>> good morning, thank you for joining us for fox 29 weekends. it is the last day of this month. i'm karen hepp. >> i'm bill anderson. >> went quickly, didn't it? already jumping through. guys, good morning, sunday, may 31, we have a lot of news we'll jump noop. some sad news, at least start off, condolence also pouring in this morning over the death of the vice president's son, former delaware attorney general beau biden, lost his fight with brain cancer yesterday. we'll take you throw wilmington in just a few minutes. >> beau biden, fox 29 family, much more on, that plus there is grieving family of national guards man in a pretty bitter battle now with the army over where to bury their child. why the military says can he not be aid laid to rest at arlington national cemetery.

>> this was a controversy that has so many of you talking. >> but first we'll check in, find out what the weather will look like today. dave's got all of the details as we look out in center city. so far doesn't look too bad. dave tell us, are we going to have a good day. >> okay start to the day of the ends of the day will be storming. look at the potential for severe storms, depends on where you live, up north and west the best shot for the storms laterment beautiful start to the day though, getting a loft pictures coming in with sunrise, over philadelphia, and here is a nice shot with the sun coming up in pennsauken, new jersey, little more sunshine, bumming temperatures up this morning. right now into the 70s, barely dropped below 70 in many locations, so very warm start this morning, 74 degrees the current temperature, climbing into the upper 80s this afternoon, easily, but that could trigger few thunderstorms. still pretty warm up north. mount pocono, just dropped down below 70. a lot of mid to almost the upper 70s already, especially across the suburbs, south jersey. storm prediction center has

this slight risk of severe weather. that means there will be storms, few could contain hail, damaging wind. that will be over the north and western suburbs, later today. just few showers around this morning. they held together overnight last night, drifting through these north and western suburbs, little heavier moving into north jersey. but maybe light raindrop this morning, into this afternoon, where we'll see the storms really start to fire up. by about 1:00, they're developing in the north and western suburbs, 6:00, 7:00 really starting to fill n these will be the strong storms that we're talking about, of course we'll see how long they stick around in the seven day forecast, that coming up. dave, thank you. it is 8: 02, and new this morning, many of you may just be waking up to the news that we've lost a great man, so much reaction now pouring in over the dealt of the vice president's joe biden's son, beau biden. >> the 46 year old passed away yesterday after his battle with brain cancer. this morning, he's being remembered as a friends, a family man, and a humble public servant. >> our sabina kuriakose live at st. patrick's church in

wilmington where prayers are going up for the whole entire biden family. sabina, good morning. >> reporter: good mornings karen, and bill a prayer will be said this morning here at vice president joe biden's family parish of st. patrick's churr of when mass begins at 9:00 this morning in greenville, members of beau biden's par rich praying for his wife and two young children, as well. now, beau biden born here in wilmington. his death is sending shock waves through the political establishment here. he was an extremely popular figure here in delaware. governor jack markell's telling fox news that if biden had lived to seek the governorship next year, as he had planned, he believes biden would have won. now, county executives here describing biden as the most popular politician in the state, telling fox, that beau biden thought he was going to win his battle with brain cancer. biden had been at walter reed national military medical center since may 19th, for then undisclosed health reasons, he had been diagnosed with brain cancer two years ago. and he had recovered.

but he suffered a re-occur thens year. now, senators chris and tom carper as well as john carney among the many local politicians giving their condolances to the biden family this morning. the biden's are part of the political fabric here in delaware, so this morning, the state is in mourning, flags are being flown at half staff at the behest of the governor. bill and karen, back to you. >> thanks, sack even a president obama released a statement just minutes after learning of biden's death t reads in part: like his dad, beau biden was a good, big hearted devoutly catholic and deeply fateful man. he made a difference in the lives of all he touched. and he lives on in their hearts. and outpouring of love and support continued on social media among politicians, but also, celebrities, share tweeted my heart is broken for vice president of the united states. the one thing i know about joe is that he prizes family above all else. my heartfelt condolances. and maria shriver folds with:

my heart goes out to vice president biden and his family. i knew beau biden a great son, husband, and father. join me and pray for the entire biden family. we will continue to update all of the information. you can count on fox 29 for the continuing coverage of beau biden's death. get constant updates on our website myfoxphilly.com. or write on your smart phone, just download our "fox 29 news" app. and here is another one of those stories we put out on the app. this breaking news coming out every switzerland, where the secretary of state john kerry has been in a hospital in geneva after biking accident. he broke his leg, he's actually calling off the rest of his four nation trip, and flying right back to boston. the secretary spokesperson said paramedics and a doctor were with the motorcade, when this crash occurred. this was of course this morning, and it was right near france. also new this morning 8:00 # five, woman and child who were recovering after an accident in west philadelphia. this one happened just after midnight over girard and

40th street. there is no word on their injuries. wow, that one looks bad. you can clearly see they were in that vehicle that had flipped over according to investigators. the cause is under investigation. and more news developing now. we're learning more this morning, about a new jersey state trooper, who was killed saturday when his cruiser hit a deer and slammed into a tree. twenty-four year old trooper anthony raspa died in that crash just before 1:00 a.m. on interstate 195 in monmouth county. his partner was also injured but is recovering. raspa lived with his parents about 30 miles to the north in middlesex county. in a statement, his family issued, anthony was a phenominal young man with a heart of gold and a passion for life. while he is physically no longer with us, we're grateful for the 24 years of love and loyalty we shared with him. anthony was passionate about law enforcement, and took great pride in being a new jersey state trooper. >> such a young kid, and only out of the sea girt academy for couple of years.

he was training other officers. actually a troop nerve his graduating classy know very well lives in edison, and he sat ten seats away from him at the graduation ceremony from the trooper academy. >> immediately after news of his death spread, thousands of people posted messages on the state police facebook page. many new trooper raspa calling him entheusiastic, kinds. in a update on story we first told but yesterday, right here on fox 29 weekend, 13 year old girl hit by stray bullet in kensington. it happened late friday night outside her home on stouton street. police say the girl was sitting on the stoop with two other children when two men started shooting at each other. police are searching for the gunman. now, we check with temple hospital overnight. the teen is still listed in critical condition. >> a controversial decision has one family now in an uproar, and the nation in debate. the family simply wants to bury their soldier son with honors. but the military is saying, no

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8:12, welcome back to fox 29 weekend. looking at your headlines, this is a story that so many have already been talking about on social media. grieving family is desperately fight to go give their son what they say he deserves. a proper burial. but they say the army won't let them. the issue, a big dispute over the rule that arlington national cemetery. it has been 80 days now since staff sergeant, thomas flores, died during a training mission. he still hasn't been burried. the 26 year old was one of 11 killed in a blackhawk helicopter crash off the coast of florida. flores never deployed overseas, but in the louisianna national guard for eight years. because he wasn't on active duty orders when he died, the army says he's not eligible to be burried at arlington national cemetery. his family is outraged. >> my son's life and his blood is no different than any others. he should not be in a special category that has to be cremated and put in a smaller urn. my son deserves a plot, ground

burial, in arlington cemetery, and he gave all for it. >> flores also left behind his wife, megan, who is seven months pregnant. she said some day she wants to be able to their their child to his grief, and fight to go appeal this decision. as we said, the the social media comment continue to come n the family is receiving a lot of support on social media this morning. franky write on facebook: it doesn't matter if he's active or not. if he's part of the armed forces and wears the military uniform, then he should be burried with honors. >> and this comment came in from blaine. any member of our military should get burried at arlington, period. comment continue to come in, and we want to know what you think. you can post them on our fox 29 facebook page. tweet us at fox 29 philly. be sure use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. 8: 13, this morning's covered story, brings jenner right now making headlines once again, because he is going to be the cover model

for vaunter fair magazine as a woman for the first time. he's become the very public face of people who are transgender or who are in transition. for single sex institutions like women's colleges it, has been a water shed year of changes. in our area, looking at bryn mawr college, they've already announced pretty big changes that were made just this february. our attorney, amy feldman, is here for women schools. good morning, aim. >> i good morning, karen? for women schools, this is so challenging. that will are we seeing? >> right. this is a really challenging issue that as you said is just now coming to the front of our collective thoughts here. largely because of people like bruce jenner who is making us think about how we identify ourselves. in the past, are you a manor are you a woman, had seemed like a binary choice. pick one or the other. as it turns out, there is a whole different spectrum that we had really not considered, which is people who are either born one way, but feel that they ida different way, who

are in transition, or people who may be born with characteristics of both sections, and who don't identify either as one or the other. so, in historically women only institutions like barnard college, which trustees are voting this week, or bryn mawr, in our area, where the trustees voted on the issue back in february, the question is: if we're an institution, dead kate dollars to educating women, how do we identify women when it is not always so clear? >> yes, used to be in the past it was just if you were born a woman, that's how you could be accepted into one of these schools. let me get to some of the comment. we had so many. there was picture that i saw, it is becoming increasingly common site up there at barnard college, the one seen up there at their college library, a gender inclusive bathroom. and then we got some comment, one from our neck of the woods, big high five goes out to bryn mawr college for ac safe place for trans gender people. but then there are a lot of people who take a different stance there is one from nicky, since when did women --

since when did women become a feeling? if anyone felt like anything else, they would be inches it tuesdayized. stop trans so far nitch 2.0. so, a lot of different very strong emotions and feelings about this one. what do you think about this whole concept where it used to be i guess in the past so simple, now we have this evolving philosophy on this? >> right. as you pointed out, to the bathroom focus people who are already admitted, who may be in the transition, or who don't identify one way or the other, the question is when you are trying to admit a student, keep in mind, these are high schoolers for the most part, 17 year old kids, who are in the process of transitioning or figuring out who they are, the question is, is it just based on what your birth certificate says? what happens if you're transitioning while a student and what do you do once you have a student there, who identifies differently than what the rest of the college looks like? >> what did bryn mawr decide? >> bryn mawr decided if you are a born a woman on your birth certificate, you identify as a woman, you can

apply. if you are born male, but have taken steps, or are in the process of identifying as a woman, they look at how you identify. now, the flip side is if you were born a female, but have taken legal or medical steps to identify as a male, you are not eligible for admission even though your birth certificate says our woman. that's the issue here, bryn mawr has said, we care about how you the student identifies, not what your birth certificate says. and i would be surprised if barnard doesn't take this same approach. >> all right, thank you for trying to breakdown something that is a complicated issue and topic and making it much simpler for us, amy, thank you. all right. >> hey, we're here in cape may at the exit zero international jazz festival where all weekend there is some amazing world class music. we all hope that you can get here. hey, how is the weather?

>> all right, michael, i hear you loud and clear. looks pretty good down there. sunny yesterday, nice and comfortable, the temperature dropped in the afternoon, that's a look at today, though, cape may county to cape may right on the southern tip of the county this close to the ocean, temperature warms up a bit by 2:00 then drops, it will be sunshine in the afternoon, but bit breezy. that wind about 15 miles an hour, maybe higher gust, with the water temperature climbing into the mid 60s, keeps the temperatures down just a bit. nice and comfortable. a lot of action there throughout the day, starting at 10:00 goes to 7:00 p.m. nice weather throughout the afternoon. mid 70s, north and west, little cooler mount pocono. little farther south, you see the temperatures into the mid seven's, nice and warm in wildwood, at the airport, right along the coals, just little cooler. the warmest part of the day right now. we are looking at temperatures climbing into the 80s, but look north. there is some cooler air that's pushing south. this is the front that we're talking about. that will be the focus for severe weather. it is up north today, later

this afternoon, strong to severe storms, and then that sags south. so tomorrow, right along i-95, we'll see these strong storms developing throughout the day. and that will continue tomorrow night. so, getting a lot of rain here over the next few days, it is warm, muggy, before that rain arrives. philadelphia could climb into the upper eight's, dropping to 83 by 6:00 cooler weather there, right along the coals, upper 60s, near 70 degrees. ultimate doppler shows just few sprinkles out there this morning, might see raindrop in the north and western suburbs, not the severe weather we are talking about. that would be later. could see just stray shower now, but look for heavier rain later this afternoon, this evening. storms late, mainly north and west, they are up to 88 degrees, that winds is about ten to 20 miles an hour, and 64 in the sit tonight. sixty-two in the suburbs. the storm could continue well after sunset tonight. so, look for this rain to come down until at least midnight tonight. finally tapering off by tomorrow morning. of course more rain in the seven day forecast, we'll see how many days we're expecting these storms, that's coming up

a little later. >> thank, dave. now, parents, summer is almost here. they are telling me women are trying to fit into their summer clothes, all in the gym trying to get our beach on. >> i would like to eat some really fattening foods. i don't like to get rid of them. but what can dow? >> we'll find out. talk about that short limit we know it is authorities stay on track. we love the food. >> oh, my cheese steaks! >> but mr. shut up and train will be here shortly to help us out. what we can do to get ready for the summer.

>> welcome back, many of you are comment commenting on the situation on the soldier, bradley writes, if that's the regulation, then that's how it should be. there are many strict rules about how and who can be burried this at arlington. bob writes arlington only one every many military cemeteries, the biggest, yes, but running out of room unfortunately. so, those are our comment, and we will keep them coming. thank you so much. all right, this week's look at what those silly

scientists are researching now. we all love to scroll through those social media feeds, and see all of the pretty pictures your friends are posting. if you have ever wondered how some photos grab a ton of likes, and others are more likely to be ignored. yahoo lab in georgia tech, they have an answer. the filter you're using may be all wrong. they looked at more than seven and a half million pictures, posted on instagram, and flicker. and here's a snapshot whatever they found. turns out photos that are hashtag no filter don't grab as much attention. then those who have been through a filter like selfies, that have a filter, to bring out contrast, and ac send too ate the warmth annex posh your, more than 20% likely to be viewed. and 45% more likely to get more comments. study what could get your selfie more attention sounds about as silly as taking all those selfies in the first

place. but, we ran it past our doctor mike anyway. clearly from this study we are attracted to more warm and lighter colored photos. you need to use some yellow and red filtering to allow that photo, based on science, to be looked at more than if you have a blue err filter. >> thanks for breaking it down, doctor mike. if you like taking all of those selfies, and want to rack up more likes and comments, you may want to switch filters. if you have got better things to do, just chalk it up to silly scientists, looking for something to research.

welcome back at the bottom of the hour at 8:28, learning a lot more about the federal indictment against former speaker of the house, dennis hastert, accused of violating federal banking laws to funnel hush money in the amount of $3.5 million to a former student who he allegedly sexually abused several decades ago. fox news has learned, those payments may have been made while hastert was high school teacher and also wrestling coach back in illinois. in the late seven's, and early 80s, he was there, hastert has not been taken into custody because officials do not believe he is a flight risk f convicted he faces up to ten years in prison. sad news, news legend bb king was laid to rest in his

mississippi hometown saturday. the funeral was at bell grove missionary baptist church. the 89 year old blues singer honored for much more than just music. those close toast him say he was someone who gave back to the community. president barack obama is among those who offered tributes to bb king, in a letter, red at king's funeral, obama said the blues has lost its king, and america has lost a legend. summer almost officially here. we're all trying to watch what we eat so we can fit into the shorts and our bathing suits. but we can in the help with indulge, because we have all of the great fun things to do like picnics, barbeques, and consequently go down the shore, then i want all of the great shore food down there, as well. >> a lot of people are struggling with the same issues, we put out call on social media, for your favorite philly foods for the summer. and you answered. tammy sent this tweet: my favorite philly summer feed is a hotdog. preferably a nathan's chilly hotdog topped with side onions. >> oh, i like the onions on

that one, not everyone's cup of tea. another writes: soft pretzels and water ice. >> jersey girl crab fries are her pleasure. >> she loves tradition, she loves our philly cheese steaks. >> so how do we enjoy the food we love without the guilty pleasure? >> we are brinking in that's correct perth right there, fitness guru and trainer to the stars, ray graceon, also known as shut up and train. good morning to you, sir. >> hey, how are you doing bill, karen? >> good. last time we talked to you, he had me on the grounds doing pushups and burden of proof i's, the whole 9 yards. give me some tips. are there healthy alternatives? >> you know what? everybody's indulge every now and again, i believe in the 08/20 rule. 80% of the eat clean. the other 20 indulge, eat whatever you want. ya, you can have your hotdogs and pretzels, but few tips, you know, to almost make them little healthier so you are not over inch it will you can. >> let's get into the tips. i love these crab fries, i

happen to eat whole thing of chicken wings anopias at other day. and i'm still the 5 pounds up for that with your 80/20 rule. what should i be doing instead? >> the crab fries, i heard that's a philly favorite. >> yes. >> i would offer a sweet potato fries, maybe you are craving the salt and crunchy, maybe go with the sweet potato and the cheese and old bay seasons. >> once you start to do that is correct i actually like the sweet potato fries, so you develop that taste. cheese steak, what can you do with a cheese steak? >> you know what? cheese steak is actually one of my favorites. but you can always get a healthier option on the cheese, or you can go to open face cheese steak sandwich, using half the bread. that cuts back on the carbs and still get the taste. >> how about hotdog? i like a good old hotdog. what will you do with that one? >> leave the bun alone, just have the hotdog, add fresh tomatoes on the top instead of the catsup, i can still have my relish and muscles tarred, but your catsup is so full of

sugar, and the bread, the bun is all of the carbohydrates. >> one of the things i often hear, i have trainer, because you're not in philly to actually work me out, but my trainer says all the healthy alternatives in the world, you can't out train a bad diet. so is it really what you are saying, that moderation? >> all about moderation, but he is right, can you not out train a bad diet. all of the hardest training in the world, if you are eating bad, it won't happen as far as your result, which is why again you want to make healthy mod any cases. >> so you've already with the hotdog told us to get rid of the bun, cheese steak get rid of the bun watch are you going to do with our philly favorite of course the soft pretzel? we can't just get rid that far. what do we do? >> the pretzel, we got to eat the bread there. cut back on the sodium. do a pretzel with no salt, or if you got to have the salt, take your hand and brush off the majority of the salt, where you are still getting some of the sodium but not taking it all in. sodium retains water. water bloats you out. tend of the day you want to try to moderate little bit.

if you do know salt, dip it in little mustard. >> the last thing we have here on our table, water ice on the surface it doesn't seem like that should be that bad, right? but some people say it is. can we do water ice? is there something better. >> you know what, water ice, i think it is delicious. again, information moderation. as owe polls dollars to the extra large water ice, go with the smaller portion and i her up in philly you like to dot water ice with some yogurts, and custard, what's that all about? >> heck ya. we go to rita's, yes, because you like to have the delicious sweetness of, you know, the custard together, of course, jill at i, we like to call that here. so it is pretty good. >> skip to the small water ice, traditional flavors, strawberry, lemon, you should be good to go. >> all right, karen, go ahead, i'm going to go do some jumping jacks, please. >> knock those burden of proof burpees out for me, bill. >> thanks for having me, always a pleasure. >> all right, let us know what

you're guilty pleasures as well use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. if you are doing any of these ideas. >> yum. >> now, i'm ready for my 20% indulgence now. if you call me next time you do something like, that common. >> we got something coming up. we have new place in town, we got the cake boss, we will be going, there sweet treats. >> good. because i'm still on my 20% indulgence mode right now. talk about what's happening outside now. wildwood, a lot going on down the shore, people enjoying the nice, calm weather there. just bit windy. temperatures are cooler, with that ocean water temperature down into the mid 60s, plenty of sunshine, grab the sunscreen before up head out the door. right here in philadelphia, we have temperatures that are mild. only into the mid 70s, now, did not drop much. in for warm day today. bit muggy. dew points still into the 60s. warm, humid, borderline hot out there today. temperature climbing to up near 90 degrees. a risk for thunderstorms.

slight risk, mean some of the storms are strong or even severe. that will will be later today, especially, in the highlighted counties there. lancaster county, portions of chester, upper montgomery, upper bucks county, and all of the lehigh valley could see the strong storms firing up again. bit more widespread than yesterday. no strong storms now. not completely dry. there is a few light sprinkles moving through the north and western suburbs, very light rain expected now. but look at the timing every these stronger storms, later. seeing that sunshine, heating things up, it will be close to the upper 80s, near 90 degrees, but, that fuels these storms. there is the front approaching from the north. it is slowly moving through the area, area of strong storms, by 7:00, 8:00 is across the lehigh valley it, will start to sag south, ten, 11:00 tonight, closer to philadelphia, and eventually entire area sees these storms tomorrow, and early tuesday. soap, looking at few days hereof stormy weather with very heavy rain expected. into the 70s now, we climb into the upper 80s, but doesn't last.

the seven day forecast has cooler weather coming in. that's coming up a little bit later. >> dave, thank you so much. still ahead on fox 29 weekends, there is one woman counting her blessings, this morning, after rescue crews set her free. wait until you hear where she was. >> crazy story. and happiest place on earth, i admit it i was there not too long ago, but they could be changing ticket prices. what you may have to consider if you plan on taking your family to disney, all of that and more coming upment fox 29 weekends.

8: 39 on fox 29 weekends, your comments continue to come in. cathy, great friend of the show, says her favorite food is ice cream. a lot of people, thank you, kathy. g baldwin says my father's burried in indian town, gap military cemetery. each state has their own cemetery, do your own research. that of course in reference to the family, that's fight to go have their child burried in arlington, and lisa says, both my parents, and brother, are burried there in arlington, my dad was retired from the usmc, and 79 when he died in 2005. so, a loft comment are coming in, it sounds like there are a loft individual circumstances we will continue to follow. >> this thank you everyone for your comments.

>> ♪ >> time nor knocking the king. >> i heard what you had to say about the new england patriots. >> i've found the most pathetic fans in america. >> no, not philadelphia pant, fans of the new england patriots. what they are doing to defends the patriots quarterback tom braid say joke. what the fans did over the weekend, makes a strong statement, that they're idiots and morons, nan denial. fans held a rally, that was build as free tom brady. the most clueless in america. >> little gel us? there maybe? more superbowl rings in the past what ten years? i guess you would be happy, too. what do they say? i mean, i respect it, man, there is no substantial evidence on the board aside from the -- which you can take as you may which supports any

any -- how are you going to tell me if he's guilty? you can't. >> oh, my gosh. you have got to be kidding me. man, i see were you standing in the rain d your head get water logged? hey, where did you get this guy? where do these people come from? where did he get this guy? can somebody tell me. what a dope. hey, matt, nothing proves he is guilty except the wells report. well, that is the investigation. what are we thinking about here? beyond all that, he is guilty. he didn't cooperate. how about these morons in new england, or memorial day weekend, ways ago day. how about that couple, that won't go on their honeymoon until tom brady is found innocent. are you kidding me? are people that stupid? matt, do me a favor, leave. go up there hang zero with your friends, all a bunch of idiots. get me somebody he will. think you have what it takes

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crews were able to pull her through safely, and she wasn't seriously hurt. but we all have the same question. how did she get in the chimney in the first place? so far there is no explanations, i guess holding onto that information. may be little embarrassing, we'll see. >> seriously. all right, 8:45, you could be paying more if you want to take your kids to the happiest place on earth, at least during the popular times of the year. so many of us from this area love to go to disney. so we hate to pay more. but disney now thinking about doing demand pricing kind of makes sense. let me explain thousand worksment ticket price woulds vary by weekday and season. so, they're going to have arrange, could be 105, to up 125 for one-day one part ticket. buy a ticket for set price, use it whenever you want to. this time more popular, more expensive, less popular, cost less. the upside here is that the peak pricing is that it can avoid some of the over-crowding and you knee is a problem with those lines specially adoring the busiest days, they would cost more, and then maybe more families would stay away.

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going to the poconos on this day because this week happens to be big anniversary life in my life. maybe you are headed out there. absolutely gorgeous. looks so nice up there. i know we'll have some troubled weather later. we also have weather question. if you have a weather question, you can get fancy pants fox 29 weekend t-shirt which i don't know if i can show you before but, you know, i'll have dave warren show it to you. listen to what pam's question is. >> is fox 29 going to be out and about today? hey, dave, what's the weather like? >> oh, the weather looks pretty good out there today. we are looking at temperatures creaming into the mid to upper 80s, later this afternoon, and this evening. right now, it is 74 degrees. seventy-one gross in allentown, mount pocono is just a little cooler, mid to low seven's, to the south. so, look for these temperatures to start to climb. but then we have to watch for these showers, and thunderstorms. right now, just few light showers in the north and western suburbs, but it is later today, that is the

concern, here come these strong severe storms, likely, really not throughout the afternoon, but this evening. really affecting the north and western suburbs, and the poconos, karen, keep that in mind, we will look at these showers and storms that contain strong gusty wind, drenching rain, and even some small hail is possible. so we continue to monitor that throughout the afternoon and evening. little cooler at the shore, especially this afternoon, as the temperatures drop. now, the seven day forecast, has storms late today, more storms on monday, storms ending on tuesday, clouds south on wednesday, but look at the cooler, dry weather coming in on thursday and friday. hang on, pamela. here's the shirt. >> thank you. >> there go. >> thank you. >> small for me, but -- >> but don't get -- make a video. >> make a video, do weather video, we'll sends you one every these, hopefully little bigger. >> oh, all right, all right. >> for me! >> nicely done, dave, thank you. , very much. we won't make dave wear the

extra medium, the size that he has over there. we always love the segments. our junior reporter, lauren dugan from villanova university is here, good morning to you. >> we love here every day, today you have special story, everyone excited, you have to go hang out, learn more about the cake boss? >> bill the sweetest story i've ever covered. yesterday i spoke with cake boss budd bye his new opening in rittenhouse, the city definitely showed us and some people waited over two hours just to get inside. >> philadelphia has new boss in town. already embraced the new baker. yesterday buddy, from the reality tv series, cake boss, opened his tenth carlo's bakery on the corner of 21st and walnut. >> definately dream come true. i prom ills dollars my daddy would make this bakery a household name. >> by popular demand, he has brought the bakery to the rittenhouse neighborhood of philadelphia. >> a lot of people washington street in hoboken pick up

their cakes and bring them down here. >> people like emily from montgomery count. >> i she has been waiting for this to open annex sight bad being the first in line. >> emily and her dad camped out more than three hours before the store opened. she has watched all of the shows. >> never miss any. >> and dreams to some day be a baker like buddy. >> this is really -- i really like buddy so much. i think he has really inspired me, that i watch him. >> so many like emily strange to get a glimpse of the boss, waited for over two hours in a line that rolls all the way past chestnut street. >> we don't want to become like a place that people just come in, because the cake boss is here, no, we want you to come in here because we want you to like our canoli's, birthday cakes. >> p jena from the pennsylvania "make a wish foundation", carlos bakery philadelphia's open for business. >> we are officially open. >> right way of doing bacon, wrong way every doing bacon,

our way is what works. >> as i said, we always love it when lawyer send here. but specially today. so what was it like? atmosphere crazy? >> so crazy, the line was completely out the door. but we got some goodies out of it. >> look at this, dave, karen, look. look what she brought us? >> morning treats. >> yum. oh, this one has got like asbury -- >> canoli's, go nuts, let's go. >> huge assortment. >> so if you have any stories that would you like the junior reporters, preferably store where they can give us some food, you can send them to us, tweet them to us. we have them on the fox 29 facebook page, use the harm tag fox 29 weekend and while you watch around the house: >> oh, dig in. >> canoli's amazing! ♪ i'm contractor with this week's around the howls. rene tweets: my tool shed always a mess s there anyway to get it organize in the small shed or any kind of shed is really easy to get out of

control very fast. you have lot of things in one space. when unorganized you'll never find anything. first thing i would do, get everything up off the floor. so can you not only see them, know where they are, but they'll be out of your way, and out of the center of the shed. another great idea, in a shed you're going to find brooms, rakes, shovels, they're always lining up against the wall. taking up floor space, and dangerous because they'll fall over. first solution: hang them up. either buy a storage rack that you can buy at any hardware store, simply put some screws in the wall, hang them that way, or you can buy a garbage or trash container, secure it to the wall, and when you're done with your shovel, broom, or rake, put them in the trash can, that way they'll not fall over, and you get bonus trash can out of it. >> organization is the key. one of my favorite little trucks, to buy lots of storage bins. each storage bin should be specific to a job. you should have a garden storage bin, so when you are

guard edge, you take the bin out of the shed it, has all your tools, all of your items you may need, bring it to where ever you are doing your gardening, finish day's work, put it back in the bin, back in the shed, that way not searching for things, tripping over things, everything organized right where you want it. another interesting idea, to organize your shed without spending any money, pick up a old pallet. take the top piece of wood off it, so you open up. perfect for all your rakes, shovels, brooms, they fit right in. you can mount this to the wall, so it is secure, the other nice part is since it is wood, you can go ahead, put screws in it, mount all of your little items, creates great shelf to hang on. again, not spending anything. it is something that you're completely recycling, be throwing away, cost me nothing, shed's reorganized. if you have a question you want answered tweet us hash 29

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so so many of outpouring of love continues for beau biden. he meant so much to this area. people are commenting. we actually just got the opportunity to speak with his pastor. he gave us some comment. here's what towed say. >> like the candy family of delaware. remember the kennedy's of massachusetts? and when people actually, when you have a problem, family

like this public servants, gives all to the community to their church, but not without problems, or without life tragedy, see. so just because you're very famous, you still have crosses to bear. >> certainly with that family we know that joe biden have lost his wife in a terrible car accident, and some children in that car accident, than is one of the survivors, beau biden. he was great friend, certainly to fox 29. he always came to any of our military days, salutes the troops, served, and the attorney general. sad, sad tragic lost. we certainly new he had been having health problems. one tweet that sabrina put out. she said that he attended ma mass regularly, when the illness set in, he stag heard to have his communion. >> we will be praying for their family. >> we have doors closing and doors opening. we have an ad toyings our fox 29 weekend family. >> this little baby girl was born last week. it is our technical director, keith, little girl alley

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