>> this morning on fox 29 weekend, day two the made in america festival rolls on after some spectacular performances how security officials believe the first day went. plus, on this long holiday weekend many people shocked by the prices at the pump. how low they may go. and how about some respect? the legal battle that aretha franklin fought and won. >> your news, your neighborhood, live and interactive. this is fox 29 weekend. good morning everyone thanks for starting this sunday september 6th with us on fox 29 weekend. this is not dave. i am not karen. we are bill and mike. we're holding it down for them g see you. >> yeah g to see you again. >> we have great day set up.

>> yesterday the complaints down the shore water wind. the wind was a big deal down the shore we'll back down on the wind look at the shot in center city right now. great day set up. lots of sunshine, wall to wall sunshine today. twitter already active. people tweeting us away right now. hey, kids enjoying the weather, dogs enjoying the weather fake look that shot charlie, chris just sent this in a picture of charlie the dog enjoying labor day. i can't believe it's almost over. look at these temperatures this morning. 62 degrees in the poconos. 62 allentown this morning. very comfortable out there north and west. you get into millville, atlantic city, 62 degrees. so we're uniformly into the low 60s we get the sunshine to go to work today. we are going to get easily into the low and middle 80s it's lower 80s as you get along the shore points. dew points very tolerable into the 50s so again a comfortable air mass. not talking about the humidity. that changes as we go forward into the early work week time frame. ultimate doppler nothing going on very very quite across town. we are going to be talking about rip current risks along the

shore. we'll talk more about that coming up in just little bit. bill? >> sounds good. 8:01 taking a look at your headlines this morning. a fire is under investigation in west oak lane. fear fighters were called to the 2300 block of 76th avenue around 3:30 this morning. we do know that the fire started on the second floor of the home. no one was hurt. and no word yet on what caused the fire. another firefighter is recovering this morning after getting hurt while fighting a fire in kingsessing it happened just before midnight in the 1800 block of south 55th street. officials say the firefighter fell through the second floor. he is expected to be okay. and the cause of that fire is also under investigation. suspected thief is behind bars in delaware. state police arrested 28-year-old anthony lynch of lewes. they say lynch is connected to three robberies in the rehoboth area including at the tanger outlets. update now on a developing

story that we first told you about last night on fox 29 news at 10. tinicum township police officer is recovering after being stabbed in south physical. investigators say the officer was providing a courtesy transport from the motel six in tinicum township to the holiday inn on packer avenue when the male passenger stabbed the officer in the arm. the officer is expected to be okay. and the suspect is in custody. now, what you heard, what you saw all of that hoopla it was celebration. celebration all over philadelphia for the first time since 1941, the temple owls beat the penn state nittany lions and they did it in front of a sold out crowd at lincoln financial field right here in philadelphia. first quarter we thought it would be the same old story that lynch breaking through the hole you see him, aplites finds daylight taking from it 42 yards out and penn estate goes up 10 to nothing. but from that point it was all temple owls.

the owls shocked penn state 27-10. temple making their claim in the state of pennsylvania. from college football to professional football. tebow mania and could it be done before it even started? it looked like tim tebow would have shot, karen was happy. boss lady was happy. especially after matt barkley was traded. were you eagles head coach chip kelly is opting to get third string quarterback elsewhere. kelly said tebow, he just wasn't good enough. >> i think he just -- just needs to get more playing time. he needs to get out there and get actual reps because i think he's done a ton on his own have an individual basis but it's about playing the game and taking that next step in playing the game. there was no master plan. there was just everybody comes in here and competes when you get here if april and let it play out the way it plays out. >> so many people started talking about this on our fox 29 facebook page. tony wrote, let's face it, if the eagles are down to the third string quarterback the season is a loss.

tebow may ab great guy but has proven time and time again that he can't be a quarterback in the nfl. and michael said, tebow is a goodman but he's not a good nfb football player. we'd like both. but good men only win super bowls if they're good nfl players. sorry about that, tim. and gregory said, tebow is the type of guy that will sell tickets whether he play gas or bad. that was bad move, chip. a bad move. we want to know how you feel. e-mail, the tweets, the messages have started to come n you can send them to us just make sure you use our #fox29weekend. and excitement starts next weekend. it's eagles "game day live" join howard eskin, sean bell, g. cobb who was here with us yesterday and injuries truly i'm joining the good day live family. we'll have other special guests every week as we talk eagles next sunday and every sunday all season long at 10:00 a.m. right here on fox 29. happening today, so many people have been talking about

the made in america festival. it's day two right here in philadelphia. and 70,000 people packed the parkway last night to hear beyonce' sing and now they're headed back for another day of music and fun and our jennifer joyce is live on the parkway this morning with more on what people can expect. jenny, what's going on out there? >> reporter: good morning, bill. well, it's pretty calm and quiet morning here at made in america after what was pretty spectacular show from last night apparently according to the reviews on facebook and twitter. it seemed very positive day one in made in america in just few hours we will be kicking off day two. several large acts to the stage yesterday like del a sol beyonce' was the headliner around 10:30 last night. tonights big act at the weekend with several other acts performing on multiple stages all day long. yesterday as we mentioned bill it was estimated there were about 70,000 people on the concert grounds expecting the same amount today for the sold

out music festival and with all of no he is people in one place we saw first hasn't just how strict security was. a pre pope test run the crowd said. they appreciated the checking of the bags and everyone felt safe inside the gates. they seemed to have great time. >> checking bags. they not letting you bring in containers and things like that. just trying to keep it safe. >> they check everything when you go in and there's people everywhere making sure we're safe. it's good. >> i love nick jonas. i've been a fan for like six years since he was in the jonas brothers. i came here just for him. >> amazing. it's fantastic. everything made in america is perfect set up much it's a fantastic show. >> reporter: a lot of love for nick jonas lot of love for yo beyonce'. alex holly was in the crowd tweeting about a beyonce' she posters a picture of b in a sixers jersey representing philly much the music starts at two. the gates open at noon.

bill, will you down there. >> i'll try to get down there. you hold a spot for meek all right. you got it. i'm here. >> you didn't sound terribly convince. we'll check back in with in you a little bit. thank you. and there are sharply lower prices at pumps this holiday weekend i actually experienced that yesterday. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded nationwide now stands at just $2.40. it's the lowest on labor day weekend since 2004. but they say that it could get on better. you can get lower prices, for instance, look at this gas station we're showing you right now in rah what, new jersey, selling gas for $1.95 per gallon. can you beat it? we want to know. post your pictures if you've seen better prices or just really good ones. you can tweet them to us just make sure you use our hash tag fox 29 weekend. coming up, philly students heading back to school. how a new art project is aiming to raise awareness about a serious issue for tens of

thousands of families in our are a. plus, music fans at philadelphia's made in america get a chance to become a new empire artist. how you may be able to sing your way into season two of the hit show.

♪ 8:11 on fox 29 weekend. thanks for starting your sunday with us. we've been talking about it.

it's a new art exhibit and it's sparking conversations about a serious issue that's affecting tens of thousands of families in our area. the exhibit is called back to school. it just opened to the public on friday at gravy studio and gallery on cecil b. moore avenue. the pictures tell the stories of parents, students and teachers affected by philadelphia's public school system. organizers say the exhibit reveals what happens to an individual who spends most of their day in an institution that is quote constantly failing them. joining us now talk more about the exhibit and how it developed collaborators sarah mow lynn ski and photographer is a who are hardy. ladies, good morning. >> good morning. >> we saw some of the pictures. but tell us what people will see when they get a chance to come over and see this exhibit. >> well, they will see a collection of photography and they will see photographs that show the buildings that sit abandoned and they will also see portraits that sarah mow lynn ski and lyndell have taken of people that this is directly

impacted. >> this is a kind of think you've both been doing document trees and shooting pictures and kind of exploring this. why was it so important to do it to get message it there and kind of spread what's real in the schools? >> i think there's thousands of people in philadelphia that care deep and about the education system here, we want to see a fairly funded education system in philadelphia. and as artists we recognize the importance of using our creative abilities to really help continue the dialogue around why it's important that we have fairly funded schools in philadelphia. that was one of the main reasons why we wanted to come together don this. >> it's interesting you mentioned funding quickly and on-going battle. do you view yourself as change agents as well as artists? showing it to them to initiate change. >> there's been so many organizes like pccy and power and psu, philadelphia student union, i mean lot of organization that is have been fighting for fair funding formula for years, and, you

know, pennsylvania is one of three states that doesn't have one and so i don't necessarily see myself as change agent but i definitely see myself as somebody that deeply cares, i'm a parent, and i definitely want to spread the message as much as possible. >> i see you both as change agents. looking at the pictures much that's why i asked that. i think all of us know perhaps need more funding in the schools. >> yes. >> do you think it has a larger impact when you see it? people are force to do kind of deal with what that funning means. >> i think it does. also, when you hear it, because sarah and lyndell have also been shooting footage of people and taking interviews from people that have been impacted you also in the gallery you'll hear audio from them. >> exactly. yeah, this is something that's been happening for years really. you know, so i think lot of communities in philadelphia are ready to speak about this. ready to be seen and be heard. >> just had the big opening. how was the response? >> i think it was --

>> it was pretty great. >> good. yeah. >> we had a lovely diverse community come out. >> yup. >> artists, teachers, students, active visits just people folks in the community who want to see what's going on. we -- yeah. >> i think it was went really well, you know, people -- this is already in people's minds, and people able to see this and hear this and be in a community where everyone is, you know, understands the issue and everyone can speak about it op openly i think is very helpful. >> called you change agents, very talented artists. we thank you for spending some time with us. >> thank you very much. >> we encourage you to check out the exhibit it is at gravy on cecil b. and were there until when. >> until the 27th of septembe september. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we'll check out what's going on with unfiltered. ♪ >> i'm jeff cole. it's time for fox unfiltered where we to your comments and complaints right on the air.

first up, i'm standing with veteran reporter bruce gordon. bruce, allow are you. >> i'm doing well. >> you have built a reputation recently in the city for helping people with certain kinds of reports that you get. >> i try. >> you get things resolved. >> drug addictions were coming through going in my jar. >> i'm short and she's tall. i can't really lift her any mo more. >> keisha washington can hardly believe what she found on her free lifeline cell phone. >> bruce we recently got a letter from a viewer that i think to put it mildly this letter speaking about some of the reporting you've done is effective. >> one of the sill lee eighty three ones i've seen. >> ronald wrote how come your station only helps black people. never see a white person helped by bruce gordon. you've got the floor, my friend. real simple, i have two criteria for doing getting results pieces. number one do i think i can help? do i think i have the answer the questions to get the job done? number two, do i think the story and the issue is broad enough and interesting enough to the broader audience to be worth putting on tv? is it possible that

african-americans or any other minorities are over represented in my pieces? sure it's possible and here's why. the city of philadelphia sadly is a treasure trophy for these kind of reports, and in the poorest neighborhoods in the city where there are lots of minorities, city services can be the worst of all. non existent in some cases so yeah that's entirely possible. i can assure there's no skin test we do getting results pieces. ♪ >> okay. now i'm standing with good day alex holly i weren't to congratulate you. >> um-hmm. >> this is your one year anniversary here at fox 29. >> thank you so much jeff. >> it has been a wild ride over the past year. so many great memories already i'm excited for more years to come. >> we got the pope coming and you're all over that coverage as well. >> oh, yes, we're getting ready for the pope. it's happening this month. >> yes it is. >> our viewers agree. kattena, thanks alex for a fun filled year. tiff knee love the up town funk video. lisa, love alex toy ya,

congratulations alex for whole year of smiles. adore you alex. and then there's this from is a mal la. i originally sewed i wasn't going to like you but you won me over. you are philly now and lynn had the best line. i don't think they can find someone to put up with mike congrats. >> this lynn woman said put up with me. >> she said keep up with you, mike. keep up. >> okay. >> oh, my goodness. >> he just laughed. >> this guy, i really appreciate all the love that everyone has been so nice and i love being in philly. i'm having a great time even though i am work wig this guy. >> she's probably right. do you put up with me. >> that's it for this week's edition of fox unfiltefiltered. remember we want to hear your comments as well e-mail or text us or communicate with us any way you'd like to. thanks. i'm jeff cole. there you go. happy anniversary to alex holly after one year at fox 29.

hundreds of fans of the hit fox tv show empire at the made in america festival but they're not just listening to music. they're make something. the empire bus making a stop as part of its national tour. the series giving philadelphia fans a chance to step in the studio and record their version of one of the show's songs. one winner will then be featured as a new empire artist during season two. >> there can be 10 simi finalists selected by mid october and then three finalists by mid november and then the finalist will be notified by mid december. >> i love to sing and i love empire and empire made me fall in love with singing all over again so i want to win. >> good day did up town funk. i think we shall as team audition for empire it's not too late. no appointment is necessary. just walk up to the bus at the festival on the parkway today and see season two of empire premieres right here on fox on september 23rd. taking a look at what's going on. your interactive weather as we

start off looking at the pocon poconos. honestly i'm i'm been impressed by the poconos and how good things look and what you can do even when there's no snow. mike, looks pretty good out there. is the weather going to stay that way. >> from the mountains down to the shore, great day set up. one issue yesterday was the wind across town. but mostly down the shore points. but now that's going to subside a bit. be very careful if you're going into the waters because of the moderate risk rip -- rip current risks. wind speeds across the area. not talking about major win. may pick up along the shore points for today. so here's the forecast. we got a great day set up. 70s, low 80 if's you're going for ocean city. same deal for rehoboth or lewes beach we'll turn our attention to the heat. 69 in philadelphia to the low 80s back across the mississippi valley. seven day forecast does show 85 today. touch warmer for tomorrow. 88 degrees but look at this much this is heat wave number six. it's crazy. 90 on tuesday. we're swelters in the classroom

on wednesday at 91. maybe a thunderstorm by thursd thursday. so 90's are back once again. not much fall weather here on this seven day forecast. >> sounds good. how about some r-e-s-p-e-c-t aretha franklin is involved in a legal battle. what the queen of soul said she had to fight. a barber battle. a woman claims they she was discriminated against but the barber says not so fast. why he believes it was all just a misunderstanding. all that and more coming up. fox 29 weekend. make sure you stay tuned and check out those lottery numbers. that's for the powerball. you can be the lucky winner. millions and millions of dollars. ♪ consideration

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>> and kathy, never should have got rid of tebow. >> that's right. >> people are upset about this he may get resign to the practice squad so there is hope ahead for tebow. time now for knocking the king. hey howard this is pat i heard what you had to say about fantasy football. >> the biggest gambling that exists in sports is the fantasy leagues because the leagues get money back from all of that. then you have fans root against your own team when you have a player from another team that's on your fantasy team. i love seeing the loser on tv when he tells you, i won $62,000. really? just root for your teams. not players on the other team who may be on your fantasy team. do people work any more? or they just play fantasy? >> fantasy football good way to

stay connected with your friends in town and out of town. you have, you know, catch up once week and -- >> let me just clue you in on something pat. they can't really be your friends fit takes fantasy football for to you stay in touch with your friends. wouldn't you stay in touch with them other ways. what's going on? how is the job. >> how is the kids. >> how is the brother? how is the sister you need fantasy football to stay in touch with them? they are not your friends if that's what you have to do. and the reality is, people just do it because they want to bet on something. and they think they're smarter than the people that actually run football teams. the reality is, you've got nothing better to do and that's why you play fantasy. don't couch it and say, oh, yeah i want to stay in touch with my friends. pick up the stinging phone and call them. okay think what you have to take to rips me. shoot your individual york up load it to us and i'll talk to you next week. ♪

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♪ >> 8:30 on fox 29 weekend. taking a look at your news now. demonstrators take to the streets in show of solidarity for jailed kentucky clerk came davis. >> but she's a good -- she was in good spirits last night. i talked to her on the phone. she was what in great spirits. we was joking and laughing cutting up. honey, i'm just as comfortable as can be. free kim davis rally held in rowan cun tee, kentucky right in front of the jail where davis is

being held. the county clerk is spending the labor day weekend in isolation at the carter county detention center for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. she claims issuing the licenses to same sex partners goes against her christian beliefs. her husband says she's doing just fine while in jail. hundreds of people pack an auditorium in vancouver to honor two syrian boys who drowned. the two children died after piling into an overloaded boat in turkey. their death sparked worldwide outrage after an on-going refugee crisis in syria. the boys aunt said the children should have never died. one person who attended the memorial service said it's time for the world to wake up. >> i really hope that their deaths will create -- people around the world will look the a this and realize we're not doing what we can. what we should, what we need to. >> family members lit candles to remember the two boys.

a woman in portland oregon says a local barbershop discriminated against her because she wanted a short haircut. casey marshall visited the rose way barbershop hoping to get a buzz cut. she claims the owner marty opinions denied her service telling her she couldn't get the cut because it was quote a men's cut. however, opinions says that he and another barber in the shop simply didn't understand what type of cut some marshall really wanted. >> i think that there's a lot of people in the world and a lot of barbers in portland that don't want to serve people that don't conform to gender stereotypes. >> they want haircut i'll give them a haircut as long as i can understand what they want. >> spokesperson at the oregon state bureau of labor and industry says marshall has yet to file a complaint adding that no investigation can be made unless a complaint is filed. checking in on the weather. so far so good. we've been looking in to areas around area. trenton, new jersey there's the capitol, glowing gold in the

sun. mike, pretty good here. pretty good in trenton. so people can get out and joy this day. >> you don't even need me this morning. this is a great forecast. we couldn't ask for a better labor day stretch. it is going get warmer today. much warmer as we get into tomorrow. temple game. loving it. great game tour temple. tepp cher wise into the 60s for most spots. pottstown 61 degrees. city checking in at 69 degrees. shore points double 66ing in wildwood to 62 in atlantic city be very careful if you'll venture out into the waters certainly swim close to lifeguard check in with the lifeguard also and i venture to say lot of red flags flying because of the moderate rip current risk for the entire shore points. ocean counsel tearing atlantic county be very careful down towards cape may. there's nothing to really speak of. the closest weather we find is 1100 miles due north and west want to let you know tropical storm grace form winds at 45 miles per hour. if you are tracking this, this is the tropical season. got to keep an eye on each system that comes off the coast.

this is going to try to make a run for the lesser antilles. may kind of diminish may get up to 65 miles per hour storm. diminishing some as it encount encounters wind shear. so it's very hostile environme environment. then we focus our attention to the heat building to the south. it's 77 in st. louis at this hour. and we are going to see heat wave number six for the delaware valley. we'll talk more about that coming up in a little bit. ♪ >> i'm jeremy bruner with this week's around the house. barra tweets i have pets even worry about using chemicals in the yard with them around. is there a safe way to feed my plants. >> most yards are applying pesticides to the entire jar. 90 million pounds of pesticides applied toyons every year and you don't have to do that you may have not have crab grass

you're putting prevent over your entire jar. you need to get off of those types of convention al programs consider using organic lawn program through your lawn service or whether you're going to your local garden center and buying your own law fertilizers. as far as for your pets concern, i mean there's lot of things do you care to cep your yard safe for your pets. one like i said use organic lawn program. the other thing too this will sound like common sense make sure you store your lawn and garden fertilizers chemicals whatever you're using store it in save, secure place. the aspcpa gets tens of thousands of calls every year their dog got into a bag of fertilizers or chemicals. you can get into unsafe conditions. make sure you're storing them in a seive place. you also want to make sure that you don't have standing water in your -- every time it rains it doesn't puddle up. those staning waters those puddles they're breeding ground for parasites and mosquitoes. you want to it void that. you want to avoid any kind of mulches that contain cocoa or

contain herbicides like we'd prevent type things inside the mulches. obviously if your dog starts eating those mulches that could be dangerous to them as well. peak sure that you keep your grass at that three to 3.5-inches of height. if it gets too tall it could be a host to ticks and fleas. if it gets too short it's unhealthy for the root system. three to three and a half inches is ideal to healthy grass. if you want a question answered tweet us at #fox29weekend. ♪ here's something people have been waiting for. mcdonald's announces breakfast will be served all day. that means egg mcmuffins 24/7 that's not all. wait until you see some of the breakfast foods from mickey d's all around the world. all of that coming up on fox 29 weekend. ♪

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chip is coach. >> ouch! >> jeff says could have at least kept tebow as a spiritual adviser. >> all right. if the media didn't continually hype up tebow they wouldn't have circus that follows him. >> that's an interesting point. good enough to be in the league but good enough for all the drama that comes with you? all right. moving on. september is national breakfast month. and think comes word that mcdonald's will start serving breakfast all day long starting next month. the food was a huge talker on social media. boss lady, you handle social media. >> jermaine wrote next month mcdonald's will begin serving breakfast all day, yes, this it we are paying progress as a society. >> and viva tweeted, i'm moving to america just because mcdonald's is having all day breakfast there and not in canada.

wyd canada? seriously. all day breakfast! >> in honor of this earth shattering announcement we wanted to take look at some of the breakfast food you can get at mcdonald's across the globe. starting with brazil. look at that. the ham and cheese croissant. >> that looks pretty good. >> not to bad. >> in the uk boss lady -- >> chocolatey donut. >> that's terrible. >> it's chocolate on top and chocolate in the middle. that doesn't look good to me. >> mike knot not fan. >> australia. >> ham and cheese pock which we have here, right? in australia. >> hot pocket. >> hot pocket. >> right? >> yes. >> check out this one. that's low profile butch. that's trifle link mcdonald's in the chech republic. it's an upside down toasted bun with some of the cheese put in the mill. it. >> looks like an english muffin backwards. >> maybe they were just trying to make it fancy so you would order it. >> bad ideas in the chech republic. >> that's bobo. all of us try to be healthy

breakfast. will you do it now that they have breakfast all day. >> i'm look at their menu. one healthy thing except for the fruit and maple oatmeal. >> just a splurge. >> i'd do it. i love pancakes and sausage for dinner. >> i'm on board. all right. that brings to us our instant poll. we want to know your feelings bon breakfast for dinner. are you a fan, yes or no. you can vote on fox 29.com or you can tweet your vote using the hash tag fox 29 yes if you're like apparently all of us or hash tag fox 29 no and we'll bring you the results in just a few minutes. coming up, how about some -- >> you want to sing it? >> no. >> r-e-s-p-e-c-t. arena franklin is involved in a legal battle. coming up what the queen of soul said she had to fight. >> let's go ahead and let her sing it. we'll be back. ♪

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♪ dancdanceing. 8:45. fox 29 weekend. take a look at philadelphia international airport. maybe some of you are traveling for the labor day weekend. going or coming, hope you're starting your day with us. >> piece of hollywood and serious creepiness at the white house next week. president obama will honor

actress sally field and author stephen king. the two are among the recipients of this year's national medal of arts awards. the white house honoring sally field for her support for gay rights and public health. they say the actress has shown fearlessness and empathy on screen and off as for king, his story telling attracted his honor. the white house noting king's analysis of human nature in his writings and his ability to thrill audiences around the world. 18 other others will receive awt the white house ceremony on thursday as well as three institutions. aretha franklin is earning some respect in a federal courtroom. the 72 year old singer convinced a judge to block a documentary about her airing at the tell your ride film festival. this taking place hours before the film entitled amazing grace was set to air. the film focuses on a concert performed by franklin in 1972 which franklin says the festival never got her permission to use. attorneys for the film festival

argued a contract signed by franklin in 1968 gave away the rights to the footage of her concerts. 8:46. toyota announcing its teaming with stanford university in california to help develop the next generation of smart cars. the auto giant says it will invest $50 million over the next five years. all to develop and build the car of the future. the car aimed at using driver less technology. other ideas being tossed around, cars that sense mood or offer luxuries such as massages and music. toyota is set to compete against several other car and technology companies that are working on similar technologist. so when exactly will these smart cars hit the road? that's not yet clear. ♪ time for our junior reporter segment an new junior reporter to introduce to you. we are happy to welcome rob from temple university into the

studio. good morning. >> thank you. great that be here. >> absolutely. now, you found -- it's difficult story, someone who had a tragedy but took that tragedy and decided to do something positive with it. >> yes. i found this woman started doing yoga with her husband who had cancer and she found after he passed that she wanted to dedicate her life it to it's really powerful story. she sort of changed things around. >> meet michelle. >> arms up. and arms down. >> she isn't just any yoga teacher and this isn't just any yoga class. these students or fight organize recovering from cancer. >> the different practices within yoga help to calm the nervous system down and calm the mind so breathing practice is one really calm the person down very directly. and then meditation helps you to get a handle on what your mind is doing. >> how many machine -- for many of michelle's students life has

been turned unside down. not only does cancer take a physical toll on the body but an emotional toll on the mind and spirit. >> the fear stopped me in my track. i was unable to function. >> but then tammy started taking yoga with michelle and good and to feel change. >> this empowers me. this makes me, this is my time. this is -- this is all these people with me who have been through the same thing, and they're all empowering and they're all warriors and they inspire me. >> michelle took interest in yoga when they are husband jonathan was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2006. >> we had yoga practice together every morning for couple of years, and i saw how much it helped him. >> after jonathan lost his battle in 2009, michelle knew what she had to do. >> i decided to make this my life's mission. i left my career in the performing arts and decided this is really the work i needed to

do and wanted to do. >> and now she teaches yoga to those affected with cancer across the philadelphia region including here at fox chase cancer center. head of psychiatry doctor karen mcmechanic says michelle's class has made a world of difference. >> there's evidence that it's probably one of the most effective forms of treatment outside of conventional medici medicine. >> but teaching yoga to cancer patient social security so emerging practice. tammy says it takes sensitive and individualized attention minute shell has that special touch. >> she's compassionate and empathetic. and she cares. and it's not just a yoga class where a hundred people line up and do yo g michelle cares about everyone of us in this class. knows our name. knows our background. knows what we're going through. >> it's always amazing to me when people who have been through so much can take it and do something positive to help others. she wants to keep expanding this but she needs some help. >> that's right. she just launch add gofundme

page she's trying to have video tutorials online for cancer patients at home and as well trying to reduce the costs for some of her patients that are in need. >> we'll take all that information. we'll get up on our facebook page and our website and people who want more information can go there. great job. >> thank you. >> welcome to the team. >> thanks. i appreciate it. >> if you have any suggestions for great ideas just like this one, then you can leave your questions and comments on our fox 29 facebook page or tweet us at fox 29 philly. make sure you us a use our hash tag fox 29 weekend. ♪ all right. let's take look. i want to bring you out to reading. it was a morning we actually woke up 50-degree reads in berks county. we do have a mixture of sunshine and clouds. get ready for sunshine today. the sunshine is going to reign supreme. 62 degrees. 62 mount pocono. north and west in town in the upper and mid lee hi high valley low 60s to the points south and east east of 295 looking at a temperature reading around 65 to

around 70 degrees. numbers are much cooler comparison to yesterday morning. roughly 10 degrees cooler. a morning that's waking up nice, crisp fall feel but we'll get right into the 80s later this afternoon. the only weather eek find for you right now 1100 miles up towards the canadian us border. that's not going to impact us until thursday. as we get into next week. so 69 in philadelphia. i want to draw your attention to the warm many down to the south. look at st. louis a pair of sevens much the heat and humidity is down towards the south. that is actually going to move our way as we get into the early work week time period. kids going back to school this week, you'll be sweating in your classrooms. your dew point values 50s this morning going well into the 60s close to 70 as we get into the early work week. so tuesday, wednesday it is not going to feel great. let's focus on today and the weekend. let's not get ahead of ourselv ourselves. dewey beach planner nice on shore wind southeastern five that will create temperatures 78 to maybe 80 degrees. but be very careful you're going

to the shore points because of the moderate rip current risk. here's your fox seven day forecast. very nice. 85 for today. as we get into labor day monday, touch warmer. 88 degrees. few spots may pop 90 and we're hitting 90 as we get into tuesday. it's hot and it's humid, were you let's do that again on wednesday. none. are you kid mowing? none? and then do it again on thursday. maybe strong to severe thunderstorms by thursday into friday. keep this in mine. this is going to be the sixth heat wave of the summer season. classrooms, they're going to be very hot. we'll have to keep an eye on this as we get into the early work week time period. but, again, we have a dry stretch right into thursday. i'll update the forecast with you tonight at 6:00 o'clock. ♪ i'm jim with this week pog look at the silly science that wretchers are wasting their time on. it's a nice holiday weekend. a celebration of summer's

unofficial end and some of us may have had a little too much of a good thing at those backyard barbeques or beach parties. it may come as no surprise to anyone suffering a hangover that's the only way to cure one is to keep from getting one in the first place. but a group of researchers from the university of u track set out to find if there's something better so they studied hundreds of college students aft night of boozing. no matter what the drinkers did, none of it worked to cure the hangover. our dr. mike explains. >> basically, what this study says is that contrary to popular beliefs, there is no way to prevent a hangover other than drinking less. stick with clear spirits. studies show that alcohol that has a lot of impurities meaning rum, red wine, those are the

things that will make a bad hangover even worse. stick with vodka, white wine. >> good advice from dr. mike to lay off the sauce this labor day. or if you do choose to drink, drink responsiblely. cheers! ♪

>> this week on fox news sunday we'll discuss the rash of deadly attacks on police as well as riding murder rates and major u.s. cities with two top cops.

philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay and milwaukee police chief edward flynn. then president obama gets enough votes in congress to save his iran nuclear deal. we'll talk with former vice-president dick cheney and his daughter liz about an obama foreign p.m. see they say has dangerously weakened america. and our power player of the week. this week on fox news sunday. i was sit hearing looking at the polling results all i can tell you some of you need to get your life right. i can't believe that 44% of the people are not fans of breakfast for dinner. i'm cool that vick% support it. 44, you guys need to check yourself. >> mike and i are checking out social media comments. wayne writes york, yes, yes, yes in reference to breakfast it's better than eating it in the morning. >> yeah. and philly good morning. who is tebow? what has he done for me lately. >> we wanted that see the cute baby really quickly. >> shout out to anthony. thank you everyone for spending

your weekend with us. happy labor day. we'll see you soon. keep watching fox 29. ♪

i'm chris wallace. police officers targeted as anti-cop rhetoric reaches new lows. what can ease the tensions? >> we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. cops' lives matter too. >> at some point in time, you got to the stop yelling and screaming and start listening and discussing >> we'll discuss the deadly attacks on police as well as rising murder rates in major american cities with two top cops. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey, and milwaukee police chief, edward flynn. then president obama gets enough votes in congress to ensure his nuclear deal with iran will take effect. we'll talk with