weekend, taking advantage after a tragedy. major airlines under fire for price gouging. who's taking aim. plus, the owner of a popular philly restaurant, busted for child born. the disgusting details he allegedly told undercover agents. >> squeal piggy squeal, i hope that he dies. >> an 11-year-old boy reads comments taunting him. someone noticed. good morning, and welcome to fox 29 weekend. this is already the last weekend in july, bill anderson.

>> aw, man. you throw that out there summer is ending quickly. but it will be a great weekend and a great show. >> absolutely it will be. let's get a check of our forecast. we'll get dave warren to do what they do during the week. i would like a 10 today. >> 10. that is the number. our scale goes to 10. not quite the high end of the scale here. we've had a skrech of just very, very comfortable weather days here with low humidity and no rain. that's the plus today. no minuses. can't find anything wrong with today. this will be the last day though. we are at the end of july here. it will start to feel like the end of july soon. that humidity comes back. no rain there, ultimate doppler is all clear, nothing approaching anywhere. we're keeping it dry today. look at these temperatures, the differences between the i-95 corridor and the surrounding suburbs. you get that big temperature difference between the city and the suburbs. it's just a little warmer to the

south. but the temperatures along the coast will barely climb above 70 degrees today. we have a nice sea breeze developing. it will climb into the upper 80s here inland and even the north and western suburbs climbing above 80. we ever not quite at 90. by noon we're above 80 degrees. by this afternoon, 5:00, 89. close to 90. there's a number of 90s in the 7-day forecast so i'll look at that coming up just a little bit later. >> it's actually 8:02 and in our headlines this morning, people are remembering a woman who died too soon tragically killed when a car jacked suv slammed into them a year ago today. they were simply selling fruit and vegetables on a fruit corner to raise money for their church.

>> reporter: it is so hard to believe that it's been a year since this horrific case, even harder to believe that this peaceful corner was once the scene of wreckage in which those three children and their mother were allegedly mowed down into the memorial mural here which marks the spot where they were allegedly run down by two men as police say they car jacked and sexually assaulted a real estate agent. a young family selling fruits and vegetables to raise money for their church. a memorial will be held here starting between 11:00 and 12:30 today a cookout to celebrate their family and to remember them. they want to stress that it's open to the public in much the same way the community came together in response to the alleged murders. people here want to capture that same spirit.

you will remember of course this a case that very deeply resonates with people here. events begin between 11:30 and noon. we want to mention the suspects each charged with numerous counts including murder and sexual assault. a year later their case is still winding its way through the pretrial phase. >> there's an arrest rocking the philadelphia restaurant scene. the co-owner of a popular rittenhouse square is facing child pornography charges. police say he attempted to set

up and have sex with a nine-year-old girl. >> police have just released this sketch this week of a guy they say groped a 12-year-old girl in the water earlier this month. the child was in the water with a friend when she said the man touched her thigh and minutes later swam behind her and grabbed her inappropriately. investigators do not believe this was an accident because witnesses allegedly told them the water was not crowded at the time. it is 8:05. a former maintenance man is charged with killing a drexel university graduate. he broke into an apartment thursday and raped, beat and strangled her. they do have fingerprint and dna evidence to proof it. he had recently been fired from his maintenance job. police say he has a wrap sheet a mile long. >> he is 56 years of age.

he's got 31 priors. back in '82 he was arrested for killing his own father. he was arrested several times for sexual assault, several robberies, several burglaries, he's a monster. >> a motive not known. neighbors would like to know how he had keys to get into the building a week after being fired. >> philadelphia police are looking for clues that might lead them to a killer. richards was gunned down friday morning. police say richards was shot 12 times. family members say richards has never had any trouble with the law. they say he just finished school and recently got a job as a trucker. >> why, we're still trying to figure out. no drugs, he wasn't a drug dealer. it was jealousy, i could see that. somebody jealous. >> no weapon was recovered at

the scene and so far there have been no arrests. hi, i'm bruce gordon. this week mass transit in the form of septa got a test for the visit of pope francis. to say it did not go well would be like describing the atlantic ocean as "moist." it was an epic fail. their website set up a special regional rail passage has been thoroughly tested but just moments after the launch, the site crashed. we were overwhelmed. the expectation was that the bugs would be quickly worked out and that sales of those passes might resume by mid week.

but soon came word that the whole sales process is now under reevaluation and that everything is on hold until next week. my take? over and over again we have heard mayor nutter describe philadelphia as the big city that does big events. and so, and look i know we're still two months out, we seem to have come up pretty small. the septa screw-up is only part of the problem. with so little solid information having been released to the public, all kinds of reports are floating around that suggest a city in grid lock that suggest the mess may out weigh of excitement of getting to see the pope. it's led to speculation that the city will be locked down for hours on end. but the folks in charge keep telling us calm down that everything will be worked out in time. maybe it will. somebody as selling passes on a website can go so wrong so fast

despite so many assurances, all i can say is, pray for us. only in philly. i wish i had better news coming out of only in philly, keeping with that theme, $500,000 a year, that's how much septa is paying a company who built the now-failed website. >> it's not a problem for everybody, because patco is not having an issue. they've reported no problems selling their special passes for the papal visit. they're selling one-day and two-day passes. only four stations in new jersey will be open. passengers will have to get off at ninth and locust in philadelphia. and there's more information as the visit is released in drips and drabs. we've put it on our app which is

really handy. you can download it on your smart phones and we'll post things there. coming up, mixed martial arts, it's all about the belt. the intense workout these aspiring champions go through. speaking of intense workouts, it's time to sweat.

welcome back. was that price gouging after that amtrak crash? train travel was suspended for five days after that crash which killed eight people was being investigated and cleaned up. so a lot of commuters had to fly and many of them paid much higher prices. there was one senator who saw a fare as high as $2300. people have been talking about this one on social media. we've got a lot of comments. it's about time dot took too long to look into this one. airlines are taking advantage of the tragedy. it is pathetic. donald says of course they did. corporate greed is at play. and supply and demand it's the way business works. joining us this morning we have fred tici breaking us down. >> it's hard to say whether o. not it's illegal.

what the law is they can't engage in unfair or deceptive trade practices. they obviously didn't engage in deceptive trade practices. from a public relations side, i think the relations are going to end up looking at this. it's a law of supply and demand unfortunately. the demand in the northeast for the airlines and it's done by a computer algorithm and they know how many people are checking on and who's trying to get fares and you know what it's like on an airline. you can be paying $150 for your seat and the person next to you can be paying 2,000 for theirs. so it's almost like a quagmire. i guess dot is going to weigh into it but i think it's going to be a tough thing to show. >> we do have laws in the books you're not allowed to price gouge after an event. southernly after hurricane sandy, there were gas stations who got in trouble for spiking their prices. there was a shortage, but they were not allowed to do that. >> that's because there was a

consumer protection law that was applicable there. price gouging -- people throw around the word "price gouging," you're talking about antitrust violations. i can tell you there's a lot of things that go into it. because you're talking about markets like philadelphia, it's washington, it's new york, it's boston and let's go back. i'm not trying to defend these guys. i think they should have offered fares for people who were stranded as a result of it, this was a horrible tragedy, my heart breaks for the families of the victims. i get all this, and quite frankly, so should they have. but you're asking me if you've ever seen the lady who holds the scales of justice and she's blind folded and she's supposed to be blind folded for things like emotions. >> thank you for breaking it down for us. >> thank you have a great

weekend. >> let us know what you think about this. use our hashtag #fox29weekend. >> chris christie is criticizing amtrak because of problems with new jersey transit. the two agencies share tracks in new jersey but amtrak owns them. new jersey transit pays amtrak about $100 million a year to use the rail lines. as we can see it's time to take a look or take you in focus. and this morning it's all about mixed martial arts. >> where is my belt? >> you must go find that one. >> you talk for a minute. >> bill loves mixed martial arts. he's really darn good. >> there he goes. he's got it. >> so you see inside the octagon. what happened, our own bill rohr

decided he wanted to find out what was going on. he went, checked it out, did some training, is going to tell us what you have to do. >> reporter: in the octagon one of the fastest growing sports is mixed martial arts you come to the ufc. >> i think it's popular because there's a number of ways to finish a fight. it could be a knockout with a hand, an elbow, a knee, a kick. >> reporter: to get to the ufc, you start training at a place like balance studios in center city philadelphia. your coach a fifth degree black belt. >> you're looking for easiest technique of someone who may be bigger, stronger, faster, meaner. jiu jitsu allows you to fight on your feet and on the ground.

>> i'm really interested in technical stuff, being a computer scientist. if you understand the technical details you get a lot out of it. >> reporter: as you move up the ranks you get to spar. >> the ufc is the olympics of mixed martial arts. no matter who the person is in other organizations, that's where they want to go. >> reporter: and to get to that level, you have to be that level of athlete. you have to be coachable, you have to work out. have you to have a huge work ethic. >> reporter: jiu jitsu is one of many styles you need to fight in the ufc. kickboxing is also popular. dino has been training for about a year and a half. >> it's a two and a half hour course, this is the advanced

class, and to be here you really have to realize that you're going to get punched in the face and you're going to get knocked down. >> reporter: no matter what your fighting style, they encourage you to give it a try. you never know who could be the next ufc champion. >> of course if you're a mixed martial arts fan, we've got the preliminary fights and at 8:00 it's ufc fight night. of course that's all followed by fox 29 news at 10:00. >> you actually met your girl doing this kind of activity. >> i did in fact put my business out in the street. for about six years i trained mixed martial arts. i know a little about getting hit in the face but when i came to work with you it didn't go over very well. make sure you're watching and

i'm never giving this belt back. >> i had a girl i worked with who was a producer she used to do it and she would get black eyes and stuff. >> yes. that was fine when i was working in radio. when i started transitioning into tv, not so much. >> here's the thing. that could be a good test. what a grip firm handshake could mean morning being business savvy. >> we're going to tell you what that handshake tells you about your overall health. >> overall health looks good. the weather is great today. if you're heading outside, do a little dance. it's national dance day and the temperatures are climbing up to 90 degrees. nice again for one more day. changes are on the way. i'll have that coming up.

welcome back. it is 8:23. so in honor of national dance day we're asking to show off you or your kids dancing. and you know you have a clip right there on your phone already of your child at a recital or a concert. this one is her baby brother doing the whip and the nae nae. >> you've got three kids. let's see your child's video. >> he takes after me.

>> i taught him everything he knows. >> does he have a mohawk? >> it varies from day to day. >> send us your videos. next, the trend. >> good morning, i'm alex holly. >> and i'm chris murphy. and this is "the trend." >> this summer really is the summer of the shark. and one couple in north carolina, well, they aren't taking any chances. >> all those sightings. take a look at this video. the couple walked into the ocean with home made cages. this happened in the outer banks. as you can see, they don't get

very far before the lifeguard brings them back in. >> and now we've learned it was all a joke. the couple did it just so they could take a picture for a post card in the ocean. >> this next story involves a little bad blood between nicki minaj and taylor swift. nicki received two nominations however she felt she deserved one for video of the year. >> if your video celebrates women with slim bodies then you will be nominated for video of the year. >> and taylor replied. i've done nothing to support you. it's unlike you to pit women against each other. and taylor said if i win please come on stage with me. >> blah, blah, blah. can't we all get along? >> you would think.

irthink -- i think some people like to fight to social media. we'll see what happens. that's a look at the trend for this week. we'll see you on monday on good day. >> all right. thanks for the trending update but something else is actually trending all over the news right now. we've got information on former eagle shady mccoy. he's in the hot seat over what some are calling shady behavior. >> he only invited girls to the big party. the team reprimanded him for having that female party and have you heard the rules that the girls who would like to go the party have to follow. >> drivers do what they can to keep them safe. why police say these drivers actually did the wrong thing. >> i'll take a nice look outside. enjoy this saturday. we'll be right back.

it's just about 8:30 and taking a look at your news and your headlines, we're learning more about the gunman in a deadly movie theater shooting in louisiana. >> officials say 59-year-old john russell houser was a drifter who lived in motel 6. inside his motel room they found

wigs and glasses meant for disguises. back in 2008 his wife filed for a protective order. police say houser stood up for about 20 minutes into the movie of "trainwreck" and shot two people sitting in front of him before firing randomly into the crowd. he left the theater but when he saw a police car he went inside fired more shots, eventually killing himself as well. >> and a jury in colorado is now determining the fate of the aurora movie theater shooter. 27-year-old james holmes was found guilty of murder last week. attorneys are arguing for life in prison without parole but he does face the death penalty. he killed 12 people and injured 70 more in the 2015 massacre. >> happening today, funeral services going to held this morning for sandra bland. that 28-year-old illinois woman was found hanging inside a texas jail earlier this month after she was arrested during a traffic stop.

just this week the autopsy report for her death found no injuries to suggest somebody killed her. the report shows she had some marijuana in her system. the texas rangers and fbi are investigating. and thousands of people are going to be gathering in our area this afternoon in newark for the million people march against police brutality, racial injustice and economic equality. >> good morning. i'm dr. mike. there's even more evidence that how strong your grip is will actually indicate how long you live, will tell you whether you're at higher risk of having a stroke, or heart attack. you want to do something fun? check that wrist grip. and if it's nice and strong, you're going to be just fine. millions and millions of

americans suffer from tinnitus or ringing in the ears. there may be a new treatment that works like magic. if you're out there and you have ringing in the ears, check with your doctor. there may be a new treatment just for you. if you're thinking of going to the beach this weekend, you better listen to this information. a new study shows that it's not the water that may be polluted, it's actually the sand on the beach. this study shows lots of bacteria may linger in that sand. my advice? put a towel down and stay on the towel. i'm dr. mike. have a great weekend. >> thanks, dr. mike. now we're going to check in and have a look at your interactive weather. looking at allentown. i was actually there not that long ago, great group out there.

dave, it's looking good out there. we're going to find out what's going on. so tell us, allentown, good stuff? >> yeah, it looks good in allentown, even closer here to philadelphia, looking pretty good. a lot of people doing a lot of outdoor activities today. we had this question sent in. >> hi. we're celebrating on saturday july 25th from 12:00 to 5:00, can we expect a beautiful day like today? >> yes, that continues. here it is in philadelphia. at fair hills square park there. 12:00 to 5:00 looking good. upper 80s, not humid. that trend doesn't continue. the humidity does come back and that will be with a few showers and storms. had a nice stretch of some very dry weather. pretty unusual for late july to see this. temperatures into the 60s this morning. nice and comfortable in the north and western suburbs. a little warmer in philadelphia now at 75. sea breeze will develop in down

the shore today. beautiful sunrise sent to us here. get out and enjoy this nice comfortable weather that the temperature will stay about the same down the shore. only warming up just a few degrees. the sea breeze. a little cooler tomorrow with a stronger breeze. the ocean water temperature is about 73. ultimate doppler all clear. we will see increasing clouds. there's that sea breeze. not producing any showers staying dry today but those storms over the great lakes will be moving in tomorrow and that's coming in with some humidity and hot temperatures. into the 90s in the 7-day. we'll look at that coming up later. >> this story caught my eye. this 11-year-old boy making a very powerful video confronting his bullies online. >> it caught the attention of some really important people and coming up the trip he took as a

result of his youtube video. >> plus, forget those privacy settings. you may still not be protected on facebook. why the social media site says it may have to give up your personal information. shut up and dance. continue to send us your dance videos on this national dance day.

. welcome back. we've been asking for your dance videos on this nation dance day. look at her t she's got the moves right there. everything down up. so cute. thank you for sending in this adorable little girl. send in your pictures of your kids having fun this morning on this saturday. so you've got something a lot of people are talking about. >> yeah. you went old school with "physical." a lot of people are talking about former eagle sean mccoy is causing controversy for women only. >> he posted this to instagram. it's an ad for the party. but that ruffled some feathers with his new team, the buffalo

bills, because here's the logo. he used the logo to promote the party. >> the spokesperson said you can't do that and he's since removed that portion from the post but there are people who did rsvp and got this surprising e-mail with the rules. explain. >> yeah, the rules are crazy. among them women had to submit their full name as well as a picture and their social media information. they had to sign a confidentiality agreement and no dates. no plus-ones are allowed to come. >> a lot of people talked about it on social media. >> yeah. the story is a big talker and that's exactly why the eagles let them go. >> i guess chip doesn't have to answer any more questions about why mccoy was sent north. >> and eric just got even harder. if you're going to be a dirt bag, don't publicly advertise it. i'm shaking my head. what do you think? >> you know, you want to go, if

you're a young woman, it's pretty exciting to go to an event or a party with real official nfl players. but i find it's demeaning as a woman. i think you were submitting your measurements. >> you were submitting to be objectified. here's a picture, i'll give you everything, you tell me what you think of me and maybe i'll be allowed into the party. >> but you can't talk about it. >> right. >> how is that different, let me be the devil's advocate for when you go to the nightclub back in the day, they had the velvet ropes and there's a bouncer with a clipboard and they would look you up and down and judge you right there. you're in. >> one, that's shady too, but that's reality. two, this is behind closed doors and you're signing confidentiality agreements nobody knows what's going on and three, he's supposed to be a role model and a figure. this is just bad judgment. >> let's let the viewers weigh

in on this one. do you think shady mccoy crossed the line, yes or no. you can vote one of two ways, come to our website or tweet it if you think he crossed the line. using this hashtag. fox 29 yes or if you don't use the hashtag fox29no. >> do you read this children's book make way for duckling? >> it's a classic. we have a scene just like that book. there was a momma duck taking the babies across a busy street. there's one thing experts say you should never do. >> it's summertime let's get ready to sweat. how one former eagles cheer leader is keeping women in shape and doing it in a pressure-free zone.

welcome back. it is 8:44. i always get excited for the olympics. so much fun as the nation gathers. tokyo now releasing two emblems

for the 2020 summer games. >> the opening ceremony kicks off in five years so you've got time to wait. olympic committee members join in city hall. the emblem is the letter t for tokyo, tomorrow and team. >> a pretty amazing video. those are ducks. it's the momma is in front and the babies behind them and the cars swerving to get out of the way. we can see about 35 -- interstate 35 in minnesota. you see the duck and the babies trying to gets to the other side of the highway and it creates a little bit of mayhem as cars are braking and swerving. state troopers say as much as you want to stop, don't do it. slamming on your brakes could cause a serious accident. >> it's the summertime.

we're all focused on getting in shape, trying to find the best way to do it. and as you know every week we've got the best and the brightest. our junior reporters go out and find great stories. tracy is here from temple this morning. good morning. >> good morning, bill. >> we're talking about working out. >> we are. >> you went and found a new workout, you experienced it, tell us about it. >> i took a mini road trip up to lehigh valley where i met a great group of women who are strong, confident and like to sweat. >> let's check it out. >> reporter: there's a powerful secret in the lehigh value that is making girls sweat. sweat like a girl offers unique and effective approaches to fit necessary designed for all women. >> sweat like a girl is total awesomeness. we have an amazing group of women and the best part is we're drama free, everybody sports each other. and it doesn't get any better than this!

>> reporter: founded by a crazy, energetic mother of three, not to mention a former philadelphia eagles cheerleader, sweat like a girl is all about building a woman's self-confidence. >> i really love it here. it's a place where i can come and just work out and don't feel like i need to compete with anybody. i can be myself. >> well, i couldn't just stand by and watch, so i decided to jump in the super girl workout and i quickly learned where the name of the gym came from. >> everything from traditional aerobic styles, we do circuit based class. whole fitness. whole sweat is a great combination of strengthening and toning and just an overall great workout for your entire body. be a girl can go to point a to b, i really enjoy seeing the mental, emotional aspect of

growth and just seeing them come in here super confident and overcoming fears, stepping outside their comfort zone. >> you redeemed yourself i didn't initially see you working out but you did jump in. how was it? >> it was an intense workout. i wanted to quit when she said burpee time. >> men not being in the room makes it easier? >> i felt confident and you feel more comfortable in a setting without men staring at you. >> it's your first story, awesome job. >> thank you so much. >> if you have any new stories, as you see our junior reporters will come on out and cover them so you can post your questions, comments, ideas on our facebook page or tweet us make sure you use the hashtag #fox29weekend. thank you, tracy. >> thank you. she did a great job. i do have to give a shot out to

avery brown. good morning to all of those kids competing. this is the youth regatta happening on our schuykill river. >> great shot there. a perfect day for it. light breeze, calm waters. no matter where you are today, certainly enjoy it. this is the last stretch of our nice comfortable weather. the radar is all clear. looking for that sea breeze to develop and no rain. that's the only thing we'll have happening on the radar today and right now at the airport, all clear. our temperatures have warmed up there to 75 degrees. that is the current reading here. dew point very low, below 60 degrees it is nice and comfortable and no wind out there. a lot going on in the city. we had this question sent to us. >> we're from the church and this saturday over 500 of us will be doing service projects all around the city. these guys will be hanging out over at love park. so dave, i've got a question for you. will they need an umbrella or

their shades? >> super heros don't need umbrellas. no umbrellas needed. service projects all across the city. philadelphia starting here later this morning 83. it climbs above 80 quickly and tops out into the upper 80s. looking at comfortable weather today. it's nice but the humidity will come back. the ultimate doppler shows we have pretty clear conditions there. the temperatures a little cooler in this north and western suburbs into the 60s. but there's philadelphia at 75. mid 70s down the shore and we are also looking at that sea breeze to develop so that will keep the temperatures only into the mid 70s. it cools off throughout the afternoon. upper 80s, low humidity but that changes tomorrow but nice weekend at the shore. the temperature staying in the mid to low 70s so certainly enjoy it if you're there. the heat comes back in the 7-day forecast. 90s with showers and storms. sunday and monday, two days without rain, then the humidity

with the temperatures above 90 degrees coming back tuesday, wednesday and thursday, look for another chance for a shower, thursday with a few thunderstorms. >> coming up, a little boy with a big message. >> i've asked my dad to do this video for two reasons. >> what he did to confront his bully and who noticed his online act of bravery. plus, this is no ordinary car seat. this one can save more lives than car seats normally do. what is so special about this one that could help to keep your children out of harm's way?

8:53 on fox 29 weekend and your comments keep coming in. sunny has some feelings about the shady situation. wow, his mom must be proud. not so much. and a picture of ufc fighter. and his belt is nicer than mine. and this from our producer and his family member who is a cancer survivor. >> i'm executive chef jamie hollander and this is your fox food bite. i'll be making a classic new england lobster roll. a simple boiled lobster with celery and mayonnaise. clean the lobster meat.

what you want to do is squeeze the tail and remove the lobster meat. take the claws apart. what i like to do is push the meat out with my finger. we get a live lobster and boil it for eight minutes. maine lobster, fresh. get the claw out of the shell, hit it with my knife. trying to push the meat out. the only thing you have to wash -- watch for is a piece of cartilage. you chop it as big or as small as you like. i like nice big pieces. you get more of the lobster taste and it doesn't get mixed with the mayonnaise too much. and i don't put a whole lot of ingredients in to begin with because i like the taste of lobster. it's about one pound of meat from three 1 1/2 pound lobsters. i like to chop the celery nice

and fine. we're going to chop it as thin as we can get it. next we're going to add it to the lobster salad, i like to cut the end off and i chop them as small as i can also. we're looking for about a quarter cup of chopped chives. you can use scallions if you want or skip them all together. next we're going to add a quarter cup mayonnaise. then some lemon. the next stop will be to add salt and pepper to taste. and because the lobster affairly salty itself you don't need to add salt. once we have the ingredients in the bowl we're going to mix it. we're going to be checking to make sure we have enough mayonnaise. in this case i think we have the perfect amount. a little butter in a frying pan, give it a minute or two to melt.

take a roll. these are brioche rolls which are my favorite. we're going to leave the roll on there until it's golden brown. now that it's starting to get brown and toasty, i'm going to flip it over and get the other side for just a minute or two. now the only thing left to do is to assemble the sandwich. about 7 ounces of salad on the roll, put it together. we're going to cut it in half. put it on the plate. now it's time to taste. perfectly toasted roll, fresh lobster flavor and you can take the lemon. i'm chef jamie hollander and this has been your fox food bite.

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good morning once again as we enter the second hour of fox 29 weekend. a beautiful saturday, july 25th. with karen hepp, it is 9:00. >> it is 9:00. we have a lot of news to get to. this story is so disturbing. the owner of a very popular philadelphia restaurant busted for child pornography. this one has disgusting details. he allegedly told undercover agents. >> and coming up, an 11-year-old boy makes a powerful video to confront his online bullies and we'll tell you about the trip he took as a result of his youtube video. >> heading out and about on this gorgeous day, so many wonderful events out there. this is the youth regatta, one of those new events, lots of kids taking part in this one. i know we have lots of walks and races something all over there in new jersey as well. >> in delaware too. big weekend there. and no matter where you are, looking pretty good.

we have our stretch of nice weather continuing and today we'll put it at a 10 again. nothing bad to say here but just no rain, low humidity. you cannot keep this type of weather going long, especially in late july. and today is the last day. so certainly get out and enjoy it. no rain out there. ultimate doppler, all clear. what will be affecting the weekend tomorrow is the heat. really climbing today only into the upper 80s. we're 10 degrees shy of our high temperature right now so a quick warm up. 79 now it's warmed above 70 in the north and western suburbs. the sea breeze will drop the temperatures this afternoon along the coast. you see it drops to 71 in atlantic city but inland climbing into the 80s, close to 90 degrees. we will be close today, but we're certainly there in the 7-day forecast. so 77, we'll call it nice. let's just say nice again by noon up to 83, and finally nice by 5:00. temperature up to 89. not much change in the words,

just change in the temperatures. they go higher. >> it is exactly 9:02. it was a year ago today if you can believe it, this horrifying story. this mother and her three children when a car jacked suv lost control and slammed into them on a is he street corner. >> just a few hours from now a neighborhood will stop to remember the lives that they lived. sabina, that accident shook that entire community. >> reporter: oh, it stunned the entire city, bill. as i'm standing here i remember covering this story a year ago and here on the site of so many vigils for this young family as the community gathered to find someplace to mourn. you can see this site transformed into a memorial mural of faces painted of the mother and her two children and

her daughter. we want to take you back a year ago, this very site covered with the wreckage of the family's fruit stand where they stood raising money for their church. where police say two men plowed into the victims in a stolen suv. investigators say the suspects had car jacked a realtor and were sexually assaulting her as they sped through the streets. the utter horror of this crime, it just gripped the city. one step towards healing, a memorial being held today here at this site to mark the one-year anniversary. organizers tell me it will be held here at the scene of the alleged murders. a cookout planned to honor the memories. back here the cookout expected to start between 11:30 and 12:00 today. it's expected to last for much of the day. as for the suspects, as of this week, both rosa and crawford's

trial are in the pretrial phase, there has been no trial date sets yet. as it winds its way through the court system, the community still finding ways to heal. the memorial will be one of them. >> hopefully that healing process can continue with today's events. something else that philadelphia is talking about, it's an arrest that's rocking the philadelphia restaurant scene. the co-owner of a popular eatery is facing child pornography charges. the crow and the pitcher. he was taking into custody of the fbi and investigators say he produced and distributed child pornography through text messages and e-mail and attempted to set up a meeting to have sex with a nine-year-old girl. his restaurant partner is shocked. >> i didn't believe it. i was really confused. just reading it it seemed like it was a different person. i didn't know, like i said, how would you know that was going

on? he was always very quiet. always either paying attention to food in the kitchen or in the office doing numbers or whatever. but nothing that would be like a red flag. >> the feds say they caught him after he communicated with someone he thought would give him access to that nine-year-old girl. then he allegedly sent photos of a five-year-old child being fondled. >> it makes me so uncomfortable. a former maintenance man is charged with killing a recent drexel university graduate. she had everything to live for until she met this american. he broke into her philadelphia apartment a week ago on thursday. there's our victim. she was just such an amazing woman. she was beaten and strangled. they do have fingerprints and also dna evidence to prove that that suspect is the one responsible. police say he's got a rap sheet

a mile long. and even killed his own father. >> he is 56 years of age. he's got 31 priors. back in '82 he was arrested for killing his own father. he's been arrested several times for sexual assault. several robberies, several burglaries. he's a monster. >> a motive not clear right now. neighbors would like to know how he still has the keys to get back into that building a week after he was fired. >> and at 9:06, philadelphia police are now looking for any clues that might lead them to richards' killer. he was gunned down on friday morning. police say richards was shot 12 times. the scene was littered with spent shell casings and family members say richards was never in trouble. they say he just finished school, just got a job and no

weapon was recovered at the scene. so far no arrests. >> coming up, a little boy with a big message. >> and i asked my dad to do this video for two reasons. >> what he did to confront his bully and who noticed his online act of bravery. plus, this is no ordinary car seat. what is so special about this one that could help to keep your children out of harm's way?

this morning a truly inspiring little boy. he made an online video confronting his bullies and he landed a trip to the white house. his name is logan fairbanks. people started bullying him and calling him nasty names. so 11-year-old logan made one more video. >> i've asked my dad to do this video for two reasons. for me to encourage other people to not bully people online. and my second reason is to encourage other people that have been bullied to not let words hurt them. >> now, almost immediately the video that he made went viral and people started talking about it on social media. patricia tweeted dad and logan, you're amazing. kids who bully have no self

confidence. and kristen wrote good for you for continuing to fight for those whose voices have been taken away because of hurtful bullies. the video caught the attention of white house adviser who wrote if you're ever in dc, please stop by the white house and say hi. logan may be a future occupant one day. he was able to visit the white house along with his family. logan joins us by skype this morning, along with his dad josh. good morning, guys. >> morning. >> logan, for people who don't know, we've all seen the story and heard the story, but share with us, what were people saying to you that made you feel like you needed to respond? >> well, all the bad comments really -- they kind of just didn't speak to me as being the type of kid that, like, didn't accept bullying in schools and stuff, but as, like, a person

who wanted to try and stop bullying. >> people were really just mean to you, basically. >> yeah. >> and dad, josh, when you saw some of the comments, you know, things got nasty with some of the things that people were saying. as a father, and particularly when your son made that video addressing it, how did you feel? >> you know, for me i've been on the internet a long time, since i was 13, way back in the late '90s, so i've become immune to the trolling and the cyber bullying just because it's always going to be there. and i had warned logan of that. and it's easy for me to have a tough love about it. but watching him was one of the hardest thing i had to do. but when he said i want to try to make some good in this world, for me as a dad, i had to let him take that chance. >> we're talking about some of the comments that people made but we actually want to play some of them.

these are just some of the hurtful things that people said and we want you to see them and hear the response. >> it's funny because he is fat. he looks like such a stupid fatso. i was expecting that to suck the fat right out of him. his dad scared the gay right out of him. i'm surprised he fits in the front seat. squeal, piggy, squeal. i hope that he dies. >> now, in hearing about these comments, and obviously you guys are familiar with them, i mean, dad, he just turned 12. so when you read that and when you heard that kind of stuff, i mean, you have to think what's wrong with people on the internet. >> yeah, he turns 12 on monday, the 27th. so he is still even 11. and you know, it's one of those things where when we first started videos i had to teach logan that it doesn't matter if

it's a video of puppies or a field of daisies, there's always going to be someone trying to bring them down and that it's never a reflection of you but more of a reflection of them and not everybody has the same upbringing, not everybody has the same parents and emotional stability at home and when somebody lashes out like that, it's usually because they're missing something in their life that logan was lucky enough to grow up with. >> and logan, you stood up for yourself and because of that, you had a chance to go to the white house. so tell us what that was about. when you found out that people as high as the president in the white house were paying attention to your story. >> well, is was happy that the story got out there. and that i got invited to the white house, but i wanted to make sure that i wasn't doing -- i didn't put this message out there for all these rewards.

i did it for the message. >> well, we are proud of you. and so are so many people out there who saw your videos. you guys keep having fun, keep doing great things and thank you both for spending some time with us. >> thank you so much. >> guys we appreciate them and we appreciate all of you. the comments that you sent to us, people watching the video, logan made over a million views. so if you have any comments, leave them on our fox 29 facebook page. you can tweet us just make sure you use our hashtag #fox29weekend. >> just an inspiration. i ran into some really cute kids. michael, maya and another one. thank you for spending your weekends with us as well. dave warren, this weather makes everybody happy. >> everybody is happy and there's a big weekend happening

here in philadelphia. it's dance weekend. and of course we have this question. >> what's the weather going to be, dave? >> it looks good. i was dared to dance by nicole here and i practiced and she said no, on second thought, don't. i was practicing. it's too early for that anyway. the weather looks great. a lot of activities here, a lot of dance studios around philadelphia. if you're out walking around nice and comfortable, take advantage of that. it's not humid. today is the last day. things will be changing. humidity comes back, rain is back in the forecast. 79 degrees right now. really warming up quickly. we'll be at 80 in no time but just shy of 90 this afternoon. there's a light breeze out there. ultimate doppler all clear, looking for any type of shower

that could be moving in and just a few showers up in western new york. that will slowly try to work its way in. could affect your sunday, but today nice and comfortable. here it comes in the future cast here, showing an all-clear today. that's the seabreeze developing the clouds over the delmarva and just inland there over atlantic city. showers and storms over the great lakes will slowly try to work their way in and that could be affecting your sunday. so until then, just nice and dry. sea breeze today 70s, inland, upper 80s, close to 90 degrees. we will hit 90 tomorrow. the humidity is back. we have to throw that in there. we can't keep this stretch of dry comfortable weather going. there's a few more days of rain in the 7-day. we'll look at that coming up a bit later. >> just as you're getting into your summer groove, retailers

are flooting you with back-to-school ads. that's because overall sales are expected to be down about 6% this year and that has stores locked in hand-to-hand combat for a piece of your summertime purse. the back-to-school shopping season is huge, second only to the christmas shopping season. this year retailers are faced with potential fewer customers. there's 1 million college students now than there were just four years ago. here's a few tips on how you can gain from their pain and save some time to spend by the precious pool. use a smart phone app that will find local deals and specials, discount coupons in your area. that will save you from driving from store to store. next, one-third of shoppers say

they plan to do their shopping online. finally, make sure you get your shopping done early. with these sales being so early in the season, by the end of the summer semester, the store shelves might be empty. so even though the ink isn't dry on the final report cards, we are in the midst of the back-to-school stopping season. the good news is by doing your homework early, you'll be able to save a few bucks and save plenty of time for the pool to work on that honor roll tan. i'm cashing out. >> that was just chilling. coming up on the show, hackers announce targeting something other than your computer and your smart phone. >> this one can blow your mind. they can put your life in danger so it's not just a funny prank. what they are going after now and how you can protect

yourself. >> plus, this is no ordinary car seat. what's so special about this one and how it's going to help busy parents remember something that surprisingly and tragically they often forget. (plays throughout)

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9:23. taking a look at some of the comments that continue to come in. happy national dance day. look at the video going on. >> thank you for sending this picture in. we love when you share our joy. that's an interesting thing we're looking at that little girl in the car seat and we're going to make a sharp turn on this one but this is really important. but first can you tell me about this tragedy that just happened in arkansas. >> there was a situation where a two-year-old was found dead inside a hot car on friday. so people in response to that, there is new legislation

proposed but there is a car seat that could help prevent hot car deaths. >> it would sound an alarm when you are in the car and when you stop the car. so it would sound an alarm, if the car -- >> this is made by evenflo. so walmart is going to selling them. so it makes that alarm in what case? >> if the baby is still strapped in the seat and the seat is buckled, it uses a wireless receiver, then it would make an alarm when the car is turned off and you walk away and you don't unclip the seat. that means you left something in there. >> we never want to forget a child but we're so busy with our lives and here's the tragedy. we report on these all the time. 40 children every year die after they're left in a hot car seat. a lot of times the parent is busy not remembering the kids in the back seat. >> if you're out shopping with the kid. >> it's surprising.

i did a story on this yesterday and they're trying to pass legislation because people have been breaking out windows to get children and pets out people seem to forget them. >> i think this is going to make a big difference when this car seat goes on sale, it's about $150 which is about the running cost of a car seat. >> definitely. >> you guys have kids. you would do this. >> definitely. >> speaking of cars, i don't know if you saw this video on the internet. it is fascinating. you're driving down the road and all of a sudden the car is not in your control. there is a major recall you need to hear about so hackers do not take over when you are behind the wheel. >> again people are hating on the eagles. eagles fans are ranked the worst in the nfl.

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>> getting to your headlines, president obama is in kenya this morning for the first time as u.s. president. >> the president spoke today to

global entrepreneurship summit, the annual gathering that brings together young business people and also investors. president obama's father was kenyan born. barack obama senior left kenya as a young man to study in hawaii. that's where he met the president's mother. you may want to keep a very close eye on your children because that guy may be out there. police have released this sketch of a man who groped a 12-year-old when she was in the water. investigators don't think this was an accident. there were not that many people in the water when this happened. people are on edge. >> 12-year-olds are old enough to be in the water themselves up to their waist deep. but now we have to keep an eye on a 12-year-old to watch out for predators on the beach.

and it shouldn't happen. >> it should not happen. police say the victim also told them the suspect had several freckles on his back. call the atlantic city police if you recognize the person in that sketch. >> and the university of michigan student is dead after falling through a glass roof at a shopping complex. the male student climbed up the fire escape with a friend. they were climbing over the glass roof when the glass gave way. police say the 21-year-old was taken to an area hospital where he died. the woman was not injured. >> chrysler is recalling 1.4 million vehicles to make sure no one can take control of them. some hackers took control of a jeep cherokee over the internet and ran it into that ditch. fiat-chrysler says it's going to

upgrade it to keep it from being hacked. you will be able to upgrade without going to a dealership. >> i love that sound. it lets me know we're back in time for football season. it's time for eagles talk. first up the fans. sports illustrated ranked eagles fans as the most hated fan base in the nfl. come on guys, stop it. the comments immediately coming in. fans are sounding off on this one. pat writes, eagles fans are the most loyal fans. and renee follows up, if you don't like philly fans, stay out of philly. maybe that's why they hate us. they hate us because they don't have any passion for their team so they don't understand ours. so joining us now live in studio, jon marks from 97.5. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> die-hard sports fans, are we

earning this bad reputation or are they just haters because they don't understand our passion. >> yes, it's well-earned. it doesn't mean it's bad. the same survey who is the most hated choech, some of the reputation we have is deserved. in the article it talks about santa claus getting booed, us cheering michael irvin, i get all that. i might have been part of the problem at veterans stadium. but we love our team. you ask any eagles fan, they'll say hey, they're loud but they support us and they love us. and we're sitting here in july and i'm craving -- i can't wait for the season to start. so we're hated because they're jealous of the passion. >> it's passion and it's loyalty. the stinking cowboys, all these front runner fans they hate us

because we stick by our team. >> bill belichick hated because he's a terrible coach? no. eagles fans are we hated because we're bad fans? we're great fans. >> they need to stop talking about stuff that happened 30 years ago. there's some talk about chip kelly. i've got to tell you, my response was, so? so they found out that he was married and then divorced. why are people upset about it? >> it was a really interesting article to where nobody knows anything about chip kelly. it's interesting to where there's been times where he's been asked if you've ever been married and he said no. he was married for seven years back in the '90s. the way he works is if he answers the question yes i've been married then the follow-up is who were you married to, what happened with the divorce. if he says he's never been

married, there's no follow-up question. in this article it talks about his former coaching staff at oregon to where they would try to small talk my family is this or hey chip what about your family. he wants nothing to do with any kind of small talk. football, football, football, and he doesn't have time for anything else. it's just more of the emig ma that chip kelly is. we know about andy reed, his family, his wife, byu, we don't know anything about chip kelly. >> unless his wife can play quarterback, i don't care. >> in the months that we don't have of actually playing the game, that's when we root for stuff like this, digging for dirt or any kind of information and the washington post article is really interesting. i tell everybody to read it. it's really good. >> always a pleasure. good to see you. let us know what you think. are you caught up in the whole chip kelly thing? do you think we should be the most hated fans? >> let me tell you what people are saying. i like the hate.

we are eagles fans, we ain't no powder puffs. get the batteries and snowballs ready. really, we're the worst fans in the nfl. >> the batteries are what earned us that reputation. keep the comments coming. put them on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us @fox29philly. >> they hate us because they ain't us. beautiful shot, this is one of four great shots we have. airport, old city, the customs house there. beautiful shots this morning. low humidity, nice and comfortable. temperature now is up to 79 degrees. so we are continuing to warm up here. it looks pretty good out there. how does the weather look? well, we have this weather question. >> hey, dave. tomorrow on saturday we're having a family event from 10:00

to 2:00 but we need to know what's the weather going to be, dave? >> not as windy as it is there when you took that video. that was probably about wednesday. but look at the wind now. calm, just a light breeze. temperatures up to the upper 80s, low humidity, perfect for an event there in fairless hills. no matter where you are, just a nice day today. ultimate doppler all clear. the temperatures are into the 70s now and close to 80 in philadelphia. mid to upper 70s down the shore but that sea breeze will kick in later today that will keep the temperatures cooling off just a bit. a nice day down the shore and in the pocono mountains. the sea breeze returns you see the temperatures dropping. they will drop as that cooler air begins to move in. 85 in philadelphia but 76 in atlantic city. there's an earthquake that we had happen there in california. this is just about 50 miles east of los angeles. so we're continuing to watch

that. and one of my twitter followers felt it. they're in california. they follow me from all over. she felt the earthquake was about 10 miles to the west. 77 and nice. we're up to 83. nice weather this afternoon. and then topping out at 89 degrees. close to 90. we are there in the 7-day forecast in for a stretch of 90-degree temperatures. >> dave, thank you so much. there is some technology created right here in our area, absolutely stunning they've even featured it on glee. it's happened where it is changing lives again. >> the device that's getting patients who are paralyzed from the chest down, it's getting them back on their feet.

welcome back. thank you for sending the videos of your children dancing. they are so cute and bring us such joy. >> clearly as it relates to the shady mccoy poll, did it cross the line. our viewers are a little uncertain -- no, kidding. very clearly, 96% of the people

who voted say shady crossed the line. this private party is in fact shady and he shouldn't have done it. how quickly people forget. people loved shady mccoy just six, seven months ago. now they say he's earning his nickname. >> all right. so i put this picture out there on facebook and instagram. i have two chickens, i bought them around easter time and they are on top of my grill and the kids got upset. jose writes in are you sure this is the place? yep, hottest place in town and the chicks are smoking. john says that smells great. i feel peckish. what time is dinner? and this thing looks like it's up to no good. let's egg it. and our own sue serio gets in on the act. and frank, hello, is this thing on? so thank you for your funny

comments and playing along with me on facebook and twitter. you did make me smile. it is 9:42 at this minute. so on facebook, and we're checking it all the time, forget about your privacy settings, because you may not be protected on facebook. why the social media site says it may have to give up your personal information.

9:45 on fox 29 weekend we're taking a look at what people are talking about. a paralyzed man is seeing the world in a whole new way with the help of some cutting edge technology. >> it is so amazing. we do have this in our area largely pioneered right here. it's called the re-walk exoskeleton. for people who cannot stand up it allows them to get up and walk. this is in massachusetts, this is a man who was the first to put on this suit. it's the first time he's been able to get up and stroll since a swimming accident paralyzed him about three years ago. >> it will be nice to be able to get back outside and take a walk. it changes the perspective that you have on the years to come. you know, as i was looking at

those years from a seated position, now i can look at those years from a vertical position. >> it took months of rehab and hard work to get him back on his feet. he says more than anything he is looking forward to taking walks in his garden with his wife. >> if you're looking for a bunch of guys that look like earnest hemming way, and who isn't, head to key west for the annual hemmingway festival. they are vying for the prize title of papa during the three-night competition, it hono honors hemmingway and a winner will be chosen today. >> and sea turtles were released back into the ocean. hundreds of people watched as each one made their way back into the sea. the majority of the turtles were accidentally hooked by

recreational fishermen and to lighten things up, they named each one after a disney character as they were released. >> we're all on facebook, you chat with us there and we're worried about our privacy settings. a new york judge says facebook cannot block or challenge search warrants by investigators. facebook is trying to protect the privacy of its users, facebook can't just go and stop a warrant from being executed. of course facebook users are sounding off. they fight this legal battle yet they don't let us set our profile and cover photos to be visible only to our friends and not the general public. hypocrisy. and anybody who thinks that privacy and internet go in the same sentence is seriously deluded. time to revisit my timeline and get ready to delete, i mean

stream line my posts. let's talk about this one right now. we've got solomon jones. good morning, solomon. >> good morning, karen. how are you. >> good. what do you think about this? >> i think it's all none nens. i think if you put anything on line it's not private. it's never been private. advertisers have access it to it. to think that prosecutors with search warrants won't have access to everything that you ever placed on facebook, i think is deluded. i agree with that poster. if you don't want your mom to see it, don't put it online. >> there was someone had a court case and one of the prosecutors looked through her friends and who she was friends with and what the comments from between them. many of us don't even think about that. a statement it looks good or it looks pretty that can be used. >> if i don't want my wife to see it, if i don't want my mom to see it, if i don't want my kids to see it, it's not on

facebook. here's the other thing, i'm going through and deleting, well, you placed it there. so it's somewhere on the internet. so it can be found. so to think that a prosecutor, this whole thing started with a manhattan court cause over social security fraud. they executed 381 warrants. facebook took exception. well, if you've placed it online, prosecutors are going to be able to find it. so you just need to be very careful about what you put online. >> yes. once you put it out there, the horse is already out of the barn. >> factually. >> thank you solomon. >> thank you, karen. >> bill, i'm going to send it over to you. >> let's take a look at the weather today before you can get out there and start enjoying it. look at center city, it actually looks a little bit gray. but that's not what we're expecting throughout the day. >> just a little haze out there. a nice stretch of weather that includes today. today will be the last day of

this comfortable, low humidity, warm temperature. things will be changing. the heat comes back. right now athe airport things are nice, comfortable, up to 79 now. there's a light breeze out of the east northeast. that dew point below 60s, comfortable, as long as it's down low, it's nice. if you have a bike, it's weekend ride time looking good out there with sunshine and no rain today at least. that will change tomorrow. ultimate doppler could be tracking a few showers not only tomorrow morning, maybe a few thunderstorms later in the day. but we're clear for now. so step out and enjoy the comfortable weather. it's warming up into the 70s now in allentown, philadelphia is close to 80s. that sea breeze will develop that will keep the temperature pretty much where they are now. maybe a little cooler, starting to see some of that cooler air coming into dover. it will be into the upper 80s today except down the shore where it is 76 in atlantic city. so it's nice and comfortable, warming up a bit. 90s in the 7-day forecast.

tomorrow late morning showers, afternoon or evening thunderstorm. showers and storms on monday and it's hot and humid tuesday and wednesday. dry and sticky. mid 90s. a hot day on thursday as thunderstorms come rolling through. it will clear some of the humidity out and drop the temperature just a little bit from 94 we are back down to 90 degrees. bill and karen? >> hey, everybody. i'm jen frederick and this is momalog. it's just not going to happen. denise is here, she's one of my favorite moms. with a mom hack. i can't do it all. begin with the gardening. what are you doing to kind of cheat a little bit is this. >> there are so many hacks to help you cheat. succulents, you really can't kill. go for the suk u -- succulents.

>> is the pope coming to visit or did you do all this for me? when the pope comes i'm going to use bible verses. for you i just use music sheets. from the thrift store, lay down music sheets you've got a place mats. layer, layer, layer, that's the trick. take anything you have in the cabinet and layer it. >> this centerpiece, did you make it yourself? >> i did and i'm going to eat it later. >> i have to say it's a great awesome idea. i love these apples. >> fresh from the kitchen. >> the mother in law is coming over. can you cook? >> i can microwave. >> we are now partners and decorators and anything else you want us to be: thank you.

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and our competitors' rates, you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. welcome back. it is national dance day. and this is our control room. we would like to show you two very sexy humans breaking it down right there in the control room. thank you, mike and keith for making our show possible. >> wow. okay. it's that kind of day. >> we also have a lot of your comments. thank you for sending them in. a lot of people talking about you hating on our eagles. do you hate us when we travel to our city and patronize our stadium and spend our money and drink in your business? good for our economy.

>> they hate on eagles fans because we scare them. we know our football and we're not afraid to voice our opinions. >> that's a loud voice, too. and we really are the worst fans in the nfl. come on, let's get real. >> no, we're not. >> i just wanted to also say on this christmas in july, merry christmas in july. you have exactly five months until christmas and i know for a fact that santa and mrs. claus were down the shore at a lot of locations. >> they turned on the music and in the control room they're like we want to continue our dance party. >> go for it. >> this is what happens when the guys with control start playing the music. >> that's mike and keith. >> i only dance when i win contests. right now i'm the ufc champion. >> fighting words.

don't get too attached to the belt. >> come on. >> two things. i do want to give a shout out, joe weissman and to you all out there dancing. you're trending this morning. >> don't forget to watch the ufc tonight on fox. >> it's a hot night for bill anderson. we know what he's doing. >> thank you so much for spending this saturday morning with us. let's take a live look outside as we send you off into your saturday and be sure to watch us tomorrow morning because we'll be right back here. same time, same bat channel. >> same bat channel, same bat time. >> tomorrow 8:00 a.m. see you then. >> enjoy your day. ♪ ♪ ♪

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