video and we'll put them on television. look on my brother just met. i'm jealous. keep your pictures and your comments coming. >> and guess what this is. "pretty young thing" by mj. we've got some boy scouts in our news room use that hashtag, #fox29weekend. >> good morning. i'm dr. mike. are you one of those people like i am where we have a tremendous amount of stress in our lives at work? well, that increases your risk of a certain kind of stroke known as an ischemic stroke.

that's where you don't get enough blood to the brain. the key for people like us is to exercise, work on stress reduction, and tone it down. in a new study, couples that work together to get healthier, were more successful than those who tried alone. if you're in a relationship and you're trying to stop smoking, you better get your husband or wife to stop smoking too. you'll be more successful. new data suggests that if you're over 65, falling is becoming more and more of a risk. what you need to do now, before you get older, is to make sure that you exercise. take calcium, and make sure that you get your bones nice and strong. this is like putting money in the bank. i'm dr. mike. have a great weekend.

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chance for all of us to learn all about african-americans. richard allen was born into slavery in delaware. he would later become the founder of the ame church. it became the first independent black denomination in the country. he opened the first church in 1974 right here in philadelphia. back then it was a city with a large number of free blacks and he wanted them to have a place to worship without racial oppression. he purchased a lot and built the church. the site is now home to the oldest piece of real estate in the country continuously owned by african-americans. >> i'm learning so much philly history here. i love it.

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welcome back. it is 9:27 right now. as we take a look outside, t is a wind farm. is that the one as you're entering atlantic city? we've got new jersey in the house. we've got a little bit of a breeze out there. >> it's a chilly morning but we are expecting mild temperatures out there. ultimate doppler showing snow showers moving up through the suburbs. these snow showers should just be in passing. winter storm watch for the poconos sunday into monday. winter storm watch is posted for most of new york and new england. but not including new york city or philadelphia. this will only bring rain to maybe a mix for our city. future cast for the rest of

today, just clouds and sun. we have these morning showers, but a flurry is not out of the question early. otherwise it is just clouds and that will take us through sunday. a little more sunshine into south jersey and delaware for sunday. and you can dress a little bit milder for today. temperatures won't be as harsh. by 7:00 a.m. monday morning, there's a mix in the poconos, even some rain and snow showers headed into our area so we woen completely escape the impacts from our system. 50 in sight for sunday, a rare treat in february. wintry mix on monday, but probably more rain showers than anything else because of the high temperature of 43. we've got some sunshine but we turn cold by the end of the week. high temperature on friday just 22. >> your news now. a 15-year-old boy is in isolation at home after a doctor suspected him of having measles. that's according to the montgomery county health department. the teen has been evaluated and is waiting for that health department. anyone who has not been

vaccinated should be concerned and measles are extremely contagious as we know. the case has many parents talking about the virus. >> i think it's better to take the risk of being sick for a day or two or so and being vaccinated against the fatal diseases than to not be. >> knowing how the vaccinations are so important and it's not any way attached to autism, i don't understand why a lot of parents -- i know it's a controversial issue, but why people don't vaccinate their kids. >> thursday the advocacy group autism speaks urged parents to vaccinate their kids. >> his administration posted his work calendar online lifting appointments and travel. his meetings included time with senior staff legislators and president obama. >> time now to let it rip. this is something we do every saturday here on fox 29 weekend.

here's how it works. three big stores, your big comments and we let it rip for 30 seconds with this guy, solomon jones. solomon joining us by skype. good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you, karen? >> very well. well first, let's talk about there's a teen involved in a mainline drug ring. he's 19 years old. his name is timothy brooks and he sold drugs to high school and college students from his home in villa nova. here's what people tweeted. slap on the wrist. some say some. see what i'm saying about double standard? the camel's back is breaking. someone else? weed, cocaine, assault rifle, dude gets nine months? must be nice. >> okay. so this brings to mind the hashtag criming while white. this guy had a whole lot of money but when you look at what

he had. he had semiautomatic weapons. let alone selling to teens. i mean, this guy got over like a fat rat. remind you of something from the movie scarface. >> so how about the big debate next on vaccinations with the recent measles outbreaks we've had. the president says children should have their children vaccinated. chris christie says there should be personal choice. if you want rapture to come sooner don't vaccinate yourself or your kids. and this is from facebook. so many people don't even think about what they're eating or doing as far as lifestyle choices and they think all they have to do is stay healthy is to get whatever vaccine is being pedestrian -- peddled at the

drugstore. >> president obama says use vaccines and everybody on the other side says wait a minute we have to disagree. i personally i vaccinate my kids. that's all i have to say about that. what surprises me, a guy like rand paul, he's a doctor and he's going around talking about what he heard happened to people as a result of that vaccine. he knows better. it's a shame to see a doctor pandering politically this way. >> next up is nbc anchor brian williams publicly apologizing for saying he was in a who will kopter that was shot down in iraq when he was in another aircraft. williams blames it on the fog of his memory. he misremembered and the fact that he repeatedly watched the video of himself inspecting the damaged aircraft. social media all over this one. thanks brian williams for going first. i'd like to recant my 1990 to

1994 marriage to roseanne. never happened. melis melissa poses on facebook. how about just plain lies. i think i would remember if i was being shot at. >> i'm calling him lying brian. there's no way in the world you don't remember if you were in a helicopter that got shot down by a rocket propelled grenade. i think i would remember that. everything about being in a war zone is pathetic that for 12 years he lied about this. you've heard of 12 years a slave, now there's 12 years a lar, starring lying brian williams. those are solomon's opinions. what are your opinions on these hot button issues? let us know and use our hashtag

#fox29weekend. >> we have to apologize here. we try to play your music on your jukebox but we got a song in by nikki minaj and there was some language in there. we have been seeing your tweets. we are sorry. you're hearing what we're saying. you know these things called emojis? the secret meaning behind the emojis, i'm going to put karen and caitlin to an w??ççóo?óñçoç

so we have some bets in our studios. >> we just got the clarification, they're cub scouts. >> they came in to check out our television station. >> they're getting a firsthand experience. >> you are about to take the emoji exam. these are like the little smiley faces that you see sometimes. there's one, do you know what that is? >> is that crying? >> it's so confusing because that one sometimes can be laughing or crying, right? >> yes. >> and you don't know. >> >> karen hepp, what about this one?

>> my eyes are bugging out like surprise. >> right. i send that when someone says something off the wall. >> it kind of looks like he's having stomach pains. >> what you are if 'single like me. >> the little kissy face? it's like a little heart, flirty one. >> i'm sort of sad that the boys aren't here because we're going to talk about this one in a pg way. >> have you seen this one? >> it's an eggplant. >> that's what you're supposed to think. >> but now people are starting to use these emojis in really weird ways. >> i think that one might be related to a hot dog or something like that. >> right. just in general, people are starting to use these so they've done research and studies are showing that the more you use these. >> they found out the more you use them, you have a more hot

between the sheets kind of life than other people. people who on the site who use more emojis apparently have better -- researchers believe that the creative little faces and symbols allow for more emotion in your text messages making it easier for people to pick up on the key singnals and emoji users are more likely to go on dates and twice as likely to get married. >> we're not going to chat about it. because all the young people in the studio completely outweigh the adults. >> what's happening with target? >> target workers going above the call of duty to help a teenager who needs a job. >> let's find out about this teenager. what they did to put a smile on the faces of customers who witnessed it. they watched the whole thing as it happened. the incredible social media response to that story.

>> it's national black hiv aids awareness day. and one organization is offering free hiv testing until 1:00 p.m. this is on the 1200 block of spring garden street in philadelphia and they're giving out gift cards for everyone who comes in and gets a test. out gift cards for everyone who comes in and gets a test. it was

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workers is being praised for helping a teenager to try to land his first job. >> your comment coming in right now but as we're talking about this target worker. there was a customer who took a picture of employees in action at a north carolina store. that's the picture and it went viral after she posted it on facebook. there's a teen who came in looking for a clip for a tie on an interview. but the store didn't carry any. a group of employees stepped in and showed him how to tie the neck tie he bought and gave him a few pointers for his interview. >> we took the wrapping off of it and i tied it on my neck and fit it over his head and make sure you look him in the eye and a stern handshake and he tucked his shirt in and tied his shows. >> he was saying yes, ma'am. >> i love that. the when people show you respect and look you in the eye. three target employees went to the restaurant yesterday and

offered to be job references. chick-fil-a the teen still has to go through several rounds of interviews before he can be hired but he will let them know how it turns out. >> so many of you commenting on this story on this facebook page. how nice of the employees to help this young man. they should be applauded by target. and good for him to be open to the kindness of others. >> i love that they helped him. i also love the young man had the desire to dress to impress at his first interview. >> so chris mckonl was leading that cub scout troop. the money raised will help support those who were affected by epilepsy seizure disorders.

>> so now it's time to look at your interactive weather. we're going to take a live look outside. first at the airport. many people trying to escape the cold and go to a warm destination. >> i hope they're getting there. temperatures will be a little bit warmer today but not necessarily warm. at least in the 40s, but doppler does show snow showers that formed overnight moving through eastern parts of pennsylvania. some snow flurries flying. we could have flurries through this morning otherwise it's a mix of sun and clouds. your forecast today, a few peaks of sunshine, but mainly cloudy and dry. it will be slightly warmer and even warmer into sunday where we can see a decent amount of sunshine. temperatures should hit 50 degrees. by monday morning, showers in the philadelphia area, mainly rain but maybe mixing with some sleet. that becomes snow showers and

accumulating snow. we hit 43 later today under mostly cloudy skies. 50 on sunday, a nice treat there. wintry mix early monday and again snow for the poconos. otherwise we clear out, we turn very cold by the end of the week. >> i'm chef robert bennett of classic cake and this is your fox food byte. bite. today i'm going to show you how to make dark chocolate truffles. with valentine's day coming up, this is the perfect sweet. we start off with two cups of heavy cream, bring it to a boil with two table spoon of corn syrup. you don't want to walk away from this. you can enhance it with a vanilla bean, a cinnamon stick, this is french chocolate, this is a high quality bitter sweet chocolate. don't skimp on your ingredients.

if you just have the semisweet mors els you use in your chocolate chips it will still come out delicious. now just pour it over the top of the chocolate. let it sit for like 30 seconds or so. after its sat for a little bit. i prefer an immersable blender. if you don't have one, you can use a whisk. a good quality ganache has almost like a pudding consistency to it. i know it's done when there's no more lumps, nice and smooth. now you need to let this sit another five minutes. don't want to too hot because we're going to have to whisk in some butter. now after it sat for five minutes you add the butter. see that nice shine. use the blender. now the butter is emulsifying. you can actually use a stand

blender. you don't want to use a hand mixer because that will really encourage air bubbles. the idea is to keep this nice and tight. now that it's all mixed we're going to let it sit at room temperature for a couple of hours, cover it lightly so the air can circulate. now two hours later, ready to scoop it into the truffles. this is a rather large scoop by my standards. some people like their truffles really big. this did a nice way to portion the truffles. this makes about 2 and a half, 3 dozen depending how many you want to give to your loved one and how many you want to eat yourself. i'm going to cut these in half because i like them a little smaller. but since i used that perfect little scoop, these will give me nice, consist event sized truffles. now i'm going to role these into

balls. if it's a little sticky, coat your hands with cocoa. they don't have to be dead on exactlily the same, because no two truffles are the same. this is some of the chocolate that we're going to be using to coat the truffles. i like to use the microwave because you're not subjecting it to a water bath where water can get into the chocolate for dark chocolate i would say one minute on high, give it a stir, put it back in 20 seconds at a time, more until it's completely melted. this looks perfect. i'm going to let this sit just for a few minutes. while i get prepared to dip the truffles. for this stip, i recommend putting on some gloves. it can get kind of messy. you can coat the truffles one of two ways. get one on to one hand and just roll the truffle in the

chocolate. lay it down. we'll call these naked truffles. or another method, take a bed of cocoa, same type, and lay them into the cocoa and give them a little nudge. now the cocoa will stick to it. after they're coated you lay it on there and you see the chocolate is set up, they're ready to serve. box them up and give them to your loved ones. happy valentine's day. i'm chef

welcome back to fox 29 weekend. aj, thank you so much for this picture. fox 29, summertime is around the corner. we hope so because that groundhog didn't say so. is that a new word, misremembered? lying. thank you for sending your comments in. we always love those. and look. bill anderson -- wait a minute. >> last saturday with us. made you a cake. >> i was just talking about it. i didn't know you liked red velvet. so sorry. >> we're not leaving the

station. >> i'm leaving the little pod from you guys. >> let's look at the memories that you've had. >> oh. >> out with the old, in with the new. bill anderson, you're from "chasing muj" we loved watching your show but now you're joining our team as well. we have some pictures and video from your show as well: single man, married man? >> single man. i'm not a married man. >> i used to run track and i had to hand off the baton. i'm good at this. >> enjoy it. you'll have the time of your life this is a great group. >> that wasn't exactly the

emotion i was expecting. >> this is like the family cup. you have to work on the show to touch the hashtag. >> do you get t-shirts or something with it? >> we could. >> what are you going to miss the most about chasing and what are you most looking about fox 29 weekend? >> chasing became family and there was a tribute. it was a hard good-bye. i love them, we developed the show. i'm going to miss that family. i'm excited about this one. i love the fact there's still interaction. i'm kind of a social media person. i'll be tweeting back and forth, if you see us on the street say hello. i've known karen for a minute. >> we did a radio show back in the day when we were on 4:00 a.m., bill would call in 0

dark early and bring us all the news. >> i was his writer when we had to do that. >> can you cut the cake? >> i'm so excited. >> karen is the twitter police and police of a lot of other things. nicole is boss lady and aaron just kind of mixes in with all of this nonsense. so you're going to have a blast. and i'm billafox29 right now. >> and you can follow him. >> and of course next week he will be here joining us starting saturday at 8:00 a.m. and sunday. >> can i just say to the fox 29 viewers that i've had a blast and i've appreciated all the comments and tweets and everything they've sent and

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