>> this morning on fox 29 weekend, six police officers indicted in connection with the death of freddi gray in baltimore. but what comes next? and were those charges justified? plus, some are calling out the transit agency saying no common sense. and the baby arrives r providing as they say, a spare to the heir. >> and good morning, everyone. and welcome to fox 29 weekend. it's a beautiful saturday, may 2nd. i'm bill anderson and as karen and i started the show we're already laughing and talking

about royal babies. >> that man-woman dynamic. he mumbled who cares. and i'm like i can't wait, what's the name, she's a princess. a beautiful sunrise today. it is not caitlin roth and it is dave warren. it looks like we got clouds overhead. >> it is an amazing gorgeous forecast. just a few clouds. no big dell. >> welcome to the show. >> great to be here. first off, it's the wind that's a big store. it's calmed down a bit. it brought in that cooler air. 50 degrees in the city, a few of the surrounding zushs into the 40s but that is all about to change because it will climb into the upper 60s and low 70s today. brab the coat before you step

outside because a quick warm-up is in store with a little bit of sunshine. still in the 40s the wind will try to come off the coast today, mainly south and east of philadelphia, that will keep the temperatures down just a bit. the storm which brought the cool wind is moving away taking the clouds with it. almost a dry day today. it is clear, nice and comfortable, temperatures warming up. but by this afternoon you'll see with the future weather, we have a few showers popping up. not everywhere, maybe tough to put in rain in the forecast. it's the temperature that's the big thing. we have a few 80 degree days in the seven day. >> i'll take it, 80 degrees. thank you, day of. we're starting off with breaking news in bucks county. right now part of the turnpike is shut down in bensalem.

the eastbound lanes are shut down. we know three construction workers were hurt in the crash and our own sbina kriakos is on the scene. >> we know a man is recovering it happened just before 1:00 this morning in the 3900 block of north 9th street. right now police are searching for the gunmen. it was a military humvee and a car that collided on the new jersey turnpike. six people were hurt. no word yet on what caused that crash. and another deadly crash overnight, two cars slammed into each other at the intersection of wall national and 62nd street. one car filmed and caught on fire. two people inside were trapped and could not get out.

that crash is under investigation. and also another fire, this was overnight. a wilmington, delaware. the building is a vacant mill. nobody was hurt. our cover story this morning. today thousands are expected to march in a victory rally in baltimore. this, as six police officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray have now posted bond. the comments you see are just some of the posts we found overnight. the state attorney marilyn mosby says gray's arrest was illegal, unjustified and that his neck was probingen because he was shack elled placed head first into a van. his pleas for attention were ignored as he bounced around the van. his stepfather says the decision is the right one and he asked

anyone to cause trouble in baltimore to just stay away. >> these charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie. and we ask that whoever comes to our city, a city that we love, a city that we live in, come in peace. and if you are not coming in peace, please don't come at all. >> and we do want to share a couple of tweets.

>> thanks for having me. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> mr. da, let's start with you. a lot of the response right now, they're having a victory rally, but some people are saying it was really fast with the charges to have murder to not go to a grand jury. as our top prosecutor, what was your take on all of this? >> i'd like to commend state's attorney marilyn mosby for her investigation. i think the words that you just showed of freddie gray's stepfather were appropriate. that it was appropriate to bring charges but also we want to have peace in baltimore. it's very necessary to have a thorough investigation in this matter as a result of all that you saw that was going on across the nation. and so what's most important is that it's a very thorough and accurate investigation. so that will play itself out. but plato said over 2,000 years ago that it matters not if the

masons fail at their work. the very foundation of a democracy is how we police each other. if the people believe thatanger they feel. their realities are different

from a lot of people who are judging them. there's poverty, there's fatherlessness. it's hard to find affordable housing. the education system in baltimore struggles. so they're acting out. essentially what they're saying is look at me. give me attention and that i'm suffering and try to help. and at some point as dr. king says, a riot becomes sort of a voice of people who feel like they don't have a voice. >> did the riots, did the protests, did they help? did someone in your position respond to the outcry in cases like this? >> well, it's important i believe as an elected official to understand the community. my predecessor said she didn't prosecute police brutality cases because she thought there was no constituency case for them. it's the american thing to do to prosecute police officers when necessary and appropriate.

when in this situation, they had depraved heart. that this was a young man that the police shackled, put in the back of a police van. didn't put seat belts on him and gave him a rough ride which ultimately the coroner concluded led to a spinal injury that led to his death. it's important because people reacted because they thought that he, freddie gray was treated disrespectfully. that they wouldn't have treated a billionaire that way. >> dr. chuck we'll get you back, district attorney we'll get you back. there's much more to talk and we'll see what response is a victory rally today. >> thank you for having me. >> we want to know what you think about this. there's discussions about whether the protests and riots work. the discussion about what will happen going forward with the

charges. you can tweet us, leave your comments on our facebook page, just use the hashtag #fox29weekend. >> and people are already responding, bill. one of those officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray has a connection. 29-year-old officer edward nero used to work in washington township before he became a police officer in baltimore. >> and so i guess they find out what's going on, what took place here. it's hard to say who's guilty, who's innocent. >> nero is charged with assault, misconduct and false imprisonment in connection with the death of freddie gray. >> coming up, b.b. king hospitalized. plus a man who's really got

sole. a shoe repairman doing things the old fashioned way. a part of what standardized

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>> reporter: it looks like a gray nissan maxima just completely totalled. here's what we know as we go into video we shot earlier this morning. state police confirming the driver of that passenger car we just showed you is dead. three construction workers injured. troopers tell me a car traveling eastbound along the turnpike here through a work zone, struck a construction vehicle just before 5:30 this morning. three construction workers were in the line of that oncoming car but accident investigators say they're still working to determine if they were inside the construction vehicle or outside of it when the three men were hit. now two of them were rushed to area hospitals. one of them actually by medevac.

the third sustained minor injuries. no word on the condition of the other two workers. again, the driver died at the scene. troopers right now working to notify that person's family. but the eastbound lanes on the turnpike, between exits 351 and 358, so if you're heading towards new jersey you're going to have to exit and get over to the bristol pike and you can reenter the turnpike just after the closures. but we know three construction workers injured and one driver dead at the scene. investigators trying to figure out exactly how this happened in the early morning hours. bill and karen, back to you. >> thank you so much. and at 8:15 more headlines. we know a 65-year-old woman in

hawaii was killed in a shark attack. this is the third deadly one to happen in that area in recent years. >> it happened on the island of maui and some snorkelers found her. she was a volunteer with the department of land and natural resources. >> oye, oye, oye. on this day -- >> oye. the royal baby, he's the town crier making the announcement, i love it. it's a girl! a little princess now. the announcement being made this morning. the baby weighs 8 pounds 3 ounces.

it's a second child for kate middleton and prince william. >> b.b. king says he's in home hospice care. he was hospitalized thursday and later released. doctors say he may have suffered a minor heart attack. he was diagnosed with diabetes moments ago. >> we've been getting tweets welcoming dave warren to our team right now. tell dave new guy brings coffee and doughnuts for the first month of service. >> i'm on board. you guys hit me with that. dave can do that tomorrow. >> yeah. bob kelly did it. so he didn't know the rules so come through tomorrow. >> a lot of great things going on today. there's different events, runs, what have you. we're taking a look at the international airport. it looks like some people are deciding to travel and we're going to let you know what's going on with weather but first we've got a question.

>> i'm paul. what's the weather going to be like today? >> well, thanks. high street looks pretty good. much of the area looks like temperatures are warming up nicely. very comfortable, that breeze has died down, the cooler air. that's just a little farther east. the temperatures could climb above 70s today. we're continuing to warm up over the next few days but right along the coast it is just a little cooler and there is some rain in the forecast, not over the weekend. it waits until tuesday and wednesday as some cooler weather may return. so that's what we're looking at with our headlines. a lot of festivals going on today. there's a science carnival, part of a week-long festival. it looks pretty good, maybe a possible shower late in the day, very, very isolated but much of the afternoon will be dry, nothing on the radar now, it is all clear. temperatures are climbing above 50 and heading for the 70s this afternoon. 53 in mount pocono, a lot of 50s

north and west. it is a little cooler right along the coast and that will be the trend today. temperatures may actually warm up nicely this morning from 50 in wildwood, 49 in atlantic city but the wind will come off the ocean, a sea breeze develops so the temperatures could drop a bit this afternoon. this storm has moved off, everybody had that cooler breeze late in the week, but as the storm moves away, the wind dies down, and now we're just looking at these temperatures. you can see the cooler air moving in from the coast. this will be about 4:00, or 5:00. that could be temperatures into the 50s as the water temperature is 47. ahead of that front there into the 70s but we're trying to see how far in the cooler air makes it. it could come as far in as philadelphia. so here's the 7-day forecast. 72 today and warmer weather is coming in. by the end of the weekend, wanted to put 80. we'll be close. very warm on monday. easily above 80 degrees. tuesday it's warm but there's showers moving in.

and that rain could keep the cooler weather here on wednesday, right back into the 80s on thursday and friday, it is nice and comfortable by the end of the week. so a few days of the 80s there. it looks like we just have to wait until monday. so we'll definitely see it then. >> i love that. we did so much complaining about cold weather in the winter, i got it all out of my system. i'm good with 80. >> how about the timing? he comes and we're in a perfect stretch of weather. >> thank you, dave. >> coming up, we've got new developments in the bridgegate scandal. how chris christie is using social media to get his feelings across. >> and also your shoes are made for walking, or that guy right there he wants to make sure you get every single mile you can. he loves shoes and he's fixing them the old fashioned way. we're going in focus. >> and we're going to reflect a little bit. a legend passed away. the song you're hearing from ben

e. king, so we're going to play this one. everybody loves this song. >> you know, bill, you can stand by me. ♪ just as long as you'll stand by me ♪

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>> let's not destroy our city. >> those 6 police officers deserve to be charged. he was screaming in pain. of course he referencing freddie gray. we've had a couple of others where people said regardless what happens you don't need to be calling this a victory rally. there is no victory yet, there's a lot of healing that needs to take place. >> good news for parents, there's a lot of jobs out there. check out cashing in. >> you know, spring is a great time to turn one of these into one of these, a paycheck. and whether you're a recent grad or a teenager looking for a summer job, i'm going to give you a few tips on how to nail

that job. first, start early, as in right now. today. most employers want to get their summer help lined up well before memorial day. and forget the mall. head to a golf course, a supermarket. you want to look at those nontraditional places. maybe you're good at math. tutoring some students may be a way to make some cash. and get a certification. call your local ymca today. ask about a lifeguard certification or a babysitting certification. it's a great way to add to your resume. employers love that stuff. and for your recent college grads looking to go from the dorm room to the board room, now is the time to put those social media skills to good use. go to linkedin.com and create a profile. remember the epic fraternity party, now is a good time to

take that off of facebook. and don't forget, most jobs are found through networking. you may say you don't have a network. sure you do. former coaches, former teachers. everybody you meet in a gym. everybody in your social network. now's the time to reach out to them. now's the time to nail down that 9:00 to 5:00. and trust me, nothing is better than cashing that first paycheck. the second one is pretty sweet, too. i'm cashing out. >> great advice for this time of year. there's something that people can do if they're looking for something to do today. there's millions of festivals. but there's something you can do that could make the day of a little boy. he has a birthday part this afternoon. >> i will be there. we're going to tell you where it is and the details because you may want to come too. >> plus also, how about an old

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he. >> one person was killed along 76 between bensalem and delaware valley. sabina is on the scene. she's talking to investigators. >> it has been a guilty plea over that bridgegate scandal. the traffic jams went on for days. you may remember on the weekend back in 2013. david wildstein admits he did stall traffic to punish the city's mayor. christie's other top aides were slapped with a nine-count

indictment but kelly says she is innocent. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign the bridge for any reason, much less for retribution. >> chris christie is using twitter to argue that this shows he had no knowledge of the scheme. >> right now it is time to go in focus. this is where we find some really great people. how about a place that has not changed in nearly a century. >> photo journalist bill roar takes us to chester county to meet an old fashioned cobbler. >> reporter: if you walk inside the riding boot and repair shop, you'll immediately see a craftsman at work. >> the shoes used to be stitched

on. today it's more glue. >> reporter: he has been fixing shoes with pride since the seventh grade. >> i fix the shoes like they're mine. i'll fix your shoes and be proud of doing it. that i would want to wear the shoes that i fix. that's what keeps me going every day. >> reporter: the business was started by joe's grandfather back in 1920 and hasn't changed in 94 years. >> same everything. the only thing we did was modernize years ago when energy got expensive, put the insulation hand the panelling. other than that, that's it. he repairs about 25 pairs a shoe a day. >> i guess you could say i've got a little bit of a photostatic mind. >> reporter: only joe knows. >> if i die of a heart attack tomorrow, everybody is in

trouble. >> no one would have shoes. >> people forget and i come in a couple of years later. oh, i was wondering where these were. i forget all about them. >> reporter: with each repair. >> yeah, i can tell a lot from a bottom of a pair of shoes. i can tell if you are have a good leg or bad hip or knee. and how did you know. i can tell by how less pressure you're putting on your bad knee and you're putting more pressure on the opposite foot. >> reporter: he keeps his customers through the door with kindness and good old fashioned customer service. >> reporter: i think more people know me than i know in town. because i've been here that long. >> reporter: in werwyn, bill roar, fox 29 news. >> out in my neck of the woods where i grew up. a couple of shout outs. it is my aunt mary beth's

birthday. and also shaniqua. look at that view. it is gorgeous. >> happy birthday to them. atlantic city looks like a place maybe we should get down there. a perfect beach morning. ventnor city, new jersey. >> send us your picks. >> we're also getting tweets about guy. who he is athe new weather guy. so special welcome to dave warren. what's the weather looking like? >> it looks good. i picked a good weekend to start here. we start with the sunshine. do whatever you have to do outside at the shore in the morning because by the afternoon that sea breeze kicks in and this time of year it is cold. that water temperature is only 47. nice here in the city. the radar is clear, maybe an

isolated shower later. ultimate doppler is clear now. the temperatures, well they're into the 50s, easily climbing above 70s, especially inland not really the case at the shore. you can see this sea breeze developing. right about 3:00. look how it drops to 60 in atlantic city. and then it moves inland dropping the temperatures quite a bit. tomorrow morning, maybe close to ideal for runners. they like to see temperatures below 50 degrees. it's climbing into the 50s by 8:00 and really warming up throughout the afternoon. the temperatures will climb into the 70s tomorrow.

and on sunday up to 79. here comes the 80 degree weather. it's close on sunday. wouldn't be surprised if we touch 80, but by monday, definitely there. tuesday up to 84. there will be rain late tuesday and could linger through wednesday. one day with 70 degree temperatures this week on wednesday, jumping back up to the 80s on thursday and friday. >> thank you, dave, we appreciate it. so this one, i thought it was almost a different story. sordid snack foods. but this is for real. this is what officials found in some cookies and chips. and you are not going to believe it. >> you'll believe it, but we've got more information to share. plus a very special birthday party for one little boy. why you may want to stop by and join me at this birthday party a little bit later on today. ♪ ♪

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>> 8:39 on fox 29 weekend and your comments continue to come in. take a look at a couple of members of fox 29 family. it's jeff cole and bruce gordon over at the art museum. if you see them, say hello.

denise says welcome dave warren. and scott is watching fox 29 tv with a sunny backyard pond in the background. it looks like a great way to start the day. we appreciate you starting the day with us and watching fox 29 weekend. let's take a look around the house. >> hi, i'm beth allen from diy hip chicks from this week's around the house. my living room is overdue for a fresh coat of point. do you have any tips to make it easier? first off, never buy paint in the store and bring it home. there's too many colors to choose from and it's confusing. you need to grab a sample. you can get a little sample at one store and other stores have a little bit larger samples so you can try it on bigger spots in your house. try it in the daylight, try it in the evening and see what you think about the coloring.

the next step is make sure you're using frog tape. you want to tape off all those edges, windows, ceilings and doors so you get nice crisp lines. if you're painting baseboards, you want to use an edge guide to tuck under the edge of your carpet. if you've got a big room and a lot of space, go for the 18-inch roller. you have to buy the attachment and a typical broom handle fits in on the end but you can get it done in one and a half times the speed because you're getting more coverage. and lastly, inevitably in the middle of your project, somebody has to go to the store or soccer practice, you can take your paint brush and roller, put them in a giant ziploc bag, toss them in the fridge, and it will be useable when you come back.

if you have questions, tweet us at hashtag #fox29weekend.

>> it's 8:44 on fox 29 weekend. karen and i are happy to be here this morning. a 12-year-old delaware county boy is getting the birthday party he didn't think he would get and we're going to be there with him. >> his name is josh and he has autism. his mom sent out invitations to

students at his school and didn't get any responses. but after she mentioned it to someone she knows who works with an animal rescue, they posted the story on their facebook page and hundreds have offered to help. people have offered to help throw the party and said they're going to bring up some of their children. josh's mother said she is so grateful. >> some people had things to do, i think other people don't want nothing to do with josh. and then they just, they don't want to come. >> oh, how heartbreaking. so many people have kids where it is not always easy to make friends. if you want something to do today, this is going to be fun. go out to this party. it's a sports-themed party. they're going to have basketball, football, jumpy things and rescue animals there as well, plus a parade in josh's honor. >> this is a great showing of what social media can do when

it's used the right way. we're all going to be out there to celebrate. we'll see you soon. >> we were talking about this store earlier. potato chip bags and vanilla wafer cookies were confiscated. a man was trying to smuggle $60,000 worth of cocaine into the united states last week. he made a pit stop in texas on his way to new york. last year cocaine was stuffed in tamales. unbelievable. >> hi, i'm bruce gordon. that sound you heard thursday night around 20 minutes after 8:00. >> the tennessee titans select -- >> that was a collective groan

from a couple of fans when the titans choice marcus mariota. for months, foaming at the mouth sports talk radio hosts assured eagles fans that chip welly would somehow magically work his way up the draft board and snatch his dream qb from his competitors. it never had a chance from happening, but it doesn't stop fans from hyperventilating over the possibility. nonstop. it took less than 20 minutes for that long-time dream to be dashed, then came the post-game spin where sports analysts assuring us that the deal for mariota almost should have

happened, but then didn't. but then reality is rarely as much fun as fantasy. for philadelphia eagles fans waiting for that franchise quarterback to lead them to the team's first-ever super bowl trophy, the fantasy died, quickly, thursday night. only in philly. >> that's always the way. disappointment. >> fantasy is not dead. we're still going to be all right. we'll get it together. believe in bradford. >> he's not even on twitter. >> taking a look over at the art museum, it's the ms walk. right now it looks like the ms dance. they're having a celebration out at the museum. a lot of festivals going on. it looks like weather for a good day. >> good weather everywhere. we asked people how they're enjoying the warm weekend.

fishing, sometimes just the best activity is just one word. if you're salt water fishing, it will be a little colder there. the temperatures are in the 40s now. look for the warmer temperatures to be in the morning south and east of philadelphia. things are clear on the radar. in fact the wider view shows nothing really happening. the clouds are trying to clear up, the sun trying to peek through these clouds. it won't stay that way. the forecast shows by noon it's mostly clear, as the temperatures heat up, which they will, into the 70s, that could trigger one or two showers. very, very isolated. really tough to put it in the forecast today, but maybe a rain drop or two, just between about 4:00 and 6:00, one or two showers forecasted. it will be clearing out by about 10:00 tonight. the temperatures will be climbing into the 70s. 50s now, so a quick warmup is expected with that sunshine,

except along the coast. so middle of the afternoon could be the warmest and the farther south and east you go, the temperature will be dropping as the cooler air moves in. 72 with an isolated afternoon shower here. the seven-day forecast looks nice and warm. there are the 80s on monday and tuesday. one cool day on wednesday with a few showers before the 80 degree temperatures return. >> hi, i'm chris murphy. >> and i'm alex holly. and this is "the trend." >> did you hear, there's a new world record holder and he's right here in our area. >> that's right and he's still in high school. we're talking about colin burns. he broke the world record for solving the rubik's cube. >> let's see what you can do. >> wish me luck. >> so our next trend moment comes from the white house correspondent's dinner. >> you know there are cameras

everywhere there, right? so check this out. patriots head coach checking out chrissy tiegen and not just her hair or shoes. >> the fact this was caught on camera, other people started to realize this, even her husband, you know john legend. but he's a good sport about it and he said "spygate". >> that's perfect. with all the unrest happening in baltimore recently, major league baseball history was made at the orioles game no fans were allowed in the stadium. >> this is truly unpress dated in the major league's history. this was a real game between the orioles and the white sox but it kind of sparked interesting, funny moments. there's a player caleb joseph signing an autograph to no one. you know how they wave to the

fans? no fans there. i thought the cutest moment was, they catch the ball and sometimes they flip the ball into the stands. this guy flips the ball into the stands and it just lands. >> they probably could hear it land, too. >> it was nice to have a moment to smile about in baltimore this week. >> that's true. because so much has been going on there. >> that's a look at the trend for this week. of course you can catch us on monday. >> coming up, a mixed reaction. the eagles don't get quarterback marcus mariota, so what's to become of our birds? plus, the royal baby arrives providing as they say a spare to the heir.

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>> literally on fire. baltimore police say seven of their officers are hurt. >> did you just see that? >> this is what they're shooting at the crowd. >> they say the curfew is not a priority to them right now. getting their message out, is. but of course every opinion is different. zblp. >> it is 8:55 right now. we want to formally welcome our dave warren to the team right now. >> i am so glad to be here. i've worked with you before in the city. >> we did about 20 years ago. >> don't, don't say the date. don't say how long. you'll age me. >> you have some pictures, i want to have our viewers get to

know about you and your family. >> well, my family is pretty much all the same age. we have twins and a one-year-old. so three babies under three. keeps me busy. we had a chance to go down to the sunshine, they keep us busy. >> what are the kids' names? >> evan, lila and asher also known as bruiser. >> how about the big princess? >> i have a nickname for her called the lug most of the time. she is allie. she is a big help. we have a great time together. they keep us busy. we love being here. >> i'm happy to no longer be the new guy. >> this is your tech byte from the tech tank. got a couple of internet and social media related thing.

google is changing the way their results appear on mobile devices. basically it's going to run slow or do anything, it's going to rank poorly. so a lot of websites out there are going to have to change. but for us using the devices it's going to be great. second twitter following the way of facebook, they're going to allow you to direct message anyone. previously you had to be followed by that person in order to have that communication. so they are going the way of facebook. and you can now direct message your favorite celebrity. facebook, they're now going to make the news feed better, they say. yes, you're going to actually get more content from your close friends and not random strangers. so if you want to talk about any of these developments, continue the conversation with us on line, ♪ ♪

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. >> and good morning, thank you for waking up and joining us for our 9:00 hour of fox 29 weekend. it is an amazing day and there are celebrations all over the delaware valley. good morning, bill anderson. >> good morning, karen hepp. one of those celebrations for you is the royal baby. >> i'm excited. i don't know if you are one every those people. i just think anything that has to do with new life is fun and there are thousands over there because there's a new princess in town. we don't know her name so you can let us know any suggestions you think they should name the new royal baby. >> i don't get it. i don't understand the excitement. we'll come back to that. talking about septa safety, focusing on some of the changes that septa is making to make sure you get a safer ride. >> on this may 2nd, people are getting ready for cinco de mayo.

that's bruce gordon and jeff cole. the science festival is happening in that neck of the woods. what do you think they're saying there? >> they're happy they didn't have to run? >> all right, dave warren. i bet they're talking about how great the weather is. so it looks pretty good out there. the sunshine is out, a lot of people out, the temperatures jumping up this morning. they're into the 50s now. heading for the 70s. so a nice and comfortable day today thanks to that calm wind. the winds died down a lit and let the temperature climb. 50s everywhere except one place where it is a little cooler and that will be the trend this afternoon. 40s along the coast. we'll have the cooler air coming in. the water temperature is only 47

degrees so that will keep the temperatures down. the clouds are moving out, things are mostly dry on ultimate doppler. they may stay that way for everyone. maybe about 5% of you. future cast shows one or two isolated showers will be popping up this afternoon. by this time we're into the 70s, warmer weather will help trigger a few showers. isolated and we have warmer weather to talk about in the 7 p-day forecast. this is just a start. >> it is exactly 9:02 and we are following this breaking news right now. part of the turnpike has been shut down in bucks county because there has been a deadly accident. >> sabina is in bensalem right now. do we know exactly what happened? >> reporter: we are learning more information, but accident scene investigators tell us they're looking to figure out exactly how this accident happened but let's take you right to this very, very active scene. as i mentioned accident scene

investigators were on the scene just a few moments ago, they were poring over the vehicle you're seeing there. it's a gray nissan maxima with new york license plates. it's completely totalled as a result of this accident. the coroner is on the scene as well. he arrived just a short time ago. this is the eastbound lanes of the turnpike, they remain closed between exits 351 to 358. now let's look at some video that we shot for you a little bit earlier today. this happened just before 5:30 this morning. exactly at 5:25, before sunrise so we know it was still dark out. state troopers tell me the gray maxima was traveling eastbound when it struck a construction vehicle. and during the course of it striking that vehicle, it actually hit three construction workers. but again investigators don't know if the workers were inside of the vehicle or if they were outside of the vehicle when they were hit. now, the driver of the gray

maxima died at the scene. the three construction workers are okay. but we don't have an update on their conditions. two of them were rushed to area hospitals. one of them has minor injuries and stayed on the scene. so two construction workers still at the hospital, one of them minor. eastbound lanes of the turnpike still shut down, as accident scene investigators continue to try to figure out what happened. we reached out to the construction company whose workers were involved in the accident we have not heard back. that is the very latest. back to you. >> thanks for all the details on that one. it is 9:04. a man is recovering after a shooting overnight that happened just before 3:00 this morning. the scene was the 3900 block of north 9th street. we don't know that man's condition and police are looking for a shooter. there was a military humvee and a car that collided on new

jersey turnpike. we don't know the cause of the crash. >> and another crash, this one deadly in cobb's creek. two cars slammed into each other. wow. look at that thing turning over. one car flipped and caught on fire. two people were trapped inside and they could not get out. that cause is also under investigation. we have another fire to tell you about. this was in wilmington, delaware. it was the 100 block of the bankcroft mill road. nobody was hurt. >> today thousands are expected to march in what they're calling a victory rally in baltimore. this as six police officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray have now posted bond. state's attorney marilyn mosby says his arrest was illegal and unjustified and his neck was

broken because he was handcuffed, shackled and placed head first into a police van and his pleas for medical attention were ignored as he bounced around the van. >> every three hours someone is struck by a train and too often we see things just like this. just a few weeks ago a rider tumbles on to the tracks. septa has a message for all passengers, make the safe choice. respect the train. they're handing out these pamphlets that say exactly that. people talking about this on social media. many say it's just common sense. today is septa safety day. you mean don't get off while it's moving? no. another saying they shouldn't have to issue safety tips for riders, just keep the train safe. so are these common sense? why do we see all these problems then? joining us this morning, we have

septa deputy manager joining us. good morning. >> good morning, karen. >> a lot of these things are common sense but we have to tell people to make sure they don't put their hand in a lawn mower either because we do see these accidents every single year. >> unfortunately, people still take unnecessary chances. and it's the two issues that we're really focusing on this year are trespassing. you don't want to go on the railroad tracks. our trains are quiet. they're fast. they can take up a quarter mile to stop. and they run on either track in either direction. and i don't know if everybody knows that. the other issue is for grade crossings. you want to make sure your car does not get stuck on a grade crossing. you always want to make sure there's room to pull up. so you don't want to ever be caught on the tracks. and of course you don't want to ever go around the gates. >> we talk about the grade crossing, we see a lot of instances in the news where

we've had people that have stopped their cars on a railroad crossing. what's a grade crossing? is that the same thing? >> absolutely. and there have been tragic events all around the country. these are exactly the types of issues we're concerned about. and so motorists really, until you see you can pull all the way across the grade crossing, you don't go. >> how about you talk about trespassing specifically? are you worried about vandalism, or are you worried about people crossing the tracks and being hit. >> we've had people cross the tracks to take a short route. we've had people walking wearing headphones. our electric trains are quiet to begin with and if you have headphones on, you don't stand a chance. >> what are some of the numbers in our area? >> the last few years on the regional rail with trespassers hit, i think the numbers are around 10 a year. i'm going to tell you this, karen, though, this year, nothing yet. we've had no trespassers killed

on our regional rail network and we want to keep it that way. that's one of the big reasons that we have this event. >> fingers crossed on that one. thank you for spreading the word on this one. we hope that makes people use common sense. thank you for your time. >> thank you, karen. >> you can join our discussion. use our hashtag, #fox29weekend. >> coming up, a mixed reaction. the eagles don't get quarterback marcus mariota, so what's to become of our birds? plus, the royal baby arrives providing a spare to the h terks ir.

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>> it's time for fox unfiltered where we respond to your comments and complaints right here on the air. first up, it's been a painful week for the united states and certainly the city of baltimore, not very far from us here in philadelphia with the rioting and the unrest there. with me this morning o the video imbedded in our minds, high school kids clashing with cops. when nightfalls, looting. businesses destroyed, then the fires. so much damage, people losing their livelihood, people losing their jobs as a result.

guys? you're on the front lines. dave? >> as soon as we rolled up there, high school kids were pretty much dancing, walking around a car that was set on fire. cops can't even secure that area enough for firefighters to get in there and put that fire out. the kids look like they're about high school age, maybe some young adults in there too. crashed our live shot, we moved. they're on our truck. they climbed the back of our truck and they're literally stomping on the top. we have to stop and make sure they're safe. luckily some others came over and said get down from there. it was crazy. >> and your reporting continues. chris? >> what struck me most is the images we're not going to see. the good part. people ask why do you show the bad stuff. because it's not normal. that's the reason why we were there. >> let's hear some reaction from our viewers. our viewers were using the word

protester when using the damage. >> i don't understand how looting and protesting go hand in hand. please stop referring to these people as protesters. they're causing terror and fear. they're terrorists. this is not protesting. this is rioting. >> there was rioting. >> there are rocks being thrown in our direction, guys. >> but as journalists, the word "protester" is simply smemantic. we don't want to single out some people and not. many times we're doing it live. so we're not going to tell the public that that person is a terrorist and that person is not. we just need to generalize. we try to stay in the middle and try to describe the facts as we see them with our eyes. >> a different perspective. yolanda, yes, this is their city they are destroying and it may not be the best route. but it is the only one that is bringing light to the situation. white people riot over

basketball games and there is's no news coverage. black people riot over a life and they are called everything short of the n word. i'm afraid for my son. some cops are criminals with a badge. we must speak loudly and clearly to protect our children. nicole, what's your view of that? >> i have to say, yes, it is bringing light to the situation, but not a good one. and as far as our jobs are concerned, we cover riots when they happen because it's not the norm. it's not normal for us to see people destroying cars and setting things on fire. and whether it's here in the united states or across the country, whether they're white, black, yellow, purple. we don't associate, us as a media, we don't say check out these black people that are rioting or check out these white feem that are rioting, we cover the situation itself. i think we have to speak loud and clear to protect our children, but at what cost? in every crisis there's a teachable moment.

where's the teachable moment in this? >> i think the teachable moment is twofold. one, this is not the right way to go about things. this is wrong. you're destroying your community. and when you burn down a cvs, you're burning down jobs. i saw elderly people who couldn't get their medications because that was their pharmacy. on the other hand, there's a real conversation to be had here. these people in the neighborhoods, young african-american men, i was on the corner where freddie gray was put in the back of a police van, these people are angry and they have every right to be angry. but doing it this way is wrong. but i think at least it's going to hopefully start a conversation just like hopefully the others behind us. >> there were certainly some wonderful stories that were coming out of baltimore as well. there's the mom who saw her son in the middle of the confrontation with police and she went right out there and

stopped it. our viewers reacted. shannon, good job, mom. all parents need to be like her. kim, my kind of girl. i would do the same thing. susan. go get him, cookie. >> i think a lot of people can relate to what they said. whether you agree with the way the mom went out to get her son, the bottom line is that was her son and she saw him throwing bottles and rocks, he could have been killed. she was scared for her son and she reacted. >> this was symbolic of what many parents were thinking. i think it spoke to a lot of parents watching these images on tv. >> was it the way of doing it? there's a debate there. clearly this is what the community wanted, they wanted parents to step up especially in these communities, african-american fathers to step up in so many cases, it's been said by families that that's part of what's broken the family

there. mothers are clearly stepping up. >> another wonderful picture. a child offering water to police. a child raised well, kudos. >> touching, where there is bad you will also find the good. just how and where you look. >> obviously very touching. a child that was indeed raised the right way. i think she hit it on the head. it just speaks to the fact that there are young people trying to do the right thing and were raised the right way and it was beautiful. >> two images stood out in my mind. one of them a line. we'll say good samaritans were standing in front of the line of police officers a block long, and they were standing in front of the police, protecting the police. these people were crips, bloods, black panthers, and school kids and moms. standing until solidarity.

one image who comes to mind, a first grader who lives a block away from where that cvs burned down. he wanted to know what we were doing and i said do you want to be a reporter some day? and he said no, i want to be a police officer. >> i would like to thank our viewers for all the important comments that you had on this topic. remember to keep the videos and e-mails coming as well. i'm jeff cole. thanks for joining us. >> we've got a lot of comments coming. i'm actually very happy we just did that segment. but first to read some of your comments, jeff says regardless of freddie gray. i believe the prosecutor has hard evidence, you do not press charges unless you're sure. and we're getting a lot of these comments and some people are responding to the fact that we're calling a victory rally. i don't know if they're good images or bad images but they're

real images. you can continue to tweet us, send in your comments. >> and we will look at images of the weather here. here's the satellite picture showing the storm moving away. that will make for a nice weekend, but a really nice 7-day forecast. >> all you guys, like my brother, that took yesterday off and were sitting around for the last couple of days watching the draft. we're going to break it all down. did we get what we wanted? we certainly know what we did not get. but what do we think of the people we have so far? let us know. #fox29weekend. ♪ welcome to the hotel california ♪

>> and the comments continue to come in. good morning, everyone. thanks for watching fox 29 weekend. uniquely philly announces fox 29 is trending on twitter. we thank you for that. septa safety tip, no wwt, walking while texting. bad things happen. >> a lot of bad things happen if you're doing other things while texting. and congrats, glad to see you dave warren. you should say hello to all the

people who are tweeting and saying hello to you. so handle that. >> got it. oh, hello, twitter followers. >> time now for knocking the king. >> i heard what you had to say about alex rodriguez. >> when the sports networks mention willie mays to alex rodriguez, amazing how quickly people forget that a-roid was punished because he lied and he cheated. willie mays was a true basketball hero. >> i think it's getting a little too personal. i think the media has the right to compare players from back in the day to now, it's a totally different game.

you're talking about a totally advanced athleticism now, harder pitching. yeah, he paid his dues for his penalties for juicing, i guess. but at the same time, regardless of that or not, it is comparable. you're just getting too personal now. we're talking about each individual player's problems. he hit the home run, let him live. >> we're so lucky that we find so many clueless people to try to understand what's going on. and i mean clueless. we're not talking about different eras of the game. that has nothing to do with what we're talking about. a-roid won't make the hall of fame because he put a banned substance in his body. it has nothing to do with the changing of eras. it has to do with right and wrong. did we forget there's right and wrong in this world? and what alex rodriguez did is wrong. probably 200 home runs of his were with a needle stuck in him and juicing his body. give me a break, austin.

it has nothing to do with being a hater. understand right and wrong and not about eras, okay? all right? do you understand this? can we find somebody with a clue? if you have a problem with me, shoot me a video, send it to us and i'll talk to you next week. >> all right. chip kelly is gm. how has he done in his first big nfl draft?

>> taking a look at your news. the news that is thrilling so many. karen's excited.

>> it's trending on twitter. it's the number one thing that everyone is talking about. >> i don't care. but it's news. it's a girl. a little princess. >> it is exciting. >> kensington palace made the announcement this morning. the second child, their son was born back in july of 2013. >> and as karen has pointed out, the social media is responding when we posted this store as breaking news, george wrote, i don't care. in 1776 we told king george iii to take his monarchy and shove it where the sun don't shine. i may not share your emotion on the topic. but sharon wrote much happiness for the royal couple. their baby girl shares their birthday with my grandson and he is our little prince. and with all the roster charges

eagles are seeing, the store has come up with a way to keep your jerseys up to date. i love this. schuykill valley sports is everything jersey insurance. when you by a jersey, you're insured. so if that player is traded from the team in the next 18 months, if that player is traded, you can get a new jersey for half price and you get to keep the old one. the fans we spoke to, they love the idea. >> the jerseys are so expensive as they are, that an extra ten bucks is a good deal. >> i've had so many friends buy jerseys and that happens to them, they're like what do they do. >> genius. >> i've got shady and an old t.o. jersey. it doesn't apply to jerseys of retired or injured players. the tennessee titans sclekt

marcus mariota. >> boo. collective heart break. maybe this is a blessing in disguise. we don't like our blessings in disguise around here. we want gratification. we want it instantly. let's take a look at some of the tweets. we've got dan saying this on friday. day one after the eagles did not draft marcus mariota, city hall has been destroyed, the liberty bell is gone. cheese steaks no longer exist. one little guy not happy with the pick. >> about that pick. kyle, kyle. why are we crying? >> because marcus mariota or whatever his name is got picked by tennessee.

>> real tears. we did not get him. thank you for joining us. >> that's why you have the camera on the phone so you can record your child upset. >> we did get some other people. is it okay that we did not get marcus mariota. >> it was probably farfetched from the start, but let's face it. he's a good quarterback. he's going to do well in tennessee. but you can't make another team trade you a guy that they want. i think that's the biggest thing. the eagles tried, but they weren't able to do it. you have sam bradford as your quarterback. is it going to hurt if mariota is great? it's going to hurt. chip tried to get him but it just didn't work out. >> this guy that we did get, how can you pronounce it? >> aguilar.

>> chip reconfirming scheme and culture fit. that's what's really important. it trumps all. what do you think about that? >> here's the bottom line. you need guys that can play and i like the fact that chip is trying to bring in smart guys, guys that aren't getting in trouble, guys that want to play football, but you need talent as well. this is the guy that was thought to be picked right where the eagles were selecting 16 to 19. overall these guys are prospects. you don't know if they're going to be great players in the pros. you're hoping they are. i like it. they have a lot of talent so let's see what happens. it looks good from my perspective. >> you like it and some of the other eagles like it as well. shout out to the newest member of the eagles. nelson. come in, be humble, work hard

and help us soar to the top. so what do youty, any people we're going to pick up today? >> you can really get -- you can help your team. look at how seattle built their team on defense, they did it with day-three guys. let's get some guys to contribute this year and in the future. >> big fight tonight, what do you think? >> pacqiao has a chance, but it's mayweather. >> the other big thing people will be watching, it's the derby day as well. >> i can't even name a horse that's in it but i'll be watching. >> it's a great sportsman's day to watch. >> i'll be watching the derby. >> 97.5 the fanatic.

let's get a look at our forecast. >> dave is welcoming all the tweet followers and saying good things. we're taking a look at the pocono mountains. people go out there and enjoy themselves, no snow but still a cool day. >> great weekend to start. we have quiet weather, maybe a few showers. but the big thing is the temperatures warming up over the next few days. it's been cool, climbing into the 70s and we're not done yet. we could be easily into the 80s. a little cool, that keeps the temperatures way down. that cooler air may try to make it up to philadelphia. and there is some rain chance on tuesday and wednesday. just a chance that could keep some temperatures down. a lot happening outside today. a lot of festivals happening. rittenhouse square. also the science carnival.

one or two showers maybe popping up today but not yet. the temperatures will quickly warm up. they're really jumping up into the 50s but ready to climb into the 60s and 70s. we're looking at temperatures cooler into the 40s here. maybe the warmest part of the day along the coast will be late morning and then that cool air comes in and those cooler temperatures could make it as far inland as philadelphia. that's the sea breeze, the water at 47 degrees. it quickly drops into 50s in four hours. if you're heading out tonight, it does cool off quickly with the clear sky and that cooler air coming in off the ocean. warmer air is here in the 70s. 82 on monday, 84 on tuesday. late in the day though there could be a shower and the rain could linger wednesday. so tuesday to wednesday that will be the day with the rain. the temperatures could stay down on wednesday but they are back into the 80s on thursday and friday. a lot of 80s here this coming

week and it could be close by the end of the weekend possibly touching 80 on sunday. >> dave warren? >> yes. >> do you have a cat? >> no. >> do you have any furry friends? >> we have a lot of stuffed animals. no cats. >> all right. well you're going to watch this one anyway. because you've heard a cat purr, meow, but do you know what it means? >> coming up what the so-called cat whisperer says that your kitty may be telling you. ♪ cats in the cradle

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>> welcome back. want to get to some of our comments about a segment we did. this is called fox unfiltered about what happened in baltimore. thanks for speaking on the baltimore riots and including toya graham as an example of a good mom. woman have to be both parents these days and we also had a further comment about that one on a different topic we were just talking about football jerseys and there is a store in

our area that will give you jersey insurance. i like this comment. i think the football jersey should come with removable velcro names and numbers. lol. hey, jen. zblp. >> i'm going to do all kinds of mother's day gifts. you know what moms really want? time away from the family or a good stiff drink. >> sounds like father's day. >> when you say start with getting your lady a bottle of? >> a french wine. >> it will look pretty so it will make the mom think that you tried kind of hard. >> and also taste it. it's delicious. >> you just put that over ice? >> over ice, nice warm day, a

little slice over there. >> we want to be left alone. we want to be having a nice time. stay home, don't drive, have a nice drink. >> yes, exactly. look at that. >> i'd like to say happy mother's day to you and thank you for a great idea. >> thanks to the moms out there including my own. >> seriously, try this.

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>> welcome back. he's figured out what cats are actually saying to us. >> he says body language is the trick like a flicking tail, which means the animal is a little anxious or constricted pupils which means the cat is comfortable. cats are very telling of their needs and their mood. >> i would bet that if you were to record that vocalization,

that meow would be the same every single morning. >> the vet says one meow in the morning means feed me, two meows in the afternoon may mean something else. we asked the cat and the cat didn't answer so they didn't have the specific answer to this so we'll keep you posted. >> this is the story that got so many of you talking. there's a preschool mother who was scolded because of what she put in the daughter's lunch. this happened in aurora, colorado. every child is required to have a fruit, a vegetable and a healthy snack from home. lunchables, fruit snacks and peanut butter are not considered to be healthy snacks. the mother said she was out of healthy snacks. i'm a teacher of four-year-olds and have been for many years.

it is unacceptable for a school to tell a parent what to feed their own child. >> i think they need to mind their own business. parents can't be parents today. what do you think? did the school go too far? joining us solomon jones. he writes a column on parenting in the daily news. what do you think about this one where parents are getting scolded saying no oreos in the lunch? >> i think it's absurd but it speaks to a bigger issue. as a parent the one thing you want to do, kids spend about half the day in school, so you want to make sure you have a relationship with the teacher. you want to make sure there's communication between the parents and the teacher so it never comes down as a note. as a school you have to know in the age of social media that if you send a note home about oreos, it's going to end up on twitter. you have to have a line of communication between the parent and the school and then the parent and the doctor really have to decide what's best for

the kid's diet. >> you've got three kids? >> i do have three kids. >> do you see a problem with oreos as a snack for lunch? >> no. here's the thing. my kid is hungry now, and you've got to give me my money back because they're expensive. i need that back. >> i want to get your opinion on this one. this is actually in our area, in western pennsylvania. there's a mcdonald's that's not letting the teenagers in anymore by themselves. they want to have an adult or guardian with them because the restaurant has been having problems, dozens of teens causing a disturbance. the restaurant says kids tend to gather there. what do you think about this? >> i think again it's a question of communication, right? so it shouldn't be up to mcdonald's to decide to bring the parents in if the kids are coming from school. it should be up to the school to bring the parents in. they have to have that

communication before it ever gets to that point. one of the things that i like to look aat as a parent, you have to discipline your kids at home so that they don't get disciplined out in the street. if teens had a powerful lobby, there would be a lawsuit around there. and they don't. so you have this mcdonald's treating all the kids, painting all of them with a broad brush because there were some trouble makers. that's wrong and parents need to be involved. >> don't you remember being a knuckle head? >> sure. >> you go into a place, we're not ordering anything. we've got $0.16 between the two of us and you take over a joint. >> yeah, i remember that. you know, teens need to learn to be more like old people. right? so when old people go into mcdonald's, they order a cup of coffee and they stay there all day and they pontificate about the problems of the world. teenagers learn to do that so they too can be involved and being in a place and just being

part of what's going on there. >> look at who i just found right here. would you look at this? solomon bringing in his child. we've got lots of wisdom around here. >> we are heading to the science fair. he loves science. one of the reasons why i know that peanut butter is a healthy snack because he's done a lot of research on george washington carver. >> we've had a lot of fun out there. back over to you. >> just no stopping for oreos on the way. >> they talked about the science fair, a lot of great events going on today. you've been telling us all morning that the weather is perfect. >> that will be me in a few years. i can't take my three-year-old to the science fair, but i can't wait for that. pretty good day for a lot of outside activities. this is the radar. ultimate doppler shows it's all clear. but it may not stay that way. by this afternoon things will start to pop up.

this will be the temperatures heating up into the 70s. one or two isolated showers. one or two rain drops could be coming down between 4:00 and 6:00. once it goes into this cooler ocean air which is coming in from the southeast, no chance of rain here but everything clears out by 10:00 tonight. so one or two rain drops, but it's the temperatures, that's the big change. here they come into the 70s. that cooler air comes in from the coast and it could make it as far as the philadelphia area by 6:00. it goes from 73 down into the 50s as the skies clear up and the cooler breeze comes in from the southeast. a cooler night tonight, by tomorrow morning, race time, 56 degrees. nice and comfortable for the runners to start but by the end of the day we could be in the upper 70s, close to 80 degrees. the heat is coming and it's really here on monday and tuesday. 82 on monday, 84 degrees with showers and storms on tuesday. the rain could linger wednesday. that's the one day where it is a little cooler. not bad though because it goes back up to 72 and 80 on thursday

and friday. back into the 80s. that one day on wednesday, that could be the rain with the cooler weather. highs above 80 degrees each day. >> good morning. i'm dr. mike. we've known for some time that kids who spend too much time in front of the television end up having problems with their weight later in life. well, a new study just showed that even just one hour a day can lead to problems with their weight down the road. remember, those smart phones and ipads can be a problem, too. the bottom line, folks, get your kids interacting with you and out exercising. that's the bottom line. the u.s. government has now come out with new recommendations for the amount of flouride put in your drinking

water. why? kids are getting a condition known as flourosis, where you have some damage to the teeth because of of too much fluoride. now we're getting too much. we've got to take care of your teeth and keep brushing. i'm dr. mike, have a great weekend.

>> welcome back. i saw your tweet and you knew i would put your baby on tv because i love this baby. look at all that effort and then the fall almost 9 months. liam looking great. always put your videos on. we love to show off your kids or your dogs or your pets. we had a lot of fun. >> we did. >> you were there in morning, we were there on south street. >> it looks like it's got barbecue sauce. check it out. >> we had a lot of fun there. that was quincy and i and a shot out to gary from south philly. >> dave warren, welcome to the family. >> so happy to be here. i had a lot of fun this morning. >> will you come back and do it again tomorrow.

>> are you going to bring doughnuts? >> i'm taking orders as instructed by everybody. >> more of the family and your kids. >> they're great. >> i hope you say that. the wife is watching, come on. >> that is at their best right there. and i don't know if we have a picture of them when i'm in charge. that's when she's out showing houses and that's what happens. and whatever happens when that happens, don't come -- when she comes home, don't give her a bill for your babysitting. i wasn't holding them. >> seriously, just trying to throw them over the edge of the oet. >> i was in arm's reach. >> it's great to have you here. i'm happy i'm not the new guy anymore. welcome to the family. you let him off easy. >> you want him to come back. >> thank you for spending your saturday morning with us.

and make sure you wake up early at 8:00 tomorrow. we'll see you then. have a great day.

- welcome to "awesome planet," i'm philippe cousteau. the oceans cover 71 percent of our planet, and contain countless species. but perhaps what's most incredible is that human beings have explored less than five percent of the oceans, leaving one to wonder what kinds of incredible discoveries are yet to be made. so this week we'll be looking at different types of ocean exploration, and spending time with some of the scientists working tirelessly to uncover just a few of her many mysteries. in this episode we'll explore the deep sea, and catch some massive waves. now we get a chance to get in the water. what can we expect down there? join me, philippe cousteau, as we discover our magnificent oceans, on "awesome planet."