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had their streets plowed specially south philadelphia, north philly, as women, also west fell i those narrow streets. anyway we will talk about the temperatures. when will it ever get above 32? >> looks like ice castle, a building that caught fire earlier this week, is still covered in ice, from firefighter's closing -- hosting it down, now more about the dangers inside. >> and, growing pains. you have heard that term, growing pains. or something parents worry about little bit. the warning signs you should look out for when children complain of leg pain. is it just growing pains? or is there a bigger concern? >> and, it is one of the hottest shows on tv. now, two of the stars, from our hit show, empire, are going to be here in the city, studio this morning, yes, they'll be here. so you better dear side. will you be team andre or team hakeem? you need to decide this morning before they come in.

>> but, one. guys, went to overbrook high school. >> that's right. he's from fill. >> i yes. >> fantastic. >> still hangs out here all the time. >> we're excited to welcome him home. >> if you have questions, yes, tweet us, use the #fox29goodday. >> empire's on tonight. >> that's right. >> new episode. >> certainly is. >> maybe we'll learn about what will be new tonight then? >> right. get in on the secret. >> snooky? >> she'll be on the show. >> did you see what she had on last week. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, lord. >> okay. talk about snooki. >> and cake. >> six out of ten is your number today, your weather by the numbers, at least seeing some sunshine, and not starting off with snow, like we did yesterday. like bus stop buddy, who is back at school after what ended up being a five-day weekend. you got to bundle up. and wear your shades today.

temperatures are in the single digits, and the teens, and there are plenty of slippery spots around this morning with the temperatures that low. so, we have 15 degrees, not much wind today, different story tomorrow. foxcast goes for high of 30 degrees, maybe few flurries around, but tonight, we get some snow showers moving through, and low of 14 degrees, that is your wednesday, we've got a lot of changes coming un, including very low temperatures, record low temperatures, in our seven day forecast, just ahead. hey, bob kelly? >> sue, morning, everybody, 7:03, starting to see some jams in the traffic cams. live look at the blue route, 476, right near mcdade boulevard. again, everybody's headed back to work this morning, back to work, back to school. and watch for the black ice, in the neighborhoods, we haven't had any report on the major roadways, but the neighborhoods, the on and the off-ramps, if it looks wet, it certainly is iced over there this morning, with our temperatures hope their at 15 degrees, some good news for the gang in the northeast, they just reopened levick street here at torresdale, had been closed for most of the

morning, from an early morning fire. but, watch it, as go through the intersection there, it is all iced over, philadelphia streets department crews just put down a layer of salt. so, that's going to take some time to kind of work it way in. one for the shaders, route 73, in maple shade, new jersey, the sun begins to pop out with little sun glare, this morning, but, for the most part, on the majors, on the pennsylvania side, good shape. it is south jersey here, jackknife tractor-trailer, right at exit number two, of i-295. that's just north of that delaware memorial bridge. getting word of the tractor-trailer, two other vehicles involved, in a crash there, as women. again, that's on the jersey side of the delaware memorial. then south on 95, we go for a ride. starting to ride the brakes from cottman avenue, gets real tight through girard, as you work your way in toward downtown. septa says, they're operating on regular weekday schedule, and running with no delays. mike, alex, back to you. >> bob, thank you, 7:04, been a developing story, one man dead after violent fight outside after philadelphia

bar. >> yes, steve has the details on this one, steve, where are you? >> reporter: instead of the usual case of stop snitching, we had unusual case of stop the bleeding and save a life. so great witness, doing what we don't see much at all. not only up in -- helping police with the investigation but helping two new york men, he found stabbed and bleeding badly here on the sidewalk, at stenton near johnson street here in the mt. airy section of philadelphia. both men, in a bar, called che bar and grill, apparently fight inside with just words spilled outside into a fistfight, nobody ever saw a knife, but likely was one of the hidden knives that people use inbetween their fingers and use it as a fist, little small knife, but does a loft big damage, and one guy, from new york, 29 dead on the operating room table, the other guy clung to life and saved a life, thanks to this guy who took him to the hospital. three witnesses, cooperating with police, as well, and here is some of what they told police, what they are looking

for. >> description of our perpetrator is a male, approximately 30 years of age, thin build, wearing a black and gray jacket. this male has full beard. he was last seen in a gray colored buick lesaber, unknown direction. now, fortunately, 6300 block of stenton avenue, both sides of the street, all businesses, all retail establishments, although around 2:30 in the morning, when we believe this happened, they're closed, we did find cameras at almost everyone of the businesses, and the cameras are exterior cameras, and they're facing in the direction where we found our crime scene evidence. also, right at the location of the stabbing, there are city, police, real-time crime cameras. and those cameras did record something that could help us with our investigation. >> mike, also got some help detective telling us that some of the witnesses new the guy that they're looking for, and

in addition to having that great description, knowing what he drives, they know who he is, as well, with a name and maybe even address, and likely an arrest before the end of the show if they can find him for sure. >> i would think so. clock 07. also, this news out of northeast philadelphia, two people are returned to frankford hospital following a fire, happened at levick street, and torresdale avenue. no word on the victim's conditions. they also had some cats that had to be rescued, as women. some locals are complaining their city not doing enough to clean up the snow. >> yes, the frustrations are coming out of vineland, new jersey, city saw about 4 inches of snow yesterday. some residents say every time it snows, the city fails to get to the side street. but officials with the public works department say they're just doing the best they can. and that, although they have asked for more help from the city council, economics, will prevent them from having a larger crew. >> you know, happens in a lot of cities around our area. the situation similar in some,

you know, some south philly neighborhoods, also in west philly, north philly, all over the place. those skinny side streets, sometimes, don't get plowed. oftentimes they don't. so what are we doing about it? listen to this. >> actually, you know, they really don't do these little streets. we actually got a guy who comes around on a bobcat, plowing, and we actually go around house to house, and we all chip in ten bucks. >> of course you got into the parking spaces and saving spaces and putting chairs out and all of that. happens every year. 7:08. >> let's get to. >> this building that's covered in ice. and people have been taking pictures and it has really been going everywhere now. this photo, this image there is happened after a fire earlier this weeks. and it also remains a safety concern this morning. >> yes, jenny's in west philly at this location, hi, jenny. >> reporter: hi, alec, mike. talking about how it looks pretty, it also looks a little erie here on scene. take a look at this building. three stories, this was the result after fire that happened on monday, in

3 degrees temperatures. the firefighters hoses froze on contact, now major safety concerns pi point the fear is that the weight of the ice combined with the fire damage will cause this building to collapse. yesterday fox 29 crews left messages with the philadelphia fire marshall's office, to check on the status of this property, l & i says it is waiting for fire officials to release the scene, so they can evaluate the damage. while the build something a concern, it is to has also become an attraction with people stopping by to snap photos of the scene. >> the water tanks, the firetrucks, were froze, freezing up, the fire people were chopping, really chopping the ice off the trucks. >> actually beautiful, though, nice picture to have. you know, for you guys on stain gram and facebook, nice picture to have on your page. >> this building housed the locust medical center here at 52nd and locust streets, and people were coming up to us, telling us, that they don't know where to go now for medical treatment. people would come here, they would get their medications,

also, because three blocks in this area are now blocked off, trying to keep people far away from that building, as they continue to walk down the middle of the street. >> this just don't want them up against the building, because, there are those concerns, and zombies cents in the area told us that this actually had been hurting business, keeping people away from this block. mike, alex? >> hey, zoom back into the traffic light. that's kind of interesting, the traffic light is still working and there it is red now? >> still working. i was surprise bid that, too. >> it is. >> a ghost or something? >> oh, you're right, alex. like a ghost. >> ya, it is wild. >> what do you do about it? i guess you can go out there, take axes and break up all of the ice sick else? funny how the fire department left their ladders, ladders frozen into the building. >> big concern, though. 7:10. >> it is being reported isis

millitant burned 45 peoples 5 miles from an air base staffed by us marines. news comes days after 21 christians were be headed in a rampage in libya. religious leader claim isis is the biggest threat to christians in the region. 150,000 christians and in iraq have been placed or forced to convert in order to avoid paying special taxes. some churches have been destroyed, others transformed at the jails or even stables. in response, christian malitia has formed in iraq, now, some members are said to be americans. >> mal airasia, yes. boca who are and leader released new video, his message to the leaders of disbelievers, he makes it clear nigerian elections will not be peaceful even if it cost group members their lives. according to koran, only alah has authority over the lands. >> it is 11 past 7:00 now this wednesday. the nsa is planting surveillance software in computer hard drivers around the world apparent lip, according to new study, by

russian researchers. is this believable? moscow-based lab found personal compute nerves more than 30 different countries have been infected with at least one spying program, since 2001. and the software security firm believes the national security agency, the nsa, is behind it. the targets include governments, militaries, tell he come companies, and extremists, but nsa officials declined to comment on the accuracy of, again, a russian report. >> president obama says he will abide by federal judge's ruling that temporarily blocks his immigration program. however, he says, his administration will appeal this ruling out of the state of texas. ruling allows 26 states time to pursue a lawsuit that aims to permanently stop his executive order. >> 7:00 it, nancy pelosi is in

cuba. there and fellow democrats, aimed at improving diplomatic ties l meet with cuban government and local and church officials, pelosi is expected to give news conference tomorrow before returning to the us. >> thanks for that update, alex. >> yes, having great time. >> i was wondering where she was. >> white house estimate more than 11 million people signed up for health insurance this year. how much, the final number could grow or could go down actually based on couple of scenarios. there are some people who still need to finish their applications. last year the official enrollment dropped after the deadline, because some people didn't pay their premiums. >> work will always fill the time alloted. you know? you always go pales the deadline. >> and measles outbreak isn't showing any signs of slowing down. health officials say the number every cases has now gone up to 141. twenty new cases are reported in the last week, and 18 of those cases stem from outbreaks at disneyland at illinois day care center. cdc says most of the people who got meals else were not

vaccinated and some were children that were just too young to get the shots. >> i got you. carnegie melon blaming technical glitch for sending out acceptance letters to student who did not actually get into the school. can you imagine how disappointing this is? 800 student received the incorrect emails. they had been applying not masters program in a computer science area. university spokesperson over there at carnegie melon has apologized for the mistake. again, how are you doing? and says the school is receiving their notification system to prevent a similar error in the future, what i am trying to tell you is, carnegie melon sent out acceptance letters to about 800 people. they are not really ever going to go to carnegie melon. how disappoint that for them and their families. >> i can't imagine what that would feel like, to get that and then oops, never minds. >> oh, i'm going harvard. oh, no you're not. >> what about this? a pooch that's a part of many american families pulls off an un set at the westminster dog show. >> i love a cute beagle.

odds had it. odds had it, portuguese water dog, for goodness sake, was going to win the whole darn thing. but oh, no. that portuguese water dog didn't win the westminster dog show. >> my choice for the best in show, is the beagle. >> the beagle. >> are you kidding me, this beagle is a upset. >> yes, the beagle is named best in show at the 139th annual event inside the madison square garden. she celebrated by chomping on the coveted ribbon. look at that, yummy. has winning in her blood, though, related to the only other beagle to have ever won the westminster show. that was in 2008. >> and i met that beagle, i was doing a show up in new york, than beagle came to our set the following morning. >> well, how was it? >> ♪ >> like a celebrity? >> now listen to there is sue

serio. >> i'm listen. >> guess who else was in that arena up for best in show? >> who? >> patty hurst had a dog in the final in the westminster dog show. has been breeding and training dogs since she got out of jail, years ago. patty hurst. >> great trivia. >> nobody finds that fascinating but me. >> dow. >> how about bigger ring? >> wow. >> my good, mike. >> oh, goodness gracious me! >> what? >> the odds that far happening. >> when she was kidnapped, what name did they give patty hurst? she had the machine gun in her hands? do you know it? >> tanya? >> tanya, yes. >> you have to be after certain age to remember. >> nobody what i am talking about. >> and that i am. well, oh, boy. you don't have to be that old to remember one year ago. it was on february 18th of last year, we got 3 inches of snow. now we got 3 inches of snow in

a lot of places yesterday. but, as of february 18th, of last year, that was our 14th storm of the season, and that put us at a seasonal total of 40.6 inches. you know we were on our way to 68-inch snowfall season. that was last year. this is this year. where we have had 10.2 inches of snow. and that's all for philadelphia. now, we have another arctic invasion tonight. we've got a clipper system coming through. tonight, into tomorrow. so it is not canadian air coming own down from the northwest, no, north pole air that we will get. and because we have snow pack on the gown, it will be even colder, so we already have a windchill watch in effect, north and west every us, for tomorrow night into friday morning. that's when we expect the these unbelievable cold temperatures, but, back to the clipper system for tonight. looks like little bit of snow like that, not like yesterday's snow there is one coming through quickly, not everybody will get snow, but you could see quick coating to

an inch in a few places, say after 7:00, 8:00 through about 2:00 in the morning this thing moves through. so, it moves through at pretty good clip. clipper system, you get that. okay, so, potential amounts, maybe coating to inch at the most foreplays that is get it, inch or more maybe north and west of the city. but the big real big news will be the temperatures, especially, friday morning. so 15 degrees in philadelphia, single digit to the north and south us in many places, but friday morning forecasted low, the record, the record is one agree setback in 1979. in case you're wondering, the lowest temperature we've ever, ever, ever had in philadelphia, was 11 degrees below zero, than was setback in february 9th of 1934. >> i remember, that ways on my way to school. >> yes, with holes in your shoes? >> ya. >> ya, right. 30 degrees will be our high today. seventeen tomorrow. eighteen on friday.

we start out the day with 0 degrees. not as cold saturday. saturday night wintery mix lasting into sunday morning. but sunday afternoon we finally get to the 40's, stowe will change over to rain, and then chance of some flurries monday morning, back to really cold temperatures by tuesday. so, it will be a brief appearance, those 40's, on sunday. >> heatwave. heatwave. >> yes, 45 degrees. >> good morning, everybody, 7:19. here comes the sun starting to pop out, warm us up, slow us down, north on i-95. from delaware county, heading up toward philly, international airport, again, the schuylkill expressway, little sun glare right here, as you work your way inbound past the conshohocken curve in toward center city and 422, accident eastbound, at trooper, watch it all of the overpasses on and off ramps, if it looks wet, you know the drill. there is the chance of it being iced over. now we got jackknife tractor-trailer here, 295, on the new jersey side of the delaware memorial bridge, it is all centered right around

exit number two, your best bet, just use the new jersey turnpike, there, to play it safe. then let's go for a ride, eastbound, or i should say northbound on the 42 freeway, delays from the atlantic city expressway in toward walt whitman, stack and packed on the ben franklin bridge. everybody coming into philadelphia. looks like we're all getting early start as well after a day off yesterday, from the snow, and that three day holiday. and then in the neighborhood, west philadelphia, around that fire that we just showed you the cool picks of from monday, 52nd and locust, the whole three block radius block off. has ruth 52 bus on detour, coming in from downingtown, slow going on the bypass, working your way in toward king of prussia. mass transit though looking good, mike, alex, back to you. >> let's talk about living in the future. forget about passwords, right? microsoft wants to you use fingerprints, and maybe your eyeballs to log into your devices, i really like this

technology. and i want it to h

all right, 7:24. how would this work now? explain this thing. i never saw minority report. >> talking about where it scans your eye, it knows it use, you can have things targeted specifically for you, kind of like that movie minority report. >> like i said, yes. >> with tom cruise. >> so are you tell me this technology is getting closer to reality? >> true. whether it comes it your computer, lauren, right? >> i think later this year, yes. so, mike soft is working on bio metrics. eye scans, fingerprint scans to get rid of traditional passwords forever on it new operating system. yes, because, you know what?

we're always changing those passwords, they're so difficult to create, because they need, you know, a number, a letter, a capitol letter, a symbol, et cetera. >> so easy to crack. so essentially microsoft has team up with the universal alliance, called the fast identification on line framework, fido, google, mastercard, these guys supporting these bio metrics. could see windows ten supported when that becomes commercially available later this year. so minority report, the future, is here, and it is now. there are people who are saying, look, you know, this sounds creepy to say, but you can like steel someone's fingerprint, something like that. >> well. >> to get into a system. >> yes. >> we're hearing the bio metrics might be coupled with a key to be or some form of

authentication judge say alex head, get your phone, force your face into that phone. >> one way to do it. >> but i mean, when we think of like the iphone, though it, has that technology look locking in, getting into your phone. and they're saying some people figured out a way to get into your phone. >> or grab your finger and put it on your phone and i get all of your information. >> but still pretty cool. >> either way. >> i always forget my password. so, this will make it east. >> i because we're always changing them. >> i know, craze. >> i my password is simonette i. >> yes. >> that's not creepy. >> i can't wait to steel your money now. >> that's great outfit you have on, too. >> remind me offing. >> school. >> ya? >> yes, little collegiate, yes, actually it is address, it looks like a blouse but it is address. i like that word. >> yes. >> so student just. >> i wish coy send compliment back to you giles, but i can't see you. >> probably best you can't. >> so do you have any idea

whatever we look like? >> i look like george clean. >> i only because i googled you. >> ann look like halle barre. >> that's right. >> you guys do, there you go. >> i like that you gooing tell. >> you know alexi can't say i love your dress it morning because i have no idea what you are wearing. what are you wearing. >> she is totally nude. >> really? >> very weird. >> you know what? whatever. >> bye, lauren, see you tomorrow. >> how about this? this trial is moving right along, isn't it? defense expected to make their agoment in the american sniper trial this morning. what can we expect out of the court case today, we'll take a look at this case, it casino of is gripping the nation. i think most of the country is interested in this case. >> yes. and is your child going through growing pains? or is it something a little more scary? >> you know your kids will say oh, my legs hurt? >> what we need to be looking out for, jen? >> yes, there is a lot of things that reasons why you should not ignore them. you shouldn't shake it off, if you l this guy hangs out with

the eagles but he want to help the kids, as well. so they are stretching. no jumping jacks here. doing dynamic stretching. we'll give you some signs it might be something more than just growing pains, with doctor lee

dave: the effect that standardized testing is having on our students is already coming through, it's already showing, and they haven't even taken the test yet. my first-grader came home the other day and cried, because he couldn't - he didn't feel like going to karate practice. after he was done with his work, he said, "mom, i'm just tired," and started to cry. in first grade. what are we doing? what are we doing to our kids?

>> today felt like we were sleeping in. >> last night, sell the alarm, an hour later? >> don't let the bosses get mid idea about this 3:00 a.m. start up. >> i'll talk to them. >> from the american foundation of suicide prevention, doctor mike took part in their walk back in the fall. the out of darkness walk. so great job for the philadelphia chapter, spreading awareness and education. >> that's good. >> they sent us some mugs. we'll drunk out of them today. we'll send you back one of our mugs, as well. you would like to send me one of your mugs? there is your address, keep them coming, keep them going. >> of all of the mugs, i want that one. >> we got one for you right here. >> 7:31. >> we've got a look at werth today. we'll give you a number first. this could also be the temperature where you are. we have lots of single digit temperatures out there this morning. but rating on scale of one to

ten, a six today, which is better than yesterday's two. now, bus stop buddy, finally, back at school, after a five-day weaken. that's what it ended up being. because, of the holiday on monday, and so many kids having a snow day, yesterday. so, welcome back. and bundle up. because it is 15 degrees in the city. but single digit in many of our suburbs. so, here's our high today. 30 degrees, and then tonight we have some snow showers, and low of 14. so that takes care of your six out of ten today in your weather by the numbers, bob kelly, good morning again. >> sue, back at you, 7:32, starting starting to see sun glares around the board. good morning delco. live look at the blue route, 476 in the area of route one, typical delays in both directions, everybody's going back to work and school today. after four, five day weekend between the holiday, snow days we had yesterday. live look at route 100, out in exton, where again, anything that looks wet, there is that potential for black ice, even

though the sun pops out little bit yesterday. anything it did melt refroze on the overnight, so we will have delays and some sun glare here, live look at route one, as you work your way out of bucks county head in the toward the turnpike tolls. jackknife tractor-trailer at exit number two, on the new jersey side, of the delaware memorial bridge, your best bet, maybe use new jersey turnpike as an alternate. and then north on the freeway, for the gang coming in toward philadelphia, just brake tap working your way in toward 295, the walt whitman bridge looks fine. the benjamin franklin bridge back up into downtown, and three block radius around 52nd and locust, still block off from that fire location on monday. mass transit though looking good. mike, alex, back to you. >> let's talk about this trial. it will get real interesting today. all eyes shift to the defense now. probably this morning, the american sniper trial, going on in texas. >> yes, eddie ray rouse accused of killing former navy seal christ kyle, and his friend littlefield at shooting

rage. yesterday prosecutors played recorded phonecall between rouse and a reporter from a new york no err magazine, in which rouse talked about what happened saying he quote take care of business. so defense attorneys say rouse who was taking anti-psychotic medication was insane when he shot kyle and littlefield, in convicted rouse faces life in prison without parole. >> so what can we expect today from the defense? hi, good to see you. >> this is an interesting defense, do you remember the most famous insanity defense trial? >> was it the woman who killed her kids down in houston. >> 1928, john hinkly junior, pled insanity, and was found insane. >> for killing. >> for, well, for shooting brady and for attempting to shoot president reagan, and then what happened was sirly they put him in a institution for the rest of his live, hinkly. kind of the same thing, not guilty by reason of insanity, they had his mother on the stand yesterday.

his mother talked about how he threatened to kill himself, how he threatened to kill other people, how she begged the hospital that he was in to keep him in the hospital. and all of this will play into the jury's determination whether he was insane at the time that he actually did the shooting. >> and the dash cam video or whatever the recordings of the police when they tracked him down, and caught him after a chase? >> yes. >> he sounds nuts. >> he does sound nuts. it kind of cuts both ways, because it also sounds like he knows what he was doing. >> well, yes, because he is running away. >> because he is running away, he was in that truck, running away. >> that means he knows he did something wrong. >> that's the whole thing they have do decide at the time he shot the gun. did he know the difference between right and wrong? defense says no, he was insane, prosecution says absolutely new what was doing, look what he did, he jumped in his truck, tried to get away. cut both ways. this trial i think will bounce back and forth. yesterday actually good day for the defense, putting the mother on the stands basically saying i was begging the hospital to keep him in the hospital. plays pretty well with a injury. >> i ptsb main source.

>> ptsd, you don't opportunity associate necessarily violence with ptsd. pschiatric community very careful about saying don't confuse the two. but insanity plea doesn't work very often, does it? >> it doesn't work very often at all. but in this case, you know, i think the jurally have a lot to decide. he shot two guys in the back of their heads. that casino of says to you you probably had to be insane at least at that point in time. because really was no motive. these were two guys, chris kyle, chad littlefield, trying to help him. >> that's right. >> they were fellow vets. they were thereto be therefore him to help him. he turns, shoots them both in the head. sound crazy to me. >> talking about this earlier, we were saying we were surprised the prosecution already rested. >> well, they do things quick in texas. >> put open their prosecution, they don't have to prove he killed them. he definately killed them. now what they'll do, they'll have a chance in rebuttal. if the defense puts up

insanity, the prosecution can come back and rebut t so another shot at t they're just wait to go see what the defense case puts on. very interesting trial. >> chris kyle's wife, right there. >> yes. >> very, very sad. yep, i mean, look, i think everybody has seen the movie. really spectacular movie. so i think a lot of people hoping this guy gets convicted. >> good seeing you. >> good seeing you guys. let's gem back to our game playing the last three weeks. trying to figure out who is the greatest athlete in philadelphia sports history? >> so what about these two? doctor jay, versus joe frazier. >> we'll see how they stack up. >> that's a tough

>> ♪ >> down to eight flares to find the greatest athletes in philadelphia sports history. this is how it works.

team up with billy. com. put the 32 best athletes in a ncaa style bracket, and let you decide the winner on myfoxphilly.com. >> ♪ >> each week vote to see who survives, who moves on to the next round. last week, we went from 16 to elite eight. the biggest upset by former phillies great richie ashburn, easily, knock off allen iverson. whitey pick up 61% of the votes. >> we are talking about taxes. >> sorry, ai, we aren't talking about practice. this is the game, and you are out. you can vote on the final match up right now on myfoxphilly.com. just look on the good day philadelphia's greatest link, on the home page. >> we get clothe err to the final four. >> matchups this weaning features some of the most deng rated and popular athletes that have ever played in our city. >> will he help the sixers win

one championship, dominance, changing many of the rules of the game. of course leftie won four cy young awards with the phillies and helped the team win the 1980 world series. >> next up about a phillies legend, mike schmidt, versus richie ashburn, probably the greatest philly of them all. but whitey ash bun could be the most popular. >> both members of the mlb brought of -- >> reggie white versus bobby boy clarke, reggie no doubt one of the best he is defensive players ever to play in the ffl. bobby clarke helped bring two championships to philadelphia, won 2mvp awards as flyer. >> and finally, we have julius erving versus joe frazier, doctor jay helped bring an nba tight toll philadelphia back in 1983, and in many ways, he revolutionized the game. >> joe frazier was the undefeated heavy weight champion, three epic fights with muhammad ali. >> what do you think?

get to voting. don't forget you can vote right now, on each of those matchups, at myfoxphilly.com. >> click on good day philadelphia's greatest tab, the home tab. this round every voting lasts until midnight friday. then on monday's show good day philadelphia, we will announce the final four. >> yes,. >> something. >> quite interesting. >> okay, is it growing pains or is it something more serious? jenn fred is telling us when you should take your kids to the doctor. >> hey, jen? >> yes, doctor cohen is a fancy -- >> well, and then we have growing pains sometimes. you just freeze up. anyway, so we'll talk about growing pains. either your kids oh, my legs -- >> yes, it is hurt being one mom tweeted me, sometimes i just rub my kids legs down, what you should do, what you just [ male announcer ]own, are you so stuffed up, you feel like you're underwater?

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is the current temperature, four in children children, real temperatures, not the windchills, tails of the air that will head our way starting tonight. by the way it is still warm nerve al alaska, than it is rigt here, right now. 29 degrees at anchorage. we're at 15 in philadelphia. so yes, clipper coming tonight. arctic air is behind it. as far as snowfall is concerned, someplace also see snow burst or two, as this moves through. but not every place. so, it could be enough in some areas, to give you quick coating to inch of snow, not the same type every system as yesterday. this is clipper system. cold air behind it will really be the headline, much more, than whatever snowfall we get, and the overnight hours by tomorrow, it is gone. so coating to inch, maybe, little more than that, north and west of the city. here are your current temperatures, and they're pretty cold. only 2 degrees in pottstown, allentown, reading, lancaster, 15 in philadelphia. but we don't have a lot of wind out there, like we will

tomorrow. so, whatever you're dealing with is cold enough. three below zero is the current actual temperature, in millville, new jersey, right now, now, friday morning, our record low temperature for the 20th of february is 1 degrees, we're forecasting zero, so could be breaking new low temperature records, lowest recorded temperature ever, ever, ever in philadelphia, was 11 below. back in 1934. it will be mighty cold friday morning, so, today, we won't make it to freezing, nor will we on thursday or friday. we may get thereon saturday. and then, get into the 40's, on sunday, so that's a look at your weather authority forecast, next seven days, lots of ups, downs, with the temperatures, how about the road to work, bob kelly? >> well, we got couple of problems, sun glare will play a factor in our commute this morning, we look live, at route one southbound, that accident near the neshaminy interchange, right near the neshaminy mall there. then in the neighborhoods, 152nd street, at locust, the scene of the fire from monday,

the three block radius, all block off this morning. that's throwing folks for loop trying to get in and out of the neighborhood, maybe trying to get to the 52nd street station. delays coming in from downingtown, eastbound on the bypass, wick sun glare working your way in toward route 100. north along 202, extra slow, from west chester, headed up to around around that curve. philadelphia international look willing good, not bad day to fly. no delays at all on arrives and departures, live look at the accident, southbound, route one, right near neshaminy mall. anyone south, down toward the pennsylvania turnpike, delayed south along i-95. jammo, pretty much, academy through cottman avenue. the tight squeeze now, headed in toward center city, philadelphia becomes half hour, 40 minute delay altogether. and the boulevard, even heavy, from ninth street all the way down through the schuylkill expressway. mike, alex, back over to you. >> let's talk about our eagles little bit here.

>> yes, see that guy, standing next to really couper? gray hair there? he is the eagles podiatrist. he loves helping kids fix the feet. >> doctor lee cohen with our jenn fred right now, in voorhees. >> good morning, to you guys, and good morning, superstar podiatrist. >> superstar. >> it is funny, i know that you have worked with michael vick, and all of the eagles, as well as allen iverson, some of the other sports celebrities, right. >> but you also know about this whole thing account kids. we have talked about this off camera. sometimes, there are rotten parent like myself, who say, it is just growing pains. take some tylenol. go to bed. before we show people some of the dynamics every these kids, you say, there are some things if we hear these that we should be calling a doctor like, number one, their legs hurt. >> legs hurt. they don't want to go out for recess, don't want to play gym, practicing at the ends. day they say it is too sore, every time i go to practice every time i go to play, i don't want to do it any more. would rather be in the school

play. i used to be fast. i'm not fast any more. and if you see your kids, just like limp, gymp, change their style, their attitude, sports, keeps them healthy and active, so, they start doing little weird stuff. >> they don't want to do recess? >> don't want recess, they don't want to do gym. >> let's look at these ladies from, sorry, boys, ladies first, look at them from the side. you say this is real good example of what you can see. >> some self testing at home, you want to look at your child from the side. perfect ally linement. you want the kids straight up and down, like a straight tall building. so, if you look at christina, and you can see the back of her calf we behind her thigh, her heal is down, so you than the as a straight alignment. if it is not, look how much she can you information her back so she could end up with back pain.

>> we have medium,. >> and delaney, look how straight she is. >> inserts in. you say that's one big part of the puzzle. these guys, tell us little bit about them real quickly. >> okay. so, look at the knee position. see how his knees bo? they just turn in, the legs are out. >> yes. >> this is a position that changes between the ages of 12 and 14. >> but still causes the foot to flatten out much more than it should. it jeopardizes very important anterior crucial ligament in the knee. >> acl. >> see a podiatrist, right? >> see a podiatrist, get inserts? >> even if it is over the counter, if you see that flopping foot position, that their heal is not straight up and down, go to the store. any of the places, sports authority, running store. >> okay. >> get something done. >> all right. and thank you so much. because, yes, there are, guys, you know the deal here, kids.

gh, i didn't want to play today. so we are talking about feet all morning long. thank you guys for waking up. you guys did awesome. way to stands there like a statue. >> i remember my daughters going through the growing pains, their legs would hurt. never know what is a time to go to the doctors. good segment. seems like the hottest accessary on the runway this season is your kids. >> yes, kim kardashian accused using her baby as a property at fashion shows. is it appropriate to bring young kids to events like new york fashion week?

>> let's get right to preston and steve, waiting for us here, so talking about kim kardashian, and people like victoria beckham, using their children at fashion shows, almost as props. have you noticed this, guys? >> yes, to me that's the only way you can write them off on your taxes, right? no, they're dependents.

>> oh, i don't have kids, i'm not up to speed on that. >> ya, i think it is ridiculous, stop bringing your kids to these things. it is stupid. these are clearly events for adults, the kids aren't going to have a good time. they'll get fussy like they did at fashion week. >> get a sit. not like you can't afford one. >> the new toy poodle. >> oh, ya? >> that's the thing, apparently, which one, was it beckham's kid, or northwest, or southwest, or whatever? was wearing a bulletproof vest. did you hear about that? >> what? >> yes, apparently, that was the case. one of the kids was wearing bulletproof vest. i don't know. to me, it is too much. >> for fashion sense, doesn't make any sense. >> what, kim put her kid in a mink coat or fur coat? >> southeast or -- yes, looks like a little pimp. kid looked like a little pimp.

>> hey, i'm okay with that, they can look style err but shouldn't be at adult events. >> what about this, though? i mean, it was kanye west show. what if they say oh, trying to support her dad and bring out north to see her daddy work? ya. why don't ask you the kid what they think about being there? >> you can see the picture, kid screaming and trying to get out of there. >> the chinchillas itchy, you know? that's a problem. kid doesn't like that. i have an issue when people bring little kids to wedding ceremonies, the reception, something like, that i can understand, but when it is quiet, and you're in a church, they're in the going to enjoy t i know you want everybody to see your baby, bring them later on to the event. you can show off your baby. but things like that, just never going to work out. you're going to be struggling as a parent to keep the child happy. child is not going to be happy. there will be noise and other people will be a nowed by that. just not good all the way around. >> can you see kanye and kim bringing the kid to chuck-e-cheese oring?

i don't think that's going to happen. >> they'll buy them a chuck-e-cheese. >> that oh, flashback. >> chuck-e-cheese? >> took my kids back in the day, the nights. >> madness? >> oh, my god. >> you're a big proponent of chuck-e-cheese i can tell. >> big time. guys, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right, see you guys later. >> okay i don't like it either. i used to take my kids everywhere, but i think they're just using them to show off. >> north looks like celebrity now, people like to see what north is wearing, what's going on now, maybe that's what it is. >> too weird, too weird. hi everybody, thank you for being with us, it is wednesday, hump day, february the 18th, 2015. here we go. >> we have an ice house behind us, also a lot of people stopping by, taking pictures here at intersection, owned off. what will happen top this property? more coming up next, jen.

>> r parent wasn't their kid to be the fastest, can you teach your kid to be fast? what should you be doing now to make sure cher a not injured before the big sports season. hey, chris? >> trans forward outside of hollywood to be adrian's, is sylvester stallone performing here today? we'll let you know coming upment alex, to you. >> fly watch. what about this? okay, empire. one of the hottest shows on tv right now. are you team jamal or are you team hakeem? two of the brother the stars of the show. so is there anything you want to know about these guys? they're coming into the studio, we want to ask them. use the #fox29goodday. anything because we'll ask. >> the dude who plays hakeem is from west philly, went to

overbrook high school. >> wow. >> so of the three sons, we have hakeem and andre with us, this morning. >> that's right. >> in this room. >> where is jamal? >> jamal, third, middle son. >> third, okay. we have hakeem and andre. >> andre is the businessman. and hakeem is recording artist, and so is -- >> so the dad he favors hakeem? >> yes. >> don't get your soap box mixed upper. >> so true. >> if i bring up bold and the beautiful with these two -- >> we know our empire. >> it will be bright to meet them. >> so excited. >> so excited too, because i'm really into the show. but before we get to them we have to get it this. it is a six out of ten. >> which means we have to use a mug? >> got it use the mug. speaking of schools, again he had mercy university sent us some mug here this morning, kerry flannagan, and the entire lacrosse team watch us, before they go out to

practice, they got a practice in the morning every day. >> practice? >> practice in the cold. before, mike, do you think we would last on the lacrosse team? >> lacrosse is tough. >> it is. >> that's for tough guys. >> hit you with sticks and stuff. >> you make it sound so -- >> bamm, bamm. >> okay, well, getting a lot of your frustrations out this morning. >> send us a mug, we'll send awe mug back, too. >> and autograph it, too. it is a six out of ten. and many temperatures are six, or below, this morning, but not as cold as it will be tomorrow and friday. bus stop buddy, back to school, after five days off. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, and then yesterday was a snow day. so, single digits and teens for temperatures this morning. 18 degrees up in to in philadelphia thanks tort sunshine, and we'll get to high of 30 today. so we stay below freezing, even with the sun and clouds

around, thin tonight, we get some snow showers, and low of 14 degrees. clipper system coming, more details on that, just ahead. bob kelly? >> sue, morning. 8:03, on this wednesday morning. live look at route one, bucks county, had earlier accident here, right near neshaminy mall. they just pulled it out of the way. traffic back up, though, for about a mile, for the gang leaving and headed south, trying to get down toward that turnpike interchange, jammo, on the benny. look at this. all four lanes, stack and packed, from the tolls, up and over into downtown, it's been this way all morning long, everybody's coming into the city on time for work this morning. septa having rough go with the weather, 20 minute delays this morning, across the board, on all of the regional rail lines, and then watch for some slippery spots, on the platforms and of course on any of the steps into or onto and offer the buses, north on the 42 freeway, two separate accidents, causing delays, as you approach i-295. the ben franklin, as i showed you in the camera there, back up into center city.

then slow go on the schuylkill expressway, with some sun glare, coming around the conshohocken curve. then about 40 minute trip altogether into downtown. mike, alex, back over to you. >> thank you. >> 8:04, 29 year old man dead, following a double stabbing outside a philadelphia bar. the second man, 27 year old, was taken to the hospital, and is in critical condition. the stabbing happened near the -- near a baron stenton avenue and johnson street around 3:00 this morning. police say there was a fight inside the bar, before the victims were stabbed outside. police are looking for the person responsible. and, a west philadelphia building, ravaged by fire earlier this week, causing some safety concerns this morning. >> it is also causing people to go out of their way to take pictures of it, and this picture has been seen all over the country now, because it is just draped in icicles after a fire. as the sun has come up, seen more and more people pass us

by, taking pictures, also across the street here, near the traffic light, you can see, two men talking and they're with the sit, l & i, now out here, trying to make a determination as to what to do with this property. >> heavily damaged bye-bye a fire, covered in ice, following monday morning blade blaze when the firehoses were used use, deployed, immediately turned to ice on contact. the fear the weight of the ice will cause a build to go collapse. yesterday, fox 29 crews left messages with the philadelphia fire marshals office. again, l & i, waiting for fire officials to release this scene. they need to evaluate the damage, and again, make that determination, what do we do with this property? do we demolish at this at this point? while the build sag concern, it has become an attraction with people stopping by to take pictures of this crazy scene. >> this is the sit's problem,

you know? this is what i am talking about, about the city. they don't really care about our streets. like something like this happens, they should immediately take care of it. they would do it in montgomery county works do it in coatesville. why not philadelphia, west philadelphia? >> and, back out here live now, as you can see, the officials continuing to walk around the building, and now, i'm joined by a man who we actually saw here, one of those people out here taking pictures. can you tell me why you wanted to come by. >> oh, i wanted to see this, not going to see that again ever. so surprised i saw what i did. >> what do you make of this site? >> really remarkable. beautiful site though. >> so do you have capture that with your cannon camera here, right? >> yes. >> freezing cold. >> yes, it is very cold out here. that's for sure. >> so, a lot of people with the same mindset. have to capture. >> this we don't know if we would ever see something like this again, mike, al next. >> it is, and people are talking about it on twitter right now, they would want to go over and take a picture of

it, because it is beautiful, and yet, a bad situation all in one. >> calling it a beautiful disaster, why don't you tweet us, tell us whether you think should be done about it? hack off the icicles with a axe. >> how do you handle that? >> as soon as it gets up, sue, when is the next time it is above 32? >> saturday. >> saturday, sunday, i guess, it will be 45 degrees on sunday. you could hit it with water again? >> i think would you almost have concerns, if it goes to be melting, you don't want it melting on its own, something could break off and hit someone? >> hit it with water again and melt the ice, but then it will turn cold. i don't know. weird situation. well, "tmz" is reporting that the deadly car crash involving bruce jenner, it is on tape now, a passing bus recorded the entire crash. >> mounted on the front and back and sides of a mta bus

caught the entire scene. those sources also say the video shows jenner struck both cars. >> four cars involved, pre just front of this white lexus. apparently it never hit the white lexus. bruce jenner hit the white election us. >> and also the pre us. >> and after the lexus left the scene, basically, went into oncoming traffic. >> and that's what killed -- >> his suv went on and hit the prius, which was stopped, the first vehicle to stop. that made any sense? >> hard to describe. >> bruce may be the reason for the accident. >> yep, he hit both cars, as opposed to just hitting one, and causing chain reaction. >> you know the person who is in the back, is considered at fault in a accident when a car stopped on highway. >> so now he was already in a lot of, i guess, legal situation, he was going to be dealing with, now could be worse. >> could be worse. >> when it comes to legal trouble. >> responsible for the woman's death, accident in the first

place. so vice president joe biden in the news again. >> getting in a lot of attention for swearing in ceremony. so ashton carter's wife at the ceremony, what is the vice president doing there? >> i mean, that's just arresting position there, hands on her shoulder. >> yes. >> he looks oh -- >> oh, now what is he doing? >> i wonder what he says? i would pay money to find out what he says. >> can he actually -- whisper in her ear? >> what is he doing, nibbling on his ear? co-be doing? i mean, i can't imagine what else he would do. >> nobody's commenting on it. >> of course, you know, ashton carter the new secretary of defense is from philadelphia. >> yes, abington. >> basically born in philly, but raise in the abington. >> you don't want to know what he said? there is something going on. >> what are you doing later? >> oh, no. >> must be so proud, or something like that. her day got off to bad start, too, when they pulled up to the pentagon for the swearing in ceremony, there was ice

everywhere. steps out of the suv, and falls down on the ice. >> i know what said, he had his hands on her shoulder: you have some nice how older. >> that's what he made. >> they're nice and sturdy and firm. look at that. you must carry the weight of your family on heir shoulders. >> thank you. >> what strong shoulders you have. >> stop t freaking me out. >> maybe he said, gee, your hair smells terrific. >> oh, that is something. or, what's that perfume you're wearing? >> never been so creeped out. hot off the grill, into your next drink, celebrities now drinking charcoal. why some are swearing that th is a great diet trends to consume charcoal. >> but first, a lot is happening right now, in philadelphia. >> sure. >> the pope, we have the dnc,

naacp having their convention here. >> yes? >> so it is brink ago lot of people, millions of people, but city, were we ready for this? think about it, are there some things about our sit that i would you change in order to get ready for all of these people to come in and get a first look at philly. >> fix the potholes before all these famous people come to town. >> well, tweet us, facebook us, instagram us, fox 29 goodday watch do you think needs to

all right, casino of a lemon of a forecast, i think, with the arctic air coming, not just arctic air, but even colder air, than we had on monday. so, not finished complaining about the weather yet, not even by long shot. we don't have clouds around right now, but we will, as we get closer to our clipper system. that's going to come through tonight. let's talk about what kind of precipitation we're going to have along about it, not much. not -- specially compared to yesterday, which was different kind of storm. so this is a clipper, coming through, maybe, 8:00 it starts with some snow showers here and there, not everybody will see snow, but if you do, could you get quick coating on the

ground, maybe quick inch, if you're north and west of philadelphia, so that continues through about 2:00 in the morning. and then, we are left with stunningly cold temperatures. so, a high tomorrow, of only 17 degrees, a high on friday, of 18, record lows, probably, set in the morning, and then a high of only 33, on saturday, finally getting to the 40's sunday, but will only last a day, because we get cold air moving back in, early next week. so, there it is, your seven day forecast, bob kelly, so we've got the sunshine this morning, but, everybody decided to come back to work all at once. right? >> definitely. all have to be in attendance today. we had the three day holiday, had snow day. so, pack your bags, put the kids on the school bus, let's g live look, downtown philly, the vine expressway, heavy from ends to ends. goal getting words of accident on lincoln drive, peaking through here, our camera from the roosevelt boulevard. traffic moving in both directions, but we're getting word after accident on the

lincoln drive. so, if you are headed out the front door typically headed for the linc, watch for delays, septa says, 20 minute delays, on all of its regional rail lines, the media elwin line, we pop that up to 45 minute delays, because of equipment problems this morning. mike, alex, good morning to you. >> city of brotherly love, sisterly affection, gearing to up big time events. >> so, first the ncaa convention will come to philadelphia this july. then, pope francis will be in town in september for the world meeting of families, and, finally, the democratic national convention sets up shop in july of 2016. so it is a lot of event happening right after the other. so is the sit of reading for all of this action? like really ready? >> ronnie, thanks for coming in by the way,. >> good to see you. >> i see you almost every day, we finally get to meet. >> thank you, nice to meet you, as well. >> columnist for the philadelphia date i news, few ideas, great article that you wrote, so want to get in you here to talk about it, i just got a tweet, been asking

people on twitter, what should the city do to fix itself up. you know, before all of these big events. >> right. >> this one guy writes in: the whole city just needs to be fixed. >> oh, my gosh. >> can we do priorities? >> well, let's got to the priorities. you mention in your arm, some people said let's reopen the patco station over at franklin square. >> right. now that's an idea that's been floated for awhile. it is right at franklin square there, and so people can sort of zip into new jersey. >> right. >> very easily, come back and forth, convention airs don't have to stay in the sit and quick way. >> we are expecting probably for the pope maybe 10 million people to show up. >> it will be crazy. one of the things i had never considered until this gentleman suggested it, and i suggested tweet us at patco watchers, what you should look at, he is great. when you use the patco line, we can actually use it just can be an alternative route around center city, so you can hop on 16th street, get off

right at the square, then right next to the constitution center, so i never thought that that's an additional way to move people locally just within the city. someone else suggested that the tunnel, patco tunnel, does not end at 16th street, it actually goes to 18th. this is amir a but what if we could open up a stop right at 18th street. and then that is yet another entrance to get people from sort of western center city to the eastern part. kind of pie in the sky, but fun to dream. >> why not? >> do you have start with something. so with a about 30th street and market frankford line? >> okay. so, there is a funnel that exists between 30th street station to the market frankford line. >> but not open. >> it is not open because there was brutal assault over 20 years ago, and it is a very winding weird tunnel, very hard to monitor. so they closed it. so right now leave 30th street station, cross, and get on in that way which makes the hub there different from loft other cities where all of their transit is sort of connected underground in one place.

>> so do you have leave 30th street station, go out into the elements. >> right. >> just open it for like the week different conventions and events are here, and line it with securey? >> well, but i think it is also a mess, it has been 20 years. >> clean it up! >> rats, needs reconstruction, but the tunnel exists, not like anything has to be blasted through, but septa says no way, it is not going to h their next big inch if a have stalk to fix the station at city hall. that will won't happen until 2018. >> dream. >> i like that little what they call the porch when you walk out 30th street station. >> yes. >> market street. it is a little area you can hang out, play games, sit and rest. it is kind of pretty, especially during the summer. >> right. >> well the university city district is working a lot to actually expands that, so it will have more greenery. it will have seating that's actually a little more plush, than hard. i think they're looking for

one hon toast godfrey standing restaurant, so not just food trucks, food trucks are great, so hoping to make that a little more of a destination, the way that rittenhouse square is. >> you know, too, just swiping cards. >> yes. >> always have trouble trying to find the toning glenn oh, they've been working on that for so long. >> something else on twitter, won't more pop up beer gardens. >> who doesn't, yes. those are such huge success last year, and they are just so delightful, come upon a place never used and all the sudden ten has seating and food, and beverages, you know, people, whatever they can set up. >> bocci and all of that. >> exactly. they've been trying to -- they're going to fix up love park. we can speed that up maybe? >> yes, they already have plans to do that. well, they have plans, and i think that's supposed to start in 2016. but the dnc is coming in 2016.

so my fear is that that will be a construction site. i don't know if it will or not. what they are planning there, right now, it is, you know, i always say it is reading terminal sort of the city's living room, love park is like our deck, you know. >> place where people will go down to do protests so real a space, fun space, so, it definitely needs fixing up, it just needs some fixing up, but, you know, i happen to think it is already pretty great. maybe just have too much love for t but the statue will stay there. one thing that could be at risk is the welcome center, you know that spaceship looking thing t either needs renovation or removal. and there is a lot of outcry against removal, i think they are looking at it for preservation, in fact, looking at preserving it. >> we have to get to work. >> okay. keep us updated. >> will do, thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> when she walked in and saw sue serio, this is like

meeting madonna. >> we love sue serio. >> yes. >> yes, we do. >> love sue serio. >> should meet the pope up. >> she should meet the pope. do that for us. >> 8:22, big move by pharrell? >> yes, happy could be your kids new lullaby. what? no, not talking about the song exactly here. his new product for kids, that exactly here. his new product for kids, that we just -- we didn't see this

just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> so chris murphy out in south philly shooting the movie creed. >> sly watch. >> we found sly, so chris, snapped a quick picture, we will get live shot from the scene. they are shooting inside of the victor cafe, very famous restaurant, in south philly. >> so we found them, been looking for him for weeks now. >> we got it. >> and we got him. >> irish pony out there, chris murphy, see if we can get him up. >> talking about the ice building, west philadelphia. >> uh-huh. >> everybody's taking pictures, apparently he was

encore ian television, also seen in japan last night. >> wow. >> amazing site. >> yes. >> i want to go see it. i want to go see it after the show. >> okay. >> well, when despicable me too came out, the song heard the song happy, well, pharrell williams, already known in some circles, because he's done a lot for the music industry, became household name. a loft kids specially know him now, too. >> one of the number one songs of last year. happy and you know it. so, now he's writing children's book based on the song happy. >> ♪ happy song ♪ >> lou does the song go, mike? >> i don't know. happiness is the truth. >> okay, so, now, yes, this is possibly stuck in our head all day. stuck there. but, pharrell actually now has a book deal, four books, right? his first picture book, it will be called, what do you think? >> happy. >> of course.

>> it will be filled with photos from children around the world, and i am assuming happy photos, smiles, due out in september. >> fabulous. >> hey, if it bridges more happiness and cheer, do you have admit, when the song first came out it, made everyone happy. kept going, and kept being played, and then -- >> then too much. >> ya. >> have you heard of the no mess powder spray, of course you haven't. >> you know the commercial for gold bonn? you don't have to just dust it on yourself any more. it comes in a spray. we found about five things that are just great ideas for 20156789 that is one of them. you know, i don't want to have to powder my crotch. i can just spray it on now. >> oh, wow. >> to

>> getting right to this shot here. >> he has his back turned. could it be? >> it is. >> oh, my god, it is michael b jordan. oh, my gosh! >> everybody else is looking at sylvester stallone. looking at michael b jordan. >> oh, my gosh. hello, michael. >> shooting this movie creed. you know this by now. look likes they're having good time. >> hanging out. finally got, look at that, look at that smile michael b jordan has, oh, honey. >> singing waiters, all of that? >> yes, they've changed the name of the restaurant, to adrian. >> we hang out. >> is that michael? >> showing him philly. no, very funny.

>> chris murphy, inside victor's? >> they wanted to kick us off the street. the film crew did. because. >> we will watch this whole scene play out live, and if you come over here, tina, to the left, there is stallone, see the cameras set up over here, and then stallone arrived half hour ago. evidently what he's going to do is he's going to unpack the boxes, in this van, this white van, and then take him into the restaurant. this is the establishing shot of adrian's cafe, of course, adrian was his wife in the first rocky film, and she had passed away, and the rocky movie starring talia. first siting, i believe, of michael b jordan. there he is walking down the street toward stallone again. and it is pretty cool because they've allowed all of the people who live in this area just to casino of walk up and down the street. so kind of inter mink link

with stallone, saying high to him. it is really cool. >> so cool. >> are they shooting right now? >> they're not shooting and rolling at this point. >> but the scene is sly load ago van, and michael b standing there, his character. now, michael b plays his -- whose son? >> in fact, in fact, initially, jordan was going to play apollo creed's grandson. we now understand there has been rewrite of the script. he's going to play the son. so see stallone kind of directing him right now. you see this, like how to walk into the frame, everything else. >> so cool. >> so cool. i've never been up close like this before. i've been an extra on few movies, forest gump most notable back in los angeles in the 90s, they keep you so far away from tom hanks, and another movie, blue chip, with nick nulty, but they keep you so far. but this is up close and personal with a legend.

>> i feel like now i have to dot song for you, because you are the number one stunner, mike, you need to top. that will chris is in some movies? yes, i didn't know. that will we have to research that, find him in forest gump. so here is your mission today. ask michael b to common to the show, because alex has a big-time crush on michael b jordan. >> you know what? i don't know if michael b jordan's good enough for alex. >> awe. isn't that sweet of you? >> all right, calm down, chris. >> don't be mean, mike. >> so you're not in victor's cafe, you're actually in a coffee shop across the street? >> we're in gwen eggs cafe across the street, and pat the manager so cool here to allow us to come in and shoot here. which is awesome. >> it is cool. >> hard to hear in here, so i have my phone to up my ear, as well. so, i think, you know, so interesting, when they film movies, because the most mundane looking things in film likes unpacking a van takes

like five hours to film. so they can be out here for awhile. i heard they've done stand by for the last half hour, still haven't filmed yet. >> look, pack ago van. >> well, bigger crowd. >> true. >> running over there. >> chris, do you have tell us the scene. maybe we can do like we'll dub over and pretend like we know what they are about to say, you know, here, that's heavy, let me take if you for you. >> i'm delivering -- >> here is the other thing. >> no, mike. >> see these cables in the foreground right here? >> yes? >> these cables reserved for the crew and stallone casino of looked in, because there is a really stunningly gorgeous waitress here, a blonde. >> oh? >> and i think stallone is through the glass, we'll interview her, i think she's in the back. but she may come out -- >> we will talk to him live, if so. i'll use jessica as the bathe.

>> the waitress? >> the blonde. >> whatever it takes. >> so cool. >> and they're telling us, telling us not to film them, is it a problem? >> awe. >> there is the part of the rocky crew rear height don't film while they're filming. respectful of that. oh, there is jessica, by the way. >> hey, jessica? >> didn't i tell you? >> oh, hey, hey, girlfriends. >> hey. >> if stallone, if stallone comes in here -- >> will be very excited. >> and? >> and -- >> i would probably scream, yes. >> i think you may lure him in here, though. you're the bathe to get him in here. >> thank you. >> all right, guys, we send it back to you, we'll try to respect their wishes. >> okay, women, that was fun while it lasted. >> you want to lie, mike? tell them we're not filming. >> i've done. >> you have? i'm so shocked. oh, my gosh, so excited we saw

michael b jordan. think about it, weaver all kinds of man candy for the laid he is today. >> i was trained by brian williams. >> think about it, so we just saw michael b jordan, right? sylvester stallone, then my gosh, it looks like the guy from empire, right now, so excited, so, team andre, team hakeem, here they come. walking in. can they see me? that's big suv, man. >> ya. >> don't fall down. >> that celebrity life. here's to the explorers.

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elsa. >> i don't know if we want her here. i think we're sick of being frozen. >> see the pope? all every these conventions, democrats coming. and else. elsa could be here, too. well, out to jen, spring sports right around the corner here. >> prime time for kids to get hurt. but there are ways to prevent sports injuries, before kids hit the field. hey, jen? >> we want kids having fun berks not injured, correct? >> correct. >> you say there are a couple of things, basic thing getting them in more than athletic training program, not so much focused on one sport? >> correct, not to specialize too early, expose them to as many different sports and activities as possible at a young age, let them explore their movement, training programs like we do here, identifies and balances and movement issues, that we can put them in a position to prevent injuries, as they go down the road. >> one of the things that you always say is not win by friday. long-term goals.

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>> check being back, in chris, are you still outside? sylvester stallone still out there? >> he gist walk by, outside the green eggs cafe. across the street from victor cafe, which as you can see, it has become adrian's for the film for the film only. just to my left down the street, if we can see, sylvester stallone, michael d jordan, getting ready to do this scene. evidently going to walk up to this white van, which you can see also says adrian's on it, will take some boxing out, go into the restaurant, establishing outside scene, then of course, here, they're going to film inside, that adrian's now, and they put up all kind of, you know, fake boxing pictures of stallone as

rocky and everything else. troops formed the outside and inside. bill the owner evergreen eggs cafe said, look, you are the only media i'll let in here, you are getting full access, because mike jerrick did a you got to try this last year. >> i their. >> red velvet pancakes that did you, mike. >> yes, we had the french toast. >> look at him looking so fierce. >> do you see stallone? >> oh, we see him. >> silent brooding type? >> they getting ready? >> they are get being ready. make up few minutes ago. >> like hurry up and wake? >> yes. >> so i can never make films. >> film guy, checking out the angle of the sun, everything else. he's been doing that, as well. you know, the scene can change. if they have to shoot this five, six times, angle of the sun can change, so they have to make sure they are area conscious of the time. they also asked us in earlier,

if you were joining us few minutes ago, not to stands right in the window, because it could distract michael b jordan and sylvester stallone, so trying to maintain our distance, you can see jordan walking in the frame to talk to stallone about this scene again. >> don't get in the way, chris, again. >> this may be shooting the scene right here. >> how many ways can you pacca van? >> dramatic scene. >> i think they may be shooting this right now. this looks like either a rehearsal or l actual filming of the scene. >> jackets off. michael b jordan had a jacket off. i think this is is the real deal. >> this looks real. >> chris murphy can be very distracting. that's why the crusade get away from the window. >> but, he said he's practiced being an extra, he could technically be an extra, wouldn't have to pay him. >> have to watch forest gump now. >> quick trafficking. by the way, it is 18 degrees in the city right now. so, thank goodness the sun is shining. and that is why they're i

guess silent. temperatures in the single digits to the north of us, more teens to the south of us. if you think is cold, wait until friday morning, we wake to up zero. and only get up to 18 degrees, in fact, highs in the teens tomorrow, as well, so even colder air is on the way. before the weekend gets a little better, but then we get some precipitation over the weekend, as well. so lots of changes in that seven day forecast. sun glare on your roadways this morning. >> you got that right. sun glare everywhere. 8:56 sue. ninety-five, southbound, jammo from woodhaven, pretty much all the way into center city. we got crash right in the middle right near the betsy ross bridge. and we're looking at 20 minute delays on septa's regional rail line. mike, alec, back to you. >> they played hakeem, andre, biggest show in american right now. music. >> yeah. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you. >> thanks for coming to see us. >> welcome home.

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