our cover story this morning, california now mandate that school children be vaccinated. if parents choose not to get their children vaccinated then they must home school their kids. only exception for children, with serious health issues. now, the bill was first introduced after a measles outbreak at disney lands, in december, that sickened more than 100 people, the law will go into effect for the 2016-2017 school year. when it came out people started commenting on social

media. mia wrote go california, congress a proves one of the tough he is mandatory vaccine laws, but rochelle said i can't believe california passed a mandatory vaccine law, while personally vaccinate every parent has the right to choose. so joining us now by skype, this morning, attorney heather hanson, to talk to us a little bit more about that. and, actually, we are working on getting heather back. we're having little bit after problem with heather's feed. so we will get that up, in just a moment. but they continue to go through this process. trying to figure out exactly what is going to happen with this. then the vaccination debate is one that many parents have gotten involved in, is it ultimately parental responsibility or should the state have the ability to step out there and mandate it? so, as soon as we can get things worked out with hit r, who we see right here, we have it all worked out, and ready to go. heather, good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. >> so, one of the tweets that

we were just talking about said while they personally vaccinate, it should be a parent's right to choose. legally california decided that's not the case. >> right. and legally it isn't the case. way back in 1905, people were argue being this same issue. and someone said i don't want to get my kids vaccinated r i don't want to be vaccinated. supreme court said because of the risk every health problems, to other kids, to other people, they can, in fact, make you get vaccinated. they can't force to you get the shot, but in that case they said they could fine you, here they can say, listen, if you don't want to get vaccinated that's fine becomes but your cuz can't come to school and put the other children at risk. >> i need to understanded from a legal point, i know a doctor who opposes vaccinations, the one thing he said to me is that the state will hold parents responsible for not vaccinating, but they won't hold the pharmaceutical companies or others responsible if someone gets sick from the vaccination. that seems a little

inconsistent. >> that is a huge outrage for a lot of people. because there is this whole set of laws that sort of exempt pharmaceutical companies from liability. the reason for that is because the science just doesn't seem to be thereto proof that vaccinations actually cause harm. and when the pharmaceutical companies are out there trying to help the children, hold them responsible, i know it is something that upsets a lot of people, understandably so, but it is sort of public policy because small pox, poll yo, measles, killed so many people they wanted to do everything they could to have pharmaceutical companies to have something to fix it. >> california went harsh, went and mandated it. locally it is not so much. they are various exceptions. here explain how we would go through that process here. >> well, it is really interesting because since that measles outbreak in california, both delaware and new jersey have started talking about bills to make a law similar to that in california. it wouldn't make it completely that you couldn't get your kids, have your kid not be

vaccinated watch it would mean you have to write out affidavit as to your moral or religious reason that you can't have them vaccinated. those bills are pending. it is interesting because in delaware, they have some of the highest vaccination rates in the nation, pennsylvania, has some of the lowest. and, pennsylvania has one of the most permissive laws t allows you to not have your child vaccinated simply because you're morally opposed to it. >> one more thing, we've gotten your legal analysis. now i want your opinion. a lot of the people who are out there posting this high profile celebrity, jim kerry tweeting and opposing it, do they need to stay out of this? little irresponsible for celebrity to join this this debate. >> i agree. i think ultimately specially recently the scientists proven it is good for your childrenment now, listen, there r ways to do it so it is more safe, space out the vaccines, wait until you are kid is older so they are bigger and heavier so the vaccine is not as strong, but i think that the science has proven it is helpful. when we look back to people who died of those diseases,

polio, small pox, measles it, seems pretty clear this is the the best way to protect our children. >> we appreciate you, heather have, great morning. >> you too. >> guys, a lot of debate going on about this, we're already getting tweets and comments but we would love to hear more. you can tweet us at fox 29 philly. lever your comment on our fox 29 facebook page. make sure when you send them, you see them, use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. >> coming up: summer barbeques are great. food poisoning can be a real concern. what you can do to keep from getting sick this summer. >> plus, we don't need a bigger boat we can take to the skies. how one town is using aircraft to keep an eye on sharks near the shore. ♪

>> frightening weak up call when flames rip through beach rental property in ocean city, new jersey. >> six people rescued, now investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that fire, our sabina kuriakose is

live in cape may county. sabina? >> reporter: family of six lucky to be arrived this morning after firefighters initiate add daring rescue, take a look, they got them out of this house, you can see, just how bad that first floor, if we pan down, we can see that is where firefighters say the fire actually started. and they had to break out those windows. this is an owner-occupied house. so the owners live on the bottom floor. the family was renting the top floor of course for the fourth of july weekends, enjoying their holiday, when the fire broke out just about 1:40 this morning, they had to be rescued from that seconds floor, though, one firefighter got hears, they say they were able to contain the fire pretty quickly, but the family was still stuck on the second and third floors. so firefighters say they got everybody to the back deck. they were able to get a ladder to up get those folks out, get this, one older woman, medical issues, couldn't get her down through the ladder, what they had to do, they had to keep her inside of the house, while they fought this fire, and then they had to go in, get her down, stairwell, but we're

told the whole family, they're okay, they were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, but the chief tells me they are going to be okay. now i want to pan over here, show you just how close we are to the board walk here, literally, the first house along the shore line here, so you can see, really, not something you expect to happen when you enjoy the holiday, enjoy the shore, there is so much foot traffic going on right now, so really just walking by there is everybody stopping to takes in the scene. do want to tell you one firefighter injured, he cut his arm, he had to have stitches, but we're told he is going to be okay. actually mother cat and four kittens inside, firefighters say the mother cat and three of the kit renz still missing, they think that they got out when firefighters went in to the house, and they are waiting for the mother cat and kittens to come back. they were able to save one kitten, though, they resuscitated it with oxygen and water on it face, so, all-in-all, guys, close call out here at the shore, this

morning. but, thanks to the hard work, firefighters, everybody thankfully okay. guys? >> wow, sabina, thank you, amazing store. >> i thanks, sabina. >> fighting fire with people in the house, rescuing animals, good for them. continuing to take a look at the headlines, brink parkway all cleaned up after the event that took place last night. it was a problem free fourth of july, thankfully, celebration here in the city of philadelphia. >> day filled with music, dance, lots to east, and then the fourth every july jam kick off free concert, featuring several popular bands, including, hometown favorite, the roots. security throughout the day was tight, but police say the event went off without any problems. police say their security plans were a good, smaller scale test run for the pope's visit to philadelphia, come september. and the skyline lit up with fireworks over the nation's capitol last night.

hundreds of thousands of people also gathered there, to enjoy the view. fireworks and the show went off for about 15 minutes. in your health news, the usda surging consumers to keep a watchful eye out for food-born illnesses more than $81 million americans are expected to participate in barbeques over the weekend. >> cdc estimates 48 million people will come down with some form of food poisoning each year -- year, but no need to curb the holiday plans. new app called the food keeper t can help you test the freshness and safety of your food. >> let's say you have some grounds meat in your freezer you are wondering oh, is it still good to cook. grinds grounds he brands meat, tell us it is good in the freezer for three, four months for freshness and quality. >> and the app has a data base of over 400 different food and beverage options, the us d.a.

says one in six americans get food poisoning every year. >> scientific research. >> kids don't always tell the truth. you don't need a scientist to prove that children lie. >> but, a group of researchers set out to prove which kids were the best at telling tall tails. they found out that those lies may actually indicate those munchkins have major league good brains. to lie through those tiny little teeth. our new study in the journal of experimental child psychology shows that kids, who are better at reading a web of lies, actually have better memories. our doctor mike explains how the study works. >> they young six, seven year old children, they observed

children in the act of pretending or actually pretending to know something they didn't. this study indicates that it probably is normal behavior for kids on occasion to lie. and, in fact, one thing that parent should take solace in is that in this study at least, kids who were good lie ers actually were good at memory and verbal skills. so, parents, good luck. >> doctor mike would never lie to us. even though this study seems a little silly. >> now, everyone wants to know, a look at your inter-active weather, taking a live look at the pocono mountains there, meteorologist, mike, you say we're in for pretty nice day outside? >> gorgeous day, guys, poconos, right now, around 52 degrees. that's crisp morning. fourth of july, is done, soon we will be talking about labor day. anyway, here's what's going on.

i want to take to you twitter. because this is a very, very fitting picture coming in from jeffrey, the dog. now, we don't know exactly what his name is, but this dog is fitting and it ties into the forecast because the dog days of summer are upon us, we'll get back to the 90 degrees mark going forward. today, we'll flirt with that in some spots. you have no concerns weather wise, across the delaware vale, now, this morning, going well outside of town, there is a little dense fog, dense fog advisories post the up toward mount pocono, because of the visibilities down around 3 miles in some cases, ideal visibility being 10 miles. mount pocono up to 58 right now, 62 allentown, 62 in the city. and 60s as you get down toward the south. these numbers by the way about one to 5 degrees cooler in comparison to yesterday morning. now, the closest weather systems over 1200 miles due north and west. so, we have another 36 hours of some great conditions before things will start to change as we get into monday afternoon, especially, as we get into tuesday.

so, we'll get close to 08 degrees, as you get toward the beaches, but by tomorrow, pushing 90, with showers, thunderstorms developing, and on tuesday widespread showers and thunderstorms that could re-develop. take a look at the seven day forecast real quick. close to 90 as we get into monday. we will push if not exceed 90 degrees as we get into tuesday and wednesday. could be some strong to severe thunderstorms, some of which could produce more flashflooding. we'll talk more about that, but enjoy today because it will and real nice day. >> thanks, mike. now, jenny and i talking about this before we came on the air. hotdogs, one of those truely american foods. truely american also is a hotdog eating contest. you know you can only eat like two? >> couple max, yes. >> how about five? how we do things, range champion joey chestnut ate of zero of them. but coming up we'll let you know if that was enough to meet the contest. >> need something to wash the doggies down with? how about milk shake? this one has secret

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second birthday and they're celebrating. hemp of happy birthday from all of us. kathy baker sends this picture, my son, i love her, she's all patriotic. thank you, kathy and a comment about our vaccination nation story is, is stephanie tweets, i believe children from birth should get their kids vaccinated. too many kick re sickness out there that the had child is more than likely to beat as long as they're up to date on their shots. it is a spirited debris about vaccinations and so many other tings, you can participate in that conversation, make sure you tweet us and you euse the haring fox29weekend. let's check in with tech tank. >> i'm anthony, and this is your tech bite from the tech tank, web the days of scanners? could this be a scanner? you probably have a lot of paperwork, unlike me you might not have a scanner in your car.

so what can we do to make your life easier? i can't do anything but microsoft can. they created an application called office lens, is this application is 100 percent free, and what it will allowed to do is let's say a piece of paper that's a document. you can just take a picture of it, and office lens is smart enough to turn that into an he did it i believe word document. let's say you're in a meeting or school and there's all these items on your white board and you don't want to write it down, type it up, using office lens, attack a picture and the ap will actually clean up white board now, if your looking for efficiency and you don't want to spend 100, 200 bucks on a scanner, office lens will mistake your phone, whether an apple or android all available for you. research out to us, #tech tank if you want to continue the conversation online.

and there's new tool lifeguards are using to check shark at a busy beach, how keeping an eye on the danger in the water. >> reporter: us women go for the women's world cup timeline on fork. coming up we talked to the trainer for one of the team's stars, local girl carli lloyd's. asking he you feels leading up to timeline's match. >> a shot and a goal. they will. >> the world cup final today on fox. we're moving to, 7:00

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. eight:twhiern on fox29weekend and good morning once again, checking in on your news headline, fair and impartials pull a body from the waters off north wildwood. police got a call around 6:00 last night. reporting a body floating in her ford inlet. officials say matchs the description of a 16-year-old boy reported missing last tuesday. more than a dozen people injured after a deck class collapsed at a north carolina beach house around 7:00. a family was getting ready to take a group picture when the deck gave in. at least two of the people injured are in critical condition. small plane crashs on a california beach. the single engine plane was carrying an advertising banner when it went down, flipped over and was partially submerged as cops pulled it out of the water. the 23-year-old pilot was the only person on board, and thankfully was not injured. now, a look at your interactive weather.

meteorologist mike is in and mike how is it looking. >> that's a lot of sun, you really don't need me this morning, it will be a sunny day. you'll need me eventually by monday or tuesday, that's when things will turn around and go downhill. we have a question on twitter and it actually sparked little bit of a debris or conversation in the studio about edges. apparently hair, it's asking is it going to be human today? today, no, but that will change as we get into monday and too, as the humidly starts to really kick up. right now, it's beautiful. mount poconos 58. 65 pottstown, 62 in the city right now. we have a morning that's setting up to create a day where all the comfortable and gorgeous right along the beach front, we are going to deal was see breeze developing a little after 2:00. that's going to knock down the temperatures. we're looking at mid to upper 70's. this is a perfect ten for a beach day. to however, with the on shore wind that may create an issue with the surf, and in

particular, a chance for moderate rip current to develop. if you are going to be swimming just like yesterday, you need to swim close to a lifeguard. you should be doing that anyway. today, in particular, because of the rip current risk being on the moderate side. otherwise, it's clear skies overhead right now. you have the go over 1400 to miles due northwest to find a storm or organized area of stormyness that's something we will have to contend with by late monday. the story is monday afternoon from the city point south and west as you get into the lancaster area and point south and west of that. you're going to see showers and thunderstorms developing, fox 29 you futurecast bring a line of showers and gusty thunderstorms by tuesday, if you are making plans know by tuesday by the afternoon t strong and severe storms possible. some of which can bruce flash flooding. some. allentown looks great, 80 at lunchtime around 84 degrees, apple amount of as you understand and we will take it down to the lower and middle 60s for your overnight lows. if you're staying in town today,

soak up pool action, it's 87 degrees, sunny and warm. tonight, temperatures going to fall back to only 70 in the city. 66 in our suburb s it's clear and it's warm. the humidity ramps up as we go into tomorrow afternoon tech monday we're advertising a storm south and west. usually we say north and west. it's south, we go to 90 degrees on tuesday. it's hot. humid and it's turning stormy late in the day on tuesday. let's do that again on wednesday. i don't think it's a widespread deal but wednesday could also future a shower gusty thunderstorm, take a break on thursday, from humidity and then we crank it back as as we go into next weekend. that is work week is going to future storms, we'll talk more about these storms in detail. the coming up in just a little bit. guys? time now for knocking the king. howard i heard. >> the new trick by the players

is opting on the out contracts. i know the sterilization have written i want the out in their deals. so much for loyalty. a minimum of ten nba players have pulled this trick. many just want to show their power. that would be labron james. he's opted out for what reason? he's already made over 200 million. that's a low guess p he wants to show he's the boss. >> a these guys have the right to earn as much money as they can. by their salarys. you only get a couple contracts to sign for a long time. every time, trying to. >> boy the most money possible. come on now, man, do you like paying 100, 200, $300 for a to the extent to watch a stinging nba game? that's what's happening.

how much do they have to maximize when they've made over $200 million? and o pt out to make a be couple of million more, they have money money for their lifetime, to children's and grandchildren's grandchildren's lifetime. this is a x-rays. you're talking to the average wage earner of $40,000 who can't even afford a ticket anymore. it's out of control. and we had just be watching games on tv, so don't worry about going. ok, alice? did i straighten you out? i believe you have what it takes to knock the king. take your best shot. shot it. i'll talk to you next week. i know he's the king but i'm debating some of his points. players got to make that money, the owners have it too. we'll detect the king. >> you guys go the it. it's a four-day party here in philadelphia, all in celebration as the 50th anniversary of the lgbt civil

rights movement. >> our own fox29weekend anchor karen hepp remembers the gay pioneers who made it all possible. >> reporter: it all started right here in philadelphia 50 years ago, just men in suits and women in dresses carrying pilot re polite signs start add refer allusion, july 4th, '40 of them gathering in front of independence hall, but it was the largest demonstration for gay equality in the world. it cost them everything. those people were incredible. back then, you could be arrested for being gay. you could lose your job, alienateed from your family. for them to be out there in public saying, they were gay, fighting for gay rights was an incredibly courageous thing to do. if you don't is have your family and job and you don't have your

apartment, you could be homeless by the time you got home from the picket. that's essentially what was. >> reporter:ing frank had lost his job, the shy scientist was fired for being gay and sued. lost his case all the way up to the supreme court but gain add movement. instead of backing down he galvanized people and sparked gay civil rights. >> brought us out of the closet in a place where everyone had to always hide. >> reporter: frank was the father of the lgbt mutual and philadelphians barbara good ashen the mother, she found the new york chapter of the first less bean organization and edited this magazine, they brought activists from all over to philadelphia each 4th of july for what became known as the annual reminderers, they were heross to so many, growing up in difficult times. >> how do they have the nerve, how are they able to get up bravery that day kerr are they nuts? >> it didn't appear to be a

happy way of life. people were -- they were kicked upon, shunned thrown out of the house by their parents. so i worked very hard to be a straight girl. i dated. >> we were considered to be mentally ill. >> they had friend who were institutionaled and given treatments like la bott police or electric shock therapies. >> we were go. >> reporter: thanks to, 73 was classify as a mental disorder paving the way for everything else. now march and carol are happily married were any quiet suburban retired life complete with grandchildren, living a dream they never imagined could happen in their lifetime. >> unbelievable. never thought it would happen. never even dreamed it would happen. >> reporter: thanks to those

early gay pioneers, karen hepp fox 29 news. watching tonight's game? how about a milk shake? this one got a secret ingredient the april fool joke, that became reality. >> i can't wait to see what that is. coming up next on fox29weekend.

. taking a look at what's trend to go this morning. >> take a look at some of the comments coming in for us, they're saying good morning to

you. >> from janet good morning, hope everything had a fun, save 4th love you right back at you. vanessa tweets in good morning to the greatest news team ever. #fox29weekend. . i appreciate that, and agree. thank you so much for that we appreciate you. what's trending nobody wants run in a shark while swimming at the beach. one california town is taking a unique approach to make sure that doesn't happen. seal beach in orange county is using a drone to help monitor shark activities, before drones lifeguards would scan for boats but time consuming and in effective. they've been using the drones about a week. as you can they're offering a pretty clear picture of what's lurking in that water it's a july 4th tradition up there with phrased and fireworks. we're talking about at the nathan famous hot dog eating

contest. >> 16 contest he didn't say we didn't head-to-head to decide who could down the most hot dog, it was joey chestnut looking for his 9th straight must start belt is what they call it. he could only eat 60 hot dogs and that wasn't enough. matt the mega, took down 62 hot dogs and buns making him the 25 and team hot dog eating can champion. >> you could be can competitive in that. >> five max. watching tight game? how about a milk shake? this one got a secret grained, the april fool joke that became reality next.

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down. >> how do you not find somebody who's walking away with $4,000 worth of meat. in ohio burger join putting an interesting spin on the classic milk shake by springing have sombre sprinkling in chiropractic ketose. the man on social media convinced the owners to try it out for real, and surprising thely, it ended up being popular enough to earn a permanent spot on the menu. >> we started getting comments on facebook like what? it's a ocean city joke, i wanted to try that. that sounds awesome, all right, give it a shot. see if we can make it viable for everybody. >> it's chookt covered, i'd give anything to taste the chocolate more. >> those brave enough or crazy enough to try the milk shake say that the which i can really does overpower any correct it power.

britain princess charlotte will be chris ended today. will be held in the same church where pris diana was chris ended, prison charlotte will wear the same address her brother george were, five god parents, two cousin and three of the couple's friends. >> we're going to check in, find out what's going on with the weather, so far, a bunch of sun, taking a look at trenton, state capital. things look look pretty good over there in new jersey, mike, tells, when we get out of here, can we enjoy. >> we're going, pool, beach, get out of here, ten minutes left. you know who's really enjoying the weather? drew. look at that rocking those shades. great 4th of july. great tweets coming in. still have time to send us tweets #fox29weekend. let's pull the board up. we'll show you lots of sunshine in old city this morning, gorgeous morning out there. here's the airport shot 71 degrees, it's comfortable. a low humidity winds nice and calm.

right now, that's going to change along the shore pointss as the see breeze will pick up after 2:00 this afternoon, we do have 150 degree, 62 in allentown, 62 in the city arctic shore pointss, right now 64 as you get in wildwood. temperatures around 3 to 5 degrees cooler in comparison to yesterday morning. we do have fog well outside of town, if you are traveling to up toward mount poconos or the lehigh valley, know that we do have reduced visibility. be careful with that. otherwise looking good, dense fog advisorys. that will be allowed to expire around 9:00 as the fog will start to lift. by the way, the poconos are going to have a great looking day today. thin bill of clouds on top of its, not going to create issue, we're talking about lots of sunshine this afternoon, we go way out to the west to find our west extremity omaha. this is an area the national weather service will monitor for the popped of tornado development. i bring this to your attention because a lot of people are going to start to think about

visiting back. of you might encounter big delays over the northern planes because of the extremity. we're also bringing this to your attention because that extremity we're advertising is going to be a problem for us as we go into the work week. today gorgeous, temperatures into the upper 80's. by monday afternoon, from the city, point south and west, that's when we're going to advertise the idea of a shower or gusty thunderstorm and they will become more numerous as we get no tuesday to afternoon, if you're hitting up or staying in the beach, 78 to 80 degrees with the sea breeze developing today, lots of as you understand, here's mild temperatures, all poisoned to move in as we get into the next couple of days. by the way you'll feel this humidity, a lot of tweets about the humidity, today, not so much. tomorrow, i'm a weather back in philadelphia. so it's 87 today, sunny and warm timeline, not bad 70 in town, 60s for suburbs clear and warm. here's your seven-day forecast,

87, beach beauty for today. a shower or thunderstorm south and west on monday, and more numerous showers and storms as we get into tuesday, to soupy nasty ugly feel. talk more weather coming up in a little bit. guys? >> master glen of fat jack's barbecue and this is your fox blue bite. today, we're going to make fat jack buzz sarod red chilly the same chilly at fat jack's barbecue, oil in a heated pan, a pound and a half of, about half inch or so diceed chopped, spread it out a little bit. listen to that sizzle. add a pinch of black pepper. add a little pinch of salt. give it a quick stir. keep stirring. naturally using chop steak chuck steak makes a very flavorful

chilly don't be afraid to leave fat in there. there's a lot of flavor in that. probably about 6 or 7 minutes on the stove. burner chilly potted ready to go. now it's time to make our chilly about a half cup of butter melted hall mean use, spiceier, don't re afraid to use more, two cups of onions, three many grands right now, going to be a little bit of a stir till the onions -- 34 minutes, in the meantime don't forget your meat. got to keep stirring, onions are cooking you don't want to add anything else until your onions are trans lieu send. this is a really dish to make at home. add four cups of diceed oh may may toes and use juice you can use tomatoes with pure ray, dark chilly powder about four foville table spoons, add about four table spoons of coming.

tea spoon of can i january pepper, a table spoon and half of sugaring white sugar, table spoon of salt and a table spoon of black pepper. give everything a quick stir, don't forget your meat. see how it's browning a little bit, that's actually great. going to add about a quarter cup or so of hall mean yo juice, stir that around a little bit, continue to stir every few minutes, cook the first mixture for about 6, 7 minutes, spread everything re let everything blend well before you add your kidney beans, now it's time to add our meat. juice and all. a lot of flavor in that juice. stir that around a little bit. that looks really, really good. last attempt 3 or 4 copts kidney beans, if you want more, add more, three cups is morning

enough i think. stir everything together. by the way, for those of you who don't know real competition chilly circuits out there, real competition chilly does not have beans in it. bet unlike know that. this is ready to go. looks good, let it sit 45 minutes. let it summer on a low flame. longer that you let it cook, the more it's going to cook down and better it will taste. in fact, a little tip. make your chilly the day before. as it sits in the fridge, everything blends together and much better the next day. dish up a nice heaping spoonful. so we add green onions shed sheder subcontract cheese, flavorful meat cooked just right, this has been your fox tuesday. this week on fox news sunday

in a rates for the republican nomination chris christy makes 14, the governor sits down to discuss his candidacy on fox news sunday, iran negotiations are extend another week, we'll ask our sunday panel whether the us are willing to walk away from a bad deal. what does the supreme court ruling on same sex marriage mean for religious freedom, debates, president of -- founder. freedom to marry. all this week on fox news sunday. all this week on fox news sunday.

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. look at the pairings we apologize, we had technical difficulties trying to talk to carli lloyd's trainer, he's actually that agrees, technology just didn't work. but we do have the game coming up. >> so excited don't miss team usa battle japan. you can watch the game here on fox 29, coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. i know i will be watching, gene mike it was a pleasure, thank you for joining, did you guy investigate fun. >> it was great i hope everyone having a great holiday. >> any plans. >> just the is soccer game. go home take a nap. to. >> thank you everyone, hope you enjoyed the weekend. have a great one, make sure

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