coming up at 7:00. >> make sure you tweet us then about the potholes you are seeing in your area so we can send jenny joyce there to up investigate. >> it will be tough with the rain coming the potholes get filled up with water. you don't room ice they are even there. >> it is worst feeling in that car and you are like ahh and you hit one. throw some doughnuts the in there. >> a pun much. >> let's just make soup. >> keep it warm. >> yes. >> this is creativity at its best this morning, congratulations, guys. >> it feels good early in the morning. >> best advice toys bring an umbrella rain is coming later on. we have a five out of ten. bus stop buddy has his umbrella a you don't need it now, but you may in a little while. the it is 34 degrees. your commute is fine, dry, may even see a little bit of sunshine. 36 degrees by 8:00. upper 30's by nine but cloud are taking over. the here's your evening commute, rain and at times

lots of it. temperature will, top off at 53 degrees around 4:00 o'clock and then get down after that. so you will need extra time probably on your way home, bob kelly because plenty of puddles, in the the potholes. >> definitely, get a freeze car wash though that is upside of it. good morning everybody. live look at south philadelphia, the schuylkill express waste here westbound leaving south philadelphia, heading in toward the the city. there is an accident, that is just moved off to the side of the roadway. this is a free for all this stretch here of the schuylkill between the stadium area paterson avenue heading in toward south street. just watch a as you head westbound in toward the the city. coming from south jersey you are not the only ones getting an early start. already some delays here on the freeway between the atlantic city expressway and 295. backed seven on u i-95, northeast philadelphia, heading to work, jumbo coffee from cottman in through that construction squeeze at girard. now north and west of the

city, the temperatures light if not lower and we have had tons of black ice accidents this morning. so keep in mind, it was beautiful yesterday all that melt down, so anything that didn't dry up, once the the sun went down is iced over this morning in. slow go on the bypass here rolling through downingtown. the the this fellow fell off a roadway down an embankment along route ten right here near 30 bypass. crash on county line road at kansas road. in northampton, also the same deal, jacksonville road, some ice there, at traymore avenue. robbins avenue down to one lane if you are using that to get to the tacony palmyra. watch for crews out there from an overnight water main break. mike and alex, back to you. >> 7:02. as we mentioned dozens of people are hurt. i'm sure you seen this video with an amtrak train heading to philadelphia slams into a big truck that was stuck on the tracks.

>> this happened yesterday in halifax, north carolina officials say the truck driver was trying to make a difficult left-hand turn when it got stuck. the the collision caused one of the train cars to toppling, injuring the conductor and 54 passengers. a traveler we caught up with at 30th street station described what happened. >> it has been some experience. i mean we're just falling asleep comfortably on amtrak which i have been riding on for about 20 years and all of a sudden you hear a squeeze and then just a crash and you are thrown forward a little bit and it is like nobody knows what is happening, or you know, what is wrong. >> transportation officials say that the 54 people have non-life threatening injuries. >> look at the engines. that thing is so heavy. amazing. >> even the video, she saw that wreck coming and turn on her cell phone and caught it. are there seat belts on

trains? i don't think there are. i'm surprised more people didn't get severely injured. >> true. >> police need your though find a missing montgomery county woman. >> steve is trying to help them as well. he is in upper providence with the police department, steve. >> reporter: way to help toys show her picture but turf tell you this, the family says her hair doesn't look the same anymore even those these are recent pictures. she darken it browner. it will look darker then it looks. if you see her she's 20 years old, missing and had taken off from the house, friday night just after dinner time around 7:00 and her sister's car. the sister says the car has a problem, a a loose bat theory cable that causes the car to shut off and stop and she figures that the sister hit one of the potholes that bob kelly and jenny jones have been telling you all morning. that made the cable break down. he didn't necessity how to fix it and didn't even have a cell phone to call for help. none of her credit card have

been used since friday night either which adds to the worries. since this story has gotten out police where we are this morning, they say we have got again help from the public. lots of call that say they saw they are standing next to the broken down koran 422 in king of prussia or hitchhiking just past it, soon after. >> friday night that she left here. she was helping me bring some groceries in. he saw an opportunity to bureau her sister's car and i don't know where she was heading. i never asked. we realized an hour later that my other daughter, jamie, was leaving that the keys were missing. so things like that happened. we get -- we called the police about that. we were worried about diedra doing something like. that 11:00 o'clock police called and said they found the car at the junction of i-76 and 422. so jamie retrieved her car the next day. we talked to upper providence

police department, but we had an official 24 hearst later we had to file the official report for missing persons report at 6:00 o'clock saturday night. we haven't heard from her since. >> reporter: if there is anything positive she was at least dressed for the cold last seen wearing her dark gray olive green colored knee length parka. now the the family had just gotten back from a week long vacation down in florida. right now nothing would make them happier to hear that she got sick of the cold in philadelphia a and got some safe ride down there and that she's okay down there. but for now, they have not gotten a call from her or any of her friend have gotten any calls, so it is four nerve rattling days and counting, not knowing where she is. >> just heart breaking. all right, steve. >> hopefully we will find her. 7:06. the delaware county medical examiner, i'm sure you did see

this that a teen found dead after he was reported missing last week apparently committed suicide. you know, kay men's story by now, three years old, an eighth grader was found dead on his family's from the on sunday. his family says that he shot himself in the head with a gun taken from their very home. ended up in the darby creek. despite a trigger lock on that gun the weapon still fired. cayman was first reported in missing last wednesday after receiving a negative progress report from the school. is that a factor? we will never know. a fire in west philadelphia this morning end with arrest of somebody who set it apparently. it happened at a vacant building at fairmount avenue and hunting street. fire fighters arrived shortly after 3:00 o'clock this morning to see smoke and flames coming from the rear of the building. the fire was placed under control very quickly about 15 minutes no reports of any injuries. the a apparently somebody trying to stay warm inn identify that abandoned building. a flames tore through ape landscaping company, look at the sky fox over four

hundred block of the north parka avenue in lower providence. it grew to three alarms, partially collapsed, of course, brought under control at the 11:30 last night no reports of any injuries. they are trying to figure out how it started. this morning we are on pothole patrol. >> pp. >> we have been asking people to tweet bus some of the potholes we are seeing in our area commute. this one fridays therese workman. she have says huge potholes after potholes in southwest philadelphia on 58th street atwood land avenue next to the save a love. just horrible. we will tell jenny joyce about that. >> jj is on pp, hold on. where did it the go. one at very beginning of the broad street coming out of the wells fargo center. massive pothole, at the the sports complex. >> did you that one. >> jenny joyce, you will be busy all morning. >> john berry has one for you, potholes up and down cheltenham avenue. >> all of phoenixville is one big potholes. >> the p for pp.

>> hey, jj. >> reporter: yeah, guys i think they are every where. i know you wanted to us hit up old york road. we only had 15 minutes. we ended up on 27th street in camden. that was a tip from a woman at the cherry hill diner. man, it it was a bum py ride. we have seen, yep, we will see that school bus coming down this way with the kid jumping up and down and watch what it does. you have have to really take it slowly and messing up traffic here as well. the entire stretch of between the street looks like this with the asphalt completely torn up. this is a bad stretch. we were in cherry hill, haddon township, it is every where. yesterday our bill anderson was out and about too. he talk to people so frustrated they have been popping tires left and right. >> front passenger side tire was completely shredded. bent my rim. my rear passenger tire was

slowly leaking, coming to find out. the rim was also bent. >> it is deep. they are wide. is there cracks every where on the road. for the most part it took a toll on my car. >> reporter: we know mayor nutter was asking for additional fund to seal these potholes as hundreds have been reported in the city, it is in the just the city clearly. we are in the city of camden. we are still wait if you go they're bus to come through the pothole. the as we said earlier with the kids, you know, it the is a bumpy ride on the school bus and especially bum will py now because of such a mess out here, today alex and mike. >> all right. you have your work cut out for you. are you coming in the city? what are you going to do. watch this. >> reporter: we have about 45 minutes so is there a place in particular you'd like to us head, we have some time. >> look at this. >> and over it goes. boom, boom.

>> lets see if we got something. >> instead of wheels on the the bus go round and a round, they will go up and down because of the potholes. >> really, pothole at 60th and chestnut. that is kind of far to go, to cobbs creek. come to oxford 476, potholes all a over the town. >> reporter: we will take a lot tweets and we will surprise you we will see you guys in 45 minutes. >> some in chestnut hill. i think were you there earlier. >> pothole ate my car in langhorne. >> that is a big one. >> we will forward these to jenny joyce. >> she follows us. >> that is true. >> she will be busy. >> yeah. >> 7:11. losing another police officer has been hard for the entire city of philadelphia. >> did you see this, good crowd turnout. police and community members are joining together hoping to effect changes a as far as

this violence in our city. the group one day at a time, drug and alcohol recovery program. they were out where officer robert wilson the third lost his life. he actually volunteered for their group helping people with addictions. they prayed for the officer and for peace yesterday outside of that game stop where he lost his life. commissioner ramsey said that the violence has to stop, in fact, he had to stop at a violent situation before he could go to this in memorial. >> i left a crime scene bring came here. i mean when will it opened. that was so much blood that it turn the ice red. >> members of the 22nd district and other office's cross the city were in attendance wearing black band around their badges. many had just come from the birthday party for officer wilson's son. >> we were able to spend sometime with him, the the officer, of the between the second, we got gifts for him. he was happy, the fop ended up giving him a trip to the disney world.

>> funeral arrangements for officer wilson have not been officially announced but it is believed the services will be this saturday. head to my fox philly.com for more information on who donate to the police and fire credit union fund for officer wilson's family. is there also a go fund me page which has brought in more than $7,000. >> in fact, as we go through the day before 10:00 o'clock lets keep putting up that go fun me page to get to $10,000 before 10:00 o'clock this morning. how about that, ten by ten. >> good to see. >> okay. >> where we. >> 7,319. >> we can get three more thousand dollars. what do you do. go to my fox philly.com and we link you to the go fun me page. >> lincoln that link and donate. the let's help this family out, guys. deliberations pick backup in the trial of the man charged with shooting and injuring a philadelphia police officer. eric torres is facing attempted murder charges. police say they struggled with torres following a traffic stop in north philadelphia, in august of 2013.

the defense attorneys say that the incident was just an accident. he suffered kidney damage and sever arteries. members of the university of oklahoma's football team made a stand. thinks cool. the football coach lock arms with team members to protest a fraternity there that is in longer there, at the the center of the racial controversy i video of the university's chapter of sae, the sigma alpha epsilon chapter showing several members, entire bus, taking part in the racist chant, hopping up and down in the bus, calls a up road. the university's president is not taking this at all. he will not stand for it. he has severed ties with the national fraternity and it has ordered its on campus house to be shut down. they tore down the letters off of the house yesterday. the and the sae nationally kicked them out of their organization. yes. >> and the top recruit, out of i think texas, who was going to play football, a big tough

lineman, he says i will in the go there anymore. >> it ising on to see. when you see the video you just can't believe what they are saying. >> this is happening. >> and the word, and you want to think how did they get that, it has to be something from the past that they are still saying it today. >> it didn't seem like it was anything new that they were doing, sue. they were basically using the n word over and over again that n will never be in our fraternity, saying it over and over. >> they allude todd lynchings, and they went there. >> it is something you just can't believe, in 2015. can we count are act act with a cuteness alert are you looking at me. >> excuse me, i'm trying to sleep. rain is heading our way. leading edge will be with the warm front and then we have a low pressure system followed by a cool front. it is all heading our way. it will be a big mess but at least it is not snow.

it is here by 4:00. maybe even earlier then that, then it is raining on and off throughout the evening rush hour, and throughout the night, pockets of heavy downpours at times, even 11 and 2:00 o'clock. by 4:00 in the morning most of it is out of here but we have a few left over showers for the morning rush. it shouldn't be a big deal. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. now with these longer days we will get to maybe 60 degrees tomorrow, but today, we could end up when all is said and done with maybe an inch or so of rain out of this, combined that with the the snow melt, lots of puddles around and maybe some minor flooding here and there still have temperatures, in the 20's out there in mount pocono, allentown, pottstown, pockets of black ice here and there, millville, new jersey, dover delaware just below freezing but wasn't it delightful yesterday when we got to 57 degrees. well above average for a change. and after a pretty cold february and early march. now we have 53 today,

possibility of 60 degrees tomorrow. little cooler on thursday with a high of 52. and then friday night into a saturday we will start with some precipitation. it could start out as frozen and changing over to rain during date saturday and dry day on sunday. when temperatures in the upper 40's it is a lot better than how cold it was last friday, bob kelly. >> my daughter starts soccer on saturday. so maybe we will get the a rain out there. 7:17. good morning everybody. live lot bennie coming into downtown philadelphia we have pockets of volume. headlights, and patco high speed line, working their way in to downtown. they are doing this work on the eastbound side, but really for the morning rush hour the most volume, comes into philadelphia, and then a live look at i-95 where we're looking at a little bit of sun glare here northbound as you work your way up toward highland avenue and then ramps for the commodore barry. an accident involving a tractor trailer. this is here on the roosevelt boulevard at harbison avenue. so, we have some lane restrictions, south on i-95,

out of the the north east, there is an accident in the work zone here at cottman avenue and then a jam from pretty much the the betsy in through girard and if you are leaving, and, burbs, and, chester county, again where temperatures are hovering right around freezing mark. over at the 34 in the city. sue had mentioned we are below freezing in the poconos. there is that potential for black ice allal of that melt down that occurred yesterday refreezing on the overnight. eastbound on the bypass, slow go into downingtown. septa says that they have restored services, it was a rough go last night on the way home for the wilmington gang but services restored on the wilmington regional rail lines. they expect to have a normal schedule today. the rest of the mass transit system, running with no reported delays. >> ♪

>> it all started with 32 of the greatest athletes in philadelphia sports history but this morning we are down to only one. >> we didn't just like the ncaa basketball tournament we took 32 great athletes and we vote who had do you think is the greatest of all time. we got it down to the final four, final one, and let's talk bit. >> your votes have decided. >> all last week you voted on our championship match up between bobby clarke and phillies legend mike schmidt. now is the time to make our winner. it is: mike schmidt. >> yes, phillies hall of famer hit 548 home runs in his career and is known as the the greatest third base man of all time but now he is also good day's philadelphia greatest philadelphia athlete of all time. >> you in met him recently. >> should we give him a trophy. >> i spent time with him in clearwater when i went down to

spring training. we had fun talking back and forth. i noticed you said usually very serious. he was laughing, talking with me. >> you bring out the the best in a man. >> yes. >> alex holy. >> now instead of the trophy we will give him something the size of a trophy. >> which is what. >> alex holy. >> i was not expecting that you got me with that one. >> last night, i had nothing much to do, floating around a dial, and they had a classic game. the game that went the the final score in ten innings was 23-22. it was in 1978. the guy that hit the home run, right there, second home run of the game to end the game 23-22. >> wow. >> who were they playing the cubs? it it was the cubs. he hit it in the top of the tenth to make the game 23-22. a classic. >> we should call him schmidty since we are friend. >> a lot of people do. >> yes. >> we have to get back to this. we have brought the in a

therapist. they have therapist at the school the at the the shiply school. a as you know, a eighth grader took his own life. new people are asking are our kid under too much pressure not only in the eighth grade and high school but in college as well because we have had suicides on college campuses around our area we have a therapist in. what do they talk about at the school today.

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this sent in from kevin riley. he watches the show every day. i caught the a nice striped bass at the this pothole at bustleton pike and street road in feasterville. >> i think you are kidding with us. he is getting his point a across. there are holes that big around the delaware valley. >> you could just go fishing. >> go fish. >> put it to use. >> that is true. >> yes. >> i had no idea, i knew there were scammers in this country ripping people off as far as social security administration but there are people, if you look at the the information closely, 170, 180 old collecting social security. they have been dead for a hundred years. >> how is that happening, lauren. >> come on, lauren. >> crazy story, major scam at the social security administration. we found this out earlier this

month in a audit report of the inspector general of the administration. it is a technical error. social security does not have in their database the capability of accounting for people who are, over the age of 112. there is nobody in the u.s. who is 112 years old or older right now, yet there are six and a half million record or social security numbers of dead people of people that died, people born before the civil war. >> did you say 6 million. >> six and a half million. >> geese. >> yes. >> so some of the frauds out there are taking these dead social security numbers, they are opening up bank accounts. they could be illegal immigrants trying to apply for jobs. they could vote. they could do all sort of things to scam the system. not the mention the easiest part getting a social security check. >> i was going to say it is shocking but is there so much going on with this government,

the government abuse. >> i just think, my god. >> it is almost brilliant if you can pull it off though, right good we need to have you, fix this. fix it by tomorrow. >> you want me to fix it. >> yes. >> we will see you tomorrow. by the way, you got it and if your banana is bruised, thanks, lauren. >> it is always bruised. i haven't had a banana in ages. >> i can't get into your personal life. >> no, if you have got bruised fruit at home, lot of people say i just throw it out. oh, contrary. >> jen has tips for fruits and veggies you are thinking about throwing out. we want to keep it now, right. >> you can keep it, trim tonight to dessert. we're talking about billions, with a b, billions of dollar of food wasted every year. but my new friend at drexel food lab are teaching us thousand make them better and use them. the you you can smile, it is

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weather authority. we will time it out, this rain for you and tell you how much we will get in a few minutes. so bob kelly, where is this backup. >> we have a backup for you, good morning, 422 at 7:31 on a tuesday morning. bumper to bumper from collegeville in through king of prussia we have an accident here in the work zone. this is i-95 southbound , the the classic gaper delay. these guys are off to the shoulder. but everybody has got to slow down, see what is going on, and then then they pick up speed once they pass. it is southbound at cottman avenue in the construction zone. and backup on the bennie, all four lanes bumper to bum per from the tolls up and over in toward downtown at eighth and vine. and then an accident involving a tractor trailer this one in northeast philadelphia, the roosevelt boulevard at harbison avenue. that will tie up the left and right turning lanes, otherwise, delays on the the bypass leaving downingtown into king of prussia, mike an alex back to you.

>> lets talk about a serious topic some people call it an epidemic in this country. yesterday we learn the the cause of the death of our 13 year-old. you got to the know kay men over the last four or five days. thirteen years old. eighth grader a at the shiply school. well, the medical examiner said he killed himself. >> do i had from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. k-9 search team found his body sunday in darby cream. naib left home wednesday evening after the straight a student received an upsetting e-mail about a missed assignment. >> it is not first time we have reported on suicides, where school pressures have been discussed. do you remember last year two university of pennsylvania students died by suicide, within a week of each other she jump topped her dead from the philadelphia parking garage on a friday evening. her father says she was overwhelmed and struggling with her work at a very prestigious college. then sophomore elvis hatcher hanged himself, he first discussed his bought of so

side with a parents few years prior and was in treatment for his depression. >> another question is is there too much pressure on children to succeed? lets bring in licensed family therapy piss tricia ferrari. >> you're quite welcomey call it a hidden epidemic would you agree with that. >> absolutely, these numbers are rising, they are outrageous and we have break this tab you. >> is what the tab you, not speaking about it. >> people air frayed, they are frayed to say the word suicide. if i have a client come in and i suspect that they may have suicidal thoughts get right to this. >> what is that fancy word. >> what does that mean. >> the idea of committing suicide. >> in maybe coming up with a plan. >> i like to show the client i'm's in the afraid to talk about this stuff with them. kid are reluctant if they think they will overwhelmed adult. very often the the adults are sometimes the source of the stress you said you are not afraid. for parents though getting to

the point of saying hey maybe we should send our child to someone how do you know. >> here's the problem, you don't exactly know. the there is no one single phase to this. very difficult thing to predict i say lets put this out theres almost all of us are vulnerable to this type of extreme. >> it is not just one test, plain in this young man's life, it is never just one factor, is it. >> there is always, some underlying vulnerability, it could be temper. , it could be too narrow of the definition of success. don't forget the kid, the world that they navigate, has so many factors coming down on them. social media shows people smiling, happy. then they may be asking why can't i do that. is there something wrong with me. they just are not able to navigate, and it is overwhelming. >> when it comes to school pressure, how should parents handle that when it comes to making sure, i'm sure they want their child to be successful and do well in

school. >> of course. >> in life things don't always go well. how should they handle will that when it comes to school. >> most important thing is to give your child the language to say when they are overwhelmed. kid need to know how to say, look i'm struggling, i need help. basic word. suicide prevention, it is in the like chemotherapy or a treatment, will it cause arm it is simple human elements that make us human. >> give me two or three signs that i need to step in and say something to my child. >> listen, it should happen before the signs. we live in the world now that has stressors. they need coping mechanisms. you should talk regularly with your children about how are you had handling stress, what is going on in your social life. i asked my kid, about how would you handle feeling overwhelmed at school. how a person talks to themselves, without stress, how they chunk things down who they would ask for help.

>> would it be okay to bring up this particular subject. >> absolutely. >> at what age. >> it depend on the maturity of the child but you can always talk about do you feel overwhelmed. is there a particular subject or a teacher that you feel like you just not getting comfortable with. communication with the school is important. let them necessity if the child is struggling with something else. we have to talk about this. >> is this the first step and then if you open up that conversation and they say mom, daddy am feeling overwhelmed do you go to the school next or watching them more closely. >> what are you overwhelmed by. get specific. chop it down. you would be shocked. once you say those word out loud and some other competent caring person says i've got this for you, kid, lets give some perspective. children don't have the perspective adults do. >> go to them don't wait for them to come to you. >> they will not start the the conversation. they are just looking to end the pain and unfortunately they end their lives. >> good to see you. >> thanks for coming in.

>> it is important. >> 7:37. >> this is getting big news after yesterday afternoon is race playing a part in chip kelly's decision with the eagles. steven a smith suggested that in a way yesterday on espn and now everybody is talking about it. former eagles player and coach, tre thomas is telling us what is happening inside that neff a care complex. we will talk about why a 49er says he

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? how did it become absent-mindedly to snacking? eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking.

7:40 what about this new report that says worldwide a third of the food produced is never consume. the it goes bad and could amount to $400 billion worth of food. so over at a drexel food lab students are focusing on solving real world problems. jen, you are showing us is there more we can do with our food that we think is bad. >> yeah, everyone talks about this. first of all, good morning, guys. everyone talks about this. you buy produce. you try to be so good. then life gets in the way, right. it goes bad or whatever. you guys are trying to find a

way to keep us from there away this food. >> it is working with the epa, pretty much, working with shop rite in creating healthy, easy recipes for people to use their surplus food. >> so this is foot the that would have otherwise been thrown away. they give some to food shelters. what are we doing here. what is my new favorite chefs making. >> this is peter. he is making a bake apple dish. he is coring the apple filling it with sugar, cinnamon and butter and fin it with it be. >> how bad can the fruit be and still sal age it. >> i just cut out, just cut off a bruce. apples stay good a long time. they are starting to get soft, just stick them in the oven they will be perfectly good. >> this is a unique idea. one of the things shop rite does if they have a burnt pie or something they cannot sell they give to you guys.

>> we try to find ways that we can make it look better and taste good. so, julianne are doing right now is they have a apple burned took the filling out, mixed witt yogurt and top witt some toasted pumpkin pie crust. >> they used all of the stuff that would have been thrown away. >> yes. >> now people will be watching this. i can hear them in my brain. how do they find a recipes. >> we have a web site the if you go through our center you can find drexel food lab web site and our recipes there are. >> you have to feel good you are helping people. >> it the is fun, good. >> lets go over to peter, peter, you love this, yes. >> ties good. we have more interviews from the drexel food lab. high five. how good is this. >> great to see students doing great thing and helping others, love it. thanks, jen. a lot of people are wondering what in the world is chip kelly doing?

that is the question being asked around our area this morning. now former eagles player and coach tre thomas is here to tell us ♪ ♪

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>> they already have been over the last couple of weeks. over the past two seasons, let's think about this team said good bye to players like desean jackson, wow. shady mccoy a few days ago. yesterday, jeremy maclin. so on espn yesterday steven a smith suggested that race could be playing at least a little bit of the role in the eagles decisions about their players. >> chip kelly makes decisions, over the last couple of years that dairy say leave a few brothers feeling uncomfortable. >> you can say that. >> i mean we're sitting here looking at some of the decision that is chip kelly makes and i'm like what is up with that. i mean it looks like you got to be his kind of guy. riley cooper your kind of guy. >> he is creating a culture. he wants it to be on his terms. >> it is beyond the system. >> the operative word is culture, the culture is what resonates with me more profoundly because i'm looking

at chip kelly and like really. >> really. >> really. >> well joining us is former eagles player and coach, tre thomas. you spent last couple seasons as a coach, working with the pass rusher. >> yes. >> you did a nice job with trent cole. >> thank you, i think so. our numbers improved, in a lot of those areas, our sack numbers increased. >> we went from just from that segment 16 sacks the previous year to 26 and a half sacks. we did well. >> yesterday, steve up a's comments i was thinking wait a second chip kelly, he released a a couple of white guys and hired two or three black players. >> um-hmm. >> how can it be color lines here. >> what we are looking at is one of the things thaw are seeing right now and these are things that you have heard in the locker room from different players. >> eagles locker rooms. >> you have heard this from certain players that there is

a hint of racism. when you put that tag on someone you have to be careful with that but there are some of the players that feel that is what it is. because especially nervous of a report that came out that the eagles was one of the white esteems in the nfl. you start to see the culture of the team exchange quick when coach kelly takes over. >> he had seven blank coaches. >> seven a assistant black coaches but only one assistant coach is over the segment. the other guys air cysttents to the assistant coaches. so duce staley is only one head over his segment that will be in charge of his group. the other guys are assistants to april assistant coach. >> what if somebody says this might be strictly business. jeremy mackly wanted more money, shady mcco we were requesting if he is the same player. >> i think what coach kelly is doggies making decisions based off of what is right for his team but there are some guys that feel like there is some

issues there. >> he replaced shade which a black player, who decided not to come here now yesterday afternoon. >> you replaced shade which a linebacker. so you traded him for an oregon player. >> replaced a running back position they pick up frank gore. >> they went after a black player that is ten years older. not ten years older but going in to his 11th year. of course, you will have to have some black players that will come in but that is just what some of the feel is sometimes in the locker room. >> has anyone addressed it. >> he has never a addressed it with the team. only time he had addressed it is with the riley cooper situation where he went in and did what he did. >> why is riley cooper playing on the team? >> i don't know. >> coach kelly back him and

they tipped him off with coaching how to handle race but my question when you look at a riley cooper. everybody says why we keep talking about that. if riley cooper was black and that i am situation we are in the going to say if he was at the a cobbs earth and he was black and he met up with a white person and was talking like that or even if he was a homosexual person and gay bashing wow still be here. >> have you ever her any players in the league wanting not to come here. >> i haven't heard that personally. i have not. i cannot say i have heard that personally. >> i listened to steven a, even watching it live, they kept using the word culture. racism was not brought up, culture. it seems like he was trying to say that the coach really want people who just listen to him like a college player. don't be too strong with me. don't fight with me. >> i think that is every coach's situation. no coach wants to be will challenges specially publicly.

every coach will be on that same type of program where they want someone to come in and listen to what i have to say and just follow my order. >> how was your relationship with chip, what do you think he thinks about this interview. >> i'm in the coming in and saying anything that is really extravagant, i'm in the lying about anything. i'm just saying what i have heard and seeing what i have seen and so i can't see it being any issue. >> good to see you. >> it looks like you can still play. >> that is the illusion i try to make. >> these are show muscles now. >> great to see you. >> lets get a player perspective. >> lets get to chris murphy. >> hi guys, i'm knotter ease high school with beau allen who got a a lot of playing time as a rookie. beau, thank you for being here. we will hear about that in a minute. >> thanks, good to be here. >> you don't want to talk about the controversy over steven a smith and trade or jeremy maclin.

>> there is a lot of stuff going on. i'm worried about northeast high school and that kind of thing. >> tell me about this program fuel up to play 60. what is this all about. >> we're here, yes. >> hey. >> it is all right. lets give these guys a round of applause. >> your we cheering. >> basically we're here for fuel up to play 60, and what these students have done is they have created a wellness corner where opportunities can come in the morning and get healthy, to go meals to fuel them, you know, give them proper nutrition for their entire day you were telling me you went to star from the wisconsin badgers. you have played in three rose bowls. in high school you didn't even eat breakfast yourself. >> no, my bus in high school came 7:15. would i roll out of bed at seven and head down to the bus stop without a proper breakfast. the these kid here of a great opportunity to come get a

yogurt, cereals, abe really like i said earlier seal their day. >> i have to know you are 6-foot two, 330. >> i haven't stepped on the scale yet this morning but that is something like that. >> is what your typical breakfast for a defensive lineman. >> they feed us all right over at our facility. my favorite food is i like eggs, you know, scrapple also, some egg whites too there occasionally but we have got a waffle maker at our facility that i use, once a week because waffles around the healthiest options. >> lots of eggs. >> eggs, i'll eat anything. these parfaits look delicious. >> thanks for your time, and good luck next year. >> go

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we have a lot to talk about with doctor mike today. i want to get this newspaper article out here. welcome back everybody. many folks are wondering how that 18 month-old little baby

girl, in utah survived inside of her mother's upside down car in a icy stream, for 14 hours. >> it was really something. >> new study find a link between heart attack and daylight savings time. doctor mike you are here to explain. the story of this baby hanging upside down for that long in cold, cold temperatures. >> well, mother died almost instantly, baby 14 hours in the cold like this. >> well, if you you look at it, it comes down to, number one, we think, and we know the bain baby was in a proper car seat for her age. number two the car seat was properly put in the car. the child had lots of layers of clothing, and the child was dropped. >> never got in the water that section of the car, never got in the water, that is key. >> the very cold temperatures actually slows the body down. we have been talk about medically induced comas and things. when you are in a very, very

cold situation it shuts the metabolism of the body down. in a little tiny toddler they have some body fat. so not only do they have the clothing, this mom was a really good mom. it is tragic, tragic. >> and when the baby last ate how can that affect your cycle. >> you can get dehydrated if they didn't get fed. we think she was fed right before this accident and that a allowed her to get through 14 hours of this ordeal. >> what do you mean about the baby fat. >> little toddlers have more insulation, more fat. >> insulation. >> you and you were sitting upside down for 14 how i hate to say we probably wouldn't have have made it. >> i try to keep fat on me. >> that is one way to look at me. >> alex said daylight savings time, sunday do you remember to set your clock up. >> yes when i woke up i felt terrible. even yesterday you woke up,

and there was just something not right. i said maybe it is daylight saving time. maybe it can affect you. >> i don't like daylight savings time. i think it should be banned. remember, it is not nice to mess with mother nature and what you are doggies messing with mother naturey heard this statistic that there are more heart a attacks and more accidents the day after a daylight savings time. >> that makes perfect sense. if you are taking an hour out of your sleep, the most dangerous day, yesterday. 25 percent increase risk of having a heart a attack. why? you have less than a hour of sleep. the it effects your rhythm, and what happens when you wake up in the morning we have a surgeon of wake up hormones and that stimulates the body to wake up and it can make people who are predisposed to heart attacks have a heart attack. when i was a resident, at 6:00 o'clock every morning that i was on call, there would be a code call, every

single morning it it wasn't at 12:00 midnight but 6:00 in the morning because that is when people were starting to wake up and as they were living on the edge, that is when they had a heart attack and they had a code. >> i think we should just ban this whole idea, and we should go more with like natural ways to wake up with, light and darkness. what is is this? i don't get it. i think it is wrong. we should put a stop to it. >> it started with farmers so they have more time to bring in the crops with sock. >> i see corn growing there hasn't been acorn out here in 200 years. >> good day, it is tuesday march 10th, 2015, thanks, dock. as if snow isn't frustrating enough now we have to deal with these potholes. look at this pothole on girard avenue. wow that person went pretty fast, alex.

>> that is a bumpy ride. >> what about this bump though baby bump backlash this woman is eight months pregnant. >> no, she's not. >> why the the internet is going crazy over her pictures this morning. >> that is real, um. >> yes. >> jen fred? >> hi, guys we are always trying to get kid to eat healthy and here at the treks he will food lab they are making this healthy. is there something healthy in there. it is not a zucchini, car on the or avocado. hey, q. >> today is international day of awesomeness. what do i think about these cheese cakes. i'm making cheese cakes with the cheese cake lady. she will make me more awesome. >> she's awesome. >> pregnant lady needs some of these. >> my goodness that is awesome. >> reach in there and grab that. >> speaking of awesome besides sending location of your pothole. we will send chris murphy for pothole pennsylvania a troll.

>> pp. >> some people tweeted hash tag pp. >> excuse me again. >> that will be on you tube. >> it is also great and awesome all of us back together. >> the gang is all here. >> turf say i looked at mike's phone and he has a alarm that say request request to just get back and already trying to put another vacation request. >> thinking about the next one. >> we're having a family reunion in west virginia. >> yes. >> two days. >> go back to the awesome idea, who is awesome in your life what do you think is awesome in the delaware valley but use the hash tag on twitter, what to we use. >> fox 29 good day you are on vacation again. >> that is awesome it is awesome that we have mugs. >> say hi to the the st. joseph the protecter school, the awesome nuns sent us a coffee mug to use today. this is in glenside, pennsylvania. starting the day with them. thank you for the mugs. and is there the the address on the screen a bam, send us a

coffee mug and we will solve fun. >> 8:03. weather time. >> sunnies shining right now but you need to bring umbrella today because later on it will rain. bus stop buddy is there with your advice for this morning. increasing cloud for the the day, right now, 34 degrees. it looks great. later on, afternoon rain, 53 degrees. and, it is raining all night long with the low of 44 but at least bob kelly, it is rain and over rain, so we will let you you know how long, first of all, when it start and how long it lasts and that is all coming up in your seven day forecast. just rain bob kelly, just rain. >> of course, all that melt down that we had yesterday, roads are wet with the temperatures hovering right around the freezing mark. if it looks wet it could be iced over. here's live look at 30 bypass, bumper to bumper route 202, and that delay continues on 202, up into king of prussia, backup on the bennie, and camden toll play a a, and in

towards, doylestown and a little bit of, sun glare north of i-95 working your way up to the commodore barry bridge. couple of accidents north on the 42 freeway coming in toward philly, right near black horse pike. you'll find a crash south on the new jersey turnpike just south of exit number three and a crash north on 55, a approaching that 42 freeway, but mass transit looking good with no delays, mike and alex, back over to you. 8:04. the dozens of people are hurt when a amtrak train heading to new york with the stop in philadelphia, slams in the tractor trailer on the tracks. look at this video that had happened yesterday in halifax north carolina. officials a say truck driver was trying to make a difficult left-hand turn when it got stuck and collision caused a train's car to topple, injuring a conductor and 54 passengers. >> they brought those bus necessary to get passenger off but they to come down and back

on the train and down to 30th street station where we talk to some of them. a search is underway for a missing montgomery county woman. family and friend say she's 20 years old, diedra magalone was last seen on friday when she left her parents royersford home. they are car was found abandoned on 422 east near i-76 in king of prussia that was friday night. if you have any information concerning her whereabouts, there she is, contact the the upper providence police department. she has darker hair then some of the pictures. she doesn't have blonde hair like that. she darkened her hair. just remember that face. delaware county medical examiner confirmed that a teen found dead after being reported missing last week committed suicide. thirteen year-old cayman naib was found dead on his property on sunday. his family said he shot himself with the gun, taken from his home, despite a trigger lock, the weapon still fired. cayman was first reported missing last wednesday after receiving a negative progress

report from school. community is reeling from the murder of philadelphia police officer robert wilson the third. >> they want the family and the force to know they have their support. the group, one day at a time, drug and alcohol recovery, where officer wilson had volunteered many times joined together to pray for officer wilson and for peace outside that game stop where he was killed thursday. the members of the wilson's 22nd district and others wore black band over their badges. many had just come from a birthday party for officer wilson's son. >> we were able to spend sometime. we got gifts. he was happy, fop gave them a trip to disney world. >> i left the crime scene before i came here. when will it end. is there so much blood on the street it was nearly turning the ice red. >> folks in any neighborhood and decent people want the same thing we want, that is

piece for themselves and their kids. >> so we have a couple of hours to go to raise some more money for his family, he has two sons. we started about $7,000 this morning. we are trying to get to 10,000 by ten. >> and right now we are 7,764. >> okay. >> lets get it to 10,000. >> so that is a go fund me. you can talk to the police department credit union and donate that way as well. >> we have linked to both on my fox philly.com so we can see it get to them right away. it is tuesday morning. it is 8:07. i thought maybe we had a new graphic that said pp, pothole patrol. >> that is where our jenny joyce is doing this morning. >> she found a big one. >> we found a massive one alex and mike from the back, middle of the front, boom, boom, boom. we are watching people go around them as best they can as this guy will suffer through it because there is in

other way during the morning rush when there is lots of traffic on the other side of the street, so, it hurts watching these people go by. some people even if they traveled this route on a regular basis they know exact liz how to strad this will pothole so their cars will miss the bull many of it but you still get it a little bit. it is just not fun. here in the city of philadelphia a we do know mayor michael nutter is pushing to get more funding to fill these potholes quicker, and they will just get two of them. there have been hundreds of pot the holes that have been reported in the city. if you know of a pothole there is a web site at potholes dot philadelphia dot gov and report it there. if you are not the in the city as we have been traveling out south jersey contact your local municipality and just tell them exactly where these potholes are. we were out yesterday. we saw camden county crews go out and b they are trying to fill them as fast as possible but it takes a little bit of

time alex and mike. ouch. >> oh, man. >> we have said it. >> do you see it. >> what is your exact location. >> we're at girard and between third street and germantown have avenue. >> that is something. >> bumpy ride. >> just watching people, yeah, if they are going through it they are shaking their head like oh, man what did i just do. >> keep going, we have other locations for you. we're also going to send chris murphy out on tv at this point. >> we need more coverage for the pp . >> well, sure you do. >> yes. >> i think he is headed to fishtown, montgomery and belgrade, like a crater there. >> now i feel bad because my pothole problem, again, another pp, is not as severe as that but i have been dealing with this for almost three years this same pothole

at seventh and chestnut. i have decided to put together mike jerrick "good day philadelphia" picture essays ape i'm calling this 1a hole, i mean a hole. you see, the the restaurant in the background jones at seventh and chestnut. i have been dodging that soccer. let me give you a tight the shot of that one right there the it goes on for half a block. there is the deepest part of it. >> been dodging it the for three years. ironically it is across the the street from jones the the restaurant but right in front of a shop called blow out. so simply, blow out. last friday morning i got in the cab and he hit it in the snow and he had a blow out. >> i'm fascinated by this song

that we're listening to. >> fantastic. >> oh, man. >> you are in the calling me that. >> what. >> a hole, what do you mean a hole. >> a hole. >> keep your pp reports coming in, because we are on pothole patrol. i'm fascinated there are businesses where you you go in and get your hair blend out. >> it has been going on. >> they don't even cut hair. >> $35 get it done, in and out. sometimes you just need a fresh even up. >> it takes so much energy to go. >> you can ask any woman, but i will tell you there is nothing like get your hair done. it will in the lot same. get it dop, come out, it looks great. if you do it, you can use the same straight inner and i still can't get to it look at how my hairdresser does it. >> they're so vein?

>> here we go. >> you go from a hole to a vein. >> pea pea. >> we will get some e-mails on this one and some twitter messages. >> yes. >> this woman is eight months pregnant. where is the baby. >> seriously. internet is going crazy over her picture i have an idea because we just saw doctor

i just had a tiny breeze blowing right now and there are still even, a few icy spots out there, a few places in the suburbs where it is still below freezing but no rain, just yet. that comes this afternoon. the rain arrives, by early afternoon, at the earliest at 1:00, at the latest 3:00 o'clock when you will see your first rain drops and it rains all night long. left over cloud in the morning tomorrow but by wednesday, high of around 506 degrees. that takes you through the next couple days. we will have a seven day forecast coming up. bob kelly is here right now. >> good morning.

ninety-five north bound, disabled moved off to the shoulder here from highland up into the commodore barry bridge, and a accident northbound lanes of the 42 freeway working your way in toward the black horse pike heading in to philadelphia, south on the new jersey turnpike and accident just past exit number three and then north on route 55 a crash at the route the 42 freeway. over the weekend on saturday night i had had a chance to hang out a at the the radnor hotel for the festival, young irish in men from around the philadelphia area all got together for one of ireland's traditions. congratulations to maraid economist can i who will represent philadelphia in ireland for the big festival in the rose parade. good time out there pack house. over five hub people at the radnor hotel. >> bob, i'm getting a sense that st. patrick's day is a big day for you. >> a little bit. it the is not just one day but

an entire month, the kelly count down, continues, as we are looking for your favorite irish pub. ireland is famous. we have lots of them in our area we ask to you go to my fox philly.com, click on the kelly's crawl page and select your favorite irish pub. we will tally the votes. one of your favorite pubs we will show up at your front door for st. patrick's day broadcast in the morning. >> have you noticed there is a certain pub in the lead. >> i have not tallied them yet. >> i like it. >> but you better be ready for us bright and early tuesday morning march 17th. >> bob, i will reward with you a picture of the lingerie mod that he will we found and getting tons of attention. she's a beautiful woman. she looks great in her lingerie. she has interesting phone in the shape of the bear. >> i'm glad you are noticing the phone. >> this 30 year-old is, eight months pregnant.

she's being skinny shamed. many followers are wondering how a babe that i farrah long is actually growing in her womb. that los angeles based model says she follows a strict work out routine and diet. she eats chicken, spinach but admits she does occasionally have a burger. >> yeah, once a year good new doctor mike, i know people say when you are pregnant you respond differently, your body does, is this healthy. >> she looks healthy to me. i think basically, she didn't get that way when she was pregnant. maybe she weighed 250-pound before she got pregnant and went on a crash diet, that would be the wrong thing to do but i think she is a very healthy, fit woman before she got pregnant and now she's pregnanty thought there was a minimum amount of weight you are supposed to gain. >> you need to increase the the amount of calories when you are pregnant because you will use more calories but i don't think that she has, like i said, lost tremendous amounts of weight.

she's very tiny. just like you are very tiny. >> thank you. >> oh, alex. >> basically i think that if, and when, things happen you are going to pretty darn good. >> i will be bigger than that for sure. >> when it comes to working out, is it good to work out when you are pregnant but can you work out too much, is that a bad thing. >> you don't want to get your self exhausted or dehydrated. you want to do careful thing. you don't want to play ice hockey but for the the most part studies show that if you exercise while you are pregnant you will have a better delivery, more of a chance of a normal vaginal delivery and recoup quickly afterward. it is all if. pregnant woman should exercise. >> she barely looks pregnant as it is. >> i will personally keep track of her story on a daily basis because she has been posting these instagram pictures every day, and we

will follow this for you. >> have you talk to somebody about this addiction that you have. >> no. >> on the front page of the paper here, talking about this, new apple phone. it keeps track of your heart rate and your health. at some point we can send this into you doctor mike, would you accept this as gospel. >> surely. >> it is not the the only wearable gadget on the market. there are hot looks you can have before the apple watch even comes out. >> more than just watches. >> it is nerdy is there anyway to doll this up so stylish, we found an answer to that. len big cuts on the kid menu coming up what you won't be able to order for your children anymore on your next trip to burger king. (mom) when our little girl was born,

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months and a aim due tomorrow. looking good,. >> why don't you keep us informed, about the birth tomorrow. >> yes. >> she carries it well. >> she does. >> i look more pregnant then these two women. >> yes. >> seriously i have put on weight. >> oh, yeah. >> you say this and this is what you do. >> look around. >> it is still there. >> you say stop it, you are not. >> it is still there. >> what are you supposed to do rubbing it for warmth. >> it the is exercise. if i remember it, it will get down. >> welshing budger king is following in the foot steps of several other, fast food restaurant. the the burger chain is dropping sewed, yeah, on the the kids menu. the unannounced movies in response to pressure from advocacy groups, bk kid meals will offer fat free in milk, i like that, apple juice, low fat chocolate milk. the both mcdonald's and wendy offer similar options on their

children's menu. >> i sometimes will order from the children's menu, thinking that it is less food. >> and then what, you are less food. >> i order five of the little burgers. >> yes. >> okay. what do you think jen is up to now. >> she's with the drexel students. >> i thought she moved. no, she's still there. >> mike eugene jerrick, what do you think is inside of this cup cake. >> peanut butter. >> it is something healthy, it is not cue keen i, it is not peanut butter. it is not mayonnaise. >> what is this. >> you will faint when you realize is what in there. it is really good. i get out of work, and i go to the store, and somebody says, smellin' around, "i smell cookies." i said, "oh no you just smell me, i just got out of work, that's honey bunches of oats, that's all."

i said "don't eat me now."

look at that, very artistic there. that is the reflection of our building in the windows across the the street is that right. >> yes. >> brilliant me i figured that out. it is kind of backward and stuff. here's five out of ten in weather by the the numbers. bus stop buddy has shade on right new and there is sunshine out there right new but look, also the umbrella, you will need it. anytime after lunchtime is when that rain begins. we've got 34 degrees. we're above freezing. sunnies out. it looks like it will be the same kind of day as yesterday. oh, no, it is not. we will get in the 50's with 53 degrees but rain rolls in afternoon. it rains all through evening rush hour and all through the night. but were 44 degrees, at least it is just rain. we will talk about some changes in the seven day forecast, coming up in a few minutes. bob kelly, a little sun glare right now. >> a little sun glare not bad 8:30 we will take it. backup from the bennie south jersey camden toll place, up

and over the bridge in toward downtown, and then south on i-95 out of the northeast, from cottman into center city. we had an earlier accident near cottman. accident near woodbury glassboro road at lambs road. north on the freeway. slow coming from downingtown working your way in to route 202. back in the day saint tim's northeast philadelphia, probably one of the biggest grade schools in the catholic school system, the saint tim's dances were the bomb from back in the day. so with all of the mergers of the schools, it is now called blessed trinity. some what he decided to do is get hold of the saint tim's dance crew and have a grade school dance for the parents. >> and you went. >> yeah. >> over 500 people filled the gyms of saint tim's. >> they need to have fun too. >> it was a grade school dance for at adults.

they have put chairs on either side, the the girls on one side, guys on the other, nuns were there, they came back that used to teach at the school. northeast philadelphia saint tim's sold out in ten minutes. they will do it again and we will be and maybe we will go. >> i hope the nuns kept awe a foot apart. >> two slow songs in the row, that is it, leave room for the holy ghost. >> that is exactly right. >> they wouldn't let the girls sit on our lapse. >> no way. >> why were you having girl sit on the lap. >> they get tired. >> why didn't you just give up your chair. >> oh, please, my feet hurt. >> did you know that drexel university has a food lab, yeah. they do many great things. they find new healthy ideas for kid lunches. >> yes. >> it looks like she's at a kennel. >> yeah, we're going to fire

some stuff up. >> here's the cool thing about this program, you know, lot of people, lot of cooking schools they give you a cookbook and ask you to make people make what they have made before. you guys are innovating and a making new things all the time. >> yes. >> mike asked the question. you have basically made some healthy recipes for kids for school. >> yes. >> and what is in that right there. >> this is a tomato spices cup cake. >> say it again. >> tomato spices. >> what made you think to put tomatoes in there. >> keep that firing up because it is cool. >> what made you think to put tomatoes in. >> we were trying to think of ways to add vegetables to everything we are cooking. how else do you add vegetables in dessert. one of the ways we made zucchini brownies and i thought of tomato cup cake. >> that is cool. >> we tried it, mike, the photographer, who hates everything, he loved it. that is a win for you guys. >> yes. >> over here we are making chicken salad but way more unique then just regular chicken salad.

>> yes. >> instead of adding mayonnaise we're bining witt cauliflower milk with some non-foot greek yogurt. the it add more nutrition, and healthier and you don't know the difference. >> you have kid, real kid try all these recipes. >> they loved it. >> it is interesting what you guys are doing here. i see this all the time. the the drexel university students, they come up with the most genius thing from their a apps to their program. you will be able to go and be a genius and do all this. >> that is pretty cool good when they put tomatoes in there did you buy it. >> did you think it is a good idea. >> we tried. it worked out. >> it tastes similar to a zucchini bread. >> i think just consistency of the tomato and like a pumpkin spices and it works. >> so again we have talk about this earlier, there will be moms, dad, teachers that want to know where to get these recipes where do you go. >> go to drexel dod edu and find center for hospitality and sports management and find

our food lab blog. >> go in the blog. >> yes. >> put these on there. >> they will be on today. >> what if you don't have anything to put the the cup cake on fire with. >> you can use the oven. >> mike jerrick, let me tell what you they have here in this drexel university situation. they have a food lab. they have a casino down the hall way with a bar to teach the the casino people how to be casino people. i'm telling you, bad news for drexel, i'm moving in. >> there are so many casinos in the area. >> yes, be ready by the time you graduate. >> hospitality, restaurants, good deal. >> the the ball park is not the the only place for phillies fans to eat during spring training. >> i had had a chance to try out the a fan favorite while in florida in clearwater, we will show it the to you next. i also got the to try something for the first time, that is a philly thing. >> next. >> you had a margarita or two.

>> so that is my baby cousin, and his name is, h2 because he is a junior, so houston, and, i was in texas this past weekend visiting my family. when i was about to go he i want to go to philly. but it sound like he is saying phillys. he must be thinking of spring training. >> he wanted to go to philly with you. >> yeah. >> that is fantastic. >> he is four. >> he wants some phillies, lets give to it him. >> couple weeks ago i went to spring training in clearwater. for all of the fans who go to clearwater they say there is one place that you have to go and i went there and now i'm missing the food.

>> it starts with the l. >> i'm talking about lenny's. >> so this is lenny's. >> yes. >> hi. >> hi. >> hi, alex. >> i'm the general manager. >> hi kevin, nice to meet you. >> welcome to lenny's. >> i have heard so much about this place. when i told people, i have to come to lenny's. >> this is your force time in clearwater. >> it is nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> do you want a seat. >> do you have room for me. >> i can always find a seat, give me one second. it starts at 6:00 and goes to 3:00. >> it is a big menu. >> look at this. >> wow. >> i never had this before. >> you never had scrapple, in philly, you have never had scrapple. >> we will go through about a thousand pound in six weeks. >> should i try it here at lenny's. >> if you want, if you want. >> i will try scrapple. >> lenny's first opened 36

years ago and then you can only fine players like dykstra, who will instant and dalton running in for a different delicious kind of meal. we have been dealing with the phillies for many years. the the games will be sole out, and always even upcoming here. >> now that i know the the history, it is time to taste the food. >> i am going to try. >> okay. >> not bad at all. >> scrappley think i'm a fan. >> you are now. >> unaudible. >> it is a stapel in philly. >> after tasting scrapple, they was my version of you got the to try this. >> many of our favorites, potato pancake with tomatoes,

spinach, poached egg with roasted red peppers sauce. >> back to the scrapple, i had to know what is in it. after tasting some of the other dishes i was finally ready to know the truth. >> what sit. >> they make spam good spam is already supposed to be in it. >> people have a predetermine idea what spam is, but what this is called we liken to what they don't use for spam they put it in scrapple. >> it is like the fat. >> yes. >> it is called scrapple. >> but i like it. >> it is surprisingly good. >> but thank you to lenny's. their danish, everything they were bringing out check late chip pancakes. if you get to clear the water and you go to phillies, you have to go to lenny's. you walk outside they have painted all phillies themes,

and, it is just amazing. >> you had a good time. >> did you see i had a welcome sign out on the board there. >> they necessity how to do it up. >> they do. >> i will tell you about another guy that knows how to do it up. >> of course, he is awesome. >> guys, international the day of awesomeness, awesome cheese stake lady, okay. she will show us, in a way to eat cheese cake right here. the she's right

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this building is going up fast. >> it will have cvs in the basement in it. i am thinking of getting a place in there. >> i could work all the time. >> you know, that is true. >> okay. not in the front. you can run home i don't like to use facilities here. >> instead of going to the omni all the time. >> i love the omni. >> today is international day of awesomeness, do you know anybody awesome? i think that guy right is there awesome. he went to the mayor's massacre raid ball and that is his beautiful wife, quincy's wife.

>> ivy. >> she's lovely. >> i think that is her. >> that is her. >> yes. >> of course, that is her. >> nice one. >> just my luck, caught in the paper. >> since we're talking about awesome people, at homes, so i saw my grandfather this weekend. he is very special to me. we have two family members in the hospital. he has been going back and forth, making sure everyone is g would i like to shout out to him. i think grand pop you are awesome. i love you. thank you for being strong, for everyone. >> i hope to see you very soon he is awesome. >> well, it is send him your tweets, who is awesome in your life. what do you think is awesome thing to do or see here in the delaware valley. the quincy went to jenkintown because he found an awesome lady doing awesome things. >> yes, lady, well, she's the cheese cake lady vanessa jackson, 723 west avenue off of 61.

the these chase cakes are amazing. they are just, too good. >> man, man. >> we have them right here. now, alex, really, i have seen the dress you have on today. >> yes, awesome. >> thank you. >> you have some of these, man, you have some of these. >> you will take that dress to a whole other level. >> now vanessa, how long have you been making cheese cakes. >> since 1999, 16 years. >> you have been here for a year. >> a year. >> you have over 22 flavors. >> twenty-two flavors, banana pudding, sweet potato, carmel apple crunch, apple pie filling. red velvet with the strawberry and white chocolate. fudge browny and cinnamon roll, peach cobbler. >> you have different sizes. a lot of women are concerned about, you know, their weight and their figure. were you saying you have a work out plan. >> for baby cakes what you want to do is buy these instead of the 4-inch, 9-inch

hole. take a bite. have time you put your fork in you do a squat and leg lift you are burning calories. >> while you are eating awesomeness. >> reporter: we were making cheese cake is what the the process. >> most people over think cheese cake. you want five basic ingredients good we will get back here. >> i'm's listening you want your cake, it has to be philadelphia cream cheese because that is the the best, of course. you have sour cream, thickening agent, egg, sugar and vanilla. >> how long does it the take. >> it takes 15 to 20 minutes to mix it. depend ing on what size anywhere from 25 minutes for bake cake and two hours for large cakes because we do have have a process. >> you make them all fresh. >> every day. >> we have before it the any right here. hi, how are you. >> she watches fox every day. >> i'm obsessed with mike, hi mike. >> which one will we make. >> we will make the rocky special name after my best

friend roselyn robinson, and she can come in and create anything that she wanted. she created pretzels, walnuts, carmel in, carmel apple crunch, and chocolate chips. >> yes. >> you just want to layer it. >> do i start with the pretzel. >> the carmel. >> put carmel on top. >> however you you want it, this is your creation. add some pretzels. >> okay, air. >> yes, the salt, sugar, crown i much, and oatmeal cookie and check late it is an a amazing creation. >> this one right herey will help you out. >> i'm not doing it. >> it has to be gooey. >> they will really eat this. >> we will bring this back to the station. >> you are awesome. >> cheese cake. >> we will bring it back. >> okay, brother. >> we will bring them back. >> he normally does.

>> he teases us, and then stuff he brings is completely different. >> yes he is trying to switch it up. >> he will eat it in the news van on the way home. i have a question for the the fellows out there. what do you like, in a woman, right? um-hmm. good personality. beautiful. i really like to be with a fun would i man, someone with a great sense of humor. according to a new survey we found, in the so fast. type of women we like instead of funny women. >> you don't like us to be funny. >> i

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tenth and the 20th is the first. i like easy math. 6:45 p.m. is when vernal equinox happens and equinox means equal day and night. we're almost exactly the same daytime and nighttime, and then the days get longer and nights get shorter. we like that. here's warm front on its way in but it hasn't displaced the sunshine just yet but the the included will increase through about lunchtime. by three or 4:00 here comes the rain and heavy at times through the evening rush through 8:00 o'clock at night, heavy rain, and by 1:00 in the morning it will ease up. left over showers in the morning rush tomorrow but worse of it will be over probably while you're asleep, tonight. let check temperatures. we are still below freezing in mount pocono but right at freezing in bethlehem. we have 34 degrees in philadelphia 31 in doylestown. so some shady spots could be still icy.

millville in atlantic city still at 30 degrees. so over the next seven days it looks like temperatures will in the plunge down there into the the 20's. we have chance of rain for tonight, this afternoon and tonight and next rainy day might be on saturday, bob. >> 8:55. good morning everybody. live look at the schuylkill expressway uphill, out of town, heavy from the boulevard up through belmont avenue and on the eastbound side your typical delay from conshohocken to downtown philadelphia. we will go to the next cameras live look at ben franklin bridge heavy from the tolls and autopsy and over into down towel. it sound like they bridge street. girard avenue crash in mantua, woodbury glassboro road at lambs road and watch for delays in downingtown eastbound on that 30 bypass, and, approaching, 202, and then north on 202 we're heavy

working your way in to route 401 in through that construction zone, and then north on the freeway that earlier accident, near black horse pike, tying us up. mass transit is looking good, alex, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. over indulgent parents breathing future narcissist. listen up before giving your kid a compliment how listen up before giving your kid a compliment how constantly praising your

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