your news, your i bed neighborhood, this is fox 29 weekend. we begin this morning with breaking news that has happened sad news can an office duty police officer has been killed in a car crash. right now we are taking a live look outside. the officer was taken and pronounced dead. it happened at about 11:30 right alongside the 600 block in henry avenue in roxborough. good morning and welcome. >> good morning, everyone. it is sunday, august 23, 2015. we have a lot of things that we're going to get into this morning on weekend but thank you so much for starting your day off with us. the city of philadelphia is gathering up for the pope's visit.

mayor michael nutter will join us will join us. we have the kits for you, we break it all down most importantly to help you save money on your mobile plan. first of course we want to get you things started letting you know what the weather is going to be like if you get out there and enjoy your day, a beautiful month in center city. it looks great, will it be great. >> maybe not as great as yesterday, still a very nice day with just a few clouds coming in. the number of the day we can't put it the at the top of the scale. we will right up at a nine today because we have the good points comfortable, not too hot, but the clouds are increasing, just a few clouds approaching from the west. don't turn on the heat, it feels cool out there. there is a chill in the air. we are quickly warming up. you step outside, the north and western suburbs, we hit 70 in

mill. mid 60s to the south it will quickly warm up. let's check in with lewis, delaware. south who he bet beach is clear. the shower out of the over can lead to a few showers. i'll have the seven day coming right up. let's right to this breaking news. we have an off duty police sergeant was killed overnight. this is a car crash that happened just before midnight. sabina car crows is live at einstein hospital. >>reporter: that crash is still under investigation, the police officer was rushed here, where dr.s were not able to save his life. he was ruinoused dead about midnight, this morning we are learning more details about that cash. its happened on the 600 block of henry avenue and pearl street in roxborough.

we know the sergeant was just 32 years old. he was off duty the time of the crash. investigators tell us the sergeant was driving a 2014 charge ram when he lost control and slammed in a tree. authorities got the call and rushed to the scene. this morning they are not releasing the name and identity of the officer. they are still looking into what caused the sergeant to crash into the tree. sergeant pronounced about midnight. we are waiting foredetails from police we will bring them in to us. we had some problem with sabina right there. she was bringing us in the latest. we'll bring you informs as more information comes in. the family of a man shot and killed by police is calling for justice, but there was not enough evidence to charge two officers involved. the relatives of the man are not

satisfied with the grand jury's decision that there was not enough evidence to bring charges against two bridgeton police officers that were involved in this deadly shooting. now they're calling for the federal government to step n. we definitely and want and demanned intervention in the case of jerome read. we had no weapons, but prosecutors say the officers feared for their lives and a the grand jury was convinced the use of force was justified. a little boy such bad news who died. he drowned. family members found four year old huh john and at the bottom of at pool. this was at the neshaminy club. he they did get him to the hospital but he did dilater. he was attending a family gathering at the picnic camp grounds. seven people are dead and more than a dozen others injured

after a military jet crashes during an air show in england. we do want to warn you that you may find this video disturbing. this happen at the shore show. the it's right near brighton. the jet hit several vehicle also when it came crashing down. it looked like it failed to pool out of that loop. i'm superintendent michael chip hood with a rid ohio that is beep me off this week. two guys pull into a philadelphia store. during the assault one officer pulse out a handgun and points it at the victim. the confrontation becomes a massive brawl. within a few minutes shots were fired in the area. when you look at this video it shows these two, what i consider to be vision thugs. they come in and demand the

victim was targeted. there is no doubt in my mind that they went into that store specifically to get this guy. the victim was very, very lucky that he he did not get shot. the other person who is lucky was the good samaritan who tried to break up the fight. this is becoming more and more common in our society with the increase, availability of guns that these bums can. i'm superintendent michael chipwood, that's my take. we know you've got some questions about the pope coming to town in less than six weeks. we're going to go right to the top. we have our mayor, michael nutter joining us to talk about the people's play book coming out tomorrow. he'll let you know what to expect. to answer your question, use the

hashtag fox 29 weekend. the brings coverry of a texas family still mourning for their daughter. coming up on fox 29 weekend.

welcome back, beautiful scene up there from sky top in the pocono mountains, glorious to be there or just about anywhere. we are 33 days away from the pope's visit to our sit he think of philadelphia. the pontiff is coming to the united states next month and part of his visit are going to stop in the city of brotherly love the weekend of september 26 and 7 is expected to be a busy one in the city. tomorrow city officials will release a paper play book to let you know what is open and what is not. we know you have many questions. we have michael nutter joining us. >> good morning, karen, good morning, bi. i want to express my deepest

condolences, our hearts always bring whenever we lose one of our public servants, whether they're on the job or in their own private time, they're always our public servants and it's very, very sad. i just wanted to make sure that i expressed my condolences. >> to that sergeant who is 32 years old who was killed over at henry avenue in that accident today. thank you so much. all of. we have the plan coming out tomorrow. there has been a lot of discussion about the details, what do we expect to get tomorrow, a lot of people looking to be called. >> a lot of the quote, unquote security or access details are actually out in the public. we've been doing that, getting it out for the past few weeks.

the secret service really laid out in the high 90 percent of everything that we have. the page play book, if you will, is primarily being put together by the world meeting of families of philadelphia, done a farrell and her were certainly a part of that. we have information that we've added to the play book and the commonwealth has as well. it's really going to be mostly a guide about folks can get and utilized whether you're in the traffic box or if you're in the secure perimeter, the secure vehicle perimeter, wherever you're going to be. if you're out in west philly or wherever the case may be it will give you a lot of information about the world meeting of congress, families is really what it's leading into it. it's one great event, that we have to talk about in two parts. how to get around, what to prepare for, whether you're attending this incredible event

or not. we want people to have as much information as possible. a the look of the discussion about security quite honestly is the security that we're talking about is really less about security of pope francis. the italian government, the swiss guard, the vatican police, the philadelphia police, the fbi, homeland security and the secret service ultimately are really responsible for the pope's security. the security we're you can thatting about is the hundreds of thousands, possibly a million people or more on the streets of the city and how those folks can get around. it is not much of an option when the streets are filled with people. we want people to be secure as well as the pope. bill and i have a story when we've been out in the community with the stories, people maybe put off by the amount of walking. we're too old, we're aching, we

can't do that. some of the people with the families with strollers can't do it, either. what do you say that the folks that most want to go are going to be put off by the amount of walking. >> i think the folks will make their ultimate decisions. i don't think that folks should say somehow they're going to drive their car up to 20th and parkway and say here we are. it doesn't work that way in the environment for the kinds of things that we have to do. on the other hand there will be a lot of people here and many of them will walk or figure out how to get as close as possible. this is going to be a really happy, joy us occasions. any of the video that you had on earlier, i don't know where that was, but more than likely those folks had to walk there at a certain point to come and see the wholly father. you've been aware of some of the people saying it's a the look of

security, a lot of walking. there's also some question about the secret service and the city coordinating and working together. are you guys on the same page and have you gotten together. >> those discussions have been ongoing for months and months and months way before there were any public announce itself. when you have a special security event, an sse which is this event is, this is the first time we've ever had one of these special events. >> maybe the republican convention. >> these are post-9/11. since then, world series, super bowl, democratic convention, republican convention all get that particular designation and it comes with a significant amount of responsibility and a certain level of security in a post 9l11 environment, certainly if you're in the united states of america, obviously we take

these things very, very seriously l. the issue about the different primary terse again are really mostly for maintaining both traffic control and pedestrian control so that you don't have a lot of conflict. if you're in your car and you're now on a street that is filled with people, you're going to be a very frustrated motorist and quite frankly maybe some of the pedestrians are frustrated as well. we want to avoid some of those conflicts. you end up in a deaden environment and then what do you do? there will be some level of inconvenient. yeah, some folks will have to walk a certain amount of distance, but at the same time, it's not like folks should expect to drive their cars right up, i'm here, let me park on 20th street, i'm good and i'm just going to go in. we'll figure it out. before you go, big game last night, what did you think when you watch it? >> this was the best sports finale in the united states of

america. you know, two weeks in a row the eagles have certainly looked great. i think there's a lot of excitement and expectation with this season. chip kelly has completely transformed the team. i'm still trying to fumble out the team's names. it could be one of the most victorious season ever, so go eagles. we have to end on a positive note. we appreciate any comments you guys have. you can leave on our fox # 29 facebook page. you can tweet us at fox 29 weekend. just make sure you use the hashtag fox 29 weekend. > "ing in. this is guy la cat owe and you are free. your cellphone, there are big changes in the wireless world.

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afternoon, but by this afternoon it heats up. here's one thing you might want to check out. tomorrow we're have our water works event at the day camp. what's the forecast going to be? >> easy, easy, keep it cool there. that's a great event. they sent us that yesterday, the event today 10:00 to 5:00. sunny and nice. the temperature finally warms up into the 80s. a great event, people unite and expect each other, they are in willow grove, also benefits kisses for kyle. check that out. ultimate doppler is clear. we're watching that rain just of off the coast. it's with this storm and that wind coming in in the northeast. that could spin a few clouds in, especially in ocean county, atlantic county, maybe even a sprinkle, but it's so dry, not expecting much in the way of rain. we're going to he see a few more

clouds pretty much every where today. they will clear out overnight tonight and then our focus will be on what's moving in. down the shore, it's 83 in the morning, 79 in the afternoon. here in philadelphia we'll see that temperature climb into the mid 80s again, but there is that see breeze, so it does get a little cooler. we're close to 90 by tomorrow, but that comes with a few showers and thunderstorms. we'll see how long they stick around in the seven dayment i'll have that coming up later. so many of us have a sweet tooth. you may be reaching for a donut right you month. put it down, you don't need those sweats. he's going to tell us what we need to do to fix that sugar fix. what a great game last night, did you see the eagles drowning

the ravens. here are your lottery numbers. we hope you have them. good luck.

8:24 on fox 29 weekend, taking a look in allentown. that of course is lehigh county, a bright gorgeous day. people getting up and starting their day.

what's the best thing you did this summer? we had so much fun with it yesterday we're doing it again. the comments keep coming to us. this one from lisa, the best thing she did, the beach boys and paul mccartney concert and her daughter got admitted to villanova so congratulations all around. this one is cruising the coast a sole with the family. great pic, looks amazing. this one, looking good, i'm excited for a preseason like this with regular season games. i think a lot of people might agree with her. let's talk about the birds right now. the eagles were back in action last night taking on the ravens in their second preseason game and this one really led the team shine. what happened. to start the game off we had joe flacco looking all of. making a great play, tipping the ball, being around the ball gets the interception, that set up

dan bradford setting up real game action. he demands sometime and he's going to deliver. strikes find jordan matthews here. all and all it was a decent outing. the wholen tire the eagles had a wonderful outing beating the ravens 4 #-17 and we have this question. we want to know do you think the eagles will win the nfe. you go to philly.com or tweet your response. hashtag fox 29 yes or fox 29 no and then we'll bring the responses shortly. you better be saying fox 29 yes. that is what i want to see. we have something that is absolutely horrifying. wait until you hear this. we talked about a disturbing discovery, the family is getting ready to say goodbye to their

daughter who died. coming up what was missing from her casket. it is so disturbing we'll let you know in just a moment. plus, a married couple enjoyed tonight's piece of cake. this is no ordinary treat. what made this particular slice of cake a little special. coming up.

s it's 8:30 and welcome back to fox 29 weekend. taking a look at your news headlines. delaware state police have one woman under arrest but they need your help to find the man who was with her accused of possessing more than 2,000ing bags of heroin. here's what we know. investigators say they were called out to a quality in motel in newark after heroin was found by hotel staff. officials were able to track down and arrest jeanette forges who was renting the room. now they are looking for a guy pictured here who police say is an acquaintance of herself. how about this story, someone stole a body from a casket. there's a texas family already grieving the loss of their daughter now begging to have her body returned. police say somebody stole her and they're not sure where that body is. the family of julie man says her body was stolen right out of a casket at a funeral home in san and toney. it was taken sometime after

august 15. her body was moved into a hallway so she could be cremated. when the workers got back the next morning, the casket was empty. we think it's possible that the fact that some one, the information process, a traditional burial process. if anyone know anything about this crime or has any information to help with the recovery of my daughter's remains, please contact the san antonio police department right now. >> you can hear that man's voice breaking. a $20,000 reward is now being. julie died after her battle with cystic fibrosis. > we're talking about sugar. a lot of us don't think twice about the sugar in that coffee, sugar is empty calories, but

zero nutrite events. you want to know how you can fix the need for a sugar fix. the big talker on twitter. low ' said i need a major sugar fix, i'm tired today. the vending machine outside isn't working, i'm tired and hungry and i need a sugar fix. beth cowan joins us to talk about how to fix our need for a sugar fix. first good morning to you. good morning to you, too. we're talking about sugar. we're talking about how to kind of remove it, sugar versus added sugar, what's the difference and what's the challenge? >> added sugar is disgusting. it's added to processed foods and baked foods and sodas and things like that when it's created and whole idea behind added sugar and we get a lot of added sugar in our diet is that added sugar is put in there to make the product last longer or

make it taste better. the more sugar put in there the more the people are luckily to eat it. there's a the look of added sugar h our foods. are there some things that up judge p out at you for being high in added sugar? before we came on we were talking about sugar, some of the other staples of our diet. what's jumps out? soda, sports drinks, juices. all of those are really high in added suing after. they say with the processed foods that you buy on the inner circle of your grocery store, the baked goods, the stuff that is on the shell, the crackers, all that stuff that has a long shelf of life that comes in a box is going to have a has a lot of sugar. we're trying to consider ourselves a little more healthier, we're, woulding out, stiff use of a, agraph a, all

those are presented as better for you, but are they really? >> the idea of having something that's all natural like hone, does sound a little bit healthier but when it comes to sort of the weight gain and the diabetes and the other issue, the natural sweeteners and the natural sugars are the same thing. they're about equal. you can feel better about it, but you're not necessarily getting any health benefits by going with sort of the agraph aand the honey and those processed sugars, the raw things. they all add up. they all have the calories in it. 16 california wrist for a tablespoon. those calories add up, unfortunately. what do you do, drinking tea becomes a required taste, drinking coffee, what can you do to sweeten it it that's better for you. one great idea, a lot of us have fruit that is getting a little bit too rip, she throws them

into a food processes, purees them and then puts that on baked goods, banana peaches, anything that you have lying around, go ahead and try that. she also suitance up water with fresh fruit. there's a lot of great natural fruit, natural sugars in fruit products and veggable, things like that, try as much as you can to get your sugar frommed aing it through processed foods to get it from natural foods where it's naturally occurring in fruits and vegetables. we put the information out there and then we leave with a solution. it's always a pleasure. thank you for having me. tips if you're trying to lose weight, 1 soda can be 3, 4, 500-calories. that's the first tip. if you have any other suggestions you can tweet us on our fox 29 facebook page.

just make sure you use our hashtag fox 9 weekend. we had a lot of fun watching the game last night. it is worth it to get up. >> enjoy the sunshine. a cooler air. we will start to see a few clouds coming in, especially down the shore. a perfect sunshine, september nor city, there's bright sunshine, but clouds will increase. a lot going on today. here's a big event happening in southwest philadelphia. >> hey, dave, and everyone from fox 29 news. what's the weather going to be today? we have 100 kids coming to our school to help us build a solar tower and a tile mow ache sitting wall. >> a great day for doing any type of outdoor yard work, if you thattive to do it, might as well do it on a day like today, low humidity, cool temperatures. we'll see a few clouds coming in by 11:00.

we'll see temperatures climbing into the 80s in philadelphia. most of philadelphia touching 80s degrees. just a few more clouds. it was a cool start, especially in the northern suburbs. it's 70 in philadelphia, p 2 in wildwood, atlantic city and millville still at 66. that number will climb a bit before dropping this afternoon right along the coast. a long the coast could have this issue here, there's a few off the coast with an area of low pressure spinning the moisture back in. a few more clouds today and then it clears up tonight. now we're getting into monday, heating up a bit, we are close to 90-degrees just one one day. here comes showers. we'll look at what this has to do for the rest of the week. i'll have that coming up. did you see this one? where's contact lisa, under arefies.

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welcome back. what's the best thing you did this summer sh we're taking a live look outside right now. the mountains look good.

what about alexandria say her best moment this summer? similar what we were just looking at, getting out, loving the weather. running yesterday. i love this one, this is sunday, ciba sleeping. carla enjoying us. daves critters sitting. i guess she's got a critters she's watching, a little bit of everything. we're just glad you're much whatting. here's mom-o-logue. hey, everybody it's jen frederick and this is mom-o-logue and school is coming. summer is winding down. so instead of being the soccer mom, the homework mom, let's go to music practice mom, how about you just be the chill mom? how

about spa betty for breakfast. anyone? >> how about breakfast for dinner? yea. how about mom lets you go to the grocery store in your pajamas? yea. again there are only so many more days of summer. so again, no homework, no soccer, no this, no that,

welcome back. 8:45 right now. i love to climb camel back mountain and the camel back beach. getting ready for a nice day by the l pool. i love this drawing. it's a good segue. rapper if he lip owe was arepublican conventionedded at lax. he he was refusing to get off his whoever board. what. >> whoever board. apparently all the cool hiphop artist are having whoever board. he was arepublican conventioned because he wouldn't ditch technology that everyone will be using in six months. he is a back to the future style. we will be anchoring pretty soon on our whoever boards. >> we want to ole you about this florida couple. their marriage has gone through all the ups and downs,

apparently so does their cake. they continue a unique anniversary tradition. each year they feast on a bite of their wedding cake from their number tools which took place in 19 a 55. >> that's amazing that the cake stayed that long. they store the cake in a coffee can in a closet. this is not nearly as appetizing as it sounded. for one special day each year they pour brandy over the cake to moisten it. they say the desert has never made them sick. it's dry. it takes a little dry, but it takes like cake. it tastes like dark fruit taste. it has a totally different taste than the white cakes and so on. > you know fruit cake lasts forever. >> the cake has lasted that one.

this cake was lasted a couple of weeks before the whenning so it would settle. true story, the top of the cake you are supposed to safe and eat it after the first year. i eight a peace, my husband gave it away to someone who couldn't go to the wedding. i gave it to so and so. > let's talk about the panda down at the national zoo in washington. there's a giant female panda who gave birth to contact cubs on saturday. her water broke at about. 44:30. we're still trying to figure out what the genders will be. we confirmed the new panda was on the way by doing an ultrasound. the panda was artificially inseminated in april. we always love that our junior reporters find. joining us this morning julia ray from fordham. you found a program that helps

kids through exercise and actually changes the course of their lives? >> absolutely it's the international student athlete academy and they keep engaged and active. former eagles lie backer and philadelphia native carlos brad did i is paying forward as the president of the isaa, the international student acting academy. it's just a great place to help others with something was part of your lives, a athletics. asaa has helped 3,000 children develop skills and techniques to success on and off the court. the things that make you successful in life in any field. so those rewards are endless with the children that we've impacted. that impact is great. isaa athletes is virginia

basketball and virginia commonwealth university. i know if you want something you have to work toward it which they showed me here. a lot of programs you can't come back to. you can't play basketball if you don't have the grades in school. they help you in the classroom. one of the original isaa athletes and 2001-gram now serves as and athletic director and has played a key role in the program's growth. i had to do it because the next group of the student athletes, to watch them grow is a big thing. i hope over the next ten years i help others get to the position i am in now. it's clear that isaa is more than just sports. this group of athletes is more than a team.

i love it. changing kids' lives. carlos is like the gentle giant. he has a heart of gold for kids. these aren't rich kids. these are kids that gets them on the course to go to college that may not go to go to college. >> we really appreciate it. if people are interested, it's on our website, my fox myfoxphi. welcome back here, a look at your weather forecast, it's warming up a little bit now into the 60s in the north and west. 61 is up to 70 in philadelphia, mid 60s to the south, wildwood 7 #, atlantic city 66, andrew is headed to the shore. what is the best day to fly a kite? certainly something you want to keep in mind, monday looks to be the day. the wind is coming in from the south, this will be the busiest day, nine to 5 miles along the.

this brings in the heat and humidity. looking at the temperatures climbing along the mid 80s inland. a little cooler to the coast. here's just one day, here's the end of this big warmup that we're talking about because these are showers and storms approaching with a cold front. they will be moving through monday night and could linger into tuesday so two days where we're talking about showers and maybe even a few thunderstorms. they'll be approaching the western suburbs monday night and could slow down and still be in the area by tuesday. what does this mean for our weather here this week? he we have clouds coming in today. there's that 90 just that one day. you'll feel the humidity coming back a bit with showers late. it could linger into tuesday, pretty much all day, a passing shower or maybe a stronger thunderstorm. it clears out wednesday and then we are dry and lower humidity and comfortable wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday, lows into the mid to low 60s. suburbs will be into the 50s,

high, maybe even barely above 80-degrees for four or five days a loot at the silly science isaas. an italian vision scientist gives us this week's glimpses into ridiculous research. an old-physicianed staring contest. from the university of italy looked at what happens to your eyes when you share at your own reflex in a mirror. it sounds like the beginning of a who are owe movie. what happens? >> what these researchers did was they took individuals and they had them stare into each others' eyes for about 10 minutes. when the individuals focused on each other's eyes they lost

touch with reality around them and what started happening up they started seeing hallucination, people's faces become distorted, nothing to worry about, just what happens when you are sensory deprived. did you know that dr. mike says you're not putting yourself in danger? but

this week on fox news sunday, the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails gross. can her presidential campaign recover? we'll talk to one of clinton's biggest critics former us attorney general michael mu hazy about it. an opening forked by den. then where does the iran nuclear deal stand? we'll sit down with one of the biggest critics, mike hub bi. and our sunday panel weighs in on hillary clinton, joe biden and our new planned parenthood videos this week on fox news sunday. i'm chris with the tree companies and i'm here with this week's around the house. what do you recommend like people for me who only use a chainsaw once or twice a year.

if you're the weekender that breaks out a chainsaw once or twice a year you might consider an electric chainsaw. the reason is you don't have to deal with the gasoline. also you're avoiding the possibility of that chainsaw lackering up while it sits completely unused eight months out of year. the advantage is you're get a lot more power out of the chainsaw. i encourage you to consider chainsaw safety tips. if you want a question, tweet us at fox # 29 weekend. to the polling results are in. as you can see no huge surprise, right? i mean the vanna white of our poles. we think that we're going to have a wonderful season.

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i'm shannon brehn in for chris wallace. the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mails grows. can her presidential campaign recover? >> in retrospect, this didn't turn out to be convenient at all. >> we'll talk to one of clinton's biggest critics, former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey about the investigation. plus -- >> did you wipe this? >> what, like with a cloth or something? i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. >> is the former secretary of state taking the investigation seriously? we'll sit down with former congresswoman ellen tousher. new poll numbers suggest an