of dermatology. this h mornings on fox 29 weekend, protecting your home after surveillance video captured help trying to break into a house in philadelphia, what police say you can do to help nap these criminals. plus, pope francis coming to philadelphia, hoping to see him, you'll need to plan ahead. the decisions you'll need to make starting monday. and digital addiction, are your kids attached to their devices, what you feed to know about when they should unplug. your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive, this is fox 29 weekend. good morning and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday. it isual 18 already, 2015, i'm karen hepp along with bill anderson. >> good morning. how are you. coming back up from the jersey

shore. lots of jelly fish. maybe you encounter. she's got the glow, i got the raspy voice. > lots of cloud cover. taking a look in allentown. you can see that it's when the there. the tomorrow were hitting l allentown. we're going to find out what's happening. dave warren of course is here. are we going to get what allentown got. >> not quite. they got nailed with very heavy rain. this h is a storm as it moved through the lehigh valley and this is making a little bit more progress east as it goes south and it will weaken as it goes south. a lot of lightning with these storms. there's the lightning strikes upper bucks county moving into new jersey. one little storm right in montgomery county moving over across the northeast extensionment this this will continue to slide to the southeast. this will not be around all day, you can make your plans this afternoon because this will be

clearing out and nothing out by noon. this is picked tup the by the computer forecast. clears by 11:00. get a little sunshine that could lead to showers and storms developing this afternoon, not until about 4 or 5:00. very isolated showers, maybe a thunderstorm, again, focus more to the north and west by 6:00, so a long break once the showers and storms move out. it will be heating upment close to 80 already in philadelphia. by this afternoon here's what to look at we have temperatures into the 90s in center city, down the shore 84 with a sea breezement 84 up in the pocono mountains. a heat waive coming up. we'll take a look later. a working at an adult book store is recovering after being shot during an attempted robbery overnight. it happened around 3:30 in the 100 block of south 13th street, police say a man with a gun walked into the store, had a conversation with the two

employees inside, then shot one of the employees in the back. the suspect then took off. the victim is in stable condition. and police are looking for two men in connection with a deadly shooting outside a west philadelphia rec center. we've had a lot of vial events over the rec centers over the last couple of years. this happened friday evening, 6:30 near 60th and columbia. there were two masked men in a white infinity firing shots at a man 42 years old who happened to be outside the pool outside. but you know who else was outside the pool area, lots of kids. one walked up at close range shot the victim in the head and there was a stray bullet that hit a person at the wrong place at the wrong time. there was even a basketball game that was going on on the courts. we hear gun shots, pop, pop, pop.

it was scared. they could have traveled over there to us and hit anybody. we just started taking cover. and now witnesses are saying that police -- that the suspects drove into the driveway into the home in an area and removed a license plate and then they drove away. police are reviewing the surveillance camera video in the area. they don't release a note any of that shooting. police in upper merion township putting out a warning about pick pox. there have been more than half in the last few weeks. police say it doesn't appear that they're all related, but in most cases the thieves are working in pairs. they're targeting grocery stores and fast food restaurants. as one person distacts the victim the other person reaches in and grabs her purse and the bad guys go on a quick shopping spree. the frequency that it's happening with and the amount of people that seem to be involved it looks like it's a pretty big group. whether they all know one

another we're not quite sure. the crimes could be linked to other others in upper providence and south white hall townships. thank you. our cover story this morning we're going to talk about surveillance videoment this is so clear. it is west mount airy. we see the suspects coming right up to the home of this victim and then he looks directly at the camera. look at those guys. slams the door shot. they're carrying handguns and they tried to get inside. it is terrifying. police have that tape. but should police be able to have direct access to our video. should homeowners make that decision to link their personal cameras of with those of investigators. we have lots of comments on twitter. on top of the red light cams and now neighborhood watch cams feeding police direct, soon cameras all over. is it a good thing, a bad thing,

joining us this morning, police lieutenant john. >> good morning. good morning. > this is something that had so many of us rattled by all of these people trying to break into the home. what do we know about it right now. >> i just received an update that we actually have two of the mails inç custody. northwest detectives they are tracking down the other two individuals that are involved. we received a numerous amount of tips once the video was released. > how important do you think the video is? that's what i always think when we have these cases, video is helping to solve these cases time and again, how important is the video here. >> video has been an important part of what we've been doing, at least over the past few years. it shows people that these are real and they occur. it also gives the public an opportunity to hips. in this case here we needed the public assistance in identifying these individuals and that's what the public didment we greatly appreciate that when members of the public step up and do that for us.

> how many cases do you think we're solving because there's video. i can think of incident after incident there was a poor woman that was kidnapped and if there is haven't video, i could see people saying, wow, look what happened here. she was randomly taken and an innocent woman. how important do you think the video is involved in solving crimes. greatly, close to 300 investigations cleared. it's to enhance investigators toance hans their investigative capabilities. it doesn't replace them being out there on the street. it's a tool that assists them in solving a lot of these crimes. it's been instrumental in solving police homicides. it's something that we utilize. more and more people should sign up for our save cam program. > is there money available

because that can be expensive, is there money from the city? how does it work. >> safe cam it's an opportunity for residents and business owners if you currently have security systems to register them with the philadelphia police department in the event that an incident occurs within your area we know that you have a camera and we'll contact you to possibly retrieve video from your system. > hold on one second. people will say i don't know if i want to hey the police department contact me about everything happening on me street. what do you think about people who are worried about civil liberties and handing over video. >> number one we don't have the capabilities of remote access so we can't just tap into your system so it's not like big brother watching. it's a voluntary practice. if at any time you don't want to participate you're more than welcome to to. all your information is confidential. we do not release any information. you remain autonomous in aance s. the only thing we do is we compile your information in a didn't that's secure and we reach out to you in the event

that a major event that occurs within your area, again, if you don't want to have police come to your area at that point in time we'll make arrangements to you because again you're helping us. the idea is to have as many programs under the program. you go to my philly.com, click on the registration button. > we're glad about those quick arrests. >> thanks for coming me. > thanks very much, guys. happening today she helped lead her team to a world cup victory and now new jersey's own carli lloyd is sharing her love for soccer in a special way. jennifer joist is live in burlington where the carli lloyd soccer camp is about to get underway. i'm a little bit jealous, that's actually a place i want to be. so get me an autograph or somethingment. >> i know. i'm going to work on that. i actually did meet karly. she was here a little while ago dropping some stuff off. she will be back with.

and also meeting her trainer. the camp is about to begin. it's going to start in just a little while. as you can see the setup is underwayment the camper is are beginning to arrive. we haven't seen much of carli lloyd in south jersey since the world cup win when she scored a hat trick against japan and us womens claimed a world cup victory. she then went to new york city. we were up there for the parade. we got to see the team celebrate with thousands of fans to cheer on the streets. then karly and her teammates went out to la. we saw the players dressed up for thes pi award. and she had a birthday this weekment i hope she had sometime to celebrate. now she is back to work here in medford township working with these young players who love her, who idolize her. who hope to be on the field one

day. there is an afternoon session that will begin at 26789. 30. we'll be here. we have access to the fields. we're going to be talking to karly later today. back to you guys. coming up, lucky to be alive, one man survives being caught in a meat grinder the reason his boss says he survived. what spooked it so badly it refused to get up and out of the busy street. are you planning to head down the shore this weekend, researchers say you may want

> good morning, women come back to fox 29 weekend. it's 8:14 and taking a look at your news now, an employee at a california grocery is lucking to be alive at getting caught in a running meat grinder. someone took a picture of the scene and it who hes just howen mangled that guy was on the piece of equipment. on the next turnaround that would have killed him. aing inner at the store says safety is the number one priority there and that there are rules for situations like that. our safety procedures and training and everything, we know that there's going to be more than one person in the room and this is why we do it. we're told the man is in good spirits and thankful to be alive. firefighters said you know what you need to do, you need to play the lottery because you are the luckiest person in the world.

right. >> crews in california are batting a rapidly spreading brush fire. the 3500-acre north fire has already destroyed more than a dozen homes and several vehicle also. residents in san bernadine owe county have been ordered to leave their homes because of the danger that the fire pose hement this is important information. one day passes for regional rail travel during the pope's visit to philadelphia will go on sale on monday and there is a lot you need to know. you have to do a lot of planning before you buy one online. septa is going to limit the number of passes that will be sold, period and you have to buy them in advance. not all of the rail stations will be in operation, only 18 out lying stations will be used. check and see if yours will. also, your one day pass is going to be valid during a specific time at what station. so you ' got to know what station, what time before you do your travelling in advance that you'll be boring from before you buy any of those tickets.

go to our website myfoxphilly.com. it's on as seen on tv section. when the pope comes september 26 and 27. we're going to take a look at what's going on outside. what's going on with your weather as you make plans, that's right, outside our building in old city. so far so good. day, what do we have going on. >> just a few showers moving through the area now. you might get a little nervous if you wake up to look outside and see a storm coming through shall at least part of the area getting strong storms right now but they're moving out. they will not be around all day, intact the next hour or so they'll be clearing out. this moved through the lehigh valley, very strong thunderstorm. it's weakened a bit. expected to do that as they push a little farther south but moving through bucks and montgomery county. look at norristown, there's some rain just passing by to the north. a big event going on there today. we have this question. hey, i'm shy, i'm from the

project and we have a clean up right on the soil river. my question is for dave, what's the river going to be. from 2 to 5 is a good time. by 1:00 warm and muggy, warm and humid by 3:00. by 5:00 watch for a few popup storms developing. temperatures will be into the mid 80s. these will be isolated storms, especially in the evening. this is the forecast picking up the wrongs storms moving out of the area. that area of rain is clear by 11:00. we're getting this break. there's a little bit of sunshine that we could see talking about these popup storms. here they come. very isolated. it could be more focused to the north and west. maybe an isolated shower by 5 or 6:00. it's just heating up. it's 77 right now, that light breeze out of the south at 11 miles an hour, but look at

the heat index, up to 98 today, triple digits tomorrow with a heat advisory. we'll take a look at that and how long the heat sticks around for in the sex day coming up. i'm anthony mongols oh and this is your tech bite from the tech tank. these little devices are pretty handle when you're going on travel. we'ringinging to give you a couple free apps that are going to make your travel a little bit better. pack point travel when you're getting ready to get going you have to get all the things in your suitcase. this app will help you do that it will help you set an itinerary, it will allow you start the things. make sure you get the activities you wantment the second one, gas buddy it's free, but i say it's better than free. s a you're traveling down the road, this app will alloy you to see what prices are for gas so you can make the best purchasing

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it's 8:29 on fox 9 weekend and taking a look at your news now, one year after the crash of malasysia flight 17 and the memorial are being remembered. nearly 300 people died in the crash and most of them were dutch t nats. the jet was flying over a war zone when it went downment that's when pro rugs separatists were fighting ukrainian forces, but there's still no answer to how or why that plane went down. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a

fire that destroyed a home. they actually reduced a man pulling him h out from the rubble. both are in critical condition. people who live nearby report they heard a loud boom and then they felt their home shake like an erythropoietin shake. another witness says she saw the house blown to peaces. i was just sitting in the car and waiting on my sister and i was actually rushing her and i just heard a loud boom and the roof, everything blew up and was just in the sky. i saw debris and everything falling down. firefighters are still not sure what caused this explosion, but neighbors say they did smell some gas in that area for several days. forget about halloween, all you need is a cement truck to scare one horse. look at that. this horse was scared so bad it fell to the ground and wouldn't get back up. charleston south carolina police had to call for some backup to help get the horseback on its

feet. that help was a crane with a harness. thankfully the carriage full of people the horse was carrying and the horse is all fine. kids mass touring their musical skills. members of the philadelphia youth orchestra tune l if i i program. biller hopes the sounds of their are yous will bring one philly sports team good luke. to become a great musician. it's obvious you have to practice over and over. one, two. well, the kids from tune up philly have been practicing the national anthem for three kids just to get it right. they didn't believe they, which is great. once i shared the e-mail and they saw the tickets they're

like this is really happening. the group made up fourth to six grade students are going to play the national anthem at the philadelphia phillies game next week. it's interesting because the students seem to not have any fear or stress about this. we thought the park was the best life atmosphere. it's always good to put them on their heels. bob smith is the group's director. he can see music start to shape their lives. it gives them a sense of they all have a place regardless of what grade they're in, what part of town they come from, their age, maybe their academic structure, we're introducing students from kensington and nice town and fairmount and they're all blending and playing

togetherment the parents of the group couldn't be more proud. it makes me more emotional to see that my son has so much energy and that he's sticking to it. 1 year oldish gear a johnson playing the clarinet, his confidence of his skills. >> do you know you sound good. i'm going to do my best. i ain't going to be embarrassed in front of others. their hopes that this group plays well, just maybe,. with the phillies record among the lowest in the league, they need all the help they can get. bill record, fox 9 news. a great story. thanks, bill. thanks for that, bill. let's take a look at the weather looking in on wilmington, delaware. it doesn't look so great. we're here to fine out if we've got better weather ahead than wilmington is getting right now.

first we have this question. we have a 4 hour raise this even, dave what's the weather going to be like for our runners. >> a 24 hour raisin then we have a heat advisory coming in tomorrow. you may be able to beat that heat, but still hot and humid. watch the outdoor activities. you'll definitely feel it tomorrow. the event goes from ten to ten today. just a few isolated showers this morning. maybe more tonight and then by tomorrow morning all clear, buts ' really starting to heat up and it is muggy. by tomorrow afternoon that's when we have that heat advisory in effect. temperatures into the mid 70s. just a few isolated storms to the north. it's warm and muggy pretty much ever where. the story along with these showers this morning is the heat. this is the actual heat index. it's what it feels like with that heat plus the humidity combined. your body can't cool off like it could on a dry day. upper 930s today. look at these numbers spike about 100 tomorrow right along

the i95 corridor that's where we have that heat advisory in effect. once it gets above 100 you have to be careful because you cool off, the moisture is just so intense in the air it's making it feel like it's about 100 degrees. that will be the thing to watch tomorrow. if you're down the shore, don't worry about it, the sea breeze nice and comfortable. it's inland where we have the high heat index. storms will be clearing out. if you have anything to do this afternoon, it's clearing out. this rain and thunderstorm is moving montgomery and bucks county. it's right along 202. this is moving through bucks county, just portions of montgomery county, seeing this rain push through. it will weaken as it moves south, but it will push off to the east really not much coming in hundred it. a few isolated showers this amp and this evening once that rain clears out we're not completely dry, but very isolated storms today, isolated storms again

tomorrow, but the heat is the big investor. thousand, the heat will stick around for a number of days in the seven-day forecast. a the look of 90s here. it's not until thursday and friday where we get this relief. the humidity drops significantly on thursday after what he get the storms cleared out. it's still hot, but not nearly as humid on tuesday. we'll take it. philly is a city, karen, that's known for its food. we all know about the cheesesteak, but there's more. what's your favorite. >> what's my favorite philly food? probably scram. > i love scrambled, i haven't eaten cheese stakes, i haven't in years. tell us what your favorite philly food is and the place. whether it's the diner. there's a website who says that there are certain foods right here in our fabulous city that you must try before you die.

we'll explain some of that. plus coming up, a little girl falls out of her bedroom window, it's terrifying, the unlikely thing that may have saved her life. pick those family pictures coming in. some of them are so good, maybe your family reunion pictures. we just got a great one. your family reunion pictures. we just got a great one. thanks, keep them coming.

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good welcome back, it's 8. 39. here's one of the pictures i was talking about from linda. thank you for sending this one in, the annual family reunion. i just tweeted out a picture of my family we have to wear the white shirts and the khaki pantsment we got this from pam. this is from her family. putting together this contact lodge. this is a wonderful picture. send your pictures in. use the hashtag and we'll put them on tv. here's the ten. i'm l a ex l holly, no, mike isn't here and this is the trend. well, you know we all love award shows and the best part of the award shows, all those trending moments. did you watch thest bis this week. they had some shots of philly right at the beginning. today the greatest athletes are

the philadelphia 76s. joel shots fire. it wasn't all negative. we had some great positive moments for our area. how about this, everyone still loves mow anyway davis. (i just want to thank my parents, my coach, my teammates for helping me be the person i am today and for helping me get all the support i can no matter what happens. so thank you. a big congratulations to our own mow anyway davis she won breakthrough athlete of the year. how about this other moment with another local guy, devon still with a wonderful speech talking about his daughter lee a. i know you wish you could be here but i know you are watching. from the moment you were born you molded me into the manny many today. i always used to dream how much

i was going to show you life, but more than the five years i've been with you you've taught me about live more than i know. i love you. that really was a wonderful speech. lee a we're all thinking of you. for the final big moment, we're talking about caitlyn jenner, everyone was waiting for her to take the stage. if you want to call me names, make jokes about my intentions, go ahead, because the reality is, i can take it. but for the thousands of kids out there coming to terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn't have to take it. well, thank you caitlyn for that lesson in respect. well, that's a look at the trend for this week. whoa can't wait for the next award show. we love those trending moments. award show. we love those trending moments. see you next

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we're following some tragic breaking news this morning. the us navy says a sailor injured in a shooting in chattanooga has died. the death occurred two days after a deadly shooting killed four marine. you're looking at the suspect right there on the screen. the shooting killed four marine and injured three others including the sailor. mount sinai opened fire at a recruiting center where he shot

and killed the marine and wound the sailor, abdul acease was shot to death by police. checking in with the headlines at exactly 8:46,, pinions, literally came to a rescue of a toddler in colorado. there was a little l five year old from colorado springs playing in a room and she falls backwards through a window and she falls with the stuffed toy that she was holdings it happened to be one of those minion characters, it turns out the toy gets underneath her and breaks her fall of three story. she was rushed over to the hospital and at the end only has a broken arm. and in your health news, digital addiction is very real and it doesn't affect only adults. how much time do your kids spend in front of any screen, a tv, a phone, a tablet and how much is too much in we put this question up there, the comments started immediately coming in. frustrated parents are complaining about it on social

media. great i can hear the kids watching stupid cartoons on your eye pad. whatever happened with making your kids stood up. i wish my kids would look up once in a while and pay attention to me. technology is the root of all evil spending time with kids and hub biand everyone is on the phone. this morning we're reaching out to fox medical teams dina sanity fan take for some answers. and good morning to you. i was just looking at my tablet while you were talking playing solitaire. >> how much is too much? technology is supposed to be a good thing. >> and it is, but we are abusing it. we adults, like just like your viewer said we're as bads as the kids are. over the summertime we seem toette on why is the kids are constantly looking at tear tablets and their computer

screen. there's a documentary that really got our attention. it's fascinating. it takes a closer look at technology addictionment it takes place inside a chinese rehab clinic where they are locking teenagers up behind bars to treat them for their internet addiction. a couple things the doctor tell me we have got to let our kids be bored. when they're not sitting in front of a screen that's when their imaginations come to live. as soon as the kid has to sit in a waiting room or sit in a restaurant or at home they have an electronic stipulation so it's not doing anything for their imagination or their creativity. another thing it's not so much what they're doing online that might be the problem in the virtual world, it's what they're not doing in the real world they're not making eye contact, not learning social skills that are so important. so what's the magic number? > well, about two hours a day is what the experts say. for many that's very tricky so

you have to somehow come up with some rules. some people suggest a contract where you say here's when you can use your electronics and set up sometime of day rules, parameters. you know what, you're a parent, i'm not. so i'm going to get in trouble now with the parents. we're talking addiction, we're talking about our children won't pay attention to us. you're the parent, tell them stop playing with the ipad right now. >> it's not that simple? >> you're exactly right, be the parent, set the rules. the problem is that the smartphones, it's always in the child's pocket and they can just get it out and start, you know, playing the game. the other problem is that we parents aren't quite aware how much time the kids are spending in front of the screens. you lose track. especially in the summer. you think it's a half hour, and that's maybe really an hour and then that turns into two hours. the doctor says the same thing, be the parent and say here are the rules.

you can be on your computer for a half hour in the morning. a half hour in the middle of the day and a half hour at night and that's it. find something else to do. as i thank you as always, it's always a pleasure. now as i'm saying crack down on social media, i'm going to ask everybody to tweet us. get on social media, get on the computer. always a pleasure to speak to you. >> thank you. > what do you think? i know i said back down the social media, but that's not what the show is b. we want to hear what you think. you can tweet us at fox 9 philly the you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page. just use our hashtag fox 29 weekend and then you can start limiting your social media after we go off the air. all right, good advice, bill. also in your house news right now there's something you may not want to think about when you're on the beach. it's probably that way i. because the hand, this is -- you may not believe this, the sand has more funk to it than even the ocean.

studies done with water and sand found a high amount of sewage bacteria in the sand than in the water. the hawaiian scientists say that bacteria is much slower to decay. researchers said we must closely consider the impact that bacteria has on our public water and health. >> just when you thought house calls were a thing of the past, you might need a doctor after you go in the sapped, they're back and getting a boost from modern technology. there's now an app to help you see a doctor for minor medical problems. when you're sick the last thing you probably want to do is get out of bed and this new app is called pager. you can schedule an appointment on your smartphone and hours later the doctor arrives. yes, even on weekends. you get a phone call within 15 minutes to confirm that that doctor can treat what you have. and they show up at your appointment in less than two hours. they can write prescriptions, give you stitches on the spot.

> your first pager visit is only 49ed. after that, house calls start at 199, but they submit them to your insurance company so you can be reimbursed. this isn't to replace 911 for emergencies. this whole pager app, it's like you call the doctor and say i'm sick. >> kicking it back to old school. > let's talk about some of the things that is happening in our neck of the woods as we see in allentown. they had some big storms coming through. one of my favorite things is happening down in miss line. a civil war remember enactment. here's my question, some good friends that are going to be up to doylestown for the car town. five toen t, what's going to happen with the weather. >> five toen t did, well, isolated. they just had storms moving through the era. not quite done with the rain that's out there, still coming

down heavy across bucks county. it will be moving out. this is all pushing east. this in a is clearing out. you woke up to a storm this morning, don't worry, it's not lasting all day. it's moving out of the area now. there's still some lightning strikes. the last place getting in our area is bucks county. right along route 1 there, just about to cross across 95 as it moves into mercer county. close to philadelphia all clear, just warm and muggy, maybe a light sprinkle as a lingering shower tries to clear out. this picked up by the forecast, though. there it is, at 9:00 and there it goes. by 12:00 things are clear. here's a little sunshine that we will get. now, these popup showers are what we're watching today, very isolated relevant but they could trigger a shower or thunderstorm. it looks to be mainly north and west. they'll try to drift t north and south. a passing shower tonight. that is all we could be dealing with. pete is playing golf. hello, pete, medford lakes.

work on that slice. i can say him because i know him. >> what's it going to be like at 9:30, it's going to clear out, warm and muggy, these numbers will climb into the 90s today, 90 tomorrow but when you factor in the humidity over 100-degrees, a heat advisory is in he can if. that is one thing we'll keep an eye on in the sex day forecast. coming up, major changes to pentagon policy. transgender americans could soon be able to serve. why one transgender veteran says it could pose a problem. philadelphia is a city of food and we've got so many great choices, we're going to go through some of the philly favorites, the best

hi, everybody it's jen frederick, this is mom log and we basically have a kid focus investigation. we're at the rocky run ymca in media. the question today, how can they make school as fun as camp? less homework. more basketball. more research. more games. what kind of games. >> any game, mario, cart. no videos. less classes so a the kids have more fun. more playing outside. swimming. high five up top. i like games, too.

again, teachers, parents, you want them to know this, right? >> yeah. try to make school as fun as camp. i'm jenn frederick, this is mom log. this is your rocky run

your news, your neighborhood, life and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. good morning, everyone. we continue on at 9:00 on fox 29 weekend. of course i'm bill anderson. karen i was goosenecking. we have food. this is the big question we're asking you this morning. what is your favorite philly foods. karen says what is your favorite food down the shore. mine is johnson's popcorn. and where do you get it? we want to know all about your secrets. we also have a lot of news. coming up a little bit later, a warning pick pockets on the

prowl in one local town. big changes in the defense department, transgender people could soon serve openly in the military, but could this end up causing problems? all that and more coming up short limit we also want to get you your weather. we do have a lot of breaking weather. although it looks gorgeous at the pocono mountains. i know we also have the cooper river dragon boat. they have one of their first dragon races up there. that's coming up later. we'll look at that and look at the radar coming through the area. also we have this question coming in from chester county. kids, are you ready for a fantastic evening at the kids jama party with your stuffed animals. >> go to cf down ton to sign yourself up for some free babysat. > what does the weather look like for the kids jama party. >> storms around down ton. the rain clearing out. so by this afternoon, partly

cloudy skies once the showers move out now, that's a look at the rain. strong storms came through the lehigh valley, they're now through bucks county. one stronger shower just about to move of in through trenton and mercer county. it's clearing out behind this. once the rain moves through, getting a nice break from the rain and the storms. lightning strikes there in bucks county, but not nearly the number that we saw moving through the lehigh valley and the pocono mountains. these storms are weakening as they push south. that area of rain will continue to move to the south as well. here's what we have to the south. we're are certainly heating up. we have a heat advisory in effect. these heat index values well over 100-degrees. not lasting all that long, though. we'll show you when the dry air returns in the seven-day forecast. thank you so much. we do have this breaking news that's coming in right now. this is from west philadelphia. we have learned that four people are hurt.

that's pretty bad. four people were hurting in the septa bus crash. there's the scene right there at lance down and over brook. this was about an hour and a half ago. we don't know the conditions of some of those folks there or what caused the crash. we know that there were those people that were hurt. there was another one that was in the car. three were in the bus and one was in the car much that's what we know about people that were injure. we'll continue to update this situation. it looks like they're being able to right it. it's one of the smaller ones. it doesn't look like it's a transit bus. keeping you up to date what's going in the news, in your headlines. a, woulder at an adult book store is recovering after being shot at an attempted robbery overnight. it happened around 3:30 in the 100 block of south 13th street. police say a man with a gun walked into the store. had a conversation with the two employees inside and then shot one of the employees in the back. the suspect then took of on. the victim is in stable condition. and police are looking for two

men in connection with a deadly shooting outside of a west philadelphia rec center. it was very brazen and it was a lot of innocent people there. this happened at about 6:30 on friday evening. this was over at the tuesday can rec center over at 60th and columbia. there are two guys wearing masks and they roll up in their fancy car, a white infinity s-v and they start fed firing shots at a victim there, a 3 # year old man outside the pool area and there was also a lot of kids. the suspects get out of the vehicle and walk up to the person at close range and shoot the victim into the head. clearly he was the intended target. but there was a stray bullet that hit an innocent by tanner. there was lots of children there and a basketball game that was going on. we just hear gun shots, pop, pop, pop. i was scared. he was scared. it was like gun shots, they could have traveled over there to us and hit everybody. kids were running and we just started taking cover.

so obviously they were very concerned about that. witnesses say the suspects drove into the driveway of the home in the area, took off their license plate and then defense away. police are checking some of the surveillance videos in that area. we don't have a motive for the shooting. police in upper marion township putting out the warning this morning about pick pockets. there have been about two dozen cases in that area. more than a half in the last few weeks, police say it doesn't appear thatter they related, but in most cases the people are working in pairs. as one person distracts the victim the other reaches in and grabs her purse and then the bad guys go on a quick shopping spree. the frequency that it's happening with and the amount of people that seem to be involved, it looks like it's a pretty big group, whether they all know one another we're not quite sure.

putting more warning labels on medications known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories. this is because these drugs have been shown to increase your risk of stroke and heart attack. now, if you need to take pain medicines, do it, but always use the lowest dose for the shortest amount of time. new research indicates that we may need to be concerned about those bug sprays, those was p killers. they contain pie thyroid that are chemicals that when exposed to young children may affect their cognitive abilities. this study showed decreased test scores after exposure. if you're using these, be very careful, wash your hands and keep your kids away. several states, including pennsylvania are going to now

allow you to get blood tests without a prescription from your doctor. how do i feel about that? i think it's a great idea. as long as you have someone to guide you through the shark infested waters of healthcare. i'm dr. mike, have a great weekend. thanks so much, dr. mike. karen i've been talking about this all morning. i'm a little bit jealous of what jenny is doing. she helped lead her team to a world cup victory and now new jersey's own carli lloyd is sharing her love for soccer in a special way. i think this is so cool that she is coming back to our era. jenny joins us live in burlington county where carli lloyd, she has the soccer camp and she helps the kids. she is going to be there today. we can't believe it. what time are we expecting her to come. >> she's already here. the camp is already up and running. as you can see all the cam percent on the field, carli is out there with them as well. we talked to some of the campers and they said they've been

following carli for years. it's a bonus that we're hearing so much about her. before today we hadn't really seen much of carli in south jersey since the world cup when she scored a hat trick against japan and womens team claimed a world cup title. carli went up to new york city where there was a ticker tape parade. we were up there for the parade, we got to see the team celebrate with thousands of fans who lined the streets to cheer on this winning and accomplished sports team. then carli and her teammates went out to la. we saw players dressed in their finest. we got to some of the parents who said carli is a roll model both on and off the field. while the ma are the jo of the campers are from new jersey, there are campers from all over the country, new york, ohio, the carolinas. the parents are just as excited to be here as the kids.

they have a past schedule. obviously you can ' them out there. they're doing some drills, but they also did make sometime for ought graphs and pictures with carli. they will undoubtedly remember this day forever. bill, karen. coming up, major changes to pentagon policy, transgender americans could soon be able to serve. why one transgender veteran as it could pose a problem. plus, philadelphia is a city of food and we've got so many great choices. we're going to go through some of the philly favorites, the best ones that you must try

9:12 on fox 29 weekend and taking a look at your news headlines, the family of a philadelphia man who they claim is the victim of excessive force at hands of philadelphia police is calling for action. we do have some cellphone video of the arrest. we know that 2 # year old tie read carol was taken into custody back in april. this surfaced online this month. this appears to show punches and baton strikes as he was struggling with the officers. two victims were bitten repeatedly as they were trying to cuff him. his family and their lawyer are demanding some actions. the video is short of shocking, the utter disregard for the welfare and the well-being of mr. carol is just shocks my sense of right and wrong.

the family has planned a march for justice today. that's what they're calling it. this is going to start at the spot where carol was arrested in east germantown. also this morning something you saw happen right here some breaking news. we found out that two people have now been arrested in connection with that. that's the attempted home invasion of a west mount airy location where people were shocked by the video and the guns. lieutenant from the police department broke the news just about an hour ago. this is the surveillance video ohio walking up to the victim's door looking at the camera. two are taken into custody, two that they think are close to taking into custody. that's the latest on that, bill. some major changes are coming to the armed forces, a six-month study has been ordered and aimed at former ending one of the last gender discrimination policies that exists in the military. defense secretary ash carter says that they're looking into

the regulations which ban transgender people from serving saying that they are outdated. carter is creating a, wouldingç group that will review the policies. he says he wants to determine if listing the ban will have any impact on the military's ability to be ready at battle. this week ats biawards caitlyn jenner called on the public to try to understand transgender people. my plea tonight is to join me and making this one of your issues as well. how do we start. we start with education. i was fortunate to meet author ash a few times and i know how important education was to him. learn as much as you can about another person to understand them better. now, outwit the comments immediately started coming in. frances contact wrote, good breaking news, pentagon may lift the ban on transgender people working in the us military.

but bill said, transgender troops in the military what could possibly be go on asking that as a question. one person who can talk about this christine beck, christine was born a man and served more than 20 years in uniform as a seal nailed christopher. she hit her transgender status, but now she's elated that the pentagon is changing things. good morning to you. >> thank you. > i'm curious initially there was a lot of discussion about caitlyn jenner getting the courage award. someone like yourself who served in the military as a navy seal, i'm curious what your take was, caitlyn jenner kind of being recognized as this universal correspond rage yourself figure. >> courage comes in all shapes and sizes. it is definitely courage to do what she's doing. i don't put a quote on courage. i think it takes all types. in talking about the transgender

ban i'm curious about you actually served so you better than most would know what it's like serving many the people who resist lifting the bans say it will make people uncomfortable, it will disrupt the troops am you know firsthand, are the troops ready for the ban to be lifted. >> i think we're ready because we're a professional force. the military is professional and we're going to do what we have to do. just like we had integration back in the 50s so there's definitely people out there that have problems with that and they just quit the military. we have a lot of people out there that want to join, so it's fine if you can't deal with that. it's just one of those things. there will be people out there that won't like it but they're going to do their job because that's what we're going on do. i'm a isolated showers so i know there's going to be some issues, but it's about issues. it will happen. i was looking into it and i see the lady val or sign behind you.

so that's something that you've been kind of working on for a while talking to people about the transgender and the issue. you say this is something you were dealing with from the time that you were a child. s what's that transition like now, particularly dealing in the military, in the man's world in quotes. >> it's been difficult, i mean i've definitely run into folks who initially are very offended or very confused by the whole thing. but then after i speak to them for a few minutes, especially if they're old friends, after speaking to them for a few minutes that i realize i haven't changed that much. i'm still here, the same capabilities and i'm still a human being. so you could see the transitions aren't really that big of a deal. it's not that drastic if you really think about it. it just depends on how open your mind can be and just give them that first few minutes and see what happens. you might find a pretty cool person. you might be surprised. i think this is something people

are going to continue to discuss. we have to have you come back because you're also running for office. >> yes. > there's a lot more we have to discuss. >> us congress in maryland. we'll have you back to discuss that fit. we appreciate your time this morning. > thank you very much. >> thank you. > guys tell us what you think. that conversation continues from defining courage to the transgender ban being lifted in the military and we want to know what you think, is society ready? you can leave your comments on our fox 29 facebook page, tweet us at fox 9 philly, just make sure you use our hashtag, fox 29 weekend. it is 9:18. let's take a live look outside. we do have a look the at airport. i want to give a shout out. lose i the elephant, happy 134th birthday to you. and also as we head over to dave warren we have a weather question. thinks an event i was just talking about. i think i might head over the ben franklin bridge, it's the cooper river dragon boat race that will be happening today. listen to this. hi, i'm rosemary from the refer

sirens we're hosting south jersey's first dragon fest evil t the cooper river. we were wondering, can we expect clear skies. >> i don't know about clear sky, but it will be dry. i've done that before. it's quite a workout. a great event. a the looking whying on throughout the day. cooper river park is where we go right now in camden county. notice it's not completely clear. there was just a light breeze, but that temperature is climbing up close to 90-degrees with the humidity. a warm and muggy today. it heats up throughout the rest of the weekend. don't worry about these rain showers moving through. they're about to move through mercer county and push off the coast. a few showers move off the coast. a few isolated showers is what we can expect here over the next hour or sex the rain continues to weaken and clear out. that's the computer forecast.

this goes hour by hour throughout the day today. no green on there. the skies are still fairly cloudy and it's warm and muggy. we will have isolated showers developing, but not until 5 or 6:00. not until the opening. the afternoon hours should be okay. certainly not as widespread as it is. much of the area will stay dry. but can't rule out a passing shower this evening. once the rain clears out, no more thunderstorm. we're into the 70s now. 98 for a heat index today, but look at the numbers tomorrow. this heat index advisory above 100-degrees. the heat continues in the seven-day. i'll show you when there's relief coming up a little bit later. now, pope francis is coming to philadelphia. are you hoping to see him? you'll need to plan ahead. we've got the decisions you'll need to make starting this coming monday. also, you know i love him. i did predict all of this, how well is it selling right now,

bill anderson. >> like crazy. it's 16th in the entire league. will i makes the team. should he make the team? let us know what you think. 100 percent guaranteed he does not make the team i'm buying each and everyone of you a tasty cake which leads us to what's your favorite food. let's take a look at your lottery numbers there. also let us know your favorite

welcome back. we have a lot of people tweeting into us right now. weave eve got lots of comments coming in talking about the food. this one comes from danita the most overlooked spot for cheese makes is maxes at broad and eerie, best cheese stakes by far. pj, can't go wrong with funnel cake. love me some pretzels can dipped in whiz, too. this is from nick i, continue i can say roast pork that is at the reading terminal market. i love the roast pork, but also the roast pork italian, too. thank you so much to chick i and piece you know we love the crab fridays. we have so many good food in this city, but there's a website out there that narrowed down a list of thing that we have to try. what do we have right here. we've got many a manies right here.

we've got a little bit of everything. we've got the cheesesteak objection to the form let right here from jones. i'll have a fork. i can eat take iter to the without a fork. this one is easy because this is like a non-bread and this is from zoo- >> never been in there. this is hum us from sahov. here you go, karen. we have some doughnuts that look absolutely mentioned and the aforementioned crab fridays. number 44, what do we have. >> this is tasty cake. i love it because we you're in the in the area this is the easiest to have the parents send to you. we've got number 10 also is lemon water ice. we've got that here but we're keeping it cold. what was number one, karen. >> you know it, it's the crab fridays because they are amazing. so we want to know what you think about all of these. let us know what is your favorites. we have a instant reaction pole and we're going to go with our

favorites. what's your favorite philly foods. karen is the submitter. that's the one when you go up to chestnut hill, rose beef, it's the salami that makes it and the special sauce on the kaiser role and the cheese and tomato anion on. mine is scrambled. i am a philly guy. > do you put syrup on it. >> i do that for breakfast after the show a lot. > dave, what is yours. >> i love the taste did i cake. one phone call and i had can woulds. becomes sent to me at school and boxes for my first job which wasn't here. the chock late cupcakes seem to ship the best and hold their freshness the best. > and we didn't mention these. federal donuts. we need you to tweet us using the hash tags.

fox 29, the schmidter if you love my moist or dave's, scrambled. or dave's. who do you think has the best choice. or you can tweet us. you can come to myfoxphilly.com and we will see who was the ultimate winner. we're going to enjoy just a little bit. thank you, everyone who sent in the food. keep your tweets coming. we're going to

and it's exactly 9:30 on fox 29 weekend. thanks so much for watching and we're taking a look at your headlines. a young and very brave healthcare advocate is urging lawmakers to step up and help find cures for debilitating diseases. let's remind you of this girl, 1 year old sarah monaghan. she looks amazing. that is when she first came back from the hospital. you remember she has situate bros is. it was such a struggle to get her that double lung transplant. she is helping me hand to advocate for cures for cystic fibrosis, alzheimer's, als and parkinson's. i think that you should gift money to cure these diseases that are bad. i couldn't have said it better.

the frequent also on her face. frequent also on her face. i've been thinking of her a lot and missing her. the house passed that measure last week. the bill awaits action in the senate. we're going to keep an eye on this one and let you know whether it passes. grit work, sarah. during pope industry i to philadelphia, the rail tickets why are go on sale monday. you must prepurchase. there's a lot you need to know. not all regional rail stations will be in operation. only 18 out lying stations will be used. also your one-day pass will be valid during a specific time slot at a specific station that means you'll need to know what time you plan to travel and where you'll be boring where you even buy your ticket. for details about the stations that will be used and the time slots, you can go to myfoxphilly.com. you'll find the information you

need under as seen on tv. the one-day passes will be required on september 2627. train passes will not be accepted. let's talk about eagles. i mentioned my favorite, tim tea bow. one that he was going to get a lot of attention when he got picked up. his number is selling all across the league, number 16 in the entire country, fans trying to send a message to chip kelly. it was recently projected that the quarterback has a 41 percent of making the eagles roster. training camp next month. only time to tell. social media can't get enough of this. connor says a florida fan i have high hopes for tea bow. this is the year that he proves everyone wrong. this one from many to as, everyone is great in practice much it's the real game that tim tea bow has no clear.

tea bow it used versus eagles fans. if he makes it i would like to see how they answer to one of the worst fan bases in the nfl. good morning and thanks for coming in. good morning. thanks for having me. what do you think. >> this is interesting because i am in the party and it might be in minority at this time. i don't think tim debow will make this roster. >> i think a lot of the men are saying that. the women are the ones out there buying his jersey. those things are expensive. i don't know who has $100 just to blow on a guy who is possibly not going to be suiting up for anybody this year. let's put things in perspective. this guy hasn't suited up in three years. he had a nice cushy job with the sec network under espn. i fully expect him to be right back there after august. i know it's going to break a lot of people's hearts. i think he's going to make a roster because i think it's

about character and it's about what chip wants in the locker room and they're always sending out the instagram pictures. you got character in people that are going to suit up. you're all right in their locker room. remember deshawn jackson is gone. there why youing your problems. weir eye talking about third string quarterback if he makes the roster. i know of that hurts your feelings. we'll see what happens. also we have from the philly power ranks, this is from new jersey. that's right. i wrote this up this week because when i do these hits with you guys i like to talk about what hit in philadelphia sports the last week. it was pretty bear, pretty dry, but new jersey stands up for crying out loud, it's amazing. this is the garden state five, the power rankings. a the look of people are upset no bruce springsteen, no frank situate nature transgender veteran. it's the power rankings. john stewart, he's going out

august 6. best in late night television has a guest appearance with barrack obama. chris christie, i'm telling you right now he's going to catch some votes because you can't vote for donald trump. everyone is going to like the loud mouths. watch me when i'm telling you. i'm shocked how many people have gotten on the donald trump band by the way. frazer from toms river, new jersey. he won the homerun derby. i was really, really cool the way he won it. it was walk up fashion. stand up, new jersey, carli lloyd, you were talking about her having her soccer camp having this morning. come on, world cup winner, all that. and mike trout just perfection. last night hitting walk off homerun, bottom of the ninth, this guy is amazing 27 homeruns, mike trout the best player in baseball perhaps for the past three seasons, millville, new jersey. so nice toive a you back again.

we love seeing you. so keep bringing us all the good stuff. tim debow on the team, we'll see. we have to do something to get the philly power rankings going. right now we're getting slammed. right now we need to talk about weather. taking a look outside center city. it's getting gray. you said there will be some passing showers, we'll get specifics, but first we have this weather question. patty from shamrock in pipersville, pa we we're hosting our special event today, the mission continues family fun day. so i'm begging you can you pony up some sunshine for us, dave. >> i can. the rain is moving out. why the long face? that's a good one. always wins. 73 right now in pottstown. that is in pipersville. the event there. so the rain moved through. you have the showers and the storms earlier, but the rains

clearing out. you have a nice stretch of dry weather, just a bit humid out there today in bucks county. mid 70s. close to 80-degrees in millville. now this is the heat index. once the rain clears out, the moisture is in the air. when you have the heat plus the humidity, your body can't cool off like it could on a dry day. when you get that high temperature plus the high humidity it feels like it's close to 98-degrees today, but it's tomorrow that is the big concern here. right along i95 the heat index will be well above or just above 100-degrees in many areas. so that heat advisory is in effect, letting you know if you're outside doing a lot of strenuous activity, you want to keep the fluids going because your body is not cooling off like it could on a typical dry day, 102 is the heat index in woodstown. look at where there's relief, there's the sea breeze down the shore. it will feel like it's in the mid 70s. there was the rain moving through. so getting a nice break on ultimate doppler. that event there in bucks county all clear, just a few light

showers trying to push through the philadelphia area. but the rain will move south. it's yourself that hot and humid weather, that is the big concern. there is relief in the sex

welcome back. look at the baby. is there any better medicine than n the world and little baby laughing. thank you so much stephanie for

sending in this little l video. just something to brighten up your day. you know i love babies. billion is doing the happy dance so i beg of you to help me and this man because he is shame me. we were asking a question, bill, explain the question and explain why you're winning. it was supposed to be about philly's favorite food but i actually think it was just who their favorite is. >> the popularity contest. > you know. at any rate, karen's choice was the schmidter. not showing up here. grand sandwich. dave was tasty cake, pretty strong showing and mine was scrambled. scrambled right now is running away with it as philadelphia's favorite food right now. i did see a lot of people in your defense tweeting they like to -- my dad likes it with maim supplant run. some other people talking about apple butter. it is pretty good, but my

schmidter is the best. a lot of you were talking about their favorite places to go and get subs and hoag guys. >> south percent i the best, the roast pork italian one of my favorites. it doesn't travel well, though, so that's why i picked tasty cakes. the scram, we appreciate everybody who is responding in tweeting in the instant poles. we are going to have these tweeting in every week or tomorrow, actually. it is 9:42 right now if it wasn't already inviting enough we're speaking about reading terminal market, but it's going to get a face lift. it is the art place -- oh, how am i supposed to know. i'm going to tell you all about what's happening there next. and we are enjoying a philadelphia feeling. a little x-r

> welcome back to fox 29 weekend. taking a look at your news now. as it wasn't already inviting enough reading terminal market will soon get a face lift. the art place group is now investing $160,000 towards street skipping project outside the market. 9 work is going to be down right by full better streets. it is kind of dark in that under pass into a hub that will welcome visitors to that area because it's right by the convention center. this project is often going to

feature the creation of an outdoor space to be used for events and performances. that's cool. it's dark under there. that's the excuse for why i got a ticket there earlier this week. that's another story. push that to the side. let's take a look at what's going on outside. looking at trenton, the state capital. things look a little bit gray, but not too bad out there. a great shot, by the way. we're going to find out what's going on in trenton, our area, but first we've got this weather question. hey, i'm fox 29, i'm about to aboard my flight to philly. we're going to take the nationwide tour of the camden county boat house sunday from 11 to 5 and i'm going to be unloading about 500 discounted wedding dresses. 500 take them one at a time. it's a lot of work there with that humidity coming in. by 1:00 it is hot and humid, above 90-degrees. this is tomorrow. got a big event there today. it's hot and humid with a high

humidity that heat index could be over 100-degrees tomorrow. that's the big story this weekend. the rain is clearing out for now. had some heavy thunderstorms move through the lehigh valley, look how it's clearing up. it continues to push to the south. center city philadelphia, maybe a light sprinkle in the next hour or so before this all moves south. that rain to the west, don't worry about that, that moves south and weakance. this is all picked up by the computer forecast. it clears it out by noon today and then we're rain free. now, that sunshine could lead to a few isolated showers and storms developing. they are very isolated and not all that widespread, mainly focused to the north and western suburbs. so that rain may come back today, but the rain between now and about noon that we could just see that rain pushing through. so let's check with the seven-day forecast, the rain is clearing out. it looks pretty good, but the heat is here for the next few

days, hot and humid today, hot and humid tomorrow. on monday we have hot and humid weather with thunderstorm. this will be that front moving through, clearing out the humidity. it's less humid on tuesday. still hot. finally starting to see a little break here between wednesday and thursday. the 90-degree stretch should come toen a end by the end of the week. barely we're still at # 3-degrees on thursday. it's nice and comfortable. tomorrow is the day to much what, though. it's not really the thunderstorms, there's a heat advisory from effect because you just can't cool off like you could on a dry day with that temperature so high and the humidity so high. bill, thank you very much, dave. so talking about something, a story that has people talking on social media. it's the death of sandra bland. the 28 year old was pulled over in texas for allegedly not using a turn signal arresting deputies accused her of assaulting an officer in this cellphone video shows part of the arrest and bland shouting that the trooper

slammed her head into the ground. three days later planned was found dead inside a jail cell. authorities say that she hung herself with a plastic trash bag but loved ones say there is no way that she would take her own life and they want justice. hundreds of people hit the street to protest bland's death. joining us now to talk about this in stud oh solomon jones morning host at 900amwurd. we talked about this when i was on with you on the show. you guys were all discussing this. is this just a question of society not really trusting the police right now and showing how much work we have to do? >> there's a couple of things that are suspicion about this and i think a lack of trust is one problem. but it comes from things like this. the officer who was involved who has -- he's been suspended for violating departmental policy around traffic stops and around courtesy during those traffic stops. the fbi has been called in. the sheriff who was in charge

said that there was a camera in the cell. he said according to video camera in the cell nobody else entered the cell except there was no video camera in the cell. there was a video camera in the hallway. so there are these discrepancies in the story as it comes out and that's one of the things building up the distrust. now, the comments started coming in immediately, strong opinions on both sides on social media. laura rights, she, sandra bland was also an anti police brutality, nobody kills themselves in count jail over a traffic violation. another from stephanie, if you obey traffic laws you won't be pulled over. they conceal this information in books. try picking up one from time to time. michelle says, so sad if the coroner said suicide by happening that should be a big clue. it sounds like the family wants a different closure or someone to blame. you did point out, solomon all of the information that has come out right now, but they're

sticking to the fact that the surveillance video in the hall shows that nobody entered the hall. of course the family doesn't want to believe somebody committed suicide, but it's possible that's just the tragic reality? >> anything is possible. we don't know all the facts at this point. we know that the coroner said asphyxiation, suicide by hanging. we don't know the manner of death. we don't know if they declared it -- they haven't said it's a suicide -- i mean a homicide. so we don't noel a of the facts yet, but we do know this. we do t know that we don't trust these stories as they come out. we've had initial stories come out from police in cases like this time after time after time. we've been shown over time that these facts have been wrong. so as the facts come out, as the truth comes out, we'll see what happens, but certainly this is a test for texas as a state and county that's had big problems around raise relations. weaver we're got to rap, we're out of time. in a word are you buying the

story. >> no, i'm not buying the story at all. there have been debts count county jail. they are

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bite. first we'll start off with our homemade waffle and since we're in philadelphia we have the liberty bell waffle, as you could see here. let's move onto making the nutella stab even i am we have egg yokes, sugar and fran chelo liquor. we pour in the sugar, a shot of fran chelo, the egg yokes, the sugar and fran chelo and put it over the simmer water bath. it's simmering lightly. you don't want it boiling too hard because otherwise you'll scramble the eggs. what we're doing is we're putting heat into the product and the egg and sugar will thicken up together which makes

the base. so that's thick. see how that is? nice and silky, smooth. so now we'll put this over ice to l cool it. not only cools, but it keeps the aeration in it, keeps it fluffy. we'll pit it over ice for about 30 seabeds and then we're going to fold in the new role a and the whip cream. here's our new tell you new tell a. you can see the new tell a thickance it up as well and it's nice and cock lately and dark. look at those ribbonsment now we have the new tell a combined and now what we'll do is we'll fold in some whipped cream. you can see i'm using the whisk to fold it in because the cream is whipped and you want to keep that aeration which keeps it light. that's it. that's the new role stab even i

much let's assemble it. got the waffle into fours or how many other pieces you like. at the restaurant this is how we do it. i shingle them off each other and now we'll take the new reel a stab known yea and now mare nate it. the berries and sugar. that's the dish. i'm chef lieu 358 dean owe of lieu pal dean owes on pass young. and that was this week's fox food bite. thank you and to chick i and piece and to rita's and to tasty cake. we're devouring them. thank you for spending your saturday with us. we appreciate it. have a wonderful day and of we appreciate it. have a wonderful day and of course we'll see you tomorrow

- [voiceover ] in this episode, our planet is a land of extremes from raging forest fires to frigid fields of ice. ice. - yep - has that much power to carve stone. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore fire and ice on awesome planet. on planet earth, fire and ice co-exist in complex and interconnected systems, often having a significant impact on one another even across long distances. for instance, when massive forest fires blaze out of control, the resulting pollution in the atmosphere can contribute to melting ice caps. so for now, let's look at these mega forest fires,